Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1866 — Page 2
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TOESDAT IfOBirarO...... NOVEMBER 8.
T« C«rr«»f. Wo notice e*n he taken of aaonraoiif eominnnf' cation*. Whateror la Intended for tafortlen * moat be autnentlcatod by the name end addreaeof the wrlter-not neeeaanrtly Ihrynb1 (cation, but aa a gnaranty tab hie good faith. We can not undertake to return re)noted oornmnnlcatlona. .... ■ ■■ ■ - -r- .-T" ,
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murdoy an aVlta« Art. If we might believe the rawbaad atortealn the radical paper*, the people of the loath ore hopelessly addicted to marder. The Detroit Pott seem* to bare untuaal facilities for accamnlattag new* of aoathem murders, and we rarely pick up a copy of that singular journal without being horrWed with accounts of Union men being shot, subbed, scalped, skinned and roasted, ta som»of the Southern State*; the whole being rounded off with an argument in favor of the constitutional amendment, and the perpetuation of radical wisdom In the government of the nation. Without being exactly partial, the Post locates most of its strocitloa in Texas, probably on account of Its being farther removes! and enjoying lea* frequent communication with mills itlon. The last number of the Pott which baa reached this office has fresh Intelligence from the blood stained State of Texas, and works itself up Into a fury of vlrtuoua indignation against "my policy.” We quote: In one county more men have bean charged with such murders, and more such murders have been perpetrated than there are voters left In the county. In Blsneo county there are six hundred and forty-three white males, all told. In this county there are elgbtythree indictment* for mur Jers of Union men, and four for attempt to murder. Yet these indictments never come to anything, unless in the rarest of rare Instances. The murder of Union men is a crime fearfully common, while punishment Is still more fearfully rare. The story has rather a Ashy look, when closely scanned, but will answer very wellior radical consumption. In one county more Union men have been murdered than there are voters In the county. Consequently there must havo keen, before the murdering began, a majority of Union mon In that county. If so, how Is It that the majority suffered themselves to be murdered by the minority—led, so to speak, like abeep to the shamMosf Did these Union men, havfog a majority, meekly walk up at the bidding of the minority, and place their necks In the noosef And was anybody else murdered, while this large number of Union men were being tlnisbed off? Or did the rebel murderers have unusual and improved facilities for committlagmurder,which enabled them to overcome the Union majority? From onr limited acquaintance with Texans we do not think that they are so fond of being murdered as to submit to throat cutting just for the fun of it, and, consequently, we receive the above story with many grains of allowance. But, admitting the facts to be as the Post states them, what does it prove? limply that the radical Congren has unjustly discriminated between whites and blacks. Thsy framed the bureau for the protection of the negro, and the institution is in sueceatM operation in Texas. At leasrwe judge so from the fast of a Texas editor having been arrested, Imprisoned and fined, for jocular remarks about that piece of. furniture. Why did not Congreas also provide for the protection of white Unionists in Texas? The asms stretch of authority which gave us the bureau eouW have also provided for the protection of white citizens from being murdered by whole coun-
ties.
But what Is the remedy proposed? Only to pass the constitutional amendment. Some how or other the radicals bare successfully worked it out that an amendment to the Constitution is a specific for lawlseanesa of all sorts, and have demonstrated, to their own satisfaction at least, that a citizen of a constitutionally amended State can not commit murder, or any other crime. If we believed the stories of violence committed on "Union men” of the South, we would advise all " Union men ” to leave Immediately, and seek mors congenial society. It would be hard to be driven ont of the neighborhood In which they have spent many of the best years of their lives. It would doubtless be attended with pecuniary sacrifices; but life is dearer than property. Congress can no more legislate against murder In Texas, than it can prohibit yellow fever la New Orleans. If the condition of the South were as bad as It is represented, the only safety for Union men would be In flight. But, fortunately, we know these statements to be foul and malignant Has, set afloat by hired mercenaries for.the purpose of fostering the ill feeling between the North and Sooth, continuing the practleal dissolution of tha Union, and perpetuating the power of New England. These lies are gotten up by correspondents of New England radical papers, assisted by agents of ibe freedmen’s bureau. They are puMished in the radical papers, taken np by the political preachers of the country, and retailed at third hand, to a crednloua people. Some time since we published tha following which appeared In the New York TYibune, without a word of comment. Tha TYibvne has been one of the most persistent of the outrage mongers, and has published accounts of outrages purported to have been committed la the same county from which comet the follow-
ing:
PKACK AT THK SOUTH.
We, the undersigned, Northern men and new settlers, have bought and leased plantations in the county of Madison, Mississippi, since the close of the late war, employing the freed men, and tilling our land* with their work. We have noticed many letters In the Northern papers, which, so far aa star locality Is concerned, we consider defamatory exaggerated and uncalled tor; and should ws remain silent to misrepresentations of onr locality and its old citiXcne, It would bo upjust to those who have received us hospitably and treated
i with civility.
In our neighborhoods are many wbo have suffered losses of mules aa# horses, among them some of the undersigned. But old settlers have suffered from such losses more severely than new settlers; thus proving mule thieves will stesl mules, no matter where found. With our neighbors wtbnva had __ difficulties, and none but satisfactory business
relation*.
The freedmen work for WbOHlhay please to contract with in the same manner aa farm laborers at the North; in numerous instances sre employed by Northern men, who are their old masters’ nearest neighbors. We think our
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lives and property dents; that we can i
If obliged to taker that course; and that new
dents; that <
’e as those of old reel
obtain justice In the courts,
comers can feci as secure here as in any sparsely settled agricultural community of our
Wertcrti 8t»te». signed by
Colonel J. A. Bingham, of St. Louis, formerly
First I’enneylvuntn Cavalry.
Frederick A. Billings, Jun., formerly of
Worcester. Massachusetts.
F. B. i’rutt, formerly of Worcester, Massa-
chusetts.
L. B. Smith, formerly of Grafton, Massachusetts. , John UumpUreys, formerly ef lagland. Arthur Mathewson, late Surgeon United
States Navy.
George Lyons, formerly of Ireland.
J. B. Richardson, formerly of Boston, Mas-
sachusetts.
U. J. Ross, late Captain United States Vol. unteers, formerly Western Pennsylvania. C. H. Smith, late efTrambnll county, Ohio. 11. K. Austin, late of Berden, New Jersey Cbauncev Tyler, lateofCeMiectlcut. Prime, late Aseleteat Quartermaster
— Maine:
Mark Prune, mte assisumi United States Volunteers, Mai .1. W. Gearing, lata of Main
A High Prat active Daniel.
The Chicago Republican la one of a large number of radical papers in the West rsady at all occasions to defer to the superior Intelligence of New England. In regard to tariff
matters the Republican says:
An effort Is now making to enlist nswspapers. as a class, into sn effort to exempt their particular need—print paper—from all foreign and domestic taxation, on the ground that it is « tax on knowledge. Now, wa deny that newspaper* have in tbe long run one cent to g iln by this petty attdmpt to dodge all internal revenue and impost tariff on paper. It Is
£valre
Butler has been an Inmate of the home s portion of the tuna Mace been treated with the ntmota ktadneae Ijr Ml, HmnTand'cametaiadt”laatweek Mddrw over one hundred dollars pension, and with this money in hit pocket. Is begglngfor mere. This Is the character of the man. Beware of We really do not aw how Mr. Hahhxmah la justified In branding poor Bctlxb aa aa impostor. Does tbe Jmpeetnre He in the fact that Butler to " abusive of Dr. WiShaxp,” or to It because, with a hundred dollars la his pocket, he to around begging for more? As for Dr. W is (Li bd, we think we have heard af him before, in connection with the Soldiers’ Bone. We believe the doetor to on his mnacle, to a limited extent, and has been known to take refractory Inmates of tha Horn* through wholesome courses of aproats. Perhaps Butler has felt the weight of tbe doctor's muscular arm and has cause to be abusive. Bat, perhaps, Mr. Uahheman denounces Butler as sn impostor because he to begging after having received a hundred dollara. We presume Mr. Butler begs simply because be wants more than a hundred dollara. Dow Mr. Haeremah think that a hundred dollara will last him all hla life? Or dow ha pretend to say that a mas, having the enormous fortune of on* hundred dollars, in clean cash should rest satisfied, and retire from bosinew? Butler was disabled In the service of hto country. (We believe Mr. Haheemaji ww not.) Being disabled, he bna to rely on a pitiful pension and the charity of the public for a subsistence. Perhaps he wants a little more money to put with hto hundred dollars, to set blmselfup in business—say, for instance, In thej peanut and pie (line—ao that he will no longer be a charge on the community. And yet Mr. Hareemar to mean enough to fty to injure Butler in his business, (begging) simply because be to abusive of Dr. Wishabd, For shame, Hr. Haeeemar! Such meanneas Is equal to the stoning of a half starved cur, while flsbtng for a bona In tbe gutter. Do yon fear lb tl Butler will absorb any eooaldersblo amount of capital In hto begging operations, Mr. HaEKEMaR? If so, yon can rest easy. We can assure yon that onr people are not going to hopelessly Impoverish themselves by contributions to a disabled soldier, and your solemn warning was not needed. Hut we suspect that something more than fear of general bankruptcy, consequent upon 'the unrestrained begging of stick soldier,!* at the bottom of Mr. Hanexmah’S card. Vague muttering*, stifled at much aa possible by the loyal element, have been heard before now from the inmates of the Home, and we suspect that Butler knows more than Dr. Wizard cares to have told. Hence Butler to published as an '■ Impostor,” In order to break down the force of hts testimony.
r mas tna neir ion warm. ADmm ta Wadi meme-Vb*** ■*- .V tMwa *w Ha—mw-A TatagrapM
Though there’s little ta
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And the tavern bar is roaring,
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for In brsndy or
%3T The Journal has no better Idea of the Constitution than that of a comparison to an old tenement house, with the plastering falling from the ceiling. The Bible has been tn service longer than tha Constitution, and according to the JournnVt" argument from use,” to subject to profitable amendment. Whatever may have been the Journal» education, we have been taught to regard tbe Constitution and tbe Bible as sacred things, not to be lightly tampered with. Tbe Constltntion, like wine, Improvw with age. As a thing verging on to a century in years, and having always prospered under its benign Influences, our people had begun to regard the Constitution snta feelings of reverential awe; but since the sacnllgeous tinkers have laid violent bands on It, a last year’s ordinance of our city council inspires aa much reverence. Who can revere the work of last year’s Congress, and tuck a Congress? And tbe next one, wa presaa^ Will be wane, It possible. Every radical ass will feel It incumbent upon bim to amend tbe Constitution. Think of William* and Sharks offering amendment* to the Constitution? But no; m Artxmus Ward says, we would rather not think of Williams and
Shark*.
fTT The Journo! calls our argument against the adoption of tho constitutional amendments, " Tbe argument from use,” sad answers It by e domiciliary comparison, and dirty linen metaphor. Tbe Journal thinks the Constitution needs patching and washing. It believes wNfe Jim. Lahx, “ the Constitution be d—d. The Constitution to played out,” and would, so cover up that old instrument with radical piebald patchnork that the original garment could not be detected. It to not strange that a party that has no regard for the Constitution of Its country, and is disposed to treat It aa a piece of waste paper, have little or no compunction in violating its provisions and speaking of it in tbe contemptuons language used by the Journal. Such arejthe leseons Inculcated by radicalism. We have “ used ” the Constitution for seventy years, and never, nntll the ascendancy of radleal theories, was the wisdom of its provisions questioned, and not until the party now In power treated It aa a nullity did the country experience the mtofortunes that It to now afflicted with. A little more " using ” of the Constitution might be productive of more beneficial results.
w&ASrantkm tto ten Mr ^S5^*iC ssroWB And the women are tattling with aB their j or mon will urn** in* or too doop,
- • - Mman Hawn.
—They bavra " home theatrical ” troupe at
Daipht.
—A» rxploeien took place at ScbiUinger's burstec?amrwmt through the walL doing no damage further tha* inaehtag a good sized hole In the wall and breaking up. the ma-ehlaery-—DpljriU Timet. ~ -We understand tha pap« nrilto off this place will lessaassaes oparatfoM ta» ehort time. The delay la njwtrtof tha WdbMh data has presented them.ftwn runatag madU sooner.—2>«$>A f Timet. The Nhw ACademt at Bkookros.—Tbe
OOP to
will aeconmcdcta foa* hoadred students, sad M for the education of tbe youth of both sexee. i’JiKSslE'SSS.Eli&.SSS of higfc schools, academioiy ooHogeo, otCa Mr. Wm. H. Brows, of Lafoyette to tha tadhlteet and builder, i Bell A Millar, at AMea, are the brick Bacon *1 end Peter Cock, of Lafayette, ta erecting tbe atone work. Mr. Jsehasa Atkin, donated five acres of his grove, aeutb of the village* talk* a—i T. K Davie and C. Hays, Esq’rs. are the largest doner* to tbe Instltu-
rxou.—Lajagette Courier
—General Coburn, of this city, who waa occasionally heard of la tbe last campaign had been vtoitldg Lsfayatta, whore bo waa autartained with a "private dinner” at a saloon in la that city, fonaiitortag 0*1 as a aaatetaper•nee disciple,, this ta rather out at order. Coburn IDtooM* match ta favor of a “stringent prohibitory law” aa when ho wrote hto
temperance letter.
Railroad Accnxmxf.—The mail train west on tho Valley i Road, Saturday asoralag waa thrown from the track near Williamsport. Two phaeengar ear* were thrown off—one bottom side up. T wo pMsengars slightly injured Pacieo 'Match.—a puree of aejeao is offered to the winner ta a peeing race, to come off over the Star City course at Lafayette, on Thursday next; between Robison’s Bhie Boy,
and Booth’s Cricket.
—The beat of potatoes are selling for fifteen cents per bushel ta Terre Haute. Terrible Acctdert—aeotheb Vicnit— On Saturday evening last a terrible and fatal accident occurred five or six milee north of the
city. In Otter I slant death of In that townahi
rifle, aod In orde ^ H ^ _
placed one foot On tbe hammer aid tbe muzzle of tbe gun in-hls mouth. His foot slipped from the hammer and a btdfo* went through bis brain I It la- tbe same old story repeated, end another victim to added to tbe long list of those who have been killed by trying the tame dangerous and foolhardy experiment. Tbe deceased waa a npr comer tn this county, and we learn be leaven a considerable family
Terre Haute Journal. V
—Thomas A. Fmllenlove has entered ea Ike
discharge of
county.
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Advertisements. Louisville. Advertisements.
psjTziriX EstsszzR.
rd which
I Its thickest. : wite
A€9* ME jUfUMtUs
A Sonet daltaht. Superfcr teanyCotouneusen ... .....mm urn* soft and freak, to allay ' *
the ethers. Tha hub bub treated by ttmswma ef "coneheta” whobeetege the landtag after the areivelnf ass AHmey pastahEtr boat was bn* a weak mtotlery of this seething cauldron
is
ooa woniiidtsaooeu’. drifiux anoarenttv, like a hfirlsqata, into tbe stomacf orsomeexcited slag, and Uadlog in the very center of the Amongst tbto very unhappy family, all busy with bauds and taauth, were two gentlemen, partner* of rival houses. Both were of high social and commercial standing. One waa Mr. H* of the An* of H. A Co., doing business ta Bread street. Tb# other, named G., was of TV the house of G., H. A Co., whose office is very lney near the seats ptaaa. Pec a while all went harmoniously; that to, no goring oracratchlng had occurred, Freaautly.however, an altercation seamed ta bn brewing; te the vicinity of where were period Mewre-H. and 6. Then reuse loud, angry word*. G. frelaiming with aasphsatai * YeWra a thtof, sir; yoWren thief. Yea stole from me aoe thousand shares af
.aadto obtaining
Ite with actresses andoparesingen. IS iaaoU hr all dealers at gl in taiga bottles, and bp DBMAR BASHES A CO, New Yeah, Wholesale Agon* ; Waste; aste by aDBnagtoim.
We k»ve a large handed warehe«»e,and9elicit eaa•icn<m|9u;aX Bemrbma, Rye and Common Whisky. We are prepared to fill
IN 1*40.
FITKAN, WIA&D A CO t-OUISVULUi, KKJVTOCK.Y, . .. Y IV
Wholesale Dealer*ta ' ^
Seeds —■* - '»
and Implements,
eracn fiv IrUfSKY, re>C»r ftota erne to ten years old, and farrlte the trade to examine onr stock.
eoaforteMy under a earths the mud gutter. In an Instant on* of hto friends to seen flying ta aa opposite direction down thn hard granite steps nf the stock exchange, while another follows at hto heels aa he retie a somersAult up J crowd disO. glaring angry ball tnareu. Soen thn crowd, seeing that no further, hdkttllties were meditated, gathered arnund the now pacified G, when rapid explanations followed, only tho general outline ef which your reporter could eateh. Some business transactions bad occurred botween tbe two houses, and Mr. G.\ believing himself to havo been wronged, attacked H. with the epithets quoted above, when that gretlerean. Intending to vindicate hto hanov, ran Into tho bouaa of tbe bulL That’s tbe way ha got into the gutter. Tw.> friends pitching in were, too, very quickly pitched ont re deseribed. H. now eaUyd the attention of theasscablage tahlaaalf by reuiavtar bis hat and announcing In vaslfovnns tanaa^*Flvo hundred dollars re-
t with your
lit,” ocys Mr.
soap.” * Como 1 SbsEr
hla duties aa Sheriff ol^loyd
—An old gentleman, named KiUna, died
iddenly at Madison, Indiana, on day. He had geae Into the cellar for
wood, and staying'rather long, tome one want to look for him, when he was dteeevered lying
MHl. by’name, and scarcely higher than pair of top boots, follows nimbly at hto heels, whistling “ It to aa lll wind that blows no
good.”
Hto understood that Mr. G. waa Men ta New street bunting out a warrant, bat through the Interference of friends tbe whole matter was
finally adjusted.
Tho Dow York MernlA U—stoking About Did BesswoSS em* Tnwwg
most. J*
Speaking of tha Now York Herald and the men connected with It, the New York correspondent of the Chicago Evening Journal re-
marks:
This sheet to the leading newspaper ef the lend. Tbe editorials are of no account. What they advocate and what they oppose go for nothing. Whether the Herald to consistent ouo day with another, or whether it ehangre once a week, to a matter of the smalleat possible concern. It hurts nobody whoa It opposes. It helps no cause that It advocate*. But. aa a newspaper. It has no equal in land. The enterprise, tbe wealth, the indomitable energy of Ite purpose, keeps it to advance of MI other paper* In tbe city. No man who tntcnls to keep posted on matters and thsnre ta all ports ef tho work! n -i. t il to read the Herald. He may malign It. LL .u iy cur., j tt* But bfiraodtlt. During tbowar Mr. Bennett employed a relay ef bones and about thirty army correspondent*, and held tbe wiraa by contract up to tho laat moment, so aa to defy competition. 'ponderer are among the ablest in the
“Jes’ *•!”•-* Eancllyt”—floion Shingle said they were there •‘•eery time.” Ifhetelt “owley” in the aMrntag; he took Plantation Bittern; if be felt weary at night, ha took Plantation Bitters; if htlackod appetite, was woak, lentaid, *r amoppreasod, ha teak Plantettim Bitters; and never tailed to sekhint on hla pins aqunr* and
an. .1 . : ■-
Pew persons want any better authority, hot as
some may, just read the foOowtag:
** • * * I owe mnch to yon, *« I verily believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my tifo-
Brv.W. H.WAflONBB, Madrid, H.T.”
* v » Ikavehaaaa great suflitrer tastn Dyspepsia, and had to ebon den preaching.
PianSatiek BNIeia have cwod aso. Bav.C. A. MILLWOOD, New York City.”
• • ”e I had loat aH appetite was so weakandenarvatadl eonld hardly walk, and had a perfect dread at sociaty. • * • Tho
FlanUtion Bitten have set mo ati righa.
m hi
» Tha] cored mo jflp dareagosaoat of tha KUnaytand Urinary Organs, that distrsmsd me tar jpexe. They act like ••harm. a a MOO BE, EM Broadway, N. Y.” Mrs. O. A DEVON, menager off tha Union Bobo School for fioidiacr Children, saya the “has girenittothowoak and tavalid chllfiren, under her charge, with tho most happy and gratuytag resuita. Wo I of suah certificates, but no adv artistes ant U ao efiEective sa what psspls ihsemslv say oi a»oed Onr tnrtmsa and onr repntatioa to at
goods wm to eestainod ender every sad
Ttoy tore ainady ehtstoeda
■ in every town. Tillage, pariah, and tootles ant civilised natleni Base ImISaton ivy to aa b no^ aw naotn and atyto as they eon, and nose a good artSelaeaanottoMidaalowas a wewe, they «ad sems so*? nil from partiea who not care what they eeH. Be on year guard,
onr pri vria stamp ererttoeork.
P. A DRAKE ACO, How Tort dtp
gaEprtag Water, seM bp ell Dnagtoa.
W* Liberal Flour, Grain,
il adraaom made on oonsl, Fork. Laid, Whisky, etc.
consignment* of
Lime and Oeinexkt. CT^S are located in the center of the Bine * Grass aad.Grchani Grass producing section, lean offer special inducements to who (male “FriYtlPI’ri POTATO MCMOa^w Which we guarantee to dig fiMter tkan tyn men < *S||r Criata^e>s tarnished on to^Bcathm. austa dton PITKIN. WIABDRCO.
df West ascend sirett. T6BACCO.S WEBB, WAIJZY A CO., TOBACCO Commissiom Merchants. At WatlmmX Stre«t» a cxrxacusrNjL.’in, cimo.
▲ fan line at the best brands of
Tlrfiliiia, Hisgouri
Kentucky Tobaccos,
Per sale to Bred ar tax paid.
HOSE AND BELTING. SHAJBP, of Lefther Belting and Hose, And Dealers to GnspEeittam Dsos, Pashtog aad Lac* Leather, No. b7 Walnut, corner Second Street t CINCINNATI, OHIO.
VINEGAR.
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ODER,
-A-ISTTKOXETT, Manufacturer of Pare APPLE AND WINE VINEGAR, And Dealer la nomrfoem mad flkyre Wfolelty, No.« Fourth St, between Mato aad Steer, X 5 X A. IT O S . PETEBS. WCHB * COn UanntactBren of GRAND, UPRIGHT, AND SQUARE PtANO FORTES, Warerooma, Jefferson, between Fourth aad Firth. Factory, Main aad Foaitaaathstaeeta.
Wholesale Trade.
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BEelNUEEt* AJX® flXK. O o x., Merc hauls, Mea tat and IB CtegxoB Street, .
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WHOLESALE UUEEH8WARE CUNA AMD BXdtttaWAEUB, E A. WOODBRIDGE, MWtatWBhfogtre Street, * eagfoffo* IRTHARAPOLIS, INDIA HA.
MfiOflCAL.
DRUGGISTS.
XV. L HAMK1T Jk tXk, Wholesale 'Drnggiste, No. 14 West Washington Street,
DS. WABRBN'S BIUOUS BTTTERS. Umim* a Osneontrated .Fluid Extract of tbe most
Blood Purifying
Berks and Gums r known to medics' science, la, therefore, one of the
meat effectual Cleansers and Renovates oi the Vital Fluid ever offered to the public^ while, B n core (or Liver Complains, Jaundice, Bilious
Diasinces, indigestion, and the
inti canted by Vitiated Humors, r a Deranged and^ldseaaed Lon-
are believed to — the world.
IRDIAKAPOUA
be unequaled by any outer meoiotne in
Price AO Cents and s i.
Mm PKRR-
fEEDS, ETC.
■BOWiTlNICl Ac SlrOAIh* WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Apothecaries* Stall, No. 3S West Washington Street, IndianapoUa. Indiana. Atrew .too. front baUdiag,Moa 7 and t Kart Washfajgop«teew,|bctwma Girtia’sBloch and (Utetonrenet, HATS, CAPS, ETC.
iY, Chemist, Proprietor. Boston, Massachusetts.
M.B.BUBB* CO.. Senerai Agents, aad sold by all Dreggisl
jelSdeodlkwly
Boston,!
Sft Tremont street, Boston
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BONDURANT & TODD, Wholesale Dealers la SEEDS, LIME, CEMENT, Aad Manufacturers ef Agricultural Implements, SOAUUS, ETC., BTC., X.O'O’XS'VXX.L.S, KY. scpSdfim
TJUUBOVr, KACiKAKlb Jk tMk, ' f • WholMat. Baalar* la Hats, Gaps, Furs, Gloves, AND STRAW GOODS, No. 86 South Meridian Street. asgM ton IKDIANAFOUR, HtDIAHA GROCERIES.
' pt KR Y-s ; WORM TEA!
▲ pleasant, safe and effecAual Vegetable Krou-iiy for all kinds of Worms found in the human body:
a reliable cure for Fits and Worm Fever
Possessing in its combination wonderful clean* ing and strengthening properties, it will alwati improve the health of toe patient, whether! 1
affected by Worms or other causes.
Price *5 Cei
•ant by mail for *6 cents.
JOHN A. PKRKT,
M. 8. BURR k CO.. *S Tremont stri
PAPER DEALERS.
, whom, strange to say, It
Wj 'cilng to " manhood sofftage,” the HxnDvcys that “Brazil, the only South Amerit Govi nunent which possesses stability and srs security for life and property, la a dcattsm.” .inu lays the Manta of ati the anarchy Mexico end various South American re-
tnf.
ph;sr.».^Tffl!Lw.5 for3lg;i p.per a* It Is to feed Europe on Ameri-
can uorn. Wi
rin
mi rope on Ameri-
remudraakelffi-lOOth of our pa-
per In this country, as wo must consume nearly a* Urge a proportion of onr corn in thia
country. How then, are wc to hare cheap paper? Evidently our hope Is In tbe competition of Amenc;in manufeotarers with each other—not In the competition of American manufacturer* with British. What will encourage active competition among American manufacturer*? Simply giving them tha
tire American market.
. This Is logic refined. It is phytfeMly impostlble to supply America with foreign paper, and bence tbe necessity for high protective duties, to prevent foreign paper mill* from competing with our own. Aad to order te encourage competition, we muet give paper nakers a monopoly of the whole Ameriesn market, which they would have any heir, in oonsequenea of the phytic*! ImpoesibUlty tpokea ef by the Republican. In other words, weeu onfy saeeemMjMSifit 4 swindle by T.eTroXSJM^*"*’ ootjtue “ tb* lari refuge of •Mandrel*/’ Wt aspect tbe editor will be gpp(ii| fbff.Lfo beat one of theae days, if that 1* the natnreof
Nte iartnuMrt.
public. ti|)on tbe principle of universal frtge. If 1 lie (acts are as stated by the Hkrald, it h 1, presented a strong argument for a despotic government, but not against universal snflV u i in a nation In which tbe majority ere mu lliiint enough for self government.
Journal.
The Hi ii tLD Is neither In favor of despotism or mongr. I suffrage to thia country. The ffnui.n r rvor* despotism to Brazil because the duv.Hx ism of Brazil it preferable to tbe anarchy or iiexieo, which rest* on mongrel suffrage. If the radicals succeed in their alma, there may arise a condition of affairs In this country .v taefos despotism would be ftvorsDly looked npon as a relief from antrehy. Tbe negroo-' of tbe South are no more capable of intelligent self government than the monkey*
of Bn-Z'l.
S3" A meeting of tbe Institution known In some quartcra as theGrand Army of the Republic, in others sc “ The Hoys in Blue?’ has been called io this city for the 30th Instant. By that time the elections will be over, and the Grand Army, as a political engine, will have outlived It* usefulness. The prefens* qf being a fraternal aad charitable organization has long since been abandoned, and it is absolutely certain that Ufa notcatled together on the 20th to relieve the necessities of soldiers’ widows sod orphans, or to- rapport soldiers for office—“other things befog cquaL” Neither Is it called for the purpose of vain show, end senseless parade. We sre coffipelled, considering all the circumstances, to the belief that tbo> meeting is called for the purpose of taking action In reference to the civil war which Is impending. The political aesocistion ia about to
be merged In a conspiracy. For the Indianapolis Daily Herald.
Dwriter Ifo HRteenek Owwwty-R sick
Hate Beaten tn Deatk.
Grkknfixld, Indiana, November 3. Editor Hekald—I desire to give yon a
short statement of tho dastardly and cowardly murder of EH Frickett, of this county, by Benjamin Copper, which took pi nee at FortevHIe, Tuesday evening last. Both Prickett and Copper, the murderer, had served In the Union army daring the rebellion. Copper, tbe murderer, seemed to be offended st Prickett on account of something he wm reported to hero arid In regard to one of Copper’s
brothers, who deceased In the army.
matin tiie atUck on Prickett. Prickett Bed be< m Kick for monthe, end to rtetedAk fVmwr gw*-*? wae nnaWe to defend hSf! ««»trestle* of the risk man he knocked him down, end kicked and
ht,,, Va J il ^ I® 1 * h ^ m 1lfel«m
h u r;;v:;»^ d red p . riekeu dw ^ • bout * -Lh® l,fe con'd bovo been reved by one of Prickett’* friend*, bat when
> ,' ar * d *?’ Copper, the murderer, wm
H3r. fi ,7* b c f0 «» Esquire Foley, the Hancock Circait Court ‘ U>r “ “
TJ** killtog of Prickett, under all the eir-
certainly one of the meet cold
Moodcdmurdcr* ever committed to this pert of
*5357 ln Itehalf of tbe
ggsasagg— wwofio.
on hi* back in the cellar (toad. DM death waa supposed to have been caused by extrema age, or heart dfecasa.-^Vew Albongtedper. —A tbundci boltl from a perfectly cloudless sky, struck a church anil* three dwelling bouses at Rising Sun, Indiana* a few days since. It kffled a girl find stripped all tbe
clothing from a boy, w
only stunned.
—A large number of emigrant* from Fairfax county. Virginia, are on their way to Indiana.
A'eto Albanjf Ledger.
—The "fire and water worka” of the new court bouse, under 1 the tupBlor skill ot En> gtaaer Sinex, works admirably.—Net* Albany Morton should go down and try them. The iron bridge over Silver creek, near New Albany, has been completed and is ready
for travel. t
Almost Elevated.—An unruly bull fell In love with tbe red jacket of a amall base bailer ' on Saturday, and straightway made for tb* youngster with he»d and tail up. Young America saw what was coming and ran at tbe top of Ms speed tow’ard a house near by, nnder which be crawled Just In time to aave being unceremoniously elevated.—Veto Albany
Commercial.
All uartm nf Paragraphs.
Indianapolis has not the wont police to the world. The Memphis chief and two of hla subordinates are now, under arrest for “tbak-
tog*
dollars.
It li estimated that three thousand emigrants have been killed on the route to Mon-
tana this season. A young lady In M
years from a severe la • needle, and la reenvi
A boy of fourteen
ne, after suffering two disorder, coughed up
Maine, 1 lung dU (viking.
dered an old man of ninety^at Ste. j£>phle, Canada, the other day, because the sheep of the latter trespassed on the I adds of the boy’*
parents. ;
Emerson Etheridge i* mentioned as • candidate for Governor to succeed Brownlow. The bulk of Mormon proselyte* am from Protestant nations—no Irishman or French-
man Is a Mormon. , Not long since an Aw
ter lavishing a fortune o logs. caused tbe floor of bae of hi* apartment*
tardam merchant, ef1 furniture and palat-
t hour* after her
with Spanish dollars set an edge.
Two hundred thousand copies of Tapper’s
Philosophy have been sold in England.
A paper printed to Chinese and Japanese is
published In London.
An unmannerly follow recently took a standing place at Nibio’s, directly In front of Borsee Greeley, whereupon foe philosopher petted Mm on the shoulder and gently odd: "If anything entertaining occur* on tha stage, will vou please describe it to me? for you tee, my dear sir, that at present I most totally de-
pend upon yonr kindness,”
A vei7 interesting libel rail ta before the courts of New York, whereto a wealthy Anatralisn merchant, George RoMawm, who had won the affections of a nan doom* and captivating Jewteb widow with a legacy offlre hundred thousand dollar., is charged, just an the eve of tbe marriage, of being a transported English pickpocket. Wberenpenhebapbed tee accusers arrested for.libel. The widow
don’t believe the charges.
Ex Postmaster Isaac V. 1 Fowler, of New York, has returned to that place, after a long “dourn abroad, occasioned by a little misunderstanding with tee department in regard to
money matters.
Keith Johnson, a Scotch centMuian traveling In the Holy Land, says be has discovered .n a village now called Tell Hmm, ancient Capernaum, the synagogue ,!n which Christ preached on one occasion. This ta the only edifice now existing which tarn visited by the Savior. Mr. Johnson state* that tbe synagogue It in a very good state of preservation, considering that It is more than S£06 years old. Oranges now load many trees fifthia parish and their golden fruit leeks' tempting to tbe passerby. No fruit tree on earth can be more beautiful than the orange tree, loaded with ite yellow, luscious, aatnmnel crop, hanging upon branches amidst thousands of Iriowy reaves of the .richest hue^Planter’t Banner, Franklin, Louitiana. Tbe cold winds begin to warn us that winter is approaching, it will b* a dretry winter to many negroes, and to ntany poor whites also. Provision* are eearee, money scarce and labor tbd same. People find It difficult to get wood chopped for winter use In moat places. Many of tbe negroes prefer loafing about the towns to making two dollars per day at chopping wood. Jamaica la stamped on every village and plantation to thiaonee busy and prosperous land s—Maquemine, Louisiana, Ban-
ner.
Rather 9traW<&—No 1cm than four persons have written to Coroner Dick Moore, claiming W. C. Summerville, who died suddenly on a steamboat a short time ago. as their brother, and firing descriptions of him closely answering that taken by the coroner. One of them, a Mr. Summervllto,
Of «r h fiUUfli Mian tore*! entlaaaon: “I had a negro man worth a •LM who took mU from abadtuuStateatog, •adwaaaaaiaosforovarnjaar. Ihadnaadaras] teteg I eoald hearaf wlteontbaaefit, natH I Mo tha Mexfcaa Mustang Liniment. Usooaeffbota
n permanent enre.
4 J. L. DOWNING.”
“Il taka pleasure in 1
Mustang Liniment m a vmlnnUe and toffiapenenble article for Sprain*, Sores, BenteohM. ar Galls
on Horses. Oar assn hare mod It J
Brnlsea, Sores, Rhanatattasa, ate. and all say it
sets like magic. J. W. T,
Itoeorresp
land. They are everywhere, aad ~ itototbebcdi'hdplur
anywhere al-
fregs of Egypt, come Into the bed king*. If any correspondrat si
tows another correspondent to get the advra-
‘ ice discharged
the Herald b
like the
Gordon I
son. f-«». uennert, eon. tot masy years mr. Hudson, tee prince of new*paper mam held tb* control ef tea paper. H» waj emir of tbe ablest men te the land. He waa eapable, and courteous. Young Bennett Is a snob. Be i* Impertinent and crabbed. It I* like patting year band on the headers snarly dog to haws anything to do with him. Tha new Herald building I* one of the mart elegant buildings of New York, aad will, la Its apartments, be one of the most eomplete printing
establishmenU to the world. w Leals Napoicem,
Strange stories continae to circulate about tbe Emperor’s health. Bat there appear* to be no other Beriou* grounds for these stories than people’s fear*. Nevertheless, His Majesty ta not exactly welt, and he takes great palna to conceal the fact. Uia case would probably h* beat described by aajtog that he falls easily ill, for Ms symptoms are not always tbe tame. Sometimes it it rheumatism—a very vulgar compMnt for a sovereign; aoartimes a renal weakness, and sometimes something else. Bat to all that there Is nothing particularly serious. He may live yet a long time, or he may not He baa bad enough. Indeed, poor man, to worry him la these Utter days; that needle gun, tea Pope, Maximilian, and
■The sprain et my daogfctar’s ankle, aeeastoaed white skattag lost winter, waa entirely cored in on* weak alter ska nommnaeed nstag
year celebrated Mustang Liniment.
ED. SRKLT.”
Gloucester, MassaehnstSSs. Angwet I, MB. It is aa admitted tees that the Mexican Maataag Liniment pferfonns mat* cures ia a shorter time, an' man snrtpeast. than any article ever end. FamOtast livery men, aad ptaatesa shook! always her* M on hand. Qntok aadanre it certainly Is. All grantee it wrapped tesmal plate graving*, bearing the signatnre of 9. W. Wi brock. Chemist, and Mm private United Sti
Stamp of DEMAS BARNES A CO., over the tep.
An effort ha* been atada to eemmterfeit U with a cheap stone pUteUbaL Leokckwelyi isrsfega ipsma Wstm.iiM*peniiremb
FABRS BDADrODD * CO.,
Manntartnrer* of A
French Burr Mill Stones, >mM Machines, Portable Flouring and Corn MUM. and Importers of tbe genuine Dutch AncberBrandBolting Cloths. QRec, ffl Walnut, earner Second Street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Ofitl dtm
BOXES.
CHARLES E. CHEEVER,
Manafactarer and Dealer ia
Paper Boxes and Bond Boxes,
Maanfectory, *M Main Street,
^p CINCINNATI, OHIIS.
•> XT AT. Cap and Shoe Boxes constantly on hand.
IT Unless solicited octl dim
WlltlsIAM CROMEY, - Wfcnlr—la PAPER DBALER, And Agent for the sale of G*U IVO W I> E R,, Manufactured by tbe ORIENTAL AND MIAMI POWDER COMPANIES, No.290 main Street, between seventh and Eighth, X-OXTTSVXLLE, KY.
HOLLAND, OSTERMEYER A CO., Wholesale Grocers. and Oomjiission Mkkchants, W East Washington Street, aagU dSn INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. a A. eutoR. j. e. stss. *. e aisa. ElsUOTT, RYAN Jk CO.. Wholesale Dealers In GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, Special attention given to Teas and Tobacco
General A grata, aad for tale
deoiA.wi v
moot ! 1 by all
Chemist,
eet. Bo-.too
DnjR^'bl*.
augUdfia
r Meridian and Maryland Sts., Indianapolis.
HAIR RESTORATIVE. | NEWHALL’S Magic Hair Restorative. KoSttiphar. This Is the best article for rt •’< n n* «REY HAIR To its original color, in the market MAGIC HAIR D'YE! -
Oash. sepg <Om
Paid for Rags.
K.B. Alrord. j. C. Alvord. E. «. AT,YORK Ac COWboletsfil* Dealers in Groceries and Liquor®, Ho. 1 Altord’a Block, Cor. Meridi&n and GeorgU Streets INDIANAPOLIS, IND. •R^UdSm
ne bottle. Xcv troi brown as desired.
'Uble. Bliiv!- 01
E-O- MkMUA
9 M. GALRWRLL.
TOBACCO.
MEDICAL.
Priwate Diseases
/^tUHKDin tha. shortest possible time Cierlnnati Lock Uoapitti, *30 Wuluut between Fifth and Sixth, up stairs.
Dr.STKVKXS A COVby *1
perteera ia the reuris end Baltin
care in the uto-t< _ of Gonorrhea or syphilis cured in a -e v days, without change of diet, or hindrance ii..in busiaess secondary aad tertiary Syphilis, he last reatige • rad tested without Ike ntK-.t memory
or other Injurious drugs.
Victim* of sellhb i*e and excewire
T. 8. Willett. W. D. Wilson. Gian. W. Smith. J. 8. WILLETT & CO., TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS, Nne. gi nmd *3 Third Street, between
NInin mad Diver,
LOUIS VILIsK. liHLNTUCKY.
Willett's Ten Strike Brands.
KKTILLKTT’S Navy, lbs. and half lbs. ; Willett’s VF long 10 s, running IS’s; Willett’s 1* Slrike Navy, half Iba.; Willett's Dessert, M’s running
5 s; W illett's 8 oz. * A) Bright ite 1 Wi
sertffoz. Bright Ibe.
CmmSSAcAND, .WAGCIDE * CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Omar Meridian and Maryland Streets, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
-A. JOIVLuM & CO., Ctaoeasaac to Jones, Tlamdge A Jones,) WHOLESALE GROCERS, Noe. T and * Bates House Building, aagH 43m IBIUNAFOUa, IND.
running
illett’s Des-
sepSdSm
EL. X. Jk W. H. THO VIA N, WHOLESALE GROCERS No. 34 South Meridian Street, I^X»IA.NA.r*OL.I!S. IND. angle dam
MEDICAL.
STATIONERY. ETC.
% UO, hr special study and exvenercal hospital, or London, are enable-i to guarantee a
It U a most delightful Hair Droning It eradicate* scurf aad dandruff. It keep* the head cool aad clean It makes tha hair rich, soft, and giony
It pro rents hair turning gray aad tailing eff It restores hair on prematurely baU hante. This is just what Lyra’s Catbirira will da. It Is pretsy-tt 1* eheap-durmbta It is UteraUy sold by the car load, and yet Its almost incredible
demand Is dally inereaelag, entil there is hardly of .irstnrii- • country store that does no* keep ft, or a family, Diseases peculiar to fomstes treated
that dem not use it
*. THOMAS LYON. Chemist, Now York, tare toga Spriag Water, sold by all Dragglata.
Cough. Hypochoharia, Complaint. Dyspepsia
amt Consumption, by ignorant men who mt-take the effect for the cause ef the evil, and thus mul-
tiply both
married men, and those contemplating marriage, should restore vigor to their bodies and winds, ere they entail misery and disease upon
. A cure a dictates
tatement ut street, >cU dly
Cain’* Heat Dispeasary. (Kstabluhad 1850. Chartered 1801.) A MEDICAL PAMPHLET, just published, con tiling SO large page* and nuarerouaeogrevtagsor the orvan* of both sexes inbralth aad treating ra private <1 Weasel, go norhea,
gjeev syphilis, stricture; diseases of Shu testiclesbladder and kidneys; self-abusn aad the secret [mbits of both sexes, and its deplorable effects on both body and mind; diseases of females from girlhood to old age -, intended a* a warning aad I ■hie for the young of both sexes, bring a truth
ROWE*, STEWART Jk COw, Wholesale Dealers to School Books, Paper, Envelopes AJVD STA-TIOI^KRY. No. 18 Wcct Washingtaat Street, ■an tom .- oruiAMApoufl. mxAffA.
Cincionati, Ohio.
I»»IVA.TE
prireaer to the tune of too, tbeumnd iTu tXit^^Tor’the^ph^
malic Dutchman that he U. It shows the cool of foreign intervention, and how much better it i* to clay at home and mind one’s own busi-
ness.
But he ta more than worried about Mexico; be ta mad, fighting mad, at the Americans about thia business. Ha has Seward on tbe brain. What right had Mr. Seward to Interfere to hi* nicely laid plan for putting up a barrier against tha Yankee nation? wbat right bad he to bring to grief the Mg thlngof the Napoleonic reign? One haff no difficulty
to understanding bis fUry.
The English premare trying to add fnei to the flame. 'They say that Gen. Dtx Is coming out because be hae backbone on this Mexican question, and bamam the present Minister has not; that he to coating to watch over the faithful execution of the treaty of evacuation, and that his mission is almost a hostile one. Thus the General will meet with a cold reception, an the first part of his ministry will not be a be of roses. But he will soon overcome this, for people eli over the world liko a frank and square man, who boldly stands np for hi* country right or wrong. But whother they JilM the ground tha General takes or net, he is
Who would not be beautiful! Who would not add to their beauty? What give* that marble purity aad distingue appearance we observe upon the stage, and ia the city belief It i* ao longer a secret. They use Hagan's Magnolia Balm, its eontinned ate remove* tan, freckles, piaplea, and roughneaa from tha Usee aad hand*, and leaves
.oldage^^Tw^S: ruble for tbe young of both sex— *“* —**
fua adviser to the married aad
tog marriage; with the Author's new method of treatment, the most succeasfel means of cure aa shown by the report of cases; mailed under seal for *5 cents. Bead the above work before seeking medical aid elsewhere, and thus avoid quackbry. Patients at a diatanee treated by mail, and -neaieinos sent toanv port of tbs country oa receipt
of a statement of the case.
TO LA DIES.—, once to the marri
book of private ailvice to tallies,
or single, price 15 cents; either sent to sealed en
velopes on receipt of price.
Office Removed f rent 7* Greem Street,
MILLINERY GOODE.
INSURANCE. W 33 S TER OST LIFE INSURANCE 00.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
OFFICE-NO. 4 V O H N ’ Ji BLOCK.
lice i tb
e of this Company has been removed bat of Messrs, Loom is A Stawitz to
the office of Cbarles W. Stagg, K»q , Attorney at Law. The Company takes pleasuie in acknowledging their obligation to Messrs Loomis A Stawitz for the courteous use of their office to this time The heavy daily increasing lire business
of that firm render the removal necessary. The business of the Western Life Insu
r to ti '
the Western Life Insurance
Company in this State will be continued by 31 r. George Herbert, w ho is prepared to take applications for policies on the joint stocl and mutual
plans.
Policies are issued on the Life, Ten Vear and Endowment plans. ’ Mr. Herbert invites those intendingto insure to call and examine the merits of the Company he represents before investing elsewhere. The Western Life Insurance company possesses the advantages of being a Home Company, and was established oa a solid cash basis. It'is the first Western Company ever esteb. ished -its charter dating from the year 1851, The Board ot Directors are well known in our mMst,and, with the stockholders, comprise mauv of the most solid business men of the West. Call an t examine plana. octsi ir.t
WINES AND LIOUORS.
STILES, PAISLEY * HeCKEA, Wholasala Bralan in HATS, CAPS, MILLIHERY, SkFmw amd Fatmcy dwodn. No. 1X1 South Meridian Street, aagl* *tf INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
NOTIONS.
AYER Jk CO.,
A ND every form of DISEASE of the mate or To ITB Jefferson street, between FI th aad Center, Wholesale Dealer* in ga. ^XTin^ltritaW co^foDiSl^dS^ T# ^ ^XlCy UfffiS. atreet,Cincinnati, Ohio. THE GALEN’S UBad DISPENSARY No.» West Washington Street,
aagM d3te INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
eatern Medical Office, 137 Sycamore
innati, Ohio.
and ravish teg. Unlike many iwetiw, it era. tstea no material injurious to th* skin. Any druggist will order it for yon, if not on hand, a*
B cents per bottle.
W. K HAGAN, Ttoy, New York, Chemist. DKMAS BARNES A CO. or ategte. U you
. Whotesate Agents, New Toek. call or write at ,
taretoga Bpriag Watte, eeM hy an Oreatite.
Helmstreet’a Inimltabte Hair Coloring is not a dye. AH instantaneous dyes are compoaed of lunar caustic, and more or teas dtslroy Site vital ity and beauty ef tho hair. This i* tho original hair coloring, and has beea growing in few ever twenty yeass. It restores gray hair to Us original color by gradual absorption, to a most reau able manner. It ta also a beautiful hair drsMtog, Sold In two alts* BBorata aad fit—by all dealers. •, CL HEDBBTRBET, Cherniak Saratoga Spring Watte, said hg Bregfona.
One of them, s Mr. Summerville, ot Washington, Davlem county, Indiana, stated that hie sxssisstttsxis: ssa'ss gunboat service. In order to sotisfy himself as to which one of these persons the deceased wee related. CoronerHoore had. the body die-
false cnee being hi their
Courier.
his heed eat off.
isnd had
A New Yorf milkman has been fined tea dollars for putting water in Ms milk—or milk in his water, not certain which. , An Engllshmaa has propoeed a plea to pay off the debt ia seventy-four yearn Big thing th as—well pay onr* in twelve yean.
ra ^ ra
Ta snow play la Leaden one of the scenes .jpreeenta the Derby reee, with hones, crowds, jockeys, nobiosporlsnsn^etc.
fortunately ebeolved from anything like bending by the Ignoble conduct of this Government daring onr war. The position Is how such that we can give and demand justice; but the least this interchange of Justice is cm bell shed with expressions or love and friendship, the better for tho interest* of truth end dignity of tbe two nation*.—Perfe Coreepondence New
York Timet.
% *■ From the Montreal Witness. A Cnsswffl— Ptoa for Hercy tw the
Femlssm Canvlcte.
The conviction aad sentence to death of one of tbe Fenians wbo Invaded Canada in June last, lean event of much greater importance then any ordinary counction, especially if tbe sentence be carried oow We do notice from tbe evidence the* there it any proof of tbe prisoner being tbe actual murderer of any of our beroie volunteers who fell on that occa-
Lvra’s Extract of Pare Jamaica Ginger, fog Indigestion, Nansen, Heartburn, sick Heed echo. Cholera Morbus, Flatulency, etu, where n warmtog stimulant ta required. Its careful preparation and eatife parity makes it a cheap aad nilable article for culinary purposes. Sold every where, ait*eeats perbotite. Ask for "Lyra’s” Pure Extract. Take ao other. ■omega ffpriag Water, said by alt Dreggkta. sprit dendAwl v
TAILORING.
PARIS AND NEW YORK
lEVA-LIL, AIMX5 WINTER
Latest Styles *f
Non, bat only thethe wee one of the invadeir. The crime fit* which h* 4 to suffer is, that he, being e subject or efttaen off e foreign State, st peace with her majesty, levied war or engaged in acta of hostility against her majesty. To this crime our lew* attach tbe same penalty as to the crime of high treason—the penalty of death. Now, it muet bo admittad that axeeutiene for treeeen, which need ta eld timer to be frightfully frequent, have been growing fewer and fewjr, till now they ere rarely
heard of.
There waa flirt, we think, a single one of the Cabbage Garden rebels in Ireland executed; and the flnt execution for treason he* yet to fashionable tailor, rebellion, many of them most aggravated caeca. The only execution of tho kind In the State* was that of John Brown for htataveeton et Virginia; and Wa all know the Impression produced by that event, and tho reputation earned by Governor Wfae for bta part ta it. Far be it from us to defend the Fenians or to extenuate their crime; but we can not •hut onr eyas to the fact that It waa a polities erlmvnnd that the whole current of pnMic opinion In all countries, unless it be Huy!* or Jamaica, tends toward leniency in rack eases after the immediate danger is past. That Is to my, ragraarant of severity may be wed in
blood shed, however severe the punishment may be otherwise. It will be well, at all
Gene-
4 thia “7"“.: ~ **»ve » atreci Interest In anything that affect* onr external relations. * Wfcivlwlmffnm Irawg lainad. nSrily 8 Tr B<1 *n , r JmntM
to be a whirl wind of considerable column of duet roar to tbe hiebt « on* hundred and fifty fret, covering a*
le oPkli
force. This
of about
f eD tot,nad moving'ini”
n diameter at a slo w p^ ; twlc# moyl y a ™ the same dreie, taking the dirt stonre and bom Mowing off ataea*. After runmt^^?:
three hundred yards in the Add
die ont Mr. Herring stood at om thra^,.^ teat et Una colnmn, and there arpeulo? ban# wind outrtde of it. He caltedthT^ et n gentleman tn it, beatdm bei«
•d by arveral ladies and seme
gjj In tha neighborhoods-JF«e
DRESS ASD BICBAST TULOilN
PROP. EDWARD LEROX,
Nn. axffwwtfo niiawia Street,
(A few doom south ef the Palmer House)
iYfe Charge Until Cured. Diseases peculiar to females speedily cured. fenssrff aad vmrataM furnishedX*'iies during Cwsansnanaom*. Medicated baths, the only aune unavr for I'nvsto Diseases, always really. Male Safee tl; Female Safe, or shield, an attiwtmnah needed by married ladies. foO; FemataPUta“ ' ’ ’ ^ ’
sent by mi batioa. or
— ng man or woman, married aBieced with any disease, and be assured of uromuc
relief aad low charges. Advice free ana confi denttol. Send stamp for private circular
eeti dAwly
I all business stri -tlv conffd-ntial Address THE GALEN’S HEAD D1SPENSAKT, sept dAwly Louisville. Kentuck;
GAS FIXTURES, ETC.
UcHENRf & CARSON, »•. 8 E. Fffirth St., and 162 YxIb St CJlNCIDflVA-TI, OHIO. Wholesale and Be tail Dealers in Gas Fixtures and Lamps, Vrwmght IrWM, Gna nwd Steam, -A-XsTD WA.XEH X>ZPHS,
TFUTE1 i3rar i price* as
TEBS. either wholesale or retail, will And •took the largest to the West, and our
t low as to New
ectl d*m
fork or Philadelphia.
HARDWARE.
E. A HUTCHINSON & CO,
Importers and Jobbers of
Nw. a» Walmnt ' tsect.
®w*wnw» Xbird and Pearl St»,.
CnrCINMATI, OHIO. octidta
U(JRla£Y, RUDDLE dfc CO. Corner Seveatta tsud GreenStreete,
LOLHSV1LLB, MY,
I'roprietors and Manufacturers of
HX7RLEYB
Conpoasd Syrap of Sorsxparilla. Yohk* Blood. ■11 RlaEY’M MARMARA Mil.*. A.
CONFECTIONERY.
A Add ETT Jk CO., MsnofflctarerB of COIYFECTIOIYERT, And Wholosal. Dealers ia THS, FIRE WORKS, FRUITS. NUTS, ETC, ETC, aa Heath Meridian stvete, laetearateta. aagli dfite
' j 'his »the pnse and gratae aad perfect cure of the foUow!
diseases:
extract of the root
taefoSS3£ ) £55tetara
AfT etlons oftfoe Btaannw,
Habitual Costiveness, Debility, Dtaeraes of the SSE iasria StffSai'KS.Sl: i!SWfsr’., I »,v p ssr” D, ~“- Hurley’s Ague Tonic
rERFECTKY BELIABKE. >nly remedy for Chills aad Fever or Ague ver that ta or can be depended upon to ” " aic. There have been thousands
had tried the usual rembut to no case has HTT&-
^j^fit; _ _ ^ ague tonic' tailed to effect a cure.
lfc*“ Every druggist and hotudl - -*■— -
OLD LONDON DOCK.
^^rMtoeaastafeetton teTaUras**^ Pri °*
EXPRESS.
CLAJXTJfer. OITTT
Oujhu, CarriBf • aid Express Ll»«.
, iAKKB A BEL8WOBT;
FOETH,
Ppsprlfilon.
PACKINC,
6EMJIHE AND ONLY KUABti P.t«.l melT E^bHemtSmg
STEAM ESGINE PACKING. CJMOOTH, soft, tight, durable aad clean. Made O ta suit all opentogi from the valve stem.
THU DELICIOUS TONIC, Especially designed for the use of the MEDICAL PROFESSION AND THE FAMILY. s now indorsed by an the premtorat Physicians, gstwa teK’WMTSifji! diuretic,) Which belong to an •ED AND PUKE DIN. We treat thrt our eetabUthed reputation, fidenee, and^guarenteea the excellence ef this Put up in Craes, eratatotog one dosra bottles each, and sold by all P!°®ta«tDre«tata, Gro-
—
requiring ttSi-eSSu ff tocCTtaSS.^ 1 ’ "
inch, ta I
requiring two or
1*0 OIL, XS If t-irlisHtj.
in *“^cisaf£sSi
•AIET, REN •US * CW.
MS South Meridian i
should have it in store ject to the Chills and
Hurley’s Popular Worm dandy.
As this is really a Speciflc for Wi best and most palatable form toeii it Uiiiot surprising that it ta fast
^^^^Vaad tbe a tagiuntochflfeaa, feat taking the place worms—uMingpartemSjhtakfl ih H
Proprietors.
„ i win CACO,
Hurley’s Stomach Bitters. tors that can compare with thasa. For sale by ail Druggiite. anS^W^y^^AS^TfiSSfey.
AGUE.
8.
SIiUPLE. SAFE. SURE. Davis’ Quick Ague Cure.
jj?:
O Chill after the flnt dose. Dose* are taken
MACHIREBT.
WcTrks,
eREEL’MlARf *
Machine
Nw. 385 swatta Nefeteeaasi street,
<0?poette Boiling Mill.) INDIANAFOLX8, IND,
Manufacturers and Deaton to •
Engines, Boilers,
-rn-ssnags Rs.
p *&£rszz jasgr* Particular attanttan paid ta flra ra
DRUGS.
Wptatww. •« ure Prean.
%aSgSia , &igttHa£
NEW DHUG STOHB. maninron jk I Nw.«r»ffmt DRUGS, CHEIOCALS, PAINTS, *’ lm * Wt*.
in aui
PRY GOODS. ETC. W. S. Webb. C. B. Pattison. HIBBEN, T Aik KING TON Jk CO„
JOBBERS OF
Dry C—fife, N*tMRs, Etc. Western Agents for Cedar FtUla Brews Staeetlage, Etc., Ho. S A1 void’s Block, South Meridian St, *■*« <Mm INDIANAPOLIS. Clothing. D ESS AR, BRO. Jk CO., Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers ia dothiug aud Piece Goods, No. SO Schnull’s Block, -South Meridian St, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Manuftgtory, No. tl Warren street, New York. COMMISSION.
-A- ra^isrK:, Importer and Wholesale dealer in Foreign and Domestic WINES AND LIQIORS, N*. 189 East Washington Nt., lNX»IKJ^aYI»OIaIS, INL11A.3V-A. ••••Sal
SCHOLARSHIPS.
ULA.IuF ERICE.
OCHOLARSHIPS O College” of this at College is $40.
Watches for sale cheap." Money to 1< Article of Yslue. No. 35 South minoi
KILBY
ver
loan on any
Lois street.
GROCERIES.
J. a cnoeaLAXD.
S. 0. BZJOi*.
•J, IX MYEBS, COMMZ88ION MERGHART, Ot Aad Whnlesale Dealer la “fflswiEjrsKjasrssf aOl hlnde t Fewd, No. IS Soutk Delaware Street, —flMdtin INDIANAPOLIS, IND. TINPLATE.
Wholesale Deaton in Bn Hate, Copper, Sheet Brass, Iren, Lwa* Bkeet Load. Ttonere’ Toofe Breaa Week, Gu Ma MS South Delaware Ifreel aagM
RAQ
J. X. CAlsDVKLL. W. J.DIUelSTU.
Crossland, Maguire & Co., W—.RSAJLR O- E; O C H3 E, S, Werldlan and Maryland St*. novlS dtf INDIANA POLIS, IXI). A. JONES A CO., (Suocesaore to Jones, Ytanedge A Jones,: WHOLESALE GROCERS, ttoe. 7 and 8 Boise Hones Building INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
A JOMXS. M.0&4T.
x. r. soraa. J. w. tone. r.iot.n^
marble works. ITALIA! MARBLE W0RK3. U« dfftttfe IlUnwIe Street. Findlay Sc <J o . , Sculptors and dealers in all kinds ot Imp«rted garble Work, Maaafoetued in Oorraia, Italy antarefruBi a distance promptiy attended to
RESTORATIVE.
GARRETS, ETC.
®US®B* AlhAmi Jk COk, VhteM*ta tatajms hs CARPRTB, WALL PAPER, -dfed R—ne Famlefeinff G—dn, » miX West WatAmgton Street, ********* INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
oa doers excelsior hair restorative OR. CLOCTR EXCEtSIOR HAIR RESTORATIVE D ttOCTI EXCELSIOR HAIR RESTORATIVE IS WARRANTED IS WARRANTED IS WARRANTED T« Restore firay er Faded Uair Te Restore Cray or Faded Hair Ts Restore Cray er Faded Hair
RAILWAY SUPPLIES.
Bowen, Brough & Lawton
Tkmninren IfRRIlfhBiRIRliRMlIi fct
RMUMY. DLL AW MACHMITS’ SUPPLIES.
UBROAUM ABB BBAD UUT 004.
Offea and Wareherae.Kc m m Washington St,
M ortB dly INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
DRUSHES.
Indlaispells Rrask MiaiTictsry. it*, toe Santta KUnale street, (Third door south of Georgia,) Keep constantly on hand* large assortment of SRXTBXCSa.
Of fetor own
San.
a factorq. at Wbnlessl* and Benvadtv
COMMISSION.
NOCJS Sc CO., Merchants, And Wholesale Dealers In to R onea tra.Btanatanxg stmd Fn*. , anwy fcfeee—, Ijfedfrn IS Wig MAJPTLAKP STKMT.
CLOTHING.
To its Original Color To its Original Color. To its Original Color The Only Known Dreeeing The Only Known Dressing The Only Known Dreeeing And Restorer Combined, And Restorer Combined, And Reetprer Combined. STOPS THE HAIR FALLING OFF STOPS THE HAIR FALUNG OFF STOPS THE HAIR FALLING OFF r***m«M Hair am Raid Rend*. Fxvewcnn Hair ma Bald Heads, Pi edweee Hair wm Bald Head*, Vtototo.«w .
BBOWNING 4 «LOA¥. Whjlmafoand fesfiae Aerata.
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