Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1866 — Page 2
Daily herald.
mu a wuTcmwitfm, ?noMiffOM orScSnnSiSrwffiS^ “ MONDAY MOlWfHOr th
MrMIlM can ba taken of anoerw*"* oomrannl•atlona. Wbatater If letetxled for losertlon mutt be autbentlcated by tbe name and addrcM of tbe writer—not necewafily for ptJWllcatlon, bnt m a fnaranty far hit good faltb. We ean not undertake to return rejected corntnu-
Woawermfte »tenet.
»Benwrary or fViWM
•rti.MAHLON D. M ANSON, of Montgomery.
auditor or OT ATR,
CirNTSTTAN O. BADOKK, of Clark.
THRA8URRR 0? STATR,
.lAMRS B. BY AN, of Marlon.
ATTORimr atom Ah,
JOHN B. COITBOTH, of Hunt.ngton. •mmnmnfDnrr or fdbmo onTwenon. HOBRRT M. CHAPMAN, of Knox. NmMaeee Mr OMffreM. fbe following grjitlemen bare been nomi iated by tbe democracy of tbelr respective dlstflcte, a* candidates for congress: Firbt District—Hon. WM. K. NIBLACK. Sroorp District—How. MICHARI. C.
Mnm. THlRli]
NINO TO!
_ I District—Hon. HENRY W. HAR-
HNOTON.
Fourth District—lion. WILLIAM 9.
HOLMAN.
Sixth district.—catt. JOHN M. I/iRD. Savigrrii District—Hon.901/)M()N CLAY-
POOL.
NtHTH DISTRICT.—Hojc. DAVID TURP1B. ^Truth District.—Hoh. roRBHT 1/jW. Kirthth District.—Dr. U. D. SNOW.
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Announcements for Public flpcoklnj will l>c ftmnd on tbe Third Pack. — Marlon ConntyMassMrctinff
SATURDAY, SEPT. 24, 1866.
The people of Marlon :md adjoining cottntlee will bold a matt meeting In thla city, on Monday, September 84, IWfl. The meeting will be addreaeed by (leneral L. H. Rouascau, General James H. Steadman, Hon. D. W. Voorbees, Captain John M. Lord, and others.
ten Wi place, Indulged ta this ter sad mendacious Ms political porftiM aRd o. catk>B, before tbe
dWla the tone, temper aad btblted. , . . , 4» tb« nauiral rewU of Ms cal papers and public day ttaeli followera greatly excited taward tbe President. So moeb for those wt» Jaetted tbe mob spirit. Next, who were tbe acton la tbe mob? AgaM, we (ay It is Ml tab# prstawed that tbe frleada of a man will try to prevent bis ■peaking, but bit enemies. Who an tbe friends of President JonNsqpf The radical papers and speaker* concur la laying that tbe (Democracy, and n portion only of tbe lain Union party are bis friends now, aad that tbe radicals are not now his pollUeal friends. These papers and speakers an supported to what they say by tbe action of tbe radical state and city governments, to falling to extend to tbe President • welcome In our midst Then, the radL csls arc bis enemies. Who so likely as his enemies to bowl and brawl to keep Mm from speaking, and thus produce a tumult! Bnt wo are not left to conjectnn, nor nood wo offer proof, other tban tbe statemente aad admiastons of tbe organ of then rioters upon tbts ^int. Hear what It said tbe next morning,
viz: ■
“ The reception of President Johnson last evening was not such a* will prove very ««1tng to tbe mass of rebels and rene
Union men In UiisStata and elsewhere.
After the crowd bed yelled for Grant until they wore tired of thsf, they commenced yelling "I >avo Gooding;” "Trot oat vow policy;” "Here'S your bnrcsu;” "Moses and Aaron;”
"General Johnson,” by an ui gentleman from Johnson county,
with groans and tigers.
* * # * ' * r Cries of " office,” “ bread and batter/’ ate., rent tbe air, and finally tbe PrsokloM made hts appearance and was greeted with cheers, groans and the rattle of drums. Me bowed
attend ted to spesfk, but
_ rss-arv# •Mrsselng large meeting, of the Paniwitti and conservative rassees, aad If the entbuktmm of tbe people and thetr eopnom to Hsm reviews of tbe political queetlesM are any todlcatlon of results stutf nadooktedlf tfL umph ta this district by aspisnSH majostty. CortrWs mowtogo ore sptrtllesa, aad attended by few to nnmtsr. His radioaUam
•'And tbe count! Stand successful a
;ry will stand, and wc will
■»uu Bucvrmiui and victorious, on the wrent Ume of the equal right of KVEHY MAN in the ballot box of the country.”—Coburn'e
epeech at Maeonie Hall, June 19.
groans
to the crowd and
could not
The Hlet,
It Is now conceded by all right thinking men thattho riot on the evening of the arrival of tbe President In this city, was a scandalous and disgraceful occurrence. Among all respectable people, and all lovers of law and order, there Is no two opinions upon this point. It Is true, that those who were engaged In tbe shameful proceedings, as well as tbe roughs, Imus portion oftberadlcils, and htngerson ■round tbe Journal (rlotsiW organ) office, try to excuse and gloss It over. But we had as Well oiroe directly to tbe point; If that riot can be excused or pelleted, because it was to prerent AifDRiw Johrsor from making afspeeeh or beeaum there had herb a riot In New Orleans, then a similar demonstration might, tomorrow, take place to prevent omvkr P. Morton from speaking. - « There are several bad results necessarily following such acts: First. The freedom of speech—which is Invaluable in a Republic in the maintenance of public liberty, Is lost—stricken down by
meb conduct.
Second. To provoke a breach of tbe peaoc is, by our laws, punished as a crime; such conMet tends directly to a breach of tbe peace, and, ae In tbe Instance here, it almost surely follows. It therefore matters not who may have stricken tbe first blow. The results lie at tbe door of thone who wwe guilty of the Bret offense—the breech of good order. Third. A riot being thus created In a mixed orowd, always results in the Injury of Innocent persons, and often in damage to the property of such persons. Fourth. Such acts, as a natural result, bring into disrepute, the Instigators, actors, and abettors thereof, sooner or later. It is the Interest of every man of property, and every one who lores law and order, rather than tumult, disorder and anarchy, that the leffs of civilization, as well as the laws of the country, should be observed and Inforoed. One man has no more lawful right to set at defiance these laws than another. The laws of the State and tbe city are Intended to preserve the peace and leforce good order. There are officers elected and appelated under each of these systems of laws, whose duty it le to " keep the peaee.” If a couple of country an get up a brawl at the market place, or a couple of bod carriers get up a fight upon the question of precedence in ascending a ladder, theae vigilant servants, not ot the people nor of tbe law, but tools of a party, at oaee pounce upon them and drag them before an exceedingly impartial Mayor, and have a line assessed. Now, we would like f> bear tbe re aeon log by which It ean be established that because men belong to a certain potfttoa! clique, therefore they may With Impunity violate the laws of the State, «f the dty, of civilisation and of decency. Can it be that men may get drunk With fanaticism and exdtemeht, and acting Open impulse or malice may violate all these lews and yet be executable because they belong to a particular party, or because they profess to be respectable. We arc now talking about the principle upon wbleb laws must he administered, to make a Government stable ■riosptcted, not upon the practice, under Which vigilant guardians of tbe law make it a specialty to pounce upon drunken men or beast BuTutR’s bawds, who nay be plying their avocations. To make laWa respected they must be ndmlnUtered by oven handed -Justtee—and must lie regarded by every dasa of eitlsens alike. If men, professing to bo educated and enlightened, have the legal rlgRt to Insult the highest officer In the nation, and In his pres•nee provoke a tumult resulting in man slaying, so has tbe poorest and most unlettered the same right to Insult any one of those men Who may have thus 1*en engaged. If this I* not so, then our laws are unequal and unjust. But this le the correct theory, however greatton practical departure. tit us, then, Inquire who Indted tbe bad behavior, which resulted In aueb a melancholy
iMYt.* null twiicimitcu w BycmWf uut be heard for cries of " Memphis and
New Orleans!" He bowed frequently to the audience, waved bts handkerchief, wiped Me eyes, and retired alhtd a mingled roar of cbee
groans and biases.—/ftoterr Journal.
It will be observed that 'n the ftrst extract there Is exhibited a spirit of rejoidng at the manner of tho reception, asserts that it wae not consoling to rebda and renegades, and leaves the Inference that to them it wae. The other extracts speak for themwlree. Itienot usual for tbe friends of as man to meet hm with groans and hisses. When the anther of this article speaks of the M erewd,” be bee allusion to the "crowd” of bullies, roogha, and drunken fanatics, that Imposed themselves
upon the decent people aeeembied.
On the following morning appeared a carefully prepared editorial In referenee to the President, his tone and Ma receptions, Which fully discloses who It wae-that le Wbleb party, received him with tumult and riot.
He says of tbe President:
Ae a general proposition it may be asmined—and the presumption of law would correspond with that seeumptlon—that tbe friends of the President would not deelro nor Inetto a tumult or mob violent e upon bis re•option. This being the presumption of common sense and of law, bts friends might root there and require proof that tho/ did act thus feollshly. No such proof can l>e produced Then, as somebody Incited to bat) acts, wo (fro-
peas to show who it Was.
It Will not be denied thatjfor several days, perhaps weeks, before the President’s arrival, the Journal (rioters' organ) and Oaeette •f this elty had l>een diligently as•erring that be had. In some manner, contributed to bring on the riot In' New Orleans. The wav In which ho did this they Mver condescended to explain. Of course there was not a word of truth in it. They then asserted that he had justified that riot. Them wae not one word of truth 'a this either. At St. Louis he explained how the riot was brought about—why It happened, as he understood the facts. And no doubt bis source of teformarion Is as reliable ns tbat of either of them papers. These same papers, also, but a few (fays Wore Ids arrival attempted to lmpress their renders with the belief that the President was expressing, In hl« speeches, wards of rejoicing over tbe death of President Lincoln. It Is needless tossy that in this there W not one word of truth. He used language ■t Cleveland. and perhaps at oomc other places, which the Cincinnati Connnrreial Immediately afterwards stated, low demagogues Would try to torture and construe Into such meaning. But it will l>o recollected that if the •TMence by which Mrs. Suratt and others INN hanged established anything, If showed to felly as any other matter that a man was flMgtod to the task of taking the life of.JoHN•MS at the same time Lmootat wae slain, toff Was only prevented by an accident. Afm, does any man of sensa believe tbat eavemor SRWard, whose face bears the evidsnee. In Its sears and seams, of the fertoua •iMf tont was made to tskefetsltas, woutd «- tompany, and Indorse and encourage Mr. Johnson if he for a moment eoult think that Oft Johnson intended or ex pressed spproba(Wn or HHM’ toOw ill 1(10 "0(1x010it oogree. jabo
y0t th000 two JouriMrt# tfftf tlio
JHHMk G*n*r■! BmtHWT, fit *<• tpm&m, feta Inilwfkk m ffetafto AblAtaMtotoMB AM WOTiiu wj mntoiuo iB^ir Fvifv™ ™iw wawdi vSv
He hod met several rough reception* before reaching Indianapolis. * * * But tbrro were special reason* wbv tbe Union Republican citizens of Indianapolis could not view with complacency hts visit to this dty, In the character of nn advocate of tbe copper-
head party.
There were reasons why (he Bepublleeme could not brook his course. Don’t pretend that there were any reasons to operate upon Democrats to cause them to act badly. Man do not act badly without a motive, or a supposed rcs-on. The reasons given la thla case are that Johnson once mode a speech here, la 1968, that pleased radicals, and therefore la 1864 they were for his nomtnatlen for tbe Vice Presidency, and they now say: Thus, Indiana led off In presenting Mr. Johnson as a candidate for the office Iron which be subsequently stepped to the Praatdenev, and It may be assumed with almost absolute certainty that he never would have l*en Vice President but for that aetion of tbe Indiana Convention. Because he does not now m>me up to tbelr expectations, they have a ripR, it U assumed, to meet him upon bts return among them Itf(he manner set forth in the same number of
tbat paper, viz:
After the arrival of tbe President and Ms party at tbe Bates House, they were shown into the parlors on the west side. A dense insssof humanity was, by this time closely packed In front of the hotel. Tbe claaoors of tbe crowd becoming deafening, tho party coatmenerd making tbelr appearance on the bal-
conv. Dave Gooding was tbe ” first to sMe Mi castor into tbe ring,” and, oae by one, tntrodncbd the notables. The President wae astounded at the hurricane of indignant groans and hisses that greeted the Introduction of himself. Tbe Keening Qaeette truth-
fully descrliws that moment os follows:
y <ie*oi
Judge Gooding was the lint to appear, aad ■eeted with • bibet of aeise, The
sequeatty but little effort U betag made by bto frteadseutodi of ttteatty tocarry the ticket. Hlaopn advoeaoy of aegro soffirags doWt go down with the Luaswvitlva mamas, wha eBag to Mm Mhathat feto* la BWMtonmragavaramsat aad should lm ruled by white mea^’ Saturday last, Captain Lord addnsasd a largs aaaltoto at Maswartllt, to Mergaa oouaty. whtahwebotieva flattoaa op htaapThe eaavaaa to HerK aaarpBi. At ovary appoiatment thaiw hart beta good crowds, sad to* Deaocney IM angutaa to Mtogahtotoearry the eatwty for the State aad Oaagmatoaal tickets, la otharomuitlM whmaCaptola L. baa uaar—fi, the same feeling animates the party. Jobaaoa, Mergaa, Shelby will give m^orittee raagtof flffito oae boadrad to oae thoosaad, while the radical majority to Maries aad wilt be greatly deaeased. With warn, aad a fear axpramtoa at the polle, the Sixth Ptetrtet wfl* latani a Natteaal Uawamea, ua the perasat at Ceptata lord, to the Fortieth Csagnmi BrrhefoUii iriag ri>wlar,frayait smd giaaay from fraquetofeafMtofeWto picked up to the street a day or two
Dctnm or
First—Convaes year territory, taking a Uet
oftho laaMt of all voters, mark) with ft., conservatives with <L,aa<l
with D.
Second—Colleet, If possible, froa each radloal, from twenty-five cents to two dollan, sens, for defraying the exP0HM0 of 06 Boot Kb4 Do ton mooniMBie 1*ot Mite money to the treaeunr, who wlUwrite a receipt for the some in this book. Third—Pneerve ^our ergnalratlea till after tbe election, aad sse that ae Ulegal disloyal vote* are oast. Fourth—Assemble at toe call of the exeeutive committee, aad ee operate with them to demoariratjoae that may eeatitoats to the ■aeseea oTthe Uatss cause. The third paragraph eajolM vigilant wntebfulnesa, te me tbat ne Illegal, disloyal votes are east. All Illegal "loyal”
welcome.
Tbe fourth paragraph provides for a hearty eo-operatlon with all" demonstrations ” tbat Will be likely to aid the mdtest cause. We presume that riungahottlng, stabbing, and shooting Democratic voters, will come under the head of " demonstration* that wilt contribute te the success of tbe Union cense.” The WM Flags. We know that pntstts against anything tbe radlealsmay choose to do, however outrageoas. are useiees. But we do protest against the regimental flags of Indiana regiments, consecrated by the Meed at brave man whs have fallen In dsfeodtag them, bring worn out Hi partisan service. These flags, Wbleb should behept taefed to tbe memory of the beaerad dead, are bring leaned out all over the State, to be used at the political meetings—radical meeting*—meetings to perpetuate the dlmmlon of these United States. Many of them will be lost, arid the others won out. •ur patriotic Bxaeuttve seems to labor troths same delusion In regard te these (tags that troubles him in regard to the cannon. He •seme to think they are Morton flags, to be need only la toe Interest of the.Morton party. Though two-tblrdl ot a regwueot any be supporters of the President they could not get the lean of their own flag to hold wmeetingt But any half doseu radicals who choose te get up a meeting at any crew roads or stud horse stead In the county eaa gat all tho flags they want. Great country, this.
votes will be
They remind us el ton alary of the
. lata at night, who was
dstarnriaiiT to lick Ms wife to any event. If •he bad gone to hpdhs would thrash hez fee the waut of respect shown In not sitting up for If, on the uariiniy, (he was (till up, ha weald whale her anyhow. What burinew bad riw rifttoynp, bhwdag eaadtes, when Be was net at homer g* with the dead rabbtta. They an determined that tbe people of the South shall he rebels, do what they any.
apfew fetaM OTewelamd.
Admiral Farbahct, Getters! John C. Turnmont, General Dr, General GMaiasn, General Wool, General Pncr,Osmeal OwaaRmy Geucrrf Sloctm, General Halkn*, General Van Vnaxtakt Captate-WMiwnn, of the navy, the rid unnunandM of the Mtnlliir,gn to ton Soldiers’ and SsUera’ Convention which anssmtlss tn Cleveland to-day, as dategstasfrom
the city of New York-
THE INDIANAPOLIS RIOI
„ ^titeettj demand ”»IW* to te nmtetoM .pwnripto tbnt yeo toetoktotoi arnmnaaoe in prouerthm as yen to-
w * my_tea«a with dUBeulties
.»■■■■■ It wttl be no new thing. Triitog back upon tha promise of God, foTmT ariflmn PWgai.ni to baar the burden of the
aalatethallf mvItfaUsnarM
■SSSst?- msms^ HMAJk QatWia lB m femm lanaiin—j—toA MAMBAtfo: tO MflthOflM* fiW
See. mm. vh m Dan* Sxn: Wfe the
fully
Jrifevrad oa the n sens I on of ttoon the Jtwhaiga off your datteeaereeter of “St. Paul’sChureh.” - ■ W. ^Ttomaim R. B. MotRJAT^^
^penwl i
saying, an seen an I wae sent for.”—Acta z, toBriovsd to CheUt,these liiintifel Ifen of
mpoet, wnhJihnru'
the riwttaisn poet, wtoch have bemmss*judiciously incorporated in ear Prayer Book, comen to mo to-day with peculiar force and
Who is Responsible for It? 1 —— A LETTER FROM 60BKL CUm He Witnene*'the Entire AflUr.
** laeosh event of U* haw elaar
Thy ruling band I see.”
Now, for the first time, I can dearly understand why, for the pate fear years, I ham beam driving jibe n manri bateau the wind, r^^hs-Js^stst. like 9L. Bsasr, if not te bear the voice of an angel, at least te see the orderings of Hie pruvltience csllloff orm ormm MRCBUh>to 0OA07 upoo him dleekargs of the duties of my aaernd offlesL Very strange it was that tbe votes for nktto X have waited sheuld ccsne ftuns thla city, end that, upon ton fourth anMv wary of my dfepornan, I should hnm found myeetfagsmt entering lie precinct* ae the rector eteet dl a new eongtegamm. When I severed the tie botween myself and tbe Pariah Church, evar dear to my mart, it was because I bettered that the Interests to which, before God’s baty alter, I bad drrtead my tub would be bote promooed; so new I have eonm ” unto you, without gainsaying, an soon a* I was sent for,” influenced by ue same motive, and guided by same principles. Whilst on (fen one band 1
Ike following letter has bomi written by Major General Curran to General Mhudith, of thtoStete* and which ha* bam published is th* New York Times, on therieent riot In this city. General Guam cbargaatheradl-
oris with flrtog the fete ahot. Bead It:
a urrrnu rnots major orrrral custbr—
TKR RDIANAPOLW DISTURBANGnS. Speeial Dispatch to the New York Time*. Cincinnati, Ohio, flaptfbsr 13,1866. lb General Solomon Merattth:
DbaR 9lB: In compliance with your request sad to correct misnpprnbenrions already published, I give you the follossing riatemeut of what I saw relating te th* dlsgramfel riot which occurred In Indian spoil* on the evening of tbe President’s recaption In that dty. I had rammed to my room from the supper UMe, where I bad left th* Pnaidem and mote of th* party. Th* streets about tbe hotel Were densely peeked by th* orowd waiting to tan and bear the President. Lend and eonttnuoua
madofor Johnson, {toward,Grant, and others. I was seated In th*
calls
Farragut
window of my room, which was ta thrisaond story of th* Bate* House and Immediately
overlooking the crowd to the hundred torches and fronayi
among lb* crowd, rendered the sasue as Itteit a* mid day, so tbet I cwiM se* and dtaUOguleta the races of every person to th* crowd
MOW.
I am thus miaul* In detail ta order to prove te you that I could see all that was tmusplrtng. Nothing of » disorderly character occarted until eao of the marshats of thedoy toai was SMumaklaghla way ouboneback through [Vf 1 the crowd to a paint where torch hesfUra were m,n located. After apparently receiving directions to that effiset, they berm to move off In column. This was the rignal for an attack by the crowd, which was begun by knoaaing down torches aad trauspnranrie* with claae, and In some Instances wresting them from tbe bands of bolder*. This contleued without
■felly thnH
which 1 am ealleting, the Involved to themMItotoH
UM Ot MMTy 1 1000 MgBt Os IV 011 18 tHOflfBI DOlief that it la God^s wtUthatl theuldbahtev, and ttanee^ (hat I am entitled to sate with Implicit trust upon His almighty arm,to bring to s sueceestal eompietion the work we this
I know not the way I am nriag. BaS wnO do know my UnCe;
With a ofild ilheimat, I glveasy band
A* Hwtnhm it, let * Metd It fast, Suffer me not to tom my way, Aad bring no* hem* at lest.’’’
Never Before on n similar oecaaton, hare I to tally reallzad th* raeponribillty of my position. Hitherto I have only bad to bsnid upon a foundation- laid by those who preceded me; while now, ae the mason gom to tow quarry, selects th* stones, trims and dresses them to fit their own appropriate places; te these who are to form the flock, who are to know my voice are to be hunted out, and then, by God’s help, trained each one to bn
resistances for tbe space of probably two minute*, although wTirol in too poemaston bad been struck and beaten over tbelr head*. A
rush wae t!daily me. several torches fore lot
rush was ttaail;
cearion and tbe bandies used as weapons
by th* crowd, and taken In: <• ib* pro-
be whs greeted with a babel of arise. iltfliTcni members of tbe PrerideUtlal were tiwo introduced, the President perfectly overwhelmed with a storm of I nsnt groans, biases, and cnee of Grant.’ commander of tbe »rmlee of tbe United 8tatw
welcomed wllli
nant groans, biases, and cnee of Grant.”
—» of the United S
storm of bussts, but
hnson waa compelled to retire, tbe indtgnan of tbe people being too strong for even toe ill beaded nature to brook. Th* retiraev of the President was balled With ritetite ff delight, but bis reappearance With long Sol. Meredith was again the rignal for th* seme show of turbulent dtsapproMtieu. Ae thelnevttoble "oblique commander ” unfolded th* manta script of tbe reception address, there was n seen* which rivals the wont descriptions of
' Dante’s Inferno.’ ”
Now, reader keep to mind th* fate tbat tMs rioters’ organ and other papers had bean for weeks urging and I netting thetr readers by tbe utmost mendacity and latsebeod against Mr. Johnson. Tbat they bad assertod he was * traitor to bis paMF and In* country. That they show be was received with tumult and violence, and assert tbat be Wat about le speak •gainst tbe Republican party. Tbat they reJriqed over tbe mannered Ms roteption. And keep the important fact In view that no row’s friends over resort toraekentidust to rosrivlflf him; and it will l>e no trouble to arrive at a correct oonHurion as to who, as a party, were guilty of tbe leading open notorious breach of the pence, that, assembling tbe mob and ere*ting tbe tumult and riot to which Mood WM
shed and life lost.
The persons who did this thing were radicals of this dty. We care not what pestttou (bey occupy in society, they are, by nature and Instinct, lowbred despteable fellows. Who they nrc, individually, le known to tkeir associates, »nd many who do uot, and would teorn to have n personal assoelatlou with them, and yet permit such fellows to place tbelr party and city in such nn unenviable poetUoa before
the country.
Who are making themselves arecssortteafter tbe fact, by attempting to justify the ooffdute upon that occasion—and, we might add, upon other occasions of riotous conduct la this city? The Journal, (riotcrV organ,) by srtieiee from which we quote, and others; one, in particular, in which the riot and tumult Wretreated as an effort upon the part of the boillee and roughs of tbe Journal, (rioters’ orgm,) to exercise free speech, st the Journal, (rtoterV organ,) cells it, at tbe same time the President was speaking. The truth is, the thing was, and la, • burniRg^dlsgroee to the otty; a disgrace wbleb these follows would feel, If they had any gentlemanly fooling left.
There two papera, and radical speaker* aud
•• fernwei ** *« mrrnmrf *» During tbe Monday night riot, toe reHying cry of the dead rabbits was “Grant,” "Grant.” It was evident (bat tbeprogmame had been agreed upon, and that one member of the presidential party wre to be used for the purpose of insulting the othere. Now, the men Who Incited this riot care nothing more tor Grant than for Johnson. Many of those who split tbelr brauen threats with the ery of "Grant,” "Grant,” were not so "keen” to see that distinguished oMeftetu when he wanted to see them. Grant bad* standing Invitation for all able bodied men to eome and see Mm at Vicksburg, Petersburg, and other Interesting potato to to* South. But the effervescing patriot* who were so frantic In their detere to ew Grant or Monday night didn’t " rally round the flag” to aityalsming extent. On toe eontrary, they rushed around In search of ulgur substitutes. ■fee dead rabMte bate no mere aflhetiod tor Grant than for Johnson. Although m politician or speech maker, toe General baa, on every occasion, expressed Ma sympathy with the policy of President JoxNUON, Male one of Dan Macaclny's booty Jump m* If they dared, they would glue General Grant jute such a reception re they extended to Johnson. They simply Med Me0itoe as * rallying ery. CW Governor Morton, boring xni riitafl that hostilities hud eeeeed, arrived to tfrletepy a fow Mghto state. Beeemtag stormed, kereever. he fled again, the seme night. We notify Ms Excellency that h*ean safely return te mty time. The deed rtoMto are ati fete ^-r-rrnMii mum Mm
rW The Journal rtoteiy MgaR), bte fotifeIng tossy about the amugameut for* dlrita M» of toe etoteton heard*. Hn natarS orgm le, doubtiew, hemtily diagnstod te toe
ISF'Mr. Jiimn. Douglass, one of iba proprietors of the rieter's orgaa, also bolds s position on the rieetton board. Mr. Dotolam has proven himself te be a mote unscrupulous man, and le Mterleua aU evar Ike flames* tbe tiltote and teem gfetot box tehflbr that ever carried an teeetlwi by INWi. MK DtrewtAse htekisn openly ehafghd bf O. M. Wilson, dark of the-8cmKe,wlth tefrumtibg to an horn Mm to eareaMt a foefiY, tnurtiar that tbe jotrmaloMre ntigto bepsintesriiy benefited. Mr. Dovolam has • large pseuiilaiy, aa well ae potitlcal inlerett In tbe result of the seat •lection. The paper In which be mu! Ms brother own a tWo-thirds laterest, hss l<ecn fattened on patrqnagc dispensed by tbe l^gtelature. Common decency sheuld Induce Mr. Douolam to decline servtng on the Hectleu board. Rut, knowing tbe man re we do, wa do not build up any considerable hope* on so ■light a foundation. Therefore, we bar* so hope off gtettag rid of Mr. Detwt Ate; but trust that m eye or two will be kept on Me mevementa on etateton day- If there it the NMlteot opportunity of Indulgtag to Ms favorite pastime ai hew atatonfe euam-wito the divided board, be wiM net IMI to improve It. There le nte n man In tbe city who needs
re than Mb. Douglass.
party mta Joined ■renter preportien i those who deserted
t3f Captain BaXOR, the fellew kicked out of General Grant's private ben te Ciorioaetl, glYc# the following m bis version of the General’s speech. It will be seen that it differ! la no important particular from the £n-
guirede report:
I am net a poHtieian. TbeFreaMent of tbe United State* I* my superior officer, and I am under hi* rem ib aad. I oeg ofyou, if you have any regard for me, to march your company aw*f,a» Idonte with to be thus annoyed. I oonsuler this merely apeNtlenl deaaeutemtion, for a selfish and political object, end all such I disapprove of. f cam* bore te enjoy the performauea, but I shall he glad to see yea all to-
morrow at the Burnet House.
Captain Benna—Captain by rirtne of commanding • company of wide awakes went for wuei and com# back shorn. He emerged from Geuerte Grant* hex with a flm In Me ear. It Is needle** to odd that tbe gallant Captain did noi oolite the Burnet House. He
bud neu enough of grant.
BTTbls proves tbe eometiMM of General Dsn. Mseauleys statement at Masonic Hall, that the setdlere who have I aft the Union and Joined tbe eeppathreds bear no
' to th* loyal and time, than
during the war dldtotheir
honorable comrade*.—ftfoterff Organ. The mouth piste of tbedetaneh hare* drew* it romartiably mild tu regard to the tatkmou* declaration of General Maoeouw, to bts Maeonie Hell speech. The Genend tented, on fete memorable oMMion, that fee soldiers who sustain fee President inkle effort*to restore th* Unton, " ne more represents ’a*,’ (meaning fee flghttng sffi dl ere of fee tfmy,) feso do fee deserter* and bounty Jompeie.” Be said ndtblng about "proportion,” and did not mean it. He simply meant tbnt fee soldiers who sustain the President nre foies to tbelr trust, and do not represent fee army In ob*raeter, patriotism, or soldtoriybearing; Its afoul and mailattei* libel on teldtere whoes reputation la te least equal to fete of Benerri
Dan. Macaulny.
K0 r If Johnson will only go to Richmond, Charleston, Memphis and New Orleans he trill receive an ovnferete the bond* of the tndtore whom nrmeflte are etui dripping wife loyal Mood fete Louisville ean not hold a circumstance to.—Jfoterff Organ. If Tha©. arnvNNs trill come to fete city he will "reerive ati ovation” te fee hnadeof fee PRttlOtlO d00d rEPmiF flMWIiwl 1 on having prevented fee President of fee Petted States from speaking, te the cote of one or two Here, ted an amputated limb. We do not know whether Louteriile maoreau net "held • circumstance to” fee "loyal Meed” wife which fee garment* of traitors are Mill dripptaf; but trill Inquire at fee fin* convenient opportunity of Liwdlxt Mur-
ray.
Louisville I* a rebel city. Why should they nee receive TRIOR Preeideat wife eafeutiaamf—Jhuy Organ. If Leutsvflleie » rebel dty, her people, aeStetorepwimiinBwi"to > Cwatpam! Pero4* they will expel General Bocmrau, If not th* retire Kentucky delegation, at fee next srettom U treuid add re hm rireugfe ef fee
l organ to foartally exare hshtg shipped re ;tM6 riewe wife costa at same to various Mtifeto Ntefo bro. F. Morton. The lets rested arete wife it*
sgslnst lb oae in the proccsriou- The transparency bearing the motto, «Irish American citizens Welcome th* Prosldeat of the United States,” seemed t* be a speelai object of attack, and wae seised aad attempted to be trampled under foot. The attempt failed, sad fee bearer resisted by using Ms transpaMoey aa n club. This was tbe signal for a general attack by tha crowd. At thU moment fee first shot waa tired, and a* an effort hae Iwen made to attach the blame and responsibility of this disgraceful proceeding of tint occasion upon Innocent psrtics, and Mug in possession of fates which enabl# me to fix gnMT where it belongs, I herby state feat I pUtaly saw the man who tired fee first shot, and saw him at th* mo-
ment be tired.
He wa* one of the attacking party belonging to the crowd, and hi* aim when firing was directed into the procestton and apparently at the bearer of tbe transparency referred to ■hove, fbla waa * rignal for other shots, aad It was not long before a dozen or so shot* were tired by the attacking party tbat any was returned by those belonging to the procession, when * single man left the proeesrion, stepped into the open space which bad been cleared by tbe tiring, and deliberately aimed and fired twice at one id tbe mob, who was sometweoty yards distant, and who waa still firing toward the torch t>e»rers. This cloatel tbe disturbance for the time being. Tbe foets aa I have related them, were witnessed by Mr. Hpofford, of Boston, Mr. MrOtnat**, of ( htcafo, aad two ladles, ritof whom are members or th* Presidential party, who were In my room te fee time General Grant siw (tetossrefl them from soother window, and Informed the Prew blent of what be had seen, a fow momenta after It transpired. After the President returned to Me room, feeing the haleoay, the crowd again assembled in front, when soother disturbance arose. I was standing with tire Presktont in Ms room, when I beard two or.thiuashots flrod; 1 looked oat of fee window jnte In Use* to see s man Are a Metal te euethev standing near him. Tbe wounded man Ail, and waa area after ptohed up aad carried Into a drug store oaths lower floor. No more shot* were flrod. Geagml Great, after twice appearing on the balcony and requesting the crowd to diapers* aad go bom*, Induced respectable persons to do so. About one hundred aad fifty or more of the rough* and thugs of th* city, sod who prob-
tary Seward on that oeomSon, tho loyal Inhabitants bad retired to ferir homes, while fee
disloyal remained la the street,
G. A. CUfiTBB.
The undersigned, eye witness" of fort ot st Indianapolis on fee evening of September 10, do hereby bear unqaallfled testimony to the •ecurate and truthful description thereof con-
tained In feoforegol
Cutter,
ng letter of Major General
it wonono,
John McGinnis, Jun.
—Senator DoeHttie, of Wleeonrin, ls canv seeing Northern Indiana for fee conservative and Dimilittle ticket. —Th* Dereoereey of Marshall county are up aad doing. Marshall Is good for five hundred majority against the raiilcale. —Oglesby, during hts epoeeb te Vlnesnaos, used aucb indecent language fete be drove the larger portion or bis lady audience from the
ground.
—A burglar by tbe name of Henry G. Shuler waa (hot te Edwardaport, Knox county, on the evening of fee 10th inriout, while attempting to break into Ike residence of fee former. —From all aeeeants we can gather frum Ideal papers we set down Mr. Purdue’s majority ta fee Blghtii District, over know nothing Orfe, st 800, Tbe people are unmistakably for " Uncle Johnny.” , A Big Font.—toe are relinMy Informed fete Dr. Nathan Lackey, one day late week, caught a basain Big Blue river weighing ton andn half pounds. Wife one exception, we believe, fete to the lamte fish ever caught la fele river.—Shelby Pulmr
then, by God’s help, trained eai polished ■ tones to that spiritual
prtvttogad to erect to the honor and glory of Uis grate remo. To do fete wtU naoamartly call lor fea wisdom of tho orepont, mtogto* with fea harmlaareiaa of fee dove. TotKos* ofyon wheete nador my maulfottatlona tor
feorenaeof two yean, pasbapo I inHhfny to 0001100 yoq oc sbj O0I0KI
bnd every soorgr te tho work to which yon have csHed me. My course daring fete mate toying period ef my wbel* life my wllltag.
nets to sacrifice myself and family than to depart from my proper sph* ' fid Adherence In all my public aad
nistoallona, to the one object for which I is ordained, the simple preaching ef the gospel of Christ; uneontroled aad utenflueaesd
by pot
y popular tumult, will be n sufficient guarantee fete I am the late man te this late day te land mysetf to any osghaiwrtton fete has tor Its object anything elaoaave the honor of Gad, fee advancement of Ills church, aad fe* salvation of our fallen race. The kingdom to which I belong to not of thla worid’s; hence, I more vnHlagfeha ever to leave ta mau management of affairs that pertain limply to time. To attend to th* duties of my sacred calling, will he a sufficient task. God forbid that I should add ought to it by turning aside aad seeking to taka upon myself that which belong to you m Individuals. I hare,I aooura you, com* boor again to my former home for no such purpoee as this, so far from feuo seeking to widen tbo brooch that la worldly matters may separate thla community. I am hero aad would shn to point you to on* place ita which all party different es may be laid aside; owe altar bafera wbtob man of every raw aad shads of optitten may kaaei.
eonunooly carries on hto Itoc world. Ctow these umh. fee vetero of the -rf Ttoftjrtl tho ordlb, ■ oliTbSon ferir oyex H* may he foand everywhere, but fflowaya am too Psalmist, are in fee wtenasy. ton may trace Hi* foctto feo'mriuded rnSeyT^You'may^tnJk propto roros to htey
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Ttan let us press forward, sad trust in Uod.
Major General Wool, having been invited to ■OBsnd fen Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Convention te Cleveland, returns fee following an-
Taor, September 4, UW6.
To Odorgk P. Bote, Chairman, etc.: Doa earn: l batten to reply to your invitation of Urn fti instate ton meeting of fee osldlare and sailors of fe* army and navy who are to favor ot fea rewto ratio wool ley of PrestdateJoUnren, tobebeM at Clovetand on the life instant. It wtU sffbrd me great pteaaure to attend fee meeting, which I intend to do whether Invited or doc We have fallen on evil times, wife indications of another civil war. Should it take place It would be more Mrrtble than the one from which we have jute emerged. It would rend tbe Union In fragment*. never to be again united except under a ml 11 tary dictator. From the meeting of offices* and -old I era, and sailors, to take place on tbe 17fe instant. I anticipate the moat fa-
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—Almote stno* th* mtddl* of July than has been Inoeesaut rains, which are beginning to excite serious apprehension* a* to the safety of the own crop—fe* great danger being, if the rain* continue, to keep Am corn green until frote come#, alter which fee rom. Inter ati of hardening, moulds to as extent that rondareit
unfit for any purpose^-iSAelAp Volunteer.
Thn R*n.ww.—We bear fete fe* grading of the Wshtek, Western am# Yfausuaue ftetlwad le nearly completed te Laurel, aad
fete the treek to told as for o»
and without aaeriflciu thetr prteotpies tally realise feat to a cruel led Redeemer they ma fete a tie by which oar eomman hunmaity I ualtcd w one commas Father In Heaven That, which to aem* may be her sham* ia to my mind th* glory of the chureh wife which we are camorotod. No sooner wa* th* tote aagry shot fired, than even amidst th* ■rook* of th* clottna bstti*, th* two portion* of the church that by force of circumstaaero had bean separated, were seen stretching oat thetr bands on* te fe* otter, and tide by ttd* ter clergy and laity, whoa* stfsknmnt on ettber aid* to th* principles for which they were contandlng, could not be questioned, were, by tte grace of God, enabled to leave at fee door fog awblto tte earthly mantta, and retire wlfein her mate sacred courts to eotnmun* about matters pertaining to their eternal Interests. Her prayers and her praises, unaltered to sett tte rbanglitg phase, of popular opinion, she furnishes tins day the only plaee of rest and repos*, where there can be beard nothing to tnflnmo tte pistons, or excite fee prejudices of And this hrranse with throe she has nothing to do. Her mission Is to th* souls of man; the world she leave* to tate oar» of fee things of this world. Kingdoms may rta* aad fell Like th* ever flowing tide of tte ron, hut ate holds on her noise leeway, awktng to gather within her fold ail of our spotette not, aad thus train sod nurture tbma for s horns* beyond tb*;ski*a. When our Lord, teandtng bat on* step from fee throne of God, gave hi* command to hi* disciple* and to ttew who should succeed them to “ go Into all tte world,” te mete etearty marked oottbr Has of their doty, a duty more dearly defined by HLPnui to hi* stidrem to Us beloved Timothy, " preach tft word, to be instant in season and out of seamm; to reprove, while, exhort wife all long suffering sod doctrine.” Hence, tbe church hath thought good te order feat those who are admitted to so
office, should solemnl word and adtetattesr
cipiine of tte church an ate hath received them, to be mady with all diligence to banish and drive away erroneous and strange doctrines contrary to God!* word.” 9o long aa they adhere strictly to feme requirements they keep th* vow they have assumed. Whoever otter themes than th* Gospel of Christ are admitted within the pulpit, whenever they seek to pander to tte totem aad pseetons of men, whenever they lower through flattery or frown tte requirements of the law to •alt pamtitar prejudice* of thetr bearers, then they cenro to be "mmeengere, watchmen and stewards of the Lord.” How great then is the honor aad the responsibility which God bwplaced upon the ministry; a responsibility, It swmo to me, more crushing tens present time, than In any previous ngn ot tbe church. Never was there a period whan Urn church stood in greater need of faithful men than now. The world to unsettled ta Ita religious opinion; soetetiee, abandoning long since the ancient creed* nd oonfoattona, and the primitive and apostolic orders, are rapidly drifting into rtetonalism or infldeHty. Another Gospel t* being substituted in tte place of the oae beru, beneath the shadows of Calvary’* orom, and baptized with the heart’s blood of the Sea of God; white thinking ra everywhere ere cry!Ing, "Shew us the llghi point as to seme met where we may take our stand upon which change ia not written.” Hence, this to no time to prophecy smooth things, to preach in such a way aa to plearothe fancy, bnt not disturb tha ccnscience, for I
id knew tte opinions, feeling* and of tbo** who have offered their live* a* s sacrifice to their country.
I have tte tenor to be. very rrepe.tfully,
your obedient servant.
John E. Wool, Mai >r General.
Kixa AT TKXHTON.—A fire occurred te New Trenton late week, in which fee -table in fee rear of Christopher's Hotel wsa burned, and s bars* was se badly burned l* it feat it had fete killed by tte owner. It wa* supposed to have horn tte work of aa incendiary.—
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Wholesale Dealers in
rovvn as de.
Mannfactured and for sale at 17 Hanover stre< t between Kim and Court, Boston, and by all Priya. gists in the Cnnited States. iel disc,hi
MEDICAL.
DR. WARRBIf S BILIOUS BITTERS.
Being a Concentrated Plmd Lxtract of the most potent Blood Purifying Roots, Barks ami liums knots n to medica'. science, is. therefore, bnt of tne
Cleansers anti Renovators ol everofieredto the public; while,
smnlainr .laundiee, Uilion--
-, .... digesteob, aud the
various complaints caused by Vitiated Uwniors, Impure Blood, ora Iierangts! anil Diseased <on-
, | most ciiedual i the Vital Fluid
I as a cure for Liver Complaint. Jai s. Headache, Dizziness, India
Habitual Costiveness, Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Erysipelas. Female Irregularitias, FisUila. all Hkia Diseases. Liver 4 omplaint. Indigestion, Piles, Pnlmunarv Discuses. Syphilis, svrofhla, or King's Evil. Hurley’s Ague Tonic
rKRTBCTLY HKAIAHLE. The only remedy for Chills and Fever
and Fever that is or can lie depended upon is Hurley’s Ago* Tonic. There have been thousamls
rosy try to vain to shut my ears to that fearful voice that *i me* v *i from tte Thro n» of Sod: " O, Son of man! I have rot thee a watchman over the house of brrol: if Hum dote not •pesk to warn the wicked from Ms way, that wicked msn ahsll dm to hto iniquity, but hi* blood will I require st thy band*” Hence it to, that adds solemnity to this day’s
In those who are entrusted to
oan onl
| tran»iiction w .l
my charge I can only perceive so many candidates for eternity, and while I remember that upon your actions will depend your eternal
difficulty procuring Meows to complete the i
at present. It 1* be. mough eon be hod in Broad to Laurel In Urn*
to awst ter uytoueS. A wtolffi Jcmocntf. M -Tbe woods m thle vicinity are tall of wild turhiee, and the field* todtoatoan UBOsuslly tesvy crop of qaatto teme gmrnera areg*th-l ttflog tiMnr share at fl» crop in sda—a of eeatly taken resemble fee quttf so closely that ORB (tor mote rirfllfot •porteomn are unable to dlstimiudb teem. OruinKoa of Ztbertg. -Alfred Kilgore, Esq., bro purchased Ike material of fee 3f unde Press Offlc*, sod H Hehofi » now paper under tar title Guardian of Liberty. Tte now paper will I edvoeste coaservstive prturiples snd the PUL I sdriphto platform, ffir. Kilgoro taw bm a prominent member of tte old Bepubliesa or-1 gsnlzatloD, but Ilk* hoadroda of hto political I roeodstas retases to follow hto party into rsdioaltate fluccese to Kr. K. and Ua enterprlw.
FaTsr.AccnWrt—WUHsto’later,* young ■sostMMitelriUMiytttteersge, ae* at 9aae atattt death. Seeing roma cattle la tte rorafitid, he hsteened to fee houee for tte ebte Una which te dettewd loading wife oeeffte ■ett to (Hghtan them off. Oo taking tte gun Mow ta ta* mural* to mwrtria Hfe ww taotai, ffitaftRte sBypSaa from ta* temtar esurod an eoplorieo ef ljte cap, and e heavy ehergeof rimteaterod hto mmita lodging to tte haek of U* teed. In tbelr deep effittetei fee pereate end wlteterofttaed—iff tatoa the sympathlee of the entire community.—
. can see even now oy we eye or nuen, tne ate great closing.seeae of the world, when fee whole human family shall be judged, and if £ foil In myftuty. then tte- blood of ell who pertahed through my neglect will be required at my bands, hence from till* time on I detiro to know nothing butJeea* Christ rad him erueUed—to pern along my way unnotleed by tte world, bearing In my body tte motto of the Lord Jeatu, uninfluenced by and indifferent to the question* of tte day. amt engross se much af mea’a attention. If God will only giro me grace to discharge faithfully tte duties of my office, to plead wife yon. In the name of my StmCer—to toad you by the head to a crocMed Saviour—to edmlnteter to my flock eaee again tte holy gnehertte to tote Into my arm* your little onus ao<L ncuiyft tbmm ChrlaC’a holy church, snd then daybydi^ help yam train them for heaven—to eksrs your sorrow* no lew than your joy*—to be wnhyouto fee hourof deafe.rad go along in your company ae far aa mortal oi n go, heiptogyouto stoat the a victor's song, "O desfe where is
•ong,
thy sting, O grave where is t»y victory,” then I can bear any foOngue and endure ray dto grace; and why? Becouro Oub I knew when my work on earth in done, and my people fallow tte roasttnaef fettr poteeraptae afolro of the church id which for years be heel to them the bread of life; there will ho
my Fathers saying: coi thou good and faithtal servant.” There le still motharvww fetei tv to the servlee of titiodUy; Ban i roam a* in apostates' of Mother chureh i a comforting thought tbat the bleating of Ged tee rendered this necessary. Tte old hive swarms again, tte ttd mother ebarch cries out, "giva
around for n mttied hesae. nzmsass M* ability to 0* whet
II It CMta work tot te
3STOS_ ? ftJSTXD 8
East Washington Street,
MBttOMN ST. AND GLENNS’ BLOCK.
fJVHAKFUL far fee very Ul X which we have ever paaai tinnefi aroUafiloo to baainaM
fee wrata of u«r onatomera to of fee mma, aret aa our feci 11 ties far doing
f’a’s&s;.’
frill he pleased to see aU onr old IHetoU andea many aaw aaea aa wtU Jtearaa wife a call.
UW, FUJI U» (MVUTI,
DRUG HOUSE.
■ Ague
. i>on is
gna Tonic. Then-have Iwen thousamls
cored by ualeg it who had tried the usual remedies without benefit; lint in no rase has HUR-
LKY’S AGUE TUNIC failed to ufifect u cure.
, flto” Ercrv druggist and country merchant should have it in store, rsiwrially in districts subject to the Chill, and rever or Agne and Fever. Hurley’s Popular Worm Candy.
Aa this is really a Specific for Worms, and the
beat and most palatable farm to give u> children it ia not surpruiag that it is fast taking the idaci
of all other prepsisllans foi
Impure Blood, or a Iforanged anil Diseased < on ditiou of the stomach. Liver and Bo.w^ls, Dl
School Books, Paper, Envelopes 'hy^n^oth^m^fe^in the wot::l
JOHN A. Chemist, Ifroprietor, _ Boston.MaesnchuseUA
AJMU 6SX-feTIOr«l£K.Y. N*. 18 West Washington Street,
aogUdZm
INDIAN APULlff, INDIANA.
MILLINERY GOODS. STILES, FAHYLEY A NcCRfiA, WholMale Dealer, to LLVTS, CAPS, MILLINERY,
M. S. ttUHR A CO., 26 Tremont street, ik General Agents, and sold by all Druggists.
jelSdeod&wly
L pEKRY\ S Worm TEA
No. 181 South Meridian Street, ‘ aaglt <Uf INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
fectlv taatelaaa.
HI'RLE'
iparntlen. for worms—it being i >. aad anv chiM will take it. T, BUDbLE A' CU., Ifroprict
Hurley's Stomach Bitters, For Debility. Ufa* of Appetite. Weakness, Ire digestion, or Dvspcimia. Want of Action of Urn Liver, or Disordered Stomach, there arc na Bittare that era compare with these. For sale brail Druggists. HURLEY, RUDDLE * CO.. Proprietor*, augtt deodgwly Louisville. Kentucky.
EDUCATIONAL.
MSDXCAIt DRPARTMBRT, University ©f LouisviHe.
KTR W.Vt.VL
FJVHB KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MKDK.TNB X aad tbe Medical Department of the Unircrsitv of TAill iuv-illzt Havrirtvw A - 1 » -
ffACULXT.
Madicinel. rn Powo11 ’ M ' D ’ Pretoeorof Obstetric pitoSIfe^MeS^r' 0111,8 Ptinei - plre ^r^f*° r 01 tiU Pri “ ci - D ” P™ftroorof Chemistrv. o&g** M. Holloway, M. D., Professor of PhysiD - Proifesaor of Materia Medica ^ it D., Professor of An tom
Sttr - roomthe faregoing announcement it will be
LonUyUle, and that the two Mnlical dchotea of this city are now united. Embraced in this arrangement was fee understanding that the gradi^.£..5?J£“ ,tu , ok3r ? 0,wo1 01 Medicine shall Ue entitled to tbe adenndem 'legreeof fee Univer•tty and shall receive the diploma thereof free of
tion Fee fits.
C. BO. XXAN1EA, eOMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 30 Main SL, bat. Sleet and Second, FOB THE SAU OF RflUR, MOT AMO PRODUCE.
4k Co.. Csafl
C N. Worttingtoo,
Piatt* Allen,
nar « Co , LouisM
affOtttt ttfesfitMa pohito the sale of BBn*oJ Floor. Lash advances made on consignments.
PXTKAR, WIARD ft CO.,
NOTIONS.
CHAJKEEM VtXYEK fe €»., WholMsU Dealer, In Tajs, HfflioMs aid Fancy GooUs, No. 29 West Washington Street, soclt d3m INDIANAPOLIS, IND. —■'"■■■■nj ^
toXto«i taTfr fe Ctau, COMRRCTIRINBRYy fetetoulmlt rhitei to TEAS, HUE WORKS, FRUIT* NUTS, CTO, ETtL,
. pleasant, safe and effectual Vegetable Rcmcd v Ui kifidsof Worms iiounil in. th* human N»l\ ; also, a reliable core for Fits and Worn Fever. Possessing in its combination wonderful clean— iRg aekIstrengtiieiiiiig properties, it will ul'w;i}>
patient, r causes.
1 by Worms or by noil for to c
JOl
BURR A CO , M Tremont -
affected by Worms or other (
frrio* Cents.
Sent by mail for to cents. JOHN A. PERRY, Chemist.
street, l>u:
t$, and for saia by i
is ton
Druggist*-K:
UNDERTAKER.
W. S. Webb. C. B. PattisOn. tel■■■]*, TABJUN6TON * CO,, JOBBERS OP Bry M*ititeta» 7 Etc. Western Agents for Battmr Folia Browo Sfeoetioga, Etc., NO. 3 Alvord’s Block, South Meridian St., «»«Wd3m INDIANAPOLIS.
WHOLESALE AUD RETAIL
iMETftJLJKJ
BURIAL CASES.
al'orm the citizens <>i . wellthe surrtuuuienctl out anew in ihe
llndertaklfiK Business.
Mrantoetoraro and frflUesale Dealers iir Clotiling wui Piece Goods, No. MSclunU’s Block, South Meridian St., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Msirofactory, No.« Warren street. Now York. ftugltusm
J. I>. MYURS,
And Wholesale Denier in
■tott fere Flwmr, Cwra .riewl, wrert WJ --lr tel ffvn< t No. IB South Delaware Street, angUdfim INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
TIM PLATS.
Wholesale Dealers in Tin Plate, Copper, Sheet Brass, tareto, Lentt Pipa, Sheet Lead, Tlggera^ooh^ Brass Work, Gas 06. IPS ■nnthPhlawnre Ntrsat. angJ4 dBm
* anti 28 West anaMdSat
antAKhMUSk DSD.
mum. MU, AND Office and Warehouse. No- llTB.
sacis fe oo-
I have selected my stock of Cases rad Caskets from one of the best houses in the West, and 1 c>peclolly call the attention of Undertakers to mv
Uiqie rad :
1 well selected stock ef
Cases and Caskets.
Also, to my own manufacture o:
Wooden Caskets and (Mil Feeling satisfied that I can offer inducements an raHoneandaUfeah may see proper to favor n.t
To my friends and former patrons I car
s ofiered by any-ho
:an offer . house in
ness in the city.
lodious, and my stock well before tfuingeisew here.
North
reet, nearly opiiosite the Bates House, wishing to pure base Lots at Crow n Hill will be taken to the ground on applieu-
Cemeterar
tion to the undersigned.
applied-
W W WB.WKK.
MATS. ZF-ftCTOIR^r.
RAY1D CO\VA\, (Late from New York.) <■ riMmunuiiumMER, HAS TAKEN BOOMS AT No. 24 Virginia Avenue. SHI m mi HATS RENOVATED, Anti aU kinds o£ Ladies’ ^ GcilUomen s Cleaned and R^aired.
LATOC ft 1URCU, •* ClfeVRE. S large stock of i ANi> c-htife irr*
Wo have enlarged our ourvose uf increasing oo* . to be used expressly for 1 our stock of Metal ic iTat wholesale. Undcrwiil do well to call aud - jytt d3m
anti third stones, rattiest. A DEL2KT-I.