Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1867 — Page 4
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ILY HERALD.
/KDNE0DAY MORNING, JANUARY 16. ■ asatam——— INDIANAPOLIS 1LR. TIME TABLE. Oolamba* and Indlanapolta Oaatral lallwar.
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Ballffantalna Railroad.
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Madison Railroad.
Morning JSxprcss 10:40 A. M. 11:45 P. M Jaffsraonvllla Railroad. SXSBSSia'..’Si! Indianapolis, Para and Okleago Rallwaf. ?hVc'4o d N?,k?i?«?A5.T.-.”Si:S: MSV.5
&afhratta Railroad.
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» i® A ^ “ Accommodutlon 10:10 A. M. 7:8o p. m Express...., 1:15 p.m. 11.50 p.m Martinsville Accommodat'n 1:50 r. M. 1 30 a. M Tsrro Mints tndIndlsnapolls. St. Ix>u is Express 9 05 A.M. 7.00 p.m 51 at toon Express 1S:45 P. M. 10 05 A. M Night Express 9.05 P.M. 8 05 A M UoilsvIUs, New Alban?andOhlcagoRailroad. [(IRKSttCA9T1.I JCNCTI0H.1
Doing North. South.
Express 5:06 P.M. 19:15 P M Accommodation 7:45 A.M. Freight 10.00a.m. 10:05 p.m
CITY NEWS. Anauaementa thin Evening. METROPOI.tTAN THEATER—Mr. S. F. than Iran. American Cousin at Home. To-day*a Adrertlaemcnta. Amusements -Met' Opolltan Theater. Tailoring—Prof. Edward Lenox, Fashionable Tatlor, No. 33 South Illinois street, a few doors south of (he Palmer House. Agricultural Works-lndlanapoli} Wa<on and Agricultural Works, No. 179 South Tennessee street, one square west of Union Depot. •‘pecinl Notices-Hostetter's Stomach Hitlers. For Sale—A No. 1 twenty-five horse power engine and boiler, cts., at the Indianapolis Agricultural Works, South Tennessee street. For Sale—Lot No. 7, square61, South Now Jersey street, known as the Fifth Presbyterian Church, (German) Society Meetings -Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. SIT 1’. M. May .t Co., on manufactured tobacco sold, paid a tax of $1,435 tin. kaT The Sinking Fund Board expires m xt found ay night. The assets will be tunic 1 ever to the State Auditor. ADMITTED.—Ezekiel M. McDonald was yesterday admitted to practice in the United State* Circuit and District Courts. JiJJ'Tho receipts of the Metropolitan Theater, for the.months of November and Decomher, 1SG0, wftc *7,SiU 1J, on which they psy a tax of *157 20. I TT Simon Yandes. Thom as Mdntlre and Mrs. Lucia S. Holliday were, yesterday, appointed executors of the estate <d Itcv. William II. Holliday, deceased. itSTSix people of color availed themselves of the privilege of mixing with while folks In Morrison’s Hall last night. Tho balance,with commendable good taste, took the gallery.
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SyTThe gross receipts, from passengers for November, 1800. of the Indianapolis, Peru, and Chicago Railroad Company, were *11,833 33, on which they paid a tax of *230 00. I'-TT Wo are again placed under obligations t> Mrs. J. J. Merritt, whose news stand iioppo‘l’e Ihe postofflee, for a favor, which this lime comes In tho shape of Arthur’s Home Mayatine for February. Ruuts.—Judge Chapman has adopted a set of rules for the Marlon Criminal Circuit Court, which have been printed, and are ready for distribution. We are under obligations to Richard M. Smock, deputy clerk, for a copy of them. ^ ^ ^ I)RE89 Ball.—A party of our young gentlemen friends have made arrangements to give a grand dress hall at Eden’s Hall on the 11th of February next. From the energy displayed by those having It In hand It promises to ho a very pleasant and exclusive gathering. Licenses.—The following is tho list of licenses Issued from the Clerk’s office since our last report: James B. Luding and Lydia M Briggs. James 9. Ureenler and Catharine Stoops. John M. Vandiman and Mrs. Sophronta R. Dunbar. Circuit Court.—In the cause of stumpb vt. Homeyer, the arguments were heard, and the case taken under advisement by the
court.
In the cause of Thomas rs. Roe, the trial was by the court, the evidence heard, and the arguments partially heard. —— UEdYCbarred elephant’s foot Is considered great delicacy among the Asiatic epicures. The only reason why this dish does not appear upon the bills of fare at the Circle Restaurant Is because of the unusual shortness of the elephant crop this season. Rbodius has everything else that is in season. He Camk.—Hugh Delzell did. That is, he brought a No. 1 cutter around yesterday afternoon to take us a ride. We did not go our•elf, but sent a deputy, who reported progress. Hugh’s horse Is called “Ghost,” and as a go-lst he Is an eminent success; so are all his teams, and his sleighs are second to none In the city. Give him a call, If you want to take a fast and a good ride. Live Stock.—Under the influence ol n large supply ol cattle, of a superior quality to what has been offered for sometime, tho market was quite lively and many butchers bought largely though at figures not quite up to our last quotation. The sales up to eleven o’clock A. M., were at from four to five cents per pound gross. Nothing was doing in any other description of animals as there were neither hogs, she: p ■or veal calves In the^pens. United State* Circuit Court.—In the ease of Gregg vs. Haines, judgment was rendered against the defendant fbr *400. For violation of the Internal Revenue laws, George Burrows was fined *10, each, in two cases, and *25 In another; William A. Willard *10, and the case of llenry llummell a nolle prosequi was entered. The case of Roberts and Wilson r». Pattison, In chancery, was dismissed, yulte a number of other cases were continued until the next term. Police Court.—The time of his honor, the mayor, was yesterday fully occupied In the disposition of the cases that were brought up as the result of a raid on a dance house, the moral character cf which was more than doubtful. Considerable consternation was created In consequence of this “ pulling,’’as aome of the young gentlemen arrested were •upposed to be well connected. Quit a number of “ mokes” were, also, up for disturbing religious services, but we did not wait for the disposal of their cases. Pork.—The supply of hogs still continues large, and the prospect Is that slaughtering will continue, on a small scale, for a considerable length of time. Th6 stork still held Is In small lots, and generally by men who paid high prices for their stock, and then ted them, and who find It hard to come down to the ruling prices. Considerable anxiety to sell is row manifested, however, and they are freely offered at from *5 76 to *5 00, grose, though there Is no disposition at present to take lees. Messrs. E. W. 1 uttlson A Co., whose establishment we visited yesterday, will keep open house as long as there la a hog In the market. Criminal Court.—Wesley Johnson, to the eharge of grand larceny, plead not fullty, but admitted that he had been engaged In telling the stolen property. The property, In this ease, wae that stolen from Asbury Chapel. lithe ease of Bit Miller, eonvleted of forgery, the motion for arrest of Judgment wae overruled, and excepted to, and the defendail’e attorney wat granted until the 15th of February, to lie his bill of eneeptlons. In the eaee of James Whitney, held to ball ia the mayoFi court, tho Jury failed to fad an tadietmenU He was relsaaad ahd hie ball dlw charged. George Hopp, or two Jadiotaenia for (ailfog Honor to mlaora, gat# bail Her hie appear* jyicv ivf emmbj
Waterfalls.—No vagary of the fashionmakers has more puzzled male bipeds than that exceedingly ornate and somewhat complex adornment of the female basilar region which Is known by the generic name of waterfall. The dismay which the appearaaoe of these monstrous masse* of hair and other material first created in masculineotroloahavlaff In a measure subsided, ourloelty takes the place of astonishment, and w# wonder how they arc made. To a female friend wa we In* dobted for some Interesting infcrmatlon on the subject. A genuine waterfall i* entirely of hair—the hair of dead people, mayhap—but still hair. But hair, aid especially human hair, is costly, and various lubterfugea are resorted to for tho purpose of producing a good counterfeit, “well calculated to decolv* 1 ” The genersl plan is to procure enough * glr tor a thin outer coatlog of the waterfaV, * n<1 stuff the cavity with straw, moes, »**vlngs, rags, or sny cheap substance xThlch may come handy. Ills alleged the* waterfalls, picked up in the street, h*r« 1**® found to contain turnips, bars of *o*Pi socks, and other fragrant subsUaccs; hut our Informont docs not
vouch for tbD.
In regard to the attachment of a waterfall we are not so weil posted. It Is generally artistically and securely done, however, with such extraneous adornment of beads, combi, or net work, as may suit the wearer. It will not do to plaeo impliett credence In the numerous cases of waterfall loss reported la tho newspapers. They are generally manufactured by hard-up locals for the emergency. But occasional cases do occur, and then the distress of the fair mourner is really pitiable. No matter what the business on hand, shopping, making calls, or charity, It Is left unfinished, and she makes a bee line for home. She fancies that everybody is looking at the vacant territory lately covered by her waterfall, and In the street car she nestles close in the corner, maintaining a rigid Immobility which is
truly painful, to behold.
Apropos of waterfalls, a correspondent
sends us the following: ’Twas morning, and the gl Was through a half dra 1
log
glorious sun
win
dow stream-
With stub a nellow I'ght that one Might ulmosfswear ’twas glory beaming.
Upon a maiiFn’s face It fell
non (
Hall raised from rest, and half ic AsJhough it loved to Unger well Upon a cheek f** 1 RD, f shining. One small whit" hand upheld her brow, Her arm the yielding pillow pressing, While o’er her neck, like stainless snow, Fell many a truant tress caressing. Her eyes, alas! those orbs were hid ’Neath her thin fingers, small and taper; Perhaps she wept, but If she did, Long ere tin y fell those tears were vapor. For grief tho maiden’s heart had wrung,
And sorrow bowed her spirit’s lightn-ss;
While o'er her soul impending hung
A cloud that shadowed all tt« brightness. What grid had thus this fair girl stirred? What ruthless hand her hope* been crush-
ing?
What burning wrong, or scornful word.
The music of her soul been hushing? Had some stern parent's voice severe Forbade the love she could not stifle? Or had some faithless hand, too dear,
With her fond feelings dared to trifle?
No: ’twas a far severer frown
Than faithless love, or chiding mother:
Last night her waterfall fell down, And she’d no hair to stuff another,
still more apropos is the following, which
wo find in the Cincinnati Enquirer-
Miss Nancy Is a lovely lass, 9o graceful and so tall; To sec those pouting Ups of And her sweet waterfall,
nJ half icclintng.
hern,
Would make you swear by heaven and earth,
You’d give your life, your all, kiss those pouting Ups /or oust,
r waterfall.
To
And see he
I saw her, ’twas on Christmas eve,
At Independence Hall,
And as sbe%hirlMd round in the waltz,
l saw her waterfall.
It’s pretty orb stuck out a fed, All beaded o’er the hall — You ne’er saw nothing half so sweet,
As Uerwweet waterfall.
Next I lead her on the floor; 5Ve bowed at “honors all,” And as we straightened up again,
l saw her waterfall
Drop on the floor; I picked it up -
Netting, hair, and%ll;
And hastily she left The room,
tVithout her waterfall.
Wishing to see from what 'twas made,
I opened out the ball
And found, that moss, grass, hair and yarn,
Composed her waterfall.
This waterfall is now my own;
I’ll send It to you, Paul,
If you're in want of something nice,
In shape of waterfall.
The Faded Flower.—A lair contributor of the Louisville /democrat gushes out with the following stanz.Ts in relation to a faded
“ posey: ’’
’TD but a little faded (lower,
t parflng, came to me,
As a token of your friendship.
AMaaemeata. Th* Metropolitan.—Tho «Tlcket-of-Lcave Man” was very successfully presented, laat night, and was witnessed by a fullkousc. Th# different characters were sustatfed with •bant the same ability as on the previous evening, and th* evening was, altogether, a vary pleasant on* for those J* attendance. To-night there will be again a change, and tfco great speciality of Mr. Chanfrau, th* “American CouitE «t Home,” will be offered as the evening’* entertainment. Saw JliEta.—The Eagle Machine Work* Comp*M7 have Just shipped two of their cel*, bysted twenty-flve hone power portable mw mills, one to Owen county, this State, and the other to Logansport, and la a few days they will send another of the same kind to Llgania, Indiana. These mills are all supplied with Hamilton’s lever set head block, for which they hare the exclusive right of manufacture in this city and county, the worth of which la best attested by the fact that the company owning the patent has the largest patronage, for saw mills, of any firm In the West—all gained by these heal blocks, too, as their hollers are not as good as those manufactured by either the Eagle Machine Works or Messrs. Sinker A Co., of this city. New Bed Bottom.—Messrs. Spicer A Reitz have purchased from the patentee, the right for the State of Indiana of Scott’s Patent Bed Bottom, and Mr. John Bussey, In their interest, has opened an office at the Spencer House, where he will dispose of county rights, or receive and fill orders for the bottom itself, five hundrej of which will be here soon, and are furnished at the extremely low figure of six dollars. This bottom took the first premium at the State fairs of Illinois, Wisconsin ami Minnesota;- also, the first premium at the several county fairs where it has been exhibited. It Is highly recommended as being the best bed bottom ever manufactured, and is In general use In several of the principal hotels in Milwaukee, Janesville, Madison, Sioux City, Lacrosse, and Beloit City, Wisconsin; also, in Chicago, Rockford, Reedsburg, Galena, Aurora, Quincy and Elgin, Illinois; Jackson, Kalamazoo and Adrian Michigan. It Is made of slats Joined together In the shape of a spring mattress, with rubber supporters at either end, giving it much greater elastUity and spring than any other bottom we ever saw All who see It will bs at once struck with Ita utility, and thaf it Is designed to be a very saleable article. Persons desirous of procuring tho bed bottoms had better apply Immediately, as Mr. Bussey Informs us the orders are coming in faster than they can be supplied. Stnto Items. —A disastrous lire occurred at Elkhart last Friday. The Clifton House, and a largo number of business bouses, were destroyed. —The Indiana Hbrald. under tbc control of Its new proprietor, Lafe Dcvelin, K-q., havery materially Improved In its spicy variety as well as tact and ability In Its leading editorial articles. Every true Democrat—who does not belong to tho dead end of the party, and can spare tho means—should have the State Herald, and keen falthtully advised of tho doings of our State Legislature and Stale matters generally, and at the same tunc contribute to the support of an able and efficient central organ. Terras *2.—A’tor* Count'/
Democrat.
—General Reuben C. Rise, of Boone county, has been appointed First Lieutenant in the Twenty-fifth Regulars. —Henry Ayres, of Evansville, paid *■» •.'.nut as revenue tax on whisky distilled by him
last month.
—A catamount, or some other wild animal, perhaps of tho lupine species, but evidently an enemy to tho canine race, inhabits tbc woods a short distance from Washington, in this State. Several dogs arc said to have come to an untimely death ol late by this creature. —The good folks of Marlon and Patoka townships, Piko county, are somewhat puzzled about some cantankerous, ravenous beast that is killing the sheep In great numbers. Tbc animal catches the sheep ami eats off the nose—“no other marks or brands perceivable,” save, once In a while, one is found with scratches on the shoulder. The oldest hunters In that region can not decide what kind of an animal It Is. Various conjectures are afloat, gome say wolf, some panther, an.I so on. Its howl, or hark, is said to be hideous, and at times very painful. Madison has two large starch factories.
Mt* Jobw'a lK*m« for IstTnlltlsi at Indianapolis, Indiana.—This Institution, under the charge of the Sister# of Providence, is now open for the reception of patteht*. Those requiring medical or surgical treatment, and kind and careful nursing, may rely upon finding thorn at St. John’s Home. Thoso preferring others than the staff of the institution to attond them, will always have their wishes compiled with, provided their selection is of reputable members of the medical profession. STAFF OF THE HOSPITAL. Dr. Wm. B. Fletcher, Surgeon. Dr. Thomas B. Harvey, Physician. Dr. Theophllus Parvtn, Department of Diseases of Women. Terms—Private rooms, *«00 to *19 00 per week. In wards, *3 00 to *6 OOJper week. For admission spply to the Sisters or to Dr. Wm. B. Fletcher. mchlT-lamly. Fomad—The place <o save from thirty to 'fifty per cent. In buying Boots and Shoe* at the bankrupt store, No. 22, North Delaware street. N. B. The work all warranted. No shoddy, and no old stvles. 15-3. A Card.—Pemoaa Indebted to mn are requested to call and look at their accounts. We desire a settlement Vrilh our patrons on or before the close of the year. Respectfully, Jameson A Funkbouser. decl5-d2n>2aw s&w To tho PafeUc.—The Lmuce of the Exchange Bank, Greencastle, Indiana, will be redeemed at our Bonking office. In Greencastle, at par. E. T. Keichtley A CO.
15-2C
A Card. — ffleaem. T a tew Her Brothers.—Gents:—After a twelve months trial of the “Kitchen Queen” I am prepared to endorse all that ha* been said of Its good qualities, as a first class cooking stove. RespecfUlly yours, E. A. Seaton. The above stoves are sold at Tousey A Byram’s old stand, next to the Quaker store 10-2. ' — ——- Mvroet Opoponax from Mexico. Nature could not produce a richer gem or choicer perfume. Try it and be convinced. o31-13ww E.T.SmithACo., New York. MwInfflmfC nronad the Circle ha* been used by politicians for political effect. But to swing nrouud on the Meredlan, and get into the Circle you will not find politicians but a circle of good fellows, the chief of whom is George Rhodlus, who Is the centre of the circle—alwsys administering to the wants of the Inner man, in the shape of every thing the market affords, served up in tho very best style. 15-2 A Urand Oyatcr l.tsacli will he served, this morning at ten o’clock, at the Crystal Palace. 15-9
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Holloway’a Pills and Ointment. - Falling •( she W*mb.—During the early stages of gestation, many young married females are subject to a sinking of the womb, a bleb causes them considerable trepidation and uneasiness. The Ointment will be found Invaluable ia these emergencies as It entirely diapenSW with the necessity for pessaries or mechanical agencies. The Plllt will brace the enfeebled organs, strengthen the system and secure the Invalid from a future relapse. These medicinea are valuable 4p all complaints incidental to the female sex-’ Sold by all Druggists. j» n 5 d*wl w It I* Womderfhl, bat True, That thousands of both the aged and tbe young are snatched, as It were, from the very - •law* of Death By tho use of Dr. Atherton's Cherry Cordial, which has obtained a worldwide reputation, on account of Its great medical virtues. It is warranted to cure the most violent forms of Cbwlero, Dyseatery, Diarrhea, Etc. And also all Spring and Summer Complaints. For the many strong testimonials In its favor from families of the first respectability, see circulars at the Druggists. Prepared by Dr. A. T. Atherton A Co., Lowell,
Massachusets.
Wm. E. Gump, Dayton, Obk>, sole Agent for Ohio and West. jan8 dlmtn.th^atAwlm
COMMERCIAL.
Volins; Mem, Mpci In:'* at It: j aut, B>v. wtt'.n 1
id your Evea> 1 'n N College.
THE Is AW OF MERCY, la K«laU*m to Great social Brils. AN Essay for Young Men on tbe Errors, Abuses and Diseases incident to Puberty, which destroyed the manly powers—with Reports on new and highly suecessiul remedies. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.. declSdlwSm
An Elegant Sweet Gam. There are a vast number of persons who utterly abhor the Idea of being forced to swallow physic— Plllt, especially—at a period of time when their own conscience tells them they peed medicine. To those who make wry faces, shrug their shoulders, and shake their head, with an oh, dear, sort of a countenance, let them procure the only reliable kind, Radway’a Regulating Pills. They are tasteless, being coated with sweet gum, a vegetable substitute for calomel or mercury, and they act upon the system quietly and mildly, so as not to purge heavily, or outrage upon the stomach, but rather tone the Liver, set at rights the Bowels as nature demands. In that* workings they are marvelous, and where Help or Death batb a voice, these Pills have saved tens and tens of thousands of lives. They are warranted to effect a positive eure in cases like Dyspepsia, Bilious Fever, Piles, Disagreeable Nervousness, Hysteria, and particularly those severe diseases caused by a disordered Liver. Whenever tho digestive organs require a regulator, Uadway’i Regulating Pills should be used in every case. Price 95 cent* per box. Sold by Druggists. JanS dAwlw
ludlaumpmHa Whaiesale market. GUOGBR1E9. The market is firm, and prices are steady. The demand for good, is becoming general. COFFEES—We have no change to make, but prices remain firm. SUGARS—The tendency Is upward, with a lively trade. SOAPS and CANDLES—Are in good demand, and prices steady. Correct** dallp by A. Jeaee A C*., Wholesale Grocers, Noe. j sued 8 Bates House Balldlog, em Washlngtem Street.
ALEPer barrel Bottled Ale, per doxen .. AXES— Tenerek, per dot Graft pa tent. Simon’s Patent •• Plftia BAr’ieoiT^ 8 P rln ffSteei..’." Per lb... Hone shoes per lb Hone shoe nails Pulverized Brick, per bbl. BB& r &£L lCk ’ P * r1 ^
Kxtra •• Fancy “ BUTTER— 6 Choice Indiana—Quiet Medlum^Common. duil . CANDLER— c.lsS’ftKKr’
CHEESE—
Western Reserve Hamburg COAL— 0r ^
Pittsburg..
Hesperian....:.... Rolling Mill
COPPER—
* Brasler't Copper
I COFFEE-
Rio
13 00 1 50 18 00 18 00 '.I”"" 18 00 .14 00 to 15 00 .V.V.Vsx to •£ 36 to 40 14 to 16 *8 to 30 ...1 90 to 2 OO 4 50 50 00 * 00 to 2 25 t SO to 2 75 3 00 to 350 4 00 to 4 25 . . .4 50 to 5 00 S3 to 25 20 , 15 8 25 20 to 26 15 to 17 15 to 80 15K IB 18 22 18 17
Which, at parflng, ( is a token of your frli
Kre you crossed tho deep blue sea.
’Tis but a little faded flower, Which I hold so fondly dear. And, at times, when I am lonely, Seems my dreaming heart to che ’Tis but a little faded flower, Which the touching story, told, Said so modestly by flowers,
Matched with which all words »ro cold.
'Tis but a little failed flower, * Held so sacred by this heart, By life’s tenderest ties endeared,
It becomes of life a part.
Bluejazy, whoseYut purchase of tbc farinaceous staple did not meet the approbation of his better half, bogs leave to add the following: ’T.vas but a little musty flour Which a dealer sent to me; Ground from the dirtiest wheat
That ever you did see.
' Twas but a little musty flour Which I lound so devilish dear;
Kept in nq open bin
Where rats a To have had it raonlb or two.
That’s what makes all tho people so still'.” says Charley Cottom, and we suppose the fact is established.—A/adoon Courier. All a mistake. Madison bad tho starch taken out of her some time since, by “the village at the other end of the road.” Her peo. pie arc “so stiff'’ now because they take so
many “ stiffeners.’’
— Lieutenant Colonel Balfe, of Lafayette, has been commissioned as First l.icuUnsni in
the Thirty-ninth Regulars.
Devil's Tears, Yesi vu s Tea ani> Grass. “ Pharaoh's serpents,” which, notwitslauding frequent warnings, were permitted to fill many sitting rooms and nurseries with tbur
destructive mercurial
vapors, industrious
Paris has presented us a whole string of simi■uiical toys, most of which, however,are extremely dangerous nature. Among
vre to be enumerated
lar chemical toy
of an
these are
its and m>fe appear
ail their
own way for tho last
SoLDnOt* Monument.—In his message to the General Assembly, Governor Morton called their attention to the subject of erecting a fitting monument fn the soldiers’burying ground at Crown iyy Cemetery, and. In order that the question may be presented to them in manner that Han be properly understood, Messrs. T. 8. .lames A Co., whose marble works are situated at 136 South Meridian stfect, have drayvn a design for a monument, ami Intend offering it tor consideration. It Is to lie oj I'.illin mirble, with a base of twelve feet, and luirty-five feet high. On sub bases will be the ^tate seal, tbe figure of an eagle embracing the olive branch and arrows, and a drum and bugle beneath It, and on either side are colugans, with military etfiblems, supporting the material emblem, “ Tbe Eagle.” Tbe Goddes- of Liberty surmofints the whole, holding in one band the national banner tho other p"i ting down to tbe graves of the brave boys » jo fought and died to preserve the intcgrltv "C our Government. We learn that several of the jounties have already t-ikuu action for the erection of home monimwnts, and tho Legislature should not be backward in paying this tribute to the memory of th" men to whom wo owe so much.
A Hattkk.—One that Is so In every sense of the word Is Mr. William P. Brown, long and favorably known to manf of our sltlzens, whose place of business Is at No. 84 Kentucky avenue, and next door to the State offices. He laysnoclaim to the title ol « Hatter” because He sills hats, but because pe has served an apprenticeship, studied bis business, and can make a hat of a better quality and In as good style as any that can bo brought to the market. He has just recovered from a serious spell of sickness, which has rendered him unfit for labor for tho part four months, but comes out thoroughly reinvigorated and determinmi to place his business far above what it hm ever been at any previous time. That b* t« n first class workman no one who has ever pnt. ronized him will fall to testify, and being such be Is entitled to and should receive tbe encouragement due to all manufacturing enterprises established in our etty. TRANSFERa.—Titles for tbe transfer of tbe following described real estate, have been filed for record since our last report: Adolph Seidenstlcker to William Braden, tbe toutb 18 feet and 9 Inches ef lot 8 of outlot 15; *1.40tt26. Jacob B. McC’hesney to James E. Watts, lota 48 and 47 In |fcCbe>oeyi subdivision of a part of out lot 150; *900. Phillip Ballinger to Henry O. Ballinger, lot 4 In block 2aof Drake’s addition; *1,600, and ot —valued at *800. WMIImR F. Combs to Catbartno Wilcox, 15 aores Intbesouth enat quarter of section Id, . S*«?ff rf l*spr»ew county to Emellne Orobe, Cbieaffo straight ssmse-ssn
enumerated the “ Devils
Tears,” a speculation which may cause the loss of many an eye or other accidents. Sure, according to the label, they ire patented in Franco, England, the United States, etc., but this will not lessen their dangerous character. They are little oval, or round, red colored tilings, enclosed In glass tulies, closed on both ends by corks, and arc sold in Paris at tbe rate of half a franc for tbe dozen. Each of these “ tears’ contaiifl a small piece of ‘ natrium metal,” covered with cotton saturated with petroleum and collodlum, colored with
cochineal.
Tbe toy Is founded on a well known chemical process, but well gotten up, for the effect upon persons not acquainted with the appearance will not be lost, for as soon as the Devil'* Tears are thrown on some water contained on a plate, tbe natriummetal will dissolve under a peculiar whizzing sound, and sometimes lgniting tbe petroleum explode with a report. The Instruction for use contains the warning not to take the Devil’s Tears In tbe mdutb, but touching them with wet hands may as well create a premature explosion, scattering of fire, dangerous burns, etc., not to speak of tbe fact that tbe caustic contained in the water, after a regular execution of tbe trick, is very apt to ruin dresses, carpets, etc. l^ss hazardous is another chemical novelty, the Vesuvious Tea. It Is a mixture of aimple and bi-ctiromic ammonium, which, when heated In a spoon over burning alcohol, will expand Into a leafy abape looking aometbing like a tea, or other small plant. The chromic acid la also poisonous, and requlrea careful handling, on account of the children; but ns it does not look like anything to eat there Is less danger of accidents, and when transformed Into ’tea’ it has changed Into green chrom-ox-yde, which is not poisonous. Still more Interesling and less dangerous Is the “ Wunder, or Grass Paper," which is likewise preprred with chromic arid, and which, when lighted, will produce the prettiest forms of plants, grass, flowers, fruits, etc. During tbe recent session ol the Equal Rights Convention, • In one of our eastern cities, a strong minded female entered a crowded street railroad car. An old gentleman rose to give her a seat, but asked, “ Be you one of those women's righters?” “I be,” “You believe a woman should have all Ihe rights of a man?” “Yes, I do.” “Then stand up and enjoy them like a man I” and stand up she did.
.Moritz, llrolher A 4'®., hav« re moved their Clothing Establishment to 19 West Washington street. Ha\ing a full assortment of the latest styles of Cloth, Cassinirrcs and vesting, and an experienced cutter, George W. Stolworthy, they solicit a continuation ef the liberal patronage heretofore given thrm. In addition, a large assortment of Ready Made Clothing will be found at Moritz, Brother A Co.’s, at the very lowest prices. Their facilities for purchasing arc unsurpa-'- d l,cuce they can and do sell cheap. 11-0 To Arqitlrc ia ll(suatliu. •IaimI* writing, go to Hr) ant, Stratton *fc Co.'s coll gc. ll-o — Hu*inr«<* Men assd Other*, rngaged during the day. can get a thorough knowledge of book keeping by joining tbe special evening class, commencing this evening at Bryant, Stratton A Co.’s College. Books and stationery furnished at the college office. 14-6 <Jo to llryanl, Mtraltoa Jk C«,’* College. In get a First Class Business Education. 1 l-ii J. I'. Tawkner, Maccrawor to 1’. B. Perino Sc Son, No. 21 Wet Maryland street, dealer in Pittsburg, Brazil and Highland Coal, reduces the price of bis coal from two to three cents on the bu-bel. This is at least three cents lower than the same coal can be had for at any other establishment. ll-ti A. U. Parker ha* opened aa Auction and Commission Room at No. l'> South Meridian Street, formerly occupied by the Postoffiee. Consignments respectfully solicited. 10« The l.nme Walk! The Bllad See: The Deaf Hear’.—Dr. W. A. Candee, the Healing Medium, will treat tfie afflicted of this city and vicinity for the next sixty or ninety days. Tbe Doctor has had great success in treating chronic diseases, has treated many thousands in every city ho has visited. No matter how long you've been sick or who has doetorod you there la yet hope. Dr. Uandee’s credentials and references are as good as any In the land. All patients treated at his rooms. Office over Mrs. Qutmby’s Millinery Store, Nov-42 South Illinois street; entrance through the Store. 24-lm Ready made (Tolhlmff «( great Sacrieice.—Moritz, Brother A Co., No. 3 East Washington street, are selling their stock, and and making Nobby Buslnessgir Dress suite,fur two weeks, or until their removal, positively at cost. 24-28 A Steal!OB S apltalUt*!—*afe vestment.—Best chance ever offered in Indianapolis. Glenns’ Block, 07X by 196 f**t on Washington street, for sale. For terms, apply to W. A H. Glenn, proprietors. Jyl9-tf. The **l)afortaaate” should read Dr. William Thomson’s advertisement on the third peg*. Jel4-ly L O A. IV ICE, No. 94 ffioath Illlaol* Mtrees, WEST SIDE Money loaned In sums to salt soy article of value. Goodsor all kinds bought and s«ld or axchanged. Alwayson band, Unredeemed pledges, for sale or trade. B. May 4 Co. PostolBeeaddress—Lock Box 834. myldly
HUN NEWELL'S ECLKCTICI The greatest trait la the eharriLL*. | actor ol these acknowledged must valuable Pills and Family Physic, Is that of a perfect freedom from Griping and Bowel Irritation. Could the thousands of cases of Piles and Bowel Weakness hot speak tbelr origin, it would be found In tbe enormous unnutural error of using Pills or nay medicine that Gripes in action. Griping Is semi - La, sctc, v, — it l , mo-oent ? thought will show what a continued use mini necessarily end in. Therefore, without griping, I claim for the Eclectic Pills a natural remedy for (Tronic Constipation, Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Head Ache, Liver and Kidney Complaints, Pile*, Worms, Lots ol' or Impurities of the Wood, Rush of Blood to the Head, Loss of Appetite, and all derangements of Stomach or Bowels, and now fully conceded to them. J. L. HUNNEWKLL, Proprietor. Practical Chemist and Pharmaceutist, No. 9 Commercial Wharf. Boston, Massac husctu. Sold by al* dealers in medicine. Physicians and Dealers supplied iu Bulk. iankdeodAweowlm 1 New Perfoae for the UaBff kerchief.
Phalaa’a “Night Blooming Cereas.” Ph<tl*a’a »* Night Blwwoslng Ceratsa.” Phnlan’a “ .Night Blownlag Carena.” Fhaioa’a “ Bight Blwoaalng Carana.” Phalan’s “.Night Blooming 4'ereua,”
Common 24 to Choice 27 to COTTON BATTING— 35 t0 ^ Best 40 to 42 Medium 35 to 38 MkYABN3— 25 to 30 No 500 go No. 500 J8 No. 708 25 Pound Cotton Yarns as to 63 Carpet warp gs to 63 Coverlet yarn 63 to
Com:
COTToI
EGGS—Good demand. Fresh
FLOUR—
a
. 25 to 27
Superfine 7 00 to 8 50 *xtr*, « 50 to 13 00
Family.
FRUITS—
Pried Apple*, per l»v. Peaches, halves, per?b. “ quarters, “
FEATHERS—
New, live geese
FISH—
White Fish, one-half bbl White Fish In on*-fourth bid
White Fish In kit*
Mackerel, No. 1, one ball hid Mackerel, No. 8, one half bbl Mackerel, No S, one-hall bbl
Mackerel, in kits. No. 1.
13 50 to 13 75 .9 to 10 .3 00 to 2 :
-New York market.
New York, Tuesday, January 15.
Cotton—Heavy, and a shade lower; tales of
500 bales mjddlui] '
-Du
g uplands at 34<4c. II, and 1U@15c. lower.
. Sales ‘ vestern.
State; S10_50@ 11 50 for choice; *11 60012 40
larrels.
State and Western, at *9 40(010 60 for extra
for choice; S
for extra Weetem; *10 50® 11 90 for choice
*12@13 for round hood Ohio: *11 90®12 for common to good, and *12 60^14 45 for trad*
brands, closing heavy. Whisky—Nominal.
Whe:
of
Wheat—2<g3c. lower; sales of 6,700 bushels
I good No. 2 Milwaukee at *2 33.
Rye—Firm, but Inactive.
Barley—In fair request for export: itlea of 62,400 bushels at 80c. for Western; 60<397e. for
‘ ' 'I 18 ‘
— Se-
ll,250 bushels. Sales of 15,600 bushels at *1
in r
Canada in bond, and *1 18®! 18& for tree. Corn—Dull, and l@2c. lower. Receipts of ishels. Sales of 15.600 bushels at *115 for mixed Western in store, and *1 18 do.
afloat.
Oats—Dull and lower. Receipts of 8JM0 Sales of 1.200 bushels at 63®65c. for
Weste
iceri
Petroleum—Quiet; sales of crude at 19>^c.
and refined in bond at 27®29c. Hops—Finn and unchanged.
Pork—Firmer but quiet; sales of 3,860 barrels old mess at *19 12®19 37—closing at *19 30, cash; *20 25®20 75 for new
closing at *20 75 for Western, and 17 12 for prime: also. 3,000 barrels
at *20 75®2l 20, at sellers’ and buyers’optioa,
for January, February and March delivery. iteady; sales of 230 tierces of prime
50®30, and India mess at *32®
Oats—1 bushels.
:rn.
Groceries—Dull.
*16 75® new mesa
it*. No. 1
Mackerrl. in kit*. y„
Mackerel. In kit
ckei
foreign fu
Ramins, lot
A most exquisite, delicate and Fragrant fume, dlsttllul I'roin the rare and beauliiul lb
from which it takes it* name.
LOCAL ITEM*.
Urea* Mtaerlflce la Booto aad ffihwca.—MiMtb«atolda< *ay price— a* Jemntmue Cheap ffifsae Bfore. 10-2 M— Cider, Cider, Cider—Dealer*aad families oan find a fine article of Older at Manlove, Poston A Co.’s, 87 Market street— either at wholesale or retail. This Cider Is made from sound apples, and will keep good a long time. 10-2 .Nlemhen of she Cegilvlaiare are re*|tiea«ed to call oa ^eaalage jfc Co, No. IS (a«Nr Mo. 49) South 1111. aoie afreet, aa* bay themeelvea a Preach Calf Boot for 9*. 10-2 Bbar* Cp?—Pouter* at Bill * Plaaedge**, Mo. S Wert Waahlag* to* street, lafenalaf everybody that Boot* M Shoe* are poaltlrely •elllaff at Cost For tho box* •• day*. 10-4 M Aad row Johawoa ftapeached.” * ,r, ’*w*e be did aot hay hi* Boot* * Shoo* from ®eaa lag*. 10-2 Preferred Oyer*All Other*.-*’ 1 have tested the Wheeler A Wilson and Singer. I give the Grover A Baker the preference over sll Others; it is eerier zaansged, the stitch I* durable; I have made gsrtaants on the Grover A Baker Machine and had the garments entirelj worn out without ripping »t til - it will do n greater range of work; I can make an ordinary Intelligent girl quit* • good ope*tor in about * week, and on other machines I do not thinf they would understand It as well In thm weeks.”—TstUmonp of Mm Julia Canty, M9 Canal Slrtst, Mme York, before ihe Commissioner of Patents.
4S Bmlmr fftowfa® Machine at M Best Wsebtogto* street, and aabMfchff year o*x drams.
SPECIAL NOTICE*.
Seasonable Suggestions. Winter, In thlv climate, I* a trying season. Ita un.toady temperature greatly aggravate* dyspepsia, and act* very unfavorably upon that »ensittre organ, tho liver. The alternation of frost and thaw keep* tho pores of the body continually opening and contracting, and the result Is a condition of the system favorable to the action of tbe atmospheric virus which produces intermittent fevers. Hence a pretective medicine like HOSTETTEH'3 STOMACH BITTKH8 Is especially needed in the winter months. Tbe effect of this great Constitutional Invigorant, in rendering even the foeblesl frame impervious to all malarious influences, la a grand fact demonstrated by tbe u n I form experience of a quarter of a century. Asa stomachic, an nntlblllous medicine, and a preventive and enre of Fever and Ague, It ia the one thing needful, which none who vnlne the preservation of health can afford to do without. TUR SICK, WHEN AT DEATH’S BOOR, Regret that they did not take the right antidote nt the right time. Thousand* who are now suffering from the early twinges of liter complaint and dyspepsia, will be prostrate on elek bed* a month henoe, if they do not arrest the mlachlef at once. Nothing is more easy. A course of toe purest and beet vegetable tonic and alterative known In modern pharmacy—HOSTETTER’8 STOMACH B1TTER8—will restore th* digestive organs to their fall vigor, aad bring Be <t1*orderod liyor info ft condition of porfoct iMftltb, m certainly a* sunshine dissipates the morning vapors. Fever and Ague, too, to at one* broken np by tbit powerful antidote to all toineaatle disease*. Strengthen tbe system with tbe BITTERS, aad yon any defy all the complaint* which prevail at this inelement season. Janld deodBwlw
licate au‘! i rare and
> name.
Manufactured only by PHALO.N * HON, New York. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. ASK FOR PH A LON'9—TAKE No OTHER frtl .l«o.lAwoowlT Smokers, Take Notice. Cigars, Tobaoeo, Pipe*, Etc., Gtooaper tham Ever, to Salt the Tisaee. JUST LOOK AT TBE PRICES. A good Cigar Scents A tip top Cigar, three for tocents A fine Havana Cigsr 10 cent* Best Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco, per lb , fl 50 J A. MCGAW, 16 Bates Block, North Illinois street. declO deoil 1m •Wort top opeaak, swee* .Opoponax. Sweet Opoponax, a new Perfume from Mexico. The most elegant and essential Personal requisite . For a Iauiy Extract of Sweet Opoponax. Tbe Floral Gem of Mexico. X. T. SMITH A CO.. New York. Rl Covreo states, the sweetest Extract ever used. Try it. Entered according to law. decUdlm 11 i 11*b 11ai r X>ye, Fifty cent*, blaek or brown Instantaneous, Batura!, durable, beautiful, reliabU, indeed the best in use, has been before tbe public over fifteen jean, to to* cheapest, containing as much as the nsnal dollar slse*. Depot, No. 6* John street. New York City. Sold by all Druggists, pateni medicine, perfumery and fancy goods stores everywhere. Jel5 dly
in
luira^ No *
ms. I-ayen, new .
Raisins. M R.
Turkish Prunes, per lb.
DritJ'l Currant*
One pound Cove Oyxtcrs, p«r do/. Two * *• “ •• “ Two “ Pear be* . Two •• Cherrie* Two ** Blaek Berries *• Two “ Tomatoes *•
GRAIN—
Wheat, red, per bus
While •*
8 U0 to H r>u 5 W> ‘i 40 to 2 DU 12 (JO to 12 25 11 (JO to 11 50 9 75 to 10 UU 2 00 to 3 00
5 00 4 73 22 lo
S.72' GL A SS-
21 20
2 15 3 75
J to 5 (JO
5 00 4 00 1 75 % 50 2 60
37 to 40 40 to 42 Sithj <*<■ t u» di.N«‘uuut often loillteen per for lur^e orders.
» by lo 10 hr 12 GIN > K Si G HAIR— Per hu.hcl UIDEr— Green Green baited
Dry
Green t alf Skin foMINV — G.hmI del
8 50 7 UU 75 to SO
Beef—S
mesa at f28
Beef Hams—Active: sales at $2S®33. Bacon—Steady and (n fair demand: sales of 480 boxes Cumberland cut at 10®llc., for short ribbed, and ll}£c. for short clear. Dresoed Hogs—Finn; sales of Western at
8X@9Xc.
Cut Meats—Dull; sales of 240 packages at f° r shoulders, and 10®12c. fornams. Lard—Firmer; sales at 12® 13c. for old, and 12@13}^c. for new; also, 1,250 barrels at 13%c. for February, at sellers’ option. Butter—Unchanged. Cheese—Steady. Philadelphia .Warket. Philadelphia, Tuesday, January 15. Flour—Dull: sales of Northwest at 12®13){c. Wheat—Dull; sales of red at *2 65®3 ID; White $3 20®3 40. Rye—Sale* at «1 35@1 40. Corn—Steady; sales of yellow at tl 03. Oats—Steady; sales at 59@60c. Whisky—Sales of contraband at 1®1>£c. Ctacmaatl market. Cincinnati, Tuesday, January 15. Flour—Hardly anything doing: sales of superfine at |9 25®9 75 for spring and *9 75® 10 25 for winter; trade brands at fll®13. • Wheat—Dull and prices are nominal; sales at |2 35®2 85 for No. I spring and winter. Corn—Dull and hardly any demand; sale* at 53c. for ear and 57®58c. for shelled. Rye—Dull and prices nominal; sales at*! 55
for choice.
Barley—Unchanged.
Whisky—Dull; sales at 26c. In bond.
Cotton—Dull and not offering to any ex-
tent; sales of middling uplands at Hogs—Steady; sabs at $7@7 00.
Provisions—Firmer. Mess Pork S.dcs at
Lard—All ance.1 12L.C. at the < lu-c.
Green Mea:-—Kiiin, withagood demand;
sales at 6C‘i 10.:.
Bulk Meats —Firm; sales of bhouldirs
and sides at
Bacon—Selling, to come out of smoke, at ll'ic. for shoulders, and 12U-tPJ^c. (or clear
sides.
Cheese—Firm; sites at Lie. Butter—Dull but not lower. Linseed Gil—Dull; sales at f 1 “8. Groceries—Unchanged. Gold—$1 33> 4 . Money—Scarce and-the demand pressfbg. Exchange—Steady.
BINDERY.
BAZL7 TTPHATsP
BOOK BINDERY,
1C 1-2 Kxst WxsUacUx Street,
IDfUI-A-NahfOUJfe*. HMUI-A.JVA.
aectlao with war Large
; $20@2O 50.
I'J'V'., and Was held at
B, No*. 10 to
Uo <1o
8* to(J‘, 13 to 10
20
3 to S'*
to
lo UP,
st. Louis marhet. St. Louis, Monday, January 15. Tobacco—Quiet; sales at $3 30 for common and $6 20®s for common leaf. Hemp—Quiet; sales at $2 00 for undressed and e3 lo tor dressed. Flour—Finn, good ordinary demand at $9® lO’.j for spring and fail superfine, fl0®HJ^ for single extra and £12® M'g for double extra. Wheat—Firm; sales at £2 for choice
fall.
Corn—Firmer but heavy for want of ship-
ping facilities; sales at 70®k3c. Oats—Unchanged: sales st 0l®65e. Provisions—Duil and unchanged.
Bulk Meats—Sales at 8c. for packed, 9 y*o.
» at 13! 4 ®Uc. for clear sides.
—Tolerably firm; sales at $5 75®0 30
for shoulders and 11c. for ribbed sidra
Bacon Hogsr light
Whisky—Firmer; sales at £2 15.
Bacon—Sales at 13|
Uogs-
for light to heavy.
"ROFESSIONAL.
j.
miLLEB’* BLOCK,
BV* It U constructive mlclde to use impure medicinea. In case* of Consumption, Bronchitis, Aithma, Rheumatism,Gout,Scrofula, Marasmus, etc .avoid tbe possibility of Imposition by using the Standard Cod Liver Oil, manufoetnred from the finest livers procurable on the bank* ef Newfoundland, by JOHN 0. SAttR A CO. No. 713 Market ttraei, Philadelphia. novDdlm A CARD TO INVALIDS.
A Clergymna, while residing in South America a* a mbdonary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for the enre of Nervon* Weakness, Early Decay, Disease* of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train of disorder* brought on by baneful and vicious habit*. Great numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a dqyire to benefit tbe afflicted and unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparing and nsiag this medicine, In n sealed envelope, to any one who needs it, Faaz or CkaxoK. Fleaae enclose a post-paid envelope, addressed
to yonraelf.
Address,
PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND MACE, — 1 And I* the aM*4 delightful and wonderful art lei* tbe world ever produced. Ladies will fiad It aot only a certain remedy to Restore, Darken aad Beautify tbe Hair, but also a desirable arttal* for the Toilet, as It Is highly perfumed with a rich and delicate perfume, Independent of tbe tygrant olor of the Oils of Palm > and Mace. Th* Marvel rt Perm. A now and beautiful perfaaM, which la delicacy of scent, aad the tenacity with which It clings to the handkerchief and person, to uneqnaUed. The abev* arflsfoa for sale by all Druggltoeand Perfnmert.atgl pertaMleeaeh. hertby anproee to any address, by thcMarieton. T. WT WEIGHT * CO., oottodem 15* Liberty street, NewYork.
JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Bible Hones, New York City.
EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT! MATHEWS’ VENETIAN HAIR DYE, known and used over >0 years. Daily increasing in publie fhvor. Complete In one botte. No wash. No trouble. A Child oan apply It. Produces a lustrous black or brown, as desired. Does not Inin re the hair. Price 75 cents. Sold by Druggists and aad Pansy Goods Deajfrs. Also, MaTxsws’ Abmica Haw glos# for retorlag aad dressing the Hair. Jel dlyeod HYGIENIC WINE, This laronian Tonic, recommended by the most eminent physicians, is made pf 3PT7IUB MXTKTLRY, Admits la its composition only Tonic, Aromatic aad Febrifuge substance*. It replaces, with a great superiority, all other Bitters, which have for a base nothing bat alcohol or inferior whiskies. It U richer than any other Bitten in AyeasqHo aa® Bal*a>8l* Pyiactpiee, And Itl taste u exquisite. Its soothing effects os th* Nervon* Fluid* is most astonishing, for, while IS gentry exhilarates by reanimating tbe functions of tbe Digestive Organs, and dissipate Languor, by gently refreshing and stimulating tba Brain, giving n healthy tone to the whole orgnntem, is leaves beklad none ef th* baleful Inffuesce* that follow alcoholic stimulants. We warrant that, upon total. Hygienic Win? will be found a
Pass easing wonderful virtue* in all cases of Dyspepsia and Debility, and moreover is unex Ued a* an -AJPFKTIZKR. To Ladles, especially, it will prove a most effeoMuri relief for those ailments to which the sex is most liable. .. LAMBERT A KAMl’ING, 81 aad 38Broadway, New York. MUSCAT PEffil E will befonnd a mosrdelicious Wine, saperior to anything of th* klnd-it is th* par* Jaleeef the finest grape, fruity ami deliefinne hepin* description. Try It and be eonEethof Bawtaeff#—forqge by Bsosaaing a a&ttiiwgsissr' agMdlv B WC04E, „ ,, wvaaoous, Ageasa a*r taoinna.
IIOMIN IRON—
I'.oiied sheet Iron Charcoal do Genuine Rossi: Imitation do. A
LEAD
Ha* Pig ... Sheet and Pipe LARD .
LIME
LUMBER—
Lath, poplar
LEATHER^
Oak, Slaughter sol* Buffalo. Slaughter sole
Harness Upper
Kip, No. 1. medium French Kip first choice SSSldL:::::::::::
NA|£p B,ro Head, Throat and Lungs,
8d. *.v,oo
1S>. i to 13
•"-i
. 8 75
00 ;
to* 0 * INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
Amusements.
Metropolitan Theater. Oor. Washington and Tennessee fitreets.
(Mr, W^H. alley.
. manager.
NOTICE-CHANGE OF TIME. Doon. open at quarter to seven. Overture con mences at half-past seven o’clock, precisely.
Last night but two or the celebrated Comedian. MR. S. F. CHANFRAU. Wednesday EveMlig, Jainary 16. In his great speciality of American Cousin at Home Lonl Dundreary, j Mr. F. S. Chanfrau grand Mafinee Cril00n tw0 o’clock,
DRY GOOD*.
Job Printing Office,
Wo have one of the most complete
BOOK BINDERIES
38 to S3 48 to 54 80tol 30
. 1 SO to 1 M . 1 W to 3 eo 1 Vtol 90 • OOtoUOO
to to t 10 ! M to 1 00
Physician fur Diseases of the
Llatood Oil Signal or Headlight OU xtra Engine Oil
.$ 1 80 . > to to a so 1 Utol 75 1 total «
OILS—
Lin
Extra Engine Oi
Engine Oil s uuwi so STi/Jr' 1 ’>“,S
srfss^o,, Carbon Oil. Naptha or Ben sole Refined Coal Oil IONS—Per bushel. .
ONIONS—
POTATOES PLASTER PARIS POULTRY— Chickens, live per dozen * ilr**BseJ POwiiKl^*' per lb
Blasting
Hirte
SS«Bass •. SAt.TLakc per barrel SEEDS— Klax
TO which branch of the profos-ton his practice 1* exclusively confined, may be consulted dally, personally or by letter, at his Dispensary and
to to 1 to Surgery. Miller's Block, North Illinois street, one
ss to 2 square north of the Bates House.
38 to 40 1 The important cures effected, and unqualified to 1 oo successor the Doctor's new method of treatment B^toSSO Jnr ' n 8 tbc last year, in this city, should cause the
| thinking and unbiased portion of the community,
* w> to 3 50 10 appreciate the advantages of a permanent ISt, to 1^ I Institute, for the scientific treatment of those in7 25 to 7 50 , si iious, ami if unmolested, fatal class of Con- * "fi 'toVik i sum l >t ' Te diseases: the more -o as it is evident
Catarrhs and Troat Disorders are aiarminglv on
the increase.
The Doctor’* treatment of the most approved
forms ol
w b)s
.11 to 12 13 to 14
•thy
ZINC—
uet
u«k
SHEET Z
Per Shi
Per i
SHOT—
Per Keg
•' Bag
SOAP—
Indianapolis German Proctor A Gamble's Werkos'
Babbitt's
Philadelphia, fine
BOD A—
English
American.
SORGHUM—Dull
SYRUP'S—
^ Choice
Medium
Common
SUGARS—
Hard, refined White, -oft refined
Yellow •' Porta Rico, raw
TALLuW—Fair demand at
TAR—
In barrels In one half barrels ^ ^ In buokets, per dozen . Young Hyson Imperial Gunpowder ... Blaek TICKINGS— Conestoga, C.C. A Kverctta Mathenn, A. A West Branch Providence
TWINE—
Cetton .?r r .v.v.v.v..;;.v.v;.:/'- ;;;::
TOBACCO-
Black sweet, one-fourth, one half and tens
Bright, one-fourth and tens Natural Leaf Fine Cut Chewing, in hulk..
TIN PLATE-
i C. Roofing Tin I. C. 10-W, first jiuality
. 2 90U>3 OO 3 10 to 2 25
7 50
3 50 to 3 00
16
15)4
VAPOR INHALATION,
Combined with PROPER CONSTITUTIONAL
39 80 to 3* 50 . TREATMENT, certainly succeeds where the old
methods of practice utterly fails.
to
11)4 to 11)4 to
14 to 14 to n to .10 u
.1 10 to 1 25 75 to 1 00 60 to 70
18)4 to
151, to 16*4
13Vta
14*4 13X
X. do
Pig Tin Woglkn WALENo.I Tubs per dozen No.tTubs ••....
.afeE’pr; No. ^1 Chum*, oommon, per dozen No. 3 *• “ •* “
no a ce ^ ar :: No. 3 “ ••
One-balf buahel mejuures B. and G. Bucket® •* Mwti'seive*’ ^J ■;
WHISKY—
IS* to
11 to 13)4
7 to 7)4
1 *5 . 1 SO
7 to 9 )4
8 50 6 50
6 00 to.6 50 1 20 to 190
... lootoaio
1 40 to 3 10 1 00 to 1 50
42)4
33)4
45 65 50 40
75 to 78
... to to 1 00
1 SO tol 30
... 76 tol *5 15 75 16 00 : “oS .12 tote 13 to . 4 75 to 500
3to 15 to 14 00
“ JJSS " 15 to •• 14 00 ••SSS3 8 S8 ::.iS£ 4 3$ .’."'Vaoffia* .8 60 40 to 45 45 to 50 35 to to
naaey, Stacks, Etc. New Yore, Tuesday January 15. Money—Market showed increased ease at the close. Gold—Stronger; at £1 36y„ abort Interest very large, and sterling fraction Inner, at GoId^Closed at 91 34#. Government*—Dull but steadv; coupons, 1862, 10»X; do.’ 1865. 107*®W6j<; HMD’s, ’90X&I00; compound*, 104K®10tf}j; 7-30’s, 104U. stocks—Firmer; Ohio certificates 2BM®27Xi Western Union Telegraph, 46%®47: C#niral, 10«^«100^; Illiaoi* Central, 130; Pittsburg, 90^®M; Toledo, 1I4®1UX; Bock Island, 102^0102^; Nortbsrestern, 43%@48%; preferred. 80V; Fort Wayne, 10V/,. Old United State* bond* fas sharp demand, and one German hens# bMlght over a quarter
.V CJ Tl I>
To my old patients, and the many friends who have so kindly and generously aided my endeavors to mitigate the ravages of consumpi ion by curing those diseases that so sorely lead to it, I am very grateful, and shall endeavor to merit their approbation in the future, as In the past. To TmruBLic I have to say that I do not consider It necessary to present further testimonials to your notice at this time, having, during the past year, given you statements and reports from the most reliable parties of over a hundred cases successfully treated. Thin certainly should give confidence to those who are still suffering. Bkjr Consultitlon free, and terms of treatment within the reach of all. Yours, etc. decl8 d3meodlstor4thp DR. J. HALE.
CHANCE OF TIME.
BELLEFOXTAIAE RAILWAY. CHANGE or TM£.
/"AN and aft* vz will lea
E:
Monday, December 34.1866, trains the Union Depot, as follows:
Express Mall Accommodation to Union only
Night Express
Sxpr*
Ti
4:15 . 3 00 1
Night Express Accommodation. Express Mail
rains arrive from the East:
A.M V. M
7.oo r. m
.. 8:50 A.M . . .11:00 A.X 8745 F.M
routes:
SLEEPING CARS are ran through on this train, between Indianapolis aad Cleveland, and Indianapolis and Alliance, without change. engers leaving Indianapolis Saturday at
rail
Passengers leaving Indianapol 7 0X> r. a., connect at Crestline, St with the Pittsburg, Fort Wayi
Railroad, and go throng! T.D. BARTON. Jl General Passenger Agent
decSdtf-
moraing, Chicago
etline, Sunday : ort Wayne and h without delay, ;s L. COZAD. perintendent.
AUCTION.
AUCTION! AUCTION!! At 55 West Wash lactam Street.
A targe stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING, YTURNISHING GOODS, Gent's Underwear, U Notions, Perfumery, etc., wiU be offered at
n TF ‘ ' ~ - —
auction, * This is a Goods, an
changing I
decto <11
Fhursday morning, December El. lar stock of well e< lected choice
th*
r su
id will be sold, as t his business. D.
choice intends
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of Partnership. 'XTOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between the undersignea ana 8. B. Hoefgen, ana others, uniter th* name and style of the Indianapolis Gymnasium Billiard Cinh, has this day been dissolved by the undersigned withdrawing from said partnership, and I wul not be responsible tor tbe debts of tala firm contracted after this date. ,, „ „ JOHN F. JOHNSTON. Indianapolis, December H, 1ML deefii dSt
SnC
l the W astern co
untry ail kl
We are prepared to do
nds oi
Slunk W
o i*
CLOSING OUT! Scott & Mitchells, lO Wert Washington Street, A RE NOW OFFERING THEIR ENTIRE /A. stock of STIFLE A.\D FMCY DRY GOODS AT LESS THAN COST! TO CLOSE XT OUT. Persons Wishing Bargains FOR Christmas and Xew Year’s Presents, Would do well to call on ig. s i xT^ik: s ! BKEOYV COST. Druss (JoimIs HuIow C'o>1, LINEN GOODS BELOW COST, Laces and Eiubr»i:.erii“< Brlou Yon’. GLOVES AND HOGEUV BELOW vO'i t'lottliw uu<l Shawls tU-low CLOTHS AND CASSIWCRES BtLCW COST. Jeaus and Flannels Below Cost, Dreks Trimittin^s IK'loiv Costa AT SCOTT A IVtlTCDFLLN\ 10 We*t Walking ion Street* decl dim
COVMT1T OFFICERS
i pruaptnesa, and in a manner that?* warrant will give entire aatiafitetion.
RAILROAD OFFICERS
Are requested to examine our
bIa-ajktik: books.
As wo feel SAti&fled we are maxiRfacturing the best Rook• ma4e In the Suite.
MARBLE WORKS.
ITALIAN MARBLE WORKS.
ilUNoutti IlUueie Street.
Findlay &. C- o . ,
ScWptors and dealers in all kinds oi
Imported Marble Work,
Manufactured in Carrara, Italy
VETK also make to order everything pertaining V V to Marble Work—Monuments, Tomb--, Vaults, Mantles, etc., at ihe most reasonable
o Man
Vaults, Mantles, etc., at ihe most reus terms, and warranted to give satislaction.
Orders from a dish
Bdtf
tance promptly attended to.
VINEGAR. MANLOVE, POSTON & CO , The only Manufacturers and Dealers in Pure Cider Vinegar. Wholesale and Retail.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS
And other business men using
Larue Ulank Books,
Are requested to give us a call and examine our stock of Papers, which we warrant to be of the
test Material in ll«e.
the* Mil
reffi
isfenl
BUTOING FOR PUBLISHERS
Don* on the meet favorable tor
CALL AND SEE IIS,
16)4 Boat waskinf ten Street,
ini>ia.3srA.r0tan, ind.
HKHAUB CtoWPAMY,
4 LL kinds of Country Produce received an i J\. sold. Orders for Groceries filled promptly.
Will pay ihe highest market
pri.
t lowest rates, rice lor Cider
No. 87 East Market Street,
t A few dears east oi the Postoffiee,)
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
of the
Beware
Man
'yyilO has a house full of babies, pays “bi^ hold a candle to the low prices in Boots and Shoo chit Jennings, ,old No. IS South Illinois street offers, for ha lacks all tbe above luxuries.
K>Ti RICK ” POMEROY and Charles Sunnier It disagree in polities, but all Marion count > in saying, buy your BOOTS \.Nl> > J ENN IN Os, Old No. IS Souili lllinoisstrect.
unn of
i' 1 o it i> i) i: v i >. A MAN was found. Saturday last, dea»l to ! own interest; so much so that he paiil for the same kind of a Bout he could have bought for $7 50 I rum J EN N l NOS. Old No. IS, new No. 40 South llliuoib street FOTi, s.French calf,
s Sh'
to fL!
at
oots,French call, Ii-xku
ress Shot s from
too cheap to menu.’ii,
cap to me JENNINO
Old No. IS South Illinois street,
/'"UTIZENS to become aware of the fact that Vy my rent is less than $i a dav ami othei i penses trifling, thatl can and will sell Boot> an less than any establishment in thecit
JENNINGS*.
South Illinois strcwi.
shoes less than any e; C'all and be convinced, at Old No. IS* new No. 40 nov23 d2mlstp
E. X TTG-’S 7EGETABLE AMBROSIA IS THE MIRACLE OF THE AGE!
The Comer Drag Store, Opposite tories so* FUmr House*. T HBUKD»,IGHHD HAVING JUST 5«w Draf Mi Prtoscriptftoa Slara, SSkV^fite^atetorieoripuuafitefiuf £5^=;; To*e~jfiCfteto
CSrrty-lieadcd Teoplo hare their looks restored by it to the dark, lusitvus, silken tresses of youth, and are happy! Young People, with light, faded or red TTair, have these unfashionable colors changed to a beautiful auburn, and rejoice I People whose heads are covered with Dandruff and Humors, use it, and have clean coats and clear and healthy scalps ! yadd-YTetteied. ’Veterans have their remaining locks tightened, and'the bar* spot# covered with a luxuriant growth of Hair, and dance for joy I Young Gentlemen use it because it is richly perfumed Young Ladies nse it because it keeps their Hair in place I Everybody must and vnH use it, because it ia the cleanest and best article in the
market I
' For Sale by Druggists generally. HKUWN1NG * SLOAN,
Wholesale Agents.
^jdjanajjolisandiAnA^
tep* dSmeod
INSURANCE.
Liffe Inswranee.
I^OWja toatteri to
stpmss
» provision for your comes aad deprives srvioe* and 1 earn in ir
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