Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1866 — Page 1
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MjAtmmiimuwm, -0«UI clotod la Hew York, yMUrt*y, «t ft 40*. —A looMMttT* eaglae plated orer tka aaw railroad bridge aersee the Sowiuehaaaa at HamP>Owe» Meaday. The road will be opened for travel on Monday next. —A convention of Virginia farmer* wae held at Richmond yeeterday. The lutyect discussed wae agiicultare. -Oeneval Logan loin If aablogton making ana^MMntofei the Impeachment of the FreeIdent. —The Raw York £frold’s Waehlogton (pedal My* there are l*,d00 or 90,000 troop* eoneentrated In Washington and between that city and BaiMmore. Vartone (peculation* are abroad a* to the' IntcnUea in concentrating *o large a force at the preaent time. — V circular ha* been irnued by the Parma* ter General under a decision by the Attorney General, directing the payment of the extra bounty to ail colored •oldler* who were alsvee when enlisted. —The Hew York World's Washington special tay* that Major General Slocum, it seems to be conceded by the Hew York politicians to-day, will be appointed naval officer for Hew York. —Information has reached Washington that General Sheridan has ordered additions! troop* to the Rio Grande, but whether with a view to Mexican complication* or not, la unknown. —It 1* laid a difficulty ha* artoen in regard ttWIVArcy McGee’* going officially to England and France on account of eomelndlscrces utterance* lately made by him. —A parade of (team Are engines took place to Hew York yesterday. There were thirtyfour engines, with tenders, in the procession. —Juago Wllsoe, of the United States Circuit Court, has refused to grant an injunction demanded under the Goodyear A Cummings patents to restrain dentists in using hard rubber jp making dental plates. —It is said a combination it being formed for the purpose of excluding the Merchants’ Union Expreaa from the Hew York Central Railroad. —The Hew York canals will be closed cn the 12th of December. —General Grant is of theopluioo lhat Maximilian will embark for France by the end of December. —The Louisiana Stale Fair Is progressing finely. it is the grestest success in the fair I ine that was ever held in the Stale. --A passenger train on tbe Rochester road, b >und west, was thrown from the track near Lyons, yesterday. Ten or twelve persons were more or less Injured. —A band of regulators has been organlxed in Marion county, Kentucky, and three desperate character* have been bung, ami other* •re In custody. —On *ccount of tbe~p*ostralion of tbe lines by the storm, yesterd»y, there was but a meagre dispatch received over the cable last night.
ffiallrMh mattera.
The
Uasetle of the 9th Instant,
comprehensive summary we have seen of tbe
condition of tbe
CINCINNATI A NO INHIANAPOLH (..JUNCTION)
RAILHOAB.
The work on this great central route between Cincinnati and Indianapolis is progressing rapidly, and by the l.Hh of December the cars will be running to Rtishville— half a month In advance of the contract time. The completed miles of this road will then be
as follows:
Hamilton to Connersvillo ...... 41 miles.
Branch to Cambridge City ..11 Connersville to Rushville 18 Total 72
Work on the main line from Rushville to Indianapolis will be pushed vigorously forward, and the expectation is that it will be
completed by tbe let of September, 186"
i following Is from tbe Ctnclnnatl Daily tie of the 9th Instant, and is the most
the road, and for tbe <
leptember,
order to secure the means for this portion ot the road, and for tbe equipments that will be necessary on the completion of the entire line.
tbe company have placed upon the market ah
additional amount of the 1 poi only mortgage bonds, which, f<
ipo:
tbe i per cent, first and
the present, dollar. The
vua/ euvre wgeegg* wuvtoy 1 are offered at 75c.
mortgage on tbo entire main lino of 98 miles. It $1,300,000. Of tbl* $656,000 have been told, and are outstanding at this date, in addition to which $190,000 have been subscribed for and will be delivered se tbe money may be required In the building of the road. This leaves $365,000 of the main lino bonds to bo disposed of. There are heckle* $220,000 of first mortgage bond* on the branch road, belonging te the Junction Company, which are available, for sale, making aRogetber $675,000 etlll available. The proceeds will bo sufficient to complete and equip the road. When completed, the road and it* branehee will be as
follows:
Hamilton to Indianapolis.. Connersville to Hew Cattle
Total The total bonded debt Main line Branch
rill bo
$1,200,000 . 250,000
Total
Tbe interest on this, at 7 per
road is
$1,450,000
cent, would
be $101/100. The road is now earning, on 54 mllea—42 main line and 12 of branch line—
$200,000 gross per annum. Tbe completion of theroedloRashville will. It I* estimated, increase tbe gross earnings to $300,000. The net earnings would therefore be sufficient on this portion of tbe road to pay the interest on the entire bonded debt. When folly completed
therefore, be
Ity of tbe
bondholders. The road when completed, will be represented as follows: Bonded debt $1,450,000 Preferred *tock , 1.200.000 Common stock i,tsoo,ouo
there can, therefore, be no question of the ability of tbe company to pay the interest for
Total cost
$4,450,000
This would be, in round number*. $36,000 per mile, of Which not quite $l2,0Goper mile would be represented in bonds, being a little lee* than one third the coat of tbe road fully dompleaed and equipped. We hare heretofore spoken of the superior ebaracter of country through which this road pastes. It may be said to he tbe garden of Indiana. This will insure a large local business from the first, and a constant growth for ail
time.
To Cincinnati this road Is of vast importance,
nd br(
INDIANAPOLIS DAILY HERALD.
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VOLUME 2.
INDIANAPOLIS, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 22,1866. .. ■ ■ - ■ ' •-
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TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS
C AB L
Protest from the Crete*. Commercial Intelligence.
London, Tuesday, Hot ember 20. kngland. The High Aeaembly of the Island of Crete hM dispatched a special envoy to Peru to protest against tbe report of tbe submltelon of the Island of Crete to Turkish authority. The Hungarian Diet haa been opened. It urges tbe necessity of a prompt settlement of the question of a responsible minister being granted to Hungary. Liverpool, November 20.—Corn closed today at 38*. 9d. per quarter, with advancing tendency.
EUROPE. Late News by a Steamer Relief for Quebec Sufferers. Matters on the Continent. Gladstone and the Pope. Death.of Eminent Russian.
Halifax, Wednesday, November 21. The steamer Africa, from Queenstown, has arrived here. At the Lord Mayor’s banquet- Earl Derby said he could not but believe that great and powerful nation, America, would speedily know bow to quiet tbe agitation which at present existed within It, snd that .peace would reign from one end of its shore to the other. Tbe subscription* for tbe relief of tbe Quebec fire sufferers, in London, had reached on the 9th inetant to £12/100. LivmtPOOt., November 10.—Beef, steady; pork, inactive; bacon firmer; lard tends downward. Tbe Africa’s new* from Italy My* severAl person* of position in Palermo had been arrested for conspiracy in tbe September insurrectionary movement. Among others, the Bisbop of Moncale had been discovered to be implicated. Victor Emanuel etill continued hi* visit* to Venice, and wae engaged in inspecting the public Institutions and principal place* of interest. He was meeting with enthusiastic ovations. ROM'S. Mr. Gladstone bad bad another interview witb tbe Pope, and bad visited many of the Cardinals. Rumor attributed political motives to hi* visit, and tbe London Morning Herald charges that hit design wa* to reconcile the Pope to tbe fate which awaits him, and says that be ha* completely failed in his efforts. Earl Clarendon bad also reached Rome, and would have an audience with tbe Pope. mussiA. Montabieff Kansky, tbe conqueror of Kars, died on tbe 4th of November. A St. Petersburg telegram says the rumored alliance between Russia snd Prussia is totally unfounded. INDIA. Count Berg has been appointed Field Marshal in India. An official telegram on the 7th of November from tbe Viceroy of ladia, says tbe distress In Orrlsa was believed to be diminishing. Tbe harvest prospects were very good. Bombay, October 30.—Cotton quiet and drooping. TiiaLlaRXH, October 27.—Exchange, 210%; freights to Liverpool 15d.
NEW YORK.
Refusal to Grant Injunction. Express Co. Combination. Parade of Fire Engines. Provost Marshal’s Report. The Late Whisky Frands.
Nkw York, Wednesday, Nov*mber21. Judge Nelson, of the United State* Circuit Court, has refused tbe Injunctions demanded under Goodyear A Cummings' patents, to restrain dentists from using bard rubber in
to Interfere at all
len
making dental plates,,
to tbe first beartni
neel
pissed In and suscept
ition.
ringing Into close eonirket, a country unsur-
regard to agricultural resources,
opening up to, ai
iction with our market,
le of maintaining an Immense
pppuiatl
The Fr.phet Zadklel.
Under this pseudonym, »*y* tbe New York rost,Lieutenant Morrison,of the English navy, announce* himself, and perhaps fill* hie pockets, by publishing an almanac, which has a great circulation, because It is filled with mysterious outgivings of prophecy, whleh he call* the leeton* of tbe ecienee of astrology. HI* theory le, that the Creator he* " united tbe whole world together In one bondofeympnthy. It results therefrom that tbe stare which
prior to tbe first bearing.
The Herald'sTtvy dispatch says: III*now alleged trial the combination of tbe Western Express Company and Mr. Erastus Corning, which have elected W. G. Fargo, of tbe New York Central Railroad, president, ha* been made for tbe purpose of aggrandizing the intere»U of tbe American Expre** Company, to tbe exclusion of the Mercbnil*’ Union Expres* Company, and that Mr. Fargo’s election will result in driving tbe Merchant*’ Union Expre** Company’s car* from the track of the Onlril Road, and thus leave tbe way open to
i he A meric >n.
The second annual parade of tbe Metropolitan Fire Department look place Ibis afiertoon. There were thirty-four sleanrflre engines witb tender* and twelve hook and ladder wagons.
swn by eorated
-, ./vuijijGbn, mcavur., iiOWeFS, etc., while men in uniforms marched in sections. Two bands of music accompanied the procession, which made a very attraettve *ppear-
ice.
Tbe examination in the case of tbe Rev. G. T. Williams, charged with picking the pocket of Mrs. Clara J. Moore, of Philadelphia, waa up again this morning before Justice Dodgi Tbe testimony was favorable to Mr. W"
The case waa adjounn
Each engine tender and wagon waa dra two horses, tbe former being largely dec with flags, bouquets, wreathes, flowen
' le m
> ba:
ferenoe from Government officer*, end el would procure ail said whisky to be regularly Inspected by said Tilton and Phillip*; an* furthermore, he threatened all the distiller lea who refused to seii him their whisky on the term* aforeesld, with seizure. A number of dlstUlere agreed to this, and tbe whisky tbey made wa* inspected on tbe delivery to Devlin. Subee1 a depot on St. John ymoutb, te which whisky waa sent, and there inspected at the Fate of between two hundred and three hundred barrels every mornlpg. On the morning otthe 12th instant the proceedings at this' depot were watched, and from Inform stun that obtained, a seizure, as already reported, were made of the whisky. The barrels which bad been inspected have brand asserting that the contents had been manufactured prior’ to September 1. and this certificate Waa sent by A. J. Phillips. Tbe report of the officer making this seizure any* this investigation has revealed the fact that the distillers of this (the Third District j bad formed a kind of mutual protection societv. ffiffi again it all other than tb* local officer*; that an investigation of any of tbe distillers belonging to the ring was attended with great personal danger. A large number of instances can be found where Government officer* and their employe* have been severely beaten and driven off, while in tbe performance of their duty, and so great had this terror become that tbe district was almost completely abandoned to local
^jwaawp.ssTK*’* "■ The soMtioe of tke present anxious crisis WM announced for next week. Oajaen surrendered to the Liberals on the 31st of October. . ■ A large amount of Maxmiiian’e baggage arrived at Vera Cruz on the 5th instant. The following interesting incidents irelated as having occurred preceding the attack upon Fort Cum Daily: On tbe 9th of September, General Lopez sent to tbe allied camp a flag of truce which by some mistake, wa* fired on; it waa repeated next day when a letter waa given to General Metre, commander in chief, propoeing a conference between the two opposing chlefi; this was arranged for the 19th of September. At a given hour end place tire two Generals, who are also both presidents, met, each having a retinue of about twenty officered little distance apart. They dismounted, shook hands and were in council for about a half a day but it is feared, with no definite results as to peace. ffeer the mpermhoe. General Metre ordered a strong force to be prepared and at once attack Fort Curupaity. Preparations were at one* entered Into. General Metre 1* said to hare spoken very highly of General Lopez as a gentleman and hia manner* at opening their exchanged friendship.
ALBANY
From Richmond. NVeotlng of Vlrglatm Fanners—Cmstderatinnnf Agrtcnltnrnl natteraFire la Bsnarllle. Richmond, Va., Wednesday, November 21. A convention of Virginia farmers assembled last night in Virginia Halt. Hon. Willoughby Newton, President of the Agricultural Society, delivered an eddreee, after which ex Governor Smith and others made speeches predicting s bright future for Virginia. After the appointment of several committees, to report on the •ubjecte dtirossed In the President’s address, the Convention adjourned until to-night. A fire broke out in Danville this morning, conaumlng Crelgler A Gordon’s store, Fleshman’s drv goods store, and the Danville bakery. The arrest of a negro for stealing, while tbe fire was In progress, threatened to produce a riot among the blacks. From NewOrleaa*. A •legaeSod Brazil law—The Fair— Nlarkets. NSW Orleans, Wednesday, November 21. Andrew McCullom. a sugar planter of Louisians, who went to Brszil with a view to emigration, has returned, and pronounced against it as unsuitable, and lest favorable to z Southerner than this country. The great fair promises finely, though inventors of machinery and Implement* have been backward iz putting up azd bringing forward their entries. There is an immense concourse here from Alabama, Mississippi, Texas and the interior of Louisiana, and even more distant sections, including all tke Western States. Cotton—Higher; sales of low middling at 32<2)22c. Mol asset—Dull. Bank sterling 54.
WASHINGTON.
The Petticoats in CoonciL
They Ask for Suffrage. A String of Resolutions.
Tho Douglass and Stanton.
The •‘CuIIered Cass” Orates.
Albany, Wednesday, November 21. At tbe equal right* convention, yesterday, after considerable debate from several speak*
tbe
owinc: pursuit
From Argentine Republic. A Prospect of Good Crops.
Union Pacific R. R. Route.
The a t i o n'al Races. Internal Revenue Receipts.
Washington, Wednesday, November 21. Tbe United State* Consul at Bueno* Ayres baa sent to our Government a copy of the law of tbe Argentine Republic authorizing the national Executive to remit treasury bills to tbs amount of four millions of dollar*, with Intereot at three-fourth* pe- cent, a month, for tbe payment, and a mouitication i* put on all imports, excepting Midi article* a* are comprised in article three of tbe present cu.tom house law, and two per cent, on all export*. The treasury bill* are to lie receipted on payment at all cu.tom houses In tbe republic. Our counsel at Odessa write* under date of September 15, that the harvest I* now nearly ended and i* considered plentiful, in fact, bountiful and tbe he»t as toquslity and quan-
ars. The new wheat
pidly pouring into'Odessa and find* ready
tity they have bad for ye: is rapidly pouring into Ode**:
, ,*ale at high price*, for shipment abroad. The
price of wheat in American coin, one dollar to one dollar and twenty cent* per
bushel.
Under date of October 6, be writes that there
I* great Joy in all tbe land, both among producers and dealer*, on account of tbe ri
Ich have proved
unusually! ally active.
account ol
which have proved unusually good. 1’rices are unusually high and foreign demand un-
usually active.
Captain DeAmen and Comodore Randolph Cress have been ordered to duty at members
Cress have been ordered to duty as members of tbe examining board at Hartford, Connecti-
cut,
Commodore Walter W. Queen has been detached (rom ordinance duty at Readiflg.Pennsylvanfa, and also ordered to do duty on the
The line of I Railroad, i
route of the Union Pacific division, has been changed
constitute the twelve signs of tbezodlaoare governed by His angels’’ »nd through them tbs stars govern us. Tne material bodies bsvs bemselves sny power, but each is laby a spiritual being, good or evil, sad lints rule mankind, to their health or
stars govern
not of themselves * habited by a spirit!
these spirits rule mankind, to
hurt. Tbe almanac for 1867 gives ns, under the month of January, the following general
Instructions:
“Lunar Influicnckb.—On the2d,7tb,12th, ICtb, 25th, and 30th, trade, deal witb merchants, bankers or clergymen; begin new undertaktngs. On the 2d, .th, 12tb, 21st, 26tb, 31st, woo, marry, rngatre female servants, visit or invIU friend*. On the 1st, 10th, 15th, 23d, 27th, deal with surgeons, military men, etc. On tbe 10th, 15th, 20th, r. m.. ask favors, seek employment. On the 3d, 9tb, 14th^?3d, 29tb,
CUiyiUJ UlCUke VU fcUU PfcMy IffilrMy y 4/VUy travel, write, deal with lawyer*, booksellers; send children tosebooi, or apprentice youths, etc. On the 6tb, 9tb, 28d, deal with farmers
snd old folks.”
Under tbe same month ws sre told that “the year opens with tbs slow and frigid Saturn in Scorpio, when be brings troublra upon Norway, Morocco, snd the Kingdom of Fez.” On . tbe other hand, •< the beneflo Jupiter pesse* toe degree culralnstlog in the figure for London.” Thle, it eeemt, bespeaks some great reform In the laws of England; In tbe words of tbe prophet, “ Yes, Reform nail rule, in defiance of Tory malice end opposition.” In February tbe poeltloa of Saturn in Scorpio “brings ef upon tbe old man,” Plue IX, who will
£el the square of the ran and Saturn —- 12th of thle month. In March M tbe King of Wurtemberg may be pushed off his stool If he do not take very prudefit precautions.” Tbe unfortunate Kingdom of Fez wlH be In trouble. Louis Napoleon will be *< peaceably disposed.” In April tbe latter will “ accomplish the great purpose of hie Ming, snd become master of hie own destiny ” We wilt not extend tbeM citations. It is said that tbe yrady sales of the Zsdklsl Almanac reach forty or fifty thousand, and yield s considerable Income to the Mil
styled “pi
‘ prophet,”
fbe Co
From San Fnmciico, The Selswre •( tR* png ftaise*. San Francisco, Wednesday, November 21. A liter account respecting the seizure of the Mexican brig Bssco, says DeArten acted under orders from General Ramon. These order* directed him to proceed to the Pacific Ocean and to seize any vttselt belonging to France or Mexican traitors, together with sll goods belonging to enemies of ui* republic, and tbe u*e of sufficient force to carry out his instructions. As Carons receive* power from Juarez the etorv of illegal conduct lu making the seizure, falle to the ground. From Fortrsis Monrco. Arrival of Bobovs •*14—latorviow
with BffiTis*
Ft. Monos, Wodneedsy, November 21. Robert OuM, formerly rebel commissioner of owehsfihffi, eeeemaled by e niece, of Jeff. I>»ri», arrived this forenoon, on a visit to tho 1^SNSV\SS$Z.' U **“'*'
mony waa favorable to Mr. William:
(djourned.
Commercial's W asbington special say*: Influential Bostonian* are pressing Msjor fliney, s peace Democrat, for the Coliectorshipof that port, but the President does not give them
any encouragement.
The report that Maximilian will not be allowed to leave Mexico by tbe French, is not believed. General Grant, however, believe* that he will embark before the end of Decem-
ber.
It la said General Logan is making preparation* for tbe Impeachment of the President. A convention of fire insurance companlrs of the Uolffid States, which was organized in Hartford, Connecticut, on tbe 26th of September last, met in tbe room of tbe Chamber of Commerce in this city at noon to-day, according to adjournment. George W. Walling, Captain of tbe Twentieth precinct, wa* tbisjnorning appointed Inspector by the Police Commlssionert, to fill tbe vacancy caused by tbe death of Daniel Carpenter. Tbe new incumbent is senior Captain, having held that position for thirteen years, and has been connected with tBe police of this city about twenty years. Another arrest has been effected which is calculated to bring to light the real perpetrators of tbe Bond roobery. A communication in the Tribune calls attention to the fact that Irishmen and Germans are being enticed to Brazil, under a promise of s free passage. It 1* supposed that some 400 of them are to sail on next mall steamer hence, and that they will be used a* recruits for the army. Tho report ol the Provost Marshal General, which has Just been published, is full of interesting statistics. The total enrolment, under tbe act ot March 3, (the year ia not given) wa* in the loyal States, was 2,254,063 men, not including 1,000,516 then ugder arms under tbe bureau; 112,062 pen were ra ot $0 84 per man) before the bu ganlsed, 1/160,593 at a coat ol $84 01 per man; the deserter* arretted and returned to the army were 76,626. A* to do* rtion, tho report says: It appears beyond dispute that tbe crime of desertion 1* espectall’' characteristic of tbo troop* from Isrgs cities, which they supply with recruits. The ratio per thousand of desertion* to credit*, throughout th* loyal State*, ia 6,251. In the State of New York It rite* to 9,006, and in tbe email State* it it *1111 higher; in New Jersey it
examining board.
Ine of tbe
eastern dnielon,
from the Republican fork to the 8 nokey Hill fork of tbe Kansas rher. Tbe Reginter and Receiver at Junitin* City, Ksnsae, has been Instructed by the Commlaaioner to restore some lii.isai acre* of land to settlement, and enter tbe same under the preemption and bomestend Iks-: snd tbe Register snd Receiver at Brownsville, Nebraska, to restore shout 150,01*1 acres. The restoration does not make tbe lands subject to prit ate sale, but only renders them scees-ible to actual set-
tler*.
The United States Treasury vesterdav held $9I/WlOjNiO of gold, of which $7u.0<s).000 belong* to tbe Government, and the balance U
belli on gold certificates.
The race to-day over the National course
ws# between Jerome,
Monitor. Jerome was winner.
2:48%, and
five.
Generals Grant and I-ogan were among th* many spectators. There is te be a great trot on Saturday. Dexter Is to run against time. To-morrow the Baltimore colt rune against Polly Ann. The receipts from the internal revenue today were (0443.194. From tbe first of tbe year to the 31st of flhtober. Inclusive, tbe income has amounted to $125,251,593. During tbe present month the amount ot the receipts to date t* $15,884,648.
era, Mrs. Emily Elizabeth Jones, from business committee, presented the folio' Resolved, That if liberty and the pursuit of happiness spe natural snd Inalienable righto, so also le the right at eufljrage, as their only possible security; and we hold also that the distinction of rlghta, both civil and political, to without warrant and without recognition, only aa a consequence of slavery and the that universal suffrage to the first truth snd only basis of every national republic, and with Honorobie Charles Sumner, that the ballot to thamnly sufficient guaranteed righto to the citizen to which we are bound by every neeeeeity and every reason, the one thing needful, to which all other things shall be given protec-tion-protection, opportunity, homestead, and righto of every kind; nor do we Inquire whether these declaration! apply to men only, since women are compelled to the burdens, ad in the language of Honorable W. B. Lawrence, in hia letter to Senator Sumner, that the State Constitution must originate with and be assented to by a majority of the people. Including as well those who it disfranchises aa well as those whom it invests with suffrage; therefore, • Resolved, That we recommend the election of women to attend the approaching constitutional election, there being nothing In the present constitution or laws of the State to prevent their Being recognized and treated, in
ail respects, aa equal members.
Resolved, That the present limitation* of the irancbUe in the United State to the eieae known aa white male citizens, vesta the Government in e minority, because it txclndes women, and, in persons of color, eas-etghth, thus reducing five out ef *v«zy eight adult American citizen* to permanent political subjection; and oar present Mate sad National Government*, thus limited to threeeighth* of jhe adult citizeae, are aot, in fact, republican, even ia form, but constitute
oligarchies of sex and race*.
Resolved, That no ruling ciae* did ever, will ever, or can legislate wisely for a disfranchised class; and tbe beat and only legitimate and humane government to self government, and universal suffrage la the only road
to universal justice.
Resolved, That we respectfully aak the Legislature in arranging conditions for a Constitutional Convention to pass an enactment that there may be women elected as candidates at large, to >it a* members of the convention, on tbe same condition*, and with the same rights snd power* as other members, and that a copy of this, and also resolution number three be furnished to each member of the convention
at Its opening.
During the reading of the resolution, Fred. Douglass mounted the platform, and was re-
on lid
be »r-
bad equally
ia 10,700: in »— —~ shire, 1,222; yet the general ratio of New England is but i,424; Massachusetts, 6/189; Vermont, 4,175; Msine, 4,390. It the West, where large cities sre rare, the average ratio sinks to
445.
The Herald's Beunos Ayres correspondent •ay* of the wool crop tin South America: This year the wool will be better, freerer from
burr, stronger fibre, better color and more even in quality than ever before. Tbe 1st* sever* winter ha* killed off most of the old and and court* scabby, leaving the younger healthy and finer sheep. We shall have one hundred million* of pounds of wool for
Ml6 tills ftMTs
Th* manner in which the late whisky fraud in Brooklyn was accomplished appear* to have
been as follows:
A man named Tappu, a deputy under Collector Fratt Gage, R. O. P. Tilton, A- F. Phillip*, sad John DeveilnJ^ormerly *□; *»- MMor of internal revenue, agreed with a large number of dlatlltors to tho effort that if satd ffiattllw* would soil DevoUa all their whisky
ovrr idc ruur»e
i Jerome, Lady Ligbtwood and proms was winner. Time, 2:48%, 2:45%; mile beats, beat three in
reived with applause.
Mr*. Prtanton said that she protested sgainst the use of tbe name copperhead; and she also claimed that when the consummation whleh
they bad wished was gained, it sb< rogated to neither party, aa eacb
favored these views.
Mr. Douglas* protested against the views of Mrs. Stanton. In Rhode Island the Democrats bad opposed thorn, and had no doubt it would be done again when tbe party engineers
required it.
At tie evening session speeches were made by Mrs. Stanton, Parker Pittsburg and Mtos
Bessie Blsbre.
The convention was addressed by O. T. Crown, after whleh-K. Blackwell offered a resolution that E. C. Stanton, Fred Douglas and Susan Anthony be a committee to present to the Legislature our protest against tbe adoption of the proposed constitutional amendment and our declaration of rights to be presented by tbe women on eqnal terras with tbe men a* members of tbe convenlien to revise the constitution of tbe SUte. . Tbe convention was addressed by 3u*an Anthony, Cbarle# 9. Remood, Mrs. Stanton, Mr*. K. Jones, Parker Pittsburg and Lucy
Stone.
The convention adjourned sine die. From Boston. Failure •( m Wild CutFIraa. Boston, Wednesday, November 21. A firm styling themselves Barstan, Ellington A Company recently opened business at 25 Federal street a* commission merchants, nd It to said managed to buy large quanties of goods on credit. Tbe firm suddenly subsided and tbe creditors are in pursuit of them. Tbe loss is estimated at $I50,UOO. Shoe manufacturers in Lynn snd other towns are among the largest creditors.
inatod
Otis Morcros# for Mayor of Boston; Dr. William 9bullifl to the Democratic nominee.
MEXICO
Hesitancy of Maximilian. Custom House Demolished. A Petition Not to Abdicate. The Imposition of Loans. A Coup d’etat Threatened. An Incident of a Siege.
Havana, Wednesday, November 21. Th# French steamer La France arrived here yesterday from Vera Cruz. Tbe new* from tbe capital is up to tbe Utb. The Emperor bad not vet returned to the capital. It was still doubtful if he would abdicate, or would secede to tbe wishes and views of the conservative party.' At several places tbe Liberals bad obtained advantages, but in tbe majority ot cases had been worsted. To this the French troops contributed, who sra again in tbe campaign, and at tbe moat exposed aitustions. City or Mmeo, November 4.—Maintenant haa raked of the Ministry of the Treasury tbo necessary orders that the custom house of Vers Cruz be delivered to Inspector Holland, by virtue of the convention of June 30. but Secretary Lampos replied that, as the said convention had not been published in Mexico, and could not, therefore be tbe law of the State, he would apply to tbe Emperor for in struct) one. The Patrie asserts that s petition has been presented to tbe Emperor, signed by oqer one thousand Mexicans, not to abdicate. On Saturday, tbe 3d, tbe conferences between tbe Mexican ministers ‘and General Caatlenau commenced. Advices from Tampico state that at that place there wa* no eecurity for the inhabitants nor unity among th* Liberals, who. betide* loan* imporad in August, hav to tbe amount of $100,800, hi
October.
It U denied that at tbe action of Meanbantalan a battalion of Cheaaeurs deserted to the enemy, but being recruit* and getting worsted they disbanded, leaving their officers behind them. Their Colonel, Westard, mounted a cannon aad reeeived hi* death ground, hurrahimr for Mexico aad the empire. Only 700 Auatrian-Mexican troops fell at the ambuscade of Carbenera, one piece of artH-
pie*
lery lost, and tbe greater part of the forces after the ration Tail back to Hmajajapam.
tTyrjO^'ijiiaen DivrtB~weaid jtrtrai I eau^n^rattdewlSp^y^fowtoUs^i the* u their illicit burin*** sffahurt aHiMsr'IeenraquaaoeUh* do** ml ,
at upon thialawtth. H* any a
araeuit,
; lady waa rarer* o< no indecent ms deponed that non* was eenarook ratrti ala* into obrarva-
hav* the indictment i
case rant to main* groa becaura they
tor which
anee, were not taction ot aoe belief that no
or attemi
regular trial. 1 ffcwiThraeraral we have made all mot compatible w! society. A* for tl no criminal iralgn
The London Telegraph tains some severe etrarti
of certain magistrates i% » eaae of attempted rape. Ife rive the eonehaton of the artteto: Mr. Crook telto us tfcak ao charge waa made against Fullard ef aa sttotogtsfi rape, but only
of a common assault, aad that
dlctment th* man that being in petty
had no poarar to inflict th* penalty of 1the two yean* imprisonment wflh hard labor; and
then he add* that than prove any mare rarloua
since the young la ‘ act, aad a witnera milled. Mr. Crook
ttons upon the open nature of the spot, which waa calculated, he thinks, to show that “the notion of aa attempt at raffia I* out of the question.” Now wa ahrink is much as himself front recalling the drtaWaf tke inlamoua attack, but Mr. Creak’* Jurt anxiety to *pu-* hi* female friend has boon fetal to his powers of memory. The verbatim rianrt hand note* from which wa printed our report, distinctly convey the true character of the attempt; and if we refer our correspondent to that report, instead of quoting tho particular psrasges, ha
ought to understand our reticence.
The purpose of the enfesgs was rtmply unmistakable; but if the young lady and her friends decided to charge tte rascal who committed it with the minor counts only, we are for from blaming than; for they escaped by that course tbe terrible ordeal of further publlcity at the araf rae, with all the painful intermediate delay. The fort merely shows how faulty are the arrangsmonta of provincial justice, which can thus shield the villain from his due punishment and daunt see users with an almost harder' penalty than he has to fear. Bat the magistrates an aot exculpated in the least degree. It was forthem, if necessary, to
~ smsn lrd. and to have the
Their conduct reand eondemnable, n that th* motives all pnaaihle allow•rith the due ncothe young lady's
dsefgn was entertained
ttempted by the prisoner, no words of our* ■hail violate tb*r*sp*rt with which we would regard what to said or thought by aa English girl under eireuaeataaere ao dtitraraing and trying. But Mr. Crook to a magistrate as well aa her friend, and it becomes n little ridiculous when he urge* that th* acinous characteristics of th* ease was impomible because tbe spot was open aad near to dwellings. That did not hinder the anaanrtrel from throwing hie victim down, struggling flererty with her on th* ground, aad tearing her hair out by the roots. However gladly we might connive at the suppression of the subject, for the asks ef its moat innocent and honorable heroine, we are obliged to ray that Mr. Crook made the affair wecaa than rear for hia brother juadcaa; store It appears that they allowed a cheap and immediate mcape—tor an tnfaaaoua brute whose crime ia a menace to virtue, aad in intention at toast, worast if possible, than mur-
der.
We can not let there petty session gentlemen off. The journal* of ora part week hav* contained instance after Instance of brutish and desperate outrages on famala honor— eases impossible to detail because of their atrocity and pitiless lust. At one place It to a poor married woman, lame and ill in bed, who to assailed; at another, a little child; and in there and all such future incident* the scoundrel ia tho desk may ask. with good logic, why he should suffsr the toll penalty of the law, when Bolton the tariff of bestiality to ao low. W# might, ladeed grimly speculate, if th* subject were not too dreadful, whether villainy of this sort will aot be henceforward attracted wholesale to Bolton, where detection entails so light a penalty. But u that town crime will find it prudent to be discriminative; for only th* laaulten of female purity aad helplessness will And countenance before this particular bench of magistrates. It la a lenient court towards th* went crimes of violence, but a stern on* for rabbit atealers. A week or two before the notorious case was beard a man was (bond with game in hia pocket upon a reserve *f Mr. Ashworth, one ef the Bolton justices, aad was sentenced to two month’s imprisonment. About three weeks previously two other poachers were taken on the same gentleman’s grounds, with
on; and with a
case securities
should not be forthcoming. Will anybody tell us why no one managed to find reasons tor mitigating the penally in these two cases, and kow it happens, if law is aot a sham, or them Bolton game and virtue preserver* sre not unworthy of administering it, that while Fullard will be out again on his adremtares la eight or glae weeks, the coney catchers must look forward to six or seven months in jail ? Tbe first offender tried to brand with unutterable misery and shame aa Eagluh lady: the ethers snared some rabbits—to feed their children, perhaps. Are we to bold that this is tn regie aad perfectly satisfactory, when thera abominable contrasts perplex aad disgust the moral sense ef tbe community * The shame and anger of all honest men must be spoken out, with, of course
raint as is due to •d, on whom no additional pang.
other
isre,ieansi ra ii-s^ri I’snrssssnTii t ■ AUVfiAli M i previously two other poachers v on the same gentleman’s grounds. \ nets and four rabbits in their possession; they received the same punishment, wit] further term of six month* in case aecuri
aa much respect and self restraint tbe lady unhappily involved, o honest man would inflict aa add! But there are other women ia England,
Fullard*, and if nothing be done for us by our tory Home Secretary, then we must regard the game law of Sir Baldwin Leighton, as Indeed a sign of the times, since it make* a couple of
brace of rabbit* outweigh by three to on* the
id daughters.
honor of our wives aad <
INSURANCE.
INSURE WITH THE OLD RBLIABLE /ET N A •r iirrroBD, cemectiiet. Cash Assets Over $4,000,000. l-o ewes Paid Ira 47 Yeats-, •wer #10,000,000. OTOfiffire .«t*a fomlldlM*. ooglS d3m A. ABROMKT. Agent INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE AGENCY^ MARTIN, HOPKINS & CO.. REAL ESTATE
hNNuffffis tavuce CoiapaFy, •f nc*y Nn. 9 It. PenmsrTtwnnln St., In Odd Fellows’ Hall,^ground floor, IndiaaapoWM. HIND ARSON, President Alxi. C. Jaxxsob, Secretary. novt* dly
DENTIST.
A. E. FUmSELI*, ID IE UST T i S T, ■AITKACTS TXBTH WITHOUT PAJX, with I!i the am ef HUrous Oxide Gas, or Lau ghing Gan Ofoeaia Wiley's Blank, opposite Odd Fellows* Hall. augn dSm
NOTICE.
Bitms txttc $r Laigfeiig Gas. Wj jl the undersigned. Dentists of IndisnspoT V US. take this method of informing onr pa tends aad tho public that we are now prepared to administer a reaa article of Nitrous Oxide Gao, te prevent pain in tbe extraction of Teeth.
aayotharef thaaflratfVeam ^
JOHN F. JOHNSTON,
G. A. WALLS, over Harrison’. C. C. BUNGBS8, Odd Fellows’ Hail.
HUNT A HKISAILL, I* Ksst Market street
M. WKLL8,4 North Meridian,
oetl dSmlstp
, IT West Maryland,
on’s Bank.
REMOVAL.
THE CITIZENS 7
NATIONAL BANK
■AM ■KXOYElh TO
Ho. 4 East Washington Street
FOR SALE.
WineTradeoftheUnitedStates of imported Champagne. The aaflanigaed would eaUth* attention of wiae deelars and hotel beepers to the Miowtira !gsjaag«‘-“~r ,a ‘'“ t ' sg “Continental Hotel. ( “Philadelphia, October th. lart) "Musts, Boucher & Co.
our bill of for*. Your* trul;
S.I&NQSLBY BCO.”
Call sad try our California Champagne. BOCCHBB B CO.. aovlfiittm » Dey etreot. New York.
NOTKHB8.BTC.
EIGHTY ACHES, rrtHBBB miles from Morgantown; good house, X good stable, well wntered with never foiling springs, nearly three hundred peach trees in bearing condition; only $L*UU; one third cash, balance ia one snd two Tears. J. S. DUNLOP h CO.. No. U North Meridian Street.
USTIEW WM. WILUAM8. J. V. COOK. JOB JACOB, w. x'raxxTxa*, WILLIAMS, COOK St CO., Wholesale Dealer* ia - NOTIONS INI FANCY COOK, Nra. 4 Ismmtnimmrt Sfirnnt, (Opposite oast end Union Depot.) XXff3DZ-4t.XffJh.POr.XS, XXffX>.
rrui* UNDBBSIGNBD HAVX OPBNBD AN X entire new stock of Motions and Fancy Goods, Consisting in part of Buck Gloves and Mitts, Hoods, Scarfs, Comforts, Shawls, Undershirts, Drawers, Buttons, Threads, Mens’ snd Women’s Hosiery, Hoop Skirts, Balmorals, AMD A FULL LIMB OF WHITE GrOOHS. Wa respectfully call the attention of Merchants td tbe trade generally te an examination of our ock, as we feel confident that we can sell as cheap, or cheaper, than may other house la the Nff* Call aad examine stock before purchasing Isewhere. WILLIAMS, COOK hCO., No. 4 Louisiana street, Idflm Indianapolix. Indiana.
PORK PACKING.
PORK PACKING.
TYfBSSBS. WHBAT, PLKTCHSB h CO.. OP -i-TA Franklin, Indiana, have rented the large aad commodM Pork aad Slaughter House ol B. B 3. Coffin, of Indianapolis, and are prepared to make liberal cash advances to their friends who may peck pork, and will be in the market te purchase Hogs at their highest caah price. They have •eenred the services of Mr. B. Coffin to superintend the cutting and packing, and hope to be able to give entire satisfaction to all who may intruot them with their bnsinesa Office on Pennsylvania street, opposite Postoffiee, up stairs. nuvfll dim
HOUSE FURNISHING.
AT COST! AT COST!!
YKribUING to mak« a change in onr business, V V we will sell ear entire stock ot
CABFET9, WALL PAPEM, OIL CLOT HS, MATTINGS, WINDOW SHADE*, DAMASK.*, LACE AND MUSLIN CCD TAINS, JY T COST. TkEFORE purchasing your Goods elsewhere’ JJ you will find it to your advantage to look at our large stock, wkictuwe will positively clora out at coat. KBLAC9S A GALL, novtl dlmlstp !01 Eati Washington Street.
■BBWEM. A CO.’S BOOT AND SHOE STORE, No. $5 Woo* Wmofetmgtom Street. (Uogshire’s old Grocery Stand.)
W ^tve^large^s-sottmant of^Custom Made country trade, which we offer at low prices We have our work manufactured to order, and every pair is warranted gram in* our Wttfier Proof Habbcr Mole Hoobi, Warranted to outwear three leather solee. Call and examine onr Mock before purchasing elsewhere. MBEDELL * CD., til dSmlsp 20 Vest Washington street.
FOR SALE.
H. E. JEIVIVII*G»* (Old No. 18) New No. 49 South Illinois street. Frtick Calf B««t«7$8M <• Aaericaa d* i M Mei’s Caa4 Kip Baals, - - - 4 H Lidias’ Skaas, - - • $1 la 3 M Misses aid Cklldraks* Skees,50 te 2 00 Keepbar a~ftall line of PK1LABELPK1 A, New York MCKESTEK work, our reot being but $1 a Kay, aaK other expenses correspondcntly trifling, 1 assare the pahlie I CAN OFFER BETTER GOODS FOR LESS RONEY TRAIN CAIN BE PURCHASED ELSEWHERE. Visit as aad see for yoarselres. nov* dlmlstp
Niae Hundred Dollars.
NffrE have a house, nearly new. on Sou'., v V nevsee for south of M.l’arty Persons wanting a ebtup Uou>e. can afford
this
• nd see this one.
norfO list
Sou .h Tru-
st reel to call
J 8. Dl SLOP A c«>. 1* North Meriditn »tret
CARPETS.
From LonisviUe. Orgnwizatlwm -f m Band nf Do*win tare—Hen Hang by Tbent. Louisville, Wednesday, November 21. A band ot regulator! ha* been organized in Marion county. Three men have already been bung. Other* are tn custody, and will probably (bare the tame fate. An unsuccessful attempt was made Friday night to take ceriain prisoner* from tbe jail at Lebanon, Kentucky, and bang them. From Albany. Death—Cleaing ef Cammle. Albany, Wednesday, November 21. Daniel Stover, member of assembly elect from Schobelre county, died this morning. Tbe canal companies announce that the canals will be eloood on tbo 12th of December, except tbe Champlain Canal, which will bo closed on tbe 5th of December.
TJ EPRKSKNT TH] IV clou companies:
North Western Mutual Life, Milwau-
kee. Wisconsin, assets $1,3*4,763
Insurance of North America, (Fire,) Tonkei'sam^Now^Srak^ybrn,jN'York,
cash assets *01,000
United Lifo, Fire and Marine, (Fire,)
Covington, Kentucky, cash assets .. STS.SSS
Travelers’ Insurance Company,Hartford, ^7tsFhiii-.ai,"dS
sepia (Urn
From Baltimore.
onvowtlwa •( Yeawg Mem’s Chris-
tian Assaclatieu.
Baltimore, Wednesday, November 21. The convention of tbe Young Men’s Chris-
tian Association of the State of Maryland and
District of Columbia wa* held here to-d was quite a large attendance of d< snd much interest manifested in the
T^e pNEe
dings.
From Rochester. Railroad Aecideat. Rochester, Wednesday, November 21. Tbe Cincinnati express train hound east, met with an accident about bslf-pstC’three o’clock this morning, four miles east of Lyons, esused by s broken rail, which threw off tlx of tho seven passenger cart, aad overturned some of then. No one wa* seriously Injured. Twelve passengers were more or less injured. Conductor Detzo ws* the moot injured. From Ottawa. Report Coaceralaff D’Arcy McGee Ottawa, C. W., Wednesday, November 21. It Is reported that s difficulty hM arisen in
From Savannahstennsebip Asfeore. Savannah, WedsMd*y,NovemberYl. Tbe eteanubip San Jacinto, from New York, la ashore on the oyater bed* near Fort PuImU. Tbe passenger* have arrived here. Three tugs have been seat to her relief, and the vessel will probably be got off at high tide. From Philadelphia. Oyealag of m Now Railroad Roato Philadelphia, Wednesday, Nov. 21. A locomotive engine passed over th* new ratlrood bridge serose tho Susquehanna at Havre d* Qrae*. yesterday. The rood will bo formally opened for trad* ea Monday, lew thirty Dlautra between Philsde!|
Aad
new A g;e a to,
FOLLOWING FIRST
$^ Office
oatoffle*.
IHSURB WITH THE OLD
INSURANCE COMPANY.
NOrth America,
or the dry of Philadelphia.
Organized A. D. 1704.
Cash Capitalaatf girplas$4,73$,0<H>
PffiM 1r l ash, olRce 17*4, over $18,040,004.
CARPETS! cauieis:: C-A.K/-T 3 H5TSH!
HUME, ADAMS & CO, 2# il. 28 Wei Wast. Street, tnesire to call the attbntion of I # their friends snd the public generally to tnelr Urge snd sxteniive stock of Carpets, Wall Paper, and House Furnishing Goods.
Yew Goods and New Styles,
AT mEDY CCJD PMhL KM.
HUME, ADAMS, A CO., M and IS West Washington street novIO dlmlstp
rpHE OLD NORTH AMERICA is the FIRST ± INSURANCE COMPANY with n CASH CAPITAL organized in the United States. Those seeking RELIABLE INDEMNITY are respect, fully referred to its long snd honorable business
career of seventy-two years. For Fire Policies in the
Company apply to
above sterling old
H. C. HOPKINS, Agent, Talbot A New’s Block,
J. B. FOLLETT. Solicitor. lMBlA1 ' Aroua ’
THE CONNECTICUT
G5EIffSXCA.X.
Lire INSMMCl COMPANY, OF HAHTF4RD, CONN. *
Capitol aatf SwrplM Over $500,ML
OFFICERS: President-EDWARD W. PARSONS. Secretary—THOMAS W. BUSSELL. Consulting Actuary—GUI R. PHELPS.
Medical Advisers: Mslsnrthon Storrs, M. D., W. H. Hfffsoa, M. D. FOLSOM 4 OLIN, General Agents for Indiana, To whom those desiring an Agency should apply. Office, No. 7 Blackford’s Block, ladlnaagalls, Imdian A^roSifoSB^I^fo^sSy*rmSSon^he mred wfih to give up a Life Policy while in fiwen, the aa. toyfHl linn eovatytathefiteff*. - augfodtet
INSTRUMENTS.
OILNIORE & CO.’S
Gilmore'-Rraffs^HOBBOBH^fl
Improved*
tent free by mall
usicsl .
trm meats in the
k to
C«l«hi
A CKNOWXEDGRD by th* musical profession XX to be tha most perfect Imtrnmeats in tl world. When purchasing M n music store, Mk see snd try one of Gilmore A Co.’s Instruments
if yon con not be supplied St the mi send direct to tbe manufactory.
GILMORE A CO..
18 aad 1* Howard place,
Boston. Massachusetts.
HOOD SKIRTS.
Hoop Skirl laflifectory
ra**or.
•4 North HRaeln Mrect,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND
STILKSy FAflSLKY A IKeCKKA,
Be. maouth Meridian street.
JKOJEUSTTS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A KKUTBR. ' A. B. VINTON. ffteRarty ef Dally, Keifer 4 Co. KEIFER fit VINTON, w tkoleaskte DRUGGISTS, to. MSNIt OwMIaa suwt, xxffx>xA.xffAh.pox.xa. ixffix, Oflbr eaelnttvely si • WHOLESALE, A new snd complete Stock ot DRUBS, MEDICINES, F-Ajnsrrs, «* OILS, liysrE STTJiFT. Aina, fait aleck •* DRUGGISTS’ SUNDRIES, VraMPfolStNG RUBBER GOODS Notions, Perfumery, Extracts, Pomades, Hair Oils.
NO MK SOLD IT RBT1IL. augn dSatlstp
PISH.
FRESH FISH
G°^w 1 J^rSyfto^‘S^h^ tola snd retail denier*. General Co mm lotion Mer-
chant.. » South Meridian
Wright’s.
street., apposite Frank
octal
MILLINCRY.
BILLIARDS.
New Billiard Hall
GEM BILLIARD ROOM,
fera. 4 W<
ths city Csairally located, aad easy af aocass,
ou ih« grvuad floor.
e; mporium or / / sfJlOX M SUmcn
RESTAURANT.
Crystal Palace
SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
Me. 44 Wwt Washington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
FRANK A. REITZ
(Late of the Commercial Hotel.)
PB4PSIBT4B.
rTtiifi above wall known mtnMLhment having X changed hands, th* public will always find the choicest Wines, Liquors snd Cigar* at the Bar. The Bestnuraat, it U Intended, shall not be surpassed la the city. Bafrishment* sad luxuries served up at sll hours, snd St reasonable price*. Patronage tolicitod. seprt dBm
DRY GOODS.
TYLER’S
BEE IHIIVIEi
Leading- Housq
IN THE STATE F4B
Rich Silks, Dress Goods,
ClwrtVfft Bfomwl
Trimmings, Laces, Notions,Etc
ETVLOAKfe MABK TO OWDKSE
H4.2 West WRsk., C#r. flwMtoi St. Jet* deodly
being with c nicht
Liquors snd Cigars
Open .day
nevts d
FOR SALE OR TRADE. 152 Acre Good l»zrid
S it. uiri
clump.
Wants—For Sale—For Rent
WANTED.
WAINTMMt AHENTfl!
Tbaelln «W RBliIQZOUB WORK, Wonted la every family; oho, t* seii TrM bb4 Tre#, «r L»y4 bb4 L#jfflty | Q*tn three *0*3 Wtodtalf houri^^oX fol j three day*, and one of $*» in an* month. Thu two Inst ware lad lee. For full particulars, address ,, , w J. HOLLAND A CO.. Columbus. Ohio; Chicago,Illinois, or Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. aovM dte 1
A QKNT3 WANTED.—Good canvasser* are -TV. wanted to canvas* for rollard’t History, te this city. Good canvassers con moke $W a day.
CtinlnS? 1 A^NeMsfifif South’rsnnesMe^’tresI corner of Maryland? novlSdZt ’
Teeth's Arected without pain for GOeenta. (New process. No Gits;) Office over First Notional Bank, toutheast corner Wasbington and Meridian streets, novt dflw
FOR SALE.
A NICK COTTAGE JUbUDKNCB of modern XV style, six rooms and cellar, a beautiful lot 40 by lt£ feet, set ia shrubbery, with all i improvements tor'—’*
K BRICK HOUSE.—A two story Brick House, ^V with twelve rooms, well cistern, cellar, nuod house etc. Lot <S feet front by 19* feet deep, with » foot alley oa tide end back, aad’alx
» h * u U* Bote* House, oa
Not th Illinois slreet. Price SMOO; $*,900 down, balance one and two years, with interest. The
house rente for $196 a yeer. nov99dBw*w ]
DB. K HOWARD.
FOR SALE. „ fflHK House and lot of Mrs. 0. B. Smith, No. 99* X West New York street Termseasv. Apply at the^remises. MRS. C. B. SMITH.
NKW tiied
all the mod: North mini novlfi u5t
FOH SALE,
house of twelve roams, stable, woo« cistern, well, cellar, bath rooms, an era conveniences. Eligibly located c oU street, Terms easy. Apply to
CAPT. B. F. JOHNSON.
By A.. L. Hunt & Oo., nr* Th$nsBB$ *4Uatc Worth
•ry Goods it Aactloh.
YAT-BwlU sell at Boom No. Tl Bast Washing. Ww. to* strwet, oomnMncUg on Thursday morning, November Si, at half past o’clock, and continuing from day to day until the stock ia closed out, a large and desirable stock of Freak
^re^on^ C^* 4 ^,^ (Calicoes, D laines, all wool Merinoes, French Plaids. Wo Reps, Empress Cloths, Alpacas, Balmorals, Broadcloth., Cassimeres, Satinets, Jeans. Blanketa, Bed and Wbite Flannels, Linen Tablecloths, Cratii, Oil Cloths, Wool Table Covers. Cloaks, te large variety. Kid Gloves. Hosiery, Hoods, Hon* Skirts, etc. etc ; all of which must be sold without reserve. The ladies ore especially invited to attend. A. L. HUNT * CO., Auctioneers.
nov91 dfit
Farm for Stole—83 Acre*. "C'iVK miles west of IndioaspoHi, on the aerth £ tide of th* National Road, formerly known m the Wallace Foret. Hm oa it two Dwell lego, and all necessary stabling and other ootbuildteffa; alM eighteen seres of good standing timber onU, snd about 900 fruit trees. Price $Wper sore. Foe Uformation, tee the subscriber on the premises, novlfi tttAwi* WM. B. SaBYT
A LMOST AT YOU*OWN PRICK — We haven XV new Cottage, te tee norther part of the city., on n corner lot. lhat we eon sell for considerably less than it will coti to build the house. l'u<‘
9. Under ou
offer the purchaser con get the house for less tha
la for oc sa..
offer the puroba&er can get Uu
it is worth, and have the lot thrown in for aoth-
ANDERSON A JON
Real Eatato and Insurance Agents,
Over First Nationnl Bank and Telegraph Office.
NINE ROOMS.
"VTEW Frame House for J.V popular street.
Fin© Honrxina Honst®, DweiUtf aM Lfits tor Sale.
rpHK undersigned wishes to go in a busine X which he needs a cash capital, and wish tell te* following property, to wit: A Res
tness in
.. , ishes to I following property, to wit: A Restaurant snd Boenkinff House. No. 90 South Delaware Street—furniture Tncludsa. The Boarding House contains at preaent thirty regular boarders, and eanaccommodatotwfoeatmanv. It is located in the business part of the city. Also, a dwelling containing six rooms, with a good stable, and three toleonMadioon rood, inside the corporation Use. A splendid place for s private residence: Gentlemen who want to purchase, please call at
60 South Delaware street,
nevtodte CHARLES SPON8BL.
‘he grvum
tiegoal Bor attached, which is supplied
(• u iri k» a -uu! best quality, near ihe p-i e I 'aitroao depot, uhich we wilt sell
or'rxl or it' piopeitv. I a. 1‘CNLOP h CO..
No. l* North M« ridion street.
DININGROOM. «0 TO ROCkWEIela’S DINING ROOM, Vte*ck«r*4 Frwm*. OPPOMITK UNIOM LUCfOT, XYMXJYferOXJS. t.Ylh., fpo get a good oleaa Meal, got up with ear* aad X taste. Fresh Oysters, Fresh Fish, Veaison, Quails, Prairie Chickeas. Porter House Steak. Mutton Chopu, Veal Cutlets, Spare Ribs, Spring Chickens, New Ham and Eggs, Pigs Feet, Buckwheet Cokes, Mush and Milk. nor* d*t
A844I V»ni #f Tww l«itr«4 Acres
fits BMelhjr Cwtswty, intBlatawt.
A BOUT 190 seres cleared and in cultivation; XX, food two ttory dwelling, cellar, large barn, and all necessary out house*; well watered for stock purposes, and conveniently situated-a. to market and mills. Said land ties lumdes suuthweetof Fair land on the Martinsville Railroad. Will be sold in parcel* to suit purchasers aid
ble payment allowed. Applv to the subat Fairland, Shelby county. Indiana.
ISAAC ODELL
iber. at F ovHdtt
FOR SAIjE OR TRADE,
A GOOD
Prescription Drug Store,
■ra ■todlauamptolis, tmdlsuaa.
■VffY reason lor offering to sell or trade i» 1 nave 111. two stores in thi. v ty ami do not v. i.b to ttend to but one ► or particulars, ca 1 at No 919 East Washington street or address me, Postomce
Eos:
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To be Sold at Public Auction, On WEDNESDAY, NOT. 14. ISM, Sols to commence at two o'clock P. M-, on the Premises. £5K ACRES ef Load, laid iz tracts of from eJfJ B to 7% acres iz each tract. Thi* land lies two mile* northwest frees th* cltv, and half a stile west of the Street Bsllroed running to Crown Hill, snd near th* Sugar Grove Track, described at the north part of the emshin H
PROFESSIONAL.
td garden purpose*: oa it it a eoood < sd comfortable dwelling, and plenty of timber. Omnibuses will start from our office at on* clock P. M., to convey tbo** wiaklag to buy to and from tha premises. Terms easy, and mod* known on day of tale. For further particulars, te* bills, or call on MCCON NELL A ELDRIDUE, Real Estate A genu at No 90 West Washington street, ia Tomperazte Hall, room No. S. ELD RIDGE A MCCONNELL, Agents.
Martin EL Bar- Jonathan W. Gordon. Walter March. KAYi 44KK4M * MAH CM, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Will practice In te* Fedsral and fiteto Comte. Office, No. IZ Now A Talbott’s BnUding, South of Poet Offiee. oovtedly
MORRISON A PALMER.
Attorneys at Law 9 Fnuklgflterfit CUffi<4K CMUkty,
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KNITTING.
homemade knit goods.
gOCKS aad Stocking^ tiraizw rad ihnpee, wlte equaltoblmt hm^kalttteg. ^AlsoTFancy^Knli Uoods and Knitting Yarns. All very cheap. CistoH Kaltttof ltoi« to 0H«r. Call at offiee of Lamb Knitting Machine, 94 Bast Market street., nearly opposite Poetoffice. nov!9deodBw DOW A ALLAN.
INSURANCE.
General Insurance. XKTB are prepared wlte seven of th* best fire W insurance companies tn the United State*, sad era take risks oa the meet fevoreM* terms. aovrtdte No. 19 Norte MerMtea street.
WINKS.
LOUIS LAND, WINE HOUSE, jpasSSSJ*
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FOR RENT.
Attention, Goal Consumers! YY7RIGHT A MICK. No. 93 West Msvylasd vv etreet. are prepared to fUrnUhPituburg, rasil rad Highland Coal, la quantities to suit rateesers, as low a* ray bouts iu th* city, aovl dim
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FANCY GOODS.
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Stationery, Cutlery, Jewelry, Xtc.,
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