Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1867 — Page 3

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IN Di ANATOLIS, INI).

* Kit n ft «>p tins n.«i (A. n an<1 alter November 1, the |*rb e(*l the Daily i

»’o» al<l will Ihj as Ullows:

1 > carrriers, agents and news dealers per ?<>py 3e o n*rfular suhscrilHjrs, when delivered by r u rier or agent, pet 55c ^ailvpayable in advance) jkw year $10 00 •• *• six months 5 00 '• " •• one month 1 00 td deliverable to city Niibscriiiers at 25 cents week. If paid strictly in advance, $12 per

l^m^nffF^t9ry-£xtraordlmry crime , • by a Cbild. A private letter, written br ti resident of Fort Pitt, a small settlement in tb-^Viillry of the Saskatchewan, Prince Itopertr* Inland, contains the followin'? account td a mest terrible occurrence which took place .there on the

loth of March:

A dreadful affair htppcnel here the other day; such a singular ami out-of-tbe-way crime, if it can so he called, Ih tt it is almost without the bounds of credibility. You know what a quiet little village ours br^n

in the forest primeval, and >u

Ciirlous Medley.

By the 1 ke where dmiped the willow,

Ko\\\ brothers, row; I want to Ih* an angel. And jump d im ( mw.

An old crow s iton a hick- ry limb,

• knew hint bur !«> pra*-

I.et

F..

1 ki>s him bw hi*

tier,

■r k;i?

wb»t a quiet little village our-*

wants th:#t attend man in his prime

we rely mainly on our trap* and nuns

: w

And

per week. If paid stri iiinnm will l>o charged.

MTAIl letters, whether for puhlleation ■usinoss, must l>c addressed to '"The Herald t any, Indianapolis, Indiana.”

THK INDIANAPOLIS is sent liy all the early moi m.I delivered to suhseritM

the same time it piildiration. Tliis

means of ^ainniM a livelihood

py, even in our isolation from the Imsy haun

of i

» is; here, hedged tlqeet only to the s primeval state.

jr he smullsof Soliweit/ei Tin* minstrel to the war has gr With the lianjoon his knee.

If • a woke t • hear the -fill ry'* -hr

There’s li:-Ciit m llu* window im

he Would ;i wt oin

ciul

i« k. Ihce

/ he Won id a wt «»ing g Hi* hair wa* cm led t » kilt

old

the

tliel

fabled dwellers in the

r men, as

rtopian Are:i<li:i. I’he name of the last newcomer is Martin nuthi*rc.

DAILY HRRALD »mlng Kxprcss Trains,

to subscribers in adjacent towns

5 time it is distrlbut

it tov

I in he city

t a dia-

lled i i*ade

from the Capital of Indiana to get the mu

• I the day from six to twelve hours before, they • m receive it through paper* published elsewhere, i m* paper can be had of news dealers and car-

i r* at any of the railroad towns

>•' ti ring at Indlnnapoiis. KfifrM «»t 4i4t v^rli^incc.

1.75 !)•»

a vii s

sob! 4an

4.l»l S.

i .VP a 75 4.oo S an | 1 75 3.35 4 75 5 3). a oo 3.75 s.vi 7,an a on n 7* a ki»'i i or

00 0 25 13

U W» 21

7.25

8.5011.25 11.0014 51

50 17 71

5 25 5 50 7 75 9.00 1400 lH (10 •CJ OO :i4.oo

He is a hnlntirn

Jrom Lower t anada. IL came here l ist fall, "accompanied by his wife and live children, h is in this family that the dreadful trugedv which 1 am about to relate took place. On Saturday, —- instant, Dulbicre killed three pigs, slaughtering them in the Usual manner that is, after stabbing the animals and allowing them to [bleed to death while walking around, he disemboweled them, and plunged

I »r(» an i car ' carcasses into a vat of boiling water, and on the' roiwU !'V‘ n f ^P'" 1 l-riMl. s -lean Irnm Ihr »kin

Phi' thrpi 1 pl<{» were Ihim linMteil |py l!n^ niiipl In^H Ip' an ovorhantrlnif The luitp hi rini; operations of Martin wi re witne»!*eil Ipy tpl-* two younifer ehihlren, IpnyM, Of the re-pp p-tive ages of spIx and eight yeari. The eli|p »t. tiii-p-tave. it wa* oh-ervp pl at tlpp-time, 'p'P'nu-il .h’ijgiihaW npit ppni v hy Mie stupid :n-tioe** p>t t ipp 1

rr;: r“| ~“i "pigsalTer receiving (lippr d -i i « •.nto!*. Imf , -.j . .‘‘‘ al.o e\p*itp d anp| inteie-l' ! i. Mi altt r pre5 35 7 361 H3nj IP 35 ' eases of the Imrehe-In''. p-lapping his little 7 75 It'tKlilOaS'ti 50 l)»n<ls unpl mutt. I HP . l.. I iie ;.rtfi«l'.s ppf tlpese

won't go limin' t ill i

l‘cgg\ h. ll»\

be cri«**t;

ming.

Ilf ll*!‘d t And the

( n't in the stilly nigl

Make way for libi rty!

go houic titl mor

W ith

I am • Ml-ll

K iu»\v I

» bru-ii awa> the blue-iaib d ily The boy stood on the burning deck. \\ nii Ins baggage checked o»- Tro

i dying, Kgypt, dying, 'Unnati, don't you «*ry ; w how -iibtiiuea ttiing '

his baggage

Ooe oi the few iunuort.il naiiii *, Hi* name \va.* Cat- .Malloy.

icckeal ua

Mary ha \ a lit tie lam'*.

I lo could a t ale uiiibl i I * liiul no te«*t b to A * In.* spt dacle*

ir i ii nr. little hr

't:

to eat a h«>e «•:

W i re g« 1 I.

OXYGENIZED AMI As a remeply for all ilisea.se* arising from an Impure Condition of the Blood, HAS XO E«|l XI.. It enters at once into the circulation by inhala- | tiou, thereby destroying the cause of disease. It is conceded to be the only rational manner of | treating C OK JSU.ItPTIOXt , And all diseases of the air passages. The proof of a remed, is its success, and we contl lently assert that it will cure seventy-live [percent, ppf tho e ca cs ulure medicine has and will posi- ' tively fail. We cordially invite all suffering I'min iliscase to csll at our office and learn the na- . ture ppf the remeply auil the practical results of it | Ipp tlie amelioration of suffering humanity. < >$'■? It:'urn from nine to one and three to s x. DK. R.T. SEWARD. 7ft North Tenusylvauia street, m \ 14 p|3t.Tp».Tb.Snt

s, . - • »ve. il » | £ | »> o» liirlpti -J-1 TH Tn'TM TitfsolTei

1.1\ on, lay on. M M.iip wants iopt And | in 11> Ik* • iii

'(* In b • Mav

» 14 5*• 31 imi 27 5o ' J»MI0|29 00 J»0(»

iincmcnfs inRcrteil i% mtln will heohargod |i

9 25

10.75 Ifi 75 21 50

U> 50

55 00

9.oo,io.25 : 11.5o uamH uiui inun* no . i - tin* ;<

10.75 12.25i 1.7.75 i people, childlike ob-ervnllon* of .i*»v. TT»e

12.54»Jl4.25f 15.00 | butfber

than *i v lini

line*.

months scale.

d notices, six line* and under, $1 00;

nd less than ten. $1 50;<»ve:

12.54>|14.25)15 00 I butchering, as I h ive before observed, took oiiHiloo l >,H *'e on Sifiinlay. In Iho morning ppf ih • SQ-Jiai --.doi-i .ne\f .1ft) iffe \ arioils mp'inlpers ppf the plilhrpsi'Mfp<nlfn») f *' nt hoipseholds :^.-p'mlp|i'd in the little' h ipp'l U11I74{«piK3oo ] at the east corner of the fort, ami lieanl mass

p-eh'hratetl by our goopl K.ithp-r Uuipreaii. He

all to att<

l»!"t

ie*. t

15 cents per 1 ino «

ient and (v

ft&rrrnt l-unHr nixto v «• rlex.

'rij by.

! i!: ! ■ •mpbdc. Then* arc almost -ip ripbicd problem^ remaining to be

; invited us (ill to attend in llie evening, when I he lnten4led to leeture upon some subject suitabb* fo tliis season of tin* church vear. In compliance with ids invitation the chapd in the evening was tilled with the u*u il number : of wor*tiipcrs, with tin* exception of *nm<* <d‘ the youn/per nienit»i r* of the community who I bad been left at home. Anu ng these were the two hovs of .Mvtin Hutbicre. I accompanied Hiitliiere and bis wife toward their liotine, which was tmt a short <!i*t nice from tlie cliapel. Win n within a few yards of his door*tcp\\r were *t »Ttled by observirg the ♦title tiu-tavc running toward u*. holding up hi* hands, all red and bl.mdv; bis eyes glistening with a wild, but childlike soft of glee, and crying out in broken French to tin* i licet that lie bad ‘•killed little piggy; come and ‘* op ” ITm* mother, startled at Hie appearance

ip'llee, is now iitiite rnnn,|. I " f ,l,< ' "iterrp.gale,i him <|ni.-l>ly as to Ih.'

rherp. p.r.- ! •'"‘-e of the 1,1pp.,,!. but ho

is city ■ h r enli: per repo mtieent ;

inn ten. $1 ! h insert ion.

transient and occasional Advertisements 1 ‘'■•il Notices must be paid for in advance ^ I uro notices. #1 Funeral not ice*. #1 p'esnf n.lvcrtising in (he Weekly llerahl I

H ill I'P' half ttie rateschargeil intlic l>aily llvritlil

for one week or longer t imo.

\l. •>! i-i iiienta 'liseorUinnc.! ipefore e\]>iration t '■! ' ••""•net will lie r.hnrgci! for the time lu.urteii

■ eor-ling to tho above ratpw

THK WF.CKI/l VfKRAI.D - piiMp'hialevery We-lppe.piay.al i'3 ppo iperanuiu,

p , t'li app,a*.

eay paperserit without themoney.noroonpnip, •I a longertiinethnti luiiil f. r

p gr, sole

I 4jiii.*kI v as to

blood, but he only elapp«*.l bis

b ind* as tH'fore, muttering out •piggiand mys- ••p ome Pin,I see.'" My lir-t tlii'ii.-iit that l,een ha,I l,ei-n |il iving will. Hi - earea of the |i|gs, an,I that tliis a,, .uiite,| i,.r the

hlo ,,l.

ri,e l itlier an,I mother also se< m. ,| of the <anie iq,ini, n. an,I 1-111,1,,| t|,e |„,y i',,r what they ennsi ler, .1 hi. inisehie) ,ar it,-s. l.iftle ' l *' , (he fearful sperl ,e|e i|i,r awaite.l wifl.in the hoi|.e. n,,. was reaelietl, liftie (•ii^tavp' running <,n •‘•••lore us nn.l i'[,ening it t.,r us. i in. hona.r olTiori, 11 ' n..' p|,H.r is i,|, an,| right U,! re our pjis, ha living lr,,ni oii,- of thi- low l,.ui,s Miat ran aiTi'ss Hpe riu,m. was the .!• ,.!. naki .l, muliiali'il t,.„le , f |P,e |.r<. :011s little boy. Ill,' yoiin'gp st • 1 lliitliiere's , hil.lr. n. n,e Moor was i„\.rr,| will, , l„ts an.l |m. |. ,.| tilooil. still warm in.I >t, lining, an.l. horrilile to relate, ,tirp'p*tly uii'br I tie iiaii'glng ei>r|ise WP re the i.owel- of the little f. ll.nv in 1 hen

teri,

The |>ri/e rbiille of il,,. n

U[P lie

iiisw p tp 'I. < hiItese Tartary ami .la|>an are no

e Northwest

long' r p'losPil liooks to ns. | |,e

T i«'age lias been foun.l, anil firoves not to lie a ill, ttie timling. I'iie to|»s of.tlie Al|ps ar* 1 \ re-oiar ipreakfasting [• I ires f,,r aitvimtu1 1- laiglisli tourists. If the I.union 7i'tt’.i •il : annoum-r some morning that Mu re \ • r. Mlty sp|iiare miles in the i-enti-r of SMu 1 - : 1 vvlm I, travi lers hail unae'oimt tlily over1 ki-'l. several <ln/.>n Itritiins. with large : or 1 glasses -lung over their shpptlhlers.wniiM •pi? f r itwitlun twenty.four hours, lieor 1;.Iio ally spealsing, Kuiaqie lias-li. eTi ,|one." Ii v is it w iih <,ur western p-entim nt v I 'p t,> tie .i 1 -•■ ivitv of gold in t'allfornii, theri- was ! |iati'h of tcrrii inroijuitil wi-st of the I,' ky .Mountains, lint there is now hardly a ir illel bf latitude running to tin- Tai-itie yv 111 e 11 has not '•,•( n tnulplen hy 1 x|ilorp'rs. We 1! light we knew nothing aliout the Itussian • --ions yvhielt Mr. .-'Ward bought the 1 .1 iy. but we now Mud that we know a

mu di about them, tientlemen

in turning up in every direetion witli unimti. p-h-'i M^s. In ilnir ear|i* t bags, th" Iruitof t'p'ir nml,hug. in that Intel, sting region. M i ,1111- ind neyvspapers are surfeiting us yy it ii-t atlsties of its list), seal-skins, t,lul,l>er and walrus teeth. South Ami ri, a has nothing to v to , M r. I very island and ro, k in all the ms are known to our navigators, , xep pt yvli,"i a submarine earthquake push. ,^in- top I' , h'-yv y. leino up through the yy .ter, as ab ly did in tlie Hreei m ar, lii|i, lign.

• all. 1 <1 iy. Ii -i it de il (•

Hied sfi X ,a

just as ttiey had liei 11 torn from the 'till warm body ' The mother, with a fn.iiti.- -liriek.

the thresb"! I. tlie father stood

, ,1 with horror, yvlnist |, witli a -i, kening feeling, leaned against Mu doorpost, and with my hands tried to-hade my eyes iri m

Die horrid sight. S„nie of the

were passing at tin' time, attrai't,

slirieks of Mrs. Iluthiere,

Frtun the l*biladcl|ibia A?e. Kelley on Iain Triivelw.

The conduct nf \\\ I>. Kt llcy In bis mis-ion-

ary « ib»rfs m tin* >imt!i, i* niccrim? with the 1 arn»**t comlemn itii'ii of n il ctin^ men Iliroiij'hout the country, lie left hi* home in

with a •rr.aiul il mrish o| trumiN t*,

after enli.*t.ins? in liis service several nevv.-pa-

orti rs, whose «iutv was to send m itraccoimts of hi* progress to the N. i th-

»*rn i»rcss. The inovcm -nts ef the iriv it man

were duly tclcirr iphed. .N » coinpierini? hero

ever appe in d to !?r at* r adv.mt e_rr on psper.

Ac*- »rdiiur Tm Ins own st«*ry. while regiments

were at ld« side, and the entire army of the

Ucpttldic was to be detailed, if necessary, to

act as his bmly i?uar»l. In his harantriies, he

w is K, ||ey all over brut il, vindictive, in-

sulfint? ami incendiary, lie appealed to the

V 11. *t passions of the mob, and used all the low arts of the di m uroifue to mil ime the an-

i?ry feelings of the p -pulace. II * was thir*fiiii? for n*V4Ti?r, and he hesitated at no lanu'u i:c to carry our his pernicious an.l di^iistmir pro-^r imme. Lnder such circum*tanccs is it anv wofid.T that the nitli ms in ids own “• t, whoithered *irouR*l him. should have '■ " ! 'r 1 portion ol his *pirit. and that an outbi’cnk *hoiibl li*i\ c been the result of his n*voluiion irv do. trine*? Is it any wonder that the !»!o.)dy in*rru li .n* he taught should rr‘urn fu pi i^ui* the inventor? I* it any vvon-

d r that the pniso? e I chalice mix <i for oth * ho'ild b*» coiumende>l to his own lip

" .I'fs*

al*

un*cemly br*>il, and we h ive no sympathy WHO any da-s who attMiipt to .ibritlire the

trccdoni of speccb in inv i».»rf Lit w lulc I he minor actor-1

b» b • . t ndi mncil. let not the ureat » runinal, tbe author of it ;i|| f »*eijM* merited piuitshnicin. It will not do for the whunperim? plinri-f c*, in wlii.uii^ ov* r K* llcy’s f, to itt* nij*t to *h t Id him fr. in the *e,.rn an.l dct* *? iii'.ij which ire In* .!i. ■. I'riit* t » hi* in*:ui't-. he il j lioin the.iry of hi* d:.*comiitui**, alt lion . ii a*-11 re d .?f ample prut* lion bv the m i\ or ifitj milit iry il | jn a iriwitiiim nt ^unf.oit il i r.» knew li-M wlun* he could *• cur. Iy u t* r In* : mtal in*uits to a fjilen M. .| tw as; ,t, 1 imaginary -ati'ty, witli • liftp-. n ri-ginu-Dts ut his ua. k.'an l Ili,- whole irmy of the l n;tcd States to protect linn from interruptions.'* Hut wherever he i?ocs. s mth " r Norrh. no matter where he ** ck* •. -Lciter.

he will hear.

RAILROADS. Inti iunupolMundk Tnciututi Kail-

rond.

Three Passenger Trains leave Imllan&poiis ilaily. Ofkicem—II. C. Lord, President and Superin endeut; J. Fr. Richardson, Assistant Supennten

ten. lent; 4. Fr. dent; F. U. laoi

h Assistant Supem

dent; F. R. L>rd, (General Ticket Agent; Thomas i .SiHM.ner, Heneral Freight Agent, Cincinnati; W. il. L. Noble, General Agent, Indianapolis. < olumDa- aad IndinaapvlJM 4Jea-

tral Railway.

Three Passenger Trains leave Imlianapolis daily. 1 tfriCKUM—IV E. Smith, Tresidenl, Columbus, Oliio; .1. M. I.nut, Superintendent; C. W. .Smith "enenti Freight Ageut; K. Chandler, "cut:raJ Ticket Agent, Indmuapolis. FriiasvUIe nad Crawrordmvllle

Raiilroad.

Three Trains leave Indianapolis daily. J«hn Ingle, Jr., Presiilent and Nuperintendent; .1 K Martin. (Mineral Ticket Agent; A. E. Shrader, General Freight Agent, Evausville. I.oaiavrUle, Xew A1 tsaay aad Chi-

caco Railroad.

Dlreet Route from loruisville to Chicago. <trriciiw—1) l> Williamson. Trustee; .1. A Williamson, As-is tun t Trustee; U. K. Mas ten

lieis,

- r«*rr* lluatr mad ladinaapollss

Rtailroad.

Four passenger trains leave Indianapolis daily.

is ii" i i-tili,-ition f rttie men. black r idi- il- ,,r r,-t,, Is, w ho w, re engaged

rich soil <>| the ' a p, ciilmly deli

* Ii to the Loh i«Ts» of .ill *

recedented popularity hit.*-pruug from i he the entire a!»Mii -e of liiat ilcadly |m>is«>ii,

Nicotiu, which permeates every other tobacco,

v — - and which L the one and sole cause of the dis. '• I b» re OpriCRK.9 —K. .1. Ihvk, I‘resident; R. K. Ricker, tress in k nervous diseases, «lyspepsia, etc , which or white. Superintendent; d. T. Scott, General Agent, In- i most invariably, >«»oner or later, follow the mln thi* duuiapolia. j dulgcnce of the pipe and cigar At the recent

al w.ation ol t4»t>acco fruin all parts of the

>rl i. at the A»*adi*my 4»f >cn*n«*e. in

renow nc<i chcmi-t. M i,

while Ku

BRICK MACH 11

•Rr-ir-lr and Rfcvngla Wnoliinm \\fE have the simplest, and we believe, the TV most powerful Brick Machine in the country. It works all kinds of clay, and makes with one pair of mules, 3,000 good Brick per hour, and hy steam 4 330. Satisfaction guaranteed, our Repressing 13 rick Machine, with one man and a hoy, will repress-1,000 brick per day. The Empire Shingle (cutting) Machine pleases every one that tries It. A. RKytJ A. General Agent, laalTiUy • 141 Broadwwv. New York.

UMBRELLAS, ETC.

Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in IIBRELLVS, PARASOLS, AND WALKKKii CAKEM, 1447 Wain *t.. bet. FoartB aad FlUb, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Repairing [iromptly attended to. marl4 d.3m

DYE HOUSE.

IIMTEB STUBS DYB HOIISB, 62 Seuth Illinois Stmt.

^^ILOTUING of all kinds Dyed, Scoured and Vy and Repaired. 4;duutry orders solicited and attended to promptly. Se»u»nd bun I Clothing bought and sold. Mrs. .1, Harris continues the business at the «>lil stand, ami t* els assureii that all business entrusted to her will tie promptly and sAiifactorily attended to. as she has No. 1; tailors to attend to that department. marl9-:hu

INSURANCE

Enterprise Insurance Co, oe CLXeK-XNIATL t'ANTAL, 81.066,060; SEt'URITV, $2,066,000! Capital aad Aaaeta, April 1, iMiT, $1,200,000 OO!

TTVYI'ERIKNCK has deinoiistruteil the necessity Jli of large capital to render ftnaurtaiice reliable. Sound Institutions, wherever located, «leserve our re*i»ece. The great agricultural, mechanical and commercial intere»U ot this Western K mp4 re require an institutn.ii like the ENTtSUFlUStt, with a capital four or live time.* as large as any other Western Company in «*ruer that on r national proportions shall be maintained. W ith Oili'^ers. masters of their (xiaitiim—with Directors, practically awake to the requirement* ie t ; mes—and Stockhohiers comiiose l of

-and Stockholders coni|»ose 1 of our hiest citizens—with fair «lealing, houorah'c

a justinents and prompt payment 01 losses, the KM’KRl'RiJnE can, w ith propriety, take her im»-

TOBACCO. THECHINCARORA ayi*i.y>-;kv4*k:m SMOKING TOBACCO!

^J^lIK 4'ta• ngitrom Tobarre gr«»w> from A. trie rich soil of the ''Mrient.'’ and ispos•seiI «»f a ptt iilmly di'licioii* llavor eutiiely know n tt> the tiib ict'«» »>f all other dimes. Hut

g fro

DIUKCTOKK.

THOS. SHERLiH K. Preshlent.

R. M Bishop, of It. M. Bishop A Co. Theo. Look, of Barker, lUrt 4 fook

Joseph C. Butler, Presiilent Lati L. It. Hull, of Addy, Hull A Co.

3\.> Window, of Winslow A Smith. John shidilo, of John Shillito a < o. i harles Rule, of C. Rule A Coleman. D. T. Woo,irow, of Wooilrow A Meur Adolph Woo*I, of Adolph WihmI A i o A. D. Bull a-.k, of V D. Bull.ick 4 Co Allen Collier, of J.Swasey 4JtCo. L. A Harris, Mayor of CmduuaLi.

Jas Glenn, of Win Glenn

i P]

ayette Bank.

Glenn, of win tiienn eX sou.

W. B CASfILLY, Vice President

STOCKKflOLDitM*:

R. M. Bi.-hop A Co., J. Swasey 4b C 9. N. Pik*?, Sellew A Go.,

•leflVmMMKillB* Railroad.

in of Inion. Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis «laily

Adolph Wood A Co., Briggs. Swift A • j

Robert Moore, Addy A Hull, A. S. Winslow, Walter Smith.

James W. Gaff,

Stall 4fc Mever,

T. R Bigg; ,1 Co.,

W. Miaelfe**, S. W. Muilb,

J L Keek A Bro ,

R. Beieslonl A Co.,

Weed vt Mbley,

Tabhitt, llaokneos : B. B, Kerr imam 4 CO.,

A. G. 1‘oarco,

( llinde A Porter,

M. W. >toue.

HamiIt »o. Clay A ‘ Williams, Bo:tl .l < •

C A A. Jai'ob, J. C. t ram*. Theo 4 .„,k.

Jolin >nilli:o A i , A. D bul o. k A « * Procter a «4amblo. Joseph i ’ Butler, well. Gano A t j ,

Rick

Ddent

orriCEHM

9«*ott, SupennU

Ticket Agent; Thom; Agent, Jeffersonville Agent, Indianapolis.

-*ts, 1‘res

James

k t arse, Ge: Thomas C,

Hitle Kuro|M ... _

sident; Horace } fully eight percent., and the purest Havana to- j B »y>c, Mitb Ferner, General hacco from two to live per cent, ot Nic.tin.the A II Andrews, General Freight | Cli I NC A Ki >R.\ did not i*ontain on«‘discoverable tieorge Haler,

parttc.ic of that *k‘adly poison, a drop of w tucli, 1 H. Giotetikimper extracted, will destroy life. | i*olau«l .t llcnr^.

Hugh McBurtu v .

Paris, the , < iowell. G.

larolthat Tho* >herlm;k,

has Rule.

, Mille

ight teral

(.ainyette and I-.lla.ap.IU Rail- | ^ „„ ;lU|l ,

Three P.assenger Trains leave Inilianapcdisilaily orriCKiw—William F Reynohts # President; J. M Kcrper, Assistant Superintendent, Lafayette; W. II. Parmiee. General Agent, Indianapolia.

lc of i

i.iracted, will ties troy Ii

Our agent at Bombay ha* -hipped us large ; Hugh 5IcB*irne> X t

itn-itf thei hingarora during the j»a-t two .M«*rris tiruin. an«l although we have l>«*eii pn**-i**i lo Mip- I Bras hears A MT.augh ply the tlemand for this delicious luxtir> to ltie ; 'l hi*ut;ts Philq-, veteran smoker, > et w*e are now prepared tonllVr j 31 Werk. unlimittsl •|iiantities. at a price much lower ! Thomas 1

Wilson, Iwgu -ton Jk Co.

W M Patterson, K. G Leonard A Co.,

J. Raw-on,

W W llanly A Go., M« keehan A Kvaus, G. Meldrum A Co., Dubois A Ausur. Buchanan A Go , Beattv A Trow bridge, 4 hat Hebl A Woo«is, Steadman A >haw John Young, h*q., H. Bio* k AGo , >.,James M. Clark A t o., M. Haro A < o , Hid Hulliert, 5 l,ev i A Bri#, Phillip Hinkle, W. F M ■ Th*»rmi, F Strauss A Bro , J W Donohue. W in Glenn A Sons, Mile* 4irecnw«'i* I, 11 n \i*y In*4 amp. I weed A \ u* 11 «• w - , .) W. * auileld,

and other*.

LOUliVl I.I.K

W c Hite,

tiuthrin A Co ,

•I. B. smith. Hall A f>mg,

Verkhatf A Bio., A■ S t, iluwre, Iti-b.lt \ l Wood, , Woodlolk A < o.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. JOHN W. BLAKE, Attorney at Law, TJR-YCTICES in the city ami county Courts—in X the Supreme Court, and United Slates District and Circuit Court. SPECIAL ATTENTION given to Collections in all pans oi the State, or other States. To casus in IfeMelti aptejr under late actsc Congress; to Criaianl duiunces, aad Actions foi Divorce, and all classes of Railroad business. Deeds, Mortgages and other legal papers [prepared. An English and German Notary ana interpreter always in the office. a division oi lees made with Attorneys sending business. O—;? 1 - Office in College Hall Building, over Fletcher A Sharpe's It auk, So. 45 Eaa* Washing lots street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. aprSO dAwlffi

TOILET.

MORRISON A PALI

Attorneys at VrthjnJkXor*, diatom Cm

mohlil dffiwly

Law, Rty. INDIANA.

Ladies Deairing a Clear and >1 i

fifiNUWE' .GEflHGEW^ymp.

MEDICAL.

iual for

and

OKEY, SAYLOR & KENNON, Attorneys and Counselors A. X C. A. W . Office, Ne. 79 Went Third ««., ?In 0 M» D |Aw8m 118 ®’ CINCINNATI, OHIO, j ALVU Ns NOTUkESEKAn, Attorney at Law y | LNDfANAI’OLIS, IND. Office, No 5 Vinton’s Block, opposite Postohce. jau.Si dJtvrSm

This delighti'ul Toilet article has no equa r^rviug and Ucautl/ymg the Complexion

rsild by Ihruggists everywhere.

*»«l*«*) 7 1 Fultnm street, New VorR.

jelldly »

KEX% UALI/M lagic Uair Restorative. No Sulphur This is the best article for restoring

«-ki:y it vim

I To ith origiual color in the mai kc.t. MAGIC HAIR DYE! Complete in one bottle. No trouble. Black or

brown os desired.

Mondial- ured and for sale at 47 Hanover street, between Kim and C mi t, Boston, and by all Druggists in the Uunited .-states. iel dLveoil

XTAKUIAGE GUIDE.—Young’s great PhytlX»X ological Work oi Every One hU own Doc-tor-being a Private Instructor for Married Parsons or those about to Marry, both male and Msn. do, in everything concerning the physiology and relations of our Sexual System, and the Production or Prevention of Offspring, Including all the new discoveries never before given in the English language, by Wm. Young, M. D. ThU is really a vulable and Interesting work. It is written in plain language for the general reader, and is illustrated with upwards of one hundred engravings. All young marriod people, or thoee contemplating marriage, and having the least imPediment to married life, should read this book, it discloses secret* that everv ono should bo acquainted with. Still it is a book that must be locked up, and not lie about the house. It wili br sent to any one on tlie receipt of fifty cents. Adli j r «* ,s Dr. Wm. Y-oung, No. 414, Spruce street, abov e K our th, Philadelpb ia. j eI6 dl y

, wwvtw V* so is S U tUVICIi L CA* | a pcrniaiicDt cure. We recomImciul to every one who had the ” Gatarrh, either in ite incipient stagey or in iu worst form, to try the Remedy at once, and you will far exceed u$ in iu praUes. Brice $i per bottle. Send stamp for pamphlet. For sole by the proprietor. It. H. BL'RKINGTON, Dru^ist, Providence, Rhode Island. Also, by SMITH A DWYER, Wholesale gen ts for Chicago, LUinoia. novSdttm

P^dreri-sFyi ^ ptKKV S "• Worm tEA

l. w. a coan.

1. LLiM.LIhtoMl l’U.

M'CORD & KLINGENSMITH, Attorneys at Law,

DRY GOODS. CHAMBERS, STEVENS & CO., Importer* und Jobbers of DIRTS- O-OODS, Nos. N» and S T Haje 9t„ below Pearl,

able Remedy aman body;

Worm Fever,

ful cleans, ill always

¥>R YGTIi K in the City anil County C ourts, in t the Supreme 4 «»urt. and in the L'uil** t States Distrii't an*l Gircuit Court**. Spe«tial attenlmo given to « oLLKCTION> 10 this state and other stwtex; to Cases of Divorce; ami to Grimiual Deleuces iu all parts of the

Mate

A *1i\i*i<>Q of ices made with Attornexs

*eii*Ttng buMne«»3. Office, Na. 4

apr23 dJixi

Api-Su.l.im « IK4 I.\\AA I« OAIIO. W. Ii. Hoiiver. J. R. Pumphrey. Murray Shipley HOOVER, PUMPHREY & CO.,

Wholesale Dealers in

Possessing in its coi

ing and strengthening properties, it will a im pi ovc tho health of Lue patient, whethe; affected by Worms or other causes.

A^rice Coial*.

Sent by mail for ko ccnU. JOHN A. PERRY, Chemist. M. 9. BURR it G'O., 25 Tremont street. Boftto* General x\gents, and for sale by all Druggist*. DR. WARRSR’S BILIOUS JilTTERS.

Being a Goncentratevl

.Fluid Extract of the inoiA jwoteut Blood Piuifying /Roots, Bark* and Guina known to medical science, is. therefor*;, one of th«

ust eilcrlual Cleansers and Kenovatois ol e Vital Fln;.l ewi oflered to the public; while, a cure for Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Biiioux-:-s. ilea*l:iehL, Dizziness, luiligestion, «*uid the various complaint.* caused l>v Vitiated Humors, impure Blood, or a Deranged and l > In eased Gon-

ItlRite^e Ifloxk, luaiau*

ap»lie 9 Inaiana.

lii’i t

"In rt«*y,

M \ DISi>N, IND

mv ryi*

V ill iu r 'T-. will

-I !

T.ipliv appears t*» have p* 1 f. . ti* 1 it* work,

: . ' fiiii<-l''jy, / .ojotry, -

-4*i»*n<4*s have only

giailo-^y, an I th»*

„ over tho

.11 I an*! gatln r in th** h u vi**N. i’ i- to this *tati' of f i« t* th it vve attribuie rr v:n ' di-*po*ili*tn to stil ly th** moon.

• !*•

V ■ tr.iM*l»Ts ir** i a-i !«• thiir *:m- • '‘I 'un and scallop scln'lD, and littyinsr > 'ir unitic tt Icsri.p’*.*. Moon laqurnlttres an* ■ 1 qqiointed in \ arioiH jurfs of th** world, i o* I; vat A*tn»n*>ini«*al S " i.-ty ot <»r'*it B.nt »»n !» i\ • rc'-rntly 'vr^an»/**d *u**ti a comnutTi***. ai’. J it co!npn*» ,, < all thi* principal 111**11!b**r*« of that body, l .u h mm Ii o* a *li« e «f Hi'* moon aw^urni'd to him, which ho u it* h* - « \i ry4 fav(irat»lo ni/ht. at»*l n pnrf-* up n <,u ii 1 • r!). Thr* L-i’m ral t*ip<»irrapliy <>f th.* part of Hip lunar stnfa*-^ whbh <on-

f i.-os th#» oarlh M alri*a*ly w* II known; t of thesp new invostiifation* D

!»>* the

, »nt** t.i the iiotiM*.

I heir ex.*!amation-i aro»i*, ,| a || |„ It the po r mother t*> i*onsHoii*ni **•. and we *o.>n .m** renniMi* tn tin* risriitfnl natur,’ of thi'.iei'.l Hi .t li'i.l t iki-n [•!ff. I hn liov. i.iist iv.-, in ti„ii" niiiiii.', sfoo.l in-.r th'- ut. r "t Hu' rn.'in, " iHi .1 u.m.lrrin',' look on in- voiiftiinl '.ini

l.-n-ini-", in.l uq in tin' aiqi il), ,| f

bf- fifliiT. I .if mi- '!r iw a v.it ,r tin' ..ri.ivlii. li fiillovvril. :iI"i mi-ri li r< • ,>u,it Hi" foi. lowing fii-ts whii'li ti n• 11,, if, ,| i,v un iTi.prrtiou of tli" r.mu an,] [r.'in til" , oiif. -s. ions of th" yonns; fr itr:'-!.|i : H w hi! ! . m Hi at. shortly after Mr. an.l Mrs. |;,,t|„ r ,. ], : i I' ft iln ir lioni" f"r Hi" |iiir|in-o i t .it. :i.:i, • til" I", litre at the eli-i|iel, (.u-taie pr.q : i..

A'loli'h. that Hu v

lii* little hrothe

»4*r. ;

play killing pnr. In Hii* reqii. *t jr tli»* unb'rtun itf httl** fHInw > 1,, ‘

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A 11 Original ln« niin* lt«*lurn. l lu* f .il<*w in^ 1* a *• q v f 1 r. Him f.*rw.ir le 1 to an A*'t*!ant A * r in tm* >«*v'iMTttrd nitel Star** Internal Revenin* IhstrnL

1 ! '1 a**:u hll ** tt* :

!n . kn •;%!, ; ?ir.:‘he r* • ipt *.(

tlu* 1*1.ink* vvhi.ii v*-n w. r** -<• kin*! u* to iV.av** at inv 1* *nten. **. I ii.aveto*iv th at, h*»w’« \a*r nim Ii 1 may r* gr* t th.-ti. t. it t* n. \« rtliele«** trtt. . that my it:i im i t i *r imlirtg d.ie* not. an.t tr m ail ap; . ar in. . * iv ill n »r. allow m • to .im- ->! in iii -n. It::.g tt *’ v. L*. '* ■ i !ti»* t,.n.*rn • t. I in m t i* r .m. \ * r, Iroin idling

lh«* 1 • ii-iv- .■* r< q i* -t* d.

1 i j a \ • *■ mi* .nil* pr'j*. rty. u . alfh-.u^ii

n • * t * i m i : m r 1:. l ; n ! L ■ ■ p r; 1,'.. l * h * * « f. •.. • 1 will

all*.w in**, if ! *r n ilii*. ' * l-t- thin

:r it.

R^llefoMlmiMe* iffallroaU. Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis tlaily.

oprrcEiu*—Stillman W

Ohio; J 1..

Lu» 1**0 Hill*. General Freight Agent, T t.*n. General Passenger Agent, indianapolu.

1 Ivtrbv. H Hill,

than **»me American twhacco of a tar inferior I George H. Hill, l* \YT**N .piiility. 1 >haw, UurlN.ur .t « *> . X.Wint.r* A connoi.-i ur lias !.ul to -m.*ke the American! Puree. T*»lle A Holton. John H Wiutei-, tol* 11 r.i an l . 1C..1-. w rn« h ar*- mvariatily *lnm- " a*>oii. TaltH.t «*t Page, i*eor;r»* W >lmv\*, I- ally ilj*v<yr« *t. lo !*«• *11 -zu*lc'l witti th* m* <iictnal 1 N W. Kiner*i»n A « •* . •> V i'« r 11 taste u-hiiUi Icavi * anausi*ou-*. unlieaithy coating | King. Liovit Jt Mi Lain, 11 cui .

in the moutn, and 111 luuc seliium i.iils to shatter , H. .V. .It»ni

JAMK9 HUGHR.S. J .9. HARVEY HUGHES & HARYEY. Attorneys at Law, ■NDIAMAeui.19, 4N141 ASA.

W11 - U proclloe Y V Court*, ainl g

in the Federal

Collect

oilic

U i

the tl

Court* ami give promut attention 1

tion of t 1 aims throughout the State, elui Kt*t Wa*hiugton *treet

-hmgl<»n i ity muilne^ tr.an*ai ted through ot H ughe», Denver 4k Peck, \Yaaliingt«*n

.wS .moke th" 1 i’CTn,'.. lensl hniKht Agent, r. I> Bar- l Uinsarorixtr.iiu m.>rn lillnigiit. froiu i.intli JIiho,-. \Vii

age. and an happily umuui-i i iu* ut itio win. *1 i-f ia-- -ing tin* wlii. h • 'iir - < - t hr«»ugh tlu* \ *■ in* * 11 • !•«• inhalcT *.i t.*;* ti. .ic* <»l t**hac«*ocontaining

N ic.itin

Weinvita* evcr> lover <f th* w. » l t*. try the ( hmgar *r.i. aiul guarantee unpri • <• lent t plea** lire i i it* Jelicii.ii- |{a\ .,r ''*»i 1 « \ .i\ wher at j 1 j«< i jii 1

MMd dai«*zL|4o

I nUi&AMmpoll*, Perm

Kallroagl

Three PossenEer Trains leave In.ilanapolis .ially. 4>FKtCER5—David Mary, Presiilent and Stiperint»*n l4*nt; D. G. Thi»mp*on. A*#*istant Sti|»erintyi.Ui nt; V T. Mall«*tt. General Ticket Agent; L. N A n irewn. General Freight iVgent Indianapolis

:ipi

ng.

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M.f :i A I: ! ii

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-Vgents at lii’Ji m.

il. II KW 1'

.* ner d \ g* nt |..r lu ll

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>w r» . A < o , v Dunk* i <*?».

OP A 04 n MIVV 1 >i.

L Ill’ll

ne* llnghev : (ndiaua. Ja

4 harSe* K Pe« k, r, ol Illinois.

tna;*<*ii ,

ARE YOU INSURED?

1am»*» W, Denver,

of California.

lit 1 <• IIES, IIKVVEK A. PKl K, Attorneys at Law, Vk AMIIK4; ro> (If % .

i Impure JiiooU, or a Deranged and Di*eased Gon- ! dition of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels, DU. | W A KKEN m B1LIUU9 BITTERS are Udieved to j ‘.ie nnuqualcd by an v other medicine in the worlc,

Price 50 C'eniR aaiid %l.

JOHN A. PERRY, Chemist. Proprietor,

Boston, Massachusetts.

STAPLE AM IlMt DRV

P It I \ A r V K

\NDevery form of DISEASE of the muleui fe Dale organ.* of generation curetl in a le w • la>N, at the Western Medical Ulhce, 18* Syca

ino* e street, Giucinnati, <>hio.

Ao Charge Ciitil Cured. I»i*ea*es pi-culiar to females spee.lily cured Hun rd ami .'Suralng; lurni*hed Ladies dur-ing 1'onf iaicutcitl. MEDlc AT EG H AT US, tho **iily 5>ure Ueine.ly for Private Disease*, al way* i. a ly. Mule Sales $1; Female Safe, or shield, an .illicit: much needed by married ladies. $10; Fe male Pill* $5 Any of these articles or medicine* -cut by mail or express, when ordered- Mastert*at»on, or self abuse, speedily cured bv an entire new treatment. Youug man or woman, marriod or single, it you are amicteu w ith any di*ca*e, call or write at once, an«l be assured of promiV relief .'tnd low charges. Aihlress free and conll

. . - cu i ur .

«*i■! t l|i* <>!

t • ■ Li. • ‘ iny

I! a IniU'in'f

I [HTs

I'lirin'-rci thnt mny l>" (fninir mi. persona were looking f*»r i l*»*t ••w.lrv in »i *i\ a«re |..r. witii.iit • nu Di- 1. th.’r** D 1H1 b* j*rob iluhty that nil ever lind it. I*ut if the same t.*r* -!i' Mi l Im* i|ivi*!*’*l up into a humin<l

*“ • 'i* n*. iii'l i mm arli 1 w* il I - ‘ii

pul

rity el

*\ -t**

*p»Tation- I <pi»**

It of ie

e n li. thi* mi**tnj f* itn*l. By a parit Ily « \ pei t that

t the moon will lead !■» . formation* of in *iirl- iiii** or other :»g* n« i» *. • r> I* i* i1r** i'ly I*, i n in* mi*lt. of .\thi*it**, whi«’ti l. ul.t the fact that lun ir

II in

want

•n. I h** *mt* r Linn**, upon *• wni noli*'* *1, i** a f iimli ir i.i.-i rv* r*«. It f *rm* rlv « \- !::»r l* teri*tl* * of tin* tnooiiN o n -*■* n it tli<* moon’s «|iiart* r,

rays sfrikinif the vi.‘ !<• of .about live de < ;

levati'l nig** is distinctly of fh«* holl'iw, in*l <• m be lr.i<*( *1

i- it ; «loii*.r tin* bottom of the er iG r. By ne- mi - « f *!. h- ate mi. r*»m 'tors, the •him ni *ii- • i d* li .'low «*an be mea*un d. and Ir .m ib*--** known d ita :in*l the anjl • of the 'Miu above the lunar liorl/on, it is o t-y to r il l it.* with great aei’tiraey the *|epth of tin .■rater and the. height of the peak above. Bv these methods measurement* were obtained by B *er and .Madl* r of nearly J.imhi lunar ntoim* 1 ains, from wlneli it appears that th* 1 miti li hi'-dier than our Alps and Apennl tli'* av.nige, unit that thirty-nine id' the num-

ecs, the

Lb •

to un*ln^- f4*r th** tng. jy:

*mall rope, tii'I him down m'cih'Hv m, a j. lounge that *foo*l in the ro i,| j,,. f y . l .. • ii” ! ttu* butcher km:e that in* | u ,. r had u*e f^n -laughterin-T the pig* tli* li . ; ami plunge.1 it into tIn* throat 4.f h:- ; ; • . and helpless brothi r. Tin* w., m j .. t ,, , . t il one. and it i* Mippo*-d thm ,rh m.^t hav** tnim** liately re*ulte.|. An r th , |,i! I h id Idl’d hi* little life awav. th'* liiiii , brother, with th** mo*t im r* dlbip in* 4rl n* **. took the eord wh;. L . .ntin, j j., !„, j v ,,, the lounge, an.l, tying one i nd round t; [ r i*f the eorpse, threw the other over tlu* mi. and, lending his weight and -tren*?th. h i the t>oi|v to the po*itton in wlmdi it. u i found ; th**n, not sati-ti* <1 with th** program ,• thus f.r .irrud out, th** linie burch-r m .*t di*4*Ult*oWel his de n) brother alm '-l mi th** * \ art manner tn whi h hi* f itJier li ul tb. pig* the day bof. r.*. I mention here th ;t ‘li • boy Gu*tave has al wavs b.M-n 4*nu,id-ia d ,- po**e**ing a weak int* lleet. t-ut wa* tIn a .*L: t*> be a good hearted -.ml tn fibji- . ‘.. i. What eoubl have im!iiee.| h iu !-. .i,m;u:t th.* Iyarful criim- is b< yoibl con|i*,*fnr,. t (.vj-cj.f jt I*** from in unavMiblable .|4**lrc to imitab. hi* lather in tin* killing «.f th** pigs. '-in. f?.,trageily Iu* h .s-i*. i n d to r* ali/• in a • i t mi •i* gree Mu* fi arful tiiture of thi* *h ♦ I. :u I •Ties t.itterly wlu n In* *ee* h »w unhap

f.atlu r ami iiioMi* r are. At pr. eji* b In • b**e cii-* ..iv, bip wlri* di-po-Uo n tboriti. - will make of him I cm n.d - i

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if I k.

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the I

EXPRESS COMPANIES. .Itfnra* Kxprrww t’otpiRiy,

ladnuiapohs ojllre No. 12 East Washington st. Alfred i.aither, Superintendent, Gincinnati,

r John H.Ohr, Agent, Indianapolis.

% m^ri€*ua lax pr^«M 4'ompsi vi y • In 'M.inap4»li* i utii-e No Ea-*t W.vmIiington st. K W Mo.an, SuperinH-ndent. Indianapolu; J.

ItutUTticld, Agent, Indianapolis

I n ifr-«l Kvpre«N6 ff-'ornpany. Indiana|H*li* «)iU**.e—N*> :14 East Washington *1 J. Buttertleld, Agent, Indianainilis.

t:iFU 1.^ YI. rooiA Jk UK. >•*!** \ _'cnt - and I m?•• .rter* ot t h«- ( Ts i tig it r o ri& T’t»l**s«*eo i-.r ttie t m*.. i -l !.•- uid • .m .id.l*. and dealer* in .» i kind- .’I HAVANA AND AMERICAN C IIARS AND TOBACCO, M \IN I •! I’»»I, 11>7 Duane Mreet, A »• %% \ork* aprz-l .b*od hn.\ a : n

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K J KYAN.

•reme i ..urt ..i tin t inird | laini* ;i:id tlu* I depart•oeuts.

ni.irltl 4IJ111 I T l; *i l»36o SI» 1

IF YOU ARE POOR

\ ’ol uia> die a: 1. rn h. >on may ^ oil can 11..r h»>c v.

p; v !

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nr«-«‘la2i >!(«.* I n ion Kxprr^ I’omp'y L.di umpol ift * ulLa* t4 East Wa.*hingtbn street ti B M<-pfier-.in. I iivi-mn ^iiperinten4cnt. In1. 1.1 imiI 1* , J ante- Gr4-»*u,* \g«*ut. iuiliaiiap«>lt> TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. \% extern I 11 ion Telegrapla CJona-

P»"T*

COMMISSION MERCHANTS. JOHN M. PENDLETON, «'4»Vt’Tf|«*l«»'« nKKl'Hwr, f r 1.. p . r :i.i < .«n 1 -.ile*4.i Denfstic rh‘4T4‘ atnJ I’liin.l 1! <»l, ^fo. |.'» Hri»;tu «%rtv • Ke%%- York.- / 1 \ **11 ad\ an.*4*-m id.* • - 1 -*>Mn*nr--..q. m. d \ 1 .flier ll «.i ; • . Hi pt l !- l 4 n 11 tu d at re-pie-1

***•1 1 'tile

leave > i.ijr la. a ity | km *r il lo-*’ vt.iir l uluiic m an hour •ir Lib ln>i:r in • Ir pa\ *

a u >1 t hi

KVAA A KCDtIOKO, Attorneys at Law, Ut-al Kktule aud Clixtiu Aki-mIb,

a x u aorioaM.

-Yu. y* I'earl Street, between Vine and Rare, o 1 isr o i jst n a. x t _

apr*»o ilJm

SPRING GOODS!

HOSIVIktfV ItAU4. \ 1 Its IN

ISTEW OOODS

AT 1 11 R

STAR STORE, >u. 1 .> w v’bl \t akblnglou *trect.

I n>ur 111 •

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f f Ket tle. 1 oih*ct i n 1 l*eu-ii»n». RettLing «d liou-i

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SI H )0 Y * >r ‘ nts * uew >tyles anil pi ices,

V. IMI vanl,

ini 1 -. iH.uutus, | 4 us, vhi'. 1 - Hlemti Mi:-iins. Tri.-i-s frvm fi. 1 .

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W« -t Wa-hington -

Kisnu Nu. 1,

i.mdiakapomk, Indiana.

Iai*r» driiu

Martin M. Ray.

KAY, GO It DO A

1 roin 10 to IS edits.

♦»'M» yards fancy Dre» Guods, all the hot

Ie*. and verv lo

OuO yurt*

t.* M 4’OUt-

51*0.1 yard* light and heavy Bi«»wn Muslins, from li to 24 cent*. T. i»uii pair Uo*c and Halt Ho*e, from 15 to 40

and low charges.

dcntial. Send stamp for

ctl-JAwly

(■alffi's Dead Dbpeusary. (Kstablished 18S0. Gharwcred lobl A MEDICAL PAMPHLET, ju*l puhli>luxi, cont.ung ho large pages and numerous engravings of thcL*r-

_ ^ gans of both sexes in Dearth am! •ii-ia.*e; treating bn private disease*, gonoriiea, gleet. s> phihs, stricture; diseases of the testicles, blailder and kidneys; sell-abuse, and the seerd hahiis of both sexes, an*! its deplorable effects on l*oth la»*ly and mind; diseases of females from girlhood to old age; intended as a warning and a guide lor the young of both sexes, being a truthtul adviser to the married ami those contemplating marriage; w ith the Author’s new method ot treatment, the most successful means of cure a* show n by the report of cases; mailed under seal for 25 cents. Head the above work before seeking medical aid elsewhere, and thus avoid quackery Patients at a distance treated by mail, and medicines sent to any i*artof the country on re.ei^

of a statement of tne case.

Tg LADIES.—A pamphlet of special imp ru ance to the married, price 1 1 cents; also, a uttl * book of private advice tw ladie*. either mat » rw

is; either sent in sealed eu-

book of private advice or single, price 15 cents vclopes on receipt of pi

RLKl i:t M 1

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h* p< 1 ud f t r f ii m

> . M. ii 1 mi t ,

'i f| i 'V:i.*hl!igt‘*ri -trret* . **ntraiii’e *

itian idian

t !• W.i!h*’k. Divi-ton '-ur

U hitni-v. Manager. A Win U

• •■ •>( f Brow 11. \*.*i

M*rinten.|»*nt; 4' 1 . er, l hlet 1 q*erator

4*y ai rues *

me, unu mai imriv-ni

tier would 4.vf*rfop Mont Blan**. Tho er.iti-r*

irgor

i in Imv log a known di'imr-

pen l*ed.

tli in wo have on thi*

an* im ompar iblv

(”irlIi, several of th*

t« r of imuv lb in on»* hundred mile**, and a ileptli of tvv«» and Ihroo mil* *. In th** 111 Iy part • ( flu* year tho a**ronn. i:ii*r t > v ' •* •'1 iv.* roferr*'I, diroefiiv: hi* q i/ it t li.* , , n't.a* I .lono, at f lu* be-t in *im*ut l.»r it- f L f n iii.*:i, wa* *urpri*od fo liit'l that if no I’m p i* pi’e**Mit*''I tho orator lik*; appe.arim*«*. Tlu* fojiiliar I lark *hi*l*»\v thrown t*y th** bdl> ami r iT-p d edTo into tin* enoruiotiH hole In u<’ith wa* m»t visibb 1 , but. instead the era for disclosed tho smooth, bright surface <*t tin* iVit portion-i *’ 4 ,,, ‘“

mark iM,* ph* n i ter by K it.her s

i i KT%i^r i^r.f’Tt icrs, n\ tii £ *,.

I II lid.li: M IC K.

9 UK 1 a>i{ 1 rt* r.v nmt tr 1 si: w 1*. Mr. " Mik at tend* *i * lub moi t ing.

‘•\\(ll, Mr. N 11 • k, if you ar** *0 .hunk that you can’t fell the ilill'croneo tt. tw. en a !« :i1 »k>- nail and a eiTar, y .u h i'! l***t'er go to

'i •'*, there it 1* it 11 n. I*»*rhap* you

know bell, r than 1 do that ni it. li**- won't light iron. 4 IVin’t a mil? \Y.!|, k. • • n w i*tln*' m it. h***, .and then * < m: ini 1 f b.*:n ; po..r. Grind your poor wife md t : .r .* im o* nt lilH** one* down to .legra’IuiT po\ • rf v. 4 What'* a 111 itch ? * Y***. wh if* a dunk Nothing only ten cent*.and ten of t!mm m ik -

a *l<*ll.ir.

my part, "in't *"r> wli-it amtisrinrnr

Hi, re "iki »'*• m llm ••liiii room, tli.it men will l.'iii" their hniiK-s, wiv"s :in.| I littl" nil"- until "Irvi'Ti o’l'lnrk, tn riiims" t)i"ins"lvrs is !i"-t tin y m ,y. \V. ip-hty qUi -tiiniH tn 'ii-.

I-UKS? Y P'S, IIP) ilnulit th"

t ill A 4- \\ \ or 1% .

1* r ’ iv th. 1 »t.* *• it.- j, r i..

it:io*it creaflng anv \. Il It V 4 r. I I! 1 mi* ■ 11 it. l v

•tu* (>’• l.»' k v 1 -f* r ! iv nj'*rn-

f V

imi

by I

plu rvumuion wa* observ'd *oon af-

i nf Rona *. and Mr. Bii f,

of !!n r ’l md, and i-« * xplain'-d by all of th* in upon the liypothe-i* that Lutn** ha* Indulged in an • ruption ami iill.*i| up U* crater about live mile* wide . to th«* brim with lava. Lit. r i.b- rs ation* have brought to light a black 1 nt in the court of tho *ite of the old crater, whi. Ii prove* to l*e a mountain about two t!»"U*aml feet high. TIm**o phimonirni have l.c nol**erve.| through gla**c* with magnify1 n■/ p.ivvcr* of not over eight hundred diam< t. r--. ami, i oroborat. d a* they are by several skillful and caution* observer*, must Im accept’.1 as fact*, proving qiiif*» eon4*lu*ively that the lunar volcanoe* are not yet extinct, and llm* overthrowing at onee the favorite speculative theory »*f the school*, that our sitelht* i* only an mormon* graveyard of defunct cnrrgic*. D i* premature to suggest any explanations .a* !** th** full significance of fui* ih*vv di-.*.»v* ry. It *•• rtainly will have the 4 tlei'tof interesting m my peph* in lunar nft ur* who have hith.'rtoeonliiu'd their thought tnd desires t.> th** planet upon which vve liv a* ardent and intelligent obsi rver* are m tiplied, espeei:il!\ if t||**v work together a* moon eommi(t4*e*. we sh ill •»onn eome to know

I :

.1 ell* Ilia

1 * Ml tl! ' •It .’t • i w .* in t!u* 5 • :n. at ' f anv k

•it hi-arrival at ntu* o . i... k v*-i* r ! iy

m■ '. lie wa* tak* n .!ii".•t t«* »h- New Y« rk II ‘ I. in ***>mpanv with hi- vvif. . tn* l»r..flier. '••mr*l I •-ej.h Davi*, and In- wife’* sister. Mi-- IIow.il. l lie room* a*-i- ned Davi* w* re "»i the -'•■* >ud il »«ir. but during the entire .lav he wa* m No. ITi.on the tir*t ll »or, where lie r* • . iv. >1 -u- I) ”f In* per*.»ual fi lend* as 1 all**.! upon hi ni. The- * to the numb.’r "f about l>» • im-' -iri 'ly nr tu ;• ufn * <1 two or thr*e ■luring the day, ami except fr ni two until f • ir o’. 1... k, during w In. h tune Mr. Dav I* lay do.vn for n -t, vvi*re neMve.l. Therf* wit** inmng them very f**vv name* of proinim n»*e, ami vv* r.* mo-tly MiithiTitera who have t*e-

• •im* rc-id -nf* nf tin* city sima 1 the war. The

rule* (>!•-• t\ed w 1* fop p ir?:••* de-irmg an inf< rvlevy to send in their card*, when, if Md

r-oinl friend*, they were rereived, and if f, w* n* informed that Gt m ral .l. seph Divis

vvnti!11 see t!»* in; and thi* latt» r geiitb/man, in attending to tld* duty, and in answering qqc>-

•f r* pnrt* r-. b id a -mli i.-ntly busy . I taring the in. rmn g alamst the «>i

shirts. i: -V 1. r> <> IT’s* I* » T K N r I-'. I> llll'ROVEIIFIIEVTHlOkE SHIRTS, WARRANTED TO FIT. I*.il<-nlr4l, .Yo, "ikImt I, |s.»D.

s- J l

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11 V. Viul, 1 tidiicr N .it 1.” New York; Messrs. I l; ... New Y ..rk . «.nr>li»ii. M. M 1

Ohio, w p -\V. -ti.;i!. Bank. M1n11eap4.l1-, 'l 1 l ashler First Natt

ink • . Jo

l .1-1

M4--r». Ford. Divot x and to any tianker tin in« New Y ork . urre-pii

• mnn r e,

•nil m. Johli-loii .t l ... 11.in »X 4 o . Gh veialid. •.'I.n r ► 1 r-t National * i. f 1 ■ m:, is A v i' !i r. Bank. N«’wt«.ii, Iiivv.i

B E R K S H I R.E ' , roK '* vs ' * 11 «

LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

n % sit i« %

INDIAN A 1*4 )Lls. ind. Will practice in toe Federal aud .Stale Court*. OUn c. No 12 New A Talbott’s Building, South f*n-i * MiU e Tniv&s.llv

a.1. ut-

i L«iui*, Mi--oun . t th4* 4'ountry hav marg2di’.*4l au lim*

>*l r TNft I1CI.D, K1AVS.

HUHLKAM. ih X, CO.,

W 0 lll'KKUXH. 13X AC U V Kll, .1 w. D. BURKHAU

OEISTEItAt.

CO,n«ISSIfl\ MERfllANTS.

11 niiintM > r roiarat-rr!*,

If.Mr Ifiiil.lipi.-, p Hfi III.

il ir :pitopi 11 »n |">i.l t'> flllii.c Mil4 »r4t4 rs -..li- iti- i 14»r Fl-.ur, 4 ,raiu

DENTISTS. O. gA . XXT E IL. X. S DENTIST, OFFICE, OVER HARRISON’S SANK.

Ivseis, -

Claims PalJ. -

- snOO.UOO 66 - -lUO.OOO 06

Part i. ul i

ter - ’rU.-r-an 1 I'm-lui'e

it ten f i *

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ii 1*1 O' at mn.

Policies Niilunl and Kon-K-'eriVi table.

WHOLESALE GROCERS. A. JONES & CO., ;Sacrc»i>ors to Jones, Vtnne.lKe A Jones,) WHOLESALE GROCERS, Mot. 1 and S Fatct Soute Building, UUYIANAl’OUS, 1NL*.

I»irn"F,

v F - Y - s - •v .

A. DASUKR L W. D. HI RkllAM, I> id 4 nmbrldKe fllr, In.l.

■**d for luMirbon, R>«* l*ni»d amt tree, at l

A. JONE5. U CLAY. A- r JONES. J w. JON K*.

feb8 illy

/ \Rt>F.RS r**.***ivi V / VVTue*, Ih»Ui

LIGHTNING ROD. All Kinds of Policies Issued. MlUlSOIl Lightllihg Rod.

■ and 11

im*

marP.l

itfh

mnuti dHui

tien* *»f n i»**rt* r*. h id a -uili i. ntly bu*y .lav

the mil

veil kn vn ntl* in in e ill ing vv a* Mr. Jam*

t!i« y “Orm t.) w. igh v^ry heavy upon you; so ! "! ‘,Vi 1,3nn - ‘ n * r, ‘ m ^ «•!.-.« m‘.Us V<mr t'S' -o tl.'i.ai!, jopuI’u" . A ; M ‘*' r :- * n ' 1 !” l "" M . r '

f;ilk.'.l initil it In swollen. You wi-h mil." ’ 1 "" n " r Mr - l ’ rl ""' l " 1

flit iii Mr. lloo|,i r, \tt"riiiy i•'ni r.l of M

■'OK MAl-K hy nil Principal llcnlcr-, un.l nt Wlioti»«alr only

lindau lu. i.I J.» Vear* fro

ny'tblu to, i.-,, JO nn. Hi.K" at ,-aur t-oll. > .

nly hy

JTl.i

n>li min"

woiil.l swi II V ^ p's, llji-rr is no ilotilit of Hiot. V"fi ill-lik" to h;.V" your fniHs spokon "f. Iitif if Hii ri' In iiiiy l Oiiiiionv in fho lintis'>, you il". HuHit to l>iirl"M|ii" my ""n.lui't, ;.nil ll.ro.v tm4Hip 1 im|p|'i's-ion 1lp:pf .nu :prp* Hi" mn-f, :pl"i-p l iii ui in Hi" worlil. Hvi-rylliini!' is so liuV. irril now from wlp it i: ,vos wh"n wo were lir-f m irricilr T'hen you wi re nil uttention l on-

Nti.iitly liy my ail". Ip's .'ill mv r.iiilt:Hi it'- wlp it )"Pi i.lwi.vs -.iy, Alw Y i-s, if j.iiy pine -[ii-rikN of your 1 wiinfs to ill v i ,<■ It j our own tjooil, Hii'

ul wo) s j i wlii./. Y ilp

Wli.it woiiM Hi'-y I, iw s pjijy

if w in :in iii'i i li'iit? N". you li-pvi ri't :iny 1 ' sli iiiiM for yours-lf, nor for m '; hut I slioul j :, l' '

.. "iill

1**1*-

*ippL w* r»* tlu* .‘nly ( tie* nf pri.mimm* ** -i* fir a* known, f »r It i* but i i*ti«*«* to Mr. I > iv is to -ay tliat he kept liiiii.** lf * h'-My to his room and vv a * entirely -U'e» *-ful in **hunnin r <»b- * rva'tmi. Ih* « »n l*i. i during the dav fully lUsfili. *1 lie* *t ilt-’u ut * 4»f the Unit a that he do •> md de*ire pui»li-' tp.tiee of any kind, ami

Id* wi-lo * will be be*f. eons’lltird by

Ballou Brothers,

k: i»sVTK?<'rKii>4. !Scw York lily.

>i< >1

lOo Ilroaduay,

leM 1 .'Uii

If you are alive, to yourself i before, to the j*t r»i)it nauu-d.

11 a>h; it you die

ORVIBL DGIVOAR. W. H. THOMka. JACOB DUMCaa. n. DUKCK.K Jk. t o.,

<4h:r*K:rt.vL.

Commission Merchants, — AnJ Oaulero In I FLOUR. GRAIN, PRODUCE. WHISKIES AND CIGARS,! TllSimi To-daV for $20,000! 7I.>. I’d We-Mt l.oui-lann Mt., i

KIS r rOKl S1IAAVL., V,tv bonut I fill A lull lino of oilier UooUs anil Notion* fr Al (ftfriX Jk NAC'ftftOtdAS^ No 1*2 \Ve*t Washington street, api 13 .Lim ImltanajKilis. In.liana. ^ouat-tcrs x f\ n Y ( ; v ~ >« • £g) Jj, 1 . " STATE.5INDIAN/^

.-A''# ■ ;P.£i

CAR BUILDERS.

h:‘sf, i*0l)s!llft

(its b"inif

« i iu lii- I’ 11 1 nfri!) tip liiiii-ilf. II" h i- tliips fir stiiiliI pi'lN 'pn'i '"i-ly mcl !"il :iniHun" liki- |iuhlii ity, iiml it i fjci'iil, tIpi'y '' ir|, 'Ty ni-' p'— irv r.i -ay tlmt Ii" ilhl nut .-it-

think siii'li scene* are

wm !.iirucv K 15 M, 4 U5 I.. I ..lie >1 i

;iin*t tlu* <1 .nr. \*i)it don’t •‘.ire.

ex pre from

— y**t vc - | dm

nl-

think you would *!i*lik»

blren’.* lace* that tin i r f it lo r wa *

have it thrown tu

you chili

every week. Mi*tike, Inde 'il! Yi * *iy it vva« a drunken mi*e il.- nation,

to I

pretty aeeurately wh it i*'going on in our soft satellto, and o- •asionally get our bulletin* be

ink

rather (ioing l

think it Wa* time

to, a i aboi

if not from it , whi ti will of

quite .a* accurate, vve dare *ay. a* same of the t rrestnal intetligenci* tclegraptu .| from the other-id. 'f the Atlantic.-A'c"* York Jour-

ii'tl ot' I'ouimerrr. «

for. if you and a* for

in di*gu*t! Indeed! I -hnuld

horn *♦ person was tin re.

cm -ee that far. it i* one oYlork. being disgu-ted, ti’.* **nou :h t.» . 11 * -

of a woman.”

Thp ^on tli in Furor of ^lililury llu Ie, .ludge Marvin, of Florida, late 1'rovMonal (i<»v ernnr, and the present Senator cbet, i* of

• opinion that the majority o"

/ n* of the South would prefer

under military rub*, and

gu*t a s.aint of a woman.

Mr. Slick ri'tire*. and unf.rtunat* twe* chair.* and runs against the •

awaken* the last edition of the . . , , . •

Mr. .Mirk nvover* hi* e*iuUibnuiii, and com- I n,u V 1 PD^^'-^b d by hi* voyage and the unui.Y..n..oa win.rtn.r- "Ull I ‘ \ . 1 ti ‘lU.'ll t alld fall I'P* III! llUH UndcrgOn

l lie exact date of hi

*ay

tend tlo* Bi-ton M itir.ee, and hi* brother, <•••ner.il Divi*. *ay* that he never heard him •* any intention of doing *o. So far attending any place of public amusement, Ie* did not ( von-how him-rlf in tho publh* -lining r.10:11. but took hi-i meal* in the irtm.-nt ia whtcii be madi: h;tn.*elf [iracti-

ly a prisoner.

There wt re no seeni** or incidents about or in th** hotel during the dav. There wa* at no time more than the iisii il number of person* about tic* balls and n o ling rooms, and not the usual number in Lb:* ia dm ’ ante room and eorrt.b r which I d to .Mr. I> 1;i*’room, for these w.-rc kept - ntirdv .dear by the proprie-

tor of Hi * liof.’l.

I’io* inti nti m of Mr. Dav is to proeeed to < 'inada last evening was frustrated by tlu* e .mliti n «-f his hi alth, as he found himself

UKO stoodami.

Builder, G II. A D X M It It.

yi r.ie< .nouff: m co..

Builders of every description ot

RAILROAD CARS,

<;\ YIIIUID<;F., INDIANA.

REFERENCES.

1 R K Smith, President C. A I. C. Ilailway, CoI lumlui-, 4). ; ,1. M. Ilidenour, President G. .t I. J. i It. U , < ollege Corner, Ind.; J. M. Lunt, 9uperint. ndentc * I 4 . R. R., Indianapolis. Ind.; L. William-, A —istant Superintendent C. II. A I>. R. i It . < lurinnati, <>,; J. It. Weller, Assistant Superint. uilentD. cL M. R R., Day ton, < >.; D. Melgiren, 1 General .Superintenilent A. A G. YY. Railway, C injeinati, <).;J. F. liincoln. Assistant Snperintendent 4' A 1 .f R. R„ Hamilton. »>.: G. W Smith, Gcro ral Freight Agent C. A I. ('. U. K., Indianapo- ' 11*. I u t.; II C. Ia.nl, President C. k I. R. It,. < inati.o. dec,IH dim

the opinion that th** majority 4*f tho old citi-

* of the

tary rule, an

tion In Congre**. rather than to eomo back into the Lnion with tho disabilities imposed

‘ ( oin**, lan lloid. illl Cntil it doth run o F«*r l hi* 11 iglii \\ ell

T.*

OL V <

the South would prefer always to live

without represT*uta-

lixed, but acting under phy*ieian, he will not ut-

a* unden

for fhe last lew day*, ib*parture. is not

the advices

* 1 iurniy to-day. The

*»afement’th it lie would last evening become the .gu *t ol ( hath** u’Conor proved to he unf«>und<d, a* li»' r**m dr.'d in tlie h r *tfl, a* he robably will during tlie nunaitnler of his Neith 1 r i* th* *.* any tnith in the st.atethif. (Jeneral Hubert A nderson enllfal upon Davis. Somebody thought he saw General Anderson making inquiries at the oltiee of the hotel during the morning, and there-

-filPN KP'ricnilly Ixvoine •TPooni.tructed,” as m»ir«"iiomc' fii«a»aiit; find' your .ompany is "P'>n sii|>|.’'N’ d I"- 'v .s p,t.,Mft t,. . all upon n qtilrcpl fpy I ppnurpsN, an,) thus (fet liaok into • v „ rv 1 | I> pvps, atul tins waa tlie'ole luun<iatiuii for ti)"

and with universal sulTrafT"; and lie thinks the

[•"'•"" nf snWety th authorilv of tnilil:i

an,

••"" of soi'ipty fheri 1 is l>"ttpr [preserved hy thnritv nf military eninnianplera than it ever

will he hy the elvil authorities. Shnultl the | A aeliKhtfUl hushand you an ! Y'nu try to

eoinmsinders than it ever

inonces singing;

i»rd. illi Mu* l*i*\\ iug !»ov\ 1

i over i ti ight

UOUTOVV We'll get

44 Murder ! what a bedlam! A lunatic asylum would be Heaven to this place. Now th if you have woke up the baby and made night hideous, I hope you will go to b.*d and sle« otf your drunken lit. Ain't hb* 1 drunk ? no. You are perfectly -ober. (lot a bad turn of hiccups, that’s all. There, hush, papa is a brute. A brute! Yes, you are a gentbqr

OLD LONDON DOCK.

ri p ! p , r ‘

(Hi.

man

flip t nion, thpn

ink’ •e i

ress, and n. says Ihe

mn, I

unlairnnism of racoN, ami a prHudioB even

iiia i;ct back Into .Imi;;", a natural

ery a?repal)lr.'

Mr. Slii'k still sin"*, anil aftomiifs tn j' r a | p

a prt'judic’B even j netrro nunstrel. ami then turns into lipii.

»t romtrr flian Urn natural hnstllity, which \( you should lipsrpn in I hi t step )fpi wouhi cannot h"ov"r.’om","NpP"lally undpri-ircum- be hcsipecd hy tho proprietors i f minstrel impulsion, siii'li as are now pre- trmii>M u, .lamir in their halls. I. for

ip .-ne’ 1 - *“ ’ ’— — 1 ’

IVis.p story.

sf im-es of . .mpul-ion, sui’h ns are now pre-i trofipeN ui iiance in their nails, i, tor my s.Til.r’d to tl," >n,p ,. »,|,| masters will never ! j(Sr t! wouhi like to know if you make your11 ' ,l ' ,ri "' •lii'iiisi'hi s Into suhmissjon j se | ves ridiculous atyour meetmifa as you ito to "Hi! " ■ riiiii' nt adiiiinlsh-rp'd hy their I w | l( , n y,fl, n . turn f ron) i think your infornn r slaw-, lleni'e there will always he an [ tellectual qualities must get vvomtertull;

velopeil—liter

strui'tures proposei] on nejro

■ry mu!

■ an the

Ti au'o. lie has

ilement of ilanifer at the very liasis of

pro]

no ilonht, however, that the work of reconstruetion now in progress will result in the reunion of all the States. There is some question amomr S nators eleet from the Southern

y de-

rally crammed. How on earth

you can digest so muidi knowlialtre is a wonderment to me. Y our i luli must lie the host school in towd: anil hy your eomlui’t to-niiftit you show y^lirself to he an apt pupil. Now.

Hie I nion iin li r the military reconstruction

n' t, tlii'y will lie allowed to take their seats. It is tie yoneral opliii'm that tlii'y will not, w 11li"ipt a rr-i i.'. tioii. This is th" view of Senator Jolitlsoii. itut til")-" M'l'ins to lie strong [•"isnns to tli" "ontraiv. and in fiver of tlieir r' "eptj ,n. Tlie--inti,, i n stales are eertatnly -•tsl'-. alllioiiljh ,t loav l..; outside of the I ninii. Ttiey are roeo'tni/. a t.v ('onerress as lates lInis existing l.y ti,.. v< ry requirement 1 liat they shall make tloar ronstitutions eonf"rm to the will of ('oniri-e-s Ie lore they pan h" admitted Into or received Into tlie l nion. lienee, as -tales, they ean leirally, it would seem.' If’ t Senators prior U> their admission into the Union. This is always done hy Ter--’•"-n's which l>eoome, after formlni! tlieir

as, States outside of the l nion, and

after their admission their Senators and llepre-

sentatives proceed to take thetr seats.

ter minds, when all you discuss is whl«kv. wine and ^ood viands, oh, yes; only a litlle j refreshment. Now how much hetti r it would look In you to spend the money upon your

and spend it at a

and leave your wife and three

Jjgr ThWitinderpest has attain made It* appearance In England, and orders have been

famtljr; hut no, club room, am

blessed litlle innocent ones to make a scanty meal from what was leftover from dinner, and all lieeause you are lo oor^o yourself, like a irlutton, in your Huh house. Thai's what it all pomes to by helieying what a man -ays. Heaven know-, if [ ever -et free of the burden, I will never tak" another one upon myself. I, n ave, tlien) Yes,that wlniljyou always say, when^oii know that I ha\e nothing to t’o with, not even a dress tit to lie si -» on the street. Then you ask why I don’t leave if I am dissatisfied? Y ou know that such eonduet would dissatisfy the most lenient of wives. 1 have always endeavored to perform mv duty, and then to lie abused in this man i sob ner, , it is too soli lead indeed. If I had remained

at home in single blessed—”

Mr. Slick fell asleep, and dreamed that

was turned into a

A Telesrnpliic lllundcr. A mii.i-ler in Pennsylvania who was absent on a \i«it, was recently invited to return h mie by the followng di-pateh. We give tii.-t the way in which it was written:

j» ’J".

T> Rev- Mr. S— H— . Fn: Come homo to marry M. E. Stewart, Thursday morning. Answer immediately. Mrs. s -— W-—. The worthy divine received the message in a shape which startled him considerably, if not more. He doubtless thought lie was going to lose lii- wife in a way quite popular nowadays. Tliis was it: ( "ino home and marry me. Star! T m.s-

il.ay morning.

T''' The till train lirjO'i'SK tells tlie folio", ing hard one: Mr. might have been s"i u > • - ter lay dr living his infant, tn a I. it.) • hal- • up Mam street, nreiiinpanied by ids wile. N.iw, sin Ii 'I'.dits are eommon enough, Imt win n il | i- -taled that r nl r liimilian is ninety years :

s wile Imi seventeen, and the baby j months, it must he confessed that a

new jihasc i- juit upen tlie matter. Such, however, Is tin: ease. The venerable father j walked with an clastt. step, and the yoiithml | mot In r -eemed to he as happy as mort al nei I

.uMunary sphere, while Mie i'.ai

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f Oppu«li« Colon Depot,) INDIANAPOLIS* INDIANA. #’L’orihltfnmenU Bolidtod. PoBt^Oce Hox 1‘242. Bpr‘24 Jtf

COPARTNERSHIP. ARCHITECTURE.

f|MIK imilerstEneJ have thi* day

4*(>partm*r>hi|* «\»r thi*

nii< u geP4*ral Architectural Im* olllce formerly oc.cupicl bv . Vinton Block, ••orncr «*l Ma

ntered into a of transoct-

In the

nia streets, >cc.»nd tloor.

J. L. 9mythmyer,

I'ennsy Iv

FOUNDRY. Cliarles Steffens. .("till Schneider. wrurricvM * Hoiii’vutuKK’M IJNUi.VSi.V 1*4>L,1!-V PhoiBix Bell and Brass Fouudery, 26 Union Railroad Track, half *qiiare east of Union Depot, IndiannpolG, Jndiai All kind* of Faucets and Stea tings constantly on hand.

ua. and Gas Fitmar;U) dJiu

HARDWARE.

aninent I*hysic.iauB,

vs*ing all

of age. hi* \vi

cighte!

thi*

.V ."■* ‘7-t^

TIllS HICUCIOUS TONIC,

K.-iieedatly ilesignud for the use ol the MEDICAL PROFESSION AND THE FAMILY.

* now indorse*! by all the promin Chemi-t*, and Connoisseurs, os tho-e intrinsio medicinal (jualii diurclic, which iHilong to an

«LS> AKJ> PURE «IK. We trust that our established reputation fu,aided u [ion eighty-eight years of ex|>erie nee abundantly vindicates our Haims to public conddence, and guarantees the excellence of this

Standard Article.

I’m up in Cases, containing one dozen bottles rat'll, and sold hy all prominent Druggists, Uro- ,. ,. Ir. A. M. 1S1NINGER1 CO., >;-i iMislied 1TJF1 | Sole Importers,

No 15 Heaver street. New York. IS 3 II,V, NKMOUH * VO.. 14:1 South Meridian street,

Indianapolis,

Wholesale Agents.

opinion* of the Prexo. I'lic Hmingers.No. 15 Heaverstrcet. havea very luuh reptitaiion to sustain, as the oldest and best house in New Vork.—I Home Journal. The lion-e of A M. liiningarJt Co., No. 15 Beaver street, lia- sustained lor a period of eighty years a reputation that may well beenvied.—i New York Evening Post. jell deodiweowly

smiled and crowed in cestaey of delight.

NOTICE.

Here :

j his wife

thundergust, ot

issued in Council for the prevention oi re- . whicli he could hear the distant rumbling of

itrlction of its ravftges, IW P® n 5 U P Hre.

T if Some weeks since the wife of a respectable eiti/.cn of Troy died after a brief illness - leaving tier husband something like smYOiio, which she had carefully saved from money which came into her possession, and of the existence of which the husband was entirely ignorant.

rv O T I c E_

rill IK umlersiffned is I dors and plant ail

4 orders left at the Heral . ^ street, will reeaiye attention by

aprScUw WM.S.KUJBR.

now ready to receive orkinda al' Nursery Stock, raid office, or 81 West Ohio

E. A. HUTCHINSON ’& CO.,

Iuipt*i'U*iiind loiii.cr- .»i

njLVt I> W^V

No. !)0 Mnlliut strcrl.

Betwot’n 'I’liird find I’oArl

CINCINNATI, Oct I dJm

OHIO.

TOBACCO.

I .cw i- Madilux.

Wm. B. Maddux.

MADDUX BROTHERS, Dealers in Foreign’and Domestic LEAF TOBACCO, Anti Manufacturers of C? I Gr A. K. S y. 1T1 FKD*T -STREET, IfBW YORM. W. J. POUYDSTOHB, jaM-d8m Traveling Agent.

Anti ten years from to •Lay you get the ra.*h yourFreiiiium* may bo paid annually, semi annually, or quarterly. Tart note taken when required. Dividends every year after two years. Dividend September!, lN*4i. u per rent, i* R ite, adding from 60 to 120 per cent, to sun ”

thirty-live, we insure you day*. In .my other romp

year.

f4»r two > ear* and

) CM

puny you insure tor tute

WiUltCMl.

P. w . B1KTU0LURKW, (.cu'l Attont. No. *25 West Washington tStrcc*. deeS do*>wly IN DIAN Al’OLKK, I.KO. UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, Ol? I.YOIA.^ AHOL.1N.

rner VVasliiuglon and streets.

OF PILE—Northwest coi Meridian Ciibli Capital and SBrplBii, $?1H66 06 JAMES If. RAY’. President. K. B. MARTIN DALE, Vice Pres’t. D. W. Grl’Bbs. Secretary. marJJ d:im

FOR SALE OR TRADE. A Kpleudid Chauce lor In-

vetalnient.

f IIAY’E H4JO acres of Land, fourteen miles 1. soutbeart of this rity, on Indianapolis and iinnati Uailroail. w ithin one mileot the sta-

' lc

on so as to make three, four or fire farms; farm houses and two barns; about

(mcinnati Uailroad. within one mile<

tion, for sale or trade lor property in this city ( inCincinnati, 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 farm has two good farm houses and two barns; abo 400 across well set in meadow, three orchards, a grist and saw mill with circular saw, which will

tie'sold separate or with the land.

WM LOVE

aprlS dftt Real K-tate Broker. ! t he Cincinnati Enquirer and Commercial w ilt copy one week amLseml bill to this oltiee. 1

PROFESSIONAL.

•-aiTiui'.l E. Perkin

Henry it. ‘-ayler.

ins.

Lew is .lor PERKIM*, MAYLElt .V .1 OH DAN, \1|/I LL practice in the I n Bed States Courts, VV and tne Civil and Criminal courts of Indiana. Will give special attention t Bankruptcy, Collecting aud Probate business office, room No. 4 -Etna Bail'I ing. North Pennsylvania street. adrll dSns*

ITH HPIRAL SHAPE.

riMII* form Kivei the greateststriMigth at the 1. »uia lest pu>.*ibU* cost, ami makes it *ii|mrior to H solid co(4>er rod three luclu** in circuinler-

enc«.

Dr Boynton, ascientiffo proie^or, says as spiral ilauKC* *tiffeu the rod. and theroufeh talgea dissipate the electricity, and therein i» much better than a smooth surface. And Professor Buckman, of Philadelphia, says the open flanges running spirally the w hole length of the rod ena* le* 1 he fluid to treely traverse b**th surlaces, and at the smiio time pursue tho spiral course to its

movement.

Min sox * Lioutsino Rod.—This rtul has received the highiist marksot coiuinendatioii which science can give. It has !>een endor-cfl by Moses ti. Farmer. Klecfcrical Engineer. Boston; Dr. Bucicmaii, Professor of ( hemistry in Pennsylvania Medical University; and,inueed,hy fiver hve hundred ProfeMors iu Golleges, and other seientifle men, as the best rod ever invented, and loos-

ing all the elun

oi»e» on receipt of price

Office Kc&uoved. from 74 Circen Street t To 176 Jefferson stn et. between Filth and Center, near the Willard Hotel. Gonsiiltationa private and all business strictly eoniideBtial Address THK GALKN’tj liKAD D1SPKNSAHY, •ouldAwlv Louisville Kentucky. DR. WM. THOMSON’S

Ofllct: piiiii Cou.'ultai.ul. PariorB at* ..vaitd

"**«. M6 Mouth Ibelik-warc Ktrevl,

V17 11KUK he* wi.'l coJitmue vv Uy tn at ami (ii iv Private DiM*a.*es, iu all their species, stages, ramillcalions amt,

ph; *.■*.

l*f. 'Vn i iionison will give] I,,: r^ii^^u 1 ^ cib’. i *.. i.eal aiid permanent! cl. ■ • . • 'lias v no charge. j Id-. y» m. Thomson has made*

the treatment of Private Diseases u specialty since the vear ls r >l- three vears in tbeeitv of But'lalo, v “* v * - _ - . » . =

anil

v^ars practice in C hicago,

e the year ISM- threeyears in tbeeitv of Bul- , New'York, eight years in Chicago’Illinois two years in Pcona, Illinois During eight rs practice in C hicago, Illinois, he cured over

i, in his practice lor Scrvfral disease* of the blood.

lirteen thousand cas

Dr^Wm. Thoi

Jieui

ms nt.

Wi_ f ala. Rheumatic and general diseases of the blood, uses a Fumigating V apor Bath of the most ingenious hind, in conjunction w ith internal treat-

itlNJ

sell-abuse

uol :

cuts necessary

ning. ) tlr>t 1

he eleme

ihliugs from lightnu „

It has received the first premiums at tho State Fairs of New York, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Connecticut, and at the National Fair, Maryland Intstitute, American institute of New York city, Franklin Institute of Philadelphia, Mechanics’ Institute, Cincinnati, ami at very many County ami District Fairs in all sections of the country. It has been successful in every contest. Over three hundred newspapers ami other journals have spoken of it in terms of the highest praise, ami it lias been liberally patronized by the most intelligent people

wherever introduced. DAVID MUNSON.

Ollice No. 62 East Washington street, over Munson A Johnston’s Stove Store. m»r27-dtmi

SHOW CASES. SCHMITT SB S-H.O,, SHOW CASE WAREROOMS, So. GO 71 a.in Nt., Cincinnati, unto, Skajr All kinds at Show Case* kept on hand aud panda to order. lupirft dSm

CHEAP LAND. tSlJX.X'Y’ CETSTXS i»ER. AOktE ! 500,000 Acres BnM in Vive \« "ch.l •08 will Buy I HO Acne*. A URICULTURAL COLLEGE SCRIP is now offered at the above price. Any Government land not yet taken may bo entered upi these

Warrants.

Scrip for sale at Branch Bank of state of Indiana. Call upi or address o. It. KKOL'S

j an23 w2m

Ires* ( . YVostYV,

USE.

aehpuguxi street,

I ii'lianapNplia.

FISH. ■». J. ’A'UO.RA>B4KY Ac CO., YY/'HOLBSALK aud Retail Dealers in Fresh W Lake, River aud Sea Fi»b of alt klipds, Ovsters aud Ganpo. Also, Commisoian Merchants, HIT S.iiith Illinois street, Indianapolis. BhipinciPL. iu an) amount made to all [parts of the e.oppntry. Orders solicited anil promptlv attendol to. iiiar3:lil:tn)

UlS SO lO.SM'Tli'N Wflll t.VT OTP 't KslAtll l-ill Hbr of the same ii auitp. iuori'Ut. i Irniiiuiapo! - W. & H. QLEJtN, Proprielor*.' j Has nOOONMCCTlON WITH ANTOTUKHkST 1BLIS1P a* nt of the same name, tu or out of Indianapolis W. A. U. UL.U.NN, Vroprlrlor*. Ie5 dtf V Y Ia T4 ' SS BEE EI X "V E 13 THE I. e tt tl i ii IT o tt Nt e I.N TMK NT A I »•: BitK Rich Silks, Dress Goods, C’limhw, * Ian %> Ih. ■Bs.iu.-I •«-. Trimmings, Laces, Notions,Etc. iLtretsOAR.* n viki: ro omokm.

No. 2 West U ash.. Cor. Meridiau St. jelS deodlv

sexes t

morbid symptoms unless combated b\° scicntiilo medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance.dark spot* under the eyes, |>ain iu the head, ringing the ears, anti noises like the rustling oi leaves a rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins weakness of the limbs, confused vi*i4>n, blunted intellect, loss of conildence, diihhkc in

clung strangers, * tiislik**

proaching stranger*, a tli

quaiutanccs, adispi^sition ti* *hi:.. memory, hectic Rushes, pimples

jut

i«jty. l

•w

k>*s «

mqry, hectic flushes, pimples and vatnn iptions alK>ut the face, limed tongwO, :ti-,. id breath, coughs, consumpfon, mono-

sweats, fetiti breath, coughs, mania, and frequently iu>au The afUicteil, on tlie first .

an ity.

oAuievc-u, on ine first appearance oi an. < the above sviuptom.*. *houlti '.mmcii. elv Mr*.*iy

Wm. Thom

South Delaware: F. O. Box If 50

to Dr. Wm. Thomson for iel

office and fousult.

outn 1

Louis.

•on for relief, msultai it*n street, Ind

l’.*irb»rs, vdis, ii-di

No. -‘9

’< nar.a. feb4 dlv

£ A1RGULARS of every description neatly exVy ecuted on eommon white or colored paper, letter paper, note paper, or, in fact, on any kind or anaOSof pnpmr dflMn^and orieee aceordInidv. OdlalSp OFriCff.

PHYSICIANS.

j. ti. voeAK'r, n. ■»., SURGEON AND ACCOUCHEK.

Office No. 130 (residence No. ISO) North 1‘cnngyl-

u. street, one mid a I tall square.- North of

. street, one an.t a halt squarePootoUice, Indtanupulif, India > hours bom seven to nine *

hree amt serea to nina r. u.

m ,one u fei-33 dly

PLASTERER.

J. n. O * R R 1 E K ,

» TEIk,

Corner sixtM mmA .711ae4*8ip|>l.

aprU dftffi

CARRIAGE MAKERS. - B. O. Sli.A.'W', Manufacturer of all kinds of Fashionable Carriages AND BUGGIES, "V/TADE from first class material, and of very l.v_L superior workmanship. A large aud complete assortment on sale at .Ho. 3t* Kunt tdeorfilu HSrvvt. my2 dim TUE ClYIOiY COACH SHOP

Killer, Wile hell & Slougli, C'*r. of Kcmlutky Av. und Ifeorijtu *t,

JEWELRY. El C. Clocks, Watches ami Jewelry, YV.YTf ll UKUAUUNU, KTC. >1. 1>. STACK Y\ No. li North Meridian St., ludumapolirt, Ind f WOULD rcspeetfuUvannounce to mv oM ctuL tinners aud the public gene rally that 1 luixo icsiimedmy business at tlie above’staud, wcent >>»u are all inviteil to call and examine my -lock oi Clocks, Watches and Jewclcy. « .i*ii paid lor old tiidil and Mlvcr. Mr. J. U Forl'c-. mv (dtl partner, will bo with me ready to nri ’.mniodato nis friends. K-pei i.il attention paid to tlie re pairing 4»f raili'4»atl time kecpeis. inarlO dJiu GEORGE DAVI3, Watchmaker and Jeweler i ND dealer in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. ^ V s pe4 ial attention paid to repairing. No. :)'i West Washington street, four doors east of Palmer House, French’s old stand. Indian * polls. inarSdlm

SAW WORKS. India ua poliM Saw Work*. X. -F-A.H.r.E'X-, 'VTANT FAGTUHER of warranted extra <'a*4i 1 vI Meel, Fatent Ground, Circular, Mill, Muley, Gix»ss Gut and Webb 9aws. $||^Manufactory un i Warehouse, No. 1>H SoutH Fennsylvania street, opposite Sinker A G^-.’s Machine Shop, o»>e squaiceast of l imou De. l>ot, Indianapolis, Indiana. inarJW d3m

K. C. ATK1K8.

J. H. KAPi’KS. II KNlPrKNBlCjU;

E. V. ATKINS A GO.,

, .’V'*

'i ^ 4 r

ork made to oraer in tne latest siy ies. Thankful lor past favors, we still exte invitation to one and all to give us a call. N. B,—A good, top >t»ring wagon for sale

r sale cheap.

H-

m>2 d2w BaK.MKKMAH A KKVYKK, IliRRUGB MlNIlFifilllRBBS N«. 123 E»at WaslilBKion street. (Successors to George Lowe.) TJAVE slwjkyi. on hand, of the latest style. XL Barouches, standing aud tall tops. Jeuny Ltnds, Upera and Top Buggies, Sporting Wagous, and Market w^anUd-^ Repairing done with neatness and dilateb^

Mnniifai-Hirers of extra Ca-t -Steel patent ground Circular, Kill, Muley, €r«bs tut .V!S 1J VV1CB VV Si. Manufactory and Warehouse: No. '21ft S. Illinois St„ south of Union Ltepot, IN DIANA P 4JHS. IN 1»1 AN A. A AAIU1CI' L \ It attentlou paid to retoothiug and al straightfiiing Circular Saws, Also, repairs utaUi.iu.ts. Breakage at owner's risk, jaultijihu

BREAD KNEADER. f P^Brea.!. Biscuit, Cake, etc., in less than half the usual time. Lover* ul good bread should not fail to get one. Testimonials from some of our leading citizens prove, beyond a doubt, it is all we represent it to be. Size 1, S and S kneads six, ten and fifteen pounds of (lour respectively. A. G. CRANS. Sole Agent 59 West Washington street, IaAinttv<Maprll dim