Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1867 — Page 4

DAILY HERALD.

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CITY _NE W S Aaaaaementa thle Eeonlng METUOPOLITAN TIIEATKII.—Mr I banfrau. Glance at New York—Ocean i

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T0«dny*s Adrertlaemente. Ainusemcnts—Metropolitan Theater. Notice—nellefontalne Railway Company. Dividend notice. Edward King. Secretary. Masonic—Special meeting of Anclcn! Landsmark Ix>dgc, No. 319. |3riIon. John 3. tVIlllams, of I,.fMyottP. Is In the city, stopping at the Bates House. jr?r A bright orphan )>oy of fifteen, tliAircs a home. Any person wanting snob a boy will please call at the rooms ot tho Y. M. C. A. JSjTWo have received a complimentary ticket to the Burns Festival, to bo given at Ibe House of Lords on the 2fith. Count us In.

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tJTMr. James 3. Conklin desires us to state that ho was not arrested at the Central House ball, and does not frequent sueh plaeos. Some seal] a wag took the liberty of using hU name. -- ^ - • Wo are again under obligations to the Merchants’ Union Express Company, through their messenger, Mr. Whitney, for late Louisville and New Albany papers In advance of

mails.

AnMlTTEI).—Mr. Lewis Jordan was yesterday admitted to practice in the Marion' Criminal Circuit Court, and David T. Burns was admitted to practice in the Marlon Civil Circuit Court. rr Judge David McDonald, of Ibe United States Court, yesterday granted a writ of AoAea* corpus to James Ormsby, of Illinois. James had enlisted In the regular army, and was wanted out. —— Ear Bobs.—Mr. Seaton, the one price hat man, No. 25 North Pennsylvania street, has furnished us with a pair of those neat little contrivances which are an excellent Institu11 m for preventing frosted cars. Licenses.—The following is the list of licenses issued from tho Clerk’s office since our last report: Joseph V. Russ and Gertrude M. McElwee. Tbrmas II. Gancey and Phoebe J. OGIaver. Jam s Y. Mardlck aid Mary A. F-lmar Juovph Hill and .laoe Mltefiell. gy The Circle Kesiuraut, kept by Mr. Geo. Bbodius, No. 15 North Meridian street, offers the greatest Inducement to casual and regular feeders. Us tables are well supplied from the best markets, and its cooking is without reproach. The best liquors and the finest cigars are kept at the circle. Cold, Colder.—At the present writing thf indications are that last night was even coldei than that of Wednesday, when the mercury reached 18 degrees below xcro. It is rather cold for sleigh riding, though from what we can hear we should judge that it is an amusement extensively Invested in. Acquitted.—Charles Reynolds, arrested on the charge of fraudulently using revenue ■tamps on cigar boxes, and who was taken before Commissioner Kimball on Thursday, and had his case continued until yesterday, was acquitted. No evidence of bis criminality was given, though the informers gave their testimony at the trial. Accident.—Mrs. McClure, mother of General Daniel McClure, met with quite a serious accident on last evening. The old lady, while pasdng down the stairs, fell and broke her arm, and otherwise seriously injuring her. The General, with his family, was about leaving for Washington city, but owing to this accident will be detained a few days. tar At a social gstherinsj if the members of the choir of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, at the residence of Mr. D. S. Snyder, on Wednesday evening, the gentlemen named was made the recipient of an elegant .gold chain, proaented by Rev. Mr. Strlngfellow in behalf of a promloenDmember of the church. It was given as a slight token ef the appreciation In which Mr. Snyder's services with the choir ii held. Circuit Court.—In the (nee of William Risk vi. Oliver P. H. Bly, continued from yesterday, the Jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, giving nlra $440 14 damages. Intheeaeeof Nim R. Notts os. Augustus D. Woods, suit being entered to compel payment for services rendered, the plaintiff was awarded $105 47. On motion of Mr. Ell F. Ritter, David V. Burns wa« admitted to practice in the court. Dead.—The old bay horse, so well and so favorably known a* an attache of Connelly, Wile* A Co.’l wholesale grocery store, pegged out yesterday after a short but painful tltncss, •upposed to have been contracted by Inordinate Indulgence In beans, dried apples, or other eEpensive food. He was a worthy old beaat, who has done good service, but bad a bad habit ot running away on the slightca provocation. He always ran with discretlo , bewesrer, neither injuring himself nor anybody

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Transfer#.—Titles for the tranafer of the following described real estate, have been Died tn record since our laet report: The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad Company to Christian Schmidt, Gerhard Ittenbieb and Frans Ittenbacb. lots 38,39,49 41, 43. 43 and 44 In a subdivision of a part of OUtlntOl; $2,920. William Jolly tn Christian Schmidt,Gerhard Ittenbacb and Fraux Ittenbach. lot 45 in a subdivision of a part of ontlot 91j $460, and other considerations valued at $370. Henrv Gaxs to Christian Schmidt, Gerhard Ittenbaeb, and Fran* Ittenbacb, lot 40 in a subdivision of outlots 175 and 176; $2,400. A Frightened La-wmaxer.—A member of the lower House, from one of the Southern countiei charged his boarding bouse a few days since, and went to the Oriental House His ffrst square mcsl at that popular hostelry wm dinner. Sitting comfortably by the stove reading the newspaper, the gong sounded. He Iprang from hi* seat as if he had received s powerful shoek from a gslvanic battery, rushed bare headed into the street and then began ■ critical survey of the upper stories, to see What part of the building had given way. A friend explained that It was only a new fancied dinner bell, whereupon he timidly reentered and finally worhed his way to the dining room, where be made a “full hand’’ in ■towing away the grub. A Cuhiosty —At number 60 East Washington street, corner of Pennsylvsnli street, we yeeterday saw on# of the neatest articles, in the way of a clock, that our experlenee hat ever brought us within viewing distance of. Under a glass case placed upon the top of the etock Is a tree, among the branches of which •tt birds sitting or hopping from branch to braaeh and singing with an almost natural appearance of pleasure, while In the vicinity ef Um tree is a couple ef waterfall# and other hMs upon the ground seemingly Intent upon Etaktaf Um most of an opportunity for tatisfy ing their appatites. The doebl* o*e that has lately $mr braught nut from obsourlty Into which ft was banished son# ysmt pro, and

AHKfVEMARY BaLLc—Lss8 Wight WtfSM sd the social sensation of the sssson tbs grand Franklin Anniversary Ball of the Indianapolis Typographical Union, which has long bean looked forward to with eager, not to tay Impatient, anttefpatlon* by the many who were so fortunats as to receive Invitations to attend. By eight o’clock the coaapany hagan to nrrlv% and the spacious Opera Hsll was soon filled with the merry laughing throng who were to participate in the evening’s erjoyment, nfld any person who viewed the company must have been impressed With tho fnct that the Capital of our State holds a proud position for the beanty, grace and refinement ofits women, and tho vigor, Intelligence and gallantry of Its men. The stage at the east end of the hall was occupied by the mu-ioians, the well known theatre orchestra, whose services were secured bj that equally popular gentleman, Professor Ben. Gresh who 111 the Railing, and soon the dance commenced. Tho largo room filled with the swlfily gilding forms of the dancers presented a scene never before witnessed in tbia city, ami the spectacle would have charmed tho light of ev.ntho most rigid forbldder of

the nance.

The room at Ibe north side of the building was used for refreshments and at 12 o’clock It was thrown open and the assemblage marched in and seated themselves at the tablet loaded with Avery delicacy that tho most refilled taste could desire. Fully two hundred persons were present and participated In the pleasures of the dance and enjoyed the ^mforts furnished by tho tables, and after thc?epast they again resorted to tho hall, whQ$e the night, Into tho “ wee stna’ hours,’’ *wns whiled way as it was commenced. No /nore faultless bail was over given in thlulty, and those present will have cause to long remember It, and the Indianapolis typos who were iustniraentifl in presenting an occasion

f ir so njMi h enjoyment.

Criminal Court.—Tho following persons, convicted at previous times, had their sente ins | roiumivert, as stated, with their names, fi r Hie I'iVnses given below: W8M1 James Owe;— and Samuel Owens, for grand larceny, were eaeh fined one dollar, sent to the penitentiary fee two years, and disfranchised for five vpar- 1 ; Eli Miller, for forgery, was fined one dollar ^rid sent to the penitentiary for throe years; Charles "Jj. Board, for grand larceny, was lin<^ ono dollar, sent to the penitentiary for two years, and disfranchised for two; years; Elijah Long, for grand larceny, was fined one dollar, sent to the penitentiary f >r two y cars, ai*l disfranchised for two years; and Wiliam H. Green, Thomas Powell and Daniel Gaddis, were elich fined one dollar, so it to the penitentiary for two years, and dis-

franchised for two years.

Nlmrrd Barr, in confinement on the charge of asciult and battery with intent to kill, was admitted to bail in the sum of one thousand

dollars.

On the motion of Mr. Robert L. Walpole, Lewis Jordan was admitted to practice in the

cour^

The case of Wesley Johnson, charged with grand j^ceny, continued from the previous day, was taken up, theevldence of one witn5si hetrd ami tho rase continued until to-day at ni io ot toel^A. m.

CiDEif Vinkuar.—Appreciating tho opport ini'T'fhpt the present age of acid and water offered for the establishment of a house that could furnish a pure article of cider vinegar, Messrs. Manlove, Poston A Co. have opened a manufactory and salesroom nt number 37 East Markct,street. where they are prepared to supply our citizens and the trade with a duality of the Ijfluid named that they can warrant as pure Irom all adulterations. It is their IntenWon to build up their business upon tho merits of what they manufacture, and, altligfigh they have only been in business since N<>veroh«\ they are^rapidly gaining favor with housekeepers and the people gen-

erally.

Iiv^iddition to their manufacturing they also do a^eneral commission business, reea lying anal selling aTl kinds of country produce, and fill all orders for groceries with promptness anilPat the lowest rales. Persons having to sell will Hilda market for it with

them*

Amusement*.

The^Metjbpoutan. — The “ American Cousin a( Home’’ was repeated last night with a success, on the part of tho company, some, what btetrr than on the previousevening. Mr. Chanfrau, In bis double character of “Dundreary ”/aud •* Sam," is inimitable, and bis apoearance iif every scene was greeted with unbounded appl.<uaa( There was also much in some of the rendition of the oilier characters and but little to condemn, and little Alice Wentworth* who danced I lie Sailor’s Hornpipe, in character, v^as not only applauded, but her

performtAce A«r;is tutored.

To-ni>^)t Is thi^last appearance of Mr.Chtyirau, an wlii'jh occasion betakes his farewell benefit. A^^-luneeat Now York," with Jlr. Cbanfraua« Mose, and tho “Ocean Child,” with Mr. CbanfrSu as Harry Helm, and Mrs. Riley as Mary Volm, are on tho bills, and are

sufficient V> warrant a full house.

O'.ue MakuIj uyy Foundries.—The following communication, found io a late num-bil-of^ho Scicmf^t. American, is published forthe information of those who it may benefit. The ayTbority seems to be good, as the paper named is not likeiv to have published it withouURome assurance of its usefulness: Messrs Editors: Allow mo through the mediuitete your valuable paper to imparts useful item of knowledge to those interested in the foundry business. I find the sklni-

LOOAL I T K W« WlwMt mm 88» Mwlteff——■» M which DM Grover A Baker Machine pea•esses over others which have some to my knowledge, are. Its slesplleity; non-liability to get oat of order; readily understood by inexporioacod females; Ibe advantages of working directly from the spools, tastesd of reeling the thread on n bobbin or shuttle; the elastic. Ity of the stitch, the fact that there exists no necessity for fastening the ends; the extent of range of work, it being adapted to the finest as well aa to the coarsest work ordinarily done In the house hold. I have known of Instaneee of ladles working on exceeding fine fabrics, who were unable to accomplish on other machines what they desired, and were obliged to resort to this machine.”—Testimony of Dr. B. L. Budd, of 79 We*t Eighteenth street. New York, before the Commissioner of Patents. We are glad to leara that the Grand Gift Concert, for the benefit of the Soldiers’ Home, at Knlghtatown, to be given in Richmond, Indiana, February 1, 1867, under tbc management of S. J. Miller, of that city, is receiving the most liberal patronage from the best citizens throughout the State, and, from present indications, the sale of tickets will be complete by the time advertised for the drawing. Captain J. T. Macauley, at No. 13 West Maryland atreet, Is sgent for this city, where tickets can be procured, and also at a number of the principal stores. Hweet OpofHsaax fhoaa Mexico!— The most elegant and essential personal requisite for a lady, “ Extract of Sweet Opoponax.” E. T. SMITH A CO., New York. _ n2-13w-f II yow are load of a good Cigar* and don’t know where to get it, we would dir.eet you to George Rhcdlus—Circle Saloon— who has an old and a well selected stock—not only of Cigars, but of Wines, Liquors, Ac., Ac. . 17-2 TIranm. J. C. Hereth At Brother, No. 24 North Delaware street, are prepared to furnish everything for comfort during the sleighing season. If you want a Buffalo, Wolf, or Fox Robe well trimmed, or the best and clearest ringing sleigh bells, comfortable horse blankets, harness, or anything to make you comfortable and safe while gilding over the smooth surface, in the frosty atmosphere, along side of your gentle companion, call on the above gentlemen and your wants will be supplied. 17-2 Sweet Opoponax Oosa .Ylexlco!— New, very rare, rich and fashionable perfume. The finest ever imported or manufactured in the United States. Try it, and be convinced. E. T. Smith A Co., New York.

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Every Body trie* to get the Bent, no matter what they want to purchase, and In order to get a good meal, well cooked and seasoned, go to the Circle Restaurant, and you will get what you want clean, and served up in the best style. ^ 17-3 YVhat’s I p ?-Poster* at Hill 4k Yiaaedge’n, .No. S Went Wanhlagto* ntreet, laforaaiag everybody that Bootn 4k fthoea are positively nelll*g at Coot for the aext SB days, KM

•PECtAL NOTICE*.

in tqe lotityiry Business, i nmi me s tnings of sorghum—which are worthless to persons nviktng sorghum molasses very i lul lor making cores for casting. They

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satfd, molding sand, and be rebmied, but will

answer without. Having had years of experience in the foundry business, I recommend it to all toundt^ men as a useful discovery. C. Kratz.

Evansville, Indiana, Deo. 1866.

IStT TBo Journal announces, with a good deal of unction, that Mr. Hannaman has worked for four years in the sanitary and military Agencies, without a salar- at all, sacrificing personal interests and business for the good of our soldiers. While it is true that Mr. Hiifitiaman received no stated salary for uis services, it Is equally truo that his pecuniary Interests have not suffered while he was working '• for the good of our soldiers.” In this sordid age men do not devote four years to “ the good of our soldiers,” or any other good, without com pen as tl >n. There are exceptional instances, as In the case of J. N.; but, in general, philanthropy, patriotism and humanity goes at least ono eye on “ the greatest good to the greatest number ’’—the greatest number being No. 1. Christ CHURdli Mission.—The Rev. H. H, Milburnebus been invited to lecture In our olty for the benefit of Christ Church Mission, and should he be able to attend, it is hoped he will haves full house, both on account of his merit, and bcomse Uswobjectls a good one. Mr. Milburne has been known for years as the “ Wind preacher," and is one of the most eloquent men of the country, the more surprisjyg when we take into account the fact that for a great many years he has been Wind, and dependent^uptei others for both his reading and.writing. We hepe no one will lose this—probably the last—opportunity of hearing him, y Hu sails for Europe in the spring.

Parle Faanlon*.

BanngApr^fh have flat crowns, the gold pbeasanrpluuisgpranchou edged with amber

' l * vorlle . Dagmars, or velvet

bonnets, with swans’ down or fur round them, are getting Seasonable. Two pretty walking .ostumes are th. foR

A blue velvets

IS or marten, s tight fitting cwqu? dimmed with the same, and a blue velvet bonnet edged with fiat pearls bean hung on p«a r | fih/L. blonde strings over blue plain taffeta. A sec’ ..nd is composed iff gray cashmere petticoat trimmed with perpendicular bauds Of brown velvet. The oveiskirt, fourresu, is gored an u . ut In battlements, bordered with brown v*i.

light and fastened up at

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vet; the sleeves ar

the elbow byaiteMRl of a~v«lvet button in center of small squares. The bonnet, n brown bainball^ having on one side a spray of bright red holly in prickly green leaves. The paletot to match Is lined with red. The newest dinner toilet Is the following: A rose colored under skirt, having strain ending with n wide plaited flounce; the overskirt Is madeof Pompadour foulard; bouquets on white ground. It is cut in one with a low square body and scolloped around the bottom; but the festoons in front are not so deep as those behind on the train. They are all edged with white lace. The aleeveyu-e entirely open from the skouldors. They are long, wide and dented round to correeftod with the skirt. They are lined with blue. The undeAieeves are puffs of tulle from the armhole to the wrist; between each puff a cluny insertion; the chemisette Is made ‘ Be tame Way. This Is the reproduction of

the styles of the stxteeth century

respondents.

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Wlseonsln Legislature, Ms hotel in New York Mew

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Seasonable Suggestions. WtateA in this climate. Is a trying season. Its unsteady temperature greatly aggravates dyspepala^nd seta very uAvoraMy upon that ten•ltiv*drcaa. the liver. The alternation of frost and thaw keeps the pores ofthe body oontlsaaJlr opening and contracting and the retolt is a con dltlon of the tyttem favorable to the action of ths atmospheric virus which produces intermittent fevers. Hence npreteetlrd medicine like H09TETTSR’3 STOMACH BITTERS Is espesiall'y i needed in the winter months. The effect of this great Constitutional Invlgorant, In rendering even the feeblest frame impervious to all mala- ; rtons Influences, Is a grand feet demonstrated by | the uniform experience of a quarter of a centnry. , Ac a stomachic, aa aatlblllons medicine, end a preventive and cure of Fever and Ague, it is the one thing needful, which none who value the preservation of health can afford to do without. THB SICK, WHEN AT DEATH'S BOOB. Regret that they did not take the right antidote at the right time Thpusands who are now suffering from the early twlngei of liver complaint and dyspepsia, wi 1 be pre,trate on sick beds a month hence, if they,go not arrest the muchlef at once. Nothing is more easy. A course of toe purest and best vegetable tonic and alterative known In modern pharmacy—HOSTETTEB’S stomach BiTTERS—will restore the digmive orgam to their full vigor, and bring the disordered liver Into a condition of perfect health, as certainly aAunshine dissipates the morning vapors. Fevcty and Ague, too, is at once broken up by this powerful antidote to all miasmatic diseases. Strengthen the system with the BITTERS, and you ma’&.lofy all the complaints which prevail at this inclement season. Janl6 deoi Awl w

Young; fflem, Mpemtf your Evem. Inga at Bryant, Stratton A Co.'s College.

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- I— G-GB— Vtorll*. Brother 4k Co., have removed tb«ir Clothing Establishment to 19 West Washington street. Having a full assortment of the latest styles of Cloth, Caxsimeres and vesting, and an experienced cutter, George W. Stolworthy, they solicit a continuation ofthe liberal patronage heretofore given tbero. In addition, a large assortment of Ready Made Clothing wilt be found at Moritz, Brother A Co.'s, at tho very lowest pi Ices. Their facilities for purchasing arc unsurpassed—hence they can pnd do sell cheap,

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To Arquiro ae Beautiful Hand. writing, go to Bryant, Stratton A Co.'s college.

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Buelnems fflem mmd Others, eagaged during the day, can get a thorough knowledge of book keeping by Joining tbe -peclal evening class, commencing Ibis evening at Bryant, Stratton A Co.’s College. B >oks amt Stationery furnished at the college office. 14 6

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«o fo Brynaf, Hfrattom 4k Co.'a , »*h*lon , e “NlffhtfiBIs

College to get a First Class Business Education. 14-6

PREPARED,OIL OF PALM AND MACE, row Pr/servlair, Kestwrln* aad Bwaallfylair the Hair, And Is the iMott delightful and wonderful article the world ^er produced. Ladles will find it not only a certain remedy to Restore, Darken and Benntlfy the Hnlr, bnt also a desirable article for the Toilet, aa it Is highly perfumed with a rich and delicate perfume, independent of tbe fragrant o.or of the Oils of Palm and Mace. The Barrel ef Perm. A new and boantlfnl perfume, which In delicacy of scent, and the tenacity with which it clinss to the handkerchief and person, Is unequalled. The above articles for sale by all Druggist# and Perfamers,nt$l per bottle each. Sent by express to any address, by the proprietors. T. W. WRIGHT A CO., • octaedSm 100 Liberty street, NewYork.

SPECIAL NOTICES. Belleway’s Pille mad mtataicnt.ralllng of the WeMh.—During tho early stages of gestation, many young marrie i females are subject to a sinking ofthe womb, which causes them considerable trepidation aad uneasiness. Tbe Ointment will be found invaluable in these emergencies as it entirely dispenses with the neces; ity for pessaries or mechanical agencle*. 1 ha Fills will brace the enfeebled organs, strengthen the system and secure the Invalid from ’ a future relapse. These medicines are valuable in all complaints Incidental to the female sex Sold by all Druggists. janSdAwlw ■* l» Wo*«lerfiil, bat True, That thousands of botb the aged and tho young are snatched, as it were, from the very •Fawe of Death By the 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 vielent forms of Cholera, Dyaem tery. Diarrhea. Etc. And also all Spring and Summer Complaints. For tho many strong testimonials In Its favor from families of the first nspectability, see circulars at the Druggists. Prepared by Dr. A. T. Atherton A Co.. Lowell, Maaeaehnsets. Wm. K. Gump, Dayton, Ohio, sole Agent for Ohio and West. jan 3 dlmtu.th.satAwlm

EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT I . MATHEWS’ VENETIAN HAIR DYE. known and used over 90 yean. Dally increasing In public favor. Complete In one botte. No wash. No trouble. A Child can apply it. Produce* a lustrous black or brown, as desired. Doe* not Injure tbe hair. Price 75 eenu. Sold by Druggist* and and Faaey Goods Dealers. Also, Marnwr Amine a Hah Glob* for retorts* and dressing the Hair. let dlyeod

coMiamciAL. Indiana polls Wholesale Barket.

GROCERIES.

The upward movement in gold has imparted more firmness in the market. Trade continues good among tbe jobbtagmerchant*. COFFEES—The general features of the market remain the same, with a go.d Irqulry for choice. 8UGAB4—The market Is firm ar.d command

full prices.

Corrected dolly by A. Jone* Sc Co., Wholesale Grocer*, Nos. T aad 8 flates Haase Walldl**, a* Washlaff-

to* Ntreet.

An Elegant Sweet Gnm. There are a vastnnmberef persons who utterly abhor the Idea of being forced to swallow physt Pills, especially—at a period of time when their own conscience tells them they need meaiolne. To those or ho make wry faces, shrug their sboul den, and shake their bead, with an oh, dear, tort of a countenance, Ut them procure tbe only reliable kind. Redway’s Regulating Pills. Tkey are tasteless, being coated with tweet gum, a vegetable substitute for ealomelor mercury, and they act upon the system quietly and mildly, to as not to purge heavily, or outrage upon the stoaaeh, but rutber tone tbe Liver, set at fight* tho Bowels as nature demand*. la their working* they are marvelous, and where Help or Death hath a voire, these Pills have saved tens and teas of i housanda of lives. They are warranted to effect a positive cure in rase, like Dyspepsia, Bilious Fever, Piles, Disagreeable Nervousness, Hysteria, and particularly those severe disease* earned by a disordered Liver. Whenever the digestive organs require a regulator, Radway’s Regulating Pills should lie used in every case. PrlceSSceal* l>erhnx. Hold by Druggist*. JaaSdAwtw

HUNNE WELL’S RCI.KCTIC | The greatest trait la the ebarPII.I.N. I after of ihrse acknowledged most valuable Pills and Family Physic, is thatof a perfect freedom from Griping and Bowel Irritation. Could tbe thousands of rases of Piles and Bowel Weakness but speak their origin, it would bo found In the enormous unnatural error of using PHI* or any medicine that Gripe* In ae tion. Grl]>ing is semi Dysentery, "v.: lomenfs th( light w ill show w hat a routiuu.9 .»c must

necessarily end In.

Therefore, without griping, 1 claim for the Eclectic Pills a natural remedy for ( bronlc Constipation, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Head Ache, Liver and Ki Iney < omplainta, Piles, Worms, Loss of or Impurities of the Blood, Rush of Blood to the Head, Loss of Appetite, and til derangements ol ?tomarh or Bowels, and now fully conceded I

them

J L HUN NEWELL, Proprietor,

Practical Chemist and Pharmaceutist, No. 9 Commercial Wharf, Boston, Massachusetts. Sold by all dealers in medicine. Physicians

and Dealers supplied inJBiil*.

lanSdeod.twcowlm

.% Sew rerfiae for (hr Handkerchief. Pbalo*’* “Night Bloooalag C*r*ao.r>

• lag C*ro*o,”

Hhalon’a “ Nigbt Bloomal** Cere**.”

J- E. Fnwkaor, Narcemor to I’. R. Ferine A Son, No. 24 West Maryland street, dealer in Pittsburg, Brazil and Highland CO’ii, reduces the price of bis real from two to three cents on the bushel. This is at least three cents lower than tbc same coal can be had for at any other establishment. _ 11-6 The l.iisme Bulk ! The Bli^l Sex! The Deaf Hear!—Dr. W. A. Candee, the Healing Medium, will treat tbe afflicted of this city und vicinity for tbe next sixty or ninety days. The Doctor has had great success in treating chronic diseases, has treated many thousands in every city he has visited. No matter how long you’ve been sick or who has doctored you there is yet hope. Dr. Candee’s credentials and referenles are as good as any in the laiul. All patients treated at his rooms. Office over Mrs. Quimby’s Millinery Store, No. 42 South Illinoia street; entrance through the Store. 24-lm Heady made 4Tofhlafi nl (great Sacrifice.—Moritz, Brother A Co., No. 3 East Washington street, are selling their stock, and and making Nobby Business,or Dress suits,for two weeks, or until their removal, positively at cost. 24-28 Atteatloa 4'apitall*l*!--ftafe Ia> vehtment.—Best chance ever offered In Indianapolis. Glenns’ Block, 67>4 by 196 feet en Washlngton street, for sale. For terms, apply to W. A il. Glenn, proprietors. JyW-tf. Tbe •‘■Jafortaaate” should read Dr. William Thomeon’s advertisement on the third page. _ Jel4-ly LsOAIV OF’F'I ce, •No. S A Soatb Illlaofas Ntreet, WEST SIDE. Money loaned In sums to suit any article of value. Goods of all kinds bought and sold or exchanged. Always on band, Uoredoeped pledgae,for sale or trade. E. Mat A Co. Postoffleeaddress—Look Box884. ayTdly

Important Invention.—We learn that Dr. T. H. Cavanaugh, for some time past a elUxeu of New Alba^f, has perfected, and is now having manufactured, a working machine, of what he denominates the '’Acme Light,” which exceed* In brilliancy and Intensity any thing of the kind hitherto invented. It is designed for locomotive head lights, coast light houses, steam and eail vessels, theaters, balls,

concert rooms, etc.

Some Idea of the Importance of this Invention may be seen by comparing It with others. Engineers inform us that It le with difficulty they can discern obstructions of any magnitude upon the track fifty yards ahead of tbe engine, with tbe reflector* now used, at a speed of twenty mile* an hour. With tbe "Acme Light,” tbe inventor guarantees the engineer shall be enabled to see tbe smallest obstruction at least three bn ndred yard* ahead of the engine, giving ample time to stop tbe

train, and avoid accidents.

Another recommendation of the "Acme Light” Is lu cheapness. Tbe laventor estimates tbe expense of lighting our Music Hall not to exceed tbe coot of twelve ordinary sixed

o*l oil larai

Phalon’s “Night Ml*

■lag CereaO'”

Phis Ion’s “ Nlgbt ■looastag Coroao.”

lost eA]nislte, delicate and Fragrant Psr fume, distil],',I from the rare and beautiful I

fro

lower

A mi

stilled from the

m which it takes lu name Manufactured only by

FHALGN * SON, Now York. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS ASK FOB PHALON’B—TAKE NO OTHER.

fytl deodAwonwly

THE LAW OF MERCY,

8* Helatlon to Great Social Evil*

AN Essay for Young Mm on the Errors, Abuses and Diseases incident to Puberty, which destroyed the manly powers—with Reports on bow ■ad highly sucoosslnl remedies. Sent In sealed lette?envelopes, free of charge Address Dr. J SKILMN HOUGHTON, Howard Associatien, Philadelphia, Penyylvaaia. * dedSdAwta

Ilill’/Hair -Dye,

Fifty eenu, black or brown instantaneous, natural, durable, beautiful, reliable, indeed the best in use, has been b^ore the publle over I flees years, is the cheapest, containing aa aueh as the usual dollar sisoi. Depot, No. M John street. New York City. Sold by all Druggists, patent medicine, perfumery and fanoy goods stores everywhere. jets dly Myitis sonstruatlve suicide to use la pure medicines. In csse^of Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthas, Kheumatisgi,Gout,scrofula. Marasmus, etc , avoid the possibility of Imposition by using the Standard Cod Lteer Oil, manufactured from the finest livers pro&rable on the bank* of New found!and, by JOUNJC. BAKER A CO. No. 718 Market street. Philadelphia. nov#dim

A CARD TO IBVALJDS.

A clergyman, while residing in South America as a missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for the cure of Nervont Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of thejjrlnary and Seminal Organs, and toe whole train of disorders brought on by bsnsful and vicious habits. Great numbers bnve beeiPalready cured by tbls noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit tbe afflicted and unforty note, I will tend the recipe for preparing g(!d using this medlslae, in a sealed envelope, tonpr one who needs It, Faxx OF ClaBOS. Plegf^enrlose n poet-paid envelope, addressed

to yenAelf.

-*• Address, ' JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Bible House, deeidfifa* New York City.

■weot ^yog oamxy~gwe

ed tbe coot of twelve ordinary sized ips, from the time of lighting to tbe e evening's performance. We are

promised a full description ot this great Inven(ion in a few days. We can only say now, that tbe light is made from tbe concentration nf rays wubin a given space, and so used for illumination, that not one of them is lost, but each intensified a thousand fold for the pur-

poses Intended.—JVeio Albany Ledger.

John C. BrockfarMgo. " Burleigh,” tbe well known correspondent of the Boston Journal, hss lately given curr f6 ( 7 to the stalemente that Mr. Breckinridge, the former Vice President, now In lnTOlme^“ ,,>a “ pre,,e8 th# f0 "° W ' i«»7Jr* lb,r, w e of Ballons and by tbe •rTsf L f r ’ ‘jl** b* 1 «o rights. They were "yboggoy <*»*> conquerors. He said the ThfhuiS! WM unparalleled. ..1—Wd be searched South after involving the OovernriHot i^an.-b a terrible eonlliet, with so awftU?*alSA«M

faieelae

llee during Um war.acd are fi ticular. Mr. Breckinridge n«

old so many

miSffirBW

whmlhe got o«l ef Ifce dead

eea Opopooax

Sweet Opoponax, a aew Perfume from Mexico. The most slegant and essential

Personal requisite

. FornLauy.

Extract of sweet Opoponax. ---'Pb# Floral Gem of Mexico. B. T. SMITH A CO., New York. El Correo states,'tbe sweetest Extract ever need. Try it. Entered according to law. decISdlm

HYGIENIC WINE, This MFonTiD Tonic, recommended by tbe SMAeminsnt physicians, is made of 3*TTXUB SHEZUTC, Admits in Jfs composition only Tonis, Aromatic mra Febrifuge substance*. It repUesa, with » great superiority, all other Bitters, which hove for abase nothing but alcohol or Inferior whiikies. It is richer than nay otfier Bittern In Aronsatie mad ■mlomatle Wrloeiplen, And its teste a exquisite. Its soothing effects os the Nervoa* Fluids is most astonishing, for, whii* it gently exhilarate* by rsmaimatlng tho ftiactions of the Digestive Organs, ami dissipate ion. guor, by gently snfrwhlng aad stimulating a* Brain, giving a healthy tone to tho whole eramaiem, it leaves behind none ofthe baleful influences that follow alcoholic stimulant*. Wo warrant that, npon trial. Hygienic Wia* win bo found* ——’ ^tWirlr— ■rTTfflgti, Possessing wonderful virtue* m all caste of Dyspepel* aad Debility, aad ssoreover la unex nod as an „ , XPPWIZKR. To Ledl«t, especially, it win prove a meat eflhetnal relief fqV those aUmente to whisk the sex is most liable. LAMAMBI a eamping, 81 and 88 Broadway, Now York. MUSCAT PERLE wUlbefonndnmeegdeUeions wine, superior to anything of foe kiad-tt le the Hwe juice of tbe Snyat grape, fruity and dellelous bey on 4 description. Try it and he senvines*. — Both Of *e Wines tewflnrtnle by Browning * fooeaig. H-Lte.nndhr Botee Hones; Nay B Co., earner futaols aad Wathtaoton seraae. eefodtf

Smokers, Take Notice. Cigars,Tobacco, Pipes, Etc.,Okeaper than Ever, to Salt tho Tiasee. JUST LOOK AT THB PRICES.

A good Cigar Scents A tip top Cigar, three for »cent# A fin* Havana Cigar 10 cents Best Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco, per lb..... $1 60 J. A. MCGAW, iff Bates Block, North lUiaols street. doe19 deodlm

ROFEStlONAL.

, per dosea

.13 00

1 50

Per barrel Bottled Ale, pi

AXKS-

Tencyek, perdoi Graff’s patent...

Simon’s Patent 19 00 “ Plain 18 00 Amaricnn Spring Steel 14 00 to 15

BAR IRON—

Per lb Horse shoes per lb Horseshoe nails BE^gr 9prln ' ^

white

Pulverised Brick, per bbi BB^M^’ Perl -' & 2SX2 p * , ! kmen :::::

New York Market.

New York, Thursday, January 17. Cotton—Vtry firm with a very moderate

business doing, chieflo owing to the etarm; sales of 7.000 bales of middling uplands at 36c.

Flour—Receipts, 2,499 barrels; market dull

and nominally lower, but the quotations are unchanged; sales of 4 000 bairels; market

ciosed quiet.

Whisky—Nomina!.

Wheat—Receipts 5COO bushel*; market dull and drooping; sales of 7,300 bushels No. 3

Milwaukee at £2 15.

Rye—Scarce and firmer in bond, bnt free is duligand heavy; sales of 8,000 bushels Canada Barley—Dull; receipts, 300 bushels; market quiet and firm; sales of 32,000 bushel* at$l 16 for mixed Western in store, nod $1 19 afloat. Oata—Receipts 3,650 bushels, in moderate request; sales of 18,600 bushel* at62@6&c. fpr

Chicago and Milwaukee.

Petrolem—Quiet and firm; sales at 20c. for crude and 28J4@3Ic. for refined in bond.

18 00 1 Groceries—Dull.

19 00 Pork—Firm and quiet: soles at $32 50, 20 50

BINDERY.

Amusements.

@21 fur new mess, $16 50@17 for prim:

!>«,. J. HA-LE, V88f,I.F.U’n BLOCK, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, Physician for DLeases of the Dead, Throat and Longs,

Tffl which branch of the profession hi. practice it exclusively esaflned. may bo consulted dally, penonaily or by letter, at hU I>l«i>en*ary and Surgery, Miller's Block. North Illinois street, one square north of tbe Balea House. The Important cures effected, and unqualified •access of tbe Doctor’) new method of treatment during tbe last year, in this city, should eau«e tbe thlnkingand unbiased portion ofthe community, to appreciate tho advantage* of a permanent Institute, for the scientific treatment of lho»o insidious, and if niimoleatrd, fatal clan of ( on sumptive disease*, the more-.o as it !> evident Catarrhs and Troat Dhord. r, are alarmingly on the Increase The Doctor'- treatment of the mn-t approved form* of VAPOR IVHALATIO.V, Combined with PROPER CONSTITUTIONAL TREATMENT, certainly sucrec'S where the old methods of practice utterly fall-

edium ttra

Fancy •• Shaker ••

BUTTER—

Choice Indiana—Quiet. __MwHum < 'to Common, duii .. UABDLBN—

CHEESE—

Western Reserve Hamburg Factory

COAL—

Brazil Highland Pittsburg „ Copper COFFEE— Rto Common Good Prime Choice COTTON BATTING—Best Medium COTTON YARNSNo 500 No. 600 No. 70fl. Pound Cotton Tarns Cat pet warp Coverlet yarn EGGS—Good demand. Fresh

FLOUR— Superfine

Extra, T &L r

su FX to ny, Is to 40 : :: JfESS *1 90 to S 00 480 50 00 * 00 to a 25 9 50 to 2 75 8 U0 to 3 50 4 00 to 4 25 . 4 50 to 5 00

! for February

cloving at $19 37 caidl.

$1' “

5 at seller* anc d March delivery

prime, also $17 50.

at $21 2n@21 75 at sellers

New mess

4 buyers option

Bet f- (jufrt ni;d -teady; sales 250 barrels, lb ef limns—Unchanged; sale* 150 barrels.

Bacon—Quiet; sale* < f 200 bo:

20 to 26 .. 15 to 17 . 75 to 80

on—(juiet; sale* <>f 200 boxes at $10@ 10 18 for Cumberland cut and $H)%@11 for

short ribbed.

Cut Mente—Inactive; sales of 280 packages at for shoulders and $10@12^ for

hams.

Dressed Hogs—Firmer; Sales at *8^@8% for Western. Lard—<>uiet and steady; sales of 1.200 pounds at 12J4@ Die. for old and 12^(413,He. for new. Butter—Firm. Cheese—Unchanged. —— ■ i ^ — New York Cattle Market. New York, Thursday, January 17. Beeves—Sales at $12; light medium expected for $10. Sheep—tjuiet; sales at 71J£c. Swine—Steady.

DAILY HBBALD

BOOK BINDERY,

16 1-2 East WtsklBgtoi Street,

Metropolitan Theater. Cor. Washington indTtnn***** ltr**ts. Mr. »MI. alley MatsoRer. NOTICE—CHANGE OF TIME Friday Evening 1 , Jamry 18. Farewell Benefit and last night of YIR. S. F. CBANFRAU,

ppearIn '

tors.

When he will appear in two of his best eharae

t, and in two great plays.

Glance at New York. Mose :...Mr. F. 8. Coanfrau O OE AJX CHILI)

Mr. F. S. Chamfrau Mrs. W.H Riley

two o'clock. Darts of tne

Drama of U nclc

Harry Helm

Mary Helm Saturday afternoon at half-past grand Matinee. Admission to all IVnlv, Oddn* 3 ' TLl< '' great mor!U Dl

Philadelphia Market. Philadelphia, Thursday, January 17. The snow storm has almost suspended busi-

ness.

Breadstuff*—Dull. Flour—Dull, but advanced 10c. Wheat—Quiet, with sales of No. 2 spring St 1 $2 62; winter $3 15. Corn—Dull, with sales of new yellow at 97c. @$1 50.

la Coaaectloa with oar I.urge

Job Printing Office,

40 to 4t 36 to 38 25 to 30

62 to 63 tl* to 63 63 to 65

Oats—Unchanged; sale, at 52c. Pork—Sales at $21(321 00. Hams—Sales at 12@i2%c. Lard—Sales at 12%(81d>^c.

Whisky—Dull.

CARNIVAL OP PUN

AT

nvn^soisria n^iaXa Commencing Wednesday Evening, Jautidif ]r I(j 9 lS67o thIT wizard, AND VENTRItoariST,

And originator of

Cn-ii't Exhibitions!

He proposes to

GIVE E V ERYBGDYAPRESE N T, Who attend his first entertainment’ tbe Prin'-ipal of which wiil be selected from the following elegant and costly articles:

Sets of Furcitur

I Castors, Ice 1’itc

Loads of Wood,

Ladies’ Dress Patterns.

B igs of Flour,

rRui

rial Apples, ngr lb . f"" ^ bbl

rib.

Ireen - '' bbl . ’caches, halves, per 1

“ quarters, FEATHERS-

.11T

7 OOto 850 12 50 to 13 00 .... IS 50 to 13 75

9 to 10

... .2 SO to 2 50

ire geese.

60 to 65 8 00 to 8 50

FISH

White FUn, ons-half bbl

White FUh In ons-fourth bbl White Fish la kit* 2 ,0 to 2 :o Mackerel, No. 1, one-half bid 12 ou to 12 25 Mackerel, No. 9, one-half bbl 11 00 to 11 50 Mackerel, No 8, one-half bbl 9 75 to 10 (JO Mackerel, in kiU. No 1 2 <w to 3 no Mackerel, la kits. No. » 2 75 Marker*!, in kite, No. 3 3 no

FUKKIGN FRUITS—

Rai-Ins, Layers, new 5 Oo Raisin,, M B 4 75 Turkiah Bruno*, per lb.. ** to 24

Dried Currante

One pound Cove Oyateni. per doz 2 :i5 Two • •* •* •• •• 375 Two - Peaches • -• ( 50 to 5 00 Two •• ( berries “ •• 500 Two Black Berries •• •• 4 no ■fo. o ’• Toma too, .... ., —

GRAIN —

W bent, red,^>er bus Com, ear “ Oat, •• GLA8H—8ul»iert to

Buffalo Markets. Buffalo, Thursday, January 17. Fleur—Demand moderate, with a steady and stiff market; sales of No. 1 spring at $11 75 (gll. Wheat—Quiet, but nothing doing. Corn—In moderate demand; sales at $1 for old, and 88c. for new. Oats—Nominal; sales at 30<g52c. Barley—Quiet; sales at $1 10(^1 25. Rye—Nominal; sales at $1. Provitions—Quiet. Mess Pork—Sail s at Sid 1,0 for liea\ \ :• and $19 5() for light. * ‘ i Lard—Nominal: sahsat 123a@l'*u. Dressed !! .•' - Id na di rate demand; sales ' at 7' ; i/-.-. Wti-kv—» ti v turr.i: - 'cs at $2 49(g2 4u,re- 1 tall.

We have one of the most complete

oui

Sets of Cro .-kerv,

Kerosene Lamps, (.24 "pieces,;

Opera Capes and Ilocds,

A Live Pis-Jua* for Fuu! No Uiunkw—No Jewelry Given Away.

All t seiui Presents.

P'lr particulars, see program voini-.lon 50cents; Reserved Seat,

I >CK»

jan

programmes,

ved TScent?

‘■en at seven; commence at eight o’clotrL.

BOOK BINDERIES

I the TYestcrn cou

Clncinoa-.I Market, Cincinnati, Thursday, January 17. Flour—Dull, and prici » nominal. Wheat — Dull. Corn—Nothing di.h'g. Rye—S ill - at $1 15 b-r N-. 1 Oats—Dull and Unehatig. d. Barley—Unchanged. Colton—There was a good demand, and sales of middling at oK’-: butholdevs were asking

SDo&iJddc.

vv b'-ky—Dull, and sabs at '.('.c. in bend. Hugs—Firmer: sales $7 25; receipts, 3,6<i0

ntrv.

ill kind

13 1 n. 11 k

DRY GOOD . _ CLOSING OUT! Scott & ?«1itchells, • f> %Ys-- 5 sYci^Iisngtoa street, Y'dL NO-y (•FKKltiNt, THEIR ENTIRE STIFLE .1.\!> mtl MV COHDS

i- l-

e- :7*■3 O

THAN COST!

2 50 2 60

37 to 40 40 to 12

-sales $2')<820 50, with a fair de-

tail 3 of -boulders at

by to

10 bv 12 NSENG

ubjevt to discount often to fifteen per

► r large order v

. 6 50

7 (JO

73 to 80

gV C T3 I> .

To my old pattente, and tbemaay friend, who hnr* m kindly aid generoualy sided my endeavors to mitigate the ravages of eonsump ion by coring those dlsenaes that *o vorejy tend to It, I am very grateful, aad shall endeavor to merit tb«tr approbation la the future, as la the past. To TBkrvSLic I bar* to say that I do not eon, filer it sscesvary to present fnrther testimonial, to yonr notice at tbit time, haring, during the pa-t year, given you statement* and report* from tho most reliable parties of over a hundred rase* mccossfully treated. Thu certainly should giveronfldaaea to those who an still suffering. fl9*( onioltstton free, and terms of treatment within tbe reach of ail. Tones, ete1 tec 16dfimrodDtorttkp DR. J. HALF..

HAIR— Per tiiishet ! HIDESi is ret a (srcun -t iin-rn ( all '•kin IIOMINV—Goml dcxAij'l ! 1RONj Holietl nlicwt Iron, Xth*. io Ui 47 i < haruofol do do «|q Genuine Busaifo Imitation do A

LEAD

Pig ..

Sheet an'l Pipe

LARD LIME

LUMBERLath, poplar

Fine

LEATHER - link, 81aughuir sole Buoalo, Sluuirtttcr »ole

to : 4 to nr 4

12

ugs

head.

Mesa Prrk

mund.

Bulk Meats—FiriiKT;

7*ic.; sides, OKe. 4Bacon—hale, < t clear at lu';.*-.; sidts, 2'V. !

Green Meats—E'irmer.

Lard—E irm; sales at 12 1 ,('? 12J a c. for prime. |

Butter—Lnclianged.

I ioM—$1 ,15^.

Hultlinorc Market. B it.TtMOKE, ThursMay. January 17. j „ The market very duii and prices remain nccli ir:-fd. " ”'i

TT OUT.

COUNTY OFFICERS

HARDWARE.

K A, HUTCHINSON & CO.,

Importers aad Jobbers of

Mo. 99 Waiawt If reef.

Botwoen Third and Pearl Ht«..

cnroxmrATi, ohio. octl dSm

FOR SALE.

Mill Seat and Farm! TK CARROLL COUNTY. INDIANA, three and X a half atlas from Delphi, the county teat, and from the W abash aad Brio Canal, aad T. W. A W H.M., tweafv sere*of Load, all under cultivation, through which paases a living stream of water ere pell lag a flaw Mill whleh Is cutting, with one BOM, 2,Ml feet per day—a Srst class frame Dam atao fees bead ot water—in a wall tlabert country. Power snflclent for grist mill or other ■MggfolgL^^geed orchard on the placo. Also, 154 Acre* Farming Land! Witt from goto 80 acres in enltlvatloa-bslaan well Umbered with oak and blaek walnut, jl good tenant bens*; rmnniag water through farm: also, several springs. Well ndapted to wheat and corn. Situated ea mala road. Price of mill property, flSJMtL^temj $8,000. To be told «epa-

Terme—One half yean. Tor farther decSl dtw M.W.F

Term*—ome half caah; %olMce in one and two

>, Inquire <

partTeulars, Inquire ef 1. C. A J. applkgate,

Delphi, Indian:

CLOTHE9 WARMER.

®OTY»8 Clothes Washer

UMng or

{“to

b eaev to operato-t ■taading—injures : ■eats, and does its

norfoteloa la from two to lour mlautes; 1* durable, snd is the only washing machine m Lixxa rxa sxttxe rax lonoxs it is caxo. R—■weailtil as the very beet, by SoIob Robln•on^Oran Judd, Yeaaaaa,aad many otter promR. C. BROWNING, General Agent, 8$ Courtlaad Street, New York, (Opposite Merehaat’s Hotel.) The Fnirersal Clothes Wringer,

wrrw

COG - WJHKKIgflf, Fits aay wash tab, wring* clothe* almost dry with little labor, aad will save Its coat la slothing every year. load fot wheHteala aad retail terms, slap de‘^txslnalveright^of tale given to the fli-st res; on-

X'-.

'rSSSSiSi l$> atttUka at ayaty *- RllFttAM «fo Nffltete

Kip, No l. medium French Kip. (rat choice French Calf Domestic Calf Linings, per doz MOL.V^Li- *•» Porto Rico NAILS— lOd OII>~ LinRceit Oil Signal or Headlight Oil Extra Engine OU Engine oil No. 1 Car OU Wood Oil Machinery OU No. S Machinery OU < arbon OU Naptha or Beniole Refined Coal OU ONIONS—Per buvbel POTATOES PLASTER PARIS POULTRY— Chicken., live per Joxen drcksot •• Turkey-, acrlce: <lre-*ed per lb POWDERUlaeting

Rifle

RA(>8 RICE—

Rangoon Carolina SALT— SEKI^S* P6r , ' arr ® 1 aEE r^ SHEET ZI.NLPer »hcet Per cask SHOTPer Ke^

•* Bag

SOAP—

IndianApolis German Proctor A GmiDble M

Wcrkes* lUbbitt’n

^^I*hilA<ielphiA, flne English . American. SORGii I'M—Dull 5YRrPS-

Cboice

Me<tium Common

SUGARS— Hard, refined

While, -oft refined Y ellow ’* Porto Biro, raw

Cuba, raw

8TARLII—Demand giM)d :

TANNER’S OH.— Banks.

Strait* TALLOW—Fair demand at

In barrel*

In one half barrel* In backets, per dozen

TEA—

Young Hyson

Imperial

Gunpowder

Black . .

TICKINGS—

Conestoga, C. U. A Everette

w*?tBSiaci. A :

^^Pngidence . 45 £•**>“ >• * 65 jiS*:::::::::.. ..........:. v =g TOBACCO- <u

Block sweet, one-fourth, oae half and tens ■ - - ■ * w. 73 to 78

Bright, one-fouAh and ten* 90 to 100 {• t... woo p.jTta .... d 1960

Wooden ware-

si. Leals Market. .-T. Loup*. Thursday, January 17. ( ottun—Dull; sale- at i- . Fiovr—Firm. Wheat—Unchanged. t urn—Easier; sales at Oats—Higher; sales at (iuCrfd'c. Prouisions—Quiet. Lard—Unchanged. Hogs—Firm; sales at $0 55. Whisky—Firm; sales at ?2 15. sugar—Common to cnoiee, 12 , *e. Mllwaakee Market. Milwaukee, Thursday, January 17. Flour—Quiet.Wheat—Dull; sales at $2 15 for No. 1. Corn—Unchanged. Oats—Weak; -ales at 48c. for No. 1;receipts, 1,7(0) bushels. Wheat—Steady. Corn—Steady; *ale». 1,800 bushels, Oats—8bipments, 2,800 bu-heD. r—Firm.

With promplne*s, ood lu a manner tha'Jw warrant will give entire -atisfaction.

FI. ur-

CHANCE OF TIME.

BELLEFOmUE RULW1T.

CHANGE OF TIME.

and after Momlay, iumlH‘f 24. 1866, trains V/ will leave tl;e L'uion Dcj*- t, as i«»ll ws:

1 T5U>1 «U

• OOto 11 00

90 to 1 10 86 to 1 00 3S!

1 OOtol T6 i auto140 TOto fcO

1 40

OOtol 30 40 U T5 a to m

_ into Express Mad 80 to 1 (JO Aceommotiaiion to L nitu.

30 to 60 Mgiit Ex

I OOtoS Hi

2 00 to 3 75 M (JO to .7 W)

1*2to l

7 15 to 7 50 8 50 to 9 (JO

6 to 6^

10 to 11 ii* toii* ;

390 to3 00

* 10 tot 96

7 SO

9 50 to 3 00

pres.

Trains arrive ir

Night! Accora

sXprtss

ummodatioo

Express

4:13 A. M 8:00 P. M 7 (*) P M % A H 11.00 A. M 8:4*3 l*. X

RAILROAD OFFICERS

AM requested to examine our

zbiz-ajstk: books.

feel sat fltod we are manufacturing tho ook* maue m the State.

Persons W ishing Bargains t'ifll i ( iirhiiiia, and Yew Vear-s Prpseai8. W' r,i' ’ ! » xvcIi to call on i;<. s t m,' ic s t i:i7LOAV C'OSsT.'. (ioods Below Cost, LINEN GOODS BELOW COST, (.aces and Embroideries Below Cost, GLOYEr AND HOSIERY BELOW COST. CloiiUs ami J»lmvvls Below CLOTHS AMD CASSiMERES BELOW COST, Jeans and Flannels Below Cost, Dress Trimmings Below Cost, AT SCOTT Ac :»IITCBEIzIz!«i% 10 West Wasbington Street. decl dim

SPECIAf, NOTICE — i’a*-engt>; the7:00r x. train will g.iin irom th:

hours, and one train m

.. 18

15*

9); to to 11)4 to 12 11* to 12 14 to 15 14 to 15

.1 10 to 1 25 75 to 1 00 60 to 70 I8« to 16V 15to 14,H 14 to 14s 15 to Ifij^ 11 to 12 V

7 to T 1 ,' » to 9 V

S 50 a 50

6 00 to 6 60 1 20 to 190 . I 00 to* lb 140 to 2 10 100 to 160

S;^

taking I

.tin Irom lh:ce to nine I 11 ji'tvanco of all other '

ING CARS are run through on this ween InditinApttiis ami Cleveland, and idianapoli-. and Alliance, w ithout change. Passengrrs leaving Indiana[H>lis Saturday At OOP m. connect at Crestline, Sunday morning, rah the Pittsburg. Fort W^yne and vhicago Lai 1 road, and go throigh without delav, T 1> ItARTON Jl STUS tt. COZAD, General Passenger Agent. Superintendent,

dee^itf

routes: M*KKP

train. l»etween Indiunapoli*

TAILORING. PARIS AM) >EW YORK CALL. -VTNTXJ WIDTTBIR I.aatest »*>Te>* ol' DRESS AXD MERCBAM TAILORING BY PROF. EDWARD LENOX, FASUI0MISLE TAILOR, Ho. .1:1 Illinois street, A *Vw dooi« "Otith of the Palmer House

% }

jMS’V-EEEu.JS Nest, (eight in neftjperne*t . 4 75 to 5 00 " (Three In neat) •- 325 Kteler’a (live in neat). ...» 2 09 No 2 Uhnras, common, per dozen. 15 Ofi

SS YeS

One-hslfbmilicl measure* " eootosso B ami u. Bunhete “ “ 8 »to 8 50

Wa»hl>oard*. uer dozen .

No. S *' No. 1, cedi

No 3

W, 2& wmris^bwoS e ^ b! Ftenoe, washed Tub Waabed Unwashed

.. 3 75 to 4 00 9 00 to 3 96 ... 4 50to5 98 ... 8 30®2 38

.40 to 48 to 60

Meaev, Btecke, fflic. N*w YORK, Thnraday January 17.

Money—Eaay. Gold—Active at

Sterling—Quiet but firmer at

Governments—Steady; cloalng price SIX; ceuptete^ef ’62,X#X; T-Wa, l(ftx«106X; Ra11road 4 Stocka—In better demand; Ohio certlflestea, 57X; Western Union, 46X; New York Central, 10SX: Erie* Wfi; Hudson, 128; Michigan Central,107; Illinois Central, 120^; Pittsburg, 9^; Toledo. 128Ji; Bock Island, 100%: Northwestern, 42%; Fort Wayne, 99%; Michigan Southern, 8C%; Mliwankee and St.

Paul, 61.

Mining Stock*—Better; Gregory, ISO: Condon, 610; Gold HiU, 426; Gunnell, 197; Smith,

750- _

Eewlfirllle larfflet,

Louisvill*, Thuraday, January 17, The steamer Partif arrtnd a meti o'clock

tWflflfflfoaf. DMeaflUlfol

a"

tki iMM very heavy,

TT A V ING just received a large, full and comXX plcte line of Dreas and Merchantable Piece Goods. I am now prepared to make np all styles of Dress or Merchant Salts on the shortest notice. Thanking tho public for past patronage, I solicit an examination of my new slock and pricea, and guarantee satisfaction in all coses. JanlfidSm

FOR SALE OR REflT. Ifc-A. Y HOUSE FOR MAIzK OR RENT.

T HI8we,l kzown a^nd popular public bouse in rented for a^’term o^ycars.^or* soW,’on^casv

DRY GOODS MERCHANTS

And other business men using

Large Ulanlv Books,

Are reonested to (ire ns a call and examine ou: stock of Papers, which we warrant to be of tMe

Best material in Use.

MARBLE WORKS. ITALIAN MARBLE WORKS. !li;soutii illlnois street. I"’ i 7i ti 1 a j- O o . , Sculptors and dealers in all kinds ot Siuported YSarblc Work, MascLichired in Carrara, Italy. xlso^make to order everything pertotnt Vaults, ^ * lerms, 5 Orders fr s ■y dtf BOOTS AND SHOES. Beware of the Man \Vni<> has a house lull of babies, pays “big V V rent "—both house and store—for he can’t ii'dd a candle to tne low prices in Boots ami Shoes that Jennings, .old No. 18 South Illinois street oilers, 101 UL locks all the above luxuries.

BINDING FOR PUBLISHERS

Don* on the most favorable terms.

FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE. A FINE store room in a flourishing town, only six honrs ride from the city, will be traded for city property, with a difference of from une to Four Thousand Dollars in Cash. HAMLIN * JOHNSON, Real Estate Agent*, 48 West Washington St. dec 27 Iw

FURNITURE.

Old Furniture Made New.

A ll

XA. va:

1 am also prepared to make hies, a very interesting parli

tronage

>m Nc

es, a very iheerosting parlor amusement. Pa-

irs >0 10 Bat * 9 L.'sNbDEhL*’

room No. 9, \

declS d6t

FOR RENT.

FOR R E IV T .

CALI* AMD SEE TS

tax Bmat WaaklngMm Street,

iixr 13zaisra.or.xs, itstij,

HERALD COMPANY,

Preerletwm.

The Corner Drug Store, Opposit* Natw aad Palmar Bourn. rpHB UNDIBSIGNKD HAYING JUST I opened a Rev Drag aa4 PlreMviptlii Stare, Offer to ttelr friteffln aad the pnbUc generally a fresh and wall assneted rtaek of articles c usually kept by ipoyiNtm im. *° u, « compounding of

4w Tl !lI< K ” voyi di>a^ree la | unite in buy \our BOUTS AND a»HO! 0.<l No. IS South Ulinoissfreet. e o i: rs r> it e ^vi>. A max was found. Saturday last, dead to hU 5V own iutori-i; m> much so that he paid $10 lor $7 U 50 a 1 rom Umi ^ " Uu0t Ue CO JE?5Ings!* W Old No. IS new No. 40 South IlUnois street.

for sale.

Old No. IS Soul

WAJVTER

6heap to mentio:

JENMNUS\

th ID inois street.

/CITIZENS to become aware of the fact that a v_y my rent is less than $1 a day and other ei. lenses trilling, that 1 can and will sell Boots and shoes less than any establishment in thecitv Call and be convinced, at JENNINGS* ’ Old No. IS. new No. 40 South Illinois street.

d No. IS. i

NOTICE.

ninSTG "S VEGETABLE AMBBOSIA IS THE MIRACLE OF THE AGE! Orny-hontletl I»eopl© have their locks restored by it to the dark, lustrous, sii.C n t. esses of youth, ami are happy ! Young People, with light, faded or red Hair, have these unfashionable colors changed to a beautiful auburn, and rejoice l People whose heads are covered with Dandruff and Humors, use it, and have clean coats and clear and healthy scalps ! "Vetemns have their remaining locks tightened, and the bare spots covered with a luxuriant growth of Hair, and dance for joy! Young Gentlemen use it because it is richly perfumed! Young Ladies use it because it keeps their Hair in place! Everybody must and srill nse It, because it is the cleanest and best article iu the

market!

For Sale by Druggists generally. BKUWNINU A SLOAN,.

Wholesale

ml la

sep4 il3men:l

esale Agents, anolis In/H...

INSURANCE.

Lit©

NTam them of the

now

^Hcome yonr services and

■■■ll! 1 " ' Ml .In thoae With fixed incomes may