Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1866 — Page 4

DAILY

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Madlton ■allread.

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G J T Y NEW S . SIiirinn County Indepemleitt Ticket. REPRKSF.NTATIVKS. \ A DENTIN'E BUTSCH. Ift >BKKT KENNING TON. COMMISSIONER. JAMES H. McKKHNAN. RECORDER. GEORGE \Y\ KOUNTZ.

SIIKR1FE.

\V 11,1,1 AM JOHN WALLACE.^ TKKABtTRKR. JOHN K. FOUDRAY. JCDOE criminal court. JAMES L. MITCHELL. prosecuting attorney. I.KONAUD W. McCORD.

assessor.

JAMES SWAIN.

CORONER.

WILLIAM O. ELDER. Amusements tlila Evening. M ETROPOT.ITAN THEATER. — Mstlnee— Tito Drunkard. Ercnlng—Rlchartl HI, and Post

of Honor.

RECKPTION OF TRB PRESIDENT.

JHAXaF FJUKm

LET THE PEOPLE THEM OUT.

A ORAND OVATION TO RE GIVEN.

Arrangements have been made with the railroads centering at the city to run half fare trains on extra time on Monday and Tuesday, for the purpose of accommodating all persons who wish to attend the reception that 1* to be given to President Johnson and party. The reception will take place positively on Monday night, and ample arrangements will be made to accommodate the thousands who will

be present.

DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE JMC K JK TT NT JWr , There will be n meeting of all the Mends of President Johnson, at the Capital Garden, corner of Maryland street and Kentucky Avenue, ou Saturday night, for the purpoae of making arrangements to receive the President of the United States, on his arrival In this city, on Monday next. Turn out friends, and let us have a rousing

meeting.

_ It. Yandeorift. pi'BTiic spEAKrve,

AT

AT FAIRLAND, SHEIBY COUNTY. (>n Friday, September 14, at one o’clock Jp. it., R. D. Logan, Lewis Jordan, S. B. Cham* t»erl:dn, and othera, will address the eonservati\o i-Rizons on the issues of the day. Public epcRklnt At Millersvllle, Marlon county, in grove east of Wlnpinny’s mill, on Thursday, September 13, commencing at two o’clock p. M. William A. Lowe, K»q., Lewis Jordan, Ksq., D. J. Callinau, Esq., Captain Kountz and L, AY. MoCord. Esq., will dlseussthe five Issues of the day. The ladles are invited to attend. 1JT -I. Pluvlns seems to be doing his "level best” to disgust all Unless creatures. A season of the utmost sloppiness has set in, with a sontinuons fall of rain in showers or nasty drizzles. ^ — - - J3T A lively meeting of Democrats and conservatives was held at Orlssell’s Garden, Fort Wayne avenue, Thursday night. f*peecbes were made by Captain Ford, Major Dale, James B. Ryan, and A. Vandegrift. St. Paul’s church, Protestant Briscopai Rkv. H. stringfellow, Rector.— There will bo service in Military Hall on every Sunday, at half-past ten o’clock a. M., and balf-i>:ist seven o'clock r. M. Seats all free. Deputy Collectors.—Collector Brown has appointed the following deputies: for Shelby county, Joseph A. Raymond; Hendricks county, James V. Dunnington; Dr. Wright's deputies in Hancock, Johnson and Morgan counties are continued in office. Poi.ice Court.—John Smith, for being Intoxicated, paid $9 50 and went to jail for #6 90, and Elisha Pel vers, for the same offense, paid 82 SO and works out 86 00 in jail. Samuel Harding, for visiting a house of 111 fame, paid 913. TIT A sympathizing female friend, laboring unde? a violent attack of the " preserving mania,’’ sent Mrs. Blnejazy a basket of line yellow tomatoes, and the consequence was that Blu< jazy was hustled out to purchase a half barrel of sugar. B. J. declines to return thanks. Removals.—Messrs Alford A Talbot are removing from their old stand on Washington street, to Morrison’s new block, on Meridian street. Also, Messrs. Dally, Semour, A Co., from their old stand near the depot to the same building. Sugar Grove Trotting Park.—An Interjesting race will take place over the track at [the above place, this evening. Mr. T. McKeej ly undertakes the feat of running two mllet (while two horses trot four miles, and as both j sides are confident of winning the race will be |an interesting one. Pole Rawing.—A tall hickory pole, elevated in the cauae of A. Johnson, a restored Union, equal taxation and a white man’s Govrrumrnt, now rears Its head from Seitz’s Garlilen, 117 South Illinois street. To the patriotic jGrrmans and other* of that ricinltf we are IB* jbebted for the first polo demonstrative of the eanvass. — ^ The Galaxy.—This very excellent semintbly, for September 15, has been placed upon our table by Messrs. Sumwalt A WefIt contains some very Interesting artli among which Is the continuation of " The Dlaverings,” and, entire, •< Archie Lovell,*’ I« Pamela Clark.* 1 and a poem by Marla i Pool.

church will be held evey Sunday In thlernom

antll the completion of the chapel aoon to be Vevay,~ the county seat. The - erected on the lot lately purchaaedou the cor- held In the afternoon, and waa - — * ner of Illinois and New York streets. It la - -

expected the chapel will be ready far occupancy sometime In December. The ehoir, under the direction of Mr. Snyder, aeatated by Mr. H. H. Catherwood and others, dlaeeurses

most excellent music.

A Meeting or the ComrrrrEE or Arrangements FOE THE RECETTION OE PRESIDENT Johnson and Party.—Punuant to arrangement the committee met la the rooms of Colonel McClure at ten a. m. . On motion, Colonel McClure waa elected Chairman, and R. S. Rooche, Secretary. Qn motion of Austin H. Brown, a committee waa appointed to meet the Prwident and party at Terre Haute, on Monday next, and

escort them to this city, at follows:

First District—Richard Raleigh, John Pitch-

er and Theodore Ycmmerman.

Second District—John S. Davis, General James A. Cravens and Colonel James Kerg-

wln.

Third District—Colonel Frank Emerson, M.

Belser and Dr. McClure.

Fourth District—John Auderagg, William

j G. Dunn and J. V. Bennnsdaffer.

Fifth District-Major M. L. Beady, Genend I Solomon Meredith, Edmund Johnaon and

' Miles Murphy.

| Sixth District-General John Love, John C. Brukmeyer, Colonel John W.' Blake, Colonel D. G. Rose. Robert Kennlagton, Julius B^rtt' her, W. S. Pierce, George W. Griffith, Colonel W. H. Coleseolt, Cyra# W. McNutt, Colonel Jefferson K. Scott, William H. Jennings, Judge A, To Rooche, Captain P. H. Hart, William Mitchell, Captain John M. I/Ord, James N. Dunnington, Valentine B itsrta, William H. English, D. V. Dally. Seventh District—Thomas Dowling, W. D.

Grinwold tmd William D. Allen.

Eighth District—Colonel William C. W11- * >n, General Reuben C. Kise and Thomas

! Ward.

I Ninth District — Colonel Norman Eddy, ! Henry Crawford and John Fulton. • Tenth District—Joseph K. Edgerton, John ! B. Howe and William S. Smith. ' | Eleventh District—General James R. Slack, ; Jahies swwt«rr and Colonel Thomas N. Stlli well. * On motion of E. S. Alvord, the following : p-rsons (one from each Ward) Were appointed to arrange for and take charge of the torch j light procession, on the evening of the arrival i of the President: First Ward—George Nnrthway and Fred. ] Dunymer. | Second Ward—G. GeMI. Third Ward—G. W. Griffith. Fourth Ward—Calvin Elliott. Fifth Ward—John Trucksess and Andrew Hendrickson. Sixth Ward—Michael Green and William

Wyland.

Seventh Ward—Theodore Tilly and Richard

Simpson.

Eighth Ward-Christ Yaeger and Charles Lemmon. Ninth Ward—H. E. Sobbett and Oliver

Keeley.

On motion of General Love, invitations were extended to the Governor of the State, the State offleera, judges of the supreme court, Judge of the United States district court, mayor of the city, city council, city officers, and all lienevoleut and other organized societies of the city, and the chamber of commerce, to take part in the procession and reception of the Presidential party. General Ix>ve. Colonel D. G. Rose, Austin H. Brown. Lewis Jordan, Julius Boetncher, Dr. Gall, and D. J. Call!* nan were appointed a committee for this pur-

pose.

On motion of Captain Igoe, the committee appointed at the meeting, on Thursday, to secure rooms at the Bates House, waa authorized to perfect and carry out the arrangements necessary for the accommodation of our distingisbed guests. On motion of Doctor Gall, General J. J. Reynolds was appointed marshal 1e chiefs for the occasion, with power to select such assistants, and arrange the reception programme, aa he may think proper. On motion, the following additional committees wore appointed: To procure carriages—John Null Wan, Colonel B. C. Shaw, John Dorheckyer, and William Wilkinson. On mnslc—R. 9. Roacbe, T. D. Thorpe, and Charles Lawton. On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet again at this offlee, Room Number 14, Talbott and News’ block, at three o’clock P. M„ today, (Saturday.) at which time the comrolttees are expected to report. Daniel McClure, Chairman. R. 9. Koachf, Secretay. Tiik Schoolmaster Abeoad.—From the following, a verbatim copy of a letter received by a business man In this city, It Is evident that the Benton county schoolmaster Is “ abroad.” Wo advise him to go back to bis charge as soon as possible. We suppress the name, in consideration of the offidal’s rela-

tives:

Oxford, benton, CO. ind. September, tha. 1,

1906.

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ant halston,

SOMl Bnay*.—Mr. ThfwWe Zumhnseh, at No. 98 East Washington street, i recently on a hunting excursion in 1111Near Parish’s Grove he staid all night 1th a farmer, who ffffeW days before had lied an immense rattiest she, as thick • a ?s thigh, and sporting one hundred and i rattle*, well defined, mdleatfng foe veneri age of one hundred and eleven yenrs. i farmer wae offered twenty-five doftars for i Win, which ha refoeod. Rot mnil iff if i eooatrjr about PaeMfe Grove, «Mb«

one, and .everything natsrd

«tly and satisfactorily to the DemocraeJ/lIl we evening the Democratic ladles at Vmrrnr presented Mr. Brown with a bonwHfU mM hnaded cane, aa a testimonial of tha esteem m which they held him an a gentleman, and aa an appreciative token of bU services In the cause of Demoentie prtwWpTus. The pmtB’ taUoh took ptaen at thnLeettr Hnom, aad waa attended by about seventy-five ladtaa, with gentlemen. During the evening a bend of lawless ruffians, headed by a man named Stapleton, one of the wont ebaruetw fg Southern Indiana, attacked seme of the party, and knocked down aad severely bent GegtafoWhite, a prominent Democrat, and a re. spec ted and influential oittsen, and wonnded about a dozen other*. The outrage waz deliberately committed, and U one of the most disgraceful that has ever been perpetrated in this

State.

These affairs are occurring rather too frequently, and It behoovee Democrats that, while they carefully abstain from any violation of the law, or make aay aggression*, to go prepared hereafter to their meetings to protect themselves, and, if necessary, shoot down these lawless villains a» they would dogs. We have yet to hear of a radical meeting being disturbed by Democrat*, or men professing to be Democrats; bat from all sections of the State, and especially in radical localities, wo hear of the most disgraceful conduct upon the part of our political advessaries. These things must stop, gnd tf foe radicals Will not, of their own aeeesW, cease frTRfe foe perpetration of neb ootragas, they will have to be dealt summarily with. The outrage* In Hendricks, Fulton, Laport', Jennings, Wayne, Switzerland, and other counties, mast not be repeated, and we call upon the radical press of the state to denounce foe conduct of Its par-

tisans.

THE PBESIDENTiiTlinAMPOUS.

A Demonstration to Bo (Kren-

President Johnson, SesMtary Seward, General Grant, GeneraffoMW^ AdmSral Farragut, and others of the Pisabtouttal party, will positively be In Indtawapnlie, between the hours at seven aad Bine-o’clock p. m. It Is Intended kWglvn the Trssldsnt and his patty a reception suitable to foe exalted positions they hold/Wy the peoplerof the patriotic State of Indiana, and, In order to accommodate all persona who wish to come, arrangements have been made with the several railroads centering at iDdiannyella to Issue half fare tickets aad run special train*. Let the people turn out. L*t the demonttratlon be one worthy of the patriotic State of Indiana and of our dlstiogutolMd visitors By order of the Commtttee of Arrangement*. Transfer*.—Tide* tor the Mlowing transfer* of real estate have been filed for record

since our last report:

Addison Niebola and Nancy Nichols, to Albert J. Dan forth, let 3, In Phipps’ subdivision of lots 53 and 54, and west half of lot 56, In

outlets 175 and 176, 88,400.

Faster Archer, quit claim to Enoch llarbert,

of the west half of the i section 25, in township 17

MUSto ad dsuw rounds of spplnn frees the altitude. Gaorg* W. Kountz, foe on* armed soldier “wUdate tor Reeerder next spoke, and froa* the manner In which the Captain s: mnped thecae* stalk General Blllott, and foe appro*Ja**°« of hie remarks by fop meeting, old Wayne township will redeem Its pledge ami vote the one armed soldier Into offiee. D. J. Call loan spoke tor an hour and a half. Weharre, on several occasions, heard D. J„ but brio stirred up the popular toellng, for Andrew Johnson and the Union, that the eaeboea of Wayne township wae awakened by cheers from the conservative —ttit Old Wayne township will be represented In foe multitude that will receive President Johnson on Monday next, and when foe votes are counted, (that U it they an counted out ** they an put In,) Wayne township will speak against Morton, Prod. Douglas and Co, In favor of Andrew Johnaon, foe Conetttutloa -and the Union.

jn-oeseta. from^temls. balsom. bnt^lt. aH.^beeongs. to fi ^' 1 w ^'^ 8l you, what 1 can. ’du.

n, sed, he wel pay. wone, half of.

tha, (let if you. wud. wat, Ml. eriztnas, than fer to glv. tha. ole Man, tha. Cabben. now you Can yuze your, ane plezer, but, rlt. to. me os

sune, as you Can.

MEETING IN THE CIRCLE. Speceb by Han. Jim B. Brown.

The meeting in the Circle, last night, was well attended, snd, though the Inclemency of the weather prevented any great number of ladle* from being present, the conservative and Democratic voters were out In full force. Hon. Jason B. Brown, of Jackson county, wa* Introduced, and for mere than an honr and » half engaged the closest attention of the andlenee in a discussion of the questions to be decided by the people at the coming election He handled the radical party, which claim* that the object* for wbieh the Wkr has been carried on have net been been accomplished without irloves, showing that they had abandoned und repudiated what they bad declared as their platform for four years and adopted the doctrine of the rebels who had endeavored to take the Southern States out of the Union. In the convention which framed the Constitution the doctrine of secession wa* fought, but on appeal to arms had t>een taken and the vietorlcs of our armies have settled the question forever. The radical* are endeavoring to resuscitate the corpse but even the attempt will be crushed out at the coming election. He said that the radicals claimed that the rebellious States were dead, but fall to tell oe when they died or where they are buried, and now they propose that they shall first adopt negro suffrage, frame a constitution according to the directions of Stevens and company, and that then they shall be admitted into the Union—that Tbaddeus, who Is the acknowledged High Priest of the party, shall open the grave, burst the coffin and breathe Into them the breath of life, and they shall become again Hvtng things. They claim tbnt they do not favor negro suffrage, but of tlto members from this State, all who voted for It in the District of Columbia are candidates for re-election, and those who voted against it have been cast aside and others who favor that doctrine, nominated in their stead. In speaking *f the constitutional amendment, be mtorred to the clause which said that no State should make or enforce any law abridging the rights therein conferred, the object of which was to annul the lawtln States that already prevented negroes from voting. President Johnson, General# Grunt, Sherman, Custar, Rousseau and many others of our most distinguished assn believed foot Oto States should be restored to their position in the Union, and that instead of embittering these people, with whom we win be compelled to live, effort* should be mode to reanimate the love for the Union which posseesed them before the terrible strife through which we hsd passed, and to the extent of hie abilities he would support them. He wa* glad to see that conservative Republicans and Democrats were burying P*M differences and uniting tor the support of the President, and he believed the result would bo e triumphant success over foe men who have declared that foe Union le.dlaeolved and they will heep U so until they sen fit to

reconstruct It.

Mr. Brown wa* freqently apptauded and at foe end of Ms speech was cheered hewfily. James B. Ryan, wa* called tor end closed the meeting, though tt» people seemed defer.

to a call I

, to Weyn*

i hundred i wa* or.

Coaling, Esq., PweHsto,. and William flmaa,Esq., and Tbomaa Muller, ■^•sa-

lt. W. McCord, srney, who, in aa

£3" A rather fragrant case of mixed mar and shades will shortly com* before ou* of our Justice’s Courts. An eminent tonaoriat arttri, whose ancestors at one dm* roamed 1 native wild* of Africa, trading to gold dust, ivory aad ebony, numbers among hit eard peresasiBBe nbuMim logy, semswhat llghtm to color, wire shares tbs honor* aad reepoaeUnHties of Ms household. The artist, beeorol discouraged with the prospects of accumulating a fortune in this city, left a short time since to seek a location in the tor West. His wife and family remained behind, to follow at some future time. Among the disagreeable remembrances left behind the artist In bis westward flight waa a debt of fto^ du* to s certain real estate agaat in this otty. a gentleman rigidly eoaalrietod la Mr morals, but amorously luaHusd. Tha man of acres i to—— waa [Hapread to be ixtr—y liboral in regard to the trifle the ffitttng barber owed Mto,gropuriBfoto tost, to wselri i tain unmentionable flavors from foe wlfc, and given rosstpt to foil. This the lady very property with stem end UdiguUou, whe—|— for real estate mau got his wrath up, and forthwith attached foe hot bold goods to secure the debt, which wee finally paid. Now tha lady brings action against blm for the grievous Insult she sustained atbUhaade. If the matter Is not coopromised, it will have an siring la n tow days, when we will be at liberty to mention names. Metropolitan Theater.—The patrons of the Metropolitan were treated lest night to an excellent pci Tenon nee, the andleuee be considerably larger than the night pnvtoun. The performance opened with "Delicate Ground,” > decidedly Frcnchy comedy, and waa;foliow«d by "Miriam’* Crime,” fowl Mr. Riley, Mis* Hyatt, Mr. Rooney, : Wentworth and Mr. White oil distinguished themselves. We were mors favorably impressed with Mr. Rooney than on the previous

evening.

Let it be remembered that the management commence to-dsv their course of matinees. The first will be given this afternoon at half. past two o’clock. The play will be the great moral temperance drama of “ The Drunkard.” All should see It, especially the little one*, for the lesson prerented will never be forgotten. Wc expect to see a full bouse. In the evening the great tragedy of “ Richard III,” and “ 1’ost of Honor.*' Admission at the matinee, twenty-five cents to all parts of the bouse. Monday, September to, the celebrated Mrs. L. R. Perrin will make her first appearance In this city. She is spoken of as being an actress of very great ability. Mr«. Perrin is a sister of Mrs. Riley, wife of our worthy manager. LiriossEM.—The persons below u tmed have received licena<* since our I i»l r< ,,^rt: John H. Lingenfrlter and Elizabeth Meyerr. John Miller and Sophia Cox. John Sheridan end Joanna Fllnn-. Michael Curran and Mary Curran. George A. Reisner aad MoUlt Mason. James M. Davie aad Mery K. Little. Henry L. Wann and Mary X. McClarea. Ell F. Stafford aad Phoebe J. Leemaa. Frank Hall snd Marthai*. Hurst. John F. Avery and Julia V. Tllford. John McGoven and Mrs. Catharine Lemon*. ( ii irles Owscs and Sophia Boerdt. Ulackfonl Palmer and l.ueretla Johnson. Charles Stewart and Ada M. Hulce. Jacob Fulwider sad Nancy B. Moore. Robert M. Baugbart and Mary A. Spurgeon. Charles H. Phillips aad Elizabeth C. Mar-

tin-

EJija O. Hell and Eliza J. Smith.

.Eleven Ballard and Mary Western,. colored.) Half Fare.—President Johnson, the Cabinet, General Grant, Admiral Farragut, aad other distinguished officials will arrive at Indianapolis, and receive a formal raeeptioa aad ovation at four o’clock on Monday afternoon, September 10. Half fare tickets will be on

ier, quit claim to Knoch llarbert, hair of the northeast quarter of township 17, north of range 2,

east, 81,000.

Benjamin F. Vickers and Nancy Vickers, quit oiaim to Elijah F. Fletcher and others, of the west half of the southeast quarter of section 29, In township 15, north of range 4, cast,

$2100.

Anns Bracken to James H. Seybold, jot 6, of Means Jt Thayer'* tubdivinon of outlet H2,

8900.

George Specs snd Harriet H. Spec*, quit claim to Frederick Burton, of 57 feet of lot 1, block 2, In the town of Cumberland; 81,000. Oti* S. George, John H. Cbolette. and Louisa H. Cbolette, to William H. Uogsblre, 18 feet of

lot 4, block Ofl; 811,332 33.

David R. Smock and Anna A. Smock, to Mary Moore, lot 4 In Smock’s Addition to the

town of Southport; $loi).

Smdtord B. Willson and Fanfly B. Willson, to Charts* F. Prangs, 18U feet of the north cm) of the south half of lot 2 in Williamson’s Ad-

dition; 825.

Chorlee F. Prang* and Christens Prnnge, to Ssndford B. Willson, 17>4 feet of the north end of the south half of lot 1 in Williamson’* Addi-

tion; 925.

SamuelfHotzolgesser and Martha HetzelgesSCT, to Citizen*’ Street Rallw^ CfRnpany, lot 3, in Elder and McCarty’s subdivision of block

88; 84,000.

Samuel J. Pickerel! and Mahals Pickerell, To Richard A. Durton, lot 106 In Young's sub-

division ofoutlot 181: 8800.

Charles Slstter snd Eliza Slatter, to Wtltlsro H. If. Phillips, lot 3 In Me&ernan and Pierce’s subdivision of lots 1 snd 2 In Harrl*’ Addition:

*475,

James H. Seybold and Mary .‘Vybolil to John P. Cruse, lot 6rin Mean* and Thayer’s subdi-

vision, of out lot 92; 8900.

William D. Eves aad Mary E. Kvea to Samuel G. Hunter, two acres in the west side of foe northwest quarter of section 14, town'^eoraeTloppe and*Christine Hoppe to Mary Batcher, lot 13, in Vanblaricum’s subdivision,

of out lot 121; 91<500<

Inspection of Distilled Smiuth-—The new Internal Revenue Uw provides that "any person owning any distilled spirits Intended for sale, manufactured prior to September 1, exceeding fitly gallons altogether, shall notify In writing, the collector ofth© district wherein

suah spirit* may !>e stored, held or owned, sale at all stations on the Lafayette and IndL within sixty days thereafter, to guags and » ntp<) |j, railroad, good only on foe mail train

prove the same, and upon the receipt of such

slightly i

able

lew foot the danger lepeon tMur sit—ton to Whtek ■ them were token sseiu beingdn the I others In the circus, and on* or two, w to nraver meetinir.

-

Waahingt andahatfA. w.

to-day, at nine Pf

*8 7, Wx &T- ■t 1

T‘T U 1 '. ** Auction Sales.

n-tft

» seat and. ether alllira, Ingrain carp** other ran—, lasting glssass, satoa,

lets, comforts, towels, etc.

table cloths, table covers,

H^WeOehedl OBt.

NIGHT SALK. ka, erapontoriW to

, a car load at 1

Ooa Depet, at fid per hundred by Hens, Anderson * Co. 7-2

BiskAtot.—A friend of ours has contracted the idea that he perseoaUy resembles Cosmt Biamark, and has an elegant portrait of that -IliiinWi f AnestoKgFiffii-H, hanging to Me room, beforowbieh he paseea meet of kis leUure time. The ressinhlsnew between Bie-

ular. They each: .( "ijga—I*

Balusohi Aec—IMS— „ ha* perfected all tfre eznagemento for hU air voyage to-day at foor o’clockjn the Governor’* Circle. Hie also intend* to forniah those who desire to rasend a.tow knidred feet anoppnrtumty, by anchoring thehalloen safely to terra He thank* thin, will be a novetty. What lady will volunteer to go, we wonder! New Book.—Colonel Merrill’s History of Indiana Soldiers Is tor sale by them, aa Win be by their advertisement to etw cdTUmas. - It le n Urge well executed work, beautifully illustrated with steel engravings. It to meeting with * rapid sate, and a rare chancels offered to crippled raMtora tai set *n* agents

for the above book.

1 m - - » ' , ' ■. Wines.—Hygienic and Museaf Perle Wines areffacts becoming very popular. The Hygienic wine, aa n tonic, It highlv recommended by eminent physicians. Thv Muscat Perl* is used man fer communion purposes, and is highly recommended. The above irinsa mu —i by all first ctom

anigguU.

Sixth Ward Democratic Club—There wffl be a mssMng ed- tMn cSoh at: their baU, oerner of Bluff Road and McCarty street, thi* (Saturday) evening, September 9, at eight o’clock. The object is to complete arrangements to receive our President Monday lijg, September 10; and a prompA. attendance of all the members Is desired. F. Rafrrt, President Trotting Exhibition,—The seventh ■ nnal exhibition of Amerieen and imparts horam will take place at Urn park el foe Elkhart County Live Stock Association, atGeahen Indiana, on the 10th, Ufo, 12th and 13th of October, 1808. XHb open to aH, aad the premium* are liberal; among them bring one of 8600 for the beet trotting, and 8200 tor foe best running antoaal. Normal Clash.—At the urgent request of a number of teachers. Professor Bond, the County School Examiner, will organize a dam, at Gregory’s College, ok ] September 10, lor teacher* aad them desiring to become teacher*. Special accommodation*

have been made for bofo ladies and gentlemen, and the best of tastmetfoirin penmanship will be given to the stow without extra charge-

LOCAL ITEMS.

daw Mixtures.—For Chandaliers, Brackets, Pendants, etc., goto Coulter A White’*, No. Hi East Market ttroet. ' 8-2

ttty tor ha e*M to pay expntm c » lot of Fra* and Cling Stn

& Co.’*. 7-2

R. HogsttreACo.

: Boom occupied 1 by W. • 7-fl

— Charley Lenar he*

opened hi* well known Restaurant, at So. 208 East Washington street. TM» popular of re serf haa been thmenghly refitted, nad Use proprietor todetowsdned that tt shall be snrpmeed by un ether estoMIshmwit of foe

Mad to the etty. Oysters, fre beds, wtt fe* constantly l to the bent style, aad

hmo bhm madobff wMeh the choke* of game he procured * any aad aH times. Mr. or mss aak no better recommends Wen than the opinion of Me many patron* to the poet, but he oMy Jeslrtz n trial, and to who earn seat thmaslrm * his tablet, will be sure to coat* again. 34.

[ Todd, Canrichnel A Williams’ new of Books, Stationery, etc. jel9-d3m •* VTmflhartmmmto ” should read Dr. WSUasa Thtenoou’s adverttssinent ou foe third page. jeM-ly

mce ever offered to InGlenn*’ Block, 07X by 19d feet on atreet, for seie. Fartonns, apply to W. A H. Glenn, proprietors. jyl9-tf. 1aOA.K oVf'ICJE,

WEST SIDE. to soma to salt any article of vain*. Ooedsof all kinds bought and sold or exAlways cm hand, Unredeemed pledges, for sale rtradn. E. Mat R Co. xttt. ntj7 dly

to ua by aganSa of Edward* A Boyd, font the firm of Hi Mali A Company, puMIshtra of Uw City Directory, had boon com with Edward* A Boyd, which we as* by Redfleldifc Company is untrue, we suggest to other businem mm to been their guard against impontiono ahd mi*reprt»«ntationa of a like character. Moritz Bnormna A Co., and many others. The statement of Edwards fe Boyd referred to above is a Mfempnamtatlam of tha 1 character and totally dtstitute of trutk. Our friends are requested to withheld all orders, except to such as present our written autho Ity. Rrdttrld A CO.

7-2

Tmr Otoe ■hnmM.—The gnat route to the East from Indianapolis via. Indianapolis

and Cincinnati and Marietta and

Railroads. Wa ftrm* fos meet direct rout* to Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Lynchburg, Philadelphia, and all Eastern elUes. Passengers taking foe twenty minute* past seven r. M. train arrive to Cincinnati at fortyfive minutes past twelve a. K, making oioae conneettsn, to tho auae depot, with foe Monet to and Cincinnati Railroad, arriving lb Chllllcofoe at ten urinutoa part five a. M., Parkersburg, twelve R.; Grafton, twenty minutes to six p. it.; Cumbertand, eleven P. M.; BalUusore, twenty mlnutos part seven a. M.j Washington, twenty-Av* mlnutaa past eight a. M-; Philadelphia, two K H., aad New Ydfk, twenty mfoutM to stxr. m. The equlpmeiita of this line will Mrtpmsi with. Und. of any to the country. New and slegent sleeping cam on all night tralne. Pu ■angers by tWo route

foe blood, cleanee

the stomach, and

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INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Src’y’s Office, Board Agriculture,) ImdeaxapoLis, August rs, itfetfs

Union Fair—Ediabnrg, Johnaon county, Sepsandier 34 to 30, incteslve. Parke aad Vermillion — Montezuma, Parke county, September 11 to 14. Union Kaigktrtown, Henry county, August 28 to Ohio aad Switzerland—BmS Enterprise, September 18 to 91. Floyd—New Albany, October 1 to A

-L-rU-toA LrAIAAA AaaA V» A CtaAVit: U U I ^ LC IU UU X Fayette—Conners ville, September 4 to Enah Eimhrills. Saptomtnr 11 to 1A ■ Decatur—Ureensburg, September 18 to 31. Morgam-Marttoorilhh SepSambar 4 to 1.

to to to

.torn to to

18 to to

»ber 18 to tt.

18 to 31. 18 ton.

r 38 to 38. September 25 to 38. Jackson—Seymour. September to to 32. Grand Prairie Agrteullurnl >oeietT, <W Warren ooanty—Pine V Utage, September 12 to U>. Others will Ue added to the list cm soon as re-

ortred.

rti

- - 'mtnaauii».M, *

Oor.Wn

. f 1 I* U_4

.Tfr. W. H. ttlley

xsea.

J. w. DUPLEX ELLIPTIC

PlJ 1»AM3C MILLIPTIC.

i'

(OR DOUBLE SPRING)

S EC I It T S

FT1HEY will not bead or break, like the single X spring. They are ackneweledged by all foe length and breadth ol the

' agreeable SKIRT

> elegance

hronghont

land, to be the most perfect aad ever invented, and uaeqaaled in

Jkffeen

»f i-

BCatinee

THE DBTJNSARD ./.! a. i*. ••.** * Admission to all parts of tht. OwMdtJ^^mteIMCKLAJRX* XXI.. I*OST OF" HOINOXt.

i a?right precisely.

Doors open olj Overture commence* i

^CTRlSrESTT, . - ' W ! The greatest living lUMrifli ri4 CRSttrlipJifacifllist Grotesque Picture^ Hamorous Delineations. Miraculous change of Eccentric Characters, etc. AdTSaS XXBTJETSr KTASJSE, Recitarionist, wiU recite “Beantiful Snow suTtoHi!* etc. Tickets, 50 cents; Children 18cents, sepS 3t

Indiana State Fair—Indianapoli-. October 1

to 6. .

Ohio State Fair—Dayton, Set»temiier 38 to 38.

Iowa scat* Knxr—b*rttngt<

to 31.

ttk

wet. September 18

Michiican—Kalamazoo. Octolwr 2 to 5. Illiaois—I. hicago, September 24 to 39.

Wa.r

aartp dtui od.

H. LOOMIS, Secretary.

SMECIAL NOTICES.

(slE, as A Rctocflial Agent.

GIN, aim remedial agent, has toen in Cavar with the profession for a long period, but owing "to the difficulty of obtaining a pure article, it has fallen iatodiswseiamany sections of the eowntrr, much to the regret at medical men, who consider it almost a specific in very mmnv diseases. For all cases e* Urssei, paxw Gin, if administered

notice, the collector shall cause such spirits to be guoged and proved, and the casks or package* containing the same to be marked by the inspector, in the following manner: manufactured prior to—1S6-, —-Insperter District; inspected J87-, . And no spirits so manufactured, held or owped, shall beguaged, proved and marked, only In barrels, casks or packages. In Which tile same shall have been placed. Any person holding or owning such spirits and refusing or neglecting to notify the collector, shall forfeit the sene and pay the sum of five hundred dollars, to be collected in fo* manner provided by lew for the collection of other penalties. And all spirits after being removed from the original package in which they were Inspected and guaged, Into other package*, for foe porpo*e of rectification, redlstlllstlon or change of proof, shall again be inspected apd guaged and properly branded, and the absence of the Inspector’s brand shall be taken aad told •* sufficient cause or evidence upon which any spirits so found may Ip forfeited.” A Large Lion.—While passing along foe outh side of Washington street, yesterday between Illinois and Meridian, we saw a large number of men and boy* collected on foe aid*, walk, and supposing that there was a chance for an item, we immediately joined foe throng. Our surprise was only equaled by our adml ration on making the discovery that foe object which had drawn so many person together waa a large (ion which we had seen some yean since with Mable’s menagirle. On farther investigation we learned foot this animal bad died in New York sometime since, and that what we saw of him, (the hide,) had been preserved and mounted. That we see Mm again Is because our friend Isaac Davit ha* purcbed him for exhibition in foe window of bis new bat store which Is to-day, for (be first time, opened to the public. Mr. Darts thoroughly understands foe busines* upon which he enters, and has just returned from' New York where be purchased a complete and well ■elected stock of hats of aH kipds and of fo* very latest styles. There is net an article In bis establishment that Isold in ray sense of the word, and the fact of Me good# bring entirely fresh gives him a decided advantage over all persons who deal in whet he makes a specialty. Coll at No. 11 West Washington street, see the Hon and get yourself one of foe best

bats In foe market.

IST We yesterday visited the maeufaeturing establishment of Messrs. Mayhew A Faro ley, situated In the alley in foe rear of focHEEALD office, and found a largo number of men eni~ ployed in making wood work of ell kinds for buildings, door frames, wjnijpw frames. Minds, brackets, etc., eta. They have lately made * great addition to forir estaWMEMEt, in the way of mecbuteal skill, having procured the servtora of Mr. William Fitch, wrii known In this city. Mr. Fitch Is * fine workmen In scrota wort, and we.v^ere presented with a whatnot of hie make, one of foe neatert and most fearifUl ornament* of the kind wo ever sow. All those curious to see bow these things era Bade, should ealiand examine the work of a first

dess workman.

%3T Messrs. Douglass A Conner, of foe Journal, will please accept our thanks for asstotlng oe yesterday morning in working off our morning edition. Our press brOk* down, and but for forir assistance we should not bay* been able to get our paper out until totahrthc afternoon, ow weakly edition wa*>

anapolis railroad, good only on foe mail train leaving Lafayette at half past six on Monday moriring, end good to return on foe eight train of Monday, or any of the trains of Tuesday, excepting fo* Chicago night express; also, at all foe stations on the Cincinnati and Martinsville railroad, good on the regular train of Monday, aad good to return on the regular train of Tuesday, and stall stations between Greenaburg and Indian spoils, good only on the first or mall train west, of Monday, which arrives at Indianapolis at twenty-five minute* port twelve, (noon,) and good to return on the night train of Monday, or on any of tho train* on Tuesday. All persona on train* without ticket* will be charged full flare. Irish Americans.—At the meeting in held Simpson’* Hall, on Friday evening, of the Irish American citizens of Indianapolis, Richard Simpson wa* elected Chairman, aad D. J.

Cslllnan Secretary.

After foe stating of the object of the meeting by fo* President, the following committees

were appointed:

Committee on Addreo* to Irish American*—John eimpsoo, D. J. C.allinsn and

Michael O’Neil.

Committeens on r.'«n«para»uij*—Captain John O’Leary, J. Austin -‘tawiirt an<j William

Champion,

On motion, Richard Simpson wa* elected

Marshal.

On motion, the meeting adjourned, to at Simpson’s Hall on to-morrow evening, (Saturday.) Septembers, at eight o’clock. Richard Simpson', Chairman. Dt J. Callinan, Secretary. Base Ball.—The Western olifo, In tho match game between foe first and second ntoes, played on Thursday evening, appeared In forir new uniforms, and the only thing lacking to give them a fine appearance la forir cap* which have not been received. Tho score was a* follows:

MUST XIMK.

Position H. L. Bui .Tone*, c. 0 8 Dean, p. 0 4

Fisher, z b. 1 t Lord, *. *; p

1 _6KtT s .‘ k 5

Stoner, 1 b.

Louek* e. f.

William*, I, f. 1 Trott, t. *. i

Position. It. L. Runs, seres, c ' “

Lotts, p.

Hid. lb’." f Itrohman, r. f. 8 Hail, o, f. 8

Itohwro ttoroi

N9sw depart- j rtf tart right in ttw* for the" early

Personal,—We were gratified to meet last night our old friend Ed. D. Parsley, formerly of tho Twenty-first Indiana, now running a cotton plantation in Naoogdoebos parish, Lon1*1 ana. Mr. P. reports foe country quiet, aad crops almost a failure in Me neighborhood. Quite a number of northerners have settled thereabouts, and *H> fo bheeftil Ignorance of foe terrible stateofaflUrs reported throughout the South by correspondents of radical papers. Mr. Parsley boo heard of no trouble between northern men and forir neighbors in that port of the country, and report* the sentiment of tho people as peaceable and low abiding, dSot. ring nothing more than a thorough restoration

of the Unto#.

national Union Democratic MnrriKG AT Sharps ville.—Last night a largo and very respectable number of ladle* and gentlta men assembled in the scboolbouse. In Sharpville, and were addressed in a» able and eloquent manner by Captain John M. Lord, Mayer L. L. Dale and Wllllaaa A. Lome, Eaq. csnspsssJ largely of radtealo, yet tho beet of attention wa* Mven tho apoafem and there was no disposition to Interrupt or prevent a free expression of opltoon. At Be

able to wurtttt conclusion three ronslag eheere

tor#Mffi ilsni Jnhassn, whan ton

with that

prepare himself tor Writing a sermon by sawing half a cord, more or less, of wood. Exerelse. In snort caeca, la an a<teairaM* tonic, but it will not snpercede the recessity of proper medicines—the most valuable of these la MARS DEN’S CALISAYA TONIC, foe virtue* o( which are certified to by thousands who have tried it. Depot? 4*7 Mromfceay, New York. Mw •die by Browning A Sloan. Daily, Senour ± Co., W. I. Ha»kit >C . m/enta, Indianapolis, Indiana. V— wmimffi.—For Gao Fitting and Plumbing go to Coulter A White’s, No. 82 Kart Market street. «-2 We are glad to find this great artist again In harness, and any one requiring’ Pints, YertorCott have only to call at J. H. Williams’ New Merchant Tailoring establishment, over Indiana Banking Company..to find all fo* new styles, and at price* that-J. H. W. any* will fit Urn mart acOMoaileal. '

ciUes at the cost *f a Boston ticket only. Thfe also form* the only direct route to thfe groat oH region* of Vlrguhto Any Irtrrmartna desired can lie obtained by calling rttbe Goto era! Agent’s office of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati lluttroad. W. M. Jones. Agent Mariettfeand Cincinnati lUilrsed, "Hfe dianapolife ■ AAt

Thn OsIftMl,—We know whereof we speak- Sim Gaston and Jim Calico are running this shebang. Etch• day they have a lunch which is not to b* snrpaased in the etty. Any one wishing sasnethinir which is pleasing to tho appetite, could not do better than to drop In at thte popular place. The attendants at Sira’s saloon ore gentlemanly and courteous, and we guana toe tint any one calling there will be tnrtod kb such a manner aa to indure them to coll again. t M’raiira Imms o€ Vmnfeiwm. — Me*«r*. Treat A Cfoflfi., Merchant Toilers, No. 36 North PMnsytvaata street, are In dally re* cript of cfeetao piece goods, all styles, to suit tho season. As Mr. Treat attend* to the cutting dopratBMOt, we warrant our work to ail. S-7 . ^ ' Larnffsi'n Is IBnw WSylnm — Messrs. Treat A£Iaflln, No. 30 North Pennsylvania street, opposite foe Poetofllce, take extra pains in selecting choice patterns of piece goods from foe Eastern market, which they nuke up In all styles of gent's suits to please foe most fasti dioua, ' .s-7

Soothing Syrup huro-toaM various pvt lea Mara put < them Mrs. Winslow'a. Pti Mrs. Windototof tha Sort connected wuNtoy other ■ je.WAwtoto

Syrup to net

HBmpfilm OiMibel* Cmhlmvt Nlsalcnr, Number 195 East- Washington street, near Little’s Hotel, ftldltnapoll*, Indiana. Job work and. repnirfng done with promptne** and dispatch, dhow Cases, Counters, Shelve*, Ice Boxej, Desha, etc., made to order. 8-3

Ihrae-lDir Xcissteway mzart ffisraowahly Room*. !*i . r- Athllck dmlth and J. E. Hey woo'i in announcing to tbo citizens if Hi * .ity and vicinity, foot having leased room* in General Morris’ new building, (entered by foe stairway leading to foe new Opera House Hall,) are fitting them up for a 'fashionable Dancing snd Waltzing Academy, and will l>e ready to open on or before the 1st of October. Tboee wishing to patronize this academy ran rest assured that it will be e ducted a* a first class institution, and whore the latest and most fashionable dances will be taught. Mr. Hey wood bo* been ocnnected with ms academy for several yean part In Horton, and Was a pupil of Mons. Parpantt; and also having taught In New Tort and other priori poi ritles, fools' confident that the patrons of this academy will bo thoroughly ra<j rightly in', rtructed; also, that |t shall become a permanent i net Rati on of oar city. All application* for scholarship era be mod* rtJ. A. Butterfield toco’s, music store and ptsbHablng house, Met »“Wert Washington street, until the rooms are opakcri. N. Be—We are ale* prepared to furnish any number of jRusicittte and the very heat of music tor alj occasions, both string apd brats brad*, oil application aa above, Athlicx Smith, Leader, v Jt M Hetwood, Prompter.

KripcatlomsaL—Rider, Starr A Barlow’s Normal Institute of Pwimrashlp, thted floor. Blackford’* Block, Indlanapolia, Indiana, devoted exclusively to this one branch of edneattoo. BsmIomi mornings, afternoons and evening*- Morning class, •* Intermediate,'’ and “Advanced,” from nine a. R., to half part ten. “Teacher’A CUia,’’ from half port Uh a. il, to twelve o’tfloefc. “Rapid Penmen’s Clam,” from quarter port one to quarter part two F. M. “Ladle*’ Clam,” Intermediate and Advanced, from half port two to four p.k. “Business Class,” from four to five r. M. Xyenlng glaas, “Intermediate'' rad “Advraced,” tofim half post mven to nine p. m. “Teacher’1 Examination Claes.” Saturdays, from nine to half past ten a. M. i'uaeher's Model DrillCtaoR Tslaisfejii, as arranged. Oriental Classes throughout the day and week. Short exondses la spelling and rapidly wrli uuiiiihmi wonts. Which are apt to be nrisepettf InstnrettoM tBCOrrospendenaa, Bnslmw* PDHrtMttam and the proper use of n | II I gfi laTLtaRrae-

Annual Indiana flute Fair will bo hrid or Camp MortDK. near this city, prramraelng Oetolwr 1, continuing to the 6th. The following railroad companies have agreed to carry passengers and freight to sold State Fair at full retro, to borortraod free. Ail paaot-nger tickets and freight receipts must bo -tamped at the Seeretaryfe offiee. to be good for foe return trip—foe same to be

good from October 1 to 6.

Columbus and IndimuapotU Central Railway: Louisville. New Albany and Chicago Railway; Louisville and Indlanapolia lino; BaUeloataine Railway Company; Terre Rente and Richmond Railroad; Peru and in-u«»«-polia Railroad; Indianapolis, Pern and CHeogo Railroad; Evansville and CrawtordsvlU* Railroad; Toledo, Leganspert and Burlington Railroad; Chicago and Great Eastern Rail-

road.

Other road* will be added to the list as fart at heard from. [Papers throughout foe State friendly to the great intere-U of Agriculture please copy.] W. II. Loomu, Secretary. aug29d A wtilloct 1 railwriMK fr'rawrdwwz — *HMazpm> RIXNCED ( VTTXR.”—G. H. Heitkam, No. 27 North Illinai* * treat, is In dally leueiptof row and stylish goods of all kinds, to suit the season, aad warrants aaffifaetiou to all, having secured foe service* of L J. Pierson an his cutter, who is well known to have few equal* and no superiors tn his profession. < 5-Un herewith inform our (Mauds, aad Uw public generally, that we have received our fall stock of overrating, cloths, ramimsres and vestings, for custom work. Alan, of mra’a, youth’*, boy’* and children’s clothing, ready nnde. It i* a well known fact, that we have bad every season, for the past twelve yean, the most extensive and beat selected amartment In this line, and our ppeMBt “toek la far superior to any brought on by u* before. We therefore extend a -pecial invitation to ail fo visit our establishment and be convinced of what we -a). Ifo»pet:tfl||ly r G Lao kb, Mitchrl to Co. Metrhatit Tailors and ( lothier*. Oak Hall, No. 2, Kates Hocsk. 5-lm. IndlnMM polin FemnUe Imntlutte.Mkimk*. Munson to Johnson, Gents : Three year* ago I ordered from your house two of Lotzc-’s Portable Warm Air Furnaces. I have osed various furnaces in foe Hart ro well *a in the West for twenty year*; but in point of economy, in the consumption of ftari—In foe little care required In their use—tn the durability of the furnace, (there haa not been expended upon them, lor repair*, five dal I are during that time, and this too under the strong heat of Anthracite coal, both day and night,) and In the amount, staadlqyss aad agreeabiem of foe beat, I have never seen forir equal. So satisfactory have been the results in their use, that I have thi* day ordered two additional one* for the large four story building just completed. I am glad to know that the enterprise of your bouse, in bringing this furnace Into *o general use, 1* bring fully and justly rewarded. Very respectfully, -- 3-3 c. W. Hrwes, President. 9tatb Fair Geounpr*—l will sell the pnvtlege of erecting Eating Booths on the State Fair Ground*, on Saturday, September H, at two o’clock, p. M. J. A. GR08VXN0B, Superintendent Indiana State Beard of Agriculture. 3-6

m

it dees, on the sensitive membrane*, It cleanse* the parts so a* to remove all possible sediment. Administered in the same way, it will prevent the format Ion at Calculi, and do away with those terrible operations, therefore, so necessary for their permanent removal. Gin is of incalculable benefit to females in those diseases so peculiar to the sex. and from its tonic, as well as its anodyne properties, it is frequently superior to iron, tffirfc,

TUftgriliH'h * r ® Ten tiie electrical remedies. In cases of a

psaltire tendency to Phthisis, or Consumption, .Gim in proper quantities, by snpplying or filling Ofe the constant dying out of the natural fire of (krisystem, will often entirety ward oto that awfrsi disease, which carries off onc-cighthof thp population of the United States annually. Pure Gin has this peculiar advaniaga other din ible stimuli, that it exhilirates withoat creating any thirst of an unhealthy oharactar.it seethes while it also excites, aad is a powerful nervine as well

>8 an active tonic.

“ MININtiEK’N ” MM L.nslow DncR *»»■ possesses all the qualities that can be desired for the highest and noblest use of all wines or liquor*. Its ingredienu are the distilled juices of carefully selected grains, made delicately pungent aad flavorous with the aromatic tincture of tho Juniper Berry. Age has mellowed ail these aromas, and given an exquisite mildness —a smooth, oily body—ami aa atmoet floral Odor to the liquor, which renders it delicious to u.e senses, of smell and taste alike, while its sparkling liquid purity leaves nothing for the eye to

deeire.

“The writer must remark that Messrs. A. M. Blninger to Go. merit the gratitude of the entire medicai profession, as well as the world at large, for having introduced a stimulant of such unexceptionable purity and unequivocal power, both aa a preventive and curative agent, ami a harm less exhillratire beverage.-'—[Chemical Journal ami Medical Gazette. augtdZm

_ -Thoetovez and

tin ware at No. 9, Bates nowee Bleek, w bought on * speculation, and will be cioead out ohlower figures fora dm Bo afforded by any other similar establishmant. Frigs eon* at coat, t *6

Drama, Military and Boyto ! perior quality, at No. 8 Bote 1-6 WTtXA

CKyOortw. -We* market rates for corporation < 2J.1I WfLEg to 1

Mfr SUtar, a. JL, J

to. Mays, »

r,aMd Miro B.

Merrer sMOti tosmm^-Try Dr. Warren’* BUtew Bitten; they aeon sore cure. Price fifty cents and one doltar per battle. Fbrzoie by oil the prtnefori draggiite of BnttannpoUa. ^ m 17-ttt HI I e m nittene for clcaqaing,strengthening, invigorating and putting in order foe weak, debilitated and dtarorod human eyrtem. by ee^ other aieilielitalu fooi by aiFthe principal diuggirta lr-4ff

er

ity, lightness, durability, comfort and The last now err lx is the celebrated

Which U the moat beautiful and agreeable Skirt ever worn, being particularly adapted to the present fashionable style of dresses. So says Go, 5ey’s Lady'* Book. Frank Leslie’s Fashion Magazine, Demo rest’s Monthly Magazine of Fashdeoa.

f the pre&e. _ ily, proclaiming the great superiority ol tese. Celebrated: FOX ZALB XT TEX Loading Wholesale and Detail Dry Goods ‘ | atid Notion Houses of this City. MOO, at wholxsalx by the exclusive manufacturers and sot* owners of the Patent, WBSTSi BRADLEY to CARY, No. 97 Chambers and 78 and 81 Reade Greets, N Y Jrt d:im4th ptopeol

MUSICAL.

WILLARD & STOWELLs

Piano Forte Warerooms.

J. A. BUTTERFIELD AGO.

MUSIC DEALERS,

/''VCR rapidly increasing business has mode it KJ necessary to remove to more extensive rooms and a more convenient location. We hare fitted up our new stand in a style unsurpassed bv anv house in the Stale. Our stock of USUAL INSTRUEYTS Is fresh and largely increased. Our r* i o s Are of the latest and best manufacture. Our Violin and Gnitar Strings

The most complete, and our

SHEET 3VtXT SXC ing large additions, and continually inby our own publications. Prompt attenle wants of Musical public, and a thor-

of the Music business, com-

Is receivi: creased b;

‘■iota to the wants

ough knowledge bined with a convenient and pleasant location, warrants us in announcing our store as the

INQANA.

liberal patroi

4. u

c to pay us a visit.

to. A. Bl’TTKBriBLtt to CO., Rzuw i ing A Sloan’s old stand, • ang28 dlmfithp 99 West WashiBgtanbt.

LEADING MUSIC HOUSE IN

Thankful ffor the very have heretofore received, music to pay us a visit.

CHICKERING PIANOS’

DECKER PIANOS’

BEST f 1 A. rSO ris

Cheapest Pianos!

-MO. fl KATKN H4>OiK,

dacSdtf

1.\1F.

DRUGGISTS.

INSURANCE.

A new perfume of exquisite odor is now man nfnetured by K. T. Smith * Vo., calle.1 Opopoi Its name is derived from a flower of that appella tfon, which blooms and sheds its fragrance on the plain* of Maxtoa It bids fair to supersede all other perfumery ever manufactured, and ha* already found its way to the toilet* rt thousands of the first ladle*of the metropolis- Its superior, ity te in its delicate fragrance, which is retained owtbe handkerchief for day* with its original freshness, while nil other* loose this property in a few boar*. We congratulate the proprietors on having found this nfe pins ultra of perfumery.

W. L HA8KIT « CO, Wholesale Agents,

No. 14 Wert Washington street, anxll dim tedtanapoiis.

mm. ■ickivku.’s mmur:

- THB QMRXT >

Obolera. Renkedy.

and is

purely vegetable, witho:

unrootic. High

warranted to cure, or do pay.

ut a particle of opiate or

pleasant to the

Highly aromatic, very mild, but sure in *itz effet

partial

lets, warms andl

strengthens the system, acts like a charm, affbniing annoet immediate relief, and a taste at the article will seiiafy the moat incredulous of these

Sold by all dealers in medicine,

relief, i

most in

facts. Sold by ■■ Draao Baxna to Co., of New York. Genen

mylMltowOm

Hair JOye,

Fifty cents, black or brown inatantaneeue, natural, durable, beautiful, reliabta, indeed the In use, haa been, before the pnMie ever fifteen years, is the cheapest, containing as much aa the usual ileUar size*. Depot; No. M John street. New York GUy. Sold by all Druggists, patent medicine, perfumery and fancy panel* start eta*/where. jelfidly

WIMBROW, # 1 An exparioNtti Rone andltaBato PfeTsfeiaa, Presents to tie Attention of Mothers her Soothing Syrup War ChfiMteran TomtelMR, Which greatly fheilttates the proceea of teethini; by softening the gums, reducing all Inflanuafitions, will allnyAXLFATN and spasmodic action, and is •" 1 - > 7 r 1 Sure to XagnlatB the Bowelai Depend upon it, reptbon, it wUl gl vorea*

■elves, aad

F9 . I.* . 9 & toon: T— -a * _ Belief ana Health to xostr tfifrafo We have pat np rod ssHt thirty yean, and CAN Rax ut ooxrmnCX zxr TXCTHOf it WhaSwehR* of any other medtaine—nvxn has it rauxn ns a aiMOLz utarAxa to xrrxcr a cuxx, timely used. Hover did we know an instance af dissatlsfactlcm hy any one who used it. On the contrary, all are rtolighted with its operations, and speak in term* of semaendatton of Its mag ical effects and medical virtues. We sneak in thiWHAT WX DO xxow,” after thirey yi oe; axp flxdox ocn aartrranox

tn almost every irotanro ’ foring from pain and axi

found, in 1

CURTIS to PKUQM8-, Hem Yoi rid* wrapper. Sold by ail Drngglata throeghonttita tsorito Ftlca only 35 Cants per »*«**», myOdtowOm '

the agency of genqin* VonMmrdiB fo Scrofula, Bronchitis, CtooufoCyi^MfaMfo andevem fo Consumption, almort *HTRam britaf. la John C. Baker to Co.’s ”PBro MfeMi Inai Cod Liver Oil,” (each bottle of whteh laronropnnied by medical guarantee* of the highrt8 Hill), foqpfofltohere the bmt brant 1 of tkm Vttpansikm. Anown to the dOetfficworid. fSQ. C. BAKRH to Co., sep4 dim No. US

LIFE INSURANCE

THE FRA'WKLI'Y

LIFE DJSUKAirCE COMPANY,

ok’ irqui-vrs'

BHTF0RD BROTHERS,

DRUGGISTS

IVo. S 9

BAXES MOUSE BLsOOIE

Went Waahingtom Street,

Pure Drugs and Chemicals

will furnish you a LIFE POLICY just as reliable. an<l lor le»s money than you will pay the most of foreign companies. The Life Insurance Companies that hare been organized in this country have paid larger divi(lends during the first years of their organ ization than they ever did afterVarris. The New Company can pay you j ust as large dividends, and furnish you Just as reliable insurance :is an old one, and statements to the contrary are made only by agent* of foreign companies. for which they get the per cent. THE FRANKLIN LIFE is organized just as the Mutual Life of New York, the Connecticut Mutual Life, the Mutual Benefit Life, and other Mutual Life Companies of the East were, and has. in ninety days written more policies on. healthy persons than the best of these companies did during the first year of their organization. THE FRANKLIN LIKE will give you half credit U|*)n your premium ou the Life and Ten Year Tables. By this plan you get a policy of 85,900 for about the-ume money that an :dl cash company wunld charge you for * policy of $2,500. THE FRANKLIN LIFE will be able to pat your money paid for premiums at a better rate of intermt than i. paid East, and can therefor* give you better di\jdrnd'thin EadcrtM ompaniescan afford to pay. The money paid the FRANKLIN LIFE is put again in immediate circulation here, and goes to ift in building up the wealth and capital of our city and State, in which we should all feci in-

terested.

OVER THREE HUNDRED of the meet reliable business men of Indianapolis applied for policies in the FRANKLIN LIFE in the first sixty day* of its organization, and they selectedl lS Officers and Directors. Before insuring call at the office of tho FRANKLIN LIFE, er see one of her agents, and compare her tables and arguments with those at other oomponies, and if, after doing so, you send abroad for a policy, it will be for the reason that yon are in some way interested in sending capital to the East fer investment. THE FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE CAM. PANT refer to the certificate of the Bankers at Indianapolis:

l*n.inlK, Oils- and Ore Stull a.

TOILET jy!4 dSm

AAD FANCY ARTICLES.

PROFESSIONAL.

Or _ .A. _ 'W' 35 Xj la S

DENTIST, OFFICE, OVER HARRISON'S BANK,

fobl* dly

PERFUMER'*.

ity; teat they are ef oar best capitalist* and “rtl^vho may wish to procure a Life Insurance WM. H. ENGLISH. President First National Bank, fettoto. C. S. HARRISON, UPMBBflHie " _ ’ HKnur SCHNULL, President Merchants’ ^istional

la nffiA Ti&iJxtia

Preeident Cirizee*' Natteeal Bank. Pre.1S2?SS2S^2imnllta„ k OLIVER TOUSEY*

un hsviamk c*

E. B. Mzrtindale, JohnM. William O. Boekwrod, Wtartav

Benjamin Hair font, Edward T. Siafor, iUiaaa & rtZifeHfi,’

Solomon Seats. . ,14

mhvivey & 00., Manufacturing Perfumeps. 20 Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. For sole by ail Druggists and Fancy Good* deataugtt dSm

INSURANCE. i»sura»ce gompahy

toh-SSESSMBlNr X.

FT4HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com_L puny having ordered an Assessment of six

A&sesamen

per cent, on the original amount of all Premium Notes fo force on the 2lM day of August, late, netiee is hereby given that the Assessment will be received at the offlee of the Companv, No. 35 Rost Market street, Indianapolis. Indiana, from August 32, 1888, to September 32,1808, iundojs

and holidays excepted.

JOHN R. BERRY, Treasurer; angri dSOt SinnUsippi Insurance Co.

FOR RENT.

Tram RENT-CHEAP—A brickhonse on Soot and cellar: also, the rooine over my store. Rra( at very low rates. Apply to rogrt <H9t No. 98 S^te^ofotrimrt. mtvctwM.

ife Italy,

C. S. Harrison, John W. Grubb*.

.* -ow JEasr*—

PMij«an (Successors to ’

Nw. 18 Won* 1 auxZTdaw

IVtoti4>itw. 1 Street.

CMfcy Orders. W * wah to hoy a few thousand dollars of cit v . T w tteders, if preaented before the seventh

J. S. DUNLOP 4 CO., No. 1*North Meridian stre«

l< V

(•rkN. rsSsv V GMCfo*« rshow equally fev No. 1# North]