Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1867 — Page 4
daily hebald.
MONDAY MOBNIHO, MAY
INDIANAPOLIS I. ». TIME TABLE. Oolaa«M aa« ladliaipoli. Omtral Batlwar. namuATa. Aaain
tSt.i ffl?:!
Sight XxprMt 6 .30 r.M. 7:40 A. If
OlBOlanill ind Richmond Roilrood.
OIKCimiATI VIA BJCnaOKD.)
XxpreBS. 5:00 p. If. 1:15F.*
Mall »•«
Boilofoatalaa Railroad.
Ktaurn J«.xpr< Night Kxpres
l>ty Express Weotern Kxpres: NtgbtKxpresi
...6:40 P.M ... 7 «2 ... 3K» a. a ....T:45 A. a
MadlaoB Railroad.
Morning Xipio. 10:45 a. a.
Jadaraoavtllo Railroad. p,ws "Vin’^i.a:
.... 8:00 a.a.
Morning Rrpr Chicago Rxpre Night Rxpress
0:45 ». a 4:50 A. a «:45r.M
proa*...
Bven! n* X J?x prer*.'
Indlaaapolla, Para aad Ohloago Rallvar. Chicago Mall » * Chicago Rxproa* 8:50 r a 5:5» r.a. Lafar.ti* and Ohloago Railroad. unlncy and 9t. Jo Bxprea*.. 8:05 a. a. 0:50 r.a 1 hleago Kxprcaa 1 90 r. a. 6:10 r a OurlngfleM Accommodation. 7:50 r. a. 9 50 a. a Chicago Night Express 19:30 a. a. 5:C0A.a
Olaolaaatl Railroad.
Mall5:20 A. V.
Accommodation
Express 6:50 P. a. Martinsville Aocommodat’n 1:50 r.a. Terr* Raat* andladlaaapoll*.
8t. ixiulsExpress.... 8:80 a.a. 6:15 r.a Express i :N> r. a. 10:00 a. a
.8:00 r.a. 5:00 A. a
... 5:90 A. W. 19:10p. a .10:90 A. a. 1:10 r.a
19 :50 A. a 10:15 A. a
Mattoon Express Night Express...
(toalsvllla, Raw Albany aad OhloagoRallroad.
laaxxMOArrLi jchotiox.) Going North. South
Express 6:06 r.a. 19:11
Accommi Prelght.
Accommodation 7:45 A. a.
10:1
5 r.a
:06
ooA.a. 10:05 r.a
CITY MEWt. ro-daT’a Advertla«Bi«i»ta. Wanted—Six thonsnnd dollars- Address I’ostoflce box 910. Hotel-Stevens House—Nos. 31. 23, 25 and 27 Broadway, New York. Tor Sale—One hundred acres of State land. Proposals—Plasterers’, painters’and carpen-
ters’ work.
ITT Profeiior Athltck Smith gives a soiree to-night, at his academy, in Morrison's Hall. r-JT There will be a cricket match at Camp Burnside to-day. TEE JLA8T Par.—To-morrow I* the last day for hook and line fishing. The new law takes effect on the 15th. *yrbe Broad Hippie dam Is progressing fliwly, and it Is probable that a full head of water will t»e turned on next week. IlThe foundation of the cotton factory, on the river near OetsendorfTs mill, Is In a healthy state of progress. tlT A dozen canines gave up the ghost yesterday LaCrone Democrat. Had they but one ghost among them. Brlekuel!’ ( jojf- The bare bed of the canal is assuming the offensive with the approach cf warm weather. There is a cholera case in every square Inch of It. IfT The Rev. J. H. Lozier has accepted^ the gauntlet thrown down by Mr. Foster, to' discuss the doctrine of eternal punishment. The discussion will come off soon. IT ’When music, heavenly maid, was yound.' they had no such glorious interpreters :f melodious rapture as the divine Pareps, ■x\ favors our citizens an emotional feast, lit t r toe gods, cn the night of the IT’.b. E-~r The puhli. ati:n office of the 7ndi>jr..i a'j.’s O '••a'-'.vjJ. » handsome advertising aneet. pul lisbed monthly, has t^en removed to 1 Last Washington street. A. L. I/vgan is the .-eceral agent.
P. C.
' IT The Indianapolis Female Bible Society will hold 1U anniversary this evening, at half-
past seven o’clock, at the Congregational . , ,, Church. Addresses by Hon. Will Cumback, 1 Fountain C. C. !! >v. M. Ntuckenberg and others. The pnblic | 47*. ttraokei
Hro Invited to attend.
Radical CAi’cns^-The radical members of the city council held a caucus Friday night to nominate subordinate city officials. M o understand our Arcadean friend, Boaz, waa rewarded for Urn distinguished honesty and fidelity with which he discharged hla dutyas Inspector of the election la the Filth ward, by the nomination for chief of police. The h*«t of our genial German friend Charley R effimann, Jwwd that dre^l guUlottae, «d rolled In the gory sawdust. Mr. Buchanan succeeds him as chief fire engineer. Mr. Staples getshls walking papers as dty civil engineer, and H/succeeded by Mr. Patterson. The other officials are retained. We can not find word* to express our gratifleatlon at the nomination for chief of police. It is rfue that Tom. Wilson i» the best chief we ever had, and has brought the force to a higher state of discipline and efficiency than It ever reached under any previous administration ; but there is something so attrattlve in the Idea of having that unique old Roman,Willlam Boaz, at the head of the police department that we can y>t help giving vent to the dellrous )oy which oppresses us. We sacrifice our anxiety for the welfare of the city on the altar of pergonal friendship, and rend the elastic atmosphere with a long and loud huzza for Boaz. Well done thou good and faithful shepherd. Blood will tell. ^ ou’ve got it at last, William, and the farm in the country Is desolute, forever. The pitiful bleating of bereaved lambs, blend with the glad hozannas of a grateful populace Intoxicated with bliss. Sound the hew-gag, and beat the fuzzy-guzzy. Long live Arcadia! Boaz, you fcay count on us—bet your bottom dollar, and the last sheep in the fold that we'll stick by you. Remember, Boaz, that you are not dealing With sheep when you undertake the management of our frisky police. Be firm, be wise, be honest, be vigilant, be vll» tuous and you will be happy. Gentle Boaz,
adieu.
Later.—The faithful are In sore tribulation over the Friday night’s caucus. They are s8 intensely Interested in saving the country by keeping the pesky copperheads from getting the upper band, that they neglected atbelr souls, ami all day yesterday sober. Godfearing, loyal men staid away from church, and sub-caucused the caucus on the street corners, and in secluded offices. There is a terrible fermentation over the decapitation of Richmann, and fears are entertained that It will ruin the party, and consequently the country. We understand that another caucus will Be held this afternoon, to reconsider the action of the first. Supreme Court—November Term,1*66.— The following decisions were rendered May 11, IM87, Hon. Charles A. Bey, Chief JusUce: .list. Toledo, l/igansport A Burlington Railway Company vt. Nordyke. White C. 1*. C. Petition for rehearing overruled. 37«: William J. Rose berry, Treasurer, t». S. A. Huff. Tippecanoe C. C. Petition of Treasurer of Sullivan county for reconsideration refused. 517. Commissioners of Adams county rs. Meitz. Adam^C. C. Petition for rehearing overruled. Overbay, adm'r., vt. Board. Warren C. P. Petition for rehearing overruled. 426. Carmichael vs. Gary et af. Hendricks C. C. Petition for rehearing overruled. 4.11, Carr et al. vt. Collins ct at. Hapcoek C. C. Petitioi^for rehearing overruled. T13. Parry r». the City of Richmond. Wayne C. C. Petition for rehearing overruled. Opinion by Ray, C. J. * 351. Wells ef al. vi. RaWd el al. YigoC. P. C. Reversed. Ray, C. J. S*!. Andrewa et al. vt. Powell. Warren C. P. C. Affirmed. Ray, C. C. 484. Sinex r*. Toledo, Logansport and Burlington Railway Compady. Cass C. F. C. Affirmed* Ray, C. J. 597. Lusk et al. rl. Davis. Vanderburg C. C. Affirmed. Ray, C. J. 244. Catterline rs. Mitchell. Clinton < . C. Reversed. Elliott, .f. ,'■7*. ffVoodward r*. Wilcox. Floyd C. C. Reversed. Elliott, J. oCl. Souffrain ef al. rs. McDonald, c. if, Wayne C.C. Affirmed. Elliott, .1. .■'7o. Harper <■{ al. r*. Miller, et al. Y»nJerburgC. C. Reversed. Elliott,.!. 570. Yankey et cl. rs. The State, on rel. Corneison. Clinton C. P. C. Reversed. El-
MOti. J.
.>n. i.oodnch rz. Krledersdorf. et al. Jel-fer-on C. C. Reversed. Frazer, J. 2>7. Rartlo# ?r al. r*. Davis. Malison C.
C. Affirmed. Frazer, f.
4ld. Fry et al. rs. The Ntate on rel.. auditor, etc. Tippecanoe C. C. Reversed. F'ra-
LOCAL ITKW.
Cirawd Arasy mt 9»« KepnlsUc Pic Nic at Pendleton next Thursday. Ticket* only one dollar for the trip, to be had at the drug store of Wilea & Reynolds, Merrill’s
book store and Butterfield's music store.
Train leaves Union Depot at half-past seven o'clock a. m., and returns at six p. m. 13-3 B Facto to be Meeded.—Tlssat Koon’s Patent Wells should only be put down. Why* they are better than aoylother. Because you can, at all times, get pure water, and at less expense. Second, there Is no chance for filthy water to get into the well to render it Impure, as is the case with most wells. Dunn, Taylor & Shebwood are the Solo Agents for this valuable well. Office corner Virginia avenue and Washington
13-fi 13-3
FOR CHINESE AJSD JAPANESE TEAS! The China Tea Store, ESTABLISHES IN 1852,) Ho. 7 ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. fehlS H. H. LEK.
street.
OmlyOme IbaUw^I
YIercbamta' ■MBpaatobCownpmmy — We are pleased to notice a change of Agents in the above mentioned Fast Freight Une Company. Mr. George G. Earl, late money clerk of the American Express Company, supercedes Mr. J. H. Lobdell in the agency. Mr. Earl la going to put things in order In his office, and expects a liberal patronage from
our merchants.
Omly Osae Dollaar ! ! L3-3 While mankind exiiatw, there tm HD doubt but that they will continue to eat, if they can get what they desire. Wc know of a place where a man can get anything In the eating line that Is pleasant or snbstantlol, and that place la the Circle Restaurant, kept by Golonel Rhodius. He seta a magnificent table, daily, for all his customers, which be styles a Lunch, but which is, when compared with those set at many other places, a banquet. Call there this morning at ten o’clock, and satisfy the keen demands oi appetite. Only One Dollar, for a trip to and from Pendleton on the Beilfontaioe Railroad, next Thursday the 16th. 13-3
INftUHAMCE.
UNION. A. Stock Company.
Capital aad Assets Aa Addltlaaal Personal Liability Capital Boaad «ar “
teat at Lasses.
8280,000 OO 200,0410 OO 4 20 mOO OO
rpHE business of the Company is confined to
X Indians.
Tbls ts tbs only Oompaay now itoint business in Indians which has deposited United States Honda with the Auditor of State to indem-
ily its policy holders, costs no mors to in
1 f °^5 n o?toe*Company Is over the BEE
i northwest corner of I
EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT I MATHEWS* THSMEIAM WAIMWYM. kmwa and used over SO jesm. Daily Increasing in pub; lie favor. Complete in one butts. Ho wash. Ho trouble. A Child enn apply It. Produce**lustrous black or brown, a* desired. Dos* notlsjure the hair. Price 75 canta. Sold by Druggists and and Fancy Goods Dulert. Also, Mathews' Amiga Haib Gloss tor rstorin* and dressing the Hair. lei dlyaod
■wrest apsfsqas TTn shell not present oar casket of Sweat Opoponax at the Palais Royal until our esteemed cousin, Napoleon, omsigiis Mexico to Uncle Sena tor safe keeping. We shall furnish him with n token at remembrance far sweeter than the roar of artiUery—the extract at sweat Opoponax—the richest gem and sweetest perfume. X. T. SMITH A CO., Manufacturers of the Floral Perfume, New York marts-dim
COMMCKCIAL.
TUI >uaine
D 'l t cos u'nomore'to^uaure with the Union than
tth fore! The offii
IIVR
ington
fore iinuring. E B. MAKTINDALE, President. GEO. W. DUNN, Secretary. ISAAC C. HAYS, Agent.
HIVE Store, on the northwest corner of Wsshington and Meridian streets. Call and see ua be-
Directsrs:
MB. Mart indale, Thos. H. Sharpe,
John W. Murphy, J. H.
William S. Hubbard, John W. Murphy, Baldwin, Jos. D. Paulson. Jere McLene. nenr Schnull, Gee. B. Yandes, Nichols*McCarty, Jesi L. Williama, Martin L- Pierce. April dSm
SPECIAL NOTICES.
| z?r. J. and Gregory, .1.
522. Ketghtley
ppec:
gor
r».
Reversed. Fr
szer,
ay;. Nave > t al. rs.'Kmg, treasurer, e£ al.
ffirmed.
rm<
Is '
'. T.
Qk’.
. (’,
Walls <•{ al. Putnam C. j
rer, .•J.
Huugi.ary.—A few nights since a burglary waa roinmitted on the store of James Sailors, in Katout’s new building, corner of Washington street and the canal. On Ssturdsy officer Duvall arrested two negroes, and recovered most of the stolen property. Robbing a Boy.- On Saturday officers Bennett and Steven* arrested a man named Joseph Ince on suxpiiion of robbing a email boy named Knndle. Ill* said that the boy had ten dollars which he was taking to hi* mother, when Ince coaxed him off to some secluded place, on pretence of getting him to do a job of work, and then ‘‘went through” him. pva* After on unparalleled season of cold, ruin and frost, wo now have reasonable grounds for indulging In the hope that the winter is over. After struggling against obstacles heretofore unheard of, some of the forest trees hsvc succeeded In leaving, and for two days past “garden truek ” has been looking up. It is believed that peaches in this neighborhood still live, though the bad effect o( the cold weather will cause much of the fruit to drop off. tar Fred. Riley, a sporting man who has l>een for some months partially deranged, was on Saturday taken to the Asylum. For several days he has been a candidate for Mayor, and was inveigled Into going peacefully to the Asylum under pretense of attending a political meeting. He saw the joke when the attendants searched him, but submitted gracefully, saying that be would own the establishment In less than a week. ——fr » t/mi — IW" There wa« a report In circulation at a late hour last night that Mr. Isaac Davis, the well known hatter, who lives upon the extension of IlllnoU street, just outside of tbe corporation line, had been shot by a burglar who attempted to rob his house. It was reported that Mr. Davis was shot In the breast, but we could not learn the extent of tbe Injury. Burglary and robbery are spreading over tbe .’’tate like an epidemic, even to murder for smsll sums ofmoney. Our city has been comparatively free from desperadoes for some time, but this assault upon Mr Davis last night Is evidence they are again among us, and should act as a premonition to all to be pr^parcil for similar visits. £ if*The spirit of lawlessness is abroad in the land, i >n Saturday a couple of typos, having worked hard all week on minion solid, went out for a little recreation with a hook and line, taking with them six bottles of ale and an onion for lunch. While tbe two deectples of Faust were out on a drift trying to coax the coy red-eyes from their native clement, they saw a fellow “going through” their basket. They went for him, but the maaauder drew s revolver and kept them at hay while he drank as much of the ale as he could and ste the onion. He then wagged his fingers at the luckless fishermen, from the point of his hold Roman nose, and d.liherately walked
away.
J-fTMr. Albert Parsons, recently visited Lafayette, on which Occasion the Courier gave him the following complimentary notice: Hooalerdom can boast the production and possession of two bright particular stars in the musical line—Peraho ami Parsons Lafayette gave to the world the former, and her sister city Indianapolis, not to lie outdone, has contributed the latter. Master Parsons 12*01 poor parentage—genius must be skin to dlwnity, forit Is no respecter of position. As soon as his rare girt was discovered he was placed in Mr. Kennam’s music store, where be made such unparalleled progress in the “divine art” and evinced such extraordinary muMcal ability as to cause his good friends to *en.l him to New York in order that tbe su-
perior facilities offered tbei
lull advantage of to mature to Us full giant
unmistakable genius be was possei
. the young Hoosf
Gravel Road Comp firmed. Gregory,.
52- -
regory.-
ushvillc and \ lennx I UushC. P. c. Af-
War-
Bracken rz.
ipany.
'25. Briggs r*. McCabe, guardian, ren C. P. C. Affirmed. Gregory, J. 550. sbalter rs. Caldwell. Tippecanoe C.
P. C. Reversed. Gregory, 8.
559. Kantrowltz et al. vt. Prather et a/. Bartholomew C. P. C. Reversed. Gregory, J. 569. Turner ?•*. Young cf al. Boone 0. P.
C. Affirmed. Gregory,.!.
468. Ireland rs. Webber et al. Vermillion
C.C. Affirmed. Gregory, J.
590. City of Indianapolis ri. Miller. Ma-
rlon C. P. Reversed. Gregory 148. Fall vi. David. Bartl
Reversed. Gregory, J.
552. Kent et al. vi. White.
Reversed. Gregory,.!.
174. Ai»hira rs. Mather ef al. Delaware C. P. Affirmed. Gregory, J. 543. Jackson vs. Finch. Wayne C.C. Re-
versed. Gregory, J.
423. Brunette r». Pickett.
Affirmed. Elliott, J.
301. Bright rz. McCullough, Treasurer, etc. Newton C. C. Reversed. Elliott, J. 584. Massman rf. Forrest. Whitley, C. P.
Affirmed. Elliott, J.
199. Ferris vi. Johnson. Marion C. C. Af-
firmed. Klilott, J. Marion C. P. Af-
lomew C. C. Warren C. P.
Jennings C. C.
541. Selking vi. Bailie,
firmed. Ray, C. J.
274. Pltifian vi. Conner. Fountain C. P.
Jefferson 0
om e !. P.
Affirmed. Itay, C. J.
ISP The soles of the wholesale grocery firm of Crossland, Maguire A Co., of this city, for the month of April, amounted to $58,719. Nothing more than this, In tba present hard times, D necessary to prove that they have a firm bold upon tbe estimation o( our country
merchants.
Orsp News. —A correspondent of tbe Cincinnati Oasette writing from Logansport, says wheat never looked better In tbe counties of White, Casa, Carroll, Miami, Wabash and Howard than It does now. Many fields are giving extraordinary promise. Tbe chief regret la that a greater breadth of soil was not sown. In the prairie counties of Jasper, Pulaski, Newton, Benton ami Lake, the cold weather has retarded the growth of wheat more than In the timber, but there is time enough for It to come out and
do well yet.
A1.1.KN County.—Tbe fruit In this section has not been damaged anv by tbe late frosts, except peaches and cherries, which are reported to be slightly nipped. We have a better prospect for grain and fruit than we have had for years. Farmers are a little late in gettli corn planted, owing to the lateness of
ting
the
ere might be taken
i>cen a short time there when he exhausted tb« best teachers of that city and they recommeaded, nay, urged his being sent to Lelpsic
er the “great masters.” The
ed of. But I
ItnlsSsS days of Mr. John C. Bausemer. When Maa ter Parsons was here before It happened that
10 ,n< . 1 P‘*7 ed with each
S* w M morning asked Parsons if he had ever seen or played any of Beethoven’s
Psnons repliedthat
he Md not, whereupon Psrjtbo produced a ^SsaffliwaursWiaai? r&rsxzzrsJnsz&i clarrd thst there was set another pianist la ?hir.ry.^f Br*_ tk ?; 1 .,‘ t ’ bQt ^ WB9B MODE; HK6 fr CMld OT0T tfcfr ffMfrft joy he fWt st meeting such a austeM M^ty.
>11H3U , UWIUK LG
season. Weather winn.—Telegraphic Cor-
respondence Cincinnati Commercial.
Wayn* County.—E. C. Mudd. writing to tbe Cincinnati Ew/uirer from Washington
township? Wayne county, says:
“ I have been on nearly every farm in the township since tbe first day of January last, and have conversed with tbe farmers In regard to their wheat, and they say that they never had a finer prospect for a crop than than the present indicates, but there was not as much sown last fall as some other rears, on account of the wet weather. The prospect for fruit of all kinds never was better if the cold weather does not injure It. Cluffry, apple, peach and pear trees never were fuller of blossoms than at the present time; so that we are looking forward for a t>ountil'ul«r»p of wheat and fruit this season. Wc are all very busy planting
corn at this time.”
Delaware County.—Tbe wheat crop still looks promising, with the exception of some late sown fields on wet lands, which has sufYbred considerably by the late and wet spring, and can at tuest yield but a slight return. Undcnlrainimf is not practiced as much as it should tie. If farmers would construct cheap under drains inntead of drawing an open furrow through their fields, for the purpose of leading off the surplus water. It would pay them much lictlcr^ An epen fUrrow Is always iu tl>*Ms^in?utUng with a reaper, and has a tendency to wash off tho soil, ami at best is a very poor affair. A cheap under drain can be made by digging a ditch from twenty to twen-ty-four Inches deep,and placing poles in lengthwise in such a manner as will leave space for water to escape; place straw on the poles before filling in the dirt, and it will last for many
drain.
Hume, Adams Jk Co. are oMeria* Uielr Carpets at extremely low figures. We do not wonder at their Immense weekly sales, when we take into consideration the fact they have one of the finest assortment of goods in their line ever brought tojhe West. They are now selling off their Window Shades at cost, and even below. Let all who Intend purchasany thing of the kind, remember these facts. Professor A 11slick SamlCk's Hroiw and String Bands will furnish music for the Grand Army of the Bepublic Pic Nic on Thursday. Swings, ropes, huts, etc., will be provided for excursionists. 13-3 Athllck flmaltk'n Dmauiag Acade my, oi’KRA House.—The Juvenile Exhibition of this Academy will take place on Monday evening, iMay 13th, commencing at half past seven. Dancing for adults will commence immediately after the Juveniles are through with ihtfr Programme. Admission 5u cent-. N. B.—This Academy is now open to receive pupils, both juveniles and adults. 11-2* Mail files, Harncms Traaks, Valises, Whip*. Collars, Blankets, Nets, Uames, and everything else in that line can lie had of Hereth A Bro., No 24 North Delaware -treet. When you call to look at them, or to purchase what you want in their line, inquire for the Celebrated Safety Bridle; it surpasses the Eat Contributor’s patent for sloping runaway horses fully one hundred per cent.
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Cliaaee of time—Colaaabu* aad Indianai-ous Central Railway.—On and after Monday, May 13th, trains will leave Union Depot as follows: leave. 5:00 a. M. Day Expres; 0:45 A, M. Cleveland and Pittsburg Express; 5:00 i*. M. Richmond Accommodation; 0:30 r. M. Night Express. arrive. 0:-7.i A. VL Pittsburg Express; 7:55 Night Express; 1:15 r. ai. Richmond Ac bmmodssion; 7:40 r^i. Day Express. J. M. Li nt. Cenl. r-upt.
U-o.
Hear Oafectloaery aasl Ire Cream Saloon.—Joseph Parlsette, proprietor, No. 25 North Illinois street, nearly opposite the Bates House, has fitted up an Ice Cream Saloon superior to anything ever opened in this city, and visitors to this city who leave without trying a saucer of bis lee Cream, will have deprived themselves of a rare treat. Ladies unaccompanied by gentlemen may visit it with perfect confidence that they will be free from the slightest annoyance. Parties supplied with Ornamental Cakes, Pyramids, Water Ices, Jellies, Charlotte du Ruse, Biscuit, Glacies, Common Ice Cream Pyramids, Ice Cream Pyramids a la Harlequin, and Union lec Cream Pyramids. This last is made by no one else In the Western State?. 8-1w Ice! Ice! Ice!—Joseph Butsch has stored up more ice this season than ever b». fore. His lee is always of tbe best quality; clean and clear. He has been in the business longer than any other dealer, always reliable and prompt to supply his customers. For the convenience of the public, orders may be left at the China Tea Store, No. 7 Odd Fellows’ Ma.l, which will meet prompt attention. Journal copy. 16-Ulm la Cincinnati. DOCTOR KENNEDY, whose name is so familiar to the American public, and one of the most learned physicians in this country, whose successful treatment of diseases of the skin and limbs have given him a world wide reputation. Is In this city, andean be consulte 1 at bis office, 499 West Sixth Street. A Philadelphia paper, speaking of him, says: "Having graduated at one of tbe best schools in the world, be traveled extensively, having visited every people and kingdom having any position among the nations of the earth—hit scholastic and icientifle attainments giving him access to the principal medical institutions of the Old World. With an enthusiastic love and veneration for hit profeteion, he hot endeavored to trace the nature and to ascertain the actual influence exerted by remedial agents in effecting the removal ot diseases of the skin, for purifying the blood and removing all diseases arising from scrofulous and other constitutional complaints, and restoring the disordered system to sound snd perfect health. There are no remedies known to the science of man that can equal hit treatment. Dr. Kennedy has collected the principal discoveries with which modern chemistry has enriched the field of Materls Medico, (a Washington journal says, having made those diseases, diseases of the tkin and limb*,) a specialty for seventeen years be is able on the instant to give you the name and cause of your disease, with the mathematical eertainty of a ready reckoner.” Persons at a distance can be treated by giving adescription of diseases by letter. marU-dly Tke IJafortmmmte” should read Dr. William Thomson’s advertisement on the third page. jel4-ly
tie W Mela aasl a market. w c k-sEsr sszz 'azrrzsri «•»**• IBwwee asmiMlag, ea tern Ntreet.
ALE—
Per barrel 1# 00 Bottled Ale, perdozea I 50
AXES—
: SS »«
28
98 U> 90
GraS^s^ateuV* 01 Simon’s Pate At •’ Plain American Spring Stud.
BEESWAX
BEAN 8-
Small white -
BRICK—
FulTWlMUfirtckpjrbfrl Firs Briekw per l.UOO .. ... B&OOMft—Are in better demand. Common, per dozen Medium. —•*
Extra 44 .. BASS KETTLES.;
HYGIENIC WINE This ODoarai Tonic, recommended by the most eminent physicians, is made of S>T7XIS SXXEXtErc, Admits in Its composition only Tonic, Aromatic and Febrifuge substances. It re pieces, with a great superiority, all other Bitters, which have for a base nothing but alcohol or Inferior whiskies. It is richer than any other Bitters in Arwanmsia mm« ■■lemnslc Principles, And tu taste Is exquisite. Its soothing effects oa the Nervon* Fluids 1* most astonishing, for, while It gently exhilerotes by reanimating the functions of the Digestive Organs, and dlssIpnSs Languor, by gently refreshing and stimulating the Brain, giving n healthy tone to the whole organism, It leaves behind none of the baleful influences that follow alcoholic stimulants. We warrant that, upon trial. Hygienic Wine will be found c Rl—« Deliclowa Revermce, Possessing wonderful virtues In oil cases of Dyspepsia and Uebiiity, and moreover U ancx lied
as an
A I* KTIZHR. To Ladles, especially. It will prove a most effectual relief for those ailment* to which the sex it most liable. LAMBERT A RAMPING. 31 and 33 Broadway, New York. MUSCAT PERLE will befound amostCdeliclous Wine, superior to anything of the kind—It ts the pore Jnlceof the finest grape, fruity and delicious beyond description. Try it and be convinced. Both of the Wines are for tale by Browning k Sloan; II. II. Lee, umier Hate* House; Hay A , corner Illinois and Washington street.
BRASS KETTLES, pet pound'. BRAN AND SHORTS, per ton ShlpstuflS BUTTER—Prime to choice quiet CANDLE^ 8tar Summer, pressed
CANDLE WICK CANNED FRLT'
4BB 10 00 . 9 00 to 9 96 . 950 to 9 75 3UU to 3 50 SO 95 00 to 98 00 30 00 to 95 00 95 to 98 JOU
90 to 94 15 to 16
60 to 70
ANNED FRUITS—
One pound Cove Oysters, per do*. 9 00 to — Two “ Peaches “ “ 4 50 to Two “ Cherries “ 5 00 Two “ Black Berries “ 4 OO CHRESE—Firmani scarce 18^ to 90 CLAY, per bushel 75
COAL-
Braail * 90 HEfe 11 ” gold the east
we quote:
94* 10 98 FT 1 , to98‘, 38 to 45 95 to 40
araaier's Copper COF^&rSM&Tln
week hod no material influence Rio
I-aguayro
gBSSfiSg*::::::: ZSS::::::::::::::::::
No. TOO
Carpet warp Coverlet yarn MOGB
FLOUR—
Superfine Hxtm, FRC??!^ Idled Apples, per lb.... Green ” " bbt Peaches, halves, per lb.
*’ quarters, “ lb
FEATHERS—
New. live geese W to 70
with a good de-
»
94
....» to - ... 90 to - ..13 to 14 .10 0090 19 00 . 15 08 to 15 50 .19 Otto 16 50
.9 to 10
.3 00 to 4 00
Hrw YORK. Saturday, May 11.
Cotton—More active and folly 1c. higher; solas of SjttOO bales; 28c. for middling up
lands.
Flour—BeeelpU 1,750 barrels; JQlOe. better but less active; soles of 6.3J0 barrels at fill 45012 36 fur superfine State and Western; #12 00014 60 for extra. Western; §14 60016 75 for choice Western; f!3 900 14 86 for shipping ) rands extra nuaJ hoop Ohio; §14 92016 10 tor trade brands, clotlig quiet; California a sode firmer end quiet; sales of 75) brnreisr and sacks 11 §17017 00. Rye Flour—Firmer; sales of 400 barrels at §8 5009 60. Whisky—Firm; sales of 300 barrels Western at 32c. Wheat—Receipts none; market 102c. better for spring; sales of 41,000 bushels at §2 820 2 85 for No. 2 Milwaukee; 2 76 for No. 2 Chicago; §2 34 for rejected spring; §3 60 for white California. Rye—Firm; sales of 4,500 bushels Western at §1 700173. Barley—Without decided change. Molt—Nominal. Corn—Receipts63,573 bushels;heavy; 102c. lower; sales of 5,600 bushels at §1 3301 34 for old mixed Western; §1 13 for prime Southern yellow afloat; §1 1801 26 for new mixed Western, chiefly §1 2001 24. Oats—Receipts 250 bushels; quiet and firm; sales of 40,000 bushels at 87088c. for Western; 90091c. for State. Rice—Du,l; sales at lO^011c. for Carolina. Coffee—Dull. Sugar—Fairly active; sales ot 400 barrels Cuba at 1054011c. Molasses—Steady; soles of 350 hhds. Cube at 50054c. Petroleum—Quiet; sales at 16c. for crude; 26c. for refined in bond. Hops—Quiet. Leather—Sole quiet; sales at 3O<^031j4 c - for Buenos Ayres, light weight; 30J 1 <tfa2c. tor for middle do.; 30%033c. for heavy do.; 290 30c. for California light middles and heavy weight. Wool—Fine gredes firm; common dull and scarcely so Arm; soles 279,000 pounds at 500 65c. for domestic floece; 40050c. for pulled; 27033c. for California. Pork—Firm and In fair demand; sales of 3,380 barrels at §23 12023 26 for new mess, closing at §13 20 cash for old mess; §19019 25 for prime; $22 for prime meee; el&Oy 1,250 t)frr* rels new mess at §2316023 20, sellers’ option, 30 and 60 days. Beef—Firm;.sales of 560 barrels 0 previous
prices.
Beef Hams—Quiet; sales of 18 barrels at 40
«4le.
Boeou—Quiet and steady. Cut Meals—Steady; sales of 290 packages at 8%01Uc. tor shoulders; 12%014}£c. for
ham*.
Lord—Firm; soles of 1,260 bdrrels at 12%0 134£c. for new. Butter—Quiet; soles mt 11014c. Cheese—Firm; soles at 12019c. Money—Easy and steady. Sterling—Quiet at 9%097h gold, for lint
class bill''.
Gold—Decidedly lower; opening at §1 advancing to §1 36%, closing at §1 38%. Total Export Specie To-day—§2.119^62. Government Stocks—A shade belter. Freights to Liverpool—Quiet and without any decided change. LATEST MARKETS—5 P. M. Flour—Closed quiet and nominally unchanged; high grade* very dull; medium and low grades very firmly held. Wheat—102c. bettor for spring; quiet and unchanged tor winter; tales of No. 2 spring mt §3 7602 86; No. 1 §2 9503. Bye-Quiet; soles at §1 7001 72 for
Western.
Barley—NominaL
, sales at 57®V>e. for Wi stern.
Buffalo, Saturday, May U.
Flour—Tending upward; buyer* only at
retfriln
Wheat— Quiet; no Milwaukee or Chicago lx the market; only one cargo of No. 2 Milwaukee here; salee of 2.000 bushel* Canada white at §3 3503 60; 5,000 bushels Canada spring at Cora—Dull and drooping: salea at 32.000 bushels new yellow at §1 22; 16,000 bushels old mixed Western at §1 12: 12,000 bushels new Toledo at §1 0601 06 in store, closing
h« avy.
Data—Soles of 10,000 bushels Chicago No. 3 in store at 78c. ^ Harley—None offered, and the market is Barley—Salee of fair at §1 26. Peeo—Canada peas are held out at market, owing to a rumor of an additional tax of 20 per cent, on Canadian. Mem Pork-Firm at §23023 50. Lord—U nebanged. Seeds—Dull and drooping. Freights to New York—lie. on corn. High wines— Unchanged. Receipts—Wheat, 20,000 bushels; corn, 30,000 bushels. Shipments—Corn, 36,000 bushels; oats, 22,000 bushels.
oacuu—p inner;
prices J4C., owing t
ore asking 9%e. fc
sides, and 13c. fur cl
Hew Urlewaa MmrMae* Nxw Orleans, Friday, May 10. Cotton—Active and higher; sales of 5,500 boles middling at 26026c.; receipts, 367; exports, 8,843. Sugar— U nchanged. Mul oaeoo—Unchanged. Flour—Little business; choice grhdes ore firm; low grades ore easier; sales of superfine at §13013 25. Cora—Firm; salea of mixed and yellow at §1 4601 47)4; white, §1 50. Oats—In lair demaud; supply light; sales at
90095c.
Fork—Firmer and quiet; sales at §24 500
27 iVA-
Bacon—Firmer; holders advanced their
to the light supply; they shoulders; 12c. for rib aes, and 13c. for clear rib.
Lard—Quiet and very firm. With soles at 13
®14j4c.
Gold—§l35fe. Sterling—4IA4C.; New York sight exchange, Vic. premium. Milwmmkan Maarkat. Milwaukee, Saturday, May 11. Flour—Quiet and Arm; sales of XX at §13 50 @14 50, and §12 76013 37J*. Wheat—Dull at §2 95 lor No. 1; §2 82 for No. 2; §2 67 for No. 3; §2 32 for rqpctod. Data—Declined, with salea at 73®74J^e. for
No. 2.
Corn—Wheak at §1 1101 12 for No. 1; §1 04 for mew Ueceipts—Flour, 1,200 barrels; wheat, 1,200 bushels; oats, 3,000 bushels; corn, 2,300 btifthfri*. Shipments—Flour, 4,700' barrels; wheat. 17300 bushels; com 800 bushels; oats, 300 bushels.
PRIMTtMC.
MMAX&miS MlAY lBftM.fr
Amnsemekts.
£ -A. BH
Book and Job Printing
ESTABLWHMKNT,
ImMtmwmpolU.
ImdiuHiA
■♦musm’s Ohu Hall. PA&EPA "-BRIQN0U. ffiNRY TWO GHtANM CttNCEMT*.
Friday
k Smtwadmy, lM*,r 1T are is.
W ill b« given with the following eminent artists ilgWMmwfc. Utoemin wit Baritone. And CARL ROSA, the great Viollnisk Musical Director and Conductor, 8. BBHRKNS. Adarissio*. M; Reserved Saata, 90 om* extra The sale of tlokata will commence Wednesday at nine A. M.. at Bonham 4 Co.’s Music Store. Dpors open at half-past seven; commence at eight o’eaek. m;u cr.t
MACHINI WORKS. EAGLE MACHINE WOMS.
nPUB PKOPKIETORS OIT THK HERALD JL teke pluasure in returning their thanks to their friends and the public tor the very liberal oatronage they have see* lit to bestow them,
during their briet couiwction with
their >tron£
ing
tahlisDi tinuance
hesil
connection w ith the above es-
111, and would respectfully solicit a con-
and increase ol the same We do i
iat our
itate to say th
BOOK Aft I) JOB OFFICE
(Successors to Has salsa an 4 Vinton, Uppaait* Caret Kmd 4t Umi*m Bay*! INDIANAPOLIS. IND., Manufacturers of r§rUM§ rr4 SUlieiary A.7Si> KNCtLNMa*. Ctvcmkmr Smw name* ®ye*»* Pnlcit Laver Hat; ml**. Screw Food Mead MlacMa, ThreaMlwg IMachimca, Mesa* P4w*m. ALSO, CAST AND WROUGHT IRON MACHINERY.ETC STOVES.
Flour—Firm.
Wh
XaleAa IMarMet.
Toledo, Saturday, May 11.
heat—Baiter; sale* at §3 2303 21 for am-
sh.
new No. 1,
her Michigan, and §3 25 for No. 1 Wabash
Cora—8oles at §1 U101 02
Oats—Quiet; si
Cora—Dull and lower; of
Western nominal at §1 3*» iu store; §1 320
d lower; old shipping mixed
§1 320 §1 180
New. live geese
FISH—The market very firm.
mil.
holfbbl
tu
Mackerel, No. t, one-kalf bbt Iu 90 to 10 75
Mackerel, No 9,one-half bbi large IU (
In kits. No. t. 9
act* illy
BROWNING * SLOAN, Indianapolis. Agents for Indiana
•n\ot Bad to Take."
I by 10
10 by 19
GINSENG
HAIR—
pure. thi-y 1
dirt, and it will lost for ms
years, and answer a good purpose a Any kind of green saplings will do.
There has been more flax
ship than eommoi also been sown.
x sown in this town-
on. Considerable oat* have Tbe ground, with the excep-
tion of sod, baa been too wet to plow for corn, and much has been worked U>6 wet for flax or
oats.- .Viinrle Timej.
A Frenchman ha* invented anew paper Instantly stopping the hemorrhage caused by wounds. Marshal Niel bos passed a contract with him for the immediate supply of 300,000
quires of said paper.
An American Isdy iu Fsris went out sbopand was surprised at baying an elegant silk dres ( f 0r fifteen dollars, and could not account for the low figure until the polite French*f**„*** T *|y reminded her that In her country tbe people have tbe luxury of self government, you know, and prices are very high.” The sergeant *t arms of tbe New Jersey Senpendence of the latter.
.11 O ft E Y TO E O A ft. TVs. S<fl Somtfc Illlmwis Mts-eet, West side, first building south of the bonk.
XTONEY loaned la sums to snlt any article 1YL ofralae. Goods of all kinds bought and Ul or exchanged. Aiwaysou hand,Unredeem
ir sole — ‘
sol
ed pledgee, for sole or trade. To parties wishing to tell out Furniture and Household Goods, we will buy at the bout*—paying the highest cosh prices, thus saving them the trouble of ■
auction sole.
Shot Guns to hire by the day or week. ^ Poetoffle address, lock box 334. mails dly
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HUNNEWELL’S
The greatest trait
in the charrledged most
ECLKCTIC
WILLS.
valuable Pills and Family Physic, is thatof a perfect freedom from Griping and Bowel Irritation. Coaid the thousands of eases of Piles and Bowel Weakness but spea§ their origin, it would be found in the enormous unnatural error of using Pills or any medicine that Gripes in action. Griping is semt-Dysentery, and a moment’s thought will show what a continued use must
necessarily end In.
Therefore, without griping, I claim for the Eclectic Pills a natural remedy for Chronic Constipation, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Head Ache, Liver and Kidney Complaints, Pile*, Worms, Loss ef or Impurities of the Blood, Rash of Blood to the Head, Loss of Appetite, and all derangements of Stomach or Bowels, and now fully conceded to
them.
Sold by all dealers in medisinc. and Dealers supplied la Bulk. mylO deodRweowtm
Physicians
Hill’s Hair X>y e , Fifty cents, block or brown instantaneous, natural, durable, beautiful, reliable, Indeed the beet in nee, has' been befisro th* public over Oftaen year*, it tea c 11 as pest, cemtetning *s mock as the usual dollar tisss. Depot, No. N John street. New Teak City. SaU by all Dregs****, patent
leu dty
of all the medicines ever tntro.|n>-c | to the public, nunc give such general »a.i . .ctlon as the-e I’ills. particularly for controlling the Liver
A- this is conceded to he the most reaching the desired change, and
those functional irregularities, no family should b.- without them. Tbe tonic properties of which they consist are of >uch an order as to cause a discharge of the corrupt diseases irons the aystern, and in cases of Billtousuess. in oil its forms, no pills are as goo.!. By the use of them. Bad I:ho-l becomes eliminated, and Is made good and The Bowels are kept in general ordsr. and {{ a Y—
.use un Tour digestive organs, giving pew
life to the invalid, satisfying nun la his own mind that Railway's Regulating Pills are the one and only sure remedy for the many diseases tn-cumh-nt upon the human familv They fight against disease and the doctor*, and never allow life to lie sacrificed by delay. Mild in o|>eratlon, purgative in effect, satis factory to the general organs. Dyspep*ta.Diarrtiea, Dysentery. Dipthe. no. Asthma, Rheumatism, Gout, Influenza, Headache, Plcarisy, Lumbago, and all like incident diseases, give way to the power and effect of these purely vegetable PH'.s, tasteless in effect, being coated with sweet gum, aid as Oliver Goldsmith once said of a prescription. " not had
to take."
Sold by Druggist-. Price io cents per box mj - dksrXw
We quote
Whit* Fun, one-hol White Fish la bite
ckerei,
r.kerel,!
sekered. In kits. No. tekcrel. in kits. No JUN FRUITS—
Raisins—Layers, new
M. K-.
Turkish Prunes, pur 1 Dried Currants
IAIN—
Wheat, red, per bus
Corn, ear.
Oats
T 73 toBO 9 UU to 11 I 90 to 10 1 J ID to 10 IS 9 90(0 9 HU
. .143 to 9 9U
4 75 to 4 9U to 99 to 94
3U
3 10 3 95
important tn ^^e^r^ge or:!^ 1 " 1 * 0f ^ i regulating 8 by 10 , 9B0
Per bushel
DR8— Green
Green Salted
Green Calf Skin
MINY-Ouiet AY-Baled
Pressed
IRON— Boilad Sheet Iron. No*. Charcoal do do Genuine Russia Imitation do. A
liar
American Spring Steel Hone shoe* per !b Hone shoe nalts
LEAD
-
Sheet and Pipe
LARD
LUMBER— L ?.n-. pop “ r LEATHER—
Oak, Slaughter sole Buffalo, Slaughter sole
n*™**
• 80 7 UU
73 to UU
814 to 9)4 13 to 14
PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND MACE, F*r Freserving, KeatnrtmE mmffi Hasantirylng tba Hair, And Unite most delightful and wonderful artlcls the wotI.1 ever produced. Loiliea will find It nokonly a certain remedy to Restore, Darken and Beantlfy the Hair, but also adeslrohle article for the Toilet, as It it highly perfumed with a rich anddellcate perfume. Independent of the fragrant odor of tee Oils of Palm and Moca. TM# Harvel af Perm. A new and beautiful perfume, which in delicacy of scent, and the tenacity with which it clings to the handkerchief and person. Is unequalled. The above articles for sale by all Druggists mid Perfumers,atffi per bottle each. Sent by express to any address, by the proprietor*. T. W. WRIGHT 4 CO.. 100 Liberty street. New York. For sale in Indianapolis by Wiles A Reynolds, opposltethe Postoffice. octlgdfim Who is Responsible. Victim of debility, who is responsible for your feebleness ? Not yourself, you will say, for you have done all you could to cure it. That's a mistake on your part. You haven’t tried HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. Gloomy dyspeptic, with an uneasy stomach and a world-weary face, of course you don't think yourself responsible for your own torments — But you are. It is easy to see from your condition that Yon haven’t trial IIOSTKTTERS BITTERS Bilious sufferer, it is not yonr fault, you think, that your symptoms grow worse day by day. Blue pill doesn't ilo you any good. Very likely. But yon can lie brought aruund for all that. Why haven't you tried HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. Friend, on whom fever anil ague alternately blows hot and cold, and whose brain seems to be bursting from the effects of some powerful drug, do yon assume tbe responsibility ? O, no I You have taken piles of quinine, and ail tbe regulation medicine*. What could you do more ? One thing more—the very' thing that would have exempted you from ail the pang* that now rack you. You have never tried HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. Nervous invalid, what have you to say ? You plead that you hare taken ail the nervines of the phannacopacia. If they have done you no good, It U not your fault. You ore not responsible. Wrong, all wrong. You have, in reality, nobody to blame but yoarself. Why haven’t you tried HOSTETTER’S BITTERS. For all the above named complaints, the Bitters are absolute specifics. myldeod&wttw. Hollawmr’a Mille—Hmffilljr Froetratl4m—A Wartl •< Astvice.—No other medicine lias yet been discovered to equal the effect of Holloway’s Pills, In their rapid cure of all morbid affections of the brain and weariness or enervation of the body; the one being intimately aUied with the other. The primary causes of this disease exist in the stomach, and these medicines are especially adapted for purifying the blood, correcting the derangements of the liver, strengthening the digestive organs, and invigorating the general system. Sold by all Druggists. my 8 d&wlw A Card to Invalids. A Clergyman, while residing in South America as a missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vicions habits. Great numbers have been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted aad unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparing and naingtbis medicine, In a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it, ran or chakux. Address JOSEPH T. INMAN. Station D, Bible House, fehlS dly N ew York City.
Upper
Kip, Mo. 1. medium
French Kip, flr»t choice French Cell Domestic Cnlf
M\L?- ,r *‘ P<!rJOi
K*:::::::::. MOLA»SE.>—
New Orleans Porto Rico
Sorghum ,
OIIA—
Linseed Oil Signal or Headlight Oil Extra Engine Oil Engine Oil No. 1 Car Oil Wood Oil
UU
1* W to to 1
*9 00 to 93 1
•\ to t*
SWj
11(0,5
■ I9KM1S.VJ
13 to*ii
3* 3 II 9 00
43 to 90
40 to 41 38 SO U 48 to 34 HO to 1 3U 1 S3 to 1 75 1 90 Ao 1 40 :iS&? 1 40 to 1 Ml .1 (0 to 1 Sfi .... 96 to 1 00 86 to I UO . 40 to to :1S£IS
1 32S afloat; new mixed Western
l »•*.
Pork—A shade easier; sales of 1,000 barrels new mesa at §20 15 cash, closing at §2 12S cash bid; §23 15 asked; §23 15 bid for regular; §23 20 asked. Beef—Quiet and steady. Cut Meats—Quiet and without any decided
change.
Bacon—Nominally unchanged.
Lard—Steady; sale* st 13<.«013^c. for fair to prime steam, and 13%0U4^o, for kettle
rendered.
m«m*F. 444CMa, Ltc. New York. Saturday, Mty 11. Money —Very essy; 405 per cent, on call loans; 607 on prime discount*. Gold—The market was heavy to the close of the day and fell ufi to §1 35V Government was a free seller to^lay, which, with the advance of bonds in Europe, caused the downward movement. Sterling—t 'loaed nominal. Government*—Opened active and higher and closed strong st an svsnee. Tbe advance at Frankfort was the chlel cause ol tbe improvement. I'he following are tba closing
prices:
Registered coupons of ls»l, UP*; coupons | . of lNH HD*; 5-2U'». registered, ol INi2, 1051,; | 5-20 coupon* of 1*62. ti*'S; of l’’*'*. \ i lo5\; 5-28’s of 1865. lut»x;; i-2u’s of January ' ’ ’y. 108; 10-40 registered. BW; 10-40 cou- i ns. ‘JIG.; August 7-3o’*, lot,'’. ; June 7-30’s,
closing with no sellers at §1 03. Oats—A shade tower, with sales at 73J4*. for No. 1. Rye—Scarce and fiun. Like Freights—Dull and unchanged. Lamtsvitle .viasrket. Louisville, Saturday, May 11. Tobacco -Sales of 145 hogsheads at §2 70x4
22
Flour—Sites of superfine at §10011. Wheat—Nominal. Corn—Soles at *1 loqtl .‘>U for shelled, delivered ; ear, 93c. Data—Soles at 81082c. iu bulk. Coffee—Sales at 23>402b>4c. for fair to choice Rio. Mess Pork—Sales at §22 50. Bacon—Soles of shoulders at 9)4e.; clear sides, frj-ic. Lard—sales of tirces at 12,L*c. Cotton—Low middling is firm, with sale* at 23c. Whisky—Sale* of raw, free, at §2 23. River falllug fast, with S<4 feet by caual mark.
American Hot Air
Is one of tbe most complete i
west. Uur facilities iu TYPE, STEAM POW EB PRESSES, and materials pertaining to a printing office, are such that we can execute oil descrip-
and exteo-ive in the
office, are such that we can execute an descriptions of printing at as low prices as any establishment in the west, and in the nsatist htyls ok which can not fail to give entire satis-
ra* xav, faction.
CAKIkM
Uusiue-9. Vi*Um< and Fancy Colored Cards every variety, unusually low prices.
COOKING STOVE
8XNrKiA’Tl*RXO ST
Reading,
7* to 80
1 40
Machinery UU 901* l U No. I Machinery UU 40 t# 76 Carbon OIL 96 to 68
98 to 40 43 to 48
A Sew Ferfuae f§r t*» Handkerchief. “Nick* Itlownaing Ueremn.” **•*•*’* “ Ni«J*t Biawmiag Cerema.” PMmlwn’s »*NIgMt HlawnsingCereisa.w “Nlfffct BlMffislm« Uerama.” **•*■■*■ ‘’ Nignt Mlwawslmg Oerama.w A mostexquisUe, delicate and Fragrant Perfnme, distliled from the rare and beautiful flower from which it takee its moms. Manufactured only by
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. AS* FOR FHALON’8—TARR NO OTHER.
Naptha or 1
Refined Coal oil ONIONS—guiet-Per bushel POTATOES PROVISIONS— Bacon, clear sides Shoulders Hams, plain 8ugar cured RICE
SALT-
Lake per barret Kanawha” SEEDS—Vorv little doing. Flax Clover . Timothy SHEET ZINC— Per sheet Per cask 9U '£rBug
SOAP-
Indianspolis German Proctor ft Gamble’s Wcrkes’ Babbitt’s
SODA—
English American
SYRUPS—
Choice Medium Common ^H^fin,
White, soft
Yellow
Porto Rico, Raw
43 to
1 XS to 1 30 73 to 80
IS
total,
14,1. to ta i. ‘11 to UR
3 10 3 00 9 99 to 9 90 II TStolS U0 373 18 14N 3 90 to 9 10 to 10K 10 to 10* HR to IS
10 to .9, to
.110 to 1 9B 79 to 1 00 90 to 70
sfined
Cuba, raw . Prime to choii
lira
Choi
STARCH-
TANNER’S O
Banks
Straits TALLOW—
TAR—
In barrel* .. In one half b:
In buck
TEA-
Young Hyson. Imperial Gunpowder . Black TWINE— (Jetton
Paper Jute...
14 to 1414
ico. Raw 13 to ISq w UR to 19\ > choice Dsmerara 14 to 14R New Orleans 14s to 13 There i* a steady market at 7>, to 8
ot*. per dozen.
I IB 1 90 9 to 9K 8 Mi 930 . 4 'JO to 4 3d . 1 90 to 190 . 1 00 to 910 . 140 to 910 . 1 00 to 1 90
and July. 10K; 10-401
pom
105 V
Railroad sunk*—The mvrket opened strong and htgfier and has twen weak and strong by turns all day. Price* lower alter ’.fie one o’clock board, and when the bank statement became known ofti rword tb< re » :i> » slight roily, but not fully sustained, the market closed about steady. The following are the closing prices reported by William llealh A Co., at half past five
o'clock P. M :
American gold, 135>;; Ohio certificates,23; CsE'on 43},; Cumberland. 31 \; Quicksilver, 38%; Western Union Tele/ropU. 4d> 4 ; Pacific Mail, 12u%; Atlantic,‘J7; New York Central,
I'J7%; Kne, 63*,; Hudson. 9S; He* UXi 1 ,; Michigan Southern. 67\; It trai, 114*,; Toledo. 123; Foil Wayne
: Mariposa, 6; preferred, 2U; Pittsburg, 72%; 1 Rbck Island 88; Northwestern, 34%; .preferred .'41%; Michigan Central, 10B; Erie, 78;
Boston W a ter Power, 29%.
Border State Bonds—Without any decided change. New Tenaeeeee 6*», 62%.
Steamship Share# Firm. Cool Stocks—Quiet and firm. Miscellaneous List A Finn.
Mining Stocks—I nsettled tc-dsy by the failure of brokers manipulating. Columbia loses considerable; tbe stock is offered at 3 and no bid whatever for it. At the mining board there waa not much change in price* when the room closed to-day and transactions are limited on the street. Corydon was the most M-tive stock and sold up to 156; Gregory
dull at 719.
Receipts at the Sub Treasury To-day—§3,-451,642; pay meats, §63q,222. 1**eRly ■ffiffik 9tffiMffit*ffit. New York, Saturday, May 11. The bank statement of Monday will show an Increase of about §8,100,QUO in loans; §4,801,000 tn specie; §,500,000 in depoelte and a decrease of §2,500,000 In legal tenders. This statement Is not as favorable as for some
weeks past.
Weekly Heview ef tMe New Vork
3Emrket,
New York, Saturday, May 11. Flour—Continue* to come in very sparingly and low grade* advanced 50075c., with still an upward tendency; high grades commanded §1802150; higher prices than known heretofore. This greatly restricted the sales, which were estimated st 40 to 50 per cent, below the a\ erage. Rye Flour—In active demand and much higber; the advance is 50060. Wheat—Fluctuated somewhat, though 0 the close prices were hotter; the stock of winter is almost exhausted and the current prices are higher than ever before obtained In
this market.
Rye—Has Improved under a firm demand, closing ffrm at 61 6601 70 for Western; 75c. for Canadian and Male. Date—Hoe been In active demand, partly speculative; prices advanced 301c., closing at an improvement. Coin—Offered very freely and the arrivals from the 8outh and West tiy rail unusually
accu-
TOBACCO— Black sweet,
and tens.
Blight, one-fc “ ural Leaf.
one-fonrth, one half
75 to 78 fourth and tens 90 to 1 (W
190 tot SO ... 79 tot 9*
^^Ftae CuMJhewing. in bulk.. I. (J. Roofing ■Tin I. C. 10-14, first quality Fig Tin "V."’.’.’.
VINEGAR—
Pure cider, per gallon WOODEN WARE-Ouiet. No.l Tubs per dozen No. i Tub* “ No. 8 Tubs No. 1 Churns, common, per
No. 9
No. S •• •• “ No. 1, cedar ** “ No. 9 •• •• •• No. 3 “ One-half bnsbel measures B. and G. Buckets Washboards, per dozer Keeler’s (five in nest)
do..
WHISKY—
Alcohol. Rectified WHITE SAND— Per hbl
WILLOW
...II 19 ...16 U0 ...19 DO 36
14 OO
13 00 19 00 14 00 18 00 13 00
“ 18 00 •• 14 U» “ 18 00 ’’ 6 00to 890 ’’ 3 IU to 3 90 . 3 50 to 3 75
3 00
... SOOtoSM .... 4 50to9 00 9300630
WARE—
Large Baskets, per dozen 8 00 to 8 80 Small to medium “ 5 90 to 7 90 Nest of four, per nest 2 00 to2 99
WOOL—
Fleece, washed 40 to0 Tub Washed 49 to 90 Unwashed 96 to 30
CMlcffiffi* JWffirEet. Chicago, Saturday, May 11.
Flour—Firm and unchanged. Wheat—inactive; No. 1 U nominal 0 §2 86 02 00; Ne. 2 closed at §2 70. Com—Unsettled; opened at §1 02 for No. 1, but receded to $1, and closed dull at §1 06}*. Data—Unsettled; sales of No. 2 at 68%c., closing dull at 62%c. Rye—Firm and higher, closing 0 §1 560 1 67 for No; 1 in store.
Hlghwlnee—Dull gad nominal. Provisions—No
large; priers 102c. lower; stock of new
mutating, being for export.
Fork- lias been mure active and prices improved; better trade, chiefly for consuup-
U-in.
Beef- Has been firm and In steady de-
mand.
Beef ilams -Has been more saleable at pre-
vioua prices.
Cut Meats- Active and improved, closing
firm.
Bacon—Taken freely for local and Southern trade at advanced prices and firm mt the
dose.
Lard- More active and influenced by the favorable news from Europe and closed strong for new. Butter—Lias improved and the arrivals are
light.
Cheese—lias been more active and firm. Cotton—Early in the wetk prices favored buyers, but since has been in more general demand and market closing strong at an ad-
vance of 2c.
Coffee—Fair Inquiry for Rio, principally for the trade; prices linn and other kinda moderatively active.
-Unsettled and prices nominal; No. 1 ive been bought at !l4c. in bulk; §i 05
Olmcimmmtl Mmaket. Cincinnati, Saturday, May 11. Flour—Unchanged and quiet, but la held firm. • Wheat—Unchanged and quiet, but is held
firm
Cora—i
could have been
in socks.
Oat*—Unchanged and firm, with sales 0 72
073c.
Rye—Sales 0 §1 68. Barley—Nothing doing. Whisky—Scarce and firm, with sales at 27c. in bond. Cotton—Firmer; holders ask higher prices: middling is held at 26c. MessVork—Dull; sales of 200 barrels 0
§22 50.
Bulk Meats—Sales at 8c. for shoulders; 10c.
for sides.
Bacon—In limited demand; sales 0 8%09c for shoulders, and 11% 012c. for clear sides
and hams*
Horn*—In moderate demand at 12%@13%c. for plain, and 16016%c. for sugar cured. Lord—%c. higher; soles of 6,000 tierces at
12%Ce closing dull.
Batter—Dull; gala*0 26028c. for fresh yel-
low.
Gold—Ctosed*dull’at §1 35% buying; §1 W
selling.
Exchange—Steady 0 par buying; 1-10 pre-
mium ■tiling.
Cklr—w Cattle ■make*. Chicago, Saturday, May 11. Beef C0tle—Firm and steady; sales 0 §6 50
et»
st. AWffite mmrffiet. St. Louis, S0urday, May 11. Tobacco—Firm and unchanged. C otton—No demand. Flour—Quiet and firm, and Dot quotably changed. Whoat—Buyer* standing iff; murket dull and unchanged. Corn—Opened heavy, declining 3e.; sale* at el 1<>01 15. < tats—Sale* zt ‘.Hj0U3c. Barley—Unchanged. Bye—Unchanged. Provision*—Dull. Mess Fork—Salts at f'-M 40022 50. Hocon—Sale* of shoulders and dear sides at 12'.012V'. Hams—Sales ol sugar cured canvassed at lo%c. l^xrd—Sales at 12’.0l2%c. for steam and kettle. ■Oaxiilnsere Jlffirket. Baltimore, Saiurday, May 11. Coffee—Quiet and steady, with sales of 1,200 bags Rio in bond at 13c. gold. F'lour—Unchanged; no soles. Wheat—Scarce; soles of choice I’ennsylvania red at §3 30; choic* Maryland red, §3 400 3 50. Corn—Dull and declined; sale* of good to prime white st §1 1801 20; mixed Western declined to §1 14. 0»U—Meadjr at 79c. Provisions—Dull and unchanged. Whisky—Sole* at 30c. in bond. Pkllndelpklffi Market. Philadelphia,'■uturday, May 11. F'lour—There is an increased demand at an advance. Wheat—Firm; soles of Pennsylvania red 0 §3 30. Cora—Declining; sole* of 12,000 bushel* of yellow 0 §1 20%. Oats—F'irm, with sale* of Pennsylvania at
90c.
Petroleum—Dull, with sales of crude at 160!6%c.; refined in bond, 25%026c.; free,
41045c.
Whisky—Nominal. nt«E*Fkle Market.
Memphis, Saturday, May 11.
Cotton—Firmer; sales at 2,300 bales low middling 0 24025c.; receipt* lor the week, 1,570 bales,'.experts, 2,300 bales; Mock, 17,-
706 bales.
Cora—Firm 0 §1 2801 30. Oats—Higher; sales at 95097c.
POSTERS
In black and colored ink, of every conceii shape and sue.and on any and every colored y
CIKCULAK!*
SHEAR, PACKARD & CO,
A I b a u y New York
R L & A. W. McOUAT, ftffi*. 67 and 66
West Washiigteu Si., Inlitkapolis.
TT has no equal in compaciness, neatness ol ileX sign and iluish, convenience, and economy ot fuel. It is eompleUdy furnished w ith all modern improvements, and burns Coal, Coke or Wood equally well with ordinary care, mar* dSmeoal
BINDERY.
Ot every de:>enotion neatly executed on comtnoa white or colored paper, letter paper, note i or, in fact, on any kind or quality ot pain
ad, and price accordinglv.
i paper rdesir- !
llla.uk Hooks.
We have a very complete assortment of paper Co Blauk Hooks, which will be bound in such manner as will insure complete sotisfoc-
tof countv officers L’U'ully called to this
Justness.
un. Theattentionc Is respectfully colli brunch of our bu
Hay—Quiet 0 §28030.
Mesa Pork-
F'irm at a slight advance; sales
0 §24024 50.
Bacon—Sales of shoulders at loWe.; clear
aide*, 14c.
F'lour—Sale* of common at §9 50010, X,
§12 50—18.
River foil four Inches. Weather cloudy.
M*w Mark Mff 655S ImzarRekl New York. Saturday, May 11. The dry goods market has been quite active for cotton goods, especially for prints and brown sheetings, which are lower. We quote: Atlantic A, unbleached sheetings, 18',c.; do. H, 18c.; Pacific extra 18c.; U, 18c, All other brown sheeting* of the best makes shares Iu the depression, but other style* of oottons show no further decline. Woolen* ore quite low and depressed. mttabarc Markes. Pittsburg, Saturday, May li. Oil—The market ia quiet; sale* of good gravities at 7%c., Immediate delivery; receq by river not large. Refined In bond 1* unchanged, both as regards the demand and price; the offerings ore light. F'ree oil Is dull. The weather yesterday and to-day was warm and pleasant. The river is falling slowly, with scant eight feet of water. F'reights to 01 points are scarce. Business dull.
BILL BEAUS
Of various sizes, neatly punted on nicelv paper, and atHhc vcr> lowest living rat-
DAILY VTBBAT.P
BOOK BINDERY,
16 1-2 K§st WaskiigUa Street,
IJN OlA.TN-VfOL.iN, INDIANA.
9a U*aaectl*a with aar Large
Job Printing Office,
We have one of the mo.t complete
BOOS BINDERIES
the Western country. We are prepared to do all kinds of
Hiauk Work
CO lift T V OFFICERS
W ith promptness, anu warrant will give
in a manner tha entire satisfaction.
ruled nus.
PROFESSIONAL.
“Very taiporUit t§ tke iflllcte4.“ DBS. BROOKES & STILL,
, (Late of New York City.)
TT A V F) locateil in thi* olty, and for the present TL tsken rooms at the Psttison House, and ofier their services in the trestment of all 1 oases of the human system with O.VYGKNiZ KLBCTKO MEDICATED INHALATION, i
which has had unbounded success.
Railroad Printing.
of railroads will consult tha interests of ne by calling st the Herald office and
ing their orders for work. A portion >ur material has been selected with reference to this class of work.
Officers of railroad
the somi
leav
of ou
dis-
ZED
0. Hog*—Motforatesv 1 3,- §flrCra5jH?|g5L
§707 SO.
system which has hod uni By this treatment the remedial agent is brought in contact with tho blood, through the lungs, oy inhalation, changing the color of th* blood from u dark to a bright red,at the same time cleansing it from sll impurities. The cures affected by this system of Inhalation In such diseases as PAKALY818, NEURALGIA. RHKUMATiSH, ASTHMA, and all Lung Diseases, have never been equaled. CON8CMPTiON. especially, has been treated with great success. Many case* pronounced Incurable, have yielded to it. and the patiente made to rejoice witn new life and vigor, wc have many tastimonloli in our possession which we can offer t* verify what we have af-
firmed.
These Inhalations are unlike any others given for remedial purposes, and can be obtained nowhere else this side of New A ork. We wont tbe afflicted to call and see us—wc can
do them good.
Jonsultetion free.
ce hour* Irom nine A. M. to seven
U dttoodAwlt
ICE CltKAM.
ft E W
CBftFECTlBftKJftft
doom.
J oMt^pik PmrisAito, Proprietor, NO. 99 North Illinois street, *early opposite
the Botes House,
saucer of his themselves of a rare treat.’ Ladles unaodoinna^ 1 A ta Hartennln, And Union ' 5fir'*TSS&.“
BOOK PRINTING.
Our Book Room is well stocked with new type,and we keep ou hand an extensive stock of Book Paper, which is purchased 0 the very lowest wholesals price*, country publishers would do well to send in their pamphlet work, os our facilities will enable us to do it at such rate* as will allow them a reasonable profit We shall make this branch of our business a speciality, and persons leaving ut their order* can depend upon a ueat,clean job
Steam Pre«»e«.
on nnlimited number of impressions per day, and which give* us great advantage over other ostabUshmeuto.
i KT'description ot - ■ OK
RAILROAD OFFICERS Are requested to examine our SXZ-A.2STI5: BOOKS,
As we feel sail ed we are manufacturing be,t Books made in the State.
VRX GOODS MERCHANTS And other business men using Large LlanLc Looks, Are requested to give us a call and examine our stock of Papers, which we warrant to be of tho
Best Material Ir Use.
BINDING FOR PUBLISHERS
Done on tee most tavorable terms.
CALL A ft B SEE US, lU.q Kaat WisaltlBgton Ntrcol, IDJDI A.NA.POI-IS, IISTID. Uhl MAT, IF COMPANY,
Proprietors.
HOTEL. oiR/iiEnsr ta-Xj, AM KAKfoJANIT llOTXxL. AT rNtFT-A.N-A.fOL.IS. I-NLUAINA.
T“D0tedMi! VMANK. CO8TIUAN ft BED., Proprietors. This house has been thoroughly repaired and «»fi.n>lshed in every department. my8 d8m
street railway.
CitizMB’ street Railway i»M^aiv. CROWN HILL LIMB. Cars will ruu as follow* until further notice
LEAVE UNION DEPOT. u - ^ ^ p M - Returning, will leave
leave Crown Hill
0|A. M., 10, A. M., 19. M„ 3 30,
Cemetery, P. M-, and
kAd^te^cnra.
for the round
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