Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1867 — Page 4
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Herald and flflrettgerMftfi# aide —, followed by a sketch of KotnehM WlM WWfte ''The Stranger.” As wa before wmarlMd, MV never mlsa a\> opportvntty Of Vein* "Tbo stranger,” and will bo there. We preen me Dr. Bland, the author of the Ckuette critique wrf, will be there aleo. By the way there It note*. Of Ye milch difference between.tbe doctor’s optaeMlj polite and our own after all. We agree M pronouncing "The stranger” a good IMRg. The Rector goos to see it With a vtesr * shedding a few gentle tears, and enjoylaf In ita fulleat sense "tbe Inxnry of weW «s it well* up from the cavernous depth* of “The Stranger’a” stomaob. We go i«r tbe purpose of eiijoylag a quiet laugh. <V’e enjoy it, each In Me own way; and where's the haras? It la true that toe cannot see the propriety of “The Stranger” going around looking ao unutterably aatarrablo while affenicsls cheap, and there la water enough in any borac pond to drown him-while any prick of a bare bodkin or splutter ol a plstoPshot would set hla vexed spirit free—hut iho doctW sees it In another light, and we honor him for the fearlesaneae and Independence with which bo promulgates his views. The doctor, we are sorry to say, mlsapprehepdsr tis and soems to think we ohjtot to-tho reconciliation at tbe close. On the contrary, we think it the only sensible,' rational and natural epesode in the performance. Finding his wifo so much Improved— so ethenalized and sanctified by her adultf. rous experiences—A much better then the was before, and so vastly superior to the large majority of her sex who never eloped—he could not do less than take to bis bosom tbe poor stricken deer, and feeling himself tbs
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Amusements fills firming. METROPOLITAN THEATER.—llenellt of Mrs. H. More. Floating P.eaeonor, Norwegian Wreckers—The Kireman, MORRISON S OPER A Hvl.L -Sig P.lit?., the world renowned Magician and Ventriloquist To-dny’s Advertisements. Aminoments—Met spolltan Theater. Infitranee—Ynnfcer, A New York insurance Company, New York. If. C. lfopkin«, agent. Polish—Braddock'.s oil Polish, Braddoek A Co., manufacturei- \o i 1 ! Kentucky avenue, Indian
npoli*.
Notice—Bcllermtaine Railway t ompany. Klee- j tlon notice. Ed ward King, Secretary 1 1 Laws—Law - of Indiana, forty flfth sc.,ion
richer by her little escavade. The only dlf« cully wo .-ee is the fodr that other woman, Avhxraro conscious of Imperfections, may. With the example of Mrs. Haller before them, taka to elopement as a means of grace. The Doctor dues gross injustice when be assumes that we sre oppofBii to forgiving an erring woman. They forgive enough in u* Heaven knows, ami it III becomes man, whose departures from tbo p.uli of rectitude are In general only restrained by circumstance and Want of opportunity, lo pla> the part of Inexorable Judgea to poor, weak woman, who stoop to folley and find, too late th it man^betray’s. No, Doctor, wo brtii ve in ( I v ness where ttyere are fruit* inert for repent.....'C. Hlcklcs did It, and W6 have yet to learn that he has repented of it. IV e ad 11 sc all to see “ The Stranger ” to-mor-
For Sale—Real est He rail at 131 North Mi- | ro v afternoon. I is a stfre thing, either Way,
laugh or cry. If y.,u are fbnd of morhld and exaggerated sentiment then go and be harrowed up. But if you relish a good burleaqae
£o by all means.
slsslppl strta', or addre-s i hailc K. Mil or, I’o-l-
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The Burns' Festival will • held tonight at the House cf Lords. JS^Hobert Penny was yesterday appointed guardian of Albert II. Christy, minor. HEVir.Nltn.—Governor Morton sent in Ids resignation, yesterday, as Goi rrr.or of tbe State of Indiana. ]gy\Vhltney, messenger for lb- M. C. X., continues to furnish us with late Lmlsvil e and New Albany papers. grtTColonel .1. \V. Make was admitted lo practice in the Supreme Court, yesterday, and was sworn by Chief Justice Ray. KJTSleighing still seems to bo the rage, and everyting that has runners, or to which they can be attached, is daily brought into requisi-
tion.
33T The Indianapolis Insurance Company has declared a dividend, from the earnings of I'tGtt, of four and three-fourth per cent. (Including tax) on their capital tax. Licknsfs.—The following licenses have been issue ! from tbe Clerk’s office slaeo our last report : Patrick Foley and Hellen Hpellman. PERSON a r.—Hon. John Purdue, of Lafayette, Is stopping at the Palmer House, and Horace Scott, Esq., Superintendent of the JelRrsonville Railroad, at the Bates House. jar By a telegram wo learn that Rov. W. H. Mllburn will not ho able to futtll bis engagement at this place on Saturday night. In conseqtieneo of this the lecture will be postponed until February is. Personal.—Mr. Fred. Lawrence, an old newspaper man, and agent lor that remarkable exhibition known aa “The Great Apocalypse,” called upon us yesterday. The Apoe. alypse will be here next Thursday. pr Thn Circuit Court Is still engaged in the trial of the case continued from yesterday; It was Bryant f( al, »/ Kinder et al, and the suit Is entered to recover possession of property sold under forclosttro of a mortgage. Hyy-Our enterprising friend, Mr. J. J. Merritt, has received Frank 1/islle's Ladies' Mayatine tot February. Call at his news stand, corner of Market and Pennsylvania stroots, Opposite the post office, and procure a copy. Mi irW Tha collection of squads of men, of a certain class, on our prominent street oorners, Is becoming an Intolerable nuisance—especially to ladies, many of whom have an aversion to being stared al In tbe manner of these fej-
lows.
New MoNTnt.tKS.—yfurper, and tbe Galary for February, both excellent numbers, have been placed upon our table by Messrs. W#rdea A Sumwalt, booksellers and stationers, 96 East Washington street. They have them for tala. ^ ^ ^ g^Madame Nan Metre, tbe.celebrated f<male physician and prenologlst has removed from tbe Palmer House to Mrs. Reed's, No. #9 North Pennsylvania street, where she will continue to give consultation to tbe ladles of Indianapolis. Correction.—in our article of the arrlv7 of Mr. A. J. Holmes, yesterday morning, an error crept in and made him Superintendent Instead of Secretary, ills office Is on the same floor with, and on tbe opposite side of tbo hall from, that of the real estate office of Messrs. Wiley A Martin. —«*»■ • m fM Those piles ol dirt on New Jersey and Alabama streets have been tbe cause of another accident. This time the sleigh ot one of our citizens was turned over, he thrown out and his horse caused to run away and entirely demolish the sleigh. Another claim against the city for damages. t^T In the heat of debate, yesterday, one Of tha wortby member, of tbe Lower House of •Ef Legislature, among other names, called a fallow member a coward. The result was a very lengthened discussion, though we were unable to learn as to whether the question was definitely settled or not. . - laTAt Bowen, fitowart A Co.’s may Ire found as largo and complete a stock ol books, stationery, ite., ns any establishment In the West can boast of. Tbo latest publications in the book and msgsxlne lino tire always to be had of tham .<■ soon as they make tb Ir way westward, and proprietors and employes will be found courteous ami accommodating gentlemen. Morrison s OrER.t Hall.-Milt*, the inimltablc, will be at this place to-night with hi* canaries, by which all manner of aftonlshing feats are advertised to be performed. H« remains there three nights, this, Saturday and Monday, and In addition to the attractions of atmsolfand birds, proposes to give away many valuable presents at tbe conclusion of the performance. Admission 96 cent*. N*w Ptnu Alarm.—The Bute right fer this invention, of which we made an extended notice some time since, has been pftfchaeed by three young gentlemen In this otty, Messrs. Morton, lie Wald and Meyers, who now have It on exhibition at No,«l South llllntfii street. They propose to sell county or township rights, or fiat up the alarm for Individuals, as will be ■een by referring to their advertisement In another column. BouRTtM.-Weaee lie following going the rounds and give It far what It le worth: “The second Comptroller of the Treasury fete decided that a father who had a eon that wee entlttled to a bounty and died In the eerrice before receiving It, In not entitled to bounty ae the ease of wkMre or ehtldren, When the eetdter leave* no widow or ehtldren th* bouety cannot he legally eolleeted-il leperMMl to the partf to who* Congress granted ft, ltd when ae provision K made by law fof ft* detent • lie heir* ef the beneficiary, pro^ASL^AA-^ 4f M || VMMI If lapiWO/’
Kirks.-The number of small fires are becoming quite nunjprous, within the last day or so, and It seems that tbe spirit of conflagration has been so long confined that when once started Is goes on a perfect rampage. In addition to tbo two fires, of Wednesday, mentlonel i« yesterday's issue, another broke out in the shoo stofe of Messrs. J. W. Iredell A Co., nt abjtjptwelve o’clock of the night before last. In this case the alarm was promptly given and the fire extinguished before It had burned a column through one set of shelves, on the sldo of and above tbe center of the room, and dlstroyed one counter, though considerable damage was done to the stock of boots and shoes on hand by the heat and water and the steam their coming together produced. That the flro did not become more serious was owing to Captain Wilson and his police who prevented the breaking open of tbo doors until the engines arrived and were ready to put water on the Ore—Messrs. Iredell A Co., desire to return especial thanks to them for their exertion-. Although It will be necessary to do considerable refitting, painting and whitewashing, tbo gentlemen expect to open their house ngain on Monday morning. Their
stock was insured.
The last flro that has occurred, up to the hour of writing this article, was at about seven o’clock fvsterday morning, and by which parts of tlycc stables in the rear of the Oriental House were destroyed. In this, as most of the other cases, the eause'of the fire was ui^cnown ami inexplicable, and furnishes sufficient evidence for a suspiciously inclined person to has" a belief in incendiaries—there is a large number of unprincipled and reckless characters now congregated in the city and It would not require mu. b urging to induce us to lioliovo tbat/nme of Ihiee tiros were started intentionally and wilb the hope that it would furnish nn opportunity for stealing. The losses In the List mentioned burnings could not bo ascertained, though they could not
have amounted to a very largo sum.
The MadStonk in Evansville.— We find the following in the Evansville ,Scntlnel: Whatever may bo said regarding tbe qualities of the mad stone, certain it is a great deal of confidence Is reposed in it, and its application i- resorted to with wonderful results.
Wu have a c ise in hand. Tim
MMtt, If th*r* t* R»f, pernicious. Monad-
or Mated at, la **■■**
M<» with AM bdro, in tvary quarter of tha haWtehtegldba, thaa«enM poaalhly have bappaffhany on* aaaa to a liretla* of aotawMle th* heroin* aaaablaa* tha beauty Yean* with tha wM*a of Xla*rv*-i* a political aonaytrater, a sorceress, aad a baartleae, «*M btoadad enthwlaat, tmaahtog heart* a* *ar*l***ty an If they tmaegga a* tea ante the doaea, until she meets bar fate, whUh U te marry tha hero, of court*, alter tha aarmt of trial# m4 trihmlettoa*. Thar* is plasty of Mood M<f murder la the alary with a good deal of stlly twaddle about political matters of which th* author knows next to aetMflg. Some part* glv* arid**** of a goad deal of uadiKlpUnad power, marred by neopiaetlc
ted loom*** and tneougrulty.
Another Finn.—Tbe alarm of Are, last night, waa caused by the burning out of Mr. Frank Wright’s boot and shoe store, on tha corner of Massachusetts avenue and New York street*. When tb* alarm waa given, we could distinctly see the light from whore w* were on St. Clair and Tennessee streets, but engine No. 8, being boused on th* earner just opposite to the burning bnildlng, wee put In operation, and tbo Are wa* checked at once, and almoet extinguished by the time of our arrival on the
scene of action.
Tbe walla of tbe bouse, and a largo portion of tbe roof waa saved, but the Inside was all burned out, as near as wo could see. Of ooure* Mr. Wright’s loss Is whatever ha had to Ms store, for what the Are left will ha ruined by the water, though we could not learn the amount, or Whether or not It wae covered by
an insurance.
ET Noon* who ha* ever Tie! ted tb* Metropolitan Theater has failed te notice th* superior orchestra with which that establishment is presided, and It la often n subject of surprise to stranger* making their first visit, and who are sometime* inclined to look down upon anything ontatde of such cities ae Cincinnati, Chicago or St. Louis. Our people may well be proud of It, for under the leadership of that accomplished musician, Profoaaor Vogt, It baa risen to a position la Ite lloathat may trail be termed eeeond to none la th* West. We have never beard ae good performances, by tbo same number of ptec^g, in any theater that We have ever visited, aad that is saying much for iho gangsmen who compose It, and who, wa believe, arc all members of Professor Hahn’s band, which Is so well known to oar cIMnon*. TraWsvxrs.—Titles for tb* transferor the following described real estate, have been filed since our last report: James M. Badaly and others, to tbe State of Indiana, BO acre* In the northeast quarter of seeMon 9*, township 16, north of range! east; fftst 00. (In satisfaction of Sinking Fund
claim.)
Robert B. Johnson to George W. Wsgnsr,
lot 31 la square 9ft: *1,800.
Thomas J. Rsllsback to the Trustees of school district number 4, In Wayne township, 16 rods by 16 rods and 19 feet in tbo southeast quarter of section 31, township 16, range 2
Always** head, Cn as trade.
aud BUUoMry eg Todd,< liams, Gina’s Reek.
J#M*y
€>9V*Cm 9 i*m.M4lMft'mfi> ■fci H ■■ i, WRar stds. Meaay leaned ia turns te sell aay article of raiaa. etesm sf eOktadns—wnsll or eu-
A dergymeu, white reskttof to Soatb Ataerl-
of Nemos Weakness, Early
Deet /, Diseases ef tb* Crtoasy aad Rem leal Or-
aud to* whole train gTdte
l by tola aable remedy, beaeftt toe aOietedaad ,1 will send toe recipe for properlagaudneia* tto* medleine, In* sealed envelope, te aay one who needs It, rmnaoT cxeass. PI ****** si*** a post-paid envelope, addressed
pledges,for sale B.Mat AC*. *4. myTdly
The Troth About Dyspepsia.
Whoever saya that dyspepsia U Incurable, tall* a—that is te say, makes aa eggregtea* ■lefake More than tea thonssad aggravated eases feavt beea cared by H08TETTER8 STOMACH BITTER9,wb lie toe number that have been prevented from comtag to shaad, by the same means, te lacaleniable. la wtatftr Md spetag, whaa to* sppetlte is lemawmea too vlgaiuns ler tb* comfort aad safety of tbe stomach, indigestion 1s meet prevalent aad most dletiasslag. It too appetite t* be bathed te accommodate to* digestlv* organs? Not so; ter then the frame woaid lash he dn# proportion of nutriment Th* thing to be done la to etreagtbea to* stomach, ton* toe liver, aad pnt tb* bawstoto parted older. Nothing will da tote s* effectually, so raptdly, saqaietly, so pleasaatly, aa HOffrBTTRiyg B1TTSBS. This potent paspasaMin trim* aad balaaoa* too system, and clatoe* It, a* it ware, with dedmeiv* armor, tb route dyspepsia, liver complaint, aad fever aad aga* at* never kaewa te attaek toes* who are wte* enough t* Invoke to* aM ef this grant preventive. jaaMdeodAwlw
aad wonderful article toe world rUI ditolftaetesdy a eastaln maedy to Ess Sera, Darken sad Beautify toe Hair, bat also edeelrahi* article teethe XoAlef, aa It te Mgftty adwtsaaiCea eaddaWaate pmfuuis, indeI ef tbe fragnmt oier of to* Oils of Faim
A new aad heaatlfnlpertkmo, which in delicacy ef saaat, aad toafaatorwtste-wtoch it dines to »e hamdkeichlaf and paigaa, le naaqaalled. Tbeabevrarttclea ter sate by all Ornggista aad ai<hmiis,at8ft.>»rhsaila sash. Rsat by express tc aay address, by the preprietors.
t. W. WRIGHT h CO.,
•dftm 106 Liberty streat, New York.
east; $135.
Ann M. Chamber* to Jacob Bmllh, the snutb half of lot 6 In block 19 In Drake’s addition;
*3,390.
William Whltridge to Mr*. Mary F. Hil-
■ellwy’a Oram* Rmrtte Aaaevtc.
On Satarday evening, to* 9ftto inetaat, the drawing ter prisas, la Seller* Grand North America* Frtse CsaesTt, takes ptese a* to* Wabash Aveaac Rlak. Tb* sate of tickcSs dartag tbo last tew weeks has beea Immense, aad toe eatlrkanmher, half a mUllea in aU, I* neasty *
banetod. fftoea wRa isftsR to seen ra » -hirarr
tbe *nspletem which have at laet ruined oMm of the k I ad-will he obliged to speak ■mdaat.ar
write quickly, tor. Kelley mallanis Is sdte
ssom term* wbleh have beau obtains* hsrsteter* la toe tale of tickets—stagie tlckataM, flva tickets for X 50 end tea tlaketo fer ftft. Of toe Whet*
number of tlehete, (Bftft.flto.) ovary ether i
draws a prlsa, to* highest one being ftSO.O**, amA toe amount of greeahaeha alone ta be dlacrtbvted ■mounting to $100 000. An extra tere* of clerks
bas been put on within tbs last tew weeks.:
the demand ter clerical help te eeaataatly Increasing. Order* mailed In any part of toe east ■nd north by Thursday night will reach Chicago in time to be fllledend mailed before tbe dsww tug commences. PerMjni lending orders will address A. A. KoWey A Co., No 105 Randolph stress, Chlcugo —(chi-sgo Times. JaatSdtt*
Ilill’m HairOjrep Fifty cents, black or brosm lastaBtaasons, nai
ural, dnraMe, beautiful, reliable, Indeed tb*ha in use, has been before the pnblle over ft ite* years, te tha cheapest, containing aa mneh aa tbe usual dollar slice. Depot, No. M John street. New York Utty. Sold by all Dmgrt-is, pateat medicine, perfumery ami faacj t -.1* (tori everywhere. jaltdly
HXACFLT WHAT TOD WANT! ■ATHBWft* VNNRTIAN HAIR DYE, knows amd mad over 9ft yaart. DaUylaereaslagla pabUa flavor. Complete to oaa betta. Me wash. No tosabla. A ChtM mm aggfty It. Prodnose a lustrous black or brown, aa desired. Dess not Injure Priso 15 casta. Sold by Druggists mto
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BA Hair Omm ter ret to* Hair. 1st dlyssd
ford, lot 8 In a corrected subdivision cf Morri-
son’* addition; $1.
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Mrs. Morn’s Benefit.—The lady whose benefit takes place this evening is well known to our citizens, this being her second season at the Metropolitan, and has a reputation second to no other artist connected with tbe establishment for industrious study and continued effort to please Ita patrone in so far aa her abilities could contribute to that end. Bhe deserves a good house, snd we hive no doudt It will be accorded. The bill selected for tbe occasion Is a good one, snd composed *f tbe “Floating Beacon, or Norwegian Wrecker*," and “The Fireman.” In the first she sustain* tbe character of “Marietta,” supported by Mr. W. H. Riley m “Jack Junk,” snd In the last by Mr. F. O. White aa “Clnctnnatlns B! ubber.” Pknsihls.—Tt baa been suggested to ue that
it would be well to have the.now removed | r#ntr ., to cur# lhe mo , t Tlel , nt£)riB , of from our street gutters. Tb# suggestion . _ _ ■ _
strikes ue as a very sensible one, lor, If al- *
lowed to remain as at present, when itm-lt* i An ' 1 »" 0 1,11 8 P rlB « »“’• 3un.mer romplalnte. the water will bo likely to overflow the pave- ' * UT th f u »• , , / , ! from faniilies of the first respectability, seeclr-
ment*. and in many places greatly to tbe dam- j CI(U „ ut t|M
age of property by tho inundation of the eel- ^ , ... ... . , i Prepared by Dr. A. T AtherSon A i o, lorwell,
lars that will almost Inevitably take plaee. ,, n , etg
The city council will not be In basic to pay Wm \ Uump I)sytoo obto for damages, nor could It In: expected, and it I Ohio ansi Waa*. janSdlmtn.th.satAwlm
would bo well if those Interested act wi-dy
and dear the gutters.
fllto" D I* constructive suicide to use Impure
me-llcines In caaesof Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Rheumatism,Goat,Herofnla, Maraamu*, ate , avoid the possibility of Imposition by nalag the standard Cod Liver Oil, manufactared from the floeat liver* proouratde oa tho banks of Now. roundlaad, by JOHN C. BARER A CO. No.TU
Harkot street, Philadotphla. novtdlm ■ft U VFwmAvrfkit, temt Ts me.
That thousands of both the aged aad tbe young
are snatched, aa It were, from the very
Jawa of Iftvalk
By tho use of Or. Atherton's Cherry Cordial, which has Obtained a worldwide reputation, on account of ita great medical virtues It te war-
UJ-Qui a: a uumlier of llie business men on our nmst prominent streets have cleared the iec off of the sidewalks In front of their houses. For so doing they receive the blessings of all who have occasion to puss along In their vicinity, on foot, while those who have not,
so mild.
\V« have a c i«e in hand. The party is a j p ro h.it>ly receive something not lady by the name of Adamson,from toe vicinity I _ of Yniontown, Kentucky. On Sunday, the -- — — — — 18th, n rabid dog entered her bouse and made LOCAL III
a ferocious attack upon a child, her daughter, who escaped harm through tbe iady’a interposition, but she was herself bitten on tbe lln;
lowing the dog
nger
Knowing tbo dog lo have l>cen rabid, she aoeepted the company of a friend and repaired to Hie residence of Mr. Carlos Johnson, In Warrick county, in this 9tate, soon after, to avail Rsrseif of the medical properties supposed, and by some believed, to be possessed by a stone, so called, In that gentleman’s possession. The mad stone was not on the premises at the time, having Inst been used in thla rlty in a similar ease, ivlth perleet success. 8he iben came on to this city, and the stone Was yusterdav applied to her linger, at the CrescOnt City Hotel, where flic is tfirrying. The stone immediately adhered with the tenacity of a leech and fell
is anpposed, only when tbe poison was (I or tho pores filled with the excreta wn from the wound. Tbtssti
This stone was
of the
off, as Is absoriied
ment drawn
mlginally brought from England, and is appearance of bone, or pumice stone, being porous, and of a greyish or dull color. When tbe mud stone is applied and kept on tbe wound for a short period, it is taken off nod boiled in sweet milk, and again applied. Those who have had tbe stone applied assert that it produces a peculiar leeling, as If under
some electric Influence.
Mrs. Adamson has been Buffering with tbe pain of suspense, not knowing what would be her fate; but no\yfccls more cheerful and con-
fident.
As soon as this case Is satisfied, twocblldren, lately bitten by the same rabid clog, will have the stone applied. They are awaiting Its use. For the Indianapolis Herald. The Facts. Epitor Herald:—A communication appeared in your local columns • few days since which reflected hi Justly upon the Principal of the Fifth Ward School—a worthy founglady. The fallowing arc the facts as learned by El# from a reliable source. William Wllgus, tho white boy who Acted as janitor of the building for i^wbile, was not di-mlyod to make room fur a negro or ony one tbe, 1 ut gave up hi- plaee voluntarily. ThI- person now elffldtupd to do the wojk of J lultor—making tiros early In the morning find #wceping out the school rooms In the evening—Is a negro wrmnn who was selected because sho could, in sd lilion, give *11 tbe school rooms, halls snd stairway a thorough denning on Satordayr. Tbe carrying of coal, for dally use, Is not the janitor’s work, but i» done by the male pupils of each room, detailed for that purpose from day to day by tbe tem hers, and tbo boy who wa/ecutawayfromscbooi, w**d1*mlMed because he would not comply with the school regulations. He ht« since returned to school, made apology for hls misconduct and *cqulesetf li\ tbe rule as to carrying coal. The negro or negro equality had nothing to do wiih tbe affair. A /‘wend io the .school. Items Prepared at the Rooms of the Yoitno Mkn’9 Christian Association.— 1. A man who has a considerable family to Bupport^wlli be glad to have, for tbe present, almost any kind of honest employment that will afford the fficay* of subsistence. 2. jf the woman who applied fer situ a tlon* for herself and daughter, will call at tbe Rooms, she can probably secure what she d«ffiffid. Bile did no# leave her number or loca-
tion.
<1. A visit to the Jail yesterday revealed tbe presence of a obild there only mb years old, held in confinement, ae be mid, "tot stealing” Two prisoner# were found on sick eouehe*. On* of these bad but recently passed tbrongb a severe eonvnlrion. ite f*W the amd of the ministration of home friends, and tears aud ehoked utterance# responded ft* few words of sympathy. Frem hath of them mm* toe tavltatlon to visit them 1* their eells. A supply of TestmnaC* and Traet* Were gladly accepted by th* fFftmwin, a Christian lady devoted » half fetor’s attention to th* women, who gave '**"•* ■ K * while their band* were DOsy . t piece* ofmw. lag which ** had tahe* them. “Com* asatoN Wflsfldded l*gHIF*Ul^taAlS rngwuiy tt ot mtotomw ww WIT WJw/
LOCAL IT 1 M •.
I, . MlrrMlorfVr, No. Jf Rsawl Wmslsinglon street, respectfully informs bis old customers and tbe pnblle, that bs has now on hand a splendid assortment of Winter Goods, of the latest style, Wblrb be will sell at greatly reduced prices. Gentlemen or Indies desiring a superior article of custom-made work are invlded to call »nd examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. 25-4 ilforrharntn ■ftowRsate’I* — Fmst Freight Line—American Express Company, Proprietors. Spec I si Notice—Arrangements have t>een made tor forwarding property received by tbe Mercbaote Despatch, so that It will not be delayed or subjected to any additional expense to the shipper or consigner, in consequence of the refuse! of tho Hudson River Railroad Company to allow connection at Albany, without change of ear*.
' E. Cummings, Superintendent.
J. TT. Loudkll, Agent, No. 19 Virginia avenue, Indianapolis. 33-0 fANrt.—A fAtopy"* Altaic Far Vic torlne, on Tuesday evsnlng, January 33, while sleigh-riding. The finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving it at Isaac Davis’ Hat Store,
No. 11 West Washington strset.
January 33, 1807. 34-2t fitter Fre—ea, CApytaff Hoots*,
etc., etc.
Large deml, fall bound, Blank Books. Blank Books and Memorandums—alt kinds. Bankers' Cams, “ new styles.” Pocket Book* aud BUI Holder*. Todd, Carmichael A Williams have a largo and full stock of the above at their large Storeroom In Gtouu’* Block. 33-3 Atteollom ropMollwtoi-Nmffie AmvxffrMKNT.—Best chance ever offered In Indianapolis. Glenns’ Block, 67)4 by 196 feet ox Washlngton street, for sale. For terms, apply to W. A If. Glenn, proprietors. Jyl9-tf. W« mre ctetoi t* fcara fltot* «fe« Grand Gift Concert, for tbe benefit of the Soldlers’ Home, at Knlgbtstown, to be give* In Richmond, Indiana, February 1, 1967, under tbe management of S. J. Miller, of that city, is receiving th* mesf liberal patron aga from tb* best ciUsene throughout th* State, and, from present Indication*, tb* mle of tickets will be complete by the Urn* advertised for to* draw, toff. Captai* J. T. Mseeoley, at No. 18 Wert Maryland street, 1* igtet for Ale city, where tickets can be procured, and also at * number of tho principal store*. • 19-5*04 *• T# wham* H smsay Cwmcrrm was tbe language of tb* lamented C-incolu, and will be remembered as household word* for generations yef to seme. But In order to appreciate the feet, we would advise tb* readers of our columns to drop hi *6 Mem**, Mortis Brother* A Co:, 19 Wert Washington rtreet, aud examine their iromoRae rtoek of ready made Clojhlng, without • doubt the best style* to b» had I* the cl*y. Or, If yos Wftnt clotMuf atad* to suit your tarte, don’t fall to consult your Interert by gl vn*g year orders to Messrs. Merits Brothers A Co. 91-6 ng 1 Wtakf Ttou AHtart 9RBI Tin Drjf Hear !-t>r. W.A.Ceudm, th* nsrttoff MetWum, will trent tb* afflicted of tbl* elty and vlolutty fer th* Utot sixty or ninety day*. The Doe tor few had great mmoe*s In teeatieg chronic dtomem, few tmtod many A*umud* in every etoyh* bm vMted. N* m*tay bow long yator* tommebm who ^Tft f^TtenIfliMiTTjifUjSi ■stay In tbe land. Afl fffltotHn^drtbto
f oow,
1849 and 1856.
MiIIIob* of bou-ebold* pronuuncs It their beat ptiy.lnao. The virtueaofit* uueqnaled remedial propcrtlesuevcr fall. It preaerve* aad regulate*, ner.-r de-troy*. Aa a preventive against Choi era it laaatandard remedy, ae one does of tbe Relief, at the very IIrat symptom, always dethrone* it* virulence. Is 184#, thousands of persona set zed with It were taved. So with the Yellow Fever, ta 1850. Thouaaada sad ten* of thousands of to! disrs were cured of Diarrhea and Dysentery two yean past, by It* u«e, aceordlag to Hospital proof! tbrooghout the American army. Bren Rheumatism recelre* immediate relief to th* petient. also, those attacked with Chill* aad Fever, Influenza, Sore Throat, Inflammation of tbe Bow els, Headache, Spasm*, Dleea***of tb* Kidneys, Sealdn, Hysteria, Physical Prostration, and • llkecomplalnts. Th* proof of Ita iaperior edteasy la, Ite battling agslaet pals, relieving the suffering, curing and killing Pain t For Neuralgic. Affections, Dyptberla, Tic Doloreua, It la surely a -peciflu Travelers, who change their water, persona desirous of strength, who went vitality and a renewal of life, ean depend upon Kadway * Beady Relief aa a meet Inviting and
effectual remedy.
Bold by Druggists. Price50 cent* per betUe,
janl# dAwffw
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Imp Cerwwa.rr
PRulwm’s <• NigRt i
PRulwm’s •* Niffe« toluMBfmH C*F*ua.’t
Phmlwmte « Night i
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A most exquisite, dell tame, distilled from the from which it takes He i
illcate aad Fragrant Per. rare aad beautiful flower
: take* ita name.
Manufactured only by PWALW1V * *mw, i**w T*m. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. ASK FOR PH A LON’S—TAKE NO OTHER,
fyftl deodAweowly
«■£ iaaw mv nmmcY, Am toelailM t* Great Buelml Hvll*. AN R**ay for Yoang Men oa the Errors, Abases snd Disease* incident to Puberty, which destroyed the manly power*—with Report* on : snd highly snecemiul remedies. Sent in Mated letter envelopes, free of charge. Addrq#* Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. d*ertd4kwt
It 1s to be hoped that American statesmen will take a warmer interest In the welfare of Mexico when they smell NwetfR’* BxtPhC# *fl Bw—«GB*B*m— R. T. SMITH A CO., Mew York. Manufacturers of tbe Ploral Perfumery. Nature could not produce » richer gem or choicer perfume Janlftdtm
T"
TO INVALIDS.
Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, BlUe House, New York City.
Mstag testimonial* eaa to addaced of the Immediate rettof which Hollo way** Medicines afford totomftom the** torrAto etoartropha* tha* th*re*rttnmi with which medical men use them la private practice lb* all such accidents. The nd foatnre la th* Olatasemt is that it leaves her tear nor btamlsh off the ikia. No family ■Uimortlhmd gsapgty of ths*e imvalnable remsdlm. Sold by aU Druggists. Jaal# iiw
Smokers# Take Notice. fflmrm# Vahmaam# Mftgo*, Mtc., Chwapor riftam Swap* taRmK tha Tiatoo.
A good Cigar A U* top Ugar, three for . A flh* H»vaa* Cigar.
ISBal deel* deodlm
Scents zscentt 10 m a*v gar lb.,—$1 50 J-A-McGAW, Ith HUnoU street.
CtRKA.'X’
-r Si;- • ... «VTO*U >V HIGH AND DESIRABLE
DS7 aOODSt
gnr aBuenok mo* real value.
L. H. TYLER & CO.
TYLER’S RE! HIVE,
Haring datsrminbd to
toooh
red: t of
luce their immense
ECI.KCTIC | Tbe Mflfl-g-a. | acter of these Mkaowlolgfil mo«t valuable Pills aad Family Physio, U that of a pertoot freedom frem Griping and Bowel Irritation. Could tho thousand* off casos of Pile* aad Bowel Weakaees but speak their origin, it woo Li bo found la tha enormous unnatural error of using Pill* or aay medietas that Gripe* la aetto*. Griping Is semi-Dyientory, aad a moment'* thought will show what * ssattaamd as* mast •eocssarily end in. Therefore, without griping, I claim for the Kclaette Pill* a nataral remedy for Chronic Coastlpatloa, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Hoad Ache, Liver aad Kidney Complaints, Piles, Worms, Lota of or Impnrltics of the Blood, Rush of Blood to the Head, Los* of Appetite, and all deraagcmrntaof Stomach or Bowels, and now fully conceded to them. s' J. L. HUN NEW ELL, Proprietor, Freotleul Chemist aad Pharmaceutist, No. 9 Commercial Wharf. Horton, Maeaarhosett*. •aM by all darters In medicine. Physicians aad Dealore supplied la Bulk, laa* daodAwaowt m
r KOFEMfiONAL. I>R. Jf. tolS.I.RK-w rtV.OCK., INDIANAPOLIS, —WNUp * Physic lam for Di eases of the Head, Throat aad Langs, VO which kraaeh of the profession his practice 1* exclusively eoaflaed. may be consulted dally, penoaally or by letter, at hi* Dim pessary aad Surgery, Milter’s Block, North Hllaot* street, one square north of tho Bates House. The important enres effected, sad onquallfled tneens ol th* Doctor* new method of treatment daring tho last year, In thlsctty, should cans* tho thinking and unblaaed'portlon of tho community, to appreciate th* advantage* of s permanent Institute, for thesetentlflr treatment of those 1sstdlone, ami if *nmolested, fotal clan of Consumptive disease*; the more so ae it 1* .evident CatonlM aud T.uat DlfOntma atorwsle*!) «•* the iaereaoe. The Doctor's treatment of the most approved form* of TAPOK IMAlsATIM, Combined with PBOPBB CONSTITUTIONAL TREATMENT, certainly succeeds where the old method* of practice utterly fell*.
.a. cjlhd,
To my old pat lea ta, and tbe many mend* who have so kindly aad generously sided my endeavor* to mitigate tho ravage* of coaauap: ion by turtng those diseases that so surely lead to it, I am very grateful, and shall endeavor to merit their approbation la the future, as 1* tbe psat. To VWgPDlLio I have to say that I do net con after It necessary to present further teatlnonlsU te yoar notice at this time, having, during the past year, given you statements aad report* from tbe most reliable parties of over a hundred taaes sueesssfully treated. This certainly sheuldqi vet ■denco to those who are still iuffhrtng. NP Consultation free, aad terms of Reatment within tho reach off all. Yours, ate. deelfl dtaeodlstortthp DB.J.IAI.B.
HYGIENIC WINE, This HSFonvxn Teal*, recommended by th* mart •mtasnt pbyrielaas, M mad* of
pt7v» —naan
Admits 1* Ns composition only Tonic, Armnatlc Md Febrifuge substances, n reptecse, with * greut superiority, aU other Bitten, wMeb have for*bare nothing bat ateehot or laferlorwhU^•^•foriohor thM«»jrotartr Btrt#i# te
Aud m taste is exqalrtto, Mu
theMsrvcas Fluids kssMrta*toal*ht*g; for, white Ngustly exhtlerete* by rt—ftag th# ftmetioas of the Digestive Orgaas, aad dlH*pafo Languor, by guutly refreshing sad sttrtrtMug the Brel*, glvtaff • horttlp tone felhowhele organism, Mteaves behind Mm# ef M* hatefrt laflu#*ees that follow aleoholleNtaniUMfe, Wewsff•tafl that, ape* trial, Hygteaie Wte# wiU b#
Fossessla g wonderful vnrtaos nt *li etwos of Dpm peps la aad Debility, Md awnover le snox Red
RKfTAUNANT. EATING _8ALOON. Persons In wnnt of s good Breakfast, Dinner or Simper, Can hi accommodated at B«tai«rRt’h DysUr gai Eattaf UIrrb
Mm. gi NwmtR in
TTIVBRYTHING la the eating Ite* serve! In the Us rent delicious style, and •# ratea mv
M8HCWJTH.
Pure Wines and the cbolesst of attbobor. ~ " ~“
■e cbolesst of Lluusetservsd
F. J. BRINK A Sxr,
No. ftft ftouth MMaols treet.
tort rettef for those i most liable. LAl n i
ith* sexfo ' 41«AMPINO,
MUSCAT PER LB wlUbofct Wise,superior to suythlsgef foohted Ml#tho pure Jaleoef the fluast grape, fruity aad ML •tent beyond description. Try It aad ho pomriastd. , •rtbof RwWhMftflMfortate by JltaHrtRifo. Steu#; M. M. Loe.nador Estes Moa*e;B#yAC*.,
PARIS AND NEW URK voau. anjd wusTwa f.wflMfl My tea aff ■' 5 , - j HUSinilKIAIUlIUKJit
VASHMAIU TUL0B,
Wm, mi
*1
Coatlaans rather- quiet, ye* a very fUr local trade is doing. Prices are oil Arm, la anticiputooa of s large rearwrt of trade. RieBandlXAS-HaTS ao change. COFFlru tra meying fatriy in a»-ii oiip. Ping quantities, bat na advance has yet beea made. 81 GABS—Are Mm aad disposed to advance. BIOL AS 4ES—Is hoary aad nearly Corrected dally hy A. JamooA Cm., Whaleamla Cvacors, Nao. 7 amd •
m^== it
1 90 to 9 09 :::::::.i“to»TO
Small white.
BRICK—
Common, per dozea Medium. •*
Extra
BUTTKR— ••
cr5S?“. d - u - CANDLK8— '
CHEESE—
Western Reserve
COAL—
20 to 28
16 to IT 15 to 89
RICH SILKS!
mCESS GOODS.
Shawls, Cloaks, F XT H/ S, DOMESTIC NOTIONS,
Laeea, TriNfiNBiN^B, Etr.
Highista txipper-^Bre^er-s Copper SS,«on GMd - Prime Choice COTTON BATTING— Best
COTTON YARNSNo 800 no. m. O- teW, Ponnd Cotton Yarns. Carpet warp.
Ftuth.
PLOITR—
1 to - a to 40 to 4* a to » a to so
Mow Wan* Nfarntmat.
Nbw York, Thardsy, January 24.
Co'.toa—UncfeaBBod. Flour—Dull and an'
on medium aad high grades, sale* or barrels of superiine at p 50®H; ex Ira _ AO; CM**, mi 90; tnd* feMtafotate the market closed doll, the receipts amount to
5,991 barrel*.
1 Witt-
Whisky—NomfoaL
Whert-N
r; sale of crude at SO’^e.;
S5?"
fried Apples, per lb... Green - -• bill.
perl ■v "
UE
Peaches, halves, per lb..
’* quarters, PEATHERSMew,lire geese.
FUH—
... 1 00to 850 ..u mtoisuo .. la 50to 13 15
ft to 10
. .A U0 to 3 50
-No receipts aad the market dull
aad lower; ades of 6,000 bushels ot Chicago spring at B2 26; while MicbigM, f3 06 for So.
one.
Barley—More active; srtt* of Canada Want,
in bond, 96c.; free, 19.
Ryo—Quiet.
Com—Receipts of 4^00 bushels;market doll aad declining; tales of 141JXW bushels of mixed Western afloat, $1 IB; dm in store,
nominal at $1 16.
Oats—Dull and heaw; receipts 4,050 bush-
els Western at 62c. Groceries—Quiet. Petroleum—Firmer
r fined, 28c.
Pork—Market dull and lower; sales of 3,300 boxes at 10jgc.; Cumtierland cut, short
ribbed, t%c.
Cut Meats—Unchanged and steady; sales cf
175 packages.
Dressed Hogs—Firmer, sale at 8%c. for Western; choice do., 8%c.; choice city is held
at PAWHc.
Lard—Heavy; gales of 470 barrels at 12c. fur old; new, 12&e. Butter—Steady; sales of limited quantities
at 26c.
Cheese—Quiet; sales at i:i®19J-<o. Philadelpltia. NEmrihet. Philadelphia, Thursday, January 24. Flour—Dull; sales at *11 50®13. Wheat—Quiet and scarce; sales at $3 10@ 2 20 for red, and $3 20@3 40 for white. Corn—Dull aud depressed; sales of new yellow at 9X@$l. Oats—Dull; sales at 57c. Provisions—Generally firm. Mess Pork—Sales at $22@22 25. Beef—Sales at 20@23c. Lard—Sales at Cincinnati market. Cincinnati, Thursday, January 24. Flour—Unchanged, and little doing. Wheat—Dul|,,but bolders contended for full prices; sales of Mo. 1 spring and winter at $2 35@2 80. Corn—Dull but not lower; soles of ear at 55c.; shelled. 61c. Gats—-Gull, and prices l(§2c. lower, at the close; No. 1 not saleable at better rates thau
50e.
Ry e—U nch anged.
Cotton—Held at 31@31)20. for middling, but these rotes are nominal, antFnothing of conse-
quence was done.
Whisky-Dull; sales at 25c. in bond,
ad
Amusements.
ismmiiAH Tuatu.
NOTICE—CHAMOR OP TIME. frMay Kf—tag, Jfe—ffy 25. BENEFIT of XIR&. H. MORE, When she wiU appear in two great character*. FltOATHfO - BEACON; OK, NOB W Ed I AN WKBCKEBS. >«^***v Mrs II. Store After whteh THE FXRTnfeTAJSTMrs. Waddietongue-. Mrs. H. More Cmcinnatus, iBiuhber) Mr. White. Saturday afternoon at half-past two o’clock, grand hlatiaeo. Admission to all Darts of the house 35 cents. The great play of the Stranger.
WiU positively oflhr their entire aad Lmm THAN COflT, for the
stock at CoaT,
a uo to 9 so
5 00
3 40 to 350 IS 00 to 13 35
' THIRTY DAYS OHI.Y,
COMURNCISG
I^OVEMlfER
T>ARTIh> IN X at tha low. the above is nu bat aa actual
shown si live .fale
as now. and we tael able to pleaso ail at t
W AST OF t lNK DRY GOODS, •t tmm..iLie prteaa, will And that l/llMUCGor CA1GH PENNY,
or t AlGM PENNY,
Our Goods WiU be freely
.lit#: '
fact. Our G
y reprr-entod by p.,11 Oar .lock wa. neve:
i and atten > complete i .hall be
BEE HIX^TE,
• Worn* Wtsaltlaaetwm rttrert.
CORNER MERIDIAN. • dim
MreenrETS' A CO., ManofMctariD^ Perfumers, 20 PulUmAmomt, HFoohlpw, Nets York. For tale by ail Druggist! aad Fancy Goods dealer*. sagSOdSm
FOR SALK. EO E S A. LE. Mill Seat and Farm!
TN CARBOLL COUNTY. INDIAN A, three and A a hairmMef. from Detphl, the countr wat. anti from tha Wabash ami BrieConal. andT. W A W. lt.lt-. twenty acres of Land, all uadercnltivattoa, throuch which passe* a living *trram ol water propelling a Saw Hill which I* cutting, with one hand, 3.000 feet per day—a flrtt class friure Dam— alaa feet bea>i of water—in a well timbered
iter—in a well t
country. Power sufficient for grt»t mill or other manufactory A good orchard on the place. Also,
m sours
adjoin: _
154 Acres Farming Land!
ere* tn cnMvatioa—balance
With frina aftte « acre*
ell
good
-lance
well timbered with oak and black walnut. A
(Atm,
'#*#th *6 the]
gooa waant noose; running water through form: alio, several (pringv Well adapted to wheat and corn. Situated on main road. Price of mill property, (•mo. Farm, fft.000. To be sold sepa-
rately or together. Title perfect.
Term*—One- half cash; balance in one and two
years. For further det-Sl J3w Si.W.F
particulars, inquire of J. C. A J. APPLEGATE,
Delphi, Indiana.
NOTICE.
Brick and Shingl* Machine. ffETB hate the siraulest, and we believe, the VV mart powerful Brick Machine tn the country. It works all kinds of clay, nnd make*
UOOgoed Brick per hour, lalislactlon guaranteed.
country. It works all ki: with one pair of mules, tt and by steam 4.13# Si
Our Repressing Brick Machine, with one mall a: a boy, will repress 4,000 brick per day. The KmShingle cuttlnr' Msebine pleas**, everv one
k. RKt|U A. General Agent. 141 Broad wav. New York.
that tries 11 JantTdty
PAINTS. OILS, ETC. J • B « OS« O O I>, Whole.A'e and Rotail Dealer in PAINTS^OilS, PUTTY WINDOW GLASS, mixed Pal site amd tamafoaa. ALSO, MffHM4 OraamcBtal fail ting Graining, Storing and Katecmlr ingCelllngs, Mm. TT Rast market Street, ZPTXTI.A.PT.A.FOX.XS, IDT ID. Bilen's Block, second door east. J*aft ilk*
SO
33 I
3 35 i 3 IS i
4 50 to 5 HO
5 UU ;
4 U0 3 13
White Pish, one-half bbl White Fish iq one-fourth bbi., White Fi»h in kiu ... Mackenl. So. 1. one half bbl Mackerel, Xu. *, on© hmlf bbi. M.it*ken*l, Xo. 4. one-half bbi . Mackerel, in kit* No. I. . Muukemitn kits. No. 4. FuSsarthSi^:'* 0 3 Raisins, Layer., us: w Raisin*. M. R. Turkish Prunes, per lb. Urie l Currant* One pound Cove Oy>U*r>, per *toz. Two “ Pc«uthc.*» Two “ Cherries Two Black Berries Two ** Toamtoes
GliAIN—
Wheat, rod, per bus % oy LV»re.eht * " '.■ r.rt to rt ULAha—Subject to dkcount often toff fteen per cent, for large ordei*.
H A lit—
Per bushel 40 HIDES—
Green Salted
Green Calf Skia
HOMINY—Good demand
IKON— _ ttoU^heeMcon.WtOU.g; ^ ^ ^ 1 Goauia* Barnto. « fofo i
Imitatioa do. A
American Hprt»|r atael. V.V.V.V V »to au Hone shoes JW lb 8* to 8^ Horse shoe nails Mtort
LEAD
- it.vais?. 19 to IS
Hoge—Dull, and nominsllv 25c. lower; and at tbe close they were offered at #7 25(g7 75.
Receipt*: 4.600.
Mesa Pork—Dull, aud 50c. lower: at tbe cloee, best city brands were offered this afternoon at $25 50, but $20 was tbe beat offer that
wa* made.
Bulk Meats—Dull, and prices drooping; shoulder*, sides,9J^c.; ban's, liij^c. Grecu ileaLs —Dull, and ill <s Towtr: shoulders, ; -ides. : ham-, lOLjc. Lard—Dull at 12fe412;4c.. the latler ntie was asked, and -< me ebangt d hand, at 12c.
ii iui Bacon—Sale- of -boulders ou the -pot at bTtoluuo ll 1 ' ’but are dul!: clear .Ides wcic in good 3S9to too ‘Iffoand. and sold tor next wock’i delivery at
3 13 ! liKfiloC-
a go : G roceries—Steady. j Sugar—Sales at 11>44$I4v.
( off, c—Sales at 23^si!io.
Exchange—Steady at last rates.
Gold- .■'ales at $1 34.
Iobrison’s Opera Hall. WOm TMKEE -’hlOHXS OBILY. Prirtay, Smtmartmp am* mrnmrtmy, Jan. Eff, 88 aunrt E7, 1881. SI GUV O R"B LITZ The World Memo ee me# Magician and Tantriloquist, With his inimitable troupe of Learned Canary Birds Which have been trained to almost all and everv. thing that man can do. the conclusion of each performance the Signor will give away, bona fide, to tha audience, GOLD AND SILVER ARTICLES OF GREAT VALUE. For particulars, see programmes. Aumisahm to all parts of the house, 33 tecD.
egantToys,
DRY GOOD*.
Louisville .tlurket. Lol isvu.lk, Thursday, January 24. Tohaci o—Sales of 4<i hogsheads of low grade atfi 65@15 75. Flour—Superfine, slo 00. Wheat—Prime, §2 so. Corn—shelled, 70c.; in ear. Use.
Oats—O0c.
Mess Pork—$21 50 for prime. Lard—liJic. m tierces. Cut Meats—shoulder-. 12c.; clear -ides.
15’,0.: hams Uic. Whisky—*2 29.
30
3to3G i
Coffee—25e. for liio.
sugar—Prime New Orleans, 14*^e.
ney-
easier.
Chicago Vlarkct.
Chicago, Thursday, January 24. -The demand for money la not sO though the market is perceptibly dullness which characterized
LUMBER— Lath, poplar. Pine UATHJEB-
48 tort 4t t* rt * to a as to m 80 to 1 S I 40 tel tff
ItoS
. 1 INtol 4ft . 1 TB tol W • OfttoU W . X 4ft tol m 1 « kolrt
90 tol 10 tfitoXUI
TIB 800
Flour—Th
the Hour market lately still continues. There is no change in prices; -ales of spring extra at
$10(311; superiine, 25.
Wheat—The market opened dull and heavy, and declined from 2 to 3c., but towards the close the demaud for No. 2 spring improved. There were sales made ot SI tH; the whole range of prices waa from $2 12<&i 13 for No. 1,
and ft N501 87 tor No. 2 spring,
No. 1.
Provision—Dull; prices favor buyers foi nearly everthing. Mere Pork—25c. lower; sales were m*4* at tiff 25@19 60, closing Itith sellers. First claos
brand *18 50.
Lard—; 7 to >4c. lower. Transactions hit ligikL Sates at #1 ISt, far prim* steam ren-
dered.
Green —uauc ca—ic. c-uuun firm. Slaughtered hogs 6>jc., hams S^e. —Dressed hogs opened and clt
CLOSING OUT! Scott A Mitchells, lO We*t ftTfisisiiaRtoa Ntreet. ARE NOW Ot’t h-lflNG TUEIlt ENT 11: K XX. stock of STAPLE A\l) FAACV DRV fiOODS AT LESS THAN COST! TO OLOSE IT OUT. Per sonsWishing Bargains FOB ChmtBias and \ew Year's Preseais, Would do well to call on us. s x xT'e: s i BELOW C'OiSX. Dress Goods Below Cost, LINEN GOODS BELOW COST, Laces aad Etebrgidcries Below Com. GLOVES AND HOSIERY BELOW COST. ClMklct* ujatl Mteawte Below Coat, CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES BELOW COST. Jeans and Flannels Below Cost, Dress Trimmings Below Cost, AT SCOTT A 311TCHELI.*', to Woo* WneRlmgtOrt Street. decldlm
Shoulder#
Hog#—Dressed hogs opened and closed quiet end steady. Seles at 56 90@7 10. Lob* dividing-200 pounds. Live hogs selling at 10i£$
15c. low
Sc. lower.
Meat—Ruled dull; sales at $5 S5<gG
40 for
Harness
Upper Kip. No. 1. medium French Eip, am choice French Calf
DomretteCalf
M^Urt-gx.p.rdo, 52i n «
■Rf \B*E3 -
New Orleans Iforto Rico
HAILE—
HM
OflYW- ^ ^
s*tire*^or Headlight oil *» 10 to3 » ordinary to choice smooth lot*; recerpU 6,000
Extra Engine OH 1 50 to t IB • pound*.
BngineOil— 1 *0 to 1 40 I Receipts—Four 10.000 barrels; wheat 13,000 ^Cwoa Wte 8ft ■ bushels; corn 1L0O0; lat* 12,000 bushels; live
Naptha or Benzeie
Refined Coal OU ONIONS—Per bushel
FOTATOB*
t'hirten*, live per dozee * dresse 1 •• POWIJkS^, fire-setl ;*rlb ^ Blasting Rule It AG!*
RitE-
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Beware of the Man TUI/HO has a house full of babies, pav: v v rent”—both house and store—for ii< hold a caudle to too low prices in Boots ai that Jennings, (old No. IS South llliauis offers, for ill lacks au. the above lint uric
big
he can e nd Sboc’s
1 DusUeii; corn 1UX)
Wtel » < ll0K8 3 ’ 000 P <)UIui,i - tot* 13 ~“
SB to 58 ate 40 . .50 to 53 80 to 1 00
Nt. Lenta market.
St. Louis, Thursday, January 24. Cotton—Dull; sales of middling at 2»c. Flour—Inactive and favors buyers; sales
5 OUtoS 30 superfine at 50@U; extra, $10 260X1;
I double extra, §l'’(jJ13 75.
Wheat—Heavy, and buyers holding off; sales of pnme spring at 92 33 and prime fall
at »2 75to2 *0.
POMEROY and Charles Sumner sagree in politics, but all Marion couuiy
AND SHOES
iiTTUH
X) di _ unit* in saying, buy your BOOTS AND SHu of JENNINGS,
Old No. 18 Soath Uiinoid street.
FOUINO I> K A I) . A MAN was found, t-atunlav last, dead to his XX. own interest; so much so that he paid s!t>
for the same kind of a Boot be cou
for ftl 30 from
Ok! No.
that he paifi s!0
uld have boupit
.iennings.
13. new No. 40 south Illinois strei:
Rangoon Garoliaa. salt— Lake per barrel SEEDS—
Flax
Glover r Timothy 9UEK I* £1NCPer sheet Per cask SHOT— Per Keg “ Bag
Werkes' Babbitt's
Philadelphia, flue SODA— Good demand.
Rnglish America]
SKEBir SSS.:::::::::
Common
SUGARSHud. refined White, soft mint
TeUow
Porto Rico, raw Cuba, raw
sta: TAN
RCH—Demand good at.
INER'S OIL—
Fair ilemaud at
TALLO TAR— to barrel
In r In l
TEA—
Young Hyson. Imperial" Gun.mwder TU-KiNGiJ— ComMtoga, C. C. A.
Kvvrvtto
Matheun, A. A
t Branch
•▼ill K—
one half barrel* bucket*, perdoicn
We* 1
Providence
* 00 to S 73 3 uo to 3 so . .12X to 14 j 7 a to 7 50 ! 8 00 to 8 08 . 6 to ** .10 to 11 UH to US | ...Sttltoft OO . .3 UU to 3 SO
7 50 i
3 SOtoS UU 1
.914 to 10 11* to 13 ur to n 14 to 19 - 14 to IS : :S S St ...» toil 2 1 10 to 1 K IB to 1 00 10 to 10 'K.SK 14 to I4H 1* to 1SH 11 to 13>, 7 to 7ft 1 15 : 1 30 9 to 9fi I 8 50 6 50 # 00 to.6 50 I 3ft to 190 1 OO to 310 ,. .. 140 to 310 lOUtoiSO
at »2 7302
Cora—Higher; «af
Oat#—Firmer: Provisions—N< logoff; yesterday
Ized.
Hogs—Dispatched from abroad caused a decline: prices opened at fcti 50(36 65 and closed at $6 .'15(36 50.
ales at 80(383c. ales at b7(gtjlle.
othing doing; buyers standy’s prices could not be real-
JEsiwauRce Jlarltet. Milwaukkx, Thursady. January 24. Flour—Dull, Wheat—Declined; sales of 196 bbls. of No. 2. Corn—Unchanged. Oats—Dull; sales at 31c. for Xo. 1 and 42e. far No. 2. Receipts—Eleven thousand barrreD of Hour *29.000; 1.000 bushels of corn, *5.500. Shipments—17,000 bbbls. of flour; wheat 1,400 bushels. .vtcmplsis narket. Memphis, Thursday January 24. Cotton—Dull;sales at SOtgSO'se.; receipts, 1,134; port*, 3,066. ‘ Flour—Firm; Sales at #10. to #15 50. Cora—Dull; sales at #103(3105. Oats—Dull. Hogs—Firm; sales at 38c. Dressed Hogs—Higher: sales at 10(^12:. Bulk Meats—Firm; sales at 13 —Hie. Mess Pork—Scarce, but firm at 26<(J26fi,'c.
CLOTHES WASHER. DOTY’S Clothes Washer
rAirrcpv
CVEALBD PROPOSAL* will be received ut the kj ofltca of Joseph Gurxon, Arcbiteat, Journal Butldtog, or at tha Hospital for the Insane, until Thuredwy, Junuarr 21, Ibfll, for famishing and (Mireriu *4 the Berth Wing of the Indiana Rort>t4hl for th* !■■«■*, the fol'ewing bills of soumlj clear, live. White Oak and Poplar Timber One-fourth nf^ach siae of the Oak to be delivered oa or before April I, and the remaindei or before May I—end nil the Poplar on or bel TheSteSidtng Committee do not hind themselves to accept the lowest or any bid; and the pu*Y rttortMtartl he accepted wiir he required to provide two approved sureties for the do* and sariaforttry performance of the contract: Best Quality White Oak Timber
taJoirt
.At: and com-
S* “*■
sift .. iS rl3s3S fl 340 Joist 3x13x30.6 “ ....* X1SX148 «0 “ 3*13x188 - ... * X13X14.0 108 “ 3x12x1 A8 » “ xtoxa* 150 " 2x13x184 »* M ... * 319x10.8 485 " 2x12x150 19 “ 2 xl3x136 330 “ 2x13x130 MB “ s xllsiao te “ 3 xl3x15.6 lot •* f rl2x16.0 1000 Scant’g 2 x4 xl6.0
19 - .3 Xl3x 9.8
tmat, dear Poplar Timber.
3 - ;:;; S 2 E • Pnrilne*
► - . ..rr. jo
: : .rffBK.Jn—
: -feSgl ! :
... 3*8X18.0 3x8x10 0 JOB Rafters ... 3x8x180 14ft “ ... 3X8XM.# 18ft “ ... 3x8x110 840 ”
2x8x16.0
.4x 9x150 9 Beams
16 — "
2\ftxl6 0 2x6x210 2x6x330 3x6x .4.0
8x12x330 8x10x15 0 IflMOxSXfl
8x13x43.0
.«[ 9x116 W “ 8x13x26 0
8x1
4x 8x16.0 .taftxl30
.-.4XI0mS40 0 “ 4x8x14.0
i-9”:::::.SSE 8wi..iJ5W|
twi:
l #tton 05 Papfiir Jute an TOBACCO— * Black sweet, ono-fburtli, one half and tens 73 to 78 Bright, ono-fbnrtli and tans 98 to 108 Natural Leaf 1 80 tol 90 Fine Cut^Chawiny, in bulk— 78 to 1 85 C. Rooflna Tin B 75 L C. id-li, nrst^ualilj 18 00 WoG^ En" WARE—
ISS
No. Stubs ....*• 13 9ft to IS 00 Nest, (eight in nest,)p«r nest 415 te 5 “ (Three tn nest) •• s Keeler’s (five in nest) “ .... “
No.^1 Churns, common, per do:
St'? «♦
No. I, cedar “ “ £1 :: - :: One-half bnshel measures B. and O. Buckets “ Washboard#, per dozen
Is easy to operate—sitting or standing—injures no garments. and does its work to perfection in from two to mur minutes; is durable, and ^rtttHtt* is the only washing machine that is ukxd rax bxttkb thx lonskb it is uskd. Recommended as the very best, by Solon Robinson, Oran Judd, Youmans, and many other prominent men. R. C. BROWNING, General Agent, 33 Courtland Street, New York, (Opposite Merchant’s Hotel.) The Universal Clothes Wringer,
COCA . WUHUKUS,
FOTU i^ALE.
• JEYNrNG>' Old No. 18 South Illinois street.
AVA-^kTEI>. /^tlTIZSNS to become aware of the fact :5-.! V- 1 my rent is less than $1 a day and eriicr • penses trifling, that I CAN and will sell Boots.. Shoes less than any establishment in thee: Call and be convinced, at JENNINGS'. Old No. 18, new No. 40 South Illinois streei nov23 drinlstp
NOTICE.
35
3 00
ten. 15 00 •' 14 00 “ 13 00 “ 16 00 “ 15 00 “ 14 00 “ 8 Oft to 850 “ 3 35 to 3 50
Meal Selves
WHISKY—
W ^?«3 A ’ D -. WOOLS^aThTT. Unwashed
.... 4 50 to 5 00 — I30rtS«
In cloth I: Send for
labor, and will snvft its 4 csale and retail terms. ri^»
scripuvo circulars.
Exolnsiye right of sale given to tha flMtrespon-
lUcant from each town.
I •ppUean!
C DICKSON A &TC cultural Machinery. Impli Theater Building, tor'
i Hotri.) > in Agri-
Agenta, dealers in Agri
iel d6mc
Implements, Seeds, etc,
eod
FOII SALE OR RENT.
Jteney, BftttrR#, Etc. New York,Thursday, January 24. The money market closed easy, at 7 per cent.; lenders being very oauticus about collaterals. Gold—Steady,« 343*. Governments—Duii; coupon*, 81; do. 1864. 14*4; 60.1885,10634. ^ Sioi ks—Heavy, and lower; Ofate certificates. 22; New York Central, 98*; Erte.»xrHudI son, 120J4; Michigan Southern, 68te; J^aou Central, 111*4; Toledo, 1MJ<; Fort Wane. •Mu*
105; Quartz HUI.JBO;
Mfthton,teefl. rtftjrt fort.
.. ttssry 24.
tow grades have dft-
Flour—Dufl; W(
ciined 25c.
Wheat—Southern ml ft 19M 00 a^Srm ier; 08 * 1 ^ aaw »
Flax Seed—fiS SOfflS flO. Clover—|8 75m Oft.
Gats—58c.
HOUSE
FOR SALE OR RETT.
k’ own and popular public house in rented for a term of years, o™ sold/ o^eaxv ttems. Enquire of MeKK UN AN A PIERCE. Real Estate Agents, or of J. M. LAMBERT the landlord, ua the premises. janSdlm.
EXPRESS.
C^PXXAX. CITY
OmIIes, C&rriaffe aid Express Line. /-voce Exchange Bnildlng, No. 8B North IBinois W street. Pnwree> allLatTon given to oil orders.
giwww * ELLSWORTH,
ieto:
Eiisro’S TEGETABLE AHBBGSIA rs THE MIRACLE CF THE ARE! Gmy-he-atlod X»oopU> hnvo their locks restored by it to the dark, Ust.-au. nlken trasses of youth, and are happy! Young People, with ligSt, faded or red U.iW, have tiicse unfasItionaUc colors changed a beautiful auburn, aud rejoice 2 People whoso heads ere covered with Donrf, u/and Uumors, use it, and have clean coats and clear and healthy scalps I Bain-HeadeU Votewomos havetheir remaining locks tightened, and tinbare spots covered with a luxuriant growth of Hair, and dance for joy! Toting Gentlemen use it because it inchly perfumed! Young Ladle# use it because It keei-v their Hair in place! ^ Everybody must and stilt use it, Wan- - it l» the cleanest and VJ article in the market I Tor Sale by Draggisto ga&finlly. KliU WNINe * M,4»AN, sep4 OSmeod InSanopolte.'^Sdmila.
HOUSE FURNIftHINC.
sepSOdSm*
FOR TRADE.
THAI
A ronfl store ro<m in a^ffimrUhing^ towa^td^ morSS wrepertvj Vfib a difference of from one
tattiThoreand Dollars to Cash.
Bert Estate Agerte,« Wrtt Wl
dfteM Iw
HAMLLN tt JOflDBIOM^
SELLING OUT AT COST! ISSZH T CAKPEXN, WARE. PAPEU, •U, CLOTHS, IWATTIMSS. WftNfertW XtaMMRN v •AMAWS, LACE AND nt NUN CTHTAINS, -a.x oostr. oStKt 5 ^ Whic, ‘ we wiU
nova dlmlstp tot »-.«■ Ufa
‘fo «AEE, Itofltoa Street.
«• tae*# —-
A
INDIAN aique ante
"NATANhffACTUMMRS end fl^rtra. ■ws,!. i
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