Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1867 — Page 3
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The Native* of Rnaslan America. M. f.t'TKK, in his highly interesting work,
' • yoiuriiingiSnn'iaycmeiitoljtiy Vmjage antour du Monde,' published at i2UJ HERALD COMPANY, r: * rl! '’ in has given U9 tUo mo8t rcccnt ’ 18 IS TllK H|.,KALI> HUII.DINO. ’ : well as the most reliable, account on the G 1Kn r, i Washington St., of Russian America. The following ac-
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THK IN PI ANATOLIS DAILY fTEHALD Is simt l»y all the early momlnir Kvpress Tralm
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count is freely translated and condensed from
his work :
The people Inhabiting the northwest coast of America, from the fortieth to the sixtieth degree of latitude, are, to all appearance, the offshoots or branches of a single stem. The language ot the inhabitants of the Colombian river is almost precisely similar to that of the natives of Kootka Sound. Each tribe has a distinct name; but in the Russian American Colonies, all are comprised under the generic
name of “Kaloches.”
The Kaloches of Sitka recognize as the founder of their race, a man who they call Klkb, who dwelt under the especial favor and protection of the crow, a bird whom they worship as the first cause of all things. Among the Kodtai'ks, who are evidently of the great Esquimaux race, it is held that the crow was
’ the
the creator of the universe. What created the crow, or what gave that interesting block
day from six to twelve hours tiefore they bin! such power, the Kodiacks and the Kaloi receiveittlirougli paperspublislicdclsewhere. cbes equally profess Ignorance, and they dis- '• paper can lo bad of news dealers and car- e of the ( , ues tion by the question by the 1 ‘ any of toe railroad towns on the road® j t . UB { 0mar y answer—t. e. that it
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tradition of a universal deluge, from which their ancestors were saved by some escaping In boats to the tops of the highest mountains. The Kaloches tielieve that the soul exists niter death, but without lieing tubj ct cither to re-
ward or punishment.
They have few religious observances, but it Is sad to find that sacrifices form one oftbem. The victims are always slaves, and
76 is•iVl’f 7T> the only slaves In Russian America are cap6014 S.5;lB iw j lives taken in war. The master has plenaiy
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2 2! IJ! > n o feature of all these savage tribes. In the
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OXYGENIZED AIR! As a remedy for all diseases arising from an Impure Condition of the Blood, HAN TO Eqi lL. It enters at once into the circulation hy inhalation. thereby destroying the cause of disease. It Is conceded to be the only rational manner of treating C OftSUMPTIOft, And all diseases of the air passages. The proof of a remedy is its success, and we confidently as-ert that it wilt enre seventy-five percent, of tlio e ca es where medicine has and will positively fail. Wc cordially invite all suffering from disease to cull at our office amt learn the nature of the remedy and the practical results of it in the amelioration of sufleting humanity. a Ojjice hours from nine lo-one and three to s:x. DR. R. T SF.WAftD, 7G Xorth Pennsylvania street. myl4 ilat.Tn .Tli.Sat
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longer time than these savages from birth is aimed at the sole
Hirtioftil to the
ese savageu .... .— , , „jd of fortifying their bodies to endure every j ^, lr • species of hardship. If they feel cold, they j tab are stripped naked and seated In the water. ' tin Sometimes the Kaloches are found in winter.
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InfInonco of One Vt'oniaii 'He < v ‘ it'en of Kned m I J- not the^most brillimr ot sovereigns, b it sin* < xeris % salutary mil l n -e in a nior il point of view, and Uii^ is 1i* , > n’iy tlie hi«diest an^ iiio^t ^mtent m a world like mir^. It would seem most ^n»b. • 11* I * • tbi? buf f■ r her person i! inlluenee and Ip r instinctive li iin d of strife, hundreds of 11»ous• n»<Is of human beings would have been i 'iiuhl; e n h others thr ials who are now at p " . I'a- , {feet ( f some of the letter^ she .i is \n ntten anfl courses of action sh** lias purs u ■ I his been most in irked. She and her liusbmd, the late Prince <'onsort. eau-'Cd such tiiei it ions in the di-p-iTclu-s s»*nt to this country it the be^innin^ < f tfie I reiit itfnr is »\»d I.upland find Ameri. a IVoTh beniLC in- ’• i- liu war, at a time when such men as M.. < .1 idstone and others would have i^Udly
tiey are of a phleg- ;
mperament, despise death, ami are ! the ver^e of desperation in battle,
the ordinary affair* of life they are indolent and earelean. Tliey marry without priest or ceremony, and the richer men have as many as four or live wives apiece. The chief art practiced atnon# them is the building of canoes.
In which they are milch skilled.
The Kalerhes of Sitka never eat human leyh, whereas their Asian cousins of Nootka Sound are reputed cannilmls to a man. They ire •rreat lovers of feasts; ami this means, imon^ them, (•atiR'4 a gluttonous ipi mtity of food and following it up with a dance. It is their custom to burn the bodies of their dead it :i irreat funeral held in tin* presence of the woepuuc n latives of the departed. Sir George S.inpson :ipp* irs to have found Vcvv Arclian- j
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ROOk A \ n JOR OFFICE
RAILROADS. Indiun4ipo 1 ij. un«t 4 'Iii<'iniiutiK-a.il- - road. Three Passenger Train® leave Indianapolis dally. OrriCEKS—H. C. Lord, President and Superintendent; J. Kr. Rich an Ison, Assistant Superintendent; K. It. Isini, Ueneral Ticket Agent; Thomas C. 3nooner, General Freight Agent, Cincinnati; W U. L. Noble, General Agent, Indianapolis. tolumliun and Indinnnpolla Central Railway. Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily. OrvtCKRS—B. K. Smith, President, Columbus, Ohio; J. M. Lunt, Superintendent; C. \V Smith. General Freight Agent; F. Chandler, General Ticket Agent, Indianapolis. ETmnwTlIle and CrawlordMv Ule
Railroad.
Three Trains leave Indianapolis daily. John In^le, Jr., President and Superintendent; J E. Martin, General Ticket Agent. A. E. Shrader, General Freignt Agent, Evansville. ■-.owiaTllle* Albon j and Chi-
cago Mail road.
Direct Route from Louisville to C'hirairo^officer*—D. D Williamson, Trustee; J. A
liamson. Assistant Trustee; 11.
on. Trustee; tee; U. F. M
as ten
fidtandm
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1 In climate, a ver
the time of
He yiy«i t •• Most of the time of Un instants i- devoted to b stivity; dThRmt and
7 I
Its
b I tb it n ition nit" lio-tilitit'^ aimed dir* i tly' it "!ir national life. I’lie memory of ^ur re- ■ < ption of her «<on in j) irf prodie ed thN. bu^ ‘•till more, a rebirlous love of peace, justice
and moderation.
r.ut her la^t clf irf witlytlie Kinirof PriH--ri. if lias been hope.I, would prove to be a tnuaiph of the pf'i'-on il eoii''( , ieiyfioU'>n os of • • lirHMan (> ic. n amon^ the ^rroit powers of l urope. i >t r«iiir>e it b is u.it vvoiktd alone. N'dhill:' of this sort e\IT d'. S. riiere lliVe been vuluines of dispateln*'. i: ! pnv ite let-
There has bei-n lv cn aiol sublle
ters.
here has l»e* n iv t n aiol
dlpb
icy. There, have been the hopes an j bars
f thousands all WoiLiiK' f i rfl'.i
'14 14 • M I I I I • ‘ t III » L . | | f .- | | • M I I I | ||IM. id probably eone further than Me11 liopini: that by boldness at roultl bark down, and both had
of thousands, all W"i U111-4 to^.-i’m r witli the '«m ral trood sense of nruikmd 1-t.. thr ter-
riMe nature of war. Uurif pe iee vb .uld !>
tov^ rvfd. it will 1m* mainly due t • tb«* just ti 1 I'T. iblc .appiMlof a virtuous ui t ju-t v\ ". im. rim fortress of I,ii\tTM4^>i'L% held in p 1 •• -ion by a strong power, such as rru-"-ia t - 'luito a difhTent riling as a ihenaec to i . m. e fr in tile same f.irtres»i held by an in- - 'i»liii* mt p"\\er, >U‘ li as Dmssl 1 was consid.
« i. d hv France but a few y« u s a^o, l lic Ivic rof Holland was no ot-j ef of jeal-
eii-y a> Duke of Luxemburg, but Hie KuiiC of rrussi.i, witli his present power, in p'is*e-.Mim of one of tlie stronuresl fortre^so'. of Ihirope, is •puto a liitVen nt m itter. N • wonder l i une •" 11 it 111 to ifrt it, an<l no wop«ter DriH-i 1 and -Jrdf ot Kuropedetennined tb it sheshould not,
Ifoth pai ties had t hey intended, ea br.st the ether would
thus .adv lured to menacing positions, from wbieJi eaeh found it itupossibie to withdraw without dishonor. To yndd to diplomiiey vvns impossible. 1 *,uf there is a new moral powi r nj tin- u lid "f p Mee, -poken by the tlrNt rnristian I *. ly of Kurope from the depth of a sorrowful heart, that has commanded the re- • ;»e. t ..f the nn-uarehs .and tin* att«*ntion of the W"iid. i .• lin e aiV -ets to disdain all territorial enlar t in ip: iloll ind yield to neutrality the entn- l>:.ei,y ,.f Kuv.unburiT, and, if now I’m*-. 1 "i:!* w i ? 1 I raws tro.ps whieh have lent . ’i : • ; • .s 1.1 the strong fortress, -o th p i* u > . • di ,i it ?! I, all wilt be well. The tr . 1. : . e'iur' of abhorrence if war h i i. o: 1.- .1 . •• th • s, a of strife,
and We . 1 ( *
> . i . ii t’mt m iy have re illy :iV' 1 "pe and the World th in "he liis it to be ii »;n*rcd. Her ex- • mpl • . . ’ ; ' «! •.»<• inueh to keep the I our; ... :*iuv from m my stains that have e 1 . n .st i very other, and her
' irood shmid l*MVe its ef1 <diaraet(T. As lon’4 as "he »'*tb!y be n«» violent rcvoluiltln u^li the poverty and classes is unutterable. In
tin* v and .amon'-C the jmiof them is tli t I pove rty, ami if aft* r her !■ it'ite . d ’••m’at the head of th" nation should l t h in red in the least, nothing is t lore p. • ible than some wild convuGion. Hut m in it* r day, everythin*: seems to say,
will come th 1 - ti'-uldc on her land.
Hut i* it only ipiccD* crowned and sitting on thrones tint c m exert this s >rt of inlluenee? There is no ^ o-I mother but in her family i vryd.’v s.utlcs disputes •kmom: h» r children, and lulps t‘» form the ebaract* rs of all around h r, >oftun the hearts of men in ten thousand way?*, who would not otherwise know how to act peaceably with each other. If wicked women make men 1'Kht, and become thus worse than fiends, th*? power of every ipi •! and eons denimus woman to compos.* all strife around her, in the circles in vv bicli she moves, is w ii »L more than any thine II "** ci >ii"t 11 ‘ flu* 1'isjs of eiviiiz ition. If all true v\ "lo \ n / and old, would reim in1m r and li iv** l u ii ni lb 1 s their power, ami “f-ek lo U'C it. b<*w mue.h misery would he - ived tl»c world! i!.cn if unsm-i-essful, .as, throu'h t;«e nl.stiuacy «»f tin Kin^ of Ih i^sia am! hi' »minous silenee, the (b.ieen of K«i^
1 md\s< llort may yet prove to he, the attem i-le norablc. And j*o often are such elf.
useful that we n dc with the more \vond**r Hie turn s in whn 1> tin y f iil. Hut such a spu it of iv d i**•«!m*"S ms this m ver faib*th by whoever
pi.i' ti"C.I. rUHti'lil/thiii Lc'lycr, \lh.
A io\eJ .Sundiiy School in llun^or,
tlninc.
I'l- l‘. n p'.*r H7//</puhlMios the fi.llovvini:: I. i"t Sumlay the spintu ih"ts of this city or-
^cl, m»tvv
)da«
ba’ls run *» perpetual round.” He where of ** tbe b *iuty md f.aslihin of Sitka.” and >a)s the latter ub ility I ir i^itshom* th** forim r, vvIneli. imtee.i. is highly iTeuiMe of oth*T am! m »ro t.»"iii.mablc resorts on tin* earth's mu foe. • Though statistics uive but a im* il" r ao. • ur.t current «>f th*! woaitn, < •.ftture, t»- pul.itioii and political import in '.- p d by iiies»* rcLfiops, there is yet no toreteilin^ ot vvh.it improvement they ma) 1m* 4' ipabb*.
A niiitnry Frl^on in France.
A Paris correspondent writes: ••One of the most interesting prisons in Kranec is the lierehe-Midi. j*pe**ially reserved for the use of
rits. Kx tern ally it di iters u**t ary plae**s of eontin«*m<*nt, ami
the prisomu s tliiniselves have the same dej ii ""i d air inevitable lo nu n who are endurim: a eours** of puiiishnient. The inmates < f the < herehe-Mldl are dlV ided Into two elas"**s, namely, those who have received their sentence, ami aw ait the next opportunity of Im 111 *4 trail"!' m d to the tli"« iplin iry corps of A trie 1, and thoso win* iw ul the de. i"ion of a court martial. The curious variety of uniform ainom: the .second class somewhat enlivens their outward aspect. M my amon^ them have been captured as .b sertors, am! .still wear the blou.se or workman's suit 111 which they endeavored to d|s*.Miise theni". Iv • ".
At si\ m the morning the vvhob* l»ody
Is one of the most complete and extensive in the west. Our facilities in TV PK. > i K A M Po\V KH FltKSSB.S. and materials p«‘rtauumr to a printing u*h that wo can execute all descrip- diauapolis,
oflioe,
tlons of print nur at as merit in the west, and
THK art, whieh cm not fail to inve entire satis-
faction
T«rre Haate aad IndinnapoliM
Kail road.
Four [.assonger trains Icavo tmlianapoli® ilnily. orpiCKBo—K. J. Peck. President; R. K. Ricker, SiipcrinU-n.lcnt; 3. T. Scott, General Agent, In-
, an* such that wo can execute of print inif at as low prices as .an
in the west
scrip
oners as any estaldi.slithe NE ATKMT STYLE OF
oV^flerMMTillc Railroa«l. Three Passenger Trains leave Iinliunapohs daily Officers—D. Rickets, President; Horace S.-ort, Superintendent; Jame® Ferrier. General Ticket Agent; Thomas Carte, General Freight Agent, Jeffersonville; Thomas Carse, General Agent, Indianapolis.
BRICK MACHINES. Brick and Machine. w*Jsr is countrr. It work® aUkind® of clay, and make® witfione pair of mnleat S,000goal Brick per hou-
pire Shingly ( that tries it.* janlTdly
UMBRELLAS, ETC.
>1. THOMTSOIV, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in GH BRELLAS, PARASOLS,
WALKING CANES, . 181 main Nt.. Bet. Fwarta and Fifth, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Repairing promptly attended to. marU .13m
DYE HOUSE.
11MTBB STATES DYE HOUSE, 62 South Illinois Street. /■'1LOTIIING of all kinds Dyeil. Scoure.1 and and Repaired. .Ujuntry orders soliuite.1 and auended to prnmptlr. Second hand Alothing bought and sold. Mrs. .1. Harris continues the business at the old stand, and teeis assured that all business entrusted to her will bo promptly and satifactnrily attended to. as she has No. 1; tailors to attend to that department. marl9-3in
• TOBACCO. THECHINGARORA ANI'I-N i:k YOCSI SMOKING TOBACCO!
rjlUE Cliiiiffarora Tobacco grows from JL tii« rich ati.ll of the “Orient,” anti is pus sesse*! of a peculiarly delicious flavor entiielj
unknow n to the tobacco of it» unprcc.e«leuU;«l popular!
fact oi the entu Mirotln. which
and which U the'one an*l sol treeing nervoua diseases, «ly
■ Lafayette aad ■■•IIaaap«ItM RailrtMMl. Three Passenger Trains leave ImiianatMilis daily. OFHIOEKH—William F Reynolds. President; J. M Kt*rj»er, Assi>U«nt Superiuteuileiit, Lafayette; W. 11. Paruiiee, General Agent, Indiana poll!*.
•us flavor entiiely other clime*. Biix
, popularity ba> sprung from the entire atnH*nje. of that tleadly jMiison,
in. which permeate* every other tobacco, hich is the one an*l sole <tause of the disssing nervous disease*, dyspepsia, etc., whieh lost invariably, »4M»ner or later, follow the innlgenre of the pipe and cigar At the recent zation of tobacco from all parts of the
in rail", the declared that
wan and American mhac. ocontaimM nt.. and the purest Havana too live |>er cent, of Xicotin, the
dtscoverahle x*p *»i which.
military eulpr
from the ordinary pla«
■lelI»roMfaia« Railroad. Three Tosseuger Trams leave IndianaisdU daily. orpiCKKO—3tillm;m Witt. President,( levelan.I, n hio; .1 I., i «»/,a.|. General Su|»erint4*n*b*nt; l.io i-n II ills. General Freight Agriit, T I* liarton, ueneral Passenger Agent, lndiana|»olis.
nai>/.ation of tob
world, at tbe Academy renowiMMlchtiini't. M L:i
u bile Kurojwa! fully eight per
bacco from two to flvu j>er
Lllf NG A KORA did not contain one particle of that deadly poison, a di
extracted, will destroy life.
our niceiit at B4mii>ay has "flipped us large • luantiti* " of the i hingaroia during the pa>t two ycai", and allhoiigh wc have l*f*«*n proved toniipply the demand lor this delicious luxiiry to the*, veteran smoker, y«*t we are now prepan*d to offer it in unliiniUsl •pmntities, at a price much lower than so mil* American tobacco of a far interior
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INSURANCE.
Enterpriss Insurance Co. OF CINCINNATI. CAPITAL, $1,MO,066; SEl’IfRITY, $2,000,000! Capital auil Asset*, April I. 1881, $1,200,000 -OO!
able, hound Institution®, wherever locale, serve our respect. The great agricultural. chauical and commercial interest® of tbi® Weater,® Knaptre require an institution like the KNTKKFKiSlt. with a capital four or five times a® large a® any other Western Company in order that our national pro portion, shall be maintained. W ith Officers, masters of their position—with Director®, practically awake to the requirements qf the Vines—and Stockholders composed of our wealthiest citizens—with fair dealing, honorable a justinents and prompt payment of losses, the KNTERl'lilSE can. with propriety, take her position in the trout yanks with the best American
Institutions.
I»1KECT4»K*.-
TIIOS. SHERLOCK. President. R. M Bishop, of R. M. Bishop tt Co. Theo. Cook, of Barker, H»rt A Cook Joseph C. Butler, President Latayeite Bank. L. R. Hull, of Addy Hull Jt Co. A. 3. Winslow, of Winslow A smith. John Shiilito, of John Shillilo A Co. Charles Rule, of C. Rule A Coleman. D. T. Woodrow, of Woodrow A Mears. Adolph Wood, of Adolph Wood A Co A. t>. Bullock, of A. D. Bullock A < 1 Allen Collier, of J. 3wasey A Co. L. A Harrvs, Mayor of Cinninnati Jas Glenn, of Win Glenn A Son. W. B. CASS ILLY, Vice President. stock.roi.dekn:
R. M. BlshojoA Co.,
S. N. Pike.
Adolpn Wood A Co., Briggs, Swift A Co, Uol»ert Moore, Addy A Hull, A. 3. Winslow, Walter Smith. Jamas W. Gaff, Stall A Meyer, T. K Biggs A Co.,
W. Shuoffer, S. W. Smith,
•I. L. Keck A Bro., K. Beiesfonl A Co ,
Weed '
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
i Collections in
JOHN W. BLAKE, . Attorney at Law, 'PRACTICES in the city and county Courts—in X the Supreme Court, and United States Dis-
trict and Circuit Court.
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to (X
all parts of the State, or other States.
To cases In ■*«**• up Icy under
Congress; to Criminal defence®, and Actions for Divorce, and all classes of Railroad business. Deeds, Mortgages and other legal paper® prepared. An Kngush and German Notary and In*
terpreter always in tbe office.
A divi-ion ot tees made with Attorneys send-
ing business.
te#" Office in College Hall Building, over Fletcher A Sharpe's Bank, N*. 45 Ernst WAShUigtAA Mr«ct, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
aprSU dAwlm
MORRISON A PALMER Attorneys at Law,
Pr&mlEfort, CUmtM C« xmchl9 dAwly
uity» iiy dia.^a*
JOHN W.OIKT. HILTON 8ATLJC1L
WILSON S. KJCNNON. NELSON BAYL1CR.
J. Swjisey 9l t bvllcw A'Co.,
Wilson, K-rgu-'ton Jt Co.
W. M. Patterson. K. G Leonard A Co.,
.1 Ua\V"Oii,
W W. Hauly 9t Co., Mi Koehan Kvans, G. Mohlrum A < o., Dubois & Ausur.
W®e*l Si Sibley, II. Ulm k A Co.,
Tabbitt, llaoknes^ Si Co...lames M. Clark A Co.,
11. B, Merrimam k Co., M. Hare A Co , A. G, Poarce, Hill A Halbert, C Ilinde St For “ “ '
TOILET. Ladles Desiring a Clear and
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it
( H NV&SKVSJiWkNS.'Vi
American
it", wtiteh an? invariably
ill v flavor* <i. t" U* (|i"gu>ted with tbe me'l ta.'Xo \\ bii li b aves a nauxroii'*. unhealthy coaling in ttu* m<»nth. ami in time scMom lads to "hatter
prisoners are paraded hi l' ire the a^ljut mt; tb
sergeant on duty appi of hou... hold work to
‘pip lee(
lit t
lives i tion i.i
pri. iti..'i
lortions a eertain am-01 !|t each division, su.-h as
so Hiring the passages, pouring a quart ot brandy into the barrel of w iter whieh supplies the prisoners with drink f- r the d iy, t ie. II ill an hour later they are summoned to the hail, where their daily work is apportioned. Ju most instanees this eonsi-ts ot making small watidi ehains, hy whieh they gain like tr «l\ sous in the course of twelve hours. At eleven the general inspeetion r tkt « plat . . ,during whit ll bread and gam lit - are distributed i . the company. I his being I h - only me li a: lok\ . 0t| to the prisoner-, those w no bak e g 1 appetites work banl to make their-i\. sous, in order to supply their wants at.the eatil. rn. At six they turn Into thiir rooms, (eh i whieh eontains eight or ten beds, m-i-ting ..|
a maUrt -s, bl mU -L and .piilt.
-.smoking being stn. ily forbnlden, t.b • .levlces resorted to to evade the law are en 'l. s. (Md soldiers who have contrived to smuggle . pipe, till it with siinll. and while one i- ..u th ioakout, litis t-ttnlaaoautl luxury is pi—c.l from one to the other, each being ailu.vcd a P w wbill's in turn. I t-w among the prisoners are criminals; lri!!l;ni{ thelts, for the mo-t part, eommlit- I iu ortlcr to pro. ore a rinnou or ll .wer for a fair nursemaid, an.l .Icsi rtmn, are the ehief causes of their delentiori. Writing of tle-ertion remintls m ■ of the -lory oi a mg fellow who was my comrade at college. In’hr heart never beat; only he had a
strong objection to study.
His father told him he was a hopeless idiot, upon which lieenhsted. l iterly uu-uited h>
inilitarv life he beeame di-g I'lt
diiy, a-
in which eify Ills ri giiuent Was quarteretl, he Ihre .v hi- gun ar..l knapisai-k over llie p irapet. 3ud'l< nty strut k l.y rein tr-e, he wall,.- I straight up to his batra-ks, and, with one hand in his pocket, went up to a sergeant ami a-ked him what.his -enlcn.-o would be. **l'.irpor.d"—tor he bad attaim T that rank—“you } Will be deghlUed.” As he Uttered tills Word | mv poor college frit nit Blew out his brains. I be hand concealed in the pocket grasped a
pistol.
Ki'oiti tbe Serantom, I’emisylvania, Begl-ler. Inlinmnn Trenfmenf of u l.itfle
rhild.
A rase of this character took place in this city, which, if the statement of the child is credited, is one of the most inhuman acts rye have ever .been called upon to record, and stamps flioke engaged in it as monsters voi I of
the common instincts of humanity.
An interesting little hoy, aged eight years, s n of .Mr. David Kaiille, went into the stn
ol George Blake A Co., deal
POSTERS
In 1*1 .*»• k 'in.I colon*'! 'Ini**- an-l - * /«*.:in l "ii i
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i n:< I LASS*
of .-very 'Ir'^rri wliit** or roiorc ••r. in In f. on m i- 1, in.! j'rn*c a.
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(■dinanpoliM, I*er-i» aad I.'hi«-n|co ■Cullrood. Three I’as-engBr Train- leave Imlianapolis .lally orridCK®—David Maey, Brest,lent and Superintendent; l» ( . Tlittuipstm, Assistant SKperini. n.lent, V T Mallolt, General Ticket Agent, tN Antlrew®, General i'lclglj C Agent I nd laa.i ;s,! l> EXPRESS COMPANIES. /tolniUH i:*pre«M t onspciM j. In<tiauai*olis Oilii-*?—No. 12 East W'ashinifb'in »t. i Alfn*i| Gaithrr, Su|»^rintcn*lont, Lincinnatl; •b'fm H. Ohr, A^cnt, lii<liaua|M>li$. .ffmerimn l*'xpre«* ('onapsiny. | Indinnapolin oili****—-No. .TI Fast WunIiin^ton at. K. W. Sloan, SiijM*rint«*n;l**nt, Imlianapolis,; J. II^ittxrflFlil, Agent, Intliaiiapolts. I Miteol Hiat+n $'®xpre^m i'ompnity. In«liana|M»li<« Offlcc-No. U F.:*j»t Wanbin^f.in st J. ButtcrflcM, Ag**nt, rniliana|M>lia. f%* I n ion l*®apr«*«« $'€»iiap*y ffH !ianatM»li-i oillco —il feaNt Wixclnngton street U. B M**rhcrson, Division Superintendent. InMi. HH **>li." . Jaine.t i.reen, A^ent. lutlianapoh" TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. \%>«1ern In Ion Tele^rapH C'ompnny fMli. r* in r.l.Ti'kfor'l’s Bloek. eomrr Merb’lan uti l "trevts; «aitrance on Meri-lian
'Tr
•liiulity.
i*oi»noi"«*i'r has but to smoke the m*l < iir ar", wnt* Ii are invariubl
mt‘*ltcti
lu* h leaves a iiaiiM.*ous unhe
m la
th»* n»*rv**ii" "teifi. rb«* n.iUi*> *i th«» '‘oRIKNT*’ * moke the I'lilMjja r«rn iroin niorn t ill nikIiI. fr«'in • , :Tfi I i'» .i;p', .lift iti •- happily mn*on'.|.»iiN «*l the w ill. j li'lr* ' in^ lire whi* !i ••.Mir'. ' through the v•• lIin i ol th ■ inha!**!'oi the luiiic*. ol t«*haci <> «‘ontaiunikC Ni Min J NVe i:i\ it.* ever . lovr»*ot fh**\v. **.| ti* try the I * Ii in kiar«*r.i, ami i'uttr tnler uiiprc . l,nl. 1 pic ,i' - ' uri* in It' iSe'.ic n*U" flavor I *" »h! i v cry \\ her at $1 p*
•rter,
M. W. Stone.
Hamilton, clay A Go., Williams, ISoaf A Co.,
A A. Jacob, J. C. Crane, Th«o. < ook.
John Shiilito A < «>, A. D. Bui oek A • *, Procter A Gamble. Joseph l Butler, Go\% **lI, Gauo A Co.. Thos. Sherlock,
i has Utile.
Boy'**, Miller.V ( A. 11. A mlrevv ",
George Ilafi-r,
II. *«r«>ti*iik<‘iuper, Poland Ken i > , H u^li Me li'iriii \ A
^lorri** Drum.
Hra&hcar* A M’f.augir
rii**iaa> Philii.M,
M W«rk.
Thomas Kirbv,
George II. Hill, J>\VT‘»N.o shaw, BarUuir ®Y 4 o., V. ti.t« r*. Pierce, Tolle A J.*hn II U iiilei^, Wa»son. Talhot A Pane, Georn*- >h.wv,
S. Levi A Bro , Phillip Hinkle.
W. F A J Thorne. F. StraiiMi A Bro .
J W. Donohue.
W in Gleun A Son",
M ik*N iireeii w«m» 1, Harvey Del amp.
l vv«*e«l A Amlioki ",
.1. VV. t atillehl,
au»l others.
®Ol7I» Hite.
utbnn A Co J 1‘. Stn ith, ll.tll .'v l.onhr. Verkhutf A l 1
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He«..,. U*inicy JL i.'o , I®. bt*tt Atwoo*!.
Drtitu. sh* r ey, VV oo*jlolk A < •).
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'V a»sou, Talhot A Pu^e, i.i-.ir^e N W Kinerson A 4 *x. .1 V Ft i Jxioff, Lloyil A McLain, Ilcury S
4ieor^e 4 . Ivm*r. K\ \ njsv j i.i.k. 1 htv i<l **ib"«»u a < •» . W .1 L*»u r* y A 4 o , VI.hii*i* V\ il'! e h A l! iM 1C h I ’tinker <»n wm 1*1 N L* JP & i*4 ><>t#V\ 1 n.
liollaiiaiHJit". i; ii Lwisi.,
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OKEY, SAYLOR & KENNON, Attorneys and Counselors
A. X LAW.
Office, .No. 79 WeatThird St., P. O. Drawer 118#, CINCINNATI.OHIO,
jan 19 (1A w-lm
ALT LX M. MOTUEftSHElD, Attorney at Law,
LN DIAN ATCJLIS, INI).
OffleA, No 5 Vinton’s UlocE, oupokite Postoflce.
jan3U<Lkw8m
L. W M'COttb. I. KUKOKXSUITU.
M’CORD & KLINGENSMITH,
Attorneys at Law, 'PRACTICE in the City and County Courts, in j X the Supreme Court, and in the Unite i stato
District and Circuit («)urLs.
Special attention given to 4 0LLKLTI0NS in ! this State an«l other States; to ca^ee oi‘ Divorce; and to Criminal Defences in all parts oi* the I
State.
BotT* A division oi* fees made xoith Attorneys 1
>eiid7ng bubincp.".
Office, *o. t Blnke*e IIIocIt. Iiitiian-
upollto, Indiuiia.
apr23 il.lai
JAMES IlCGlilLS. J. S. H A ILV KV
HUGHES & HARYEY,
Attorneys at Law,
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
Viril.l. practice la the Federal and Slate ? v Courts, and give prompt attention to tKe
Colin,•tion of claims throughout the Mate.
This delightful Toilet article has no equal for Preserving and Beautifying the Complexion and Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot, 74 t'utton Street, New York. je9 dly NLXV11 VI.I.'S lagic Bair Restorative. No Sulphur This is the best article for restoring UKKY M Ylit To It, original color in the market. MAGIC HAIR DYE! Complete in one bottle. No trouble. Black oi brown os desired. Manume ured and for sale at 47 Hanover street, between Eln. and C 'crt, Boston, and hy all Drug gists in the Unnited Mates. iel dl.veod
iMficf lot East Washington street. Washington City business I tb. firm of Hughes, Denver ffi
tran>uct«*d through I Peck, Washington
4 h:ii :*‘ P* . k ' ’V Dt-nv . r. I liti.*i" -lll'l’t I4..1
DRY GOODS. CHAMBERS, STEVENS & CO., Importers aad Jobbets of ZDIRTST C3-OOX5S, Nos. No and 3, Rave St., below 1‘eui 1, aprSb d im CINCINNATI, UI1IU. W. 11. Hoover. J. K. I’uniplirey. Murray Sbipley. HOOVER, PUMPHREY & CO., Wholesale l>ca'ers in ST.IPLB A\D F\.\Cy DRV GOODS A .N ■> .NO'I’IO NM, iVo. 94 I'earl Street, between Vine and Hare. cxisrc;xisrisrA.TX.
apiSO ddin
SPRING GOODS!
1M0K4VIVKY If A If 4; 11 ss |>
MEDICAL.
— —ogy m, and the Pro-
N«uv«.avu ui fiTevention of Offspring, including all the new dGcoveries never before given in the English language, by Wm. Young, M. l>. This really a valable and interesting work. It
really a valable and interesting work. It i written in plain language for the general reader, and is illustrated with upwards of one hundred ~Tgravings. All young married people, or tli—a* mtemplating marriage, and having the least im-
b* be
11 be A.«-
acouain
lockiid Ui.», tkiiu uov ins aouui ine nouse. n wm i sent to any one on the receipt of fiity cents. Ailress Dr. Wm. Young, No. 416, Spruce stree above Fourth, Philadelphia. jel5 dly
praises. Pric pamphlet. )*c
THE DRY UP acts quickly and surely. Usually a rdngle bottl« of it is suflicient to eflecl a l>erinaiient cure. We recoin mend to every one x\ ho ha." the Catarrh, either in its incipient stage". Or in its worst form, t«* try the Remedy at once, and you w ill far exceed us in its
np lor II. H.
you w ill
$1 per bottle. Send star sale by the propriet
pamphlet. I*or sale by the proprietor, 11. H. BURR1NGTON, Druggist, Providence, Rhode Island. Also, by SMITH .v DWYER, W holesale
3Q ts for Chicago, Illinois.
^ PERRY’S WORM TEA
A pleasant, safe an* 1 effectual Vegetable Rome ly for all kinds of Worms found in the human body; also, a reliable cure for Fits and VVorm Fever. Possessing in its combination wonderful cleansing and strengthening properties, it will always improve the health ot the patient, w hether affected by Worms or other causes. Price Ceuta. Sent by mail for £5 cents. J4j|l N A. PERRY, Che mist M. S. BURR A CD.. 24i Trcmont street, Uostou General Age its, and ie by ail Druggists.
jelS dco*Y&wTv
DR. WARREN’S BILSOUS BITTERS.
Being a Concentrated uid Extract of the mosi
^ v jpotent Blood Purdy in,* fg-r yKoots, Barks and oum
known to medical scieuc is, therefore, one oi w
most effectual Cleanser.' and Uenovatoxs el the Vital Fluid ever offered to the public; w ink, t" a cure for Liver Complaint, Jaundice, liiiioiL - ness. Headache, l>i/.zn;e>s. Indigestion, and ttio eomulaints caiuetl bv Vitiati d llumois.
Blood, or a Deranged and Disc
l in.*
vara
Impure BIochI, or a Deranged and Disease i C*»uditnm oi the Stomach, Liver and Bowels, hi;. WARREN'S BILIOUS BITTERS are IrIicvc 1 to 4»e r.ne jdale*! by any other medicine in the vi-rid.
1 oy any other medicine m t! rice :»0 Ceuta u.ud 01 •
JOHN A. PERRY*, Chcmi>t, PropriCcor,
Boston. Massacl-.i:-*, ’
MS. BURRA CO.. 24. fremont "tnei. i; '* .. 4 General Agents, and -ol;! by d' >r.., gi-i".
i iclHdcud&wly
f* it i. a r i: i N D every form of Dl'd-.Asfc-*>1 n, t X\. t**iuale organs of gesuTa: n-n . ur* :e w • ta; s. at the Western M*e. lr» > • m*»- e street. Cilteiuiiat i. ‘ Ao Charge I nlil Ciii*i‘<]. Dl"i“t'eH p. eidl.u to lv lli.lk . .. I lloit an*. N ti r%« . !. ■ ; .i _ iMcuieut. MKi’b \ !i * BVIH*", oil 1 ' "lir«- Kelli, d\ U.v III), l> • . a . « n idv. Male Sale’" s: f * n, , i .. . u.ab i ill" A t* v *•! 11 •; .. ,'**i ;,.. . i - "Cot b mail **r . x . i, ' u •■* . ■ . W...
iii 4,iik**. nrwKit in k, dST'EVsT GOOIDS
(stAinpl.i
apt ^ d*i.\ e.» 1
w 1\
r r.il \Kent lor Indiana. B*»\ »J, Indian.ip«di'
i r |M»und.
i:i>2% ITi n. 4*0014 Jk 4 4K. Suit* \ gents and Importers ol the C Ii i tig ;t to nt ‘Tobacco P r the ! nii* d M it, - hii i • an a l.i.", and dealers in all kinds of HAVANA AND AMERICAN CIGARS AND T0B*CC3. main PFror. I?>7 Duaur Mrei**, Alcw York. aprid .k mIJm.tu bn
ARE YOU INSURED?
Attorneys at Law, u avium, tun « 11 \ .
the
- - the >:ip:* State*" t he • ••ni t •»i i lai 4 Mhre *ir." ,. -t r. . f
4 i■ <11 f i 1 |j, 1 in-! I it*' I »*-j* i: f rt»» nL».
*u., * I »i dHin T tvKDRoSP
IF YOU ARE POOR
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. JOHN M PENDLETON. I'O.njlIHNIONi ’m CRf'll t NT.
F-*r to,* p.-.:P b i'C an 1 ".de-**!
Dampstie I'leerr aini CulltU U ^ol. No. to Broad way 9 New York. / 1 ASH a«lvanccs rnadc i ••ii'ignment"-o’i. iti-d \ 4 icncral **r , i d Ma:-ct Im p*»iI" fur
null*; l. *
1 at n juc"t
ri'ion Superinton*lent: •' 4 '.
W’hiinc.. .Manager. V. VV inber, i bi*l «»p« rator
•ge F Bn*w
Waltod,. Divt'i
iiger;
4fcorge 1* Br**\v u. A-'i't.mt
y,»in
A
try lib* lie became
is In* was cro-Nin r a bridge at Sir isbtir r,
t il, and olle
IllnnU I4ooUs.
V'e have a very comptefc as-aorfment of paper fo j Blank Books, which will be iHHind in sii«*h ’ m inner as will insure complete sati"»aetion. The attention of county oilln rs is respectfully called to th in branch of our husine-s.
SHIRTS. It A. IJ I® <> IT ’ S DAT C N T K D IMPROVED FREXCII YOKE SHIRTS WARRANTEO TO FIT. Nov emlx-r I, 1MO.
Kl.Y K'lI.M I '
F \ ail. 4 ■.i^luer Vat nmal Bank • *t « ■ ■iiiuieree, k ; Messrs .1 B.M.nu m, .7i>!in."t*in .t 4 u , ; 4ffor*lon. M* .Milfan ,t • » . 4 lcv» laii*l. 1* W*c"tI.il 1, i a-dner l*ir't National
, Minn. 'ota. Th,
irk. New
M* rs. F*>r«t. Di\*.n .t « • . "t I.*m;i
and t.» an\ t» ink r tlinm
lug New V--rk,
New York ; New York;
Ohio; W Bank. .M
u'inas Arth
l toll. loi
ms. Mi ""on
••on n t ry dcotlJkM
1 \ r 4>r mavdic and leave your fimilv poor II ; L ri« h. ),»u may lo*e > our l <rti»oi in an hour i \ *»u can not l*»c your Life Iii>uriine It pav" , v ou a gw**d intcre-t on > oux in \-1 im nt. an i the j lH*"t consider in ®r you run no i i?k
| INM Ul. IN TUI. Ol. 16 ICKI.IAKIsP B E R K S H I R:E LIFE INSURANCE CO., i*i i rs» i4:i.i>,
ont into tho ston* or® in »cwin^ ma-
\Ve«ln<*sil:iy i-vening, for tliu jiur-
flilni'i.
nnt ! I ,<,!, '* °F S' ttinj,
, r ta " hat tran-inreil altor that wo prefer to nnr-
Il:iy HI.
W D BrasUAM. Isaac MYXU, t U.BUllKllaM.JT! IV. D. BVRKHAW & CO., GH-IMERA.I. f0flflISSI8.\ KERCHIVTS, 44 ilnmker CoKmerce, Roar nuiUlnff, , Hit VGO, II I..
cut ion pa sol i»*iti!.|
Day fartn-nUr alienti-m patJ t<> llll.n.- Mil- ■ lort. onli-rs ...li. iiiM inr Umr. t.ram
i|*U - .viit -'ii :i|-l<[it'utloll.
I'asli Assets, - Claims Paid. -
- isSOO.OOO 00 - oo
ler's or*
and Produce
rate, as near aw we can, as it was told us by
who arc intelligent,
the child and his parents who arc intclligr pious and respectable people. He said he
KILL IILAf>«
t- ok two halls from a h ix, ami was ftpini; t -how them to an oh! playmate to know whieh ■ one wa. the kind lo ^ot. George lll-iko, or a rloik hy the name ot II decile, h iw him with tie halls, and Blake took them Ir.im him, elill'ed and 'liool, him very h ird, dr airbed him down :o the eell u- avh< re it win very dark.
varimi' -iz.o-; p.t|»er, an-l
-i, n nMl
ally printed on ni. elv ruled i very leave.t. living rate-.
■ I, ill I’eme r * Impel, an r>rii(iiial edilF shut Inin up in a Htone hole, and Blake told
lildreH's 1’ro- him that if h
d i iial mov-im lit ealleil a ‘'l hildreu'a 1’ron --jae l.v- eiim." The plan and or.jieN of thi- li'-vel '•unday selioel should arrest tbentI •elion of .-.Il who have at heart the morals and well luine of the eomniiinity. The first Ivei uni was in vu curated l>y A mlrevv Jaekson li.iais, in Itods vorlii’s Hill, Broidway, .Vy-w. York , on I lie th of ,1 mu ary, |si;.7. Sinec
very i ’.lake
I hat po huiidri
-I and eleven, with a memh r-hi
period the sehorls have nniltiplied to one
hip, ox-
el u-i ve of ellieers »nd |e iders.of I'J.lNIhelilldn n .M any of them from families of every phase of l, 11 -.’I-eu - fait ti. At first it seemed that the < iiddreh’s l.veeutn was interoled hy tile itu dl'ts a- a siih'titilte for the ordinary day -hool; hut now, as i ts spheTe <‘f Useful-j ii. -s has widened, and the pi ni i- hotter mi-* derstood, tllf leading Spirit uali'ts are takhur
'-ptr Sun-
iu* Spii
i mt .Mr. M. B. Dyott, eondiiet- r Ot Ho- 1‘I.Hadelplii i l.yia im, is now proposing t « le ol in the • re- lion of a hnildinu at a eo-t of sj.Iil_tII•<l ji; wlli-h til ■ 1’roore-sive l.yeeum em Ue exp n I d jli.ti a system of thorouu'b edile ition f.-r n-dh hody and mind. The spinlualists of Banr have awaked to the siil-j -et of intereslinir the younin theideasof jiroxress vvhoai they
pose,l ef twelve elasses Indie itaal hy ddl’er-
• oily eolored ends.
oily
all's. These eln
r meed so as to in.
iirruiiip d
died ••groups,"
upiiofit
s, railed •-.'roups," nro liri in- hide ehildren, and youth;
men and idirls of all Hare^ mid eapaeitirs. The primary yrroup railed ••foinitalii," takes in Utile ones from two to four year ; the live year-
lull’s o i into the see.md uroup railed ‘’stream,"
up" takrsin the six thr sr do to “liherty
Ihr next railed “river trreu y< ar olds, and so on up I
I'roiip," the twelfth and la»t, which Is adapt. -I to inrmhers liflrrn years old unit upwards. A leader is appointed to preside over and keep order in each p'roup, and the entire s- hool is under the inaiinirement of a “eond o lor," who is superintendent, and a lady a-'i-tant called “the guardian of I'roups.” Ivieh “roup lias IN color or had"e, siirnilieant i f the ile^ri e of progress attained. Thus the youngest ehildren in "fountain group,'’ weir a red silk badge, while the oldest, fifteen and upward —have a badge of pure white. The exorcises consist principally of singing the songs and hymns in the l.yeeum Manuel, or responsive r< cling hy all present, styled a ••silver chain recitation," followed hy what are termed "wing movements," to musie,then a general conference on the question whieh was selected from several proposed hy a vote of the children, and las’ly, a procession called the "banner march,” in which each carries a l! ig led hy the guardian of groups. When all are massed iu front cl* the conductor's stand and facing liim. all tal; • p irt in silver
ining a closing "in*.
. _ oi," ^ hieh is both a pi aver and a tlianksg’uin.. Toe .Spiritual*
' v:ig;i
praeH" d p' aple; hell-vmg Hi it a child has
I. idy as well as a soul lo e Inc ite—Ihat tllO „ U vii wiu vuai vuo sienuer uieani pliy-ie il as well as the .spiritual should ho ills- the fallen family would never permit such eiplined and governed hy the fixed laws of expenditure, his services were elTerod fre
cried he would put a stick in
his mouth, lie said he begged and a-ked them to h t him go home and his father would pay for the hall. It was very muddy and dark, and wafer was f dllngon me in the hole, and I cried. A hoy came down an-l struck mu in the face that hurt me. I was afraid, hulfdid not dare make a noise for fear they
would put the stick in my mouth.
In the night the rats run over me and made qu-er noises. I got a stick and struck them and made them squeal. I knelt down and pro\ed to God not to let the rats eat me up, and I gue-- ho -out a good angel to keep them awAy. This is the substance of the child's
statement.
.Mr. Btilie searched for the lo-t rhild until midnight. Mrs. Bailie, a very nervous woman, was nearly • raz -d on account of her Charlie's absence, and at tour o’clock the next morning was .searching for hint. About liveo’elo- k he crawled out of Ids prison through the coal hoif! in the sidewalk, and started for home, ills mother saw him eotning down the avenue and called him. He seemed bewildered and did not know her. She spoke to him again, when he rrrngniz-'d Iter, and, with a ery of agony, sunk to the ground—the efleet oi'exhaustion and fright. She. took her pale and trembling child, all covered wilh mud ami tilth, and carried him into the house, and after being washed, warmed, and tho proper reatoraUiqs4 administered, he became calm enough to tell his terrible sutferings alone In a stone vault during the long and dreary hours of that fearful night. We shall m ike no comment, (or if the child’s tale is true, they are not needed; if untrue, the legal prosecution about hi ing commenced against t.eorge Blake and his man Il-dogate, will bring the facts to light. From the Norfolk.lournnl. May 11. .Tlarrlage of Two of Jefferson Itnvis’
Servants.
Married, on Tuesday night. May 7, at Fortress Monroe, Carroll Hall, hy the Uev. O. 3. Marten, rector of Christ Church, Norfolk, Frederick McGinnis to Ellen Burns. The above deserves more than a passing notice. It is nnt often in these days that we witness such faithfulness and devotion on the part of servants. Both parties belonged to Mr. DavU.’ household, and have shared with him and his latnily their long protracted imprisonment. They were his servants in Richmond, and have remained true and tlevoted to him through good and evil report. When, after the evacuation of Richmond, the family were compelled to move southward, Ellen could not he persuaded to leave them, hut faithfully shared with them tbe toil and suf-
fering of those fearful days.
After Mr. Davis’ capture and his removal to the Fortress, Frederick ortered his services to go to him and help in ministering to his wants. When told that the slender means of
Railroad Printing.
OflSr.rr* of railromN will consult tho intor* Nof tin* Kinu! by rail mi? nt tli* IhriM nfliri*. uml
h’.ivina* thrir onlfrs t«»r wo
ma,t«*ri;il has hct'it
:*r«*nro to this
our i rc*lV
ork. A oort ion » <t*l«»<*.te*! wilh rl.i"" ol* work.
nature, which they iiold'tu h - the only ex- anil
pressed will of God. This ba-is th -Spiritual-| When at last arrange
i-ts .accept as the “rock of ages,’’ and unmi it means provided for him, and he found him-
self in the Fortress, a part of bis wages were carefully laiJ aside, and have been regularly i sent home to South Carolina to his old mis-
oifercd freely
nil gladly, without reward or remuneration, hen at last arrangements were made and
they propose to erect the superstrueturj of htl inanity and secure progressive happiness to
the immortal soul.
Napoleon meditated employing the notorious /“phyrs, consisting of rogues and ruffians, in the event of a war with Prussia.
tress. A like faithfulness and liberality must
bo recorded of Ellen.
BOOK PRINTING.
Onrltook Room is wellstocked with now type.and we keep on Iniml an extensive.."to«*k of Book Paper, which is purchased at the very lowest wholesale prices. Country publishers would do well to send iu their pamphlet work, us nur facilities will eniuhle us hi do it at such rates as will allow them a veasonahlo profit We "hall make this branch of our business a speciality, and persons leaving us -heir orders ran depend upon a neat,clean job
Sleam Prewsu***.
A Republican paper iu Wisconsin says that party has “gone maii on hum hug” and “adheres conshtenUy to nothing.”
“Fanny,” in a Charleston paper, advises the daddy loafe rs of that that city to “take off their kids and patent leather hoots and go to work, and not depend on papa for everything.”
We have connected with presses in full blast, which enable us to turn* an unlimited number of impressions per day, and which gives us great advantage bver other establishments.
Stereotyping-
Fm^wbUshers, promptly attended*to. Printing,'from i,"uj£" to a^ammoth^IteG should not fair to call at the Herald Job Rooms BflpTerm^-<i®Jfioti delivery. 1,10 mi4ed ' OOmPARV.
ti t.y.s FOR Nll.t: Uy all Friaiipal l>c;il*'r-, nu<l at Whole-ale only by Ballou Brothers, 10:5 Rro.tflway, Now York 4'ity. tvid t r’.in
CAR BUILDERS. W.\l. MKlUVlt. UKO sri»PI>4Un. u. ii Mom;. • L ite < Biiil-lrr, C. II. Sl 1>. A M. U \l. moke: a Builders-of every description of RAILROAD CARS, rj«^IKKID4;R 9 INDIAN.!. urFKr.K::cE8. . 11. K. Smith. President C. A I C. Railway, Columtius. 4) ; j. M. Ridenour, President < & I. J. It. R , 4 ollege 4;orner, Ind.;>l. M. Lunt, .*"11 perintee.lont 4a I c:. R. R., Indianapolis, imt ; !. William^, Ah."i."tant Superintendent 4 . II A D It. It., 4 ineinnati, 4 >,; J. Il, Weller, Assistant Superintendent D. 6c M. R. U.,Dayton,O.; 1). MeLaren, (iener.il Superintendent A. AG. W. Railway. Cineinati, 4>.;J. F. Lincoln, Assistant Superintendent 4; I. J R. R„ Hamilton. 4).w. Smith, 4ieni , ral Freight Agent C. A I.C. R. R., Imlianapoli". In i.; 11 C. Lonl, PresidentC. A I. R. R„ < incinnati.O. der.lHdlm
OLD LONDON DOCK.
TH 13 HEI.II IOIJ3 TONIC, Ks pec i ally designed for the use of the MEDICAL PROFESSION AND THE FAMILY, s now indorsed hy all the prominent Physicians. Chemists, and Connoisseurs, as possessing nil those intrinsic medicinal qualities (tonic asul diuretic.,) which belong to an OLD AAD PURE Oil*. We tmst that our established reputation founded u|K>n eighty-eight years of experience abundantly vindicates our claims to public confidence, and guarantees the excellence of this Standard Article. Put up in Cases, containing one dozen bottles each, and sold by all prominent Druggists, Grocers, elo. A. M. BIN INGE it & CO.. I Kstal.lishc.1 1778 ] Sole Importers, No. 15 Beaver street. New York.
OAII.Y, NF.NtU K fit CO.
143 South Meridian
In.lii
tree
£l’is
Indianapolis,
Wholesale Agents.
Opinions off tlte Press.
The Biningers.No. 16 Beaver street, have a very high reputation to sii'tain, os the oldest and best
house in New York.—I Home Journal. mse of A M. Bininger & Co., No. 15 Beast, has sustained for a period of eight;
nvied.—[New
>wly
ouse in New i The honse of .
ver street, has sustained for a period of eig years a reputation that may well he envied.—(S York Evening Post jelft deodAweowl
NOTICE.
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SC. G. ELDER.
A. DISIIER & U\ D. Ut RkUATI, ois^TiLijKirsii, Cambridge City, Ind. / \ltl)|.U3 reo-ired for Ilourhon, Rye and High V / Wine', both bond and free, at Cincinnati l* rl crs - marl’J -13m nwiEL ncsea®. w. ■.raoeas. jaoo* nusooa. D. DI \C \A A CO., OKTgKIt.-Vt, Commission Merchants, And DealcrH In FLOUR. GRAIN, PRODUCE. WHISKIES AND CIGARS, No. i*J Wevt Lou Is hm n M(.« (OppoHlte Union Depot,) kNDlANAHJLIS, INDIANA. ]I y ’ Cr»i.-ilKTiniontB MlioitM. Pontofllce Pox 1242. •pr24 .Uf
COPARTNERSHIP. ARCHITECTURE. ^I*111K unilrrsiflrnr»l have this Jay onterM into a A. t*fi>i»!irtner>liip /or the puri' *"** **f iruusaetihaT a cere nil Architectural l>usini*s*>. Iu the • •flice ibi nierly «»i*capi*’ I bv -1 L S.uyrlimyer, in Y mton Ul.H'k, conu-r *»i Market and I’eni^ylva-
uiti street", secoutl floor.
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V. KN4>.s.
FOUNDRY.
Charles Meliens. Jolin Selmeider. Wl'Ki’FK.Y’.S Sc Nff'ia.Nir.MkB'IK'M
I >i 1 U. YIV eo U. IM
Phtenix Rell anil lirass Fniindcrv, 2»i Union Railroad Track, half «a|uare ea-st of
Union Depot, Indian;!
naptdis,
square , Indian
AIlkimDot Faucets anil Stca and G:lh Fit-
ting" «’on>tantly on hand.
uiarijff d.hn
HARDWARE. E. A. HUTCHINSON r & CO., Jmijorlers ard Toi.brrs ol E 15 I > W^V 15 K. No, Oft Walnut street, ISctwoon 'fliird ntnl l*enrl MtH„
CINCINNATI, OHIO. octl d3m
TOBACCO. Lewis Maddux. Wm. B. Maddux. MADDUX BROTHERS, Dealers in Foreignjand Domestic LEAF TOBACCO, Aud Manufacturers of C I G* -A. R, S 9 171 FBO.YT STREET, NEW YOBK.. W. J. POUND3TONB,
All Policies T| ii lua I anti Aon-For IVi (able.
All Kiiuls of Policies Issued.
KVA A »V KFD^IOAD, Attorneys at Law, Keal KuUktc au«l 1'lalm Aneiitky Wl 1 Uf* attend to the pun !•.:»"«• .m l "ale of Real vV K'tate. Uol!c« ti u tjf i laitu . li autie>, I*eii»toiis, Renting i»i ilt)U"c", e«e. «»ili c Rooms No. y.i \\V"t Washington "treet, | Kooui No 1, l*DI \*APOi.lK, INiUlA^A.
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Al.vrlin M Ray. .lonalh in NS Gordon. Waiter March HAW, GO It DON & IttAUCU, ATTOKAEV^ AT LAW, INDIAN.YPOI.13, IN H., Will practice In Wic Fc«ieral anvi Courts. j Office. No. 12 Now Si Talbott’s IluiMin*. South of IN.vt 4 Hflce. n«.Y^ iiv DENTISTS. | c> _ E Xj X® S , DENTIST, OFFICE, OVER HARRISON'S BANK. fohlU ,11y WHOLESALE GROCERS. A. JONES & CO., iSuicessors to Jones. VInnedge A Jones.) j WHOLESALE GROCERS, -Not. 7 and S Bates House Building, IMHASATOLIS, IND. A. JO! B %L
STAR STORE,
>o. I'* West Washington 'treet.
Isr.len's Ucatl Dbiu’osar}(Established IKiU. Uhartorc*; IWU
Wl W W i ^ v RD> Prints, new styles and prices, O" Fvrv" Irom 10 Ui 18 cents.
li.iRR) yar>ls faney Dn
styles. an«l
4 mil y ar t«i JO eeul"
A MEDIC A I® PAMPI1 LET. j; 1 ubli>lieil, contam^; »i»> !a) ire '
lid numerou." en.<r;hVimc."Y*l tie | ot boih "c\t." in lu.iiih .i - JiseaMi; treating on i»rivate *li-t ;t."e". : l*.* , | gleet, >ypbili>, "tricture; *li"t*;L"e." Oi tile te'ti. li nl.'uhler ami kidney>; sell aluiM*, an l the '• < i. httlots of both sexes, ami it> tli’i-!or;tb!v t ffe* t" < a both !x>«ly ami mind; di>ea.'t\" «»i ieniak" ii. ■. girlhoo*! to old ago; mtcmle*! as a warning and •. guitle lor the young of both se\e", being a ti. *.; - ful advi>erto the inurricil ami tiu’>e emit, in, mg marriage; with the Author's new ine:tM>; • f treatment, the most suecessiiil means o. i-firva* shown by the re;K*ri of cases; mailed limb r '< u
for 25 ceuts. Read the above work ben
♦»im) yards faney Dress Goo«ls, all the best
h*s. an*l very low.
mu yards Bleach Muslins. Prices from
Id eeuts.
5.yoo yar*l" light an*i heavy Brown Muslins,
from 12 to 24 cents. 5.1*00 pair llos
cents.
ami Half Ho>e, from 15 to Iff
ve work before
ami thus avoid fiuac!
tents at a distance treated by mail, and ' to any pari of the counirv on re-
25 cents. Head t
uietlical aid elsewhere, i Patients at a distance ti icines sent U> any n;tr41 of a statement of the case.
TO LA DUES.—A pamphlet of 'pC- la! ! xnce to the marrieil. price 1-* en:;-; aU *. a 1. . book of private a.ivi*c t^ lidn', ei;i:« r it:.", or single, price 15 cents; citaer seat in sc.. : y.
velopcs on receipt of price.
Office Kciuoved from 7 4 ii recu street %
itiisrrorcA sn^vAvr®,
FAKillT Jk SIITIOI.AS, No 1*2 West Washington street,
aprl’J dim lndiaua|>ulis. Indiana. h^ c ;k :;Y ^ nm
i il' # Id THE •
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febSdly
nt l*nynble 10, 1.Y, 20 and 25 Year* from l»uto of your Poll
I*.ndo\% me
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If you are alive, to yourself m 4’:i'h . if you die before, to the person named.
Insure To-day for $20,000!
And ton years from to-day you get the cash your-‘'-einiiiins in.iv be paid annual! v :
tak
I*n
ally, or *i'inrterly. i'art note t _ quired. I»ividt*nds every year alter two years.
JQ^T* Dividend September 1, 1
lay be paid crly. Part
. semi annuen when re-
sur
F
Div . . . Life Rata, adding from GU to
e Polii
NUi. 41 pe 120 per c
ivies.
or owe payment
ve, w»
r cent, cut. to
, , tho l.ifo plan, at the age of
thirty-live, wo iiiMirc ypu t*»r two years and three da> s. In any other company you insure lor one
> ear.
P. W . R%RTU0I.0.MEW, iirn'l IkciiI. No. UVjrl H’ltshinjfon Street. .ImH.leowly IN DI.% Y t I’UI.IN, INI* UNION INSUEANCE COMPANY, OF INOl AN APOLIN. OFFICE—Northwest corner Washington anil Meridian streets. CasU 4‘apital and Sarplas, $21800 06 JAMES M. HAY, President. K. U. MAHTINDALE, V ue Pres’t. I). W. Gat*BBS. Secretary. niaiTKJ dJm
FOR SALE OR TRADE. A Kplcndid Chance for Investment.
T HAVE SCO acres of I.aod, fourteen miles _L southeast of this city, on Indianapolis and Cincinnati Hailroad, within one mile of the station, for sale or trade for property in this city or in Cincinnati, or will sell on liberal terms and low prices. It is well watered, and is susceptible of division so as to make three, four or five farms; has two good farm houses and two barns ; about 400 acres® well set in meadow, three orchards, a crist and saw mill with circular saw, which will be sold separate or with the land. WM. LOVE, aprlS dfit Real Estatu Broker. I t he Cincinnati Enquirer anil Commercial will copy one week and-send bill to this oUice.l
PROFESSIONAL.
Samuel E. Perkin
.it-n’-y ii. Saylor.
jaS8 d3m
Trnveiicg Agent.
ins.
Lew-is •Ionia’'.
PEKKINN, SAY LEU Jc JORDAN, YTTILL practice in the tin.ted Srates Courts, VV andtue Civil and Criini al Courts of In i-
ankruptcy. Colg. North Penn-
adrll dSm*
LIGHTNING ROD. Munson Lightning Rod.
IT* *PIKAL
v V,
At the* upvrior
in circuuiicr-
f|MHS form gives tho greatest strength suiA'lest |H>ssiblu codk, and makes it su to a solid coieper rod three inches in eirci
unco.
Dr Boyntoa. asoieutifle professj»r, says its spiral flanges stiffen the rod. and the rough edges dissipate the electricity, and therein is much better than a smooth surface. Ami Professor liuek* man, of Philadelphia, sa>s the open flanges running spirally the whole length of the ro*iena‘ les the ll uni to tree!y traverse both surfaces, aud at the same time pursue the >pnai course to lt>
movement.
Mi*Sso>rH Ligrtkino Rod. -This r*»*l has received the highest marksot eommendut ion \\ Irich M-ienre can give. It has been emlor-ol by Mo>c> 4i. Farmer. Klectrical Engineer. Boston; Dr. Buckman, Professor of Chemistry in Pennsylvania Mediical University; and,indeed,by over live hundred Professors in Colleges, and other M*ientifle men, as the best rod ever invented, and possessing all the elements necessary to protect
buildings from lightning.
• It has received the flr*t premiums at the Slate Fair® of Now York, Pennsylvnuia, Iowa, Hliut»s. Indiana. Ohio and Connecticut, and at. the National Fair, Maryland Instltuto. American institute of New York city, Franklin Institute of Philadelphia. Mechanics* Institute. Cincinnati.
Fail
AS
jSpCnlf
*hiladelphia. Mechanics* Institute, and at very many County aud l»i"t
all sections of the country. It has be* n "iic.-t "" ful m ever? contest, over three hundre*! in*v\" papers ami other journals ha\«* <p*»kei» *d it in terms of the highest praise, and it has been hi* crally introni/i l by tho most intelligent people
w he fever intriMluectl. DAVID Ml N'SON.
Ofliee No. 62 Kast Washington "treet, k>ver Munson A Johnston’s Stove Store. mai 27 dhm
SHOW CASES.
SCHMITT SB BHO,, SHOW CASE WAREROOMS, If*. GO K&in St., Cincinnati, Ubio, K^All kinds of Show Cases kept on hand and mad® to order. morh dfim
CHEAP LAND.
ssrxT'sr ckjntts psr jyoce i .>041,000 Acre* Sold im Five Wecka!
G9B will Buy IGO Acnea.
\ GBICULTUKAL COLLEGE SCRIP is now
XX oil®red at the above price. Ar
and not yet taken may be entered on these
L offered at the above price. Any l meat land not yet taken may be entered i
Warrants.
Scrip for sale at Branch Bank of State of 1 ana. Call on or address o. It. BKOUSK,
2>i West Wash ingUm street,
JanUwSm Indianapolis.
ludi-
FISH.
1>. J. T’ 1MO.Hfi*MO.Y Ac CO.,
1U7 South Illinois street, Indianapolis. Shipments in any amount made to all parts the country. Orders solicited and promptly
of
promptly at-
iiioififidfim
PHYSICIANS^
J. m. YOC AMT, ». !>., Kclectic I*b.ysdic*ian
loua.
Will give special attention to lecting and Probate business. Office, room No. 4 -Etna Buildi
sylvan ia street.
f XIBCU LAK3 of every descript m neatly exVx ecutedda eommon white or . oiored paper, letter paper, note paper, or, in Ike-, on any kind
any
rices ocoordd orncK.
SU KG EON AND ACCOUCHE It. . Office No 130 (residence No. 128) North Pennsylvania street, one and a half squares North of
na.
M., one to fehasdly
Office hours from *
three and seven to nine r. a iL
PLASTERER.
J. H. O’BKIEN,
CornerSixtM l aprM dfin
!Mlaalaaippi.
(THE_ iMEVM. Has xo i'osnutios with -o»r othcr kstabi.i®!! »g.\rof tUc suiuc u;tmu. in or out of Iiiiluiiiapolis W. & H. GLEJlN, Proprietoivt"' Has nOCONSkCTlOM WITH ANTOTHKK EST ABLISU hkmt of the same name, in or out of Indiauapolis W. A. H. UCENN, Proprietor*. lofidtf rv y lib 5s BEE Eli VE 13 THE I-. c n. il i n sj II o « is e »Jf THE STATE EOK Rich Silks, Dress Goods, Clonks, Shnsv 14. Iffomealit-". Tiimmin^s, Laces, Notious.Etc. nr 4 utAUK ro oki>i:k.
No. 2 H ost tor. Meridian St. je!8 ilctvtlly
To 176 JclTt r"i)n street, between Filth an !4.> i.h near the Willard Hotel. Con"*,iUatious }*Mvat and all busmen strutlv vontiJpmiuvI a 1 ‘.. y" THK GALKN’S UKVD Dlst FNS \ It. . MUl d&wlv Loui vide keuiuok . OR. WM. THQ^SON’S ’'Wee nnffOo'iM’.'tMt * : }’ar*...r> i.«* i * . j \1 / il Kkt. ise u ;ii r-'iiit.e \ f V U* treat andi iirc rnv.ito | Di>e.:>e>. *n »J! their "i-t’dis. s t a ;T »■', ;oaiileali«m> and , I i»r W’n. i t:Y*m."i*n w! I give i-o • •• f’.f.lent k \vrilten in"h'.i."i‘. liiiniing hini'ilt u j e- •- ! .. r..-;i. .tl and |»eiiiiaueiui . cure, • r make in* eliargc*. | Dr. Wm. Thomson has m tne treatment of I’rivate Dise;t>c-" a "j c* udfy since the year 1651—three year" in the city • } Buffalo, New York, eight years in Chicago* lllinoi.', and two years in Deoria, Illinois. During eight years practice in Chicago, Illinois, he cure*! over ihirtcen thousand c;iscs. Dr. Wm. Thomson, in his practice for Sen*. Til a. Rheumatic an*i general diseases of the blood, uses a Fumigating Vayor Bath of the ino>t ingenious kind, m (conjunction with internal treat-
ment.
SJSMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence id self-abuse. This solitary vice..or depraved "e\ual indulgence, is practiced by the yoiitli of t.v th sexes to an almo^t unlimited exieiit, protiu.-iug with unerring certainty the follow ing trains?, morbid symptoms uuR^s combated by "cie:;: u.«* jnedical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, ihu k spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing m the ears, and noises like the ru>tling of lca\c" and rattling of eh;u*iois, uneasiness about the loin-, weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunte*! intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in approaching strangers, a dislike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun socicly. lo" . mory, hectic flushes, pimples and * v.u soi.ptions al)out the face, furred tongue, nigi.i jats, fetid breath, coughs, consuiuption, uuuio-
mania, and frequently insanity.
The afflicted, on the first aiq caram e .d . ny . i the above symptoms, should immediately app.y
to Dr. Wm. Thomson for relief.
Office and Consultation Parlors, No. v'd South Delaware street, Indianapolis, India:'a. P.O.Box 1650 ic*o4di»
mem
eru swe;
CARRIAGE MAKERS. B_ C. SH.A.W, Manufacturer of all kinds of Fashionable Carriages AND BUGGIES, TADS from first class material, and of very A superior workmanship. A large and complete assortment on sale at IVo. ‘-ffu Kat.1 Georgia m>2 dim
THE COACH SHOT of Miller, Mitchell & Stoush, Car.wl KeHtucay Av. and Georgia SI,
T3 the best place to get your Carriage®, Buggies X aud Spring Wagons put in good repair, on short notice, aud at low ttgu -es. All kindsof new work made to order in the latest style.-. Thankful for past favors, we still extei invitation to one and all to give us a call. N. B,—A good, top spring wagon for sale
aw
of new nd the echeap
m) 2 d3
BRK.MKRMAN A RRMER, CtUliGI MWICTURBRS Mo. 123 Eaat WaaMiogton streot, (Successors to George Lowe,) TT AVK always on hand, of the latest style, il Barouches, standing and fall tops, Jenny Linds, Opera ana Top Baggies, Sporting Wagon®; 1 Bepairing done with neatness and dispatch, felgfl 03m B. « &.
JEWELRY, ETC.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
WATCH HKrAlUlMi. ICC.
>1. 1>. S r r^V( ' i : \ ® No. U North Mt*rii!i.m >t.. l:. . J* WOULD ropiviiulh tuin.ui*. *• i** n X. tumors ami tlu* puM»»- ::cu* i:il!> .* I i rvsumol my bii"im*"> nt ihr • m - : you arc all invite*l t.* call ami * \a:*i»u.- ; i '« " of l liH’ks, Wab h»*" ami •Icwt K * 1 t*h . .»M 1 iuhi jtml Sit\cr. Mr. J K V :
partner, will bo with nn iv.ii . i-
lii< fricmU. Iv-pv in’ atvm< u : i 1 ' pairing of railio.id iimu kt »pi*i" » GEORGS DAVIb.
Watchmaker and Jeweler
A ND dealer in W iitcho". 4 bvk" and ’ xV. Spivial attentitm pail to ivpi>n : Nt». J* West W a>liingt*»»\ "tiv* t loi.i
of Dal pol !S.
[ Wes
\ilnu*r lloiiM*, brem h " «>. l "-ti*
SAW WORKS. ■ udiaua|>oli" Mata IVerf. 1 x . x' jy yx u v ,
TVTASl'FACTl'UEi: ol « iir.i-.i.-i . < Xy_4. Steel, 1'atent 4«niund, 4 n\ i.l.a, Mill, Mti C roKS ( tit and " ebb ^aw > Mamifa* tory and WarehoiiM*. South I'enn') lv.taia street, oppi "itr •"inki Co *s Mat liine Shop, one s {Hit, lmliaiia{K>lis, Indian
E. C. ATKINS.
J. H. KAPI’tS. 11. KM I KNDi :*.
E. C. ATK JAS «V t’(L,
v'
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SJ J 1 Manufacturers of extra Cast Steel patent ground Circular, .>1111, Mule;, Cross Cut Y N L) VV Is: K SjYVVrS. Manufactory and Warehouse: No. 210 S. Illinois St., south of Union Depot. IN DIANA VO I. IS, IN DI.V.N A.
to re toothing and
Also, repairs
aws. Also, repair ir’srUk. jaul7d3u
SOWett Waehi aprUdla