Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1866 — Page 2

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T« c«rmf No notloo AM bA lAkAB of AMBrnOM^AOIMMll- ' AAtlont. Whatever It IntAnded for lAeATtkm moat be anthentloaUd by the name Md *ddree* of the wrlter-not necettarlly for poV llotlon, but M • guaranty for bit good faith. If e am aot undertake to return rebooted oomaunleatloBi.

Benaatcratio Math TlekAt. ^kcrktakt or statb, Oen.MAHliON D. MANSON.of Moutfoatery, AUDITOR or STATS, CUKISTIAN O. BADGER, of Clark. TRSASURRR OF STATS, JAMES B. RYAN, of Marlon. aTTomncT otancnAi, JOUS It. COfTROTH, of Huntington. RurxRiRTmtDSirT or run.10 ursTRUcrno*. ROBERT M. CHAPMAN, of Knox.

Nomlaeee far Chanrean. Tbe following gentlemen bave been nominated by tbe Demooraey and National Union man of tbelr respective dlatrlete, as candidate* for Congress: First District—Hom WM. E. NIBI.ACR. 8rcord District—Mox. MICHAEL C.

KERR.

Third District—Hen. HENRY W. HARRINGTON. Fourth District—Hon. WILLIAM B. HOLMAN. Futii District—Major M. L. BUNDY. Sixth Districtc-Capt. JOHN M. LORD. Srvrhth District—Hon.80I/)MON CLAY-

POOL.

Eighth DisTRicr—JOHN PirRDUE. Ninth District.—Hon. DAVID TURPIC.

Tbe romper* at the recent icnton i

I tbe followii

ated tbefollowiug sum*:

Commissioner* and clerks for negroes Printing for negroes Houses and wood for negroee : „ F(»d for nemsS 0 ** ISS Medicines for negroes. . . . 1 Railroad tares for negroes 1^90,000 Schoolmasters and schoolbou*e* for negroes owi.ooo

Total *0,014^00 To tbe abovo may be added tbe amount of bounty to the negro soldiers, claimed to be

bounty to tke negro soldiers,claimed to be AU,000,000,making a total of about $10,000,000. The soldiers will remember that tbe bounty

for blacxs Is exaetly three times tbst awarded lo White soldiers. Now York Tribune please

copy.—.Yete York World.

The tax paying, musket bearing,bard listed yeomen of Indiana can look at the above, and In looking at it remember that this Is for but one year only. They will please note another fact, tbst not one dollar was appropriated by that same rump radical Congress to provide for poor white people In Indiana any of tbe items above given, In which alone six millions nine hundred and forty-four thousand flvs hundred were given for the benefit of negroes. You tax payers, please to make a note, that you are required to work a little longer every day; bow your heads a little lower, that Curfr*. Bimbo, Dinah, and Julia, may be clothed and fed,pbysicod, rode upon railroads, and taught by Yankee schoolmarms, at the public expense. Vote the radical ticket, and bond your backs to tbe toll of supporting these

pet lambs of radicals.

And come up, you members of tbe Grand Army, of which Hrstrun, of “Golden Circle” memory seems to be a leader; come up and surround the polls, and do tbe fighting for stay at home patriots and stall fed militia guards, and be content with the reward these radical rumpltes give you, namely, onc-third as much as neoroes arc Awarded by that delectable, sweet scented set of congressional noodles, generally and specially termed rump radicals, men wbo will go down to posterity noted only for tbelr love of negro, hatred of white men, want of practical sense, and fulness of riot,

fuss, fury and fanaticism

Cdme up, tax payers; vote to sustain these men; vote to rivet upon yourselves tbo chain, tbe galling chain, of eternal, nevor ending taxation. Vote to fasten down upon yourselves tbe constitutional amendment forbidding all Inquiry, all ” question,” as to tbe public debt and taxation. Will you so vote? Have these radicals, by tbelr shows, parades and Imported speakers, produced and paid for by bondholders’ and manufacturers’ money, brought here by Hkwry Wilson, got you so wrought upon that yon are as wax In tbe bands of tbe tools of New England sharpers. They boast that with money they can mould you, with money they can control your votes. Ci.me out, we say, from the foul party, the party whose leaders deal in the bodies and lives of soldiers as if they were so many mere animals to be bought and sold in the market. Come out from that party that is now controlled and engineered by tbe camp followers and robbers who hover around an army, as beast Butlkr, Schknck and Banks, or fatten upon contracts and spoils In the rear, as MORTON, Vaokn, Sturm, and a host of others.

Trnth District.—Hon. ROBERT LOW-

RY.

Elkvnth District.—Dr. B. B. SNOW.

ELECTION TICKETS.

We aro prepare.! to furnish election tickets at reasonable rates. All orders, accompanied by cash, will )>o promptly attended to. Ad* dress Hall A Hutchinson, Hrr ald Office, Indianapolis, Indiana.

A White Nlitn’e Gsrernneiit. “ / hold that this Government teas mads sn the \shits basis by whits men, for fnit hrnrfit ok whitk mkn and their posterity forever, amtshouffi bs administered by white men. and non* othkrs. I do dot belsivs the Almiyhty mads ths nsyro capable of self government "—.Stephen A. Douglas.

"And tbo

stand

the ballot box of

speech at Masonic Mall. June

ad the country will stand, and we will Buc<-e**rul and victorious, on ths great of ths equal right of EVERY Ma'n in xtllot box of the country.”—Cobum’s

i».

Legal Vetera. By the Conatltutloe, the laws, and our form of government, each State, for ftself, regulates the qualification* of voters, who Shall vote. Congress, nor any other power, can prescribe wbo shall vote or who shall not vote. Then our Constitution is as follows: Section 1. All elections shall bo free and equal. Section 2. In all elections, not otherwise provided for In this Constitution, every while male citizen of the United States, of the age of twenty-one years and upwards, who snail have resided in the State during the aix months Immediately preceding such election, and every white male of foreign birth, of the age of twenty-one years and upwards, who shall have resided in tbe United States one year, and shall have resided in this State during the six months immediately preceding such election, and shall bave declared hi* intention to become a citizen of tbe United States, conformably to the laws of the United States on the subject of naturalization, «AaH be entitled lo vote in the township or precinct where he may reside. Section 8. TheGeneral Assembly shall bave power to deprive of tbe right of suffrage, and to render Ineligible any peraon convicted of an infamou* crime. A white person, within the meaning of thia provision, I* any one with more than sevsnsigoths of white blood. Tbero is no State law, nor State authority, to exclude a man from voting bocauae he baa been guilty of any crime or mtademeanor, unless be has been convicted thereof by a tribunal having Juriidlctlon of tbe offense charged. There is no |£fa(e late excluding a man from voting because, through accident, design, inability, or for any other oauae, he may have failed to answer to a draft,or to a roll call in the army. If such a law existed, the exclusion could not attach until he had been convicted by a tribunal having jurisdiction— as each individual may have had a legal excuse, if he bad been cited to trial; no mere order, or declaration, or entry, of an officer, can take the place of a tnal, where a man can show his defense, or excuse. But no such law exists tn this Stats, under which any attempt can be legally made to exclude persons falling within this class, If any there be. As to persons born tn foreign parts. A mi who bss been In this country one year, and in this State six months, and declared his intention lo become a cities*, is entitled to vote without bis Anal papers. He Is not obliged to produce bis papers, but may show tbe fact that be Is entitled to vote by bis own oath, if required, when he offers to vote, fudges of elections aro not, as a matter of course, compelled to receive a man’s ballot because be swears to facts showing he Is entitled to vote; but they reject it at their peril. That Is, suppose for Instance, a person evidently but fifteen or sixteen yean old,should sw-ar that be Is twenty-one, (or a bawd should swear that bar name was Olivxr p. Morton.) they would not bo bound, thereby, to reci lvo tbe vote. But if they wroagfnlty and oppressively refuse a vote, they are liable to a civil action and a criminal prosecution. If the person offering to vote swean to bl* rfgh’t, other evidence can not be heard by tbo judges, but they determine upon that. It he Insists upon bis right to vote, but refuse to be sworn, other witnesses may be hoard. A person offering to vote is not bound to answer any question as to the commission of crime or offense, dlsfranebtsing him; nor ens any evidence, except as to Identity Of person, be received other than the proper record evidence of conviction. * As to residence in the State, it muat have been for six months; as to the county, township or precinct, no fixed length of time is necessary, but the person must be located and and Intend, in good faith, permanently to remain in the township where be offers to vote. To be domiciled on business or pleasure, or for a temp'ji ary purpose, with intent to return to another place as home, is not a sufficient residence. A* to penalties: For voting or offering to vote illegally—fine not less than five nor more than one hundred dollars. Any offieer of election who shall knowingly, etc., refuse to receive a legal vote, shall be lined not less than ten nor mors than one hundred dollar* for each offoase—and for trying to Influence votes or for marking ticket*, etc., fine not more than one hundred dollars. As to any person who shall go from cm county to another, or from another State to this, with the fraudulent intent to vote—like punishment. As to any person wbo shall procure suck illegal vote* by money, asstatance or counsel— Boo not less than flfty nor more than One hundred dollars, to which may be added Imprisonment.

WMMSUM “«ko Welkla” Bl««l ▲ gooA daal of Indignation was around

Hog t|o faithful by the foebta lying of fee >pxstafft*Y organ on the sstnl— af flw lat»

ISyOo to the polls early. Go tbero to work and work after you get there.

IST Let every one who favors ei/uality of taxation vote the conservative ticket.

J3TII you want to continue Morton In office—that of Senator—vote for radicals.

feeble torch light proceasion of the Grand Army. Complaints wen lend and deep, and ft was unanimously votccT tbst the veraewaa scribblers of the B. 9. O. bad failed In their duty. It was also resolved that they moat be whipped up to the work, and compelled to makes second effort. The " leyal ” people and the Grand Army heroes did not take Into consideration the fact that the reporters of tbe Journal bad completely exhausted themselves tn magnifying two penny affairs into tarrfbia upheavals of*universal patriotism, and consequently, when an occasion for a display of fine lying came around, fouid themselves utterly worn out and impotent. But tbe loyal men were determined to have aseeond attempt made to properly inflate the Inglorious fizzle of Thursday night, and the deacon of the box stuffing establishment—tbe same pious cuse wbo hired a man to do bis editorial work while he was In the Legislature and didn’t pay him for it—was pressed into the service. The second account of the Grand Army fizzle appears in Saturday’s issue, and consist# of half a column of meaningless glorification of brave deeds he was himself too cowardly to emulate. From this account we learn that we have a welkin somewhere about the city, and that it was mode to ring. We don’t know exactly what sort of a thing a welkin is, but presume it is some new fangled piece of loyal machinery Invented by Governor Morton. We learn, further^ that “ Tbe voices which made the welkin riag, were tbe very same which sounded along the slopes of Lookout, and rung through tbe thicket* of Shiloh and the Wlldeiuees.” We take issue with our hex stuffing, mob ' astigatlng neighbor. If the welkin rang at all—or, having rang, did not ring of its own free win and accord, a* becomes a good, loyal welkin, but only sounded ita grand diapason on compulsion, (if tbe worthy deacon had not been worn down by constant lying, he would certainly have got tbe diapason into bis article,) It was not tbe soldiers o( Lookout, Sbtloh and Ibe Wilderness, who coerced the ringing, but tbe little, barefooted, barebreeebed follows wbo make the vicinity of the Union Depot reverberate with their shouts of "Shine ’em up, sab?” They could not earn fifty cents easier than by carrying a paper lantern in tbe funereal proceasion, at tbe same time

enjoying tbe fun

gj7*Ifyou are opposed to the civil rights bill, declaring all color*, nations and people* to be on an equality, vote the conservative ticket.

ISTlfyou are opposed to giving ten mllIions of dollars a year to supporting lazy, lounging, filthy, thieving negroes, vote conservative.

£3 'What are your State, county and ln<"ul taxes? Three times as much as they were five years ago. If you want to increase them vote for radicals.

t3T Every voter who is opposed to heavy taxation will vote tie conservative ticket.

Warmoutb. At a meeting of radicals at Richmond, Indi* ana, this fag end of Brownlow's negro minstrel band held forth, and Is reported by the TVue Republican, Julian’s paper. Wo present some extracts as given by that paper: He was followed by Judge Warmouth, of New Orleans, in a most eloquent, radical and powerful speech. * « * * * o He went beyond tbe proposed constitutional amendment, an J urged negro suffrage as the thing Indispensable to the peace and order of the South, and the safety of her loyal people All these declarations were cheered to the echo by a Richmond crowd! We confident! expected to see such sentiments applaudei hew after the lapse of some years; but, verily, events inarch swiftly these Jays, and the millennium will be upon us almost before wo know it! * * • • « *

Judge Warmouth referred with great gratl fleation to the foot that be was assured that

this district would give 10,000 majority for George W. Julian. Me said the politicians of oar State about Indianapolis had been

of oar State about Indianapolie

somewhat at a loss what to do with him (the

speaker) on account of his radicalism, ffirr fear he might iqjure the Union ticket; but at

last concluded to send him over to ibis dis-

The Mamat

Not satisfied with such blackguard* as Brownlow, Morton and Hunnicutt, the radical* have capped the climax with the crowning Indignity of an addrew from BUTLIR. This great military dead beat, wbo could only make roceeetfui war on women— this mercenary wretch whose name Is infos mous wherever the English language is spoken baa been Imported by the radicals at Indiana to Instruct our people bow they Should tote. The people are familiar with tbo klstary of tin* brute, but the following from Am*. TON’S Encyclopedia may throw some light on

11* gen n ogy:

But lb R John.—The atrocities osmmttted by this miscreant daring tbo revoluttonary .—- ——^ better — -

trict, and told him to say just wbftt he pleased. So it appears that In tbelr attempts to dodge tbe issues of the day, ths radical leaders of this State got an elephant on their hands, in the prleen pluperfect ranting ‘TrovoSPJndge.” But the applause of radical sentiments i* what pleased the editor more than any part of

the performance.

OTf you are in favor of supporting negroes In idleness at the put lie expense, vote for radicals.

B~Ifyou want to reward men who sold veteran soldiers like beef in the market, vote for radicals.

|3r Every man who votes for Coburn gives bis voice in favor of * continued dissolutioD of the Union.

E7“E*ch man who wants tlpaPrcsIdcnt Impeached, and another civil war, should vote the radical ticket.

gJT Every voter who Is opposed to negro suffrage in Indiana should cast bis ballot against radicalism.

BT Every man who favors the liberty of thought, of speech and of the press, will vote the conservative ticket.

BT'Krery white man who disbelieves in ths equality of tbo whit* and black races should vote against the radicals.

Eff" Every man who faVors peace, good order and ebodleoce to law tn hi* neighborhood, will vote tbe conservative ticket.

BT At the Circle, on Saturday night, a man made a speech who says he is a Christian minister, and that bs would rather go to b—1 with negroes than to go to heaven with white r«b<l*. Be tiw* arraign* God’s wisdom ss to final rewards and punishments. He says he Is, npon a certain contingency, in favor of destroying the people and property of tbe South with fire and sword, reselling the lands, and repeopling tbs country; and that be is a Christian. He says bis health was shattered by lying ^n prison, when it is well known It is not so—but by bis debaucheries. He once abused all anti slavery men as fiends of b—1, and imps of the D—l, using his own chaste Isagusge. These same men, in view of his estimate of them, are now feasting him, and exhibiting him as they would a pet hyena. He, for years, oontanded that slavery was a divine Institution; and denounced every man who differed with him as an atheistical reprobate. Could tbh rebellion change tbe decree* of God as to the divinity of slavery. If K wan divine? It pays better now to be bawling radical Ism—therefore he bawls. Need we name him?

XlcDonnld—Vsorhees. The Journal of Saturday morning started up like a rocket, on these men, and esme down like a stick. It bad previously urged Ita followers to rote ogamstconacrvativc candidate* for the Legislature, because, if elected, sud men might cast their votes against Morton for United States Senator. To that we could only reply that such was the very thing we wanted them to do. Because the name of Mr. Voorhef-s had, by It—not by us, been mentioned in the same connection, it seizes hold of our statement that wo wanted men to vote with the understanding that tbe purpose was to beat Morton, and goes off into a conniption fit, over tbe supposition of lu own, that McDonald wa* not, and Vooriief^ was, the candidate, etc. To quiet the nerves of that delectable sheet, we would state that neither McDonald nor Voohuv.m are now candidates for the Senatorsbip. Whether both or either will hereafter be, depends, no doubt, upon clrcum. stances over which the Journal editor can (as editor) have no control—although one of tbe proprietors may bave, unless he is very much misrepresented by men of bis own party who profess to know whereof they speak, when they say he can make more votes to his pa/ty In onc'night, than all their speakers can fh a whole canvass. Perhaps this was the way the editor qf the Journal—m friend of Morton— hoped to be elected to tbe Legislature—and, perhaps, this will explain tbe reason that paper has not, aa yet, spoken in favor of a fair, honest election this fall—has really turned a cold shoulder to all attempts at a division of election boards.

K.tr.ViiUl.,

ci«m r p. Wstnmt that all places*business will be timed to-morrow, in order that employes may fare a ehance to vote.

13-That tbe radical candidates for the Legislature are In favor of a severe, rigid liquor law, perhapa, equal to that of ISM-3, which punished tbe " use or sale of spirituous, vinous or malt liquors,” by any one, unless he wa* appointed to so act by the county board. This, we have several times shown to have received the sanction of one of these men, if it was not drafted by him and Coburn. W# bave labored to get them to come out over their own signatures, in favor oi or against ■uch a Uw. They utterly refuse to so commit themselves, while it is known, that they are secretly and privately pledged to tbe temperance leage, to favor such laws.

t3T The radicals claim to have great veneration for the memory of Mr. Lincoln, and pretend that, In prescribing unheard of conditlona on the Southern States, they are carrying out hia policy. In 1862 Mr. Lincoln pubHsbed a letter, from which the following is an extract:

“ My paramount object is to aave the Union, and not either to save or deatroy slavery. If I could save the Union without freeing any slaves I would do It, and if I could aave it by freeing all the slaves, I would do It; and if I could save it by freeing some and leaving others alone, I would also do that. What I do about slavery and tbe colored race I do be*ami I believe it help* to save the Union; and what I forbear, I forbear because I do not believe it would help to aave tbo Union. I steaU Astana whenever I shall believe that what I aaadatag hurts the cause; and I shall do aaort wtannevvr I believe doing mors wNI help tbs esmsa. I shall correct errors when shown to be eowm. and I shall adopt new views so fat no litre shall appear to be true view*. I bavo fc

stated my purpose arrordiog to my view duty, and I intend no mouiRenttan off my <

expressed personal wish that all awn every-

where could be free.”

Row strangely these wise and patriotic sentiments, coming back to us from tbe grave, aa It were, look when placed side by aide with the revolutionary and unconstitational eaptiouaness of a radical Congreaa? How graat the contrast between tbe earnest longing of Mr. Lincoln for a restored Union and the devilish lust of power and plunder which characterizes tbe radical Congress?

No. 04.

16VI DE MAGMLIA.

A toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne used to bathe the face and person, to render the skin soft and fresh, to allay inflammation, to perfume clothing, for headache, etc. It ii manufactured from the rich Southern Magnolia, and is obtaining a patronage quite unprecedented. It Is a favorite with actresses andoperasingers. It is sold by all dealers, at *1 in large bottles, and by DEMAS BARNES A CO., New York, Wholesale Agents, laratoga Spring T7a::r, s. ld by all Druggist*.

Every man who liellcven u r.cgro •■hnuld receive six times as much bounty os a white soldier should vote to sustain radicals.

KjT Every man wbo want* to get rid of the high tariff that is eating out our substance should vote a‘conservative ticket.

GTForelgn born citizens will remember that John Coburn has been all Bis life a violent know nothing, In favor of disfranchising foreigners, and proscribing Catholics.

"Jes’ sot"—"Exactly:"-Solon Shingle said they were there‘‘erery time." If bcfelt "owley " in the morning, he took Plantation Hitters; if he felt weary at night, he took Plantation Hitters j If he lacked appetite, was weak, languid,or mentally oppressed, be took Plantation Hitters; and they never failed to set him on his pins square and

Arm.

Few persons want any better authority, hut a*

some may. Just read the following :

“ * * * I owe much to' on, for I verily believe the Plantation Hitters have saved my life.

Bev. W. U. WAGONER, Madr! * X. T.”

” * * * I have been n h . ,.t sufferer from Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching.

The Plantation Hitters have cured me. Rev C. A. MILLWOOD, New York City.”

“ * * * I hod lost all appetite—wa* to wekk an enervated I could hardly walk. And had a perfect dread of nociety. • • » The

Plantation Hitters have set me all right. JAMES HEMINWAY, 8t. Louis, Mo.”

'* * * * The Plantation Bitters have cure*l me of a derangement of the Kidneys ami Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years.

They act like a charm.

C. C. MOOUK, JM Broadway, X. Y.”

Mrs. O. M. DEVOE, manager of the Union Home School lor Soldiers' chibtrcn, say* she " has given it to tbe weak and invalid children, under her charge, with the mo*t happy and gratifying result*. We have received over a hundred reams of such certiorate*, but no advertisement Is so effective as what people tbcmsclve* ,ay of a good article. Our fortune and our reputation in at •take. The original quality and high character of these goods will be sustained under every and all circumstances. They have already obtained a sale In every town, village, parish, and hamlet among civilised nations, lia-o imitators try to come as near our name ami style as they ran, and because a good article can not be sold a- low a* a poor one, they And some support from parties who do not care what they sell. He on your guard.

Sec our private stamp over the cork.

P. II. DltAKK A CO , Ne

w York City.

Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.

KSTPeople who are Used of paying oppressive taxation on cotton goods, to support the wealthy manufacturing companies of New England, will do well to vote for Lord.

JOT “ General ” H. L. Burnett, the shoulders strapped shyster, wbo was promoted for gallant and meritorious serrice os Judge Advocate of sundry military commlsstons, is publicly denounced by Mon. M. C. Krrr as a liar and a scoundrel. Horace Heffren, Burnett and GRiwham, are making radleal speeches from the same platform. Horace baa in him all the elements of a good radical, and if be bad started out a little sooner, might have attained distinction.

T**k Water. On Saturday a noisy radical, wbo Is In tbe habit of articulating with bis mouth, was blowing around the streets extremely anxious to make a 925,000 bet that tbe radical* would carry tbe State. A Democrat, who never says much, but means business, took him up it his offer, when tbe rad. ingloriously crawfished. They do a good deal of blowing, but don't " put up ” when It comes to the scratch.

Every man wbo votes for Newcomb and Hamilton, and other radical candidates for representative, votes for negro suffrage and against equality of taxation; for they will vote for the constitutional amendments, which secure negro suffrage and forbids taxation of bonds.

dT Every voter who costs his ballot for Newcomb and Hamilton, gives bis voice in favor of a prohibitory liquor law—putting heavy penalties upon selling, giving tvway, or using liqnor, beer or ale.

ISJ" Let every man who is opposed to laws interfering with bis conscientious, religious convictions, vote against radicals.

ET H you ore is favor, as la M>M, of closing all places where ale, beer and wine are menulectured or sold, vote for radicals.

GT Every voter who casts » ballot for radicals, proclaims himself in favor of negro suffrage, inequality in taxation, corruption in office, heavy taxes, favoritism, licentiousness in high places, and continued dissolution of tbe Union.

war almost exceed Lcirci* nr wav a native teen hundred men, of which three hundred

ware Indians, and tha tost toftsh ' Indians, he attacked the towae m

Be war a native

fey Usurpation, corruption and tyranny were never overthrown by mere grumbling. Devote one day to work, and vote.

IST The Journal seems to consider the complexion of the next Legislature a foregone conclusion. Despairing of electing a suffldent ^number of destruction!*!* to send his asonMeney to the United States Senate, it has turned Itoelf loose on Mr. Voorhees. We we ■•Ulspoeed to he particular about the mat. ter, and shall notquarrd about it. Mr.Voou. heeb will suit us very well for United States Senator, or Mr^ McDonald, or any other good mu who Is in favor of restoring tbe Union, and protecting the Constitution from the vandals.

that romantic region, and issue fed those wbo submitted m wall as those who fought, women sad ehiidrew at

well as men. 'fo the question what would bo granted, hS tojpntiE»«'llo hat People of both senna we** IndtoWlaM

■hot up in houses, wbiei / u fire; some were held down

set sn

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Let rvery rotor who it opposed to tke soriat, political Stid civil equality of greasy negroes and respectable white people, vote ■gainst the radicals.

CTBtoFyinuwho desires to end tbe rule of ThaD. Stevens, Summer, Beast Butler,

•dan

If you are opposed to negro children

To-JInrrnw. The most Important election ever held In this State comes off to-morrow. We trust that every Democrat and conservative Will buspend business for tbe day, and devote bis energies to securing a fair, honest election. See that every conservative vote la brought to the polls, and deposited in tbo box. Hunt up the dilatory and the earalees. Bring the sick and disabled in carriages. And, above all, be vigilant and determined In preventing fraudulent votes. Challenge every suspicious person. Our enemies are bold and unscrupulous, and will stop at nothing which will tend to perpetuate their power. Rememt or that the contest may depend on a tingle vote.

O' Let every inn Wbo favors Negro suffrage, Exemption of bondholder* from taxation, Rigid temperance lows, Rigid Sunday Laws, Civil, political and social equality of races, Corruption hi office, Lewduees in high officials, Favoritism in office. High bounties to negroes, Low bounties to whites, and extra pay to Congressmen, and a continued dissolution of theTTniom, vote tbe radical, fanatical, miscegenation ticket on Tuesday.

Orer a Million Delian Saved!

Gentlemen: ” I bad a aegro man worth ovo. fl,200 who took colil from a bail hurt in the leg, and was useless for over a year. I bail use! every thing I could hear of without tieucflt, until I trie the Mexican Mustang Liniment, it soon efferlo a permanent cure. J. L. DOWNING.” Montgomery, Alabama, June IT, 1869. Ttake pleasure in recommending the Mexican Mustang Liniment as a valuable and indispensabl# aiMele for Sprains, Sores, .Scratches, or Galls on Horssa. Our men have used it for Bums, Bruises, Sores, Rheumatism, etc., and all say it aft* like magle. J. W. HEWITT, Foreman tor American, Wells, and Fargo ami Hamden’s Express. “The sprain of my daughter's ankle, occasioned while skating last winter, was entirely cured in one week altar she commenced using your celebrated Mustang Liniment. ED. SEELY.” Gloucester, Massachusetts, August 1,18M. It is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang Liniment performs more cure* In a shorter time, on man and beast, than any article ever discovered. Families, livery men, and planters should always have It on hand. Quick ami sure it certainly Is. All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engravings, bearing the signature of G. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the private United States Stamp of DEM AS BARNES A CO., over the top. An effort bos been mode to oonnterfeit it with a cheap stone plate label. Look closely l •srategs Spring Water,sold by all Druggists.

HOTELS.

8. E. Crittenden. C. K Sergeant. Walnut Street Boose,

Walnut street, between Sixth and Seventh, octt dflm CINCINNATI, MU

erehantfo 9 Hotel. (Formerly Dennison House,) Filth Street, wear Swim, CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Proprietor*.

GALLEHER, NELSON A CO„

oetl cMlm

MANHATTAN HOTEL

atUMAT STREET. Second door from Broadway, opposite the Pork NEW YORK. N. HUG GIN S, Proprietor. A. J. SMITH, Cube. septa dly

XT TOTTED STATES HOTEL,

Now York. Now Hsrvoa, omdl Wes term Basils Most Depot,

BKLA.CH ST., - _ BOSTON. My V. 91. FKATT, i«* iloawl y Formerly of the Americas House

WASHINGTON HOUSE,

Nta. 7#D Chestamt Street, PHILADELPHIA.

nie Hotel Is pleasantly situated on the north ■Meeff Cheataot street, a few doors above SevMth- Ita central locality makes it particularly AmraMe to persons visiting the city on business,

or plea, era.

r pica, era.

CHABLER 91. ALL.VIDND, Maxaqkb.

CLOTHES WASHER.

DOTY’S Clothes Washer

sitting or

o garrork to

in from two

1* tbe only

that is like* teb navraa thx lonobb it is run.

minutes; is durable, and

washing machine

Recommended a* the very beat, by Solon Robin•oix Oran Jadd, You mans, and many other prom-

R. C BROWNING, General Agent,

lOonrtUnd Street, New York, (Opposite Merchant’* Hotel.)

The Universal Clothes Wringer,

'COO- WHKKLM,

In^dnUring every year Send for wholesale a

Fite any wash tab, wring* clothes almost dry with lime labor, and will save its cost

and retail terms, also de-

scriptive circulars.

Exclusive right of sole given to the flrst respon-

sible applicant from each town. R. C. BROWNING, General Agent, 1 Courtiand street. New York, (Opposite Merehant's Hotel.)

C. DICKSON A CO., Agent*, dealers in Agri-

cultural Machinery, ’ Implement*, Seed*, etc.. Theater Building. Indianapolis. Jel dOuieod

AMBROSIA.

VEGETABLE AMBBOSIA 13 THE MIRACIE OF THE A£E>

f-vny-ticadesl I*®opl«s have their loci., reftored by it to the dark, luttrout, rit;.. n tretut of youth, and aro happy ! h oung People, with lujkt, faded or red ITair, have these unfashionable rolor* changed to a Ix .iutiful auburn, and rejoice 1 P ople whose head* are covered with Diuintf aad Human, u»e it, and have clean coats and clear and healthy scalp* ! I faI.l-IIr-ssrio*. 'Vetcrnna have Pieir remaining local tightened, and the I n:e spot* covered with a luxuriant growth of Hair, and dance for joyl Young Gentlemen use it because it is richly perfumed I Young Ladies use It because it keen* their Hair in place!

Everybody mutt and will use it, because it is the etouusf and but article in the

It is a most delightful Hair Dressing It eradicates scurf and dandruff. It keep* tbe head oool and clean. It make* the hair rich, soft, and glossy It prevents hair turning gray and railing off It restore* hair on prematurely bald heads. ThU U Just what Lyon's Catharion will do. It is pretty—it is cheap—durable. It is literally •old by the car load, and yet its almost incredible demaad 1* dntly increasing, until there is hardly a country store that doe* not keep it, or a family that does not use it E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, New York. •oratega Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.

market!

For Sale by Druggigt* generally. IKOWNINe * RED AN, Wholesale Agents. sept dOmcod Indianapolis, Indiana.

EPUCATIOWAL. GREGORY’S HIGH" SCHOOL,

Aetna! Business College

Open* for Day anil Evening Session*, ©IV NfiOiVIFAT, Weptemsfcwr

Cincinnati Advertisements.

WHISKY, ETC.

We hare a large

warehouae,and solicit roasigamFnts of Roar bon, Rje and Common Whisky. Wc are prepared to Rll orders for WHISKY, ranging from one to ten years old, and invite the trade toexamineonratoek. J|®“ Liberal advances made on consignments of Flour, Grain, Fork, Lard, Whisky, etc.

HINDC * rOKTEI,

oct8 d3m (l West Second street

TOBACCO.

WEBB, MAUZY Jc CO., TOBACCO Commission Merchants, 41 Wain at Ntreet, OINOXOTsr.A.TT, omo.

A fuU line of the best brands of Yirginia, Iflissonri

Kentucky 'Tobaccos,

For sale in Bond or tax paid, octl dflm

HOSE AND BELTING.

BUADFD1D A SHAKP, Manufacturers of Leather Belting and Hose, And Dealers in (Jam Belting, Hose, Packing and Lace Leather, No. 5T Walnut, comer Second Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO.

JAflER BBASrOBD A CO., Manufacturers of French Barr Mill Stones,

Flouring and Corn genuine Dutch An*

Office, 57 Walnut, comer Second Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. octl dim

BOXES.

CHABZES E. CHESTER, Manufacturer and Dealer in Paper Boxes and Band Boxes, Manufactory, 228 Main S-treet, ClftCINIIATf, OHIO

TTAT. l ap an<l Shoe Boxes constantly on hand. XA Ortleri* solicited. octl d3m

MEDICAL. Private Diseases

Bit tH>»» o«|dtal. 1

Louisville

—

ytrrAWiaiHirgp in

PITRAH, WIA.RD A CO.

ABV1SV11AB* KENTUCKY,

Lime

1 Dealers in and Cement.

MAC©..

L I TV » E E I> OIL, Bt Sooth ZMawsro tenet, Indiana polls, Indiana, will pay the highest market price for fr Xi -A. S E E 3D. griffs ~

^yx are located in the center of the Blue

. _ Grass and Orchard Grass producing section, and can offer special inducements to srholasato buyers. We are heavy dealers in nil kinds of • to. _ - -

Implement*. V* nra aeto proprietors of “ PIT ii IN’S POTATO

Which we guarantee to dig fester than Am*

m^nck them op.

fitiT* Catalogue’s tarnished on application, augta dflm PITKIN. WLARD A CO.

VINEGAR.

j .

.a. isr t h o Iff T- , Manufacturer of Pure ODER, APPLE AND WINE VINEGAR, And Dealer in Ptere Boarbwm Bye Wfeiaky, No. FT Fourth St, between Main aad River, *epflil3m LOOiavim. XP»TUOKT.

^ 2ST O S .

PETEBS,

A CO.,

GRAND, UPRIGHT, AND SQUARE PIANO FORTES, Warerooms, Jefferson, between Fourth and Fifth. Factory, Main and Fourteenth streets. anqta dflm

?EEPS t ETC.

BOHDTTRAHT A TODD,

Wholesale Dealers in

SEEDS, LIME, CEMENT, And Manufacturers of Agricultural Implements, RCAKES, BTC., BTC.,

X-OXJIS-VILLE, •euSdtea

RARER DEALERS.

WILLIAM CKOMEY,

PAPER DEALER, And Agent for the sale of GUJ TV E O I> E R , Manufactured by the ORIENTAL AND MIAMI POWDER COMPANIES,

Ne. goo Bale street, hetareea Re vemtfe aaff Elxteste.

IADTTISVTT.LB, TCY.

Cash Paid fox* Ttag^s. tepflcOm

TOBACCO.

T. S. Willett. W. D. Wilton. Umn. W Smith.

J. a WILLETT & CO.

TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS,

H—a 91 13 Tfcirtf Stro«t, fcetweoK Mmkm as* Kiver,

LOUIHVILoJLaR. maNTUCKY.

Wlllett*»T«a StrtlLe Brands.

^^riLLETT’S Navy, 11*, antMialf lb<.; Willett’s

Navy, hafi lbs’.; Willett’s Dessert,'

ys; Willett’s 6 o* 5 40 Bri

trifht lb*.

sert 8 or. Bright

w meti s iu strike ;>.’<ert, Vs running i lb».; Willett’s Des-

*ep8 dBm

/"fCBED in the shortest pofr*ihli' time at the

\j tincinnati Lock Hospital. ‘

' ~ B|. tip >Ui

by s

Cincinnati Lock Hospital. SM) Walnut street,

between Fifth and >ixth. up xUtiis

Dr STEV ENS A

nee and

rapes, fiecent rases

ea or .Hypniiis cured in a

perience in the venereal ho'piiu

Paris and Baltimore, are enabh cure in the mo»t complicated of gonorrhea or Syphilis

. bv -tudy anti ex•eal hospital* of London.

ed lo guarantee a

Reci

pes.

typhiiU cured i:

diet, or him

ne>’». secondary ami tertiary Syphili

‘d without ihe u:

without cha

lange < >ndur>

vestige eradicated wilhou or other injurious drugs. Victims of selfabuse anil

from Spermatorrhe

Us.

Oi I

mercury

excessive vent

etc . are treater

and Consul the effect f< tinly both

Married me

riage. should restoi minds, ere they ent

suffering from Spermatorrhea, and loss of phys^ ical and mental power, Indigestion, or Constipation, Eruption*, Nervous ( ougb. Hypochondria, treated for Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia umption. by ignorant men who mistake . for the cause of the evil, and thus mul-

id tho*e contemplating mar* »re vigor to Iheir IxMlie* and tail misery and disease upon

n»i: the

io*e Di.st

guarantei

>tly

prompt

of case. Dr. sTh Cincinnati. Ohio

the;

of their posterity

ease* peruliar to females treated. A cetl m all cases. Persons atadis

I. bv addre:

»v add >;.v> i

IS at

*>mg. \% ith a 'latcraent CO., £iu Walnut street,

MEDICAL.

ERIVA/TE

4 XD every form of DISEASE of the male or 2\. female organ* of generation cured

"led ical Olllri

days, at the Western Me street,Cincinnati, Ohio.

mal

I in a few

ce, 137 Sycamore

MEDICAL. Galei’fi Heal Dispcasar j.

(established I860 Chartered 18(1.)

A MEDICAL PAMPHLET, just published, ecu tain g 00 large pages end auaeron* engravings of the organs of both sexes in health and

. . ting on private diseases, gonorbea, gieetj syphilis, stricture; diseases of the testi* *

•ana Kidneys; self-abu»e and tin

habits of both sexes, and its deplorable effects on

both body ami mind; disease* of fcmnii

intendo

girlhood

y and mind;

to old age; intended os a war

f both sexes, heir

from

ing and a

ful adviser to the married and those contemplating marriage; with the Authors new method of treatment, the most successful means of cure as

i by the report of case.; mailt

;b the Anthc •t successful >rtof cases; I the above w

dsewl

Patients at a disu

shown by the ^report of cases; mailed under seal medical aid elsewhere, and thus avoid quacker^

i at a distance treated by mail, and medicine* sent to any part of the oountr

of a stateme TO LADLES

ry on receipt

any part t of the ei

■A pamphlet of special importied. price 10 rent*; also, a little ice lo ladies, either married

an re to the

of private advice to la<! ; either sent in sealed envelope* on receipt of price.

Office Beaawveff frwoa T4 6reen Street, Te 178 Jefferson street, between Firth and renter.

u-ivaut,

near the Willard Hotel, and *11 business strictly

EN'S HR

THE GALEN sepl dAwljr

ifth a

Loosnltetions priv mfldrntial address

kl> DISPENSARY Louisville. Kentucky.

Until Cared.

lo Charge

Disease, peculiar to females *|>eedilv cured, irff and v wrainw I'umishud Ladies during fiwenaewt. MEDICATED ii VTHs. the

alw

Cwa

only *ub* Rxnxnr for Private Diseases, always ready. Maie3afet91; Female 3afe. or shield, an artirle much needed by married Indie*. $10; Fe-

male Pills fO. Any sent by mail or express, batlon. or self abuse.

of these articles

when

edily t

es or i

dered. Master

or self abuse, speedily cured by an entire new treatment. Young man or woman, married or single, if you are alHicted with any disease, call or write at *

relief ami low dentiai. Send oetl ilAwly

stamp lor private c

_ , . h an

ill or write at once, and be assured of prompt lief and low charge*. Advice free and coafi-

! ~~ ircular

CAS FIXTURES, ETC.

TXTE nun to b« thorough in SchoUrehlp, ami T T practical in our intetmetion. A new and original plan of Commercial and .Shipping Cor- — lencB, embracing Bank Exchanges, £ight

pping BUU and ConHignment AoBntly established between the College

respon

Drafts, 8hi| rountM, rece

Firms of

Crregory’R Western Hourp*

Thb system of Actual Business Trai

Young Men and f

lege. O'

ual

fen and Boys, is -)ur evening class*

sines* Training for taught in no other Cob

;s have the

; same Course.

TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.

A New •patei

Under

late

•f Inatrmctiwn,

II. RDM A INK

fertile Superintendence of C. FI. ROMAIXK graph, who it now organizing ci asses umier his new method of teorhing. shortening the time of acquiring the art fully one-half of the usual tii

heretofore occupied in ‘

Who would not be beantiful? Who would not add to their beauty? What gives that marble purity aad distingue appearance we observe upon the stage, aad la the eity belle? It U no longer a •eeret. They use Hagan’* Magnolia Balm. IU continued wee remove* tan, freckle*, pimple*, and roughs*** from the face and hands, and leave* the complexion smooth, transparent, blooming, ■u<l ravishing. Unlike many cosmetics, it eon tain* no material Injurious to the skin. Any druggist win order it for you. If noton hand, at » cents per bottle. W. E HAGAN, Troy, New York, Chemist. DEMAS'BARNES A CO., Wholesale Agente, New York. votegn Spring Water, sold by ail Draggwu.

ISrCoEURN tad the radical* profea* to be in favor of the eight hour movement. That party I* controlled by the manufacturer* of New Bnginad.oad the wwkttg mem mem how much they favoc a reduction of the hour* •f labor. • •' 7r7

EVWmrcoMn wa* Governor six yean aad received for hi* Mriary tad known penjutsttee AoteMte tofftiffy—e,hu* reeetvod for Be ■to«f|aaH»MW.

Bohnstreet’s Inimitable Hair Coloring Is not» dye. All Instantaneous dyes are composed of Innar caustic, and more or less destroy the vitality aad beauty of the hair. This Is the original hntr coloring, and ha* been growing inVavor over twenty yean. It restore* gray hair to it* original color by gradual absorption, in a most remark, able manner. It I* also abeantlfal hair dressing, field tn *we sixes go cent* and 91—by all dealers. C. HEIM8TREET, Chemist Saratoga Spring Wstsr, sold by ail Druggists.

Lvea’* Extract of,Pure Jamaica Ginger for Indigestion, Nansen, Heartburn, Sick h—-i.-i-r Cholera Morbus, Flatulency, eta, where n wanning stimulant to required. Its careful preparation ami entire purity make* it a cheap and rail. Bfo article for culinary purpoeee. Sold every, where, at BO cents per bottie. Ask for "Tjob’s " Fere Extract. Take ne other. *—wga fipring Water, seta by *11 Dnotete.

learning.

ipawiea now

Congress, will givi

dilates upon the Ne\r Lines being

ghout the South ami West.

- .. 17 GREGORY. President.

C. IF. ROMAFNE, Superintendent.

sepiO dimend

The New

under the late law of

mt to i

:»ent to grad opened throu

organising

iploy-

beii

Mull EMU & CARS0A, Mo. 8 E. Fourth St., a>4 162 Mai* St.,

ciivcisir*A-xi. oiiio.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

Gas Fixtures and Lamps, Wroughl grow. Cue mate Stemwa, -A-PtflD W A.XEH PIPES, 'DUYKR.'S, either wholesale or retail, will find Jjour stock tin, hu-gest in the West, und our

• low iu iu New Yorker Philadelphia.

price* as 1 octl ii3in

HARDWARE.

E. A. HUTCHINSON & 00,

Importer.*? uutl .loliher* of

HURLEY, RUDDLE Jk CO. Cwrwer Severnth wnd Green Street*, LOUISVILLE, KY„ Proprietors and Manufacturer* of HURLEY'S Coapoul Syrep of Sinapartlla F^nrify Yotu- Blood. Ml'Kl.EV’N BABBABABW.ff.te. rphis is the pure and genuine extract of the root -*. and will, on trial, he found to effect a certain ami perfect cure of the following complaints and ABectioa* *f Uae Bmmw.

Wholesale Trade.

I.TM

QUEENSWARE.

WHOLESALE QUEENSWARE CHINA AN* telASSWABE, E A. WOODBRIDGE, 1# West Washington Street, aeglt d3m INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

DRUGGISTS.

W, L EAflHT* ■- B. HAKTOCDALX.

j. M. Booaa.

W.fi. MABKIT A CO., Wholesale Druggists, No. 14 West Washington Street, aagli 43m INDIANAPOLIS.

BB©WNlNCi A MLOAiV WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS ApotAecarie*’ Ball, No. 22 West Washington Street, Indmnapoliu, Indiana*

At new stone front

teglon afreet, between Gi

•frar April DC

t building. Nos. 7 and ia Glenn's Block sad .

d » East WsshEeiMiso street.

euglt d3m

HATS, CAPS, ETC.

TALBOTT, BICltABlh A CO, Wholesale Dealers in Hals, Caps, Furs, Gloves, AND STRAW GOODS, No. 36 South Meridian Street. sogt-t dflm INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

GROCERIES.

V. OBTUtHarSA.

4. W. ROLLAAD.

HOLLAND, OSTEflMEYER & CO., Wholesale Grocers. and CoiotianoM March a.nts, 78 Eaat Washington Street, soglt d3a INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

a A. SLUOTT.

KIAAOTT, BYANI Jk CO., Wholesale Dealers in GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, Special attention given to Teas otd Tobsc .o No. 18, corner Meridian and Maryland Sts . Indianapolis. augU d3m

Boston Advertisements.

WOOL.

BAlAAkWKJLA. * COBCfiCh, WOOL, CommissiteB Merchants,

NO.

FEDERAL STREET, jet dly HUSTON. TYLEB, .WcLVYES AY© CO.,

w o Commission

O L

Merchants

Nos 147 and 149 Congress Street, iel ‘Ht HUSTON.

MEDICAL. DR. WARREN S

BILIOUS BITTERS.

Being a Concentrated Fluid Extract of the most ent Blood Purifying its. Barks and Gums known to medical science,

is, therefore, on. of the most effectual Cleansers and Kenovatois oi the Vital Fluid ever offered to the public: while as a cure for Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Biliousness, Headache, Dizziness, Indigestion, and the various complaints caused by Vitiated Humors, Impure Blood, or a Deranged and DUca-ed Condition of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels, DU. WARREN’S BILIOUS BITTERS are believed to be unequaled by any other medicine in tbe w orld.

Price ob Cen ta sand s I.

JOHN A. PERRY, Chemist, Proprietor.

"“'‘■'n, Massachusetts

^ sent street. Bust.

M. S. BURR A CO., 18 Tremsmt street, . General Agents, and sold by all Druggists

jelSdeodA wly

Cl.frr r ?N WORM TEA

A pleasant, safe and effectual Vegetable Remedy for all kinds of Worms found in the human body; also, a reliable cure for bits and Worm Fever. Possessing in its comb .iation wonderful cleans, ing and strengthening properties, it will always improve the health o! the patient, w nether it Le affected by Worms or other causes. Price 33 Cents. Sent by mail for 25 cents. JOHN A. PERKY, Chemist. M. S. BURR A CO., 26 Tremont street, Bo-t m General Agents, and for sale by all Druggists. jel8 deou&wlv

HAIR RESTORATIVE.

HEWUALL’S

B.B. Alvord. j. c. Alvord. E. B. AIL YOB© Jk CO., Wholesale Dealers in Groceries 'and Liquors, No. 1 Alvord’, Block, Cor. Meridian and Geo-g-.a Sti-ete INDIANAPOLIS, LND. iagl4 dim

1. a. caouLoxn.

CKOS* LAND, WAG LIKE te CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Oerner Meridian and Mary lac! Streets,

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

angU dSa

A. Jones. R. Clay. B Jocee. J. W. Jones A. .fc CO., (Successor to Jones, Vinnedge £ Jones,) WHOLESALE GROCERS, Noe. 7 and 8 Bates Haere Building, angU 43m INI I VS APOLIS, 1ND.

Magic llair Restorative.

No Sulphur. ThU is the best article for restun u -: <»K!:v iiaik To its original color, in the market

MAGIC HAIR DYE!

one

ouble. Black or

No trou

town as desired. 47 Hanover street,

:n and Court, Boston, and by ail DrugUunited States. jel dlyeod

Manufactured and for sale at 47 llanove

between Elm and Coi

gists in the

BOOTS AND SHOES. WHOIaES-AIaE

Wl’OC’ii OP’

B. Z. A W. H. THOMAS, WHOLESALE GROCERS No ta South Meridian Street,

irvi).

aug!4 il3m

STATIONERY. ETC.

»WKV, 8TEWABT A 4XK,

Wholesale Dealers in

School Books, Paper, Envelopes

ALND fc*TA.TfiOUTERY. No. 18 West Washington Street,

INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.

augUdSm

MILLINERY GOODS.

STILES, FiHALfiT A McCKEA, Wholesale Dealer* In

HATS, CAPS, MILLDiERY,

aagU dtf INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA

NOTIONS.

CMABI.KB MAYEB Jk CO.. Wholeoale Dealer* la T«ys, Nttfeis aitf Fancy No. S want Washington Street, aagM <Ute INDIANAPOLIS, DVD.

Boots and Shoes.

BOOTS AND SHOES

Our stock fresh from the manufacturers,

the be»t brands ui Eastern and (. u-

mbi mail

Men’s Thick Kip and Calf Boots, Men’s French Kip and Grain Boo’.?, BOYS’ THICK KIP AND CALF BOOTS,

Youths’and Childs’Metal Tip Root-, nn.! a* large

» • -- and Women's

variety of Children s, Misses' and

Aip,CteIf, Goat and other Balmorals

Of all styles and size?.

Hendricks, Edmunds & Co.,

5<t Mouth Meridian Street,

sepiO d!5d

1ND1.1.VYPOMS.

HOOP SKIRTS. Id* S4

CONFECTIONERY.

Hoop Skirt lanufactor *

t)RY GOODS. ETC.

i of the

Irr

ale Irreg-

ir Gobi-

Hurley’s Ague Tonic

W. S. Webb. c. B. Pattison. HIBHEN, TAHKINGTON te CO„ JOBBERS OF Mry Owds, N«ti«ns, Etc. Western Agents for CeWmr Falla Brown Sheeting., Etc., No. 3 Alvord’* Block, South Meridian St, httgM dflm INDIAN APO LIS.

FXFUXTRY DK.U.KRs - term>. riex^o call aud . : MgU d3m

DRY GOODS. EYRE A; LANOELL.

Fourth and Arch Street*. I’llIL-AUKLl’I-l 1 V.

CLOTHING.

PERFECTLY RELIABLE.

JM r t ir xs&xee

Hurley’. Ague Tonic. There bave been thousand*

cured bjMusing it who had tried the

LEY’S AGUE

Eve

, xingitwhi

itliout but in no cose

usual remhas HUR-

cffect a cure.

merchant

©ESSAR, BRO. A CO. Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Clothing and Piece Goods, No. KFSchnull’s Block, South Meridian St, INDIANAPOLIS, 1ND, aSSldSm 17,N °' 47 Warr ®“ *«w York.

Have now coi

now o

mpletcd thoir improvement.and arc ffering on the best of ten..-.

FULL STOCK OF FALL DRY GOODS. MNINE stock of Shawls; fine stock of Silks. JU stock of Dress Goods; flue stock of Wcc!

Sue stock of Staple Goods; line

tine

lock of Woe'.ens: stock of Fancy

nue stock c Goods, etc.

New and desirable Goods daily received, and sold at small advance Wholesale.' octS daw

COMMISSION.

W * NTED.

Hurley’s Popular Worm Candy.

BITTERS. MISHLER’S

HERB BITTERS,

Ereat Blood Parifier,

H^m^in^FlilV ^ A^e’TOof aT petite, Nervous Affections and General Debility, Croups, Coughs and Cold*. Bhe

Burdock Spi

Hpicei

sr* are composed of Elecampane, kenard, Sospwart, Peruvian Bark,

jsnenu, Mpicewood, Mullen, Slippery Elm, Sassafras, Sarsaparilla, Gentian Root, Juniper, Spirit* Nitre, CulielKi, Balsam Copsvio, Dandelion, Pure

Spirits and Barberry.

FEVER AND AGUE.

Quinine and Mercury arc the remedies which j>eople generally appeal to, and generally And re-

_ nd re-

, en are attacked with the same disease. Fever and Ague. Bat by the use of Mishler's Bitters, these attack* are few and far between, as tbe Bitters cleanse the blood and purify the stomach, so that thediHhse is forced to leave the system, and

not return again very soon, a* it keeps the system

in a warm and heated state.

Marrhoa, aid Dysentery, *r flu. In these troublesome and painful diseases

Bitter* will effect a speedy eure, and have done so in every place where they have been ofltred for tale. No family should be without these Bitten,

eu And out the virtue which is refunded if the Bitter* does aot

and will not if you And oi

in them. Mone;

wager $10, on a^Ukytun^that

illy If J

in them. Money r do good. We will

these Bitters will , _ ,, in any other Bitten, or pateateompoud*. willing to take two eases of the mom Uud

it on.

Cholera, aad Cholera

It ha* cured these dtoeajes. oad i* te the heot the .team ship Virginia, at the port <

$s»]

UOTTfOOTAWJ

i 'ibl • J

Bold by Drogfiato.

tSSSSL'iSVl

II^LTri>W^KE,

No. 09 W ala at Street,

Botween Xhiz-d and F*earl Bte,,

CINCINNATI, OHIO. oetl d3ra

KNITTING.

KTete^ip i '2 0ekiD ® completo. It shocking ud narrows off tae toa^tantvlnarenly’a •mall opening at the bed, and as hand knitting, tt knits any size, w itbout removing needles, from two loops, forming a oord, up to ita frill capacity -

* varying the number or

“IreTj'Mnchine*warranted ta wnrix rarepra^^^cireuUrt, tad-tag .ta-,. Addrem

L A Jf HERS

nh-tom cox. - t. o. x’otrrcHxoir. A C#..

J. I>. MYERS, COMMISSION MERCHANT, And Wholesale Dealer In Ck ?*5y Flomr, Buckwteeat r .sr£ai; e .*,To2V e , ,u ’“* Mo. Ui South Delaware Street, auglfl d3m INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Agents Wanted

To Canvass for the

ERE AT WAR HISTORY,

Hurley’s Stomach Bitters.

TIN PLATE.

riotors,

Louisville, Kantuuhj.

COTTRELL, Jk ■fiJYKSH’r,

Wholesale Dealers in

Tin Plate, Copper, Sheet Brass,

Steeet Irum, Lead Pipe,

Sheet Lead, Tinners’ Tools, Brass Work, Go*

Fixtures, ate.,

tee 10* South Delaware Street

THE INDIANA SOLDIER.

DRUGGISTS.

BDTF0RD BROTHERS,

CARPETS, ETC.

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FTiHIS WORK -L trated with

IS SPLENDIDLY ILLUS-

DHUG GISTS,

HVatB, YJDAnti Jfc COk.

Wholesale Dealers in

CARPETS, WALL PAPER,

1 FurmisJoing Gowde,

» aad 28 West Washington Street, auglfl dflm INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

STEEL ENGRAVINGS OF HEROES AND STATESMEN.

RAILWAY SUPPLIES.

MAPS OF BATTLE FIELDS.

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Bowen, Brough & Lawton Dealers in and Manufacturers' Agents for RAILWAY, MILL AND MACHINISTS’ SUPPLIES. LUBRICATIBQ and HSAD LIGHT OILS. Office and Warehouse, No. 117 K Washington St, marlfl dly INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

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yiLumn, te co., No. 5 East Washington street, Indianapolis.

OILS.

BRUSHES.

REYNOLDS A HOLLIDAY,

Mrawfl.

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Itealer* U

Pure Drags and Chemicals

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Ite4ihRtey«Us Brash lUaifietory. 1®* ®»H*fo Utttetei* strew 1, (Third door south of Georgia,) Keep oonatantly on hand a large assortment of B MR TT 8 XX BS Of their own manufacture, ah Wholesale rad Be. tefl- . rnyBdlv

WHOloBSAUB DEALERS IN

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COAL OIL LAMPS Ckiataliers, Lhiterns, BURNEJIS, CHIMNEYS. WICKS, OIL CANS, ETC

flout aOXMTfl FOR

Bourbon Coal

Tied is pore, standing a Are tot of 125 degrees HP Orders from the country are solicited.

Bte. tB teemtte meridiem Street,

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