Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1867 — Page 4

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cirr w«Wo Aatanomenta thlo Bvenlng. METROPOLITAN TJIRATUH.—Thera ; e, the Orphan of Oehern -Seeing White. To>day’* Adrertloemento. Amuioments—MotropoHtan Theater Special Motiees—Hostetler's Stomach Hitters. Nor Sale—Sleeping Hoom-fnr|nlro nt the ( ommerclal Mottse Saloon, Illinois street. PKROONAI..—Hon. Thomas 0. (Inrvtn, of Evfcsrllle, Indiana, was In the city yesterday. igrTho Criminal Court has adjourni tl until Monday morning, the 2'dli instant, at nine o'clock. SaT.RS.—For the past eight months Messrs. Hlbbon, Tarlin {ton A Co. report Ibeir sales, In excess of >100,000, >159,317. l^The Rums Club anniversary supper wilt be given In their roams, over the House of Lords, on Friday evening next.

pr Christ Church sociable will be In Id en this (Thursday) evening, January 21, at the residence Of W. T. Olbson, 110 North Alabama street. All the members of tbo parish are expected. - iMi • —a Democratic Caccui*.—There will bo a caucus of the Democracy at the Senate Chamber this evening at seven o'clock. All Democrats are reoucstcil to i.c pre-ent and partici-

pate.

Licenses.—The following is ihe list of licenses issued from (he Clerk’s olUcc -In/oour last report: Sohn Sloops anil Sarah A. Marshall. James P. Abell and Nancy McKenzie. CtncviT COURT.-A. W. Hendricks occupied the bench asjudge pro trm., Judge Hines being interested In the ease, vt hlch was Thomas W. F. Bryant cf of. vs. Maria W. Kinder et nf. The evidence was being heard during fto day. ItiTi'iii- «-> inpattaics were profoundly excited last night In behalf of our friend Hodges, Who played the part of the bashful man in •'Everybody's Friend.” He made the most painful efforts to look modest, and almost succeeded. I’RRsnN.ti..—Mr. A. J. Holmes, Auditor of Fnlton county, and recently elected Superintendent of the State Board of Agriculture, Is In town. He has located the office of Superintendent on the suny floor with, and on the opposite side to, the real estate office of Messrs. IFiley A Martin. New Magazines.—We are again under obligations to Mrs. J. J. Merritt, corner oi Mar ket and Fennsylvanla streets, for DemoreiCt Monthly Mnyatint for February. Also to Messrs. Bowen, Stewart A Co., 18 West Washington street, for ttarpor'i MayaMint tor the same month. Festival.—Tbe festival at Masonic Hall laat night was a very decided success, having bean largely attended and liberally patronised. The committee understood the secret of success, and made only the regular charges for everything. The entertainment will be repeated to-night. SlGNtOR Bl.rrz.—This gentleman, who has gained some considerable renown In bis profession, gives an exhibition at Morrison’s Opera Hall on Friday night. The unfortunate In the Opera House scheme may be- able to draw a prize from among those be offers as they are not so large as embraced in the Crosby. tM" The diversity of opinion among crltloa aa to the merlta of tbs play of " The fl(ranger,” hat Induced our worthy manager to put It on the bills for the matinee next Saturday evening. He does this to enable the publlo to see and Judge for themselves, which they eon do for twenty-live cents. w • — Gas.—Mr. Webster, the old contractor for lighting the street lamps, complained very bitterly of the paper* having mentioned the teeming neglect of his performance of duty before his contract was declared forfeited. He has only himself to blsme for this, lor, to us, at least, he never offered any explanation and we arc honest In our belief of hi* neglect. Democratic Ai.maNao.—We are Indebted to Bowen, Stewart A Co. for a copy of the Democratic Almanac for 1807, published by Von Evrle, Horton A Co., New York. Beaides the usntl matter pertaining to almanacs, It contains a large amount of mijoellaneous information. Democrats will And It useful and convenient for reference. KF'The CHy Clerk has received the following amounts for licenses Issued during the paat week:

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brr miRff <r nr. Wentworth** h«Htft ** »*** »dthrtg«RWffMflMr*»R»5M towpmUM •a* t»tM»w f <i»f <—»« mimtp*he prtWRtML fl*MMI WM quite wail flted, m* gg^teBB mg, and thoy wartWfH received. Mta* Kite Fletcher, who IMteined the character of "Mtt. ffWaRfdoWn" la ‘‘Rverybody’a Friend,” Wai, with “FottR FiMHWly,” (Mr. Wentworth) called before the curtain at the end of the piece; Mr. Sydney Smith nnd the unknown young lady, (we oould wed W*rn her name) were complimented Vf *R encore for their duett of the “CMpajr CWOnteae,” aa waa Mr. Hlley for ' gbamoffOWHen;” and the "Wandering *oys," little Hate MaybeW and little Allot Wentworth, Were excellent m "Paul” and ' JuatineJ* Per one of her age, wa have never seen Mis* Mayhoar rarpaaaed, and Alice has greatly Improved ataee her lent appearance in a speaking character. To-night,* tbo bill will be cempoaed of "There*, tbe Orphan of Geneva," «nd "Seeing White.” floth pleeea ars good-well

worth aeelng.

Board or Public iMrRovnmrrs^-The Board met at seven o’clock P. M., laat Right, and granted tbe following bulldtagpmilte: V. Mler A Bro., brick store room on the waet side of West street, between Maryland and Georgia streets ^>300. J. M. Talbott, frame addition to dwelling on Tennessee street, between Ohio and New York

streets; >9,600.

V. Mler A Bro., frame stable on Wnat street, between Maryland and Georglnetreete; flfft. Seidenstlcker A Co. were granted permis-

slon to dig a hole In tbe aldewalk.

Mr. Mobster, tbe old contractor for lighting the street lamps, waa before the Board, thlnking that they had power to do something In bn behalf, and wa* permitted to mahe a statement. He said that there appeared to have been a systematic course of persecution entered Into against him by parties Interested in lining his contract forfeited. He has ptlt In new glass in the evening, and when It come time to light the lamps, they would bo broken out; that lamps were put out alter lighted; lighted after put out; and all manner of inch petty methods of annoyance practiced. In tbe northern part of tbe city, especially, a set of boys, (either of their own Will, of at tbo In* stance of some one,; were in the habit Of throwing stones and breaking the glass, and

turning nut the lamps.

Being interrogated, he also stated that when the old contractor turned the work and implements over to him there was not a single ladder received hut was so broken and out of order that be would not trust one 6f bl* boys on them, and Immediately had new onee made—that the I imps wen to a terrible condition, and could scarcely be lighted until the cobwebs and old matches were cleaned out. A gentleman who works at Osgood, Smith A Co.’s, who is a stranger In tbe city, stated that he had several times somi boys throwing atones at the lamps; seen mips lighted and then put out, and the lights to burn until

after daylight.

A motion was offered, by Mr. MacArthur, recommending to the council that Mr. Webster be continued In his contract, but Mr. Webster having said that be would not continue ligbling the lamps while the matter was in doubt, the motion was withdrawn.

Mate) and, from M tlckots will ha CaplL/. T. M Maryland street, t* agent for this city, Whan tMtela oan ba procured, and ataa al a noaaber of tea pritefipal

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WHa tba languaga of tea lamented CAruoIb, and will bo rtaaembored as household words ter ganarnMaHayattecoma. But in order to appreetete *d faW, wa would *d visa tba raadan of aor aohtmna to drop la at Messrs. Moritz Brother* * Co., 19 West Washington street, and examtna their Immeaea stock of rondy mode CTothlng, without n doubt the best ttylea to bo had In the city. Or, if you want clothing made to suit your leeW) don’t fall to consult your Interest by giving your orders to Menra. Moritz Brother* A Co. _ _ 31-0 Th« gjurnm Walk! Th« min* 9RRI Tn Dra* Hear!-Dr. W. A. Camtoe, the Heating Medium, will treat the afflicted of this city and vicinity for the next sixty or ninety day*. Tbe Doctor bae had great »ucoeta tn treating chronic dlseaaee, baa treated many tbonenndrin every city bo ha* vlelted. No matter how long you’ve been siek or wbo baa doctored you there Is yet hope. Dr. Oandeef* credentials and refeioaoen are a*good aa my in the land. All patients treated at hi*

room*.

dDfflce over Mr*. Qulmby’s Millinery Store, No. n South Illinois street; entrance through the Store. 24-lm The ’•OnfortwmsaZe” should read Dr. William Thomson’* adverbaementon the third page. ^ Jel4-ly LOA1V OFFICE, ltw« S4 Hwwlh fill—In Htetinl, WROT SID*. Mcnay loaned In sum* to suit any artlel* of mine. Goods ofall binds bought and seld or anehnnged. Always on hand, Uaredeeaaed pledget, for sale er trade. R. Mat A Co. PoeSofflceaddaeM—Lock Box 8S4. ■yl dly

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-A-PPK'TXZKR. To Ledlee, especially, It will prove a amt effeetnal relief Un thoee ailmeat* to whteh the son I* moat 1 table. LAJfBBAT A MAMFWO, SI and SS Broadway, New York.

Wine, snpertef to anytttofeg the klnd-it la tea pure Juiceef tee iaea* grape, fruity wad Oeltoteu* beyond de^pttoa. Try It and be convinced. Botn of tee Wlaee areftwsate by Browuing A Sloan -, H. U. Lee, under Bates House; May A Co., oeraernilaate and Wmbiagion atseed ■—WlffWA * ROWAN, oetSdly ladlaaaoelU. AaeatelbrIndiana.

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Fires.-Utvlng to the neglect of one of the boys attending to It the smokcAousc attached to Rlngans’ pork house caught Are yesterday evening about tbreo o’clock. No. 1 was promptly on the ground, however, and extinguished tbofl ime* before they had done any great amount of damage—the other engine* were there but their services were not required. Another waa In a small frame building In the rear of Frcse A Co.’s hardware store, but It waa extinguished without any alarm being given. If It had burned enough to reach the powder laid W have been In Its vicinity we Bight have had a first class sensation Item. DoDrs, Hash and Blinds However much Indianapolis may lack otherwise, she la certainty well supplied with lumber yards and establishments tor the msnufseture of the articles above named. Prominent among these, Is tbat of Messrs. McCord A Wbeatly at 110 Mouth Delaware sfreet, In connection with tbe shops of Messrs. William B. Fester A Co. Tbe lumber yard nf tbe irm Oral named, occupies square OH, which is now covered with Immense piles of lumber of all tbe different kinds kept In thl* market, while In tbelr room for storing dressed lumber, which room le twenty by two hundred feet In size, and capable of bolding half a million feet of lumber, they now have about two hundred thousand feet of flooring, «iJteg.etc A .... Their doors, sash and bllndf, Ire manufaettired by tbe second named Arm, who occupy the southeast corner of the square (IPfl South Alabama street), and where, In addition to tee article* named, they have door and windew frames, brackets, moulding*, ete. Thoy do all manner of scroll sawing, and In a manner teat baa assured to them propositions from Maaara. Traey ser AHoblnaon, ter tawing their inner work for piano*, which ha* heretofore bean dona in Louisville, Centoeky, They deal, either wholesale or retail, I* all ef tha •article# they bav* or hand, and, In ad. dltlon to tea uttial supply, heap a stock oi fine, paplar ami ate lumber, Armani, and Hart, «am ail as* lamfear to ardar.

The Episcopal Church and Colored Ministry.—The following article from tbe .Southern Churchman is published by request, and to show the manner In which tbe church named Isdnnglt* work among the

colored people:

Kentucky baa imitated the plan of htndng colored ministers for colored people. We rejoice that thl* step had been taken, lor We think It the only way to work efficiently among them. Pastoral visitation Is, as Wo all know, of prime necessity In a successful parochial work, and only colored mmlsters.a* a general rule, can prosecute tbat branch of ministerial duly, successfully, among their own people. There Is always mere or dess reserve and diffidence manifested toward white clergymen, by colored people In tbelr intercourse with us. Tbe grcit difficulty, however, Is to procure suitable persons for

work; but even thl

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Transfers.-Titles for the transfer of the following desn (bed real estate, have been Hied for record since our last report: McCarty to Thomas Blackwell, lot 98, in outlet 190; >300. Will C. Monroe to John KiflV, 92)4 frot off of the west end of lot 79. in Outlet 91; »900. Sebastian Boidb to Paul Wuyscr,96 feet off of the north side ef lot 12, in outlot 195; 19,000. Robert F. Cbutterson 19 Coburn and Jones, lot 24 in outlot 199; #500. Isaac H. Wright to Mary Bally, Sr.. 5 acres In the northeast quarter of section 93, township 10, rango 3 east; >1.125. Thomas w. Harris to Charles Barritz, lot 27 In outlot 130; >375. W. W. Jones to Eliza J. Conner*, lot 55, In outlot 181; >600. Mr4. Moore's BuNefit.—This lady, who stands as high in the estimation of our theater going publltas anyone connected with the Metropolitan, will take her annual benefit tomorrow night. It should be a good one.

•PICIAL NOTICE.

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BOOK BINDERY.

1« B'SKaai WAAMagtea Street,

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* DRY GOODS. -a CHEM5LA-T

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DRY GOODS!

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The Truth About Dyspepsia.

Whoever says that dyspepsia is incurable, tells a—that it to say, make* an eggraglona mistake Mon than ten thousand aggravated cates hare been cured by HOSTKTTER 8 STOMACH BITTRRS,while thenumberthathave been prevented from coming to a head, hy llic same means, |s incalonteMc. In winter and spring, when the appetite Is sometimes too vigorous lor the comfort and safety of the stojiach. Indigestion is moot prevalent and mo:’distressing. I* the appetite to be balked to accommodate the digestive organs? Sot *0; for then the frame would lack Us duo proportion of nutriment The thing to be done is to strengthen the stomach, tone the liver, and put the bowels in perfect order. Nothing will do this so effectually, so rapidly. *0 quietly, so pleasantly, as HORTF.TTKR'3 BITTEIIfl Tills potent preparation trims and balance* (he system, and elotbes it, as it were, with defensive armor t'hronio dyspepsia, liver complaint, and fever and ague ate never known to attack (hose who are wise enough to invoke the aid of this great preventive Jaali >1*odAnr1w Kelley's Grand Norsk Aaeerlrnm Price Cancers. On Saturday evening, the S6th instant, 'he drawing for prises, In Kelley’s Grand North American Prise Concert, takos place at tbo Wabash Avenn* Rink. Tbe sale of tickets during the last few Weeks has been immense, and ihe entire number, half a million in all, Is nearly exhausted. Those who with to locurmm chance in this enterprise—one that has nevefflillcn un !er the suspicions which have at last ruined other* of the kind—will be obliged to speak and act. nr write quickly. Ms. Kelley continues to oTer the same term* which have been obtained heretofore In the sale of ticket#—single ticket* >1. flee tickets for |4 50 and ten tickets for |9 Of the whole number of tickets, .500.000.) every other one draw* a prize, tbe highest one being >.0 000 and the amount of greenback* alone to bo distributed

A CARD TO19VALID0. A Clergyman, while reeldlng In tovte America as a missionary, discovered a ante and timpla remedy for (ba cure of Nervona Weakae**, Marly Decay, Dlseaaaa of (baUrlaary and Seminal Organs, dad tea whale tenia eff dltetdes* brmgbt oa by baneful and VtetOPChaMU. Great numbers have been already cured by ihle aeble remedy. Prompted by adeelreto beaeftt tea afl5l**ed and anfortnaate, I will read tbe rtetpe for preparing and usiag tele medtelne, in a sealed earelope, to aay oa* wbo need* It, Pan* oa CNam*. Please enciooe a post-paid envelope, addressed to yourself. . Addrete, JOSEPH T. INMAN, Statloa D, Bible llooee, dcoidam* New York City. Spared oil of paun ano rm(z, tow Wreeervlwf, Keetwrlmsg mad Kommtaffyimsv tke ■mast And Is the meet dellgMU and wonderful article tba world ever produead. Ladle* win lad it aet may a eartala remedy te Restore, Darbesi and Beaaiuy tea Hair, hot ala* a deelrtbl* arenan foe tea Toitee, a* • to Mffhly perfumed with a rich aaddelloaM perfome, independent of tba fragrant odor of tbe Oils of Palm and Mae*. Tke marvel af Ham. A naw end baeattfol pavteaak wktoh to daUanay of scent, and tea tenacity srllh whteh Melina* to the hand kerchief aad person, to naeqaalled The above article* for Ml* by all Druggist# aad Perfumers,»tgl per bottle each, fleatby expraae to any address, by the proprietors. T. W. WRIGHT » CO., octM d«m loo Liberty street, NewTortt. Holloavay'e Title mnM Olmtrt*■!. Burns, Scalds, Wounds, BrnUea, ato.—Ra more flattering teatkaoatol* can be adduced of tee Immediate reliefwMch Holloway’* Madialaea afford to sufferers from these terrlM# eatoatropbo# than the readiness with wbteb medical men nse them In private practice for all such accidents. Tbe grand feojure la the Ointment I* tbat It leave* iklthcr scar nor blemish of the shla. No family should 1>c without n supply of theie la\alaahl* remedies. So^l by all Druggist*. j»n!9 It w

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Job Printing Office,

W* have one of tbe moot oompict*

8001 BINDERIES

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GREAT REDUCTION FROM REAL VALUE.

L. H. TYLER A CO.,

TYLER’S BEE HIVE,

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Nxw York, Wedneeday, January 23. Money-Market quiet aad steady at 6^7 per

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+ atatot Rxcfaaagw WiU nndenobtodly auman aldniaK off team*, bat as yet it has not been thirty felt. Tknmert Bawatarv Mcgulloch will case EodalF* bill U paaaed la not CMMnlxy credited. The pending impeachment against the President, ana contraction of the currency, tend to depress bus in era.

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aMLc c^Pe?; Western Reserva.

RICH SILKS!

DRESS GOODS.

Shawls, Cloaks, F XT K, S, DOMESTIC NOTIONS,

Laces, TrtaiMiaffs, Etc.,

Will po.itlvcly offer tfielr entire -took at COST, and LKSd THAN COOT, for tbe

NEXT THIHTY DAYS ONLY,

Paetoey.. COAL— Brasil

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EXACTLY WHAT YOt V>.... I I M \TIIKWS’ VXNKTIAN HAIBDVh, bOowu f’ A |’ \ T 1' OFFVCEKS and u-cd over SO year*. Daily increasing la public favor. Complete in one botte. No wash. No Wonlda. A Child can apply it. Produce#sin*- j Iron* Mark or brown, a* desired. Doe* not In) are 1 the hair. Pi'leeTSrent#. Hold by DrnggDt* and

and Fancy Good* Dealer*.

ADo, M.THawg' ABNica H*(a GLOSS for rttoring and dressing the Hair. )al dbyood

Smokers, Take Notice. Clffnre.Toknrco, Pipe*, F.tc..Cheaper fhni* Ever, I# Nnlt .Ike Tinaee. JUST LOOK AT THE PRICES.

A good ( igur 3 cent* A tip top Cigar, three for . • %cent* A line Havana Cigar lOcenU Beat Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco, per lb , ft to J. A. MCGAW, in Kate. Block, North Illlaol* .treet. ilei 10 deo llm

With promptneo*. and In a manner warrant will give entire tati.foet

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amounting to >100 000. An extra force of clerk, ho* been pnt oa within- tbe la*t few week*, and the demand for clerical help it eokvtantly in. creating. Order* mail*<l in any part ( f the ra-t , ,,

and north by Tborwlay night will reaeh f bi. Fill, and Family Hhj.lc. I, that of. per

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•• Iteiinlle* Promt ihn Poet*.” A Lecture with Beading*—I* tbe .object of Rev. W. H. Wilburn’* lecture at Ma»onic Hall, Saturday night. 24-81 IVf err hit mta lleapmlch — Pnat Freight Line—American Express Company, Proprietor*. Special Notice—Arrangement* have oeen made lor forwarding property received by the Merrhairt. Dp.patcb, «o that It will not be delayed or subjected to any additional expense to the shipper or consignee, in consequence of the refusal of the Hudson River Railroad Company to allow connection at Alb.inyTwItbout, change of car*.

K. Ct’MMiMOS, Superintendent.

J. H. ^.oddkll, Agent, No. 19 Virginia avenue, lndiiffi»poll». 23-6 IVfiHom'g * f/. Atlefgro,” and M fl. Pen.^ron;” Wordsworth’s "Intonation* of Immortality;’’ Mrs. Browning’s " Mother and Poet;’’ Hood's '< Bong of a Shirt” and " Bridge of Sighs;” Motherwell'S " My Head I* Like to Rend, Willie;” Burn*’ " A Man’s a Man for a’ That;” will be recited by the Rev. W. H. MUburn, at Masonic Halt, Saturday night. Every lover of poetry should attend. Tickets for

sate at Butterfield'*.

M-ilt

L&ol.-A l<ndy'i* llllnk Fur Yletorine, on Tuesday evening, January 99, while slelgh-rldlng. Tbe flnder will lie suitably rewarded on leaving It at Isaac Davis’Hat Store, No. tl West Washington street. January 23, l«i;7. 94-9t IRrxt Pt-Ulisy « •^•rimr* will fvr delivered et Masonic Hall, by tbe Ruv. W. H. Milburn, the ’*riflind Preacher.” Subject, " Beniitiesfrom the Poets." I^t all attend.

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»«• ndvlar nil lo tossy their Hooka and Stationery of Todd, f armtchael A William., Glenn’s Block!"* 23-3 f^ltrr Preagea, C’opylnK Hooka, etc., etc. Large deml, full bonnd, Blank Books. Blank Books and Memorandums—all kinds. Bankers' Coses, " new styles.” Pocket Books and Bill Holders. Todd, Carmichael A Williams have a largo and full etock of the above at tbelr large Storeroom In Glenn’s Block. 23-3 -mffito « — Poetry fw ttoe l-Mugm**# of the Soul.—Don’t fall to hear Mr. Mtlbtwa’* 1^.. ture, Saturday evening. 24.31 OoYrrmor to or tom ytim eleefe*] Culled States Senator yesterday—the gufia tired, tbe bell* jingled,*the b^ys shouted, and all went as topry as a marriage bell; tee Goveroof's relatives and friend* all earn* up to have a Mg time over the elietlon of his Excellency, but they will not have one-half as good a time as George Hhodlu* will in dispensing tbe condiments to make the heart glad. Go t<k the Circle,^ 38-3 f AMI Ira, Ftamoo •**«««—W* laarrr Auction Sale of a large and desirable ateok of Millinery Goods, Bonnet*, Hats, old ladies' Caps, flair Net*, Waterfalls, Combs, Perfumery, etc.,-and a graat variety of good* In dally use. Those goods are all In the best and latest styles, and of the best quality, and must bo sold. SaieKo comnaMb Thursday, tb* 34th Instant, at ten a. it., ttffhe Millinery Store 163 Bail Washington atroto, and eonltono d#Hy Mil SOM. W. I. FEATHKitaON, AruvilAnffiffiF AUvvIvIlWRff

momyrr,—Best shameo aver (Manapoila. GMtM’MMr/r to If. A H, Olm, proprietor*

ror offitrod tn laWJOylWfteton for terarn, apply

in time to be nri'l before tbe i'rji\vin/ commence^. Persons .«en^iogorders will n^Mress A. A. Kelley A Co , No 105 Unndotph street, Chicago—j( lilvagS Time. ja*Y) (t-W* Hill’s XlairX>jre 9 • Fifty oents, block or brown instantaneous, natural, durable, beautiful, reliable, Indeed tbe beat in use, has been before tbe publlo over Sfleen year*. Is tba cheapest, containing a* maeb a* tho usual dollar •Ixe*. Depot, No. if John street. Now York City. Sold by all Druggists, patent medtelne, perfumery and Amoy goad* store* everywhere. letedly

MP^ltis constructive Buiclde to u*e impure medicine*. In cate*of CoMumption, Bronehltli, Asthma, Rhenmatltm,Gout,Scrofula, Marasmus, etc , avoid tbe possibility of Imposition by using the Standard Cod Liver Oil, manufactured from the inest livers procurable on tho banks ofNowfoumiland, by JOHN C. BAKKR A CO. No 718 Market itreet, Philadelphia. novSdlm >1 Iff Womdrrftal, tomf fr ue. That thousands of both tho aged and the young are snatched, a* It were, from the very Arnwi* of Oemtk By the use of Dr. Atherton's Cherry Cordial, which hae obtained a worldwide reputation, on account of It* groat medical virtue*. It Is warranted to care tho most vlsleat forms of Chwlerm* lkya«m t«ry,Dlmrrhem, Ktc. And also all Spring and Bummer Complaint*. For the many strong testimonials In Its favor from families of the first respectability, seerlroular* at the Druggists. Prepared by Dr. A. T. Atherton A Co., Lowell, Massachusot*. Wm. K. Gump, Dayton, Ohio, sole Agent for OhloandWest. lanfldlmtu.tb.satAwIm “1849 and 1856. Millions of households pronounce it their best physician. Tho rlrtaesofit* nneqnaled remedial properties never fall. It preserves and regulates, never destroy*. As a preventive egatmt ChoieraMt Is a standard remedy, as one dose of the Relief, at the very first symptom, always dethrone. It* vlralence. In 1849, thousands of persons seized with It were saved. Bo with the Tallow Fever, In ISM. Thousands and tens of thousands of soldiers were oared of Diarrhea and Dysentery two years pa«t, hy Its use, according to Hospital proofs throughout tbo American army. Even Rheumatism receives immediate relief to tbe patient; also, thote attacked with Chills and Fever, Influenza, Bore Throat, Inflammation of the Bowels, Headache, Spasms, Diseases of tl»e Rldneys, Scalds, Hysteria, Physical Prostration, and such like complaint*. The proof of Its superior efficacy is. Its battling against pain, relieving the suffering, curing and killing Pain I For Neuralgic Affections, Dyptberla, Tic Doloreiix, It Is surely a specific. Travelers, wbo change their water, persons dtslrons of strength, wbo want vitality and a renewal of life, can depend upon Radway’* Ready Belief as a meet Inviting and effectual remedy. Sold by Druggist*. Price to cents per bottle, Jnnl^Awflw

A M«w Ferfito* Ur tke l«i4kereM«f. Ptoalffn's •• Nlftot Mffffmalm# Corowo." Phalan't •« fflfftofl to!«MBl»« Ctorffaff.* ntUffm'A •* night tolffwaaim* *•»•*#.* I'haiffn'e "Rifat BiwwastagCaras*." VtoffOteM# "ffiiftot tolffffaaiaf Cforeaa."

Manufaaayy! only by Mmnro, norm row*.

TBE LAW **

r *vrors, Abnscs •to* whteh deBeportNa^ totetetomed

•troyed the manly powers—wtte^'

and highly ■nccewinl

letter envelopes, free of eherge Address Dra

SKILLIN MOUO«T(rt,

Philadelphia, Peantylvaaia rtanto iIRgla ’

It le to ha hoped that A merles stataemaa wiu lake a warmer latareet to te* wetohew off Kffaieo

when they smell

•atHktoSaflffaffff aff cwffMtovapatoaa. 1 T BMPPH A CO., Mew Torh. Maffufsetorereoftbe Pieral Parf.mery Natore could aefl #0*0*0 * Hater gem er tote aav perfome. Jaatfltoto

fort freedom from Griping an<l Rowel Irritation. Could the thonsamls of coses of Piles and Bowel Weakae*. but speak their origin, U would tie found In tee enormous unnatural error of 11.in* I’ilU or any medicine that Gripes In action. G r I ping I* sem I • Dy nentery, and n moment's ttu tight will show what a routinued use must

ncces.arllyend in.

Therefore, without griping, I claim for the Eclectic Pill* a natural remedy for Chroale Constipation, Dy.pep.is, Indigestion, Head Acte, Liver and Kidney Complaints, Pile#, Worms, Loss of or Impurities of the Blood, Rash to Blood to tte Head, Los* of Appetite, aad all derangement*of .stomach or Dowel*, and now fully conceded to

them.

J L. If CNN EWELL, Proprietor, Practical Chemist and PharmaccntUt. No 9 Commercial Wharf, Boston, MoMachuaett*. Hold by all dealers In medicine. PhytlcUn* and I>ealcrs supplied In Bulk, long deod A weowl m

RAILROAD OFFICERS

Are Teqne«tc.l to examine our

BXfoAJN-K: BOOKS,

As we fo*l sotl ed we are maaufaeturlag the beat Book* made la tte Mate.

r ROFBtSlONAL. IXXX. J. IXAlLsE, nif.f.KH'ff toi.orK, INOIANAFOLIf, INDIANA, Physician for Disease, of tbo Head, Throat and Lungs,

TO which branch of tba profession his practice Isexrln.ivcly confined, may be consulted daily, penonolly or by letter, at hi* Dispensary and Surgery, Mlller’* Block, North Illlnol* street, one square north of the Bates House. The Important cures effected, and unqualified iuecesa of the Doctor’s new method of treatment during thaloat year, In tble city, should cauee the thinkiegand unbiased portion of the community, to appreciate the advantages of a permanent Institute, for tbe scientific treatment of those insidlons, and If unmolested, fatal elate of Con. •umptlve diseases; the more so as it is evident Catarrhs andTroat Dlromlers arc alarmingly on the increase. The Doctor’, treatment of the most approved forms of VAPOR INHALATION, Combined with PROPBR CONSTITUTIONAL TREATMENT, certainly succeeds where the old methods of practice utterly foil*.

A CARD*

To my old patient*, and tbe many friend* who have so kindly aad generously aided my endeavor* to mitigate tte ravages af consumption hy eurlng those disease* teat so surely lead to It, I am very gratefol, and ahall endeavor to merit their approbation to tte future, aa to tea pant. To narvaiM I bav# «* ew to#* 1 dff nat eonaffiar It necessary to present farther teeMmofftato to your notice at thl* time, having, daring tea past year, given you staleaseats and report* from the moat reliable parties to over a hundred eases successfully treated. Thl* eertetaiy should give confidence to those wte are still sufferiag. tmr consultation free, And tom* to treatment wlthl* tte reach of oil. Yoon, etc. decWdteaeodlatostohp DB.J.HALR.

NMTAWNANT*

EATING JRALOON. Pertont to want to n good Breakfast, Dinner or Sapper, Cn» be accommodated at ftttoftrtt’BO/MBr twi Ettlif •—<fo lUmffla fferwwfl. EESpsjsj-a-r”—~ 2^^jWa and to# vltolflfoi Ra.H

DRY GOODS MERCHANTS

And otter business men usifilr

L.arg’o 13 lank Book at.

Are reqneated to give ns a call and examine our •tock of Paper*, which w* warrant to be of (lie

Rett Mffiter i«l inline.

Borons for publishers

Dope on tho most favorable tanas.

CALX AND ACE US,

IBM ffimat WmetolmRiffm ntroet,

Jk.roxt. a.

mwmALB cam#unr.

PrffPrtetaro.

Tke Comer Drag ktore, OppomMaatwaaC Palmer Mouse*. ^■^^WDBBfflGNBD MAYING JC.4T *** Onf rb4 Trnatftim Starp, •s.arai'aa«a smskjs,: folks nitoggaffiltegOt

(OMMKN4 I N«f

rv<>\ 30-P

TMRTIKS IV Y \ NT OK FINE DRY GOODS, J: nt the lowest pru-ffi*. will find that tlwaUive Ih no III MfU Gort AT< fI PENNY, hut un a* iiifoi lart. <mr (outoU will \m freely Bhown an«l Iuir!\ n*prp*entcd by ptilite auj attenlive » ib^mun «»ur wi«»«*L waw never so coi as now and w* ‘ert corrtdeut that vre Able to plrtnee at the

’omplete »hau be

BEDS ECXVE,

It Wr«l fVnktoiuKtwm ffifrret.

MMtNKIt MF.UIDIAN.

PERFUMER

I’ErVTV^IY & CO., Mann fact iiring Perfumers, 20 falt-in J venue, Brooklyn, Ifeus York. For«ale by all Dmicjfists and Fancy Goods dealer. au^OtUok

FOR SALE.

-FOtt S .A. X-, E. Mill Seat and Farm! TN < Al:Uni.i*t < i N l \ . IS D1A X A. three and A a hnlf mileft from Pc i hi, the county toeat. and

Iroru I

It. It., twentv ar.n thrmitf!i whieh I

ad Ei ict an; of I.and. a>I

livl

andT. W. A: 1

der cultivation,

m of water

heal of wm r—in a well timbered Irj*. IViwcr .sufficient for ufi k t null nr other maim factory. A gijod orchard on the place. Ah»o, Adjoining theT-tme, 154 Acres Farming Land! With from flD to 'JO ar.re> in ruItivation—balance well timbered with oak an.I blin k walnut. A good tenant house; running water through farm; also, several spring*. Well adapted to wheat itnd corn. Situated on main mad. Price of mill property, $6,000; Farm. $8,000. To be sold separately or together. Title perfect. Terms—< tne half ca>h; balance in ore and two partirnlan*. inquire of •T < it J APPLEGATE, Delphi, Indiana.

years, tor further do. *21 law M.W.K

NOTICE. Brick and Shingle Machine. TTfE hnve the simplest, and wo believe, the V? most | owe:f I ifrick Machino >n the country. It works all kinds of clay, and makes with one pair of mules, 3 OCOgood Brick per hour, and by eleam 1 ^20 Matislartion guaranteed. Our Re pressing lirick Machine, with ouo man and a b»v, will ropre.-v 1,000 brick Per day. The Empire Shing.e ruttlitgl Machine pleatoes every one that fries ir. A. ItEf^CJA, General Agent, janlTdlv HI broad wav. New York.

PAINTS, OILS, ETC. .1 . 13. OSC*OOI>, VVlmlpsa’e an<l Retail Dealer in PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY WINDOW SUSS, Xllxe* Paimtaamff Brnsben. ALSO, * Home, Siirnand OrnanifRtal PilBtiBg Graining. Glazing and Knlsoiuir.ingCcIlings, N«. 77 East .Harket Street, iisxjdxaisrAi»or.is, idtjd., K irn’s Block, second door east. Janfi dim

WANTgP,

LUMBER WANTED CJKA LED BBGFOSALS will be received at the O ollloe of Joseph Curzoa, Architect, Journal Building, or at tbe Hospital for the Insane, until Thursday, January 31,1£(17. for furnishing and delivering at North Wing of tbe Indiana Hospital for the insane, the following bills of sound, clear, live. White Oak aad Poulnr Timber

of full size, as per bill:

One-fourth of each size of the Oak to be delivered o# or before April 1, and tho remainder oa or before May 1—and all the Poplar on or before

June 1, 1887.

The Building Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any bid; and the party whose Md shall be accepted will bo required to firovWh two approved sureties for the due and satisfactory performance of the contract: Best duality White Oak Timber

240 Joist . 2x12x20.8 80 ” 9x12x188 108 ” 2xl2x)3.8

2x19x18 4 2x12x18 0 2x12x120 9 xl2xl5.fi

123 Joist 1800 ’• . 305 “ . »r:: 72 •• . 185 *’ . 100 " . 72 •• .

. 2KXWX2B0 2 X12X14 3 * X12X14II 2 xl2xll.H -9 X32X10 8 . xlUxlt 8

219

150 ■185 220

*180 90 “ 9 xl!

I Xl»z1fl.0 1000 Soant’g 9 x4 X16.0

* x!2x 9.8

Sound, Clear Poplar Timber.

1x15.0 110 Joist 2x8x18 8 1X100 100 Rafters 2.6x18 0 XIAO MO ’’ S****!®

to Joist

«-...

20 «

0 Pnrlinc!

i : S -

...9x83

. .2x8x19.8 ..2x8x190

2\8xl6 0

2x8x1

4x 0x15 0 AX 9x14 0 4x 9x17 6 . 4x 9x12 0 4x 9x1.0

isas» “ , ‘ r “

0 Ueau s

’S -

^ Brakes u : :

!St 2x5x14 0 8x12x99.0 8x10x15 0 6x 8x12.0 4x 8x14.0 4 .x 8x1* 5 “’9!

::SSS SIS

»—ay FRUITS— Dried Apples, par lb. FteSea, halves, per to.7.7.7.” rRATH*B.2- nW “ : ^New.live geese White Fish, one-half bhl !S2K2£tS , r*.r sasairisrisfa

.. 7 ooto sao . -to to to 1209 . 12 to tote 72

tote to 2

2 to

FOREIGN FRU1TB-

eu to 85 a oa to §

• to to 250 . Ufototkto neatoiiaa . o 7x to io oe 2 90 to 3 00 276 2 to

Tnrklah Pranas, par lb.

Dried Currants.

4 79 4 to 93-to

Amgsementfl. SETRWOUIAfl TnATU.

for. W.fo. 1

Nones—cbaj^gb or ■w*zr l Itsntsj S»«slsz, Jsssary Z4. Will be presented the great play off Therese, the Orphan of Geneva

Therese Corwin..

S to • to

4 50 to 6 00

One pound Cove OyMars, par dor. Two “ Paaetea •• «• Two “ Cterriaa « “

IS - GRAIN— 85S

QLARB-Solj^art to dfoeasurt af toff togAeen per

wain

Per bushel *0 HIDES- "

StoS*

♦ oo 9 76

TOO

25 ton

x-»*xrt4aa Green Salted

Dry

Green Calf Skia HOMINY—Good demand

IRON— ' saatfrv-:"."---:;'

Bar

B-JSWV—: Horse shoe nails

LEAD

- Sheet mad Pipe LARD

LIME

lumbkbT-

Loth, poplar

LEaTHEB-

Harness

Preach Kto^ant choice. French Coif

MALT—

MOLASSES— New Orleans. PUrto Rico

ad*

OILS—

Linseed OU No. 1 CarOU Wood OIL

POT.'

to to 95 77.7.' »to 5 S 12S»1»1|

i“5 lift! ... •OOtoUOO \ZVrZ .... totol 10 totoltti

m IJU

EMl

■ ATUE9 88*8 Chicsena, live, per dozen 2 oa to X 73. ’ dresae i •• 3 U0 to J to TnrkCT*. active; dressed per lb li>, to 14

: issis i to a*

10 to

UK to

The gold market closed ap firmly at 34%. Governrsoat securities are heavy and lower; At tka lust stock board the market was generally firmer and active on the same shares. Closing prices: OMo certificate*. 26; Western Union Telegraph, *; Sew York Central, 188J$; Brie, 65; Hudson. 26; Bending, 102%; Michigan Southern, 94%; Hlineis Central. 113ft; Northwestton, 40ft; preferred. 77ft; Erie afterwards rose to 66ft, which stiffened the whole Hat. A firm, understood to be seting in benalf of clique in Comber!and coal, unable to meet their engagement*, have foiled. Cumberland fluctuated wildlv; 42 was bid and 76 asked. Later 50 was bid and 99 wa*

iked.

The mining list was firm on OesMoinee, Lacrosse aad Gold Hill; the rest of the market wa* heavy and lower, especially on Gregory and Quartz Hill; Gregory, 1.275; Corydon, 566j Sold Hill, 460; Quartz Hill, 325; Des-

Moines, 230; LaCrosse, 140. Mew York Mmxket.

N*w York, "Wednesday, January 22. Cotton—ftc. lower; sales of 1,260 bales middling; market dull and drooping; receipts, 3,356 bales; sales at 39c.; quotations unchanged; closed quiet, holders disposed to ac-

cept Tower prices. Whisky—Nominal.

wheat—Dull and tending in buyers' favor;

no receipt* or sales.

Rye—Quiet and drooping;

Barley—Dull; 93c. offered for good Canada

West.

Corn—Dull; ear 1c. lower; receipts LOOO bu.-heiss sales of 25,000 bushel* sound in store at >1 14ffil 13; afloat, >1 16ft. Os to—Dull and prooping; receipts, 0,500 bushel*; teles of 18,000 bushel* Western at 62@«5c.; State, 69e.

Hops—Firm. Leather—Firm.

Wool—Finn bnt quiet; sale* of 35,000

pound* domestic fleece at 45Q53c. Groceries—Steady and unchanged.

Petroleum—Quiet; crude, 20c.; refined, 29®

31c.

Pork—Dull and lower; sale* at s20 26^21 12 for new mere; >19 23@19 37 fi.r old mens, closing at >19 51 carh; al.-o. new mess at >21 37@ 21 50 to sellers and buyers for Februsrv and March. Beef—Heavy; sale* of 390 barrels at previous price*. Beef Hams—Steady; sale* of 25U barrels at >S 50«33. Bacon—Quiet. Cut Meal*—Dali: sale* of 1H3 packages at 8ft@flftc. 6>r shoulders, and 3,10 and 12c. for

ham*.

Dressed Hogs—Steady; sales at Sft<<|8fte. for

Western.

Lard—Dull and heavy; sales of 460 barrels at 12ft^l3c. for old, and 13fte. for new. Butter—Firm. Cheaffi Firm. Bulk Maats—Dull; ;houluera 7ft«.; aides 9ft*.; tern** lOftc. Green Meats—Dull ; sales at6ft£8ft@10ft<*. with but little demand. Lard—Dull; soles at l2ft®12ft<L, with little

demRRd.

Butter and Cheese—Unchanged; the latter

held firmly at 14ft<*15c.

Beg*—Sales at 30c. per dozean and the sup-

ply light.

Gold—>1 33ft@l 34.

No change in the money market.

CMlcmgw TEax-Met.

Chicago, Wednesday, January 22. Flour—There is some inquiry for the lowest grades, but the general market is depressed; a ole* at >10 25(310 50 for spring. Wheat—I* heavy. Prices have suffered a decline of one per cent, and closing quiet at >2 lb for No. 1 and > l 66 for >*o. 2. The demand for corn is light. The market has declined one per cent. Sales range from

78®Slc. for So. 1.

Oats-Firm and more active: tales at 41(3 41fte. for No. 2 in store. Provisions—The market is dull aad generally lower. Tbe advices from New York are

unfavorable.

Mess Pork—Dull ana almost nominal; sales

«t >16 50016 76 for clear.

Pork—Sold to the extentof 109 bids, at >20. Bulk Meat*—In good request and rules

firm.

Green Meat*—sold at ftall prices; the de-

mand tor hams i* good.

Lard—Dull, but firmly held at 12® 12fte. for

prime

Drsased Hogs—The market declined 100 15c.; sales at >6 90^7 10 for lots dividing on 200 pounds. Live Hogs—The market Is dull; sales at >5 10ffi6 for light and >6 15@6 50 for good to choice. Receipts—6.GOO barrels of dour, 16,000 bushel* of wheat. lO.uOii bushel*of corn, 6.000bushels of oats, 96,*(00 live hogs, and 45,000 dressed

hog*.

Shipments—1,000 barrels of flour, 4,000 bushels of wheat, 1,300 bushels of oats, 300 dressed hogs. »t. I-ffwta Jtomrtoet. Sx. LocIs, Wednesday, January 23. Cotton—The market is dull at 30c. for mid-

dling.

Flour—The market is slightly easier; Spring superfine. » 75@9 75; Fall do.. >9 30«12 25; Spring extra. >10 00@10 75; Fall do., >10 3Cffi 11 25; Spring double extra, fill 0O«J12 00 ;

.Mrs. V. H. Biley .. Mr. W. H. Blley

SEElTVCw AVHITE.

Seeing White...

Mr. White

Tomorrow I Friday) evening, Benefit of Mrs

U. More

Saturday afternoon at half past two o’clock, grand Matinee. Admission to all norte of tfie house 96 oents. The great play of the Stranger.

Iorbisos’s Opera Hall. for YawBslficuns o^ly, Prtdnyr, Satnrdwy mm* foaasffwy. Jaw.

*6, 26 unto 8T» 1S67-

TMe World tte wow wed Magician and Vantrileqnist,

With his inimitable troupe of

1 OR Learned Canary Bird* Which have been trained to almost all and every-

thing that man can do.

foaY* 11 the cooelnsion of each performance the Siguor will giveaway, bona fide, to the audience, GOLD AND SilVEH ARTICLES OF GREAT VALUE.

P»*1i c ulM-s. *ee programmer.

Admis&ion to ail part* of the bouse, 36 cents.

nts. eg&nt Toys.

DRY GOODS.

B!r n *...

BAGS

RICE— Rangoon Carolina •ALT—

3EK I-a|ep*r barrel Flax Clover ...

Timothy

SHEET ZINC—

Per sheet is 8HiYfL C “ k HM

-•-YS

80 A P—Good detoand. ndianapolis Gorman flK to 12

JSa

ft to 12ft 990(0*00

...2 to tot to

2 50 to 3 06

CLOSING OUT! Scott &. Mitchells, 90 VVcl IVu.liiustoB Mire***.

A HE

OPFhBiNG TttMK ENTIRE

NOW

stock of

mm iMi phcv Dii HOODS

LESS THAN COST! I’O Ci-OSiu XX OXJX. Persons Wishing Bargains FOB CkrbtflMs and New Tear’s Freseits* Would do well to call oa its. s i x7~ k; s i BMXLO'VV COST. Dress Coods Below Cost, (JNEN GOODS BELOW COST, Laces ib4 EnTrfiiAeriM Befav i’dsf, GLOVES AND HOSIERY BELOW COAT, Cloaks tusd Ska whs Below Coot. CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES BELOW GOST. Jeans and Flannels Below Cost,

toreca Trims

lings Below Coat, AT

SCOTT R XlTCMRIal*^, LO Weal WoaMUagtom Narwaa. deel dim

BOOTS AND SHOK*.

Fall Jo.. >11 50(313 00; choice do., and trible extra, >10 25<aiT 30, andfancr. >15 00016 00. Wheat—Firm but the buMneseiatmall; No. mrinr. 22 XI- nri mo and ehnW *2 .’!5ia*> hi-

hie 00;

napolia G«

Proctor A Garahlp’l

Worke*’

.14 to

A4 to

Babbitt’* Philadelphia, fins SODA— Good demand. Engll-h American SYRDPS^Sk 1 - M^?Sm77777777:77 Common SUGARS— Hard, refined White, *oft refined Yellow •• Porto Rico, raw Cuba, raw Sms^soS^ 11 *** * t - • • • TALL^W-Fairdemand to

TAH-

In barrels In one half barrels

In backets, per dozen

TEA—

Young Hywoa Imperial Uunnowder TICKERGfi—

S55SSS^. c : e :. A .......7.7. g Mathoun, A. A .* £ West Branch _ Providence 2 TWINE- “

Col

» foil 2 A 12 to 1 to

76 » 1 09

*0 to ID

16ft to 19ft

7.7.7..ftfa&

... i

7 to 7« 1 16 1 90 • to 9ft R 50 7. .7.7.* qd to.* » I *tot» SEiSSlg

.'•non JSST TfiB ACCO— Black sweat, one-fourth, ana half and tens m

^Fteccu^tew^.i.teu;;;

WoO&KNUijui-

J 0 l a Tnh* psr dozen S;aSte..;7.>7.7.....’.7..::

eight in aastsiper aeel

to to

to:

_10#

7.7.::::* to 19 BO »

P^SWS2^.::>7... . Ho • Ch ™ nu > cannm, |ar dozes. No. I »• •» « m No. 1, cedar “ •’ «

No. * h w

NO. 9 •* Mm,.

Oad_teHhn*hnl Jjfitelfietrte “

WHISKY—

U.Jl 416 to 600

too 16 to 14 03 13 00

4 MOO ’ 16 00 ”fltoto^S 12S12 9 00 to S to

Corn—Firm at 79<(i90c. for mixed and yellow, and Si@82c. for white. Oats—Firmer and higher at 65*2OSe. Provisions—The market is firm. Mese Hork—Sales for March and April delivery at >96 50; for immediate delivery sale* at >20 26, Cut Meats—sales of shoulders at Sftc.; clear sides. He.; the supply of bacon is limited and market dutl. Lard—Firmer aai hlfiher; sales of prime at I3ft«14c. Hogs—Holders ask S6<27 and buyers offer >6 75 and under; sales 3(KX) heav at >6 80; the number killed to date is 155,000. Whisky—Market is dull and unsettled; sales at >2 10. New Orleans 31 nr Ket. New Orleans, Wednesday , January 2X Cotton—Easier: sales at 31e. for low middling, and 32c. for middling. Receipts, 6,501 bales. Sugar—In active demand, with sales at 12ft ffil2fte. Molasses—In lair demand; sales at til@63c. for prime. Flour-Sales at >12 25(312 50 for superfine, and >12 73(316 for extra. Oorn—Higher: sales at>l 25@fl 30. Oats—Firm; sales at 96c.@>i. Hay—Firm; sales at >25. Pork—Firm; sales at >32 50. Bacon—None offering. Lard—Sales at 13ftffil4ftc. Gold—>1 34ft, Bank Sterling—Hi. Freights to New York—Sail, 1ft; steam, ft'.

Beware of the Man

big tn’t

i iii Boou

uth lUiu

offer*, for ux Locks oll the above luxuries.

bold a candle to tee low prices in Boots and Shoes that Jennings, (old No. IS South Illinois street,'

^T)RICK’’ POMEROY aad Charles Sumner JD disagree in politics, hot all Marion county unite in saying, buy jour BOOTS AND SHOES of JENNINGS, Old No. 18 South Illinois street.

FOITISI) I> E -A. I> • A MAN was found, Saturday last, dead to his XX own interest; so much t* that he paid >10

kind of a Boot he could have bought

. O'

for the same kii for >7 30 from

Old No. 18.

Id have c

JENNINGS,'

new No. 40 Sooth Illinois street.

EOT* »AT*E.

JENNINL

Old No. 18 South lUinois street.

eap to mentiou,

IENNINGS’,

"WA7VTET>. /^UTIZENS to become aware of the fact tbat xVy my rent i* less than >1 a day and other exes trifling, that I con and will sell Boots .uni s less than any establishment in the city Call and be convinced, at JENNINGS’. Old No. IS, new No. 49 South Illinois street. novEtiiamlstp

NOTICE.

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