Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1867 — Page 1
Mi .n.nAHV or ivkws. —Gold closed in New York, yestoriiiiy, :.141 T.:^. —The I're.'ident h is decided to accept the invitation extended to him hy the Masonic fraternity of Ih, ton to attend their coming celebration. —Secretary Seward was before the Judiciary (Committee, and pave a full account of the efforts of the Government in the capture of
Surratt.
—An instance ol an altered violation of the civil rights bill occurred at New York. A colored woman who w is a passenger on a ferryboat was ejected from t’ic cabin designated for white women, by the captain of the boat. A complaint was made to the mayor, who issued a warrant for the arrest of the captain, and ho was taken into custody. The case will bo heard to-day. —The siege of Vera Cruz continues without much activity on either side. The Impeyalists hope that the coining yellow fever will compel the Liberals to raise the siege. Uls said that the latter have a strong war steamer at Tampico which will soon arrive and IdfTckadc the port of Vera Cruz. —An immense reform meeting was held in London on the l-lth. Some present were disposed to accept the Cabinet concessions, but Mr. John Bright spoke in opposition to such
arrangement.
—General Sheridan has issued an order which forbids the carrying of iirearms, openly or secretly, by any citizen, except in the performance of oiliciai duty; offenders will be
tried by military commission.
—Judge Kelley arrived safely at Montgomery on the 1'Hb, and Weneral Swuyne has gone to Mobile to investigate the riot. - Senator Wilson addressed a public meeting in New Orleans on Wednesday night, and was followed by a co’ored clergyman. General Longstreet was one of tbe vice presidents of the meeting. It is stated that some apprehension of a riot was felt, and the military were kept under arms. Judge Kelley peremptorily refused a request of Mayer Wilherow to hold another meeting, although the latter promised
to insure him his safety.
The old School Presbyterian General Assembly met in Cincinnati on Thursday. Or. I!. I.. Stanton, President of Miami ( niverstty, preached the opening sermon. Or. P. O. Gurley, of Washington, was elected moderator. Judge Laurence has declined the nomination fer Congress in the Nashville, Tennessee, Oistriet, against the anti Trimble radicals. —The summons which has b^en served on Genera! Burton, commanding at Fortress
INDIANAPOLIS DAILY HERALD.
VOLUME 2.
INDIANAPOLIS, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 18,1867.
NUMBER 168.
TELEGMPIIIC REPORTS
News by Cable.
Arrival of Veonelo—Advice* front Athens—Two sanguinary Batlleo— Turku Defeated—Another Petition for the Cession of Crete to Crcece.
(Ji-bknstow.n, Friday, May 17.
The Cuba, of Boston, has arrived a* Londonderry, and the North American, of Portland,
has'arrived In this port.
London, May 17 -A dispatch from Athens
battles l^td taken which the Turk-
r, Omar Pacha, was badly beat-
en. With a loss of 11.000.
The great powers of Europe have again united in a petition to the Porte to cede Crete
to Greece.
, maj II.- -. a ’“'I
states that two sanguinary * plai# recently in Candia. in isti commander, Omar Pact
South Amerlcnn Aeavu-Pnrngnny to Send a minister to Wushlngion-
No more Fighting.
Lisbon. May 17—The mail steamer from
Rio Janrtro has arrived.
President Lopez, of Paraguay, has accepted
l of the United Stal
qill Erl
.. u .. uu , ■ i .\mrrlrans was held in thlsotv, to-day, Monroe, to appear before the Judiciary Com- \ honor of the late United States Minister, G
the mediation of the United States Government tendered by Minister WasbVurn, and would send an envoy to Washington. The allies, on the other haml, have not accepted tbe American plan, ami It is doubtful it there would be any more lighting between tbe contending armies. The revolt in Mendosa. Argentine Republic, assumes still more alarming proportions. London, May 17—Evening.—Money market liet; consuls '.VJ^;' Illinois Central, 7li>i; •le. r.-gil’s, 7Z'j. LiVKitliKii., May 17.—Cotton iirm at ll 1 ^; middling uplands, IIH. Increase of Rnltion in Ibe Bunk of F.ngland. IziNDON, Mav 17.—Bullion has Increased dii.iing the week in the Bank of England to £174,000. Money quiet and steady; consuls, 0-2’A; Erie. 4'2; Illinois Central, 7t;*; bonds, 'i-'-ji Frankfort, 77.
»..
Promulgation of a Decree. Vucnna, May 17.—An Imperial decree has been promulgated, favoring the Protestant inhabitants of Hungary. meeting in Honor of the f.ate Governor Wright—Rulogy by Governor
Curtin.
llKitT.iN, May 17—Evening.—A meeting of Americans was held in this city, to-day. in
mittee, Is for the purpose of having him de- ' tail certain conversations which he is reported to have had with Jeff. Davis. A letter from New Orleans says that returns from registration in Louisiana show that but very few white people are being registered. In St. Charles parish, for instance, the registry shows the names of 315 colored men toll whites, and m St. Bernard parish the names of 300 colored men to sj whites. —The Interest in tho reconstruction of the I.indell Hotel is being revived in St. LouD, and the subscriptions now amount to eight hundred thousand dollars. The pirtles having the matter in charge are making a thorough and systematic canvass of the > ity, and are meeting with great encouragcm-nt. — The Land Office has issued a m-.v map of the United States, containing the b nindarics uplo date, but has omitted the colonial possesions. ft is more complete in all that pertains to the mining re 'inns than any before published. - The Supreme Court dlsm‘ sod the amended .Mississippi bill Thursday, and adjourned till December. There have been many attempts to ascertain how tbe Court stood on the v inousjihases of these injunction cases. It serins certain that various justices have desired an opinion to tie read this term, lint they were overruled. One in a position to know, asserts that In the absence of Grier, the Court stooil four to four on the amended bill. ifovenue f.aav. ^ The press, irrespective of party, condemns the law passed by the late radical Congress, as an amendment to the nineteenth section of the internal revenue act, as follows: “.Yo suit fir the. purpose of rostra ininj the a^sossntes! or rolli rtinii of av>i las shall he maintain' l in itn‘i r iui'i.” This virtually subjects the property of all citizens to lift contisrated by exhorbi; tut taxation. Assessors and collectors arc relieved from all restraint, and ran ! vy their exactions without control. Such vast p r.v r conferred in a form so absolut • and irresponsible is truly alarming^ and cm not but lead to much oppression and injustic. It ni;y, and most probably will lie convened int i practical confiscation. Forney's < i!i.anicle on Senator WU-
aon-
The’.V -oi • ‘on Chronicle, of Wednesday, Fout.i j q> r. gives the following ns evidence that Senator Wn.fniN is yielding to TiuP. MT.VKNs’ confiscation ideas: 1 Senator Wilson is reported to have said
Over one hundred
present, a
Curtin, of Pennsylvania, delivered
persons
resent, and Mr. Fay presided. G
ernnr Wright,
were
nor Cui
eulogy, and a series of appropriate resol thins were passed.
Kyndcrpest rgaln Appenred-Order* for It* Prevention. r.oxiioN. May 17—Evening.—Orders have been issued In council for the prevention of 'f rynderpest, anee, and pre igland.
the introduction of the ravages of rynderp which has again made its appearance, and [ vails in some counties of England.
Prire* of Petroleum, F.tr.
Ant\vk!:i\ May 17 —Evening.— The for petroleum are still declining; sales
dard white at lif. 5c. per barrel.
Fit.iNKKouT, May 17—Evening.—United
States bonds closed at 7l>' 7.
e pi i Obs
■rices
tan-
From New York. Arrival of steamer Virginia—Jlcxtcan Ifeivo—An Extensive Belorm meeting In I.ondon—Order Forbidding the Carrying of Fire Arm* Arrival of Jadge Kelley at .Tlont* gomcry—The mobile Riot. Etc. . Nkw Yokk, Friday, May 17. The steamer Virginia, from Vera Cruz the 4th. has arrived. The seige still continued, but there was little activity on either side. The city was well fortified. The Liberals have but few guns. The bethat tbe yellow lever season, now the .Liberals to raise the
leiged hope tl :oniing, will i
seige.
ft is repo
war steamer at Tampico, which will soon i
it is reported that tbe Liiierals have a strong
From Washington, Adjournment of lupreme CourtTwo Hundred and and Fifty Caaeo Still an the Docket—George Bancroft Appointed Ulnieter to Berlin, Vice Wright. Decca«ed — Official Dispatch—Appointment of Board of Vialtors. Washington. Friday, May 17. The Supreme Court, during the term just closed, disposed of 21KJ cases, leaving 250 on the
docket.
All the admiralty cases argued were decided. It is a matter of comment that tbe court recogniz'd Texas as a dtate in the Union, by allowing an injunction to restrain the payment of certain bonds. The Judiciary Committee have sent for General Baker to explain why bis impeachment testimony is nut substantiated by other
witnesses.
The President has appointed George Bancroft. of New York, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Berlin. The following was received at General
Grant’s headquarters to-day: St. Louis, Friday, May 17. To the Adjutant General:
rive and blockade tbe port of Vera Cruz. Sissal was taken by the Liberals April 26, and was still in their possession. Tbe Virginia brought back to New York the cargo which she took out for Sissal. The news from the Interior of Mexico was
meager and unreliable.
The HerahVs special, dated London, May 15th, says a numerously attended and very imposing meeting of the reformers of England was held in St. James’ Hall, this city, today. Tbe assemblage was called with a view of supporting a proper and well adjusted
plan of household and lodger franchise, dome j has been attempted by tbe Sioux, altboi
of those present were inclined to accept what are known as the cabinet concessions on these
points.
Mr. John Bright attended and delivered an
address to the assemblage. He argued very ! same postmark, namely, Fort Rice, April 20. forcibly against the D’israell bills and amend- ! Colonel Rankin srya he received on March 30 ments, and showed that in mere justice to tbe me first official communication since January,
will of the people as expressed at this and other meetings, the Liberal members of the House of Commons should reject the measure
Since my telegram of this morning I have heard from Colonel Rankin, of date March 31. He says no further hostility against the post
‘ ux, although he
the mail 1
■om the
has not beefPable to forward the mai January 17 to March 31. On examining tne envelope I find all commuateatioas must have left Fort Buford the same day. They bear tbe itmark, namely, Fort Rice, April 20.
altogether, by voting against it unanimously at the third reading, and thus compel the Cabinet to remit the question of reform to the people at large. Measures are being takeng among prominent German votersatthe nextelection on the .anti-excise platform, Independent of political
views.
The HerahCs New Orleans special says an order from the military headquarters, issued to-night, forbids the carrying of firearms, openly or secretly, by any citizen, except in the performance of official duty. All offenders arc to be tried by military commission. The Herald?s special says: Judge Kelley arrived at Montgomery, Alabama, yesterday, and will address the people there to-morrow. General Swayne has gone to Mobile to in-
vestigate the riots.
Tbe Heralil's spteial says: Senator Wilson addressed a public meeting in New Orleans, last night, and was followed by a colored clcran. General Longstreet was one of the e presidents of the meeting. Some apprehension of a riot was felt. The military were
kept under arms.
Respectable citizens profess great indign tion at the Mobile riot. M"""' vi oh-r- «.• o
ed on Judge Kelley, yesten
to hold another met
him safety. -Mr. Kelley
[aigned] W. A. Nicholas, Assistant Adjutant General.
The Secretary of the Navy has apointed the following gentlemen a board of visitors to the naval academy at Annapolis, during the ex-
amination the 2fith of Mav;
Hon. II. B. Anthony, Rhode Island; Hon. A. G. Rice, M tssachusetls; Hon. G. V. Fox and Hon. A. Dailing. New York; Rev. William Salter, Iowa; William S. C. Willmore, Con- ! nectlcut; Rear Admiral T. Pearson, Commo- [ dore D. B. Ridglev, Surgeon; N. Pinkney, Paymaster; J. M. Hambleton, Chief Engineer;
I Roberts, Councillor.
Joaquin Maria Nascent* De As^umbjua, Minister from Brazil st Washington, yesterday presented his letter of call to the Presi-
dent.
<yma nee i
Batter matt the Cmspiracjr Cases. General Butler has indicated, these several days putt, that he has yet in reserve his strongest card against Mr. Bingham’s conduct of tbe conspiracy. It U supposed that he relates more particularly to certain notes and data derived from Mr. John T. Ford, tbe proprietor of tbe theater, wherein President Lincoln met his desth, and who. It will be remembered, was imprisoned for six weeks in the Old Capitol with a score or more of persons arrested upon suspicion of complicity. The conversations and general communication had among these prisoners, together with the affrighted utterances ot the Government witness, Weicbman, then under duces*, arc said to have made up important conversations affecting the theory of guilt and innocence, ail of which Mr. Ford had committed to a diary, and now submits to the keeping of Butler.— Washington Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette.
Cartel Jewelry. The special correspondent of tbe London Times at the French Exhibition says that coral has risen enormously in estimation as an article of Jewelry. Pieces that live or six years ago would have sold at twenty shillings an oum-e now fetch one hundred times that sum. Formerly, too, the dark red coral was the most esteemed; now it has yielded the place of honor to the rose piuk variety. Whether this new taste is a mere ephermcral caprice that will die out remains to be seen; but It is certain that coral, which but a few years since held a secondary place a8 aa article of personal ornament, no w commands in the rough a price equal to about twenty times its weight in gold. A funny matrimonial affair recently occurred near Spirit Lake. Minnesota. A green justice married three couples tn one batch,and about four weeks afterwards discovered that a license from the clerk of the court was necessary to make the ceremony legal, and he loyt no time in forming the parties that they were still single, though they had lived together tbe intervening time. The first couple were willing so risk the consequences; tbe second consented to be remarried; while the third, having discovered tn each other divers and sundry shortcomings, refused to have tbe knot retied—being satisfied that one month of matrimony, and glad to revert to single blessedness.
From Albany.
pro
M
yeste •tin*, flley
purging
violated hospitality^ snd premeditated assas-
Urcalt la Krte Canal. Albany. Friday, May 17. The break in the Erie canal, a short distance west of Schenectady, will take five or six days
to repair.
From the Utica observer.
“Judg -. ” l, nderwooil.
A little more than twenty years ago. this
er at Herkimer, with-
r without public reNarrow minded and fana^'a!. and fulf inhittnn natural to a weak and vain man,
sination. | he sought distinction by making himself eonThe Times' special says the Judiciary Uom- | spicuou* in the ranks of the " Liberty Party."
mittee, to-dav, began an investigation
the case of tho rival corporations which county, he
claim to tic the rightful proprietors of the 5 minnows.” He obtained the nominal charter and franchise of the Union I’o llic | that party for < ongress in the Herkimer and
MARRIED W 1L LI A MS—WILLARD—«>u the 10th instant, at the residence ol Uie hrUIe, Mr. William B \V illi&ma, of this city, to MUs Mary A. Willanl, of Muncic, Indiana. No cards.
CARPETS, ETC.
SELLING Oil AT LOST!
A S I inteml retiring trom t v e firm of Krauss A J\. Galt on the first of next July, we will -ell our entire stack at cost. I. KRAUSS.
Selling Out at Cost! Carpets at Cost. Wall Paper at Cost. Shades at Cost. Lace Curtains at Cost.
lOl Eaat Waabiagtoa Ntreet, opposite Court Mouse.
my’* dSmlstptopcol
MASONIC.
.Tlnwo
of Mario
mtc.—There will be a n L.xise No. thi> i •ii o'clock, for work.
:iyor Wither* wall-
iday, and ur^ed him <>. **.*,.*. —— promi’dng to nemre Underwood wa» a lawy promptly refused to I out elientft, and a eitl/.c herself of the sin of | spect. Narrow minded
pa at -woven o’clock, for w By order of tbe W. Muster.
JOHN M Hit AM
special ineetiiiK evening at half-
ARTIST’S MATERIALS. FINE ART GALLERY. PICTI'KKM, fr'AAMKM, mu no it*. .not LikisGi**, ARTIST’S MATEEIALS, Cor*l», 'ruNwelM, HU-turo .Kail*. Ate , Whnlemlo and retail. Particular attention
paol to
Regildiog of Frames,
II 1.1 KR] a Penns) 1
.Lina Ruildiug, 21 Noil i
ai)g dim
ER A UO , vama street
WELL, Secretary.
sped of an
into 1 Among its four or five hundred voters in that
was a small whale “ amu
long t lation
Railroad. Mr. Meade, of New York, appeared and was heard in behalf of the part y who are the petitioners in the e.a-e, and to-inorrow Judge I -her, formerly Seeretary of the Interior, will be heard in behalf of tin* eompany which i- now In po.-e.-ion of llie road. The President ha- decided to accept the Invitation extended him by Hie Ma-omv fraternity of Boston tn attend their coming c k -
bration.
The II. raid's Wa-hington special -ays Secretary Seward was I* dore the Judiciary ('oinmiltee vosterdav, and gave a full account of the t il irt. of the Govcrumcnt in the capture ofSurirtt. Jeff. Dnvl* Mini In tltc ( i(y—Nelziirc of Dialillcrlra- Wentenee to I'enilrn tlary for f.ife-Hohnkrn Bare* TUe VIrginin Hr!ng* S1?,<>ix> tn Specie No Attempt yet mn.le to take \ era Crux by niorm - Failure of n Dry l.oorl* Kirin. Nkw Yokk. May 17. .led. Divi- -till remain- *et ludrd at the N•• .v Y ork II ttl. He Will not leave the < it) unlit to-m-rro.y or
Monday.
izial v c-ter-
tfonelary anti Commercial. I.ivkkpooi., May 17. The vales of enttnn the week were tos.imii bides; the total stock was sjiqniH) bales; the non lo t to-day was
firm.
Breadstuff--(Julet. Corn—Sales at IN. HI. Wheat—Sales at I3s.n l. for we-tern: red.
Is. (id.
l)at.-' Sales at 57s. Provision- (Julet. Lard Sales at 52s. Cheese -Sales at. ns.. MaN( !IP..stf.H. May 17. The nurkit i- .lull with a declining tendency. Breadstuff* Dull. Wheat Unchanged. Flour—(ienerally unchanged. Corn Unchanged. Oats Declined Is. 6.I., w.n quoted at lid. i and closed at Is. 'id. Provisions <Jiiiet and unchanged. Lard Declined 3d. and i- qii .icd at 5N. n I. | for American. Produce—Here and at I.ondon, quiet, with- j out material change. A-hes Doeline l 61., with sales < f j., .,t
33s. lid.
Pig Iron Advanced to 53s. i; t. From New Orleans. Suspension of Commerriitl It.ink Order* I*roll■ bit■ ng tttc. Carrying of Firearm*. • Npv OKr.KAX*. Friday, M y. !7. 1 The Commerci il Bank Mi-pen !. d tAi.< j
morning.
Jacob Barker pb ilg. s bis rcal^ st ite. with an annual rental of $15,0U0, to cover the lia-
bilities of the bank.
An order was is-ucj this morning by Gen- | eral Sherdan probiliitlng tbe carrying of lire- | arms by any persons except authorized offi- i
igr*
Montgomery district, the liberty party, his
the peo
would serve it th
Though nominated by platform •’ was a prop- !
!.i\n. Tucs-
•( mix
drug i lei k,
ids of his stamp, a go
the
Egyptians” since the war ti-vated house, and, by theco-a
was held last
mg
addressed by Senator W11 ■ on. Tbe meeting
by S
was quiet and orderly, though the military were in readiness to q.icll any disturbance. A three days festivsl of the firemen begins to-day at the fur ground, for the bent lit of the widows and orphans.
'ing lori/i
Ight which was
at a meeting in Augusta, Georgia, that • Georgia or any other state, any m
if in
any man is dis-
missed or turned nut of doers by a rebel on account of voting. 1 will vote to confiscate rebel property.’ This would indicate that the protest ot Tliaddeus Stevens against the
sentiment - of Mr. Wilson's IVtersbur t in which tho South were given to
that there was no danger ot confiscation . lias not been without its effect upon the latt
notwithstanding tbe assaults mudo up* Stevens on its account Irom other quartei
From Richmond.
burg speech understand
tier, Mr.
(' urusinc**
Kegar.l to Tlircal mnrte by ftegroc*.
Rl< UM<%iq Vikginia, Friday, May 17. The B7( hj to-day says the negroes in the
neg
Hill pin
and other citt-
Novv York Eight Hour Bill. The f " g i-- the text of the right in ur law signed by Governor Fknton: SK< rtoN 1 on ami after tbe 1st day of May, lsc,7, ckdil hours of labor, between llie ri.-irig anil the sotting of the sun, shall be deemed and I held to be a legal da)'.* work, In all eases of j labor and service by the da . , where there is j no contract or agreement to the contrary. j SEf. 2 This act shall not apply to, or tn any way aff-et farm or agrii ultiirul labor or ser- j vice by the year, month or week; nor stisll ; any person be prevented by anything herein! contained Irom working as m" iy hours over- 1 time or overwork as he or she may see fit, the 1 compensation to lie agreed upon between the employer and the employe. Ski:. 3—All other acts or parts of act*, relat. ing to ttie honr* of labor which shall constitute a day's werk in thN Stile, are hereby repealed.
:ays
neighborhood of U-u Carbon Hill pittx have
rendered the land proprietors,
zens, uneasy by their threats of confiscation, in accordance with their idea of the legislation
of i ongress.
Those threatened with vialem-c have appealed to General Schofield for prot. etinn. A telegram to the Dispatch from Staunton announces the election, by the Episcopal Convention, of the Rev. Francis M. YVhittle, of Sonimervilie, Kentucky, as Assistant Bishop
of Virginia.
Three illicit distilleries <v. re
ilar.
,vi .i C . hnmo. r* di ! i' B- • i.iy, in • ■ • "l «11 <• \ i i V'liiihM, ttin* III.-! iiv’ t l
who h•«* Ih’hu
Mr. U ihhiui^ ti!i» hi rn ipj'm tt 1 i !ii«*i « n^iu<’*t of thf lortli.-lining K i-i ns ur liri>lu'u. Jiiii^e Stiuthurlmf! hi* v i. itr l Tin* mintl'HTill* roll)pHHill' Hit* ( imiplmlU r to i*\'i i iitu d r.*»rw.»l «.f ih "f tin* Furnm l" H iicdI?. IjiiiliJirur, un N Ntn «*r. t<» thr nty, ntnl r«r* i ttie orj.'inul li’jnu D»ii iln* jiro-
itfiimi?.
Anthony Mithor, a hoy c rnin»t« r. w *ent»*nreil t«> tho Stato pri^'n for lilu i«»r killing Stephon S. « Arlan*!, in*Marrb Inst. At h weaMon to-<l:iy of the 1Vhw|»j t* ri »n Synod reports wore rond. 'I’hat from « in. i<:u made proial r* f. renoo to tho inoro i^f r m-
teniporanoe and S»ht»*t!li Itreakiair. an I o'- 1 o. »ted the ai^mintm* nt of a o ’intnlt:i * t.i t ik<* al»:lity or hi^ ro^jrd
oonnldoration mourn to pr. \ :.t :h. - t .ru..d
' of tho evil.
I At tho Hob .kon rao. «». in tlo* tuir l!*i of a tniU‘. om r throe nurdl*'*, K\j»ort bout ; <iarrlotalt-; timo, 2:11*^. In tho milt! •la> : fi*r throe yoar o1*1m, hx *-ntro*»M, it wa.s won | Planet; time, 1 I Lj. For all utilo an«l rone-qnartor dai»b, wum w* n by Twtnklo; tlmo, I The olofiair prommm for all aitt -, f>r.o | mile ami ono.«|Usirtor d.i'h, wa-* won t>y M* -
1 1 >miolN bl tok colt; time, •J/i:'. 1
Tbi*:to:im. r Viri'inia brin^M ^ 17." ^ ) in spi-
* io from Vera r*ruz.
It ia a^ain >tito<! that Maximilian wibotnvhe«l in at (^loroto, an ! that St'***:i| an l Mortda were in po!4»OM-i«m of tho I.ir*»*r*S-. There will be no attempt to t im* \ eraCniz by storm. l*rovisionM aio pi* nty Ihtro.
oMition to the people of tbe district that be
y would cloot him, for
per *lav instead of then pai»l. The divi»h nd which the pooplo of that dlatnet would j n o-ive from tbi^ gratuity of *:> per day matlo to the United States Treasury, the ?.tron^. , est argument tbat eould bo thought of to in-du*-e tho olootor^ to M*n*l bun to Uon^resn.
I’he propM-ition wa«* not aoeopted. A more ooin lu?«ive ovldenoo of tbe
tton In wbh-h he wan hold while tn Horktmer ovunty, is found in tho fact tbat tbe irreverent boy* of the village on one oevudon, with «luo
ja»kanH in hi* oilioe. nt amt moaning of thin i
eodim? wa« tbat suoh an animal waa the only apeeicH that woubl Income a olient to *uoh a oounnel. nr that hi^ «loDke3r.«hi|> waa a pro|M*r Ittcem tenon# in Uutlerwo<Ki*a absence, ; waM an utiiH-tllod «pio?»ton twenty year* aj;o. t ^ ‘ mleil intoro*»t
in Vinr
i\ all oil lnm**otf *>f hi** by the oxoitement
>ai^n, to make him-*olf hate.I by hi« am! i^ot what he probably de*ired,
Th!» »*elf-in-
I \ ';»• l martyrdom plaro«l bun on the hat with
.1 . k H mnltoi
ILJ , 13 lOUUtl i of the \ illa^e
pomp, in**tallod i Whether tho true inton
Obtaining by marna<e !*orae Ian*! ini a, ho Ix^took hiin**olf to that State. He
opportunities, htl »rdo*l liu-iilont to the Frornont
;**i jh!
>rt»,
an expuUion from that
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LIFE INSURANCE. F R A N~K L I IM , % OF INDIANAPOLIS; Home Of flee No. 19 North .Tier idian S*. (Next door to old Journal Building ) Purely Policies ftou-l'orfeitiu?. Annual Dividends.
rjuiis itizens
3 ONLY Indiana Company was organized n USitt by over 3U) of our inost respunsible citizens uniting in policies as stockholders. It has progressed favorable, and is established on a firm basis. The rates of Insurance are a* low a* lu any foreign company, and our lellovv citizens of the State are invited to unite
and extend a Home institution.
The policy holders control all the affairs of the
company and receive all profits.
1 receive all profits.
JAM ICS M KAY, President. W S. HUBBARD, Vice President.
E. P. Hows, Secretary.
DIBECTOKS: Wm. O Kockvvood.
E. T. Sinke;
James M. Itav,
E. B. Martindale,
Benj. llarrisim, Charles A. Kay, J. K. Osgood,
Ingram Fletcher,
Wm. brailen^
Nicholas McCarty,
John W. Gru
apr24 dliutopcollstp
Win S. Hubbard,
JohnW. Murphy,
John M. Lor»i.
W in slow S. Fierce,
W m. w. Woollen,
Valentine liutsch, John C. S. Harrison,
M. I.. Bundy.New Castle
bs, Richmond.
WANTED.
TJOAUD in a private family, for a gentleman il and his wile. Price no object, if the location is desirable. Reference given and required. Ad- ' " ce Box G23. " "
required. myl5 dl
'YKT ANTED—$8,000—Six v v one to five years.
. years, at the lo Will give mortgage on property
n Illinois and Penn!
thousand dollars for
e to mor
street, betwee worth 130 OOO.
ma)13d2w
asbington
oisand'Pennsylvania streets. Address Postoflice Box 210,
Indianapolis.
\\TANTED—UANV ASSEKS—We want a f v v good Canvassers. A rare chance fered on per cent, or salary. Also, one good 111
loc lD,1
anapolis. Indian
fered on per cent, or salary. Also, one good man to locate .as a State Agent. Call on or addre>s ASH KR A ADAMS, 76 hast Market street, liuii-
mar2 *1311)
FOR RENT. TTVHt KENT—A new Brick ilooi X 1 on South Alabamastn e:
on We?t Michij.
It iiuiro of
of s»x rooms, Frame House
iulir.iuii.
Northenst corner Washingi
myl4d4t
i e: i
street. B«>Lh in good comlir.i HAMLIN A JOHNbON, Vashington and Illinois stic
TT^JR KENT—ROOMS—The live elegant, capacious and coimuodioiis rooms on the <ec*»ii«l floor of my builnin , No 1TJ West Washingi
street, half a squ grounds, will be !• r
ifiio. Th
from the Stall t by the 1st of Ju
Igtoll futise
1st of June, pi ox-
10. These are the rooms formerly oec-pie*l a< military headquarters by General Pitcher, and more recently by Captain T. S. Brand, and ate admirably Milted for olliu.es and certain kinds of bufeiuess rooms. For terms; apply tOz\. V. Lawrence, 173 West Washington street. m>l t(12n* Tj^jR RENT —f3'j FER MONTH—Dwelling House of eight rooiu>, celUir, well an*l cis-%
tern, No. *2*2 W’eid Georgia street.
For Kent—$J0 per month—Dwelling llou-e of six elegant, capacious ami commodious rooms, kitchen, cellar, well, cistern, gas, etc, No. 163 North Tennessee street. Also, a number of busi - ness rooms and dwelling hou-es tor rent, at very low prices, by McKEKN AN A PIERCE Olbce corner of Kentucky avenue and Washington streets. my 17 d3t
FOR SALE OR RENT.
The saloon an*l it:d. For further i
T7VJK SALE < A; tures of th tictr*ai », apply
in vl7 *161
ILD11 DK L/ELI.. Man laml >ti» ec.
lllftlE, ADAH« A CO.’S,
26 and 26 \Ve*l \Yukb*ns*on mid
mar22<lGmI-tptopcol
Itourbois ass.I Kye hiwla.v,
nging from one t*» tun ye; . ito th«* atteuli«>n «>l llie
• dd, to whi* *i 'i .!*• High Win
WohaTcalarg
rit const
i tnin
W mi s. Cigar
id >0 . Boi
ittd
. <1* r il pr-’in * i«*n. in*l presently
»*1 • n fed* ral district jutlge.
other* of that rategory
tly he >ther p poilim*
In a
i*«e, an*!, i»y me co-opera
i*le p.irties has made his po*itfbn highly In-
* to ten years
invito the attention ol llie tra<
at Cincinnati quotation', Bond ami Fr» GcmcrAl Itonded \%iarck»ou%e So,
arc a large Bonded Wureho MgninentN of Alcoliol, High 1 >n an*l Rye Whisky, Tobacco ami * Manufacturers or lmpi>rrer^
I.iIm tmI ndvaucew ma«lc *»n consignments
We qivlle the attention *>f the ti a*le to oiirestablDhment, Itclieving that we have a» Hue an ; assortment of g"*nls in our line a> ever licfore «*lTered in thn \Ve*t. and tnten«l. by honorable
rive >ati9fa4*tion U> all who may favor
patronage. aprlJ *13ui
PROPOSALS. Indiana State Normal School. Police to('•Btractors for Moiirwork.
OR! »r*>g AI.S will Ik* re**erv( l until the *2dth oi L May*, at the otlice«»f J A Vry.lagli \r.-hi-te« t, southeast corner of Wahnsh ..nd l* itch >treets, Terre Haute. In.liana. f*>r Hie lunii^hing and setting of from $15*ha> to $*J0i>-0 wocih ol stonework for the Indiana State .N»»rinal ^ch*Kd Buildfng, to beereetetl in the a!*.»ve* it> . *.i w Im h 5 |>er centum U to !*«• *lili\* r* d and'et the llrr»t of Vugii'.t next, about .i.*» per n before the 20th ot sept« inh» r n**\t. ab«*ut l. r » per centum on *»r lH.*f«*re the 2*ith of Oet*»lM*r next, and the remain ler «*i the >|.*ii* u*irk ; abi»ut 15 per eentuni to t**- d« li\ere»l and set by the l<t of July. Iste, *»r afe the brickwork progrei l*Kus,!»pe*‘iti( atioii> and coiidilioii<* may be at the Architect's ortice tr**ui the 11th t*» t
insti
ave con<
ie Crown Hill Cemetery, afAfeidering the subject in all eluded to advance the price
CROWN HILL.
CROWN HILL CEMETERY.
IV o tT c k . fT^HE Directors of the Cro
X Wr careful' its bearings, ha 1 of Burial LoW.
The
year t
ibe len<‘iUzrin permanent order, and to niak* necessary improvements, make* it abt-o utely necessary to begin at once, in ordCTto accomplish the alH>\e named obiects In pursuance of the alnive. the public are hereby notified that on and after the tirst day of July next the minimum priced lots will be 25cents per square foot.and the maximum price 50 cent* per square fooT, varv mg
aci-onling to size an»l location.
By order of the Board.
F W' CUlMaETT, Superintendent.
aprSO dtiljyl.lstp
idvance the price
amount requiro«l to be appropriate*! each ar as a sinking fund to keep the.grounds an*! Ien<*iu^in permanent or*ler, and to make the
merits, ~
al**> Ik-ft
sacs -reh
he 2Mh
» pro^MVnls will l>e«.‘fitertaiucd unless accom-
panled with suitable security. The Board reserve* the rigt
Th** Board reserve* the right to all of the proposals if deemed unfi Tin* Boar-1 of Tru-t******, In«liana **
JOHN I Ni, LK. Ih .
OTT. Si’« i’et;tr\
reject any **r
avorable.
state Normal
Sidiool. By I . M OLi «
Masonic Temple.
ie re*
i •lealiug, to gi I us with their
fTMfK undersiguM. Exe.utive OnimiUee of the X. In*iianat»olis Ma''*mie Temple ( ompuuy, w ill receive proposals for the site *m the new Ma-
c Temple until the 25th dav of May.
irties making pri»posaU will state location ot ground offered, lue umbcrances on same, ti-ruis ol
tl amount of stock they will sub*
C I I A 1CT!*:1£ 1 • DUClMCn AT
I n lerwood h is had. along with other pairi-
ng the ’ r* ,r ' 1 l ^' ... a con- x on a sal
fitton of out- | ^: t ^::ra, , “ V,n
pair
imhI time in “spoiling the
. He lives In i
^nilE f INVINV NT! i on a solnl ba«i
holden
Pure
!CE.
Broad
KMlMO
Cut Ice!
2f*te in!.11
i-ri ti v>‘. It i* a matter of course that he shoulii I. fame tlic jii-ople who*e pnqxTty he has Je-
*|-'»ileii.
I ii.ierwooii’,* iuenmaf tency a* a ju-l^e.the I...V ril-alilry in winch he inJui^es in his < Ii irsfe* frmu tho beneh. tha vile *rurrility wlia-h lie lieap. upon the people of his ailupteii state, hi* xreeti f >r eonfi.cattons, while Huy have tilleil the enquiry with Ji*ffU.*t, h ir.My excite surprise amom; those who know hi- eharaeter .a* a lawyer, in re*pe<:t to either
far honor or integrity.
IS il ,
1,1
From Ottawa.
Kan*ii* lfor.ter Kufflan* In n Noav Hole. - A corrosponJent of the .'Svv Y ork Ecminj 7' >■? elaims that B. F. Hti:in<;! - ki.I.oiv, the r torious leader of the Kansas l-oriler ruffians in 1M5G, and the famous Judge LkcomptR, are hotli residents of Kansas and active radieals. They ouiilitto lie, for their eondnot in Kansas did more to build upthe radical party than all other things combined. STitiNC.KKM.ow has been a radical State se nator. Ra.llcnl TIl**lonary Work. The Rochester, New Y'ork, Er^ress, a radii d paper, publishes the followini; t' l. gi-aphic dispatch under the head of "G old News from
.Vew firieans:
NkwoulkaNs, May 13.—After tlio meefin" on Sunday nfifht, addressed by .Indite Kelley, and others, the negroes attacked a street ear, drove out the white occupant., took sion, and ordered the driver to go a!ic
vied leal Council Hceting. Ottawa, IV., Friday, May 17.
The Medical (.'ouncil, which has been holding its annual me- ting here for the past week, adjourned last night. Bu*ine*s of much importance to the profession was transaeted. F.'glit homenpathie and eclectics, who profess
d|U iorti
t homerq
to have regal registration I’.irllament is
uie and eclectics, who pro
■ liialiiications, demanded th;
>e tested in the courts.
s to be petitioned to pass an act
to prevent the pulilbjlion in Montreal of indecent advwtisem/ms in the papers, and to p^iiildt the circulation through any channel
of pamphlets of a like character.
From St. Louis.
I.litbi lltlr* of a Swindling Firm -
Iturnintr of a steamer. Sr. Louts, Friday, May 17.
The liabilities, so far as ascertained, of \VigCrowther, charged with fraud and ling, are about $60,000. About $15,000 worth of goods remained In store when the as-
gin .t Crowther, charged with fraud
swindling
i.r
Tim Krnsnn. * Tm ni.ow WKK.l- says he left the radical party because be had become weary ami disgusted with tbe men it hail elected to power, lie says it had become the saplings and Imppoles party—thrown to the stlifire in astonn. Its leaders knew how to plunder equal to the sharpest if they were green. A Gkni ink It mu vi..—The liist act performed l>y Geiur il Victnrin. the new aspirant for the 1’residential honorsnf ilayti, was to rob the national treasury of $3 hi,nun. Hi* party affinities can not *. • doubted, lie ought to be made president of a loyal league.— Detroit Free 1‘ress. The l.nvt Hour* of i«n %d uItrrer and Tl ii r«1 ere r—A g«n y of of til* Acroin-
piice.
A French Canadian, named I’roveneh* was executed at Sore. < inada Fast, on the
‘ "ay,7 - ' ■;
of the liusiiand of his
a or, • 3d
of May, for tin* double murder of bis wife and
ds pai
Ho denied his guilt to the last, though there
ir imour, Mrs. Jutras.
appears lo be no doubt of it. Having become criminally intimate wilh Mrs. Jutras. he poisoned bis wife in November last, and then went to live with the Jutras family. His first crime was not suspected. In January the guilty pair concluded to dispose of Mr. Jutras. Strychnine was admini-tere I to him in whisky from which he soon died. This led to the arrest of the assassins. Tim jury found both J’rovencher and Mrs. Jutr.i'guilty, after being
out only live minute^
The execution of the woman was postponed until next Monday, on an-otp,* of her pi a gn iney. The execution of. J’rovcnelirr look place in front of the j ill, In the presence, of! fifteen thousand [arsons. A pier. ng shriek j was heard a second before tho drop fi ll. It 1 proceeded from .Sophia Holsclalrf Mrs. Jutrasj, | who, from the window of her cell, had watch- . ed the procession move to tbe foot of the gallows. But her agitated mind failed at the supreme moment, and with a loud shriek she fainted. He hands clung so closely to the bars of her window that force was necessary to ufirlvet their grasp before she could be re-
moved by the attendants,
worm or goods remained in store when the assignment was made. David Valentine ,fc Co., Irvin .t Co , of New York, and Haskell it Co.,
of St. Imuis, are the principal losers.
The steamer Denver was burned at St. Jo. sepb yesterday. Loss, $75,000; insured here
and in Cincinnati for $35,000.
From Buffalo.
Fulling of n Hoof-Four Pnr«on* Klllrd and Fifteen Wounded. Buffalo, Friday, May 17. About, two o’clock this afternoon the roof of the Buffalo Union Fuddling Mill fell in, burying one hundred workmen in the debris. Four men were killed and fifteen dreadfully crushed. Tii<’ names of the killed are Charles II. Milligan, George Fierce, Frederick Foster, and James Murphy. The Union Iron YYorks were destroyed by fire last December, and had been rebuilt, and Uie roof was just being placed in position. . From Cincinnati. Prcsby lerinn General AssemblyFlection of .TIoderalor. Cincinnati, Friday, May 17. At tbe i’resiiyterian general assembly of the
•ml;'
in,
reached
It il Kwiso, STi, [ii-liaii.vpoli
Rlstori'* I.asC Appearance in Amer-
ica.
New York. May 17.—M id ime Kl-tr.ri made her last appearance in America to-night a* “Medea,” to a crowded house, bin; made a brief farewell address in English, and seemed to lie much uff-Tted at parting with the Amer-
rthe sail* to-morrow in the Villa
lean puhli dc Fans.
From Memphis.
All sort* of Purugrapb*.
\ t i.v on babies 1* the newest thing from
Turkey.
I* is said that the Empress of the French Is
again enriente.
Y'cd.lo. a city i f two >n Hi in inhabitants,has
no begg irs.
Os-lan L Dodge Is married. Now for the
little dodges.
Tbe n**t of a mouse in Fortsmouth was
formed of fifty dollar greenbacks.
An Episcopal church is to bs established in
Salt L ike City.
Rosa Bonheur’s madness consists in fan
ing herself transformed into a goat and uni
ling the antics uf that Interesting annual. A benevolent lady went to visit
who were said to
found them half elad, eobl and not a morsel of food In the house. ” What do you most need? What would you like to hare?” she asked of the mother of the family. ‘•’Why, I did a’most want a head dress, they are so be-
c uilln’.”
A waiter girl in a hotel at Burlington, Vcr- haiY.'i'Xmont. married, last fall, a mulatto cook in the t[ 1L .
Il'iMK Is OKCVVIZKir • i-*, n ith iimpli* >«*i*urilv t * |n»1t!i< h**.1111111 >t Hoar*! *>l Di-
ors <*f any itointc bufeiru*:*' in tht; i L T nlU**l >tAt**?* A ri*tiT*’ii ’t* t i i.’ithiT Br/i lstr* etS **r Dunn’s Gommrivial Kt'p* . tt willL'wtnbli-sh tills , I Art. E. B run* tt into . Atfi-nt*.
ln lii«na|»ulife ( ln<lmnn. !
Hknsy A. Tmn, «;*»nt*rnl A^ent. apr6*l1in ludUaapulis iBhiirauce iumpaBy, Office..No.u .H. Pennaylvanln si.. In Oihl Kullowfe* H:ill. ffroninl ilvior, Xn*linnapo>
lis, Iniliana.
WM II END BKSON, Pros Mont.
At.kx (’ .1 4mKj*«»n H«*cr**tnry n*'vibli!lv ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE CO., OF CINCINNATI.
Capital, 81,060.000 *""""’• - « Another Great imp,o.omont.
/ 1< >M BIN INi* nil Uu* elcinent'v **l 'trrnpth ftii*l I
i v / stability. Is now <io
1> 1*4
t'rom in same to
sci'oiul i!**or
tories to be «k*
ctiir** b) be
BUCKHART & LANS DALE, 4 RE prepare*! tn furnish pur^ Ice in any quantitr. taken from llu* BU<i \ D • l 1'. live !r«iin fel/tuffhterhouse aiui oth«*r illtli. Anexpeiiem c of tlftee.n > car?* in the husim-'o by *mc of the partners enables them to kjuarfintee lull 'atisf ml ion to their customer*. Leave your onli’is at mthwest cornerof Mi^.sisfeippi aa*l Michigan
Ice Box 11**
P DA.-N1ELS. A^ent.
vets, * iivl4 *1
tom: t». i
STOVES.
THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE,
thlity. Is now <lo4ii>c inm
ny We-
!h an< . bllM
nt> <»t '
„ nhtholar^C't
ness of any We-tern company.
MARTI*. HOPKINS A FOLLKIT. Agent*.
MYiee in new Journal Building ;ral Agent lor Indiana, Bo
my 17 diwcod
Sifting Ashes Made Easy.
K» i so, i .cner
ncyuta-
dy went to visit a family be almost starving. She
AMUSEMENTS.
Metropolitan Theater.
Nuturalay, flrxy I**, I<*A7.
TWO FO K IVT A.tsr O ESAtlcrnoon. dooraopen nt two o'clock; heiins at li*lf-l>:a-t two o'clock. Ailmission to all parts of
TJVKUY liou-ekneper knows tbat the Ti silting Coal Ashes is attende tw
ience and anno, ance from dust
ded hero yesterday,
Miami
) yes
the
Joint D.*cii**ion- Presbyterian General .tasenshly. Mkmpiiis, Friday, May 17. Emerson Ethridge, conservative candidate for Governor, spoke in. < ourt Square this morning. About ten thousand persons were present, many of whom were ladies. He was very bitter against Bro&nlnw, and showed corruptions by which that party sought to retain power. He was followed by Gengral YY\ IL Stokes who defended Brownlow and the radical party with great warmth. Unsaid that Grant, Sherman, Thomas and Sheridan were radicals, and they conducted the present reconstruction law. Both speakers admitted that rebels who fought in the war, were quietly attending to their domestic duties and eared nothing lor politics. All passed off very quietly. The Cumberland Fresbjterian General Assembly employed to-day in hearing reports of committees on foreign and home missions. Ten o'clock Monday is set apart for the consideration of the question of uniting with the Presbyterian ehureh.
same hotel, the pious clergyman who united them being of tho tire-eating, miscegenation -tripe. The mulatto took his white wife to Hartford, where he abandoned her, and she has become a miserable outcast, and is now in confinement on the charge of higuinir, having induced a young white boy to marry
her.
The New Y’ork Express says intelligence is anxiou-ly awaited by tho enthusiastic member. of Ibe Fenian Brotherhood from the sVamship, which, it is rumored, sailed from this part about a fortnight ago, with a full crew, all well armed, for the purpose of harra—ing British commerce on the high seas. An artillery o iptain in France has invented a di-strtietive little copper cannon. It is in
op pel
three pieces, and is loaded with musket balls, its range is between l,Hi Hi and 2,ihh) meters ar.il It can be discharged forty, and even fifty times a minute. Five men can manage it. Disclaimed chat it will cut down the Irnnt rank of a battajkm of intautry at a single dis-
charge.
The New York detectives are working up a curious ease just now. A young bride left her room for an hour to superintend the movements of the w rk in tho kitchen. Returning. she sat down to read, hut on getting up to make a change in her attire, she suddenly
all her wardrobe, consisting ha.l been stolen, as well as
diamonds, etc.. ; theft hail been
managids ) neatly that no sign appeared cf the least disturbance, and the door was locked
precisely its when left.
Some of these days men will call things by
flames. Then they won't say “lie
ar.il It can be disehai
2,: SM meters,
'ed forty, and even fifty
old School, which assi
Dr. R. L. Stanton, president
University, preached the opening sermon. Over two hundred memlicrs were present. Dr. P. D. Gurley, of YVashington city, was elected moderator. Various standing commljjees were appointed, after which the report of the joint committee of the Old and New School Churches on the subject of reform wasreadand referred to a select commit-
tee of seven. * From Nashville.
Declination of a Nomination. N ashvit.i.f, Friday, May 17. Judge Lawrence b.asdeciined tho nomination for Congress, made by tbe anti-Trimble radicals. His supporters are greatly disappointed, a* they regarded his election sure. They will probably nominate another candidate.
From Detroit.
Fatal 'tabbing Affray. * Detroit, Friday, May 17. There was a horrible murder at East Seymour last night. Edward IL King, a shoemaker, stabbed a blacksmith named John Seely, with a knife, several times, causing Immediate death. King escaped.
From Fortress Monroe. Violation of fiivll (tight* Rill. FoitTRKSs Monkok, Friday, May 17. An instance of an alleged violation of the civil rights bill occurred this morning in Norfolk, and has occasioned considerable com-
ment.
It appear* that a colored woman, a passenger on the ferry boat eius.-iiig the river, was ejected from the cabin de-ignafed for white women by the captain of the bant. Complaint was made to the mayor, who issued a warrant for the arrest of the captain, who was taken into custody. The case will be heard to mor-
row.
From Rochester.
Presbyterian General Aeeentbly.
Rochester, Friday, May 17.
In the Freshyterian Assembly, to-day, standing committees were appointed, records presented and report* of permanent committees ^ceiveu. The report of the committee on foreign missionaries was very gratify leg.
From Louisville. Contest of an F.lection. Louisville, Friday, May 17.
Samuel McKee, of Mount Sfeiling, will contest the election of John D.
Y oung, Uongressm in elect for the Ninth Cnn.
grqs-ional District.
Hon.
Kentucky. Y'oung, Uu
discovered that
of costly silks, etc., had been st: the jewelry, watch and chain, from the locked drawers. The tie illy that no sign appeared i f
r right names. men they won t say “lie a good disposition;” but, “he has a good larh.” Halt tho grace that’s going is
grace that’s going il said the kingdom was •'ery likely not. hereGood steak and light
their right
is of
stomac
nothing but food. Fail
not meat and drink. Vei
after. But it is here,
bread are benevolence. Coffee Is inspiration and humor. Good tea is tenderness and ■iabtliness —facts very humbling of our ex"•nees. But they are facts.—Beecher, in
•‘Xucieood."
Watson,
spri.
recent A. D.
“miration” by J >hn le, Tennessee,
wd
immense ges-
he time was coming when white
; '■
said, with great emphasis
coming wh
folks and colored people must sit to de same table, cat out of de same spoon, and rest dar
bones under de same blanket.”
There is in London a curious organ called tbe Morpina Advertiser. It is the property of a society of publicans, and every keeper of a public bouse who is a member of the society bos U take it. Its mission is to defend tho public bouses and drinking system against all enemies; and I hardly need add that the glo-
klnds of sports, especial)
I v i
-e, w cents.
LADA WITH A CORK LEG. Saturday Evening, ot* Croifeisoy, OR CKOHM >F GOLD. Irishman's Grey Marc Mr.J A. Hodges Overture Orchestra To commence with DELICATE UKOIJND,
Or Puri* iu 1703.
inylH lilt
REPAIRING. Clock, Watch ami .Jewelry
IUC4J unit
cn fence an«I annoy ance ITbnuiust, the ashe* are silted much coal will be
waited that can be used after sifting. In the American < coking sdovir this disagreeable process* is entirely overcome by the ingenious arrangement of an ash sifter, in the hearth or ash box, of the stove, by means of which alter the grate is dumped into the ash box the ashes can be sifted In a moment, with the ash box all closed, and without any dust in the room, and the coal and cinders are all retailed in a separate apartment, and can be returned to the tire chamber, or be removed elsewhere/and tho ash pan can then be removed containing only the ashes w ithout anv dust whatever. This arrangement does away with the old fashioned ash sifters, ami must commend itself to all. and is another long stride
process of ith much
ind
all, and is another long stride toion, and must add largely to the
wards perfection, and must ad already extended reputation of
UiJ
idy extended reputation
inqmlar Stove. This iinprovemem
by letters patent.
largel;
this deserved’ tis fully secur
SHEAR, PACKARD 3t CO.. 17 and 19 Green street, Albany.
For sale by R. L. ft A. W MoOU AT.
H7 and 69 West Washington street,
fndianatMilift. Indiana.
marG d3m«o*i
CAUTION.
IKTorit K —T his \\ ife, Mrs.
home without cause, public not toharbe upon his account,;
traded by her. may lt>, 1H>7.
igel. has left his house am . ami this is to notify the herorto give credit toiler he will pav no bills coi
JACOB KNGKL.
mylT *12t*
» -
REPA-ITtUNTO.
1? K C
Wo. 03 K(t%t Wa» bine ton Street.
J HAVK opened a slto]
atches. Clock:
happy accommo*
the aitove line.
a shop for the repairing of ta and Jewelry, and will he late all who need anything in
my 1* ilfit*
FOR SALE • A Fortune in Every County of 10,000 luhebitants.
IF O IFt S .A. Xj E
OTATE and County Rights to manufacture and sell one of the most useful ami novel inventions of the day. from two to live hundred dollars per week can he made with For further particulars, apply to
EDGAR
my 18 dft wiw*
KNIGHT.
Palmer House, Indianapolis, Indiana
From Boston. *
Arrest on Cbar*eof Poisoning.
Boston, Friday, May 17.
A young woman named Alice C. Atibi.tt was arrested on the charge of causing the dealhof her stepfather, Washington Bicker-
ing, by poison.
From Toronto.
Expected Vl.it of Jeff.
Family.
Toronto, Friday, May 17.
A dispatch from Montreal says apartments have been reserved at the St Lawrence Hotel for Jeff. Davta and family, who are expected
there to-morrow.
ies; on;
ries of the lowest kious oi spuria, especially prize fighting, are carefully sung in it»coltimiis. Nevertheless, the editorof this journal is no other than a strict Presbyterian—one J. Grant—whose spare hours are devoted to theology. When not defending tho gin sellers, the Advertiser is attacking every order of
••heretics” iu religion.
A New York letter writer to the Troy Times mentions the removal of the telegraph operators tn the upper story of a building on
Broadway, and sajs:
Strange as it may seem, this movement was suggested by the fact that straggling or lounging operators, out of employment, found remunerative occupation, by leaning against ihe iron railing by the windows of the operating room, within ear shot of the instru-
Davl. an.l ments, and thus reading, without seeing, the . most important, dispatches received. These
they would convey to the gold room, or elsewhere. and dispose of at a much higher price than the telegraph company received. When
PAINTS^ETC. -J- Tl. O S Gr OOI>, Whole*.tie and Retail Dealer in Paints, Oils and Window Glass, ♦ Brushes, of all kiuds. House, Sign, Ornamental Painting
ana Grain!ns.
Xo.ti'2 Best Washimjton .Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Mixed Paints in any quantity. mvlSd.lm DANCING ACADEMY. PROF. ATHLICK SJIIXU’S I>ancing Academy
<’fpo p HS. Classe* ' v<5 nnesday and
adults
SEWING MACHINES. GET THE BEST!
THE SlTNCiETt
MMCmiMM’S
NEW FAJI1LY
SEWING MACHINES
TNCOMPARABLY the best! X public. Simple, compact, i quiet, light-running and capable of performing a range and variety of work never before attempted upon a single machine; using either Silk Twist, Liieu or C*U«b Thread
w Its braiding. cr>rding, tucking, quilting, fell trimming, bindingjpitheriiig.eiubroidcritig. are novel and practical, and have been iuve
and adjusted especially for this machine The embroidery done on these machines i- beautiful— making the embroideiy Stic th on (he upper side
of theguods. The improved Siiiuci is
and sewing with equal facility the ver; and coarsest materials, and anything betw two extremes, in the mo~t beautiful and substan tial manner. Its attachments for hemmiug
for hemniiug, iiiltin*', fellin*.
HOUSE FURNISHING. iioubbpekv mmm McCRBERY & PAY, 5»i and 5S Ea*l W u*h I ng tot. street, INDIAN Al’OLiS, INDIANA. \V hdlcsalc-alc .slid It* tail (JIIIVA. I,LASS, (IlCE.VSWAKG, l.umps., Mtovc*. 'I’intrare, Eli r ii 11 ii re, Wooden w a re, CUTLERY AND HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE. aprlT «iJJm
FO.1 SALE.
E O li S A. L E ,
Bank of Stato Building and Lot. OKALKD PROPOSALS will l e reeeivol at tho iO office of the Bank <*l the state. No Hi North -Meriiiian-street, until the lii>tday of Jum* next, for the purchase of the Bank Bolding, an l l*»l No. I.square67, on the-corner of Illinois stre< t and Ivcntinky avenue, Indianapolis 'ihe valuable Safe in the vault will be included. Po.-.-es-n-n will be given within ten days. At lca>t <«n*rfourth iniibt nc in ca-h, and interest «>:> «IelVrre l payments, which cun not extend beyond one and
two yeaTs.
Bi«ls shoubl •'fate the ]n i ••• a •! *.ei ni' *»!Ver» *1 and they will be ojeued .it th • tdln-e P tnL. *>’« l*u k, «»n ti:e 1>L *!.*y *»l Ju:;e\ u* j !. >•
the bi*i*lei >
The light is rc>« i ve*l !»» r* ;«-* I all • ‘i-, >1 l!ic
•» oll e
at t eii* -1
e i ilji ■ ami '
my 16 dlilljel
REAL ESTATE
«. h< >U<. L i < >1 >i'. V, JollN M p,| K>oN. JAMb> M UA'i.
FOR SALE.
>TATK OK 1SId 4SA, KXXCI T. VK DEr.VKTM ENT
ts.Yroi.is, May li», 1S67.
the pur* liase oi the folic
iract of laud, belonging t'» the State ; ized to l>e >old by tbe 26th -ection of wed March S. D67, entitle*! “An A
I ana, h 1 SOI A >
OLALKD PRoPOSAI.S will be recei\c«i at O tins Department untj\ the -“.th day oi Ma>. ii07. for the pur* hafee oi the follow ing .lt>« ribed
hoit ap- • l j I • -
L’fugC for i he * n ile offenders
:n.*t *|uarter of ?c» ti iu *>iiC* rth *»f range two ea^t, «. o
prove* nsli a
forr
House of tion of jin
_ uvei ’art of
t*iwu**hij» lifteen. laming
ONE HUNDRED ACBE3.
Hed «i
llldl
the Rock viilt* road, about ti\ *“ aiiapo! 1-, and on wli.« h Widiaiu
h*»in the j r«>pe
shown to any person desiring to
rs v bid
iv ment.
ptate»l erecting a buibling to cost to $2oo tJUG—the lower story of the Arranged for storerooms, and the
bird ai nurp s* n** * Ity
tmeture to be an ornament
A *iesirable location is uu«l must have a fro
should be aecom - plum to the stock
such ence
me amount ol such »ubi important inlluencc in *ic-
ces: ttie third and fourth voted to Masonic nurp >e>, and the
ament to nt* city.
and the
w > than n)
i*t bir 100 to 1G5 feet deep. All nroposals for the ground
panic*! by a conditional subscci
of >aid company. a» tho
scription will hav« term in mg the kn •
a so ns «»f the city have no wLU t«» contr* the affairs *»t the corporation further than the
the Ht'K-k may entitle them. bo a«tdrefese*t to ihe .Se**retarv.
JOHN C.W KN. *
WM GLENN. J HKNKY K V JOHN C- NKW. live Committee.
>10 did
interest in U Proposals 1
lPPES.
Kxecut
L. U. M ARTIN, Secretary.
Sealed Proposals. OBALED PRDPiJSALS will »h* received at i O residence of Dr J. M. MeLuiu until Sat
refeMence «»I Dr J. M. Me day. the 25th day of May, 1N>7. i
M , !«*r the grading afTd graveling•u two the In li triMpoiis and shelby ville u<*.i*!. **«i ing at ttie southern terminus of the Indi
and Lickt reek Gravel Hoi
nd spec Uie
lock mles
ur-
P
OIL POLISH. BRADDOCKS EXCELSIOR W ATER PROOF Harness Preservative,
AND
Talented Ortnher fill, 1'W.
lapoli', and on w n.< n w i:
i .u’lin t.ow re'i*le>. ai.d b\ w h*»ni the
will be Lhere for.
I’ersoiis making propo-aN may make th* m Id! cx.sb. or l«*r one third « ;i~h nti*l til*- ieni.ui.der in tw*»e«4iial annual pa\ments, wuli six per ccm.
intere-t.
l lie right to reject all bills if not satisfactory
i> icscrved.
By 'liie. tion t»f (he Governor an«l the B» ard ot ( ommissioners ol the ll«»u>e of Refuge. J. M. LOMM<jN>, Private secret.ir%.
may 13 dot
Sale of H asDiuKtou Street Troperiy. j fl'MlK undersigned, between the hui;;> * l t« i?
1. o’clock a. m . and four *>v|<"k r ii . on ^;ti1 urduy. tlie lat duy of Juiie. Is;;?.
J the premises, wid sell ut public ail* lt"M t ib* I highest ld<Mer, I*»rca-h, the *. ;t>t hall ■*: the :.•" ti. j half of l«>t number nine in >*{raie numl « i J sKxty-four ex* ej.t six ti inches on the e;;>l j side «d >aid l"t. Also, the we>t half of the noi Hi j half of >aid lot number in square number m\ ty foiir, d>l) situate in the city ol lndiunai>olK county of Marion, and Stale of Indiana, beiiu;
numbers b7 and 91. Kast Washington Street. p:>vided said premises are not sold pi ior to >ai*l ■ at private sale. . Persons «Usiiingto
can ffn«l me at 322 Bast Was bin Indianapolis, March 19. 1n>7
martU dtd WILLIAM JullN WALL \»
lanapolis, Mar idtd W1L
* pur
rex l
W tit* Oils*. laXili sale cheap for cash, or trade i' -r ib |y Marcs, at Jacob Landis’ Mable. No
tiia st
Penn
marl 1
street, li.«li;.u
i> ran • 13m
poiis, li ii r. JL>TH i
appl ied in the
an«l gives
Plans ami spec ideations may be seen at the resol Dr. J. M. McLain, after Wednesday, the
css than a half mile will not be cou-
i <U*nce
15th instaui Bi ts for li
sidered.
Th
e right to reject all bids is reserved.
Bv order of the Board.
JALUB SMOt h
ray 11 d4t ft w2w • 5>ccre
MILLINERY. BARGAINS
FANCY AND ULL1NERY GOODS,
ISTEW STOI^/E
No. 10 West Washington Street.
A roST Durable ifl Leather So
wurl*l.
Uur comjHJundfor books, oils, blacks, a high polish with little labor ami no moistening, rendering Utcmperfectly water proof W ARKANTKl) free from ALL myuiious ingredients. Once used never dispensed with. We offer retailers better war* in than any other Blacking House, and solicit a call. We pit our BOOT POLISH an*l HARNESS PRKSEKY ATI VK against all others on ihe globe. Sold by all ffrst cl*t»s Grocers, Druggists, Bowt, Shoe and Harness Dealers. ZEUBLIN, BROS., Manufacturers, Depot 37 Noutla lliiuoia Ntreety aprl3*13m Indiana(>olis.
1/ d ND
IT I..o* k. *.nc s-iibi 1 l *.• pi tc * to get full b. quality *)f artide : r • Yvcnt. dollars.
FOUND.
Ivilgore
ti'.k i ll.Us
dills' office
re imrth of the B -.te- 11 upper or m:«!e; ’’i u! iaIT.ceth, c n UuMa t 1‘laU -
:ii»rl5 *1 Jtw Jin
QUEENSWARE. F. WEST & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
■. KTTEftl aprl illy
IE1WEK A4 0.
HATS AND CARS. I O W O PEN! Kprinx Stylos* of HATS AND CAPS, FOR MEN - A.NIS EOYS, AT BAMBERQER’S, S*. is Bask w -- w ‘—— Ml reel, m arlM-fftml *tp
OFFICIAL NOTICES. TVOTIfE.
OrricK or Citt ArmroK. j. Imdiaxapolis, Mays, 1*67.1
J^OTICK
.'E is hereby given, that in pursuance uf i provisions uf iteetioa 58 uf the City cliorter, the Common Council, together with the City Clerk. Auditor and Assessor, will meet at the Council Chamber, iu said city, on Monday evening, May Sll. 1867. at halt-past seven o'clock, us a Board of equalisation, to hear and decide all
in rel;
comp City i *iesa
By order oi myll dtillmvST
laiDts, if there be any,
Assessment for the year l&tt, ami
justice in
uinon * out JOHN t
lay reqi
nuil.
itiou
I toequ
ire.
the
ilizo
waters.
City Auditor.
CII1.\A, GLASS AID QUItMAiB,
Also, general deale . in Coal Oil Lam pa. CMaadeUer*, Lamp Vixtar««, Leather Ouster*. Kock aa«t VeUow Ware, Noumc F'urmlwhlm|{ Giuods. Ktc., Lte., Lie.
O I’Et l A L attention is «lirectvd to our largo :in*l O Complete assortment of Refrigerators, loc
unpleto as; , Beer Coob ei\ ami >t> lo.
ors, eU.*., embracing every va-
FURNITURE. Housekeepers" Emporium 50 and oS Lust \t ushiugtou Street. T/U&MTfUE of all kinds. Bed-. Mattrc-M-C and Lounged on hand and made to order of tue befet material and workmanship. IU pm ring done on short notice, and called tor a» ordured. Look out for tlspotted mules. aj*r!7 d3m HEL WIG, ROBERTS & CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in FUR N JJ U R E . SALESROOM : Xo. 11? Last Wash in m (on Nlrcct, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, mar lb d3m l^tp Cabinet Makers’ luion. THB L.VKGEST STOCK. OF FURNITU RE, In tke City ol ln<luin:ii><>ii*>. East Wash in t; ton Street, Directly oiqio-Uc the Conn House marSU-dSiu
><*. 37 South Iterldiun Street. apr'.’a dim
JNO. WOODBRIDGE & CO Importers and Dealers in tt i:, Chinn and Gla**warc, Table Cutlery and Plated Ware No. 16 West Washington Street, ■>l>Lfta'«Al*OLt*i, ftiXIMAXA.
IRON WORK. B. E. U At (fliH ft t o..
MtKKKS oy
TSnow open f<>rthe recepti X for juveniles meet every Satnntay afternoon at two o’el; overy Tuesday and Saturd;
seven o’clock.
irnoon at two o'clock y or adults. Y and Saturday eveqg^- at ha if p>s t. f' myt8 dgttstp* BOARDING. ^
the operators get Into their new quarters the Instruments will be beyond ear reach of these
speculative listeners.
Beard r fed Lodging. ^ ‘ftKUSm C h ^Ldand^ well Ht^iautl SA Bast Market street. * w -
J goods. The improv
Tlie Only Machine making the lock stitch that a*'! embroider. They use a straight and a shorter m 11c than any other machines in the world. Driee roin $65 to $3UU. This company also manufae i re aud otter for ' sale the most reliable and dui ble machine for 1 Tailors, Shoemakers. Saddle s and Carriage ; Trimmers: also the Cniou Butt.. -Hole Macbir.o; also manufacturers and dealers in Machine Twist, ! Linen Thread. Sp«»! Cotton, Needles. OU. etc.,
i wholesale and retaU.
Principal ofllce—No. 456 Broadway. New York. Office State Agency—Mo- 1* North Delaware
TURNING.
Manufacturer of every description of
JOB TURNING. j AM prepared to do all kinds of plain and orX nainentnl Turning in the hot manner, and ou reasonable terms. I keep constantly on hand
irtmeut of Stair Uallcsters aud Newel make them to order. All kinds of
iiilders’ i
a good as so Posts, and
Turning in builders’ and o.
orders promptly attended to. m^.No. 43 So;
street, lietwuen Meridian and l*ei;ns) Ivania. one
nth of ITninn Dnpos .nhr:Ul ilxm
miosre sont
DISSOLUTION. Dissolution of Partnership. rjlUK 1 ite firm of Bristor A Ebert is this day, X Mav 11. dissolved by mutual consent. The business’ will be earned on, and all liabilities of the late firm will be assumed by W.A. Bristor. All outstanding accounts may be paidjo^itherotrihe John bbert.
outstam above part
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, XHON ikA.lt.I INTO Verandah*, Bank Vaults, VN U JAIL WOKK, Bridjaro Bolts* Etc. Also, builders of E. MAT’S PATENT JAIL.
^^^E^would call especial attention of County wanting work inohr line, who would do well t< coiUer with us. IV-Agents for A. B. Auer’s Patent Concen trated Compound for removing incrustation from Stqum Boners, and ageuts tor Hyatt's Patent Lead Bound Sidewalk and Vault Lights. Na. 74 'outn t*enu«y Ivuula street. apr4 dim
VAUX HALL.
riMlK Herald stei—typing mtohllshncnt U ■ nost con plete of any Tn the State, and]
BEOBEIVIIVC^ Of the fine and beautiful VAUX HALL,
Vnr. Pennsylvania and sanila ste.
season. A fine assortment oMwtees and Ler. Ladies will be waited on politely, and fine ho- , quets presented them. The beet of Ice Cream,
HOTELS.
SHERMAN HOUSS Opposite Union DepoZ?
VL*01aI^. INJ>.
W TI. U. »IA\% KiN fte - - Proprietor.
I 1 WING leaM* 1 tt» i’ o\c nami.’J ;m*i .
II tt.1, auJ (’oiiip.i’tcd our i.ji j’f"\» ;ii*’.■ i' ui’*'ii ,lic s.iH.f. ti *> m>w tii»*;oug!ily i c i ui aisli* J. • ; - •etw*!. I*aintt v ’l im*i in m»»>t c \< 'Hunt *• n<l:ni-t! t\ *• •shall at all t niif> ho haj*j*> to >vu <mr n ic u*l-
iii-l llu’ tr.*i\c hug \ ubhv, ami led >;ife in : that tlu* rtfOoimuoJutioti^ of the **:
l»e eqiiiil to any in the West. Bossroiv
123 Southi liiinoiu street.
T TAN ING purchased and iviitn d the house. I
11 am prepared to ac*’«»mmo*la
a salisiactory man to eighteen Boar
lodging. ui>14 *I5t*
STEVENS HOUSE. 21, 23, 25 aud 27 Broadway. A. \.
Opposite Ihnclinij Green.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. rrUIE Stevens ll«>use is well an*l wi<l**ly known 1. to the traveling public. The ! cation especially suitable to merchants and business men it i» in close proximity to the business paitof tho city—U ou the highway of Mmtheni and western travel—andailjacent to all ihe puncipal railroad
and steamboat depots.
The Stevens. House has liberal accommodation for over 300 guest®—it is well furnished, and possesses every modern improvement for the com fort an entertainment of its inmates. The rooms pacious and well ventilated-provided wi
ind water—the attendance is
respectful—a w itn every d<
rates.
*ma\T3 f!6m
nan'
If. :
ate cUfetomcfs in
will take fromsixu . m #4 75 per week w ith
GEORGE KRN/Kl
gas and water—the attendance is prompt an! respectful—and the table is generously pros i.Ud
of the season—at m*.*«lei.*.1*^
acyofthe season—at m*'d* GEORGE Iv. CHASE ft Propriw*
NOTIONS. Wholesale and Retail! CHARLES MAY B-lt X I O., 29 We*t IVnuJbingloii strcci. Have lately received ibe foliov. ing _ NEW STYLES CHILDREN’S 1AKKI AGES TJERAMBUL VTOlt.S Willow Wagons, Toy IT Gigs and Wagons. Wheelbarrows, FANC Y TRAVELING BASKETS, Kalian and Willow Children i hairs, Wire and Hiood BIRD CAGE**, a line selection of W'alking Canes of Rubber, Mai aga, Dorn and Whalebone, BASE BALLS and KASE BALL IMPLEMENTS, Cloth an.l Rubber Foot Balls, Croquet Games, Morocco Traveling Bags and Companions, Fi&liiiig' r -U»elile, 3EINS and NETS, new Cane snd Bamboo K1611 POLES, EnglUh and American Pocket Cutlery. Morocco and Calf Pocket and Bill Books. Ladies' Portemonais, Pearl aud Leather Card Cases, Stereoscopes and Views, Steel and German Silver Spectacles, Hamburg hollowgi
dks. Genuine Meerse-hau m aud Rubber Pipe, and >L1N STRINGS, French
Pipes, Parent Wood Smokers’ Articles, VIO and German Aocordeous.
A general assortmeut of Broom, Linen and | WregptngPwines, Landreth’s Garden and Flower Merchants and the pablio are invited to call