Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1867 — Page 2
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nATLY BEBALD-
L,AfrK XJ>KVlcm». Kditor.
om^l g~t° ‘T.n BOILDIMO. 1 0 i«9 Em« WMklnvMn «ree*. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 21.
Effcctn of Kadical Tcacliinff. The Richmond Time* thus contrast* the
condition of tlm colored race in those portloi * i J
fcREELEY DEF£NDDM> BHClf,
Hoot to'* Diary.
The Journal of yesterday say*:
« The copperhead press have been exceedingly anxious of late, that the diary of Booth, the assassin, should be published, and have indulged in some ominous inuendocs as to ^mc fearful things recorded therein which ihe ogre Stanton feared to have see the light." That’s- pretty heavy on the Secretary of War. When his peculiar friends term him « ogr» Stanton," or infernal demon Stanton, well may he exclaim, save me from such friendships! It was not the “copperhead press" which “ have been exceedingly anxious of late, that the diary of Booth should be published." ft was such radical papers as the New York Tribune, the Cincinnati Commercial, and that ilk, that were clamoring for the publication of the diary. It was "bottled up” BUTT.hr, a confiscation and anti-reconstruc-tion radical, who opened the ball in regard to the diary and its spoliation, charging that if it had not been mutilated by some of the "loyal olficers of the Government, it would hajc substantiated the innocence of Mrs. Surratt. Anil the telegraph of this morning states that •• Beast " BrTl.RR, In a card, notwithstanding the assertion of "ogre Stanton" and Jon JIot,t', that the diary ol Booth is just as it was when taken from his person after be was slain, still insists that it was spoliated by Government officials, and that nothing has yet transpired, in his opinion, to weaken his charges in regard to it. If the diary was an Innocent affair, and bad no bearing upon the conspiracy for the assassination of President Lincoln, or upon the persons charged as co-conspirators or accomplices with Booth, why was it so carefully withheld l com the public, even after the terrible <»i- • I aught of Bun.Fit on Binoji am, whose only exploit, he said, during the rebellion, was the h inging of an ••innocent woman?" The pertinacity of Butler in adhering to his former. , xpressions in regard to the matter, which arc certainly not creditable to the parties engaged in the prosecution of the assassination trials, i, somewhat singular, unless he has some evidence to sustain the stand he has taken. And the whole affair is a radical mystery, we oppose we shall have to await development-, which will surely transpire, to arrive at the facts in the case. There is an old maxim to he elfeet that when rogues fall out honest inVn are apt to get their dues, and the little differences which BuTI.KR, Orkelky and other leading radicals have raised In the radi cal camp, will undoubtedly develop much of the hidden rascality among the radical leaders luring the past six years, but it will take volumes to give an inkling even of the bight, and depth and breadth of their wi, kedne-s.
Protectionist Theories.
A Chicago high tariff paper tells us that •• consumption is not the only or chief end of man.” If, in reference to matters within the sphere of political economy, consumption is not the end, will that journal inform us what Is? What Is the end or objector production, if nut consumption? The same paper assures us that “ no one is fit to live who is not adding to the productive force of the world.” This is rather hard upon lunatic and disabled paupers, and the whole tribe of infants and little boys and girls. It may perhaps squint at those amiable Individuals—retired gentlemen and ladies who, having accumulated capital, spend without earning, and Instead of entering into competition with producers pay those producers, thus making their work mon profitable than it would be without such patronage. That journal may imagine that it is benefiting the producers but the latter will be -low to see the benefit. ,
Andersonvlllc reran* Camp .tlorton. Hjj would be glad to have the Journal answtr us a plain, simple question. If the rebels deliberately starved and tortured our prisoners to death in their vile prison pens, why is iCthat the reports of the War Department* -how a greater proportion of deaths among rebel prisoners in the North than among Union prisoners in the South? Why is it that rebel prisoners at Camp Morton, Johnson’s Island, and other points, who were kindly treated, comfortably clothed, well fed, and scientifically doctored, died out of the service more rapidly than our own men who were starved, frozen, shot, Inoculated with hospital gangrene, and otherwise fiendishly tortured to death In the hells of Belle Isle, Salisbury and Andersonville? - - Kelley’* Bonst. The 1’liarisee.s are still whining over Kelley's grief at Mobile. Their latest dodge is to deny that he boasted of having the entire military foroe,of the Government at his back. In a late number of the Mobile Timm vre found the following extract from his brutal
speech:
"One word I have to say: Xubmiij hatl better undertake to put me dmrn. 1 tdl you the Fifteenth United^ States infantry are at my back, and if the Fifteenth United States in-
of Virginia which h#ve been free from tl o teaching:, of radical missionaries, from those
where they have held high carnival:
During a recent visit to a section of the State not thirty ml^ps distant from thi s clt !
were exceedingly gratified to note
relations which existed between the two races. TjJwgent of tbe freedmen’s bureau w&s an Wst an ^faithful omdai.who WMdlscharging his diftles faithfully *nd discreetly, «ndno
.Hnprant orator had intl'imc d
,13 city, we »the kindly
Tiliuxe TBE OFFEMS1VB.
^ __
■Hu Pours oat Ms Wrath Upon the
Union Lea^ne Club.
pations, ami seeking, by thrift and energy, to ‘Tpr^pla^UtionTat the country stores, and at the usual places of public resort, the Intercourse of the*blacks and whites was marked by courtesy, kindness and good feelin*''. The faripera spoke for the most part in
' praise of the improving honesty and of the freedmen, and the blacks
terms of industry
were axeited and dsqjurbed by no thought of social equality with their late masters. What we saw was simply a quiet, industrious, agricultural community, which had not been disturbed by alrno-t dally anil nigbtly teachings of itinerant agitato^!-. The country h ul been
terrible scourged by y*e late war, but h caped those pernh iMs iniluences which i .. i nf rauoa Tf. h
ut had es-
men-
jroncliesup a Clerical Haraagite and an Impudent Puppy.
live* Skis View*of Jonnsalftam, Pro. plainly hi* Tntnre Poltey, anil Bare* bi* Enemlc* to do Their \Vor»t.
| Telegraphic Corresp. Cincinnati Commereial
NEW York, May 23.
i The Tribune, to-morrow, will contain a let- < ter from Horace Greeley, arraianing a select committee of the New York Union League. Tor calling a meeting to take action on his conduct at Richmond. The letter is, in many irespects, a remarkable document. Mr. Gree-
'bandog to en irday eveni
punisl
ogues who arc paving the way iur a wu. ■ races, it is not yet too late to avert from the !
taken to arrest and
K 1
South’ the horrors of such a struggle. Let the commandant of this District exercise thifgrcat powers wYtli which he is invested with tlie lirmness and impartiality which he has reeerflly exhibited, and may win
imperishable renown, nalty of military la
wy of mercy to the vanquished, nter the club house, tbe next
mg,
ot your scowls, ere tee
day i ar sci
rawjue < d been ;
I received a full broa, listened Co a clc,
dside rical
Should tbe severest ■ fall upon those who
advocate outrage,'oppression and injustice to the frecilmen, no respectable white man will
|Aifd beta providentiulhj removed because of IA is notorious leanirujs toicard clemency, in
ike way for • successor who won
From Harper’s Monthly Magazine.
a little! Slack alible,
Darling wiffel
nch breathless haste on
Slack
Why such breathless haste and hurry
All thy life? Igor of thy
Ere"
Tell those monsters. Care and Labor,
Just to wait.
Slack the rlgoiGvfthy striving,
Slack a little! Slack a little. Bnsy hand! Slack thy robbing and thy scrubbing. Drop the sand: Minister thy blessings slowly. And the longer Bind Love's thousand precious tendrilAll the stronger! Slack a little! Slack a little. Weary feet! TU a thorny mid ye’re treading. Death to greet. Slackyonrquick andfearless stepping, Spare your strength! Ye the golden streets of Heaven Shall tread at length: Slaeka little! Slack a little. Precious heart! Slack the fervor of thy throbbing Ere we part. Thrill not thus with every sorrow AnxiouS ever! Trembling like an Angel Lyre
Forever.
Strung for high and holy themes.
Slack thy ;
n those rap
Perhaps to-mor.-ow!
holy iuv ;
Heaven those rapturous themes may wake
) to-
pe n a
aries who hav
border to ma •J-ivc the ret
U was soon made to comprehend thy
vho
d no
of things now pn
pro rev:
ducedthe deplorable state
ailing hero.
J. Wilke* BoolbAllvc !
The following le ter to the Picayune from i
additional light on the
we some days sim c
Galvi-ton, throw.strange statement
notlctil:
Galveston, Texas, May 10.
To the Editors of the Xeic Orleans Picayune: Notwithstanding two years nave elapsed since the assassination of President Lin und tlie subsequent captnre and death, was plllri dly announced, of the assassin, J. \Yitk.s Booth, you are doubtless aware of the fact i h it llii re are many persons, who. during all Ibis time, have doubted and still doubt tlio identity of the party alleged to Booth: and believe tbe identical, b'< John Wilkes Booth to !>e in existence si
na fide
till. ee my arrival her* I have met an,
... e following information from C'a[ R. Johnson, who has recently returned from China and the East Indies, and whose name Is ivoll known to many of the citizens of New
ve, for a nui t found him
my
Knowing him as I have, for anum-
msn of veracity, 1 can vouch for the truthful-
Orleim*
ber of year-, and always having
nc-s of bis -t ill mi nt, the substance of which
is a- follows:
••While lying at anchor in the port of C deiitla, British Indii, prior to our starting on our honiewar l voyage, in the latter partu December, Disi, my attention was attracted by the arrival of a magnificent clipper ship—the most beautiful model I ever saw—carrying English colors, and which dropped her anchor only a few rods from my vessel. I soon ascertained she was called tlie B rd of the i i.-.' in and was commanded hy the n !. li .us Lieutenant W. Martin Tolbert. Having been well acquainted with him during the w ir. I dispatched a messenger to appii-e l.iui of my c lose proximity, and requested an interview . In reply hclnvited me to ‘•come on !> ir l at once," which I did. After half an hour spent in social intercourse over a bottle of wine, in her elegantly fitted cabin, he very politely begged to be excused, stating he had buslne-s In tbe city whiih demanded bis immediate attention, promising he would visit my ship
the same evening.
The evening wore along, and I had even him up coming for the night, and was miking preparations to turn into my hamm ek when the splash of oars greeted my c its. :u. 1 in a few minutes more the eapt an -b ; p I ■p m
deck, accompanied hy ar.oih.i
whom I reeogni/. ! a- Mr.
merly an engim ■■ r in the c nf. der-
ate navy .. The first remark me! - hy Ldbert was thi-: "Wake up, John-on. you are board-
ed by pirates." From my
s in
wi
ivc the rebel* a full measura of stern justice.
de to comprehend that I had no or none who dared seem such, ed assemblage, and some mala-
a few days afterward ent of my portrait, it* sisted, in a speech from
*in you idroit s
ipeeeh
justified solely
o th
rer having
made the club a prose
bare reception was resisted, in a spec the chair by your then Fresident— whose vigorous invective was justit y my pleadings for clemency to the rebels. Atoncea concerted howl ot denunciation
and rage was sent up from every side against me by the little creatures whom God, for some inscrutable purpose, permits to edit a major'ity of our minor journals, echoed by a yell of i"stop my paper," from thousands of imper-
fectly Instructed readers of the Tribune. On*
ipsed j m p U( ient pup
'cally whether
“ “ hanging Jeff. 1
fectfy Instructed readers of the Tribune. One ,dcnt puppy wrote me to answereategori-
1 was or was not in favor of
hanging Jeff. Davis, adding that I mu-t stop his paper if I were not. Scores volunteered assurances that 1 was detying public opinion: that most of my readers were against me, as if I could be induced to write what they wished said, rather than what they needed to . he told. I never before realized so vividly the baseness of the editorial vocation, accord-
conception of it. The din
Slack a little! Time, how fleeting!
Slack thy wing!
To my heart’s long cherished trcasui e
Let me cling:
tin to Mirth, and from his chalice Take the pleasure: Pilfer Wealth, and from his palace Take his treasure. Why suck haste my night to bring? Slack, U Time, thy scythe and wing) Slack a little! Slack a little.
Death, O Death!
Vaiu thy strife and panting haste.
All oat of breath!
See: she fears not thy approaching—
Thou hast no sting!
C asp her! in thr cold embracing!
She willsing!
Slack,O Death: how surethvl Thou was conquered on the Cross
vss, ss!
WALL PAPER.
WALL PAPER.
FRENCH ENGLISH
WALL PAPER!
New anil Elegant Designs,
irted the circumstance to the magistrate ior whom he wa* traveling. The latter torth- * 1 1 ' ‘ ’—“ - -nd went
<encss of
ingto the vulgar
raised about
my cars now Is nothing to what
ed and despised.
I then endu
ted hy the reflection that it is
power of pretending
at I
am humtliawas in the
iwer of such insect* to annoy me, even t^ pretending to discover with surprise somethin < that I have for years been publicly and
ally proclaiming.
lowing is the conclusion of the letter:
cinen—I shall mot a
th:-evening. 1 have an
a town and shall keep it. I do not recognize
engag
yon gem
ur meeton t out
pable of judging or even fully appro
in tiding me. You evidently regard me a- i vve ik -cuiimentalist, misled hy a m in !lin t !•..! . hy. I arraign you as narrow i:.- c! !
kb i-. who would" like to t.e n :u ••■ ; ' a t good cause, but don’t kn-.w h e.
, .11. mpt to base a gn at an 1 enki.ii . partj on the hate and wrath iic. e;«aiilv engendered l>y a bloody civil war. i- .- Hi .ii :h you should build a colony on an hu b : : o h: i ba.l somehow drifted into a trop'.e d i • a I tell yell here, that out of a .iff c nstanl'y ' -
voted to the good of-human hind, y.-ur
dren will select my going to Richmond 1
signing that ball bond as the wi-e t • n.
will f.-e! that it did more for frecd> in and hu-
gentlcman, ■ Troth, forn
, you : '.owlet
A 31m Waif. Rev. Dr. Butler, the well known Methodist missionary who entablishedthe mission of that church in India in Iftfitl, recently returned to thi* country. He makes the following statement of a remarkable case: In Itto!) a British soldier, while bearing a dispatch from one magistrate to another in the Kingdom of Oude, passed an unfrequented ravine, where he saw a pack of wolve*, and with them a human being, evidently one of their company. Immediately turning back be
;por r w
with mustered a number of Coolie* an
to the place. The pack of wolves lied a short distance and sought refuge in a sort of cave or den. Beginning to dig. the party soon discovered the feet of the wild man, and, drawing him forth, succeeded in binding and carrying him to the town. Dr. Butler ha* seen him often since, and says he is evidently a man, and at the time of his capture apparent-
ly about twenty-four years of age.
The captured creature at first violently resisted the attempt to put clothing upon him. but after a while ceased to tear the garment. Hu is now kept by a gentleman in the city of Thaje-Yampore, some eight hundred miles west of Calcutta. When first taken he was unwilling to eat anything but raw- meat, and has never been able to speak or make any approximation to a knowledge of the alphabet. H any one looks earnestly or sharply at him. In’expresses his annoyance by a half uttered grunt, immediately turning away and settling up >n lu- haunches In a corner of the room, or lie- ,|. w n. He eats his food off the ground; an.! although a hum in being, is in habits a
wolf, wilh the in-tinet- of th it beast.
Thi- Is certain I y an anomalous fact in history, a! though it is said that four simitar cases are known to have occurred in India, present-
ing the same general fact.-. u
IlIiHE, ADAH* Sc. CO.’S.
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ved from the Old he touud by old
private disease!
in all their varied and coosplicated forms. Fo. the past twenty years Dr. W. has made the treatment of private diseases his business and :
which has enabled hit
md I
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HATS AND CARS. NO W OPEN! *priag Styles ol* HATS AND CAPS, FOIL MEN A1STD BOTE'S, AT BAMBERGER’S, N«. 10 East WasMIngtaa Street. m»rl#-<Hmt»tT»
Velves alwmnd in India, where the inhabitant.- ,'ive wholly in the cities and villages; and at the approach of night all persons employed in the open country retire to these elii-ters of houses, or huts, and these roving
manity than all of yon were compcti nt to do, j and ferocious animals find free range. It frethou^h you had lived to the age i f ii thu-e- j ..; y happens that a wolf steals into a lah. 1 n-h nothing of you.thni, but th^t you | u. i- and eimes off a child, bo frequently
Is this the cose that in the schedules furnished
proceed to your end by a direct, frank, manly way. Don't slide off into a mild resolution of censure, but move the expulsion which y ti proposed, and which I deserve if I •!.-ir\e any reproach whatever. All I care f-r n that -you make this a square stand-up li.-hl, and r< card your judgment by yeas and niys. I care not how few vote with me. or haw a any vote again.-t me. for I know that the latter will repent in dust and asho, before three
k.-.c.u ledge of the* r \?p n h ^ta^!L ^once for all, that 1 dire
proi
e that I have held from the day
»n, I knew that he was in for a night's sport,4 . , f
d decided to let him have full swing. After 1 , the lin
aching the cabin, assuming a confidentiali —cr, said he, "Captain Johnson, you and” ol
e always boon fnei.d-, and I
eu gor. b-’ ,1.
I, and that I promise to lig
vou, ;ht it
urrender. So long as any man was
. i V ii’ivo’eTme4 seeking to overthrow our govi
*' ' * my enemy; from the hour in which he laid
wn hi's arms he was my formerly erring an. So long a* any is at he irt op-
■ 1 time with
hundre
pounds, in Caleutta, from I my Boston} Iriends. When I was here, just six months i
iys. I 1 ,! l 1 'Jl 1 -' r , ' r ., of all' m. n, which has beeomn p erlmg that Wilkes i lentilicJ ; vi!h loval.tr and nati.
seeking to overthrow our government he was
k • my enemy ,f down his
a an _ So long a* any is at be irt op
he national unity, the federal auritv. or to the assertion of the equal rights
raetieally mality, I
reaching the
mann
I have alway s been
on board your ship to hat you. I h ive just won a n pounds, in Caleutta, from nd-. When I was here, just
ago, la. king two days, I laid a w
hundred p. units st
was alive, w
staked, furm-h
month-. Two men were -- betedby my ad ver-ary to accompany me. their i .,
be paid by the loser. Wc have j.l-t g t l-ac-ji , iro . ( . rit)e ,| for re i,clUon, :
sworn.’ !,3i ''“‘•“•y 'uSin'ani'Th?j 'the freriiom of the'blaeks and the unity ot the
whenever the country shall
oro'
endangered. And so. gen that you will henc -forth commewbat better than you have
vc. wh-.cU was accept 1 1 /’j 1 j-hall do my hest to deprive him of power;
Jq", • .All Vikig- A cs * ’ / ,,,4 ‘v** 4 44 o»V. V • 44 e*» ,I urge the re-enfranchisement cl those now ' * ! * - 1 ' 1 -11!— M oon as I shall feel
is con-i-tent with
he is alive and enjoying excellent health. The judges, after debating the question at length
•red a decision in i
icy w
w hereabouts is known to
pers -he *
for recording the mortality in each place, one column is beaded, "carried off by wolves.” Dr. Butler’s theory of this strange case is that the she wolf probably cvrried off this rsou when he was an infant, but that before devoured her prey, the child in-t 1 -lively searched for food. Beginning t >w its nourishment, it awoke in the woll the material in-tinct which led to the preservation ol its life, and thus the boy lived and grew.
From tlie Na-hv die. Tennessee. Pres- and Times.
May It
Extraordinary Ncene in n Penitentiary—Attempted Escape of Tlire* Hundred Convict*. A portion of the hleh wall encircling the enclosure containing ttlc workshops coooactcd with the penitentiary has been taken down in the rear to enlarge tlie space, it having been found too crowded. Tbe breach which opens into tbe fields back of the penitentiary has been carefully guarded, and not the least apprehension had been entertained of any attempt utr escape in that quarter. Y'esterday, at dinner, however, Martin Coffee, a desperate character, who was sentenced to fifteen years' imprisonment for robbery, at the last session nf tbe Criminal Court, and who has
nib ntiary but
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this is uo'’liuuifiu
A\; K have the oldest, largest and mo-t \ t works in the Cnited States, devot
ed by the Government. Let every lively to the manufacture of Portable Kn., nize this home institution. It is the Saw Mills, w hich, lor simplicity, couipacLn
imy of fuel, are conceded by rior to any ever offered to
FUOM 4 TO 35 HOUSE POWFU. tLSO FORTABLK SAW WILLS.
mo>t complete le voted e.vclu -
gines and
e.vx.
power and econou l>erts, to be super
publk
The
Corner of Market and at Hoorn No.
Illinois str*: -, MiUcr’:> B
ccIn. Branch
lock.
10*000 f»ooo 5?,500 1,500 3,000
o great amount of boiler room, lire
cylinder area, which#we give to the rat - horse power, make our Kngines the mo.->tj»owrr ful and cheapes-t in use; and they are adapted t
every purpose where jicwer is required.
All sizes coic-aau&ly on hand, or furnished or
short notice.
Descriptive •plication.
Wood a Utica. N. Y. City.
and cylinder area, which#we give to the ra!
horse pow er, make our Kngiiu
in us<
ere jiower i ttusly on ha
criptive circulars, with price list, sent on
application.
A MANN ST HAM EXGINK CO., . Y. Branch office, H6 Maiden Lane, N
,ugU dly
COLD MEDAL COGNAC.
• 42,»tN r.vll thi*
W Agents
>rhuod ii:
II
ol i
, To
i nuinti
one w
I Silvtti
in tl
We w ill give to the aj
unb
IV r A" E 1>! •ey town, cousty ami ucighite. Sc-e induceineuts to agents:
: ‘ WC have med a .kii.
supplied loonier. Warm Meal* at all h«'U»N. ditorol State, B
►ardby
M-e induce»neul> to agents:
ive to the agent who >ells the largest ; lekets a Splendid Gold Watch valued e one that >ells the second largest j
Id waU’h value«l a
the
ver Auil rn ai
•o.
►er, a )^«dd \vat< h v alued at To he rtl §»
• ho sell •* the thinl largest iiuiuli
> arm Me __
Board by the day, or Loilging. aprlU «1Uui agreement.
CONRAD L.K 11 EMITTER. JOUN A. LEHKK1TTEK.
C. LEHRRITTER & CO.,
late, for the
j third largest number, a Splendid i Hunting Case Watch, valued at
, ifh T B. Mc< ally. Auihful lulfflluient of l nr
CAPITAL SALOON A*B» Nd. t| Kiawt WsaMimsiDm street, M.irtin lSig > old *da»d..'
As
all oi sible ticke
’ agen or the
l He , I r and tln n
X I O INT.”
rNonally .u*«iiialnted with
ch»r
de?
NOTICE.
INCRUSTATION OF STEAM Entirely prevented hy the
Pow«ier oi
BOILERS,
Anli-lncrrotatiou
[AVISG title*!
cut. OU
are requebteil to pay twenty live per their subscription by the 1st of June ne By order of the Board of Uiwtors.
April
ard of Direr tors.
LVltY BRADY, Secretary
aprJ9 d 11A wi w
tho money wa- handcl m, r forthwiMr Booth not tU( . re , (> . And -o. gentle-
.- living in’; "“■"• IU " 1 y’”'
ty..« * - and 1- per-* prebend me somewhat
feetly secure, a- hU dagui-e l< -o complete.; L
‘ “ j| n. .f r/)«*nrrniyr» him.fl
that his own brother woul f n .t recognize him.:'
lowing diy,!;
IIoKAi K t illKKI.KY."
try cm not malntiiin my intalned in Memphis,
fan
maintained /States am of being pi
rights as they were / hate the United
I ai
im not afraid
s will keep qtliet
my to fall bark upon. jui down; my friends
and hear what I have to say.” These were the last words of Kuf.t.rv upon that memorable occasion. Notwithstanding his valor, ho decamped as soon as be uttered them, and lied in a Government gunboat to other scenes, where he could in safety play the bully and the demnoogue.—Philadelphia Ayr.
firerley’* .perch at Kichmomt. Mr.(1 kkki.ky’s speceh at Bichmond eontallied mueh that whs just and eloquent. The enneluding portion evtneed stneerity and kindness worthy of imitation, and offered counsel wi-e and pertinent. We copy the last, para-
graph :
Men of Virginia! I entreat you to forget the
ion, »ily I
tlon of the hotter days of freedom, and union,
done, 1 remain, jours,
hi
I sailed from Caleutta on tbe f..Bowing diy,!j
and l*ave not heard from the dt-Uing young; Address ol the Kepubliran Cnmnilt
ex-lieutenant since. What he to! I me madc|| tec. ff deep impression on my mind. I pondcrcdjl Wv-ihni.tiiX May •'•*
over the matter on my- return voyage, and*
must say ffiat I firmly believe If.otu is alne.J , Tbe Kepnbiican < ongres-nmal < ut.. and taptainUY. M. Tdl-ert kimw- \y h 3 bas ij.Mro,l an ad.lr, - to-day to the .-onthern , , . 7] pi npb-on the po.icy of (..ingress in reference
• J to the re-toralion id tlm t n:on. I! >th of the
been inearcerated in the penitentiary hut * few days, sprang suddenly to his feet, and brandishing * large knife over bis head.
mg a large knife over
called out in startling tones, “No me, boy,! Strike! strike! foryom Delivering himself in these startling
head,
is your
time, boy,! Strike! strike! lor your liberty !'* Delivering himself in these startling words. Coffee sprang toward the door, followed by »
motley erowd of desperate men, ite. whom the hope of liberty bad ought up into unwonted daring,
guards, anticipating no demonstration while
erowd of desperate men, blaek and
peof liberty had suddenly unwonted daring. Tbe
white, whom the ho
ight up into
The ai*.vc is almost verbatim bi-own word-n l " t: "’ rector.
and comment is unnecessary by me. si reconstruction acts are given, isfter which the
ir obf*'cr-rvnnG follow h. It Ha>s that tbe
Ke-pcctfully, etc., ;
your otiedient servant, Anmkew M. Wii.-ox.
In the “Hi-tory of th*- sccri-t service," narrative written and recently published by#
address follows. It s:
f the Itepubll
ressed in
ual rights of citizens of the they belong, and of the conn-
J
* ty, as expressnt a S the full and equ v# Mates to which I
says t
South, by the measures of the Krpubltean par-
th' ir acts, arc elevated
ley
i.. o'iukk„. an «* arii zXt!SSS’.SiZSS‘ SSL
years of slavery, and seeessic now happily past, in the hopef
md civil war. con tempi a-
ome of
slaves—some
lave been masters,
others again
'orget thers
and peace, now opening before you some of you have been mastei es—some for .lisunion, others ho
and remember only that yon are Virginians,
ind that your State Is the heart of a great
public, not the frontier of a weak
nd
eracy, and that your unequalled of soil, timber, minerals,and
ly entitle you to a pojiulatlon of Jive millions
and all now and henceforth freemen. Bear in
great
er eonfedmblnstiun
water power, fuiran of five millions
before the'clnsp of this century. Consider that the natural highway of empire—tbe shortest and easiest route from the Atlantic to tbe heart of the (treat Yslley—lies up the James river und down the Kanawha, and that this eit.Vjjwith its mill power superior to any other in our country but that of St. Anthony’s Kalis on the Mississippi, ought to Insure you a speedy development of manufactures surpassing any l.owell or Lawrence, witn a population of at least half a million, before tbe close of this century. I exhort you, then. Republicans and conservatives, whites and blacks, to bury tlie dead past in mutual good will, and in a general, united effort to promote the prosperity and exalt the glory of our longdistraeted and bleeding, but henceforth reunited,
magnificent country!
Mate Item*.
—The Bedford Independent complains that evil-disposed persons in that place are in the habit ni spoliating the cemetery by steal-
ing flowers from the grave lots.
— Bowers Cuapi I, a new Methodist church, h is ju-t been dedicated in Greenfield. Rev
T. M. lv..ldy, of Chicago, ofliciated. Distkessino A on tut nt.—We learn frqpi
Mr. Davis, i f Maghee ,(• Co's., that a young w.man by th.- name of Roberts was burned lo death in Carli-le. Indiana, under the most strange and shocking clreumstances. on Saturday evening last. She was living with a Mr. Kllis ol that place, she had retired for the night, her room being immediately over Mr. Kills’, and had been in her room an hour,
probably, when Mr. Kllis heard her fall
the floo'r. This was the first indication he had that anything was wrong. He rushed
st iir--, burst open the door and found her i Hie “floor, every vestige of clothes rned oil', even to the wrappings on her
hoops, A candle was found near by. It seems that she never moved after catching fire until she was nearly burned to death. She died three hours afterwards. Some strange mysterv surrounds the shocking af-
fair.—AYnnseifle Courier.
—The spotted fever is prevailing in the vi-
cinity of Vincennes.
A BREST ON THE CHARGE OK MURDER.— Tuesday night Sheriff Kizer arrested, at the Stewart House, a man named William Carver, who is charged with being one of tlie parties who recently killed a man near Palestine, IIiinois, a notice of which we published in this paper a few days after its oeeurrence. Carver was pi need lu the county Jail, and a dispatch announcing his arrest was sent to the sheriff of Sullivan county, who was expected up last evening to take charge of the prisoner
Haute Journal.
up • lyin bur
In regard to the identity ol Booth's bod}' ] indebted to thr negro race for services renand the disposition of his remains: I dered during the late war. The negro race is
In order to establish the identity of the body 1 indebted to the country, controlled in its poli-
of the assassin beyond all question, the Secre-T'7 the Republican party, for the cman. ipatnry of War directed me to summon a number* J[ on of th,! „ T M e P! “. n ' , ’" vv • ,y of vvltne-srs residing In the city of W»»bi ng- J these aids of( ongr< s , for i - eb v otion t > a p«ton, who had previously known the murderer.# "'tlon of equality. F roui tin so n i iproealscrSome t wo years previous to the assassination-i 'ice* arise mutual obligations and dii:ii -,
sident. Booth had had a tumor orj U|’" n the basis ofuimcrsal siillrago.
It urge* the people of the isoulli to dir. ot their efforts to the establi-bim at md iiiaiit-
ars _
of the I’. esidcnt, Booth had ha.J * tumor or ( cartiunele cut from his neck by a surgeon. On inquiry, I ascertained that Dr. May, a well known and very skillful surgeon, of twentylive > car-’ practice in Washington, had per-
formed the operation.
Accordingly. I called on Dr. May, who, before seeing tlie body, minutely described the exact locality of the tumor, the nature and date of the operation, etc. After being sworn he pointed to the sear in the neck, which was then plainly visible. Five other witnesses were examined, all of whom had known the 1
sysl
education of the cuuurcn oi an eia-ses, a declares that, finally, tlie public policy shoo stimulate tbe laboring people to become la
■ i hool- fur ihe
children of all eia-ses, and
, the public policy should ig people to become land
holders. The owners of large estates should
divide and subdivide their
them at reasonable r thrm and can impnv there is land enough
sire it should he permitted to obtain homes.
the prisoners were collected at dinner, had retired a little, and were lounging in tbe shade. • iiil' e, -till c lutching the murderous knife, rushed to Ihe spot where the wall bad been taken dovv n, and made a furious onslaught upon the man who disputed bis progress. The man evading the weapon wilh which the mutineer was armed, felled him to the earth with a billet of wood. On the instant the guards ru-lied up, and the crowd which followed their now vanquished leader, were overawed and dis|»ersed into the iiuloeure. The mutiny bad been quelled on tbs moment.
is|*ersed Into l been quelled
and fortunately without a shot being lired. or
aman, save the leader, hurt.
lan,
pirate man, t
tieen sowing the seeds of the conspiracy which developed yesterday. After be was secured
ide tbe subj
< offee is a des-
:er Ira
man, and since bis incarceration ha*
eds of theconspin ay. After be wa
he wa* made tbe subject cf severe prison dis-
cipline.
lands and sell
them at reasonable rates to those who need
Uout
for all, and ail who di
In the South
assassin intimately for years. Tbe various# common human right can not be denied
ftrrirg to the mutila-# w !i5 > 10 society. The address further declare* that Congress
newspaper Hi-coiint-lion of Booth’s
it-, referring to the mutila-i body, arc equally absurd.i
ring to the mutila-i
equ
General Barnes, Surgeon General United*
ere-
the pest iiiiirtem examination was held, witbi Ids Hsslstnnts. General Barnes cut froi
States Army, was on board thegunboat wh.
on was held, with’ Barnes cut from!
Booth’s neck about two inches of the spinalcolumn through which the ball bad passed* this piece nf bone, which is now on exbibitiot* In the Government Medical Museum, it* Washington, is the only relic of the assassin’% body aboveground, and this is the only mu-v tilatlon of the remains that ever occurred* Immediately utter the conclusion of the examination, the Sei-rctiiry of War gave order# as to the disposition of the body, which had become very offensive, owing to the condition* in which it had remained after death; tbeleg: broken in jumping from the box to the stage* was much discolored and swollen, tbe tilooi^ from tbe wound having saturated his under
clothing.
With the assistance of Lieutenant L. BJ Baker, I took the body from the gunboat di-T reel to the old penitentiary, adjoining the ohf arsenal grounds. The.building had not beetf u«ed hh a prison for some years previously.’ The Ordnance Dejiartment hail filled thi# ground floor cells with fixed ammunition-* one of the largest of these cells was selected
tile burial place of Booth—the hoi was removed, a large II it stone Ufled
place, and a rude grave dug: the nody was
dropped in. the grave liil.-d U| plat ed, and there rests to tbb remains of John Wlkr- Boidb.
munUioJ raan cUlzen ’ “‘ 1 fonnerl;
S3
From the New York i^amicicial Advertiser,
m ' lhurlow Weed ) , A Platform with One Plank.
The **Presidential contesl" was opened ycs-I
terday in an address
ley. contain! n oq^pvi: mea. I hat address lls for. msmey-^o send missionaries, tracts*
-Terre
f.'ongrei dignity e
flhe level of a caucus, for Us
J3T If a citizen of the United States can not address a meeting In Mobile safely, then Alabama can not safely be admitted to representntlon In Congress.—York Tribune. Would the Tribune be willing to apply this rule to Northern ss well ss Southern States— to Indians, for instsnoe, st whose Cspitsl the President of the United States was prevented from speaking by a brutal radical mob?— Itochester Union.
calls tor iw*iicj«To send missionaries, tracts, etc., l b ., throughout the South to organize a* class of voters, who, it i- admitted, are so"Ignorant", ns not to understand the process "whoreb^H# popular will is expressed.” It 4 has been evident for two years that this one idea was "on the brain" of the radical leaders. k controlled their action in the last Con--gross. It "crops mil.’’in the speeches of Sena-v tor Wil-on ami .1 udge Kelley. It is pro- 4 claimed ii) Hoi address to which we are re-« lerring. It wa-understdod, toward tbe close* of the war, that the duties of statesmeu, In’ reeonstnicimg government and restoring pros-2 perity. would ho even more diflicult and re-.
great occasion, nut mat nope has been' cruelly disappointed. During two long years*
•ess did n
ot rise, in Us
of a party caucus.
measures wert*
where a ••committee’-
reserves to itself full anil unrestricted right of judgment whenever a State presents itself for admission into tbe Union. That right will taexerctsed fairly and generously even, but yet in the interest of peace and loyalty. Certain conditions precedent are laid down in the laws. These must lie met; but beyond these conditions, Congress must be satisfied, also, that the people of the proposed States respectively are, and are likely to be, loyal to the Union by decisive and trustworthy majorities. That
hy
mec
gross and prosperity of the States and of the country.
-A Cn-
Tkc President A Cod Fatke
rlou* Business.
The pastor of the Evangelical church at New Holstein, Wisconsin, writes the PreHdent as follows: “A member of the church over which I preside as pastor has requested me to direct his humble petition to your Fixeel lency, the granting of which would fill his heart with unutterable joy and everlaxtlng gratitude. Furgen Theede, a respectable Ger-
rmerly of the town of New (ed by an Almighty Prov-
idence, that in a short happy union with bis wife, Fimile Nee born, seven hearty boys were born to them in uniform succession, as follows: 1st. Johann Wilhelm Theede, horn October 24, 185»; 2d, Michael Friderick Theede, iKirn January H, 1861; 3d, Johannes, born March 29, 1862; 4th, Henrich, bom May 14, IHtiJ; fttb, Furgen, bom September 17, 1864; •lib, Gustav, bom January 10, 1866; 7th and last, bora March 28, 1867. As now in the old country, from which he emigrated to the United States, it Is a time-honored custom that the sovereign ruler of tbe country allows his name to be entered on tbe baptismal register as sponsor to the seventh boy bora in un-
A Sh.w f. and a Sermon.—Luther was one >bry being shaved and having bis hair cut In the presence of Dr. Jonas. Hu said to the latter. ••( irtginal sin is like the heard—we are shaved to day, and look clean, and have a smooth chin; to-morrow our beard has grown again, nor does It stop growing while we remain on i artb. In like manner, origlnul sin can not be extirpated from u»; it springs up
Neverthelej*!#, we
Id ua a# Ion* ax we extat.
ICE CREAM. XEW CONFECTIONERY A Mil Ice C’roam NcrIoob* •J ok#‘1>1x lr*iir inette, l*roi>ri#.*tor. Nff. ^ North Illinois street, nearly ojqHiMte
the Bate# Hou!>e,
XJASfltteil an Ice t ream Saloon superior to it. anything ere rope net! in thi.s city, anil vlaitors to tbi* city, wh«» leave without trying a saucer of his Ice Cream, will have deprived themselves «»f a rare treat. Ladies unaccompa-
men may visit It with perfect con-
front the slightest
themselves of
n»**d by gentlemen may vi fldence that they will be fi
annoyance.
Partie- supplied with Ornamented ( akef. Pyramids. Water Ice*. Jellies. Charlotte de &U'C, Biscuit Glascet, common Ice Cream Pyramid-. Ice t ream Pyramids a la Harlequin, and L'nioii Ice < ream Pyramids. This last is made by no one el>e in the Western States. my»d3m
LIQUOR DEALERS. S. *£ .A. C T F' >1 TV , Wholesale Dealer lu Copper Distilled Bourbon and Rye Whisky. Dealer in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, CIGARS. ETC.. No. *13 East Waahtchton Street, felASdSm INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
STREET RAILWAY. lltizeas’ Street Etilwty Cenpaiy, CROWN HILL LINE.
It.S. Wtnaa*. tl «kullNk.,s«w kark Invented and introduced In 1355. beware
imilaliun-. BOWKN.
oct23 itflniA wtlui Axeot*. ladiauapel
n. urough a lawton, . 117 Ka»t WaafilDgUin -trect.
Agents. TndiauapulU.
SPECIAL NOTICES. Itch! Iteli!! Iteli!!! Bcrmtch ! Mc-rtatehn Mtrutcb!!! WHEATON’* OINTHENT Will cure the itch in forty eight hours. Also, cures Salt Uhentn, Ulcer*, Chilblains, and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price 5U cents. For sale by all druggists. By sending GO cents to Weeks A Potter. >ole Agents. 170 Washington street, Boston, it will he forwarded by mail. Ire of postage, to any part of the Lulled >lates» jo6 wly
iFcw^e for a >a larly in\ ite thr |
up liu Ca.otal at gres loon aioi liolaiir*-ut ut
i>! ir
•eat ex -
par-
public to gl\C li' a • ;kii, :i - wr
inten<l to krrp «»ur B.ir well >1»h*kc»t with the Ik;.-L Liquors. Wjii. Me, i igar», »*u . .iti 1 our Itesl rant well supplied with the very Ik’aI tlie
>rds. In laet we intend to 1
stauArket
lOU've, and fe.ith dtiin
intend to keep a first ela»
give satisf.84 turn to our patrons.
REWARD.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
Association
> the in-
nan’
> be paid to
nd e
eui, pel
et*», uuhsstlu .. arc acqu
ad Letters end direct 1 uoticy by posloffice f> jr risk , or, when
dollar*or oyerb> express.
Sen
letter, at
lar* oi
irqlialnt i n• >t be
•us of pun amted will
o u
idei or rege the amount
r spoil tiasillg
Kou r A ^ ik .YlAlkK'*IK A, IttKVr.vr M^kt MHOA* \%Ub:\r A1 TMinK.VI* Oftai> iiOaTfl^XADAIk HVi:. in addition to our busiue» of selln.. *•
etc., in original packages, and iu order t<« \u to consumers 1’uie Liquors in a « « uipuct convenient t tn, we com im need tl cnU ri j . of I Kittling and packing in cases o 4 Will kin*\ Wines, Braiehes, Whiskies, ct ., and n.t\r st them out in a style that w. 1 prei hrle the {>••- bilily »f their tK-ing tampered with before rra' ine tbe purchaser. 'Ihe general ajtpret i.ttion ; tilying .cress tiuit ha' rev. aide*! our eh”,
eueouuwged us to maiid.nn ll:e stun gards quality, jtls«*, to muke iiiv«e.’.-» •’
retain the
MODE np DISTRIBUTION The uuaMi- r of di>lr>uutn»n to be ilecidcd conducted bv a couimittee of tv nt> to be sc ed troiii the ll* ket hoMei s, li> them :il the lil
ills*
c< nluSi iu e a
llbeiiil 5 > K l-’N‘
!*• i patto»».4p;« » d 11 j on • ;>
it v: i’’’ i ' i; 11 k tv <j i:.
w, 1 ishn r First Nat uel L Pet kins. In
John
J u U»* >arr»
dian i
William A. I. *wc. attorue
t ioi‘ bank, na! apoits, lu-
AGRICULTURAL. M O IL ^ I S 1
Airricalural rb4 Seed U arrliouse, 1120 .Karkct Hircet, l*taila<t«lplata. r’lF:!.!*. FI.OWKK AND GARDEN SEEKS. X? wurriinte*! fresh ami genuine, and in great
wholesale and retail.
irietr. Fresh
per 4 hy seed rts
Agi eve
and retail.
Garden bee*ls supplies! to dealer* in p&the 1,QUO or in bulk. Timothy ami * lover
uvetl * of
the
l 000 or in bulk. Timothy am!
receive*!-an* 1 sob! on commission, liuproi cultural and Horticultural Implem* ts ry description, supplied to or ici .m i
largest to the Mnallcst.
Morris* Ganlen Manual and Morris' Rural Advertiser, a monthly publication, supplied to all post paid applications PAX HALL MORRIS, Seedsman, 11JU Market street, Philadelphia
Jet wly
Gars will run as follows until further notice
leave rjfioM i»Er«»r.
At 7 A M . 9. A M . 11. A M . 2 P M
4 .3». P M . and 7. P M
lieturning, will leave Gn>wn Kill at \ A M . 10, A. M.. li, M ., J a>. ]
tt, P. M
Extra cars, for funeral '»r other purpose* will fumlsheil as re*iuire*i, by applicatm
keU for th<
, Lcroclcrv. V M . and
office. Tic!
had on the cars,
apr!3 *11111
or (
uire*l, l»y application at the ic round trip. cents, to be
L. h. aLYoRD.
Prronlent
CONFECTIONERS. HA.YISTBS Ac O-A-RTEH, 40 West WashlnKtou street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.,
(TUBERS
ItTANUr AC1
ItA and retail, in Lon Foreign Fruits, Nut
l and dealers, whole* fectionerics, Gan«!y T« tc , etc. JanlitlJi
ronle
»y»* *13 UB
STOVES.
are boiiml to rexlnt it to onr utmost atrengtii,
and cut it down unceasingly."
PROPOSALS. Indiana State Normal School. Satire to ('•ntractors f jr Stonework.
paoroSALS will lie reeeivetl iintil the2Sllt of A. Muy at the *»tUeet»f J A. Vrvdagh, Archi^re:t;:^!^ a ^- r - of W!ih,,>, ‘ Kirth
M-tting of froi
ta-t rorner of W,tin-It an,I e Haute, Indiana, for Hie fnrni-lting
an,I -itting of trom $15,U()it to $4tt,t»W worth of Htnncwork rnrthelndinna State Normal School litiimtnx. to bcererted in the alMtrneity, of which
interrupted suceest.ion in the same family, Mr. Theede, in his love and confidence to the
’* bis new Fatherland, makes bold your Excellency to kindly take U Christian duty, and allow your
President of bis
to petition
upon you this Christian duty, and allow your name to be entered upon tbe register a* one of the sponsors of the newly bora baby.” The President has consented that his name shall
be recorded ss sponsor as requested.
Elizabeth H. Thomas seeks a divorce from her husband, Benjamin F. Thomas. Tbe partie* helnnir tn the “hiirher pirp|p« ,? nf.^t. T^knia
periiy, wouiu uu even more difficult aud re- ,,rr ull8 u»uu, ivenjaniin r . inonmM. me parsponsible than those tltat devolved upon gen-i ,,es belong to the "higher circles” of St. Louis, erals in crushing rebellion. It was hoped that, He w “ * widower and she a widow. They
the emergency would find statesmen equal tol the great occasion. But that hope has been*
matured "In caucus,”
Was invested with dictatorial powers. Weal.* know how little that Congress did,or endeav-l orcl to do, for the country. Under afalstf
pretense, it increased its own pay to OA.** year, and then devoted itself diligently
partisan legislation. Viewed by the lights which this missionary movement sheds, thereconstruction policy of Congress is tran-par * ent. There was but one Ihoiinht in the mint.* of Congress, as there Is but "one Idea” in the! “Presidential contesl” just inaugurated,
absorbed, with their miserable am hi-, trlying ait their measures, it is not*
ob>
case of dead love set in at first sere married at Syracuse on the
ng two long years’] *J ln oi March, 1865. But, notwithstanding action, above thel . e WR * ,t h of her husband, the wife says he Indeed, it fell to* 1,1 t,>, Ji 1 >ly stingy. She was sick, and be
would not have a fire or a physician; a fire Would cost a dollar a day at the hotel, and he eouldn t afford It; it was very cold. He would toutfh OU *n n wore very
Under ft faliij | ^ her not butter in cook-
■fI t..“'L”SS MS:.':- 1 ’,’;: claims to l„! uniformly kind. H e s;lv . he m .. r ried her, and not the whole family o/old maids and widows. — matus
tlon* underlying ail their measures, strange that enlightened and l»'neii,v-nt
jects were utterly disregarded; and that a* Congress assembling at a crisis fraught with* mightier Interests and capable of accomplish-* lug more for the country than any other in Its] history, is only remembered for the evil it did*
and the good it neglected.
phis Ledger asks: How long would a man, who had settled on a tract of land from which the owner bad been driven by confiscation, live to enjoy it? Let Mr. Kelley try the experiment.
about' 5 ^per ^ er t ' ltc ' 1 in t th j ! alMtvoeity, of which ttefore the first of Atitiist’nexf'.'^lMmt c#*ntino belore the ‘iOth of Septemtier next, about
V r before the 40th of October liiuler of the stonework; about be delivered and Met by the r as the brickwork progresses, ons anil conditions may besceu office from the Ulh to the ASth
pererntum to be delivered t of July, 1HHH, or as the bri.
Architect’s
1st i
1*1
at t
instant.
u,,icss ■—
The Unnl reserves the right to reject any or all oi l. proposals if deemed unfaToralde. Th** . ...|ir.t of Trustee*, Indiana itate Normal LM. OL^^—- I>UiLE ' JB - Presi<le » t
myl() dull
Masonic Temple.
cling a
#2U0,UU0—the lot
IHl
■ertKitiis and the hinl anti Imirth ptirp.,scs,and the
T ir lii.'i"Mi%Kms e 'M KX<W i Uti ^ Committee of the sonit^Teuiiri^nnt'Tth* , ^i''h*" U i !,i ^^''j* ,,e * Partlos making propostils w'Vll ’state mcation ot ground offered, Incumberanceson same terms ot payment, and amount of stock thoy will sub-
It is contemplal
from #1UU.IIIIU to (. same to he arrange second floor for otli stories to be devoted u
structure to be an orn
A desirable location
ground must have a fro feet bv 1U0 to I'JS feet dee|
„ A J' Proposal* for the ground shnttlil he accompanieil by a conditional subscription to the stock of said company, as the amount of such suhteMg’he l^a e ti.m i,,,P ° rtantinfl,,enCe ln ae *
the city have no wis l* to control
the ANAtrs of the corporation further than their
interest in the stock may entitle them.
FropoenU to be addressed to the Secretary.
JOHN CAVEN. WM. GLENN*
J HENRY KzYPPEa,
building to cost >wer story of the
for si
''.es: the
uumiepurp.
lent to he city,
is sought for, and the ntage of not less than 80
L.B. MARTIN. S ecret^ eeUtiVeC01
JOHN U. NEW, Executive Comm
■Ittefi.
mylu did
Wotice to Contractors. O EALED PROP!ISAI.S will be recrivetl bv the O Board of Commissiuners of Martin enunty Indiana, on the 7tli ,lav of June. It*i7, for the erection of a new COURT HOUSE tn the town of Dover Hill, Indiana. Said building is to lie made of brick, 7ti feet long by 51 ieet wide, and is to be built according to plans and S|>eciflcations on Hie in the Auditor’* office of said county. The contractors will be required to furnish all material for Um same, and Pi have the brick burned, and the foundation wall* laid by the first day of December, 1807, and the building completed on or
ovemlier, IsStL Payments
'• ’ etni:
before the 15th day ol will he made on estli
10 i
the b f No
(mates as the work pr t. on each estimate ui
rk. All p
irk proceeds,
until the must be
«, signed
that if tiw bid
immediately enter
into a written contract, and give tbe necessary, bond* for the faithful performance of the seme; the Board reserving the right to rej*rt att bid* If
UforU “*"« iyzmgotgggp*, myll dlaw4w Auditor of Martin County.
serving 10 per c
completion of tbe work. All proposal* accompanied with a written guarantee, at least by two sufficient sureties, that i is accepted, the bidder wUI immediat,
into a writ'
TI1E AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.
Another Great Improvement.
Silting Ashes Made Easy.
l/VKUY houscki
Fi ^i!^l
keeper knows that the pror ing Coal A&hes is attenJeit with
enieuce and annoyance from dust, etc., an tbe a&hes are sifted much «'oal will t
oress of
much
an«l
be aabes are sifted much coal will be waste*! that can be used after sifting, lu the American < ooking !Hove this disagreeable process is entirely oven^oine by the ingenious arrangement of an ash sifter, in the hearth or ash Im»x, of the stove, by means of which alter the grate is dumped into the ash box tbe ashes can be Mftod In a moment, with the ash box all closed, aid without any dust in the room, and the coal and cinders are all retained tn a separate apartment, and can be returned to the lire chamber, or be removed elsewhere, and the ash pan can then be removed containing only the ashes without anv du>t whatever. This arrangement<loesaway with the old fashioned ash sifters, and must commend itself to all, and Is another long stride towards perfection, and must add largely to the already extended reputation of this deserved]} popular stove. This iiuprovomentisfully secure*
by letters patent.
SHEAR, PACKARD A CO., 17 and Iff Green street, Albany. For sale by R. L. A A. W. McOU AT. tt7 and Off West Washington street, mart) <13meou Indianapolis, Indiana.
HOSE AND BELTING. MIC A Droit D A MMAltr, Manufacturers of Leather Belting and Hose Ami Dealers in i.umBsltinE, Hom, Packing and Lac* L*a No. 5* Walnut, comer /Second /Street CINCINNATI. OHIO. JA.TIKS HKAMFOKD ft CO., Manufacturers of French Burr Mill Stones, mut Machines, Portable Flouring and Corn Mills, and Imjiorters of the genuine Dutch An. chor Brand Bolting Cloths. Office, 57 Walnut, corner Second Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. octl d3m
SALE STABLES.
FEED AND SALE STABLES. I*. W. Crouch A Co., Proprietors, BUY AND SELL HORSES AND MULES. Id*. 42 Saatlk PemB*F 1 vttftl* Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. /^VRDERSforth* purchase of stock for the EastY / era ami Southern market* solieiteU. Information by letter or otherwiae furaishe<lon request. ReferstoS 3. Forsythe, Louisville. Ky.; Neely A Brown, Franklin. Tenn.; J. J. Granherrv, Xt. iffeasant, Tenn.; Alex. Thompson, Franklin, Tenn.; J. S. Chapman, Macon. Ua. aprl* dflm
BANK.
EKKE LOi'KE’S BA.XK, No I** North Meridian, near the Circle. 7-30’« t'oavprtrsl Into S-4U*w-I IOLI'F!Its of 7 JO Noti'.. ilateJ August 15. I'M, | £ 1. arc iiotillcd that it will uay belter to have them converted now, iu>tead of waiting until | they become due. and thereby avoid tnc •Telay i getting the Bond» if they wait until the Not mature This Bonk will make the conversion i
liberal terms. Highest price panl t> erCoin,old Silver S}H)on»,riate
^IHIE M irion ‘ ounty Fi'he JL offer the al*ove rewani former for the apprehension an
pen*on> found violating the iN!
the last Legislature, by trauping, nettiug, 'hot ing or seining for iu White nver.orauy iL- tributaries, between Cox’s dam. at Martin>- \ ill*’, Morgan eoiuity, and Conner.* •lam, at Noble«*ville, Hamilton county. A transcript from the docket ot any Justice of the Peace, or other court, in w higii such ••.oiv :• non i> had. must accompany the application for payment ot
the reward.
W S ( AMKRoN. PrCMdeut. W |{ RmI.L. Treasurer • 'i - Bl IT KRULI.D. Si* trt tary Noble-vi.i« » iipj * r an l Martinsville l*azclte copy, three time*, and charge Herald. uor> I.Ollno .V wM INVENTORS' DEPOT. CE3STTER. Great Mestern Inventors’ Office, No TT 1 , East Market St. lndiauaiH>lu, CUAULftlN \% LKBL A CO.d Ulrectovn*
DEALKILn in
KuteHlN. ^M»lU*iton* of Pmleatm
iLHii NtoUel Mitililerw*
X)ATENTKD Inventions introduced, i*atent XT Bights bought and sold on Comniisaiou. iulorinati**n tor Inventors or tor those desirous of irchoMng pateut>. w ill be freely given. Cou-
nt law and Ctilted States pei\»i*>u agent.
General Fred. Knctler, attorney at law and
United Mates coinmi>'loner.
John llanna. attoniey at 1 tw, late United States diBtrn t attorney, sixth «listriet, >pringer A Vance, State agents llaccock Life
Insurance Company.
General David Kilgore. Yorktown, Indiana. Lieute’iant Colonel John F. Check, present Clei k of Dearborn county. Major General T J Lucus, Lawrenccburg, In-
dian
T
i Establi.'he«i 1T»«. iinpvi tii > »>i
No. 15 lb aver Slfv
' Tii** !d*ove ;*opulur S ••!» i . ! i • • coul.illilng olie (!*>/.< n I ' '
■ y ad. prouiiuyiit Id. . . ... . ^ . Opliiioii»* ot tii •• i'r.-'ws. The name »»l i'.i . ■ n^* : .V i N
-treet, 1> a gua: tin* * . 1 . ■ l truth of w li.ile-ver tin y Je. iL- ..l Nc
Commereial A '.\e: ti-t r.
The imp >riu.g b**n'e ot Jiii.nt .i : * • Beaver street. i» coiiiuu te l u,. « :i p. ; »n* • integrity, tairne-s, an*l the highu t ln*i > ■
York Even mg Express
I1UUN, ANiUKKNON A t o.*
W hok.-ale ii» •cei -. \.-
31 West Wa-hingtou stiect, h. .
jet) ddtau Aeu w 1 y
e’e
County,
Hamilton county, lu-
1,1 i T B. McCarty. Auditor of State,
conviction ol | George Bragg, Sheriff of Hamilton
h law passed by i Noble*n iile. In«liana. >ho#>t- | John Tri»»ell t Clerk
dial! a
William O Brian, attorney at law, late Colonel of the sevexity-iiith Indiana Volunteers, Nobles*
ville.
Martin Igoe, Assessor sixth district, ludu
HOTELS.
no t ^i :.
lauap
r of di>.
lutcrual Kevenue.
Tickets to Concert for sale at the prinri- | pal Drug, Jewelery. Music ami Bi.»ok Mores in j the city and Mate, wr address, w ith postage stamp
j iaelosed,
-H. IFA1 Br * CO., I.o« k Hux a«. 37, ■■dlAftapoliM,
IbUIubu.
Office over No. 27, Boyd’s Block, Massachu-
u.*b^ ildiu—ai
^■^HE un*!i rsigned h: £ corner o! Delaw; s*iu&re >outh of l . same, is prepan d i»» ing public in the be: reasonable term' l , • late week and day lo Mayl>t,lc*.7
S. K. CUITTENDEN.
C K -‘h. K4
setts avenue
-at rlO wJm
.basing patents, i
stantlv on hatid a*id for sale our facilities f«»r nnx uring Patents are not ex•X’t di’ l by any cstaMMhuicnt *‘t thi’ kimi in the l nited Mates. All kiud> of models built to order. upr4 d3m
TAILORING.
the mrot lil>er Gobi anti Silver
fcb27 whin
erSjxxm*, Plate. tt«
KRIh. L<H KK
ROETH & Merchant
MEIER,
Tailors,
NOTICE.
$:;,000 Reward. £o,000
rjAU E printed circulars, which FroM i £ through the country, aud the sluml ports w hich hi?*agent*an* Instructed to
are entirely beneath the :able person. 1 will
any other pei of Justice a
that his circular i* not an em put iu circulation without aq_ ever. 1 will, furthermore, pay him
: to the
-ending
microns re-
trueted tocirculate, si«leratiou ol any re$5,()U0 rewani to .1
willestaMI
GLNTS’ FURNISHING AND CLOTHING HOUSE. No. 207 t:*kt \% itvli iliu (un Ntn-I-I,
(Little's Hotel 1/uildiiij.'
aprlS 13m INDIAN U’OLIS. INK. BECKER Ac HI BEK, Merchant Tailors, No. 127 A’. Washington St., Indianapolis. Ind.
BRUSHES. iBdlaiapolifi Brash Maaufaciory. Na. 106 Sou lift IlUuol* SUreel, (Thini door soutb ot 6«orgi&,) Keep constAntlj on h&nJ a large assortment oi B Ik X7 S K E S , Of their own manufacture, at Wholesale ana Retail. myS illy
BOXES.
CHARLES E. CHEEVEH, Munufacturt r :.iul Ib .ilui iu PAPER BOXES, Manilla. :• ry, 22s Mam street.
CLARENDON HOTEL. CIM'I.WYFJ, OHIO.
Se Ke I'rittcmtcn A Co., Kroprietorn
CI > C ON AT 1, OHIO.
MIELF t ) Onlers
,n.l Sht*e Boxc adicited
. constantly on hav.d
marls d:’.m
TTAVING leaded t!ie pr.»porfv known ;t> t.-i* XJL Walnut Mr* et House, and Completed o; improvement upon the same, it is uov\ i! oughly ref’irnishetl, painted, eHipeU !. most excellent condition, and will irv.Mii i!;-.' : .
be the
C'IaAKt.Anon:I.. | W»* shall Ik* most happy to >* e om fr.. - • the trav* ling public, an I guaraiitt c b - iu*>il.iiii*n< (a the i 1-AUE.NDgN ;,• 1 v . i any Hotel iu the city. Tt. legraph oiiiec in the Hotel marv.; d S. K i UlTTKNl'KN a MANHATTAN HOTEL. IHl UK AY NTKi:i:r. •Set n l lour from Broadway, oppo-ito the 1. »
NEW YUBK.
N. Ifll'CilaINN, Proprietor* A ? sm ITU. l l::kk. sep21*lly
U INJ XXEI>
in any court «»f Justice’ and prove to the t his circular is not an entire fabeho*
li he >
re 1
lout aqy Just ea
;»ay him t&.ti
lish »rhl
>d, ami w hat-
\V r K have f ? Sorte*l
s, \ e
eceiv t(K k
re. pn citize
(where he'has resitle*! for Mime twelve that Ins word should be respected or bell
lin f&.UJU rewani of Indianapolis
yeai
ars,; ni bv
Ins word should be respected or believed the public, or that his practice in rascality has md
,e en
been given tui chronic; «>r,
ffnunc.iall
is, l
ages in cose ji for the libels >
r that his practice in ra>e£ nil scope*, until it has bec»i
i, if he w ill pr
igment* i Inch he h
ntirely
me that he idate dam-
>t him
It is entire lolly for him thus to circulate his jeab»us hatred of my medicines. It is true, if lie
can induce iteople to belli instead of using my wedici his, then his desires wo
rue,
eve his e.ireulai’*, an«l mrs, they should use mid 1h* aceoiupiishe«l.
Every intelligent man or w oinan must know, that if iha*l tas he claims, which is lalse.) transgrc»e*l or infringed 4 d»on any rights belonging lo him, that 1 only am responsible aud liable for the wrong coiutnilted, it any. In writ mg this article, it is not my desire t»»condemn other medicin
in use. tin ii km the repulatiou
fuls
e«l from the East a well asol new tioods. Cloths, Cassl-
res, \ esting-, etc , of the latest styles, which we pnipose to make up into Custom Work at prices to suit the times. Mr. Huber a member of the linn, i<s an experienced cutter, and pays personal attention to the cutting. As w o employ none but
re satisfaction
BKK. Necking all rf dim
attention to the cutting. As w o emp good workmen, we guarantee entire lo our customers, aud would solicit a call Respectfully, KKCkfiR at lit'
BRCK1
A large ossortment of Notions, Shirts,
euders.etc., etc., oomprisi
oustontly on
not my desire t*»condemn other mt
use. llimkiug that by sodo.ng 1 shall elevuti-
of my own, but to contradict the
which have been trade
false slateaicuts w hich have been trade, and reassure those who have used my preparations, with satisfactory results, that Frost s threats,
rv respeel Your obi
t servant. U. II.
TO THE PU BLIC.—This is to certify that we have manufactured all Him labels tor Dr. Buell’s medicines, and that his labels were designed and made without reference to any other label, and his labels are no intriugement whatever ui»ou any other label in use. J. li. STALL*• «fc CO., Lithographers. With Dr. Buell’s medicines there is no such won! os fail. BROWNING A SLOAN, General Agent*. feb37 wffmeow Indianapolis.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
Artificial Limbs. Artificial Leg and Arm Manufactory. rpuiS Limbi* wan anted longer than anv others
I ■nanulacture.i. (.'ireulnr* -ent Ireo I
I manufactured, (.'irculao -out Ireo by plication to Ameriettu Leg ami Ann ( out]' Box 55. Shop No. 2*7 Last Washlagton sti Indianauolis Indiana. fub37 wl
by apnpany,
.reel,
Bui
COLLEGE SCRIP. Agricultural College Scriu.
180 Acre* off I-zam8 ior S?8.
t’.VCH piece of S* - rip is for 160 acres, anti entiPi tie* tne holder to 16U acre* of land, in any
' '.amts subbe locatedi for location and rcliabl
es tne hoi
8tate in which there areGoverament I ject to private entry. This Scripcan at one* or iield without care or risk fi
a future tine
tble the
VAUX HALL.
KKOPElVIIVCf of the line anil beautiful VAUX HALL, Cor. Vemmajrirmalamn«t xomtfc St*.
Of 4* BUC l i . n politely, ami fine boquet* presented them. The best of Ice Cream, H. E. BUEHRIG.
Ladle* will be waited
ete., constantly on hand. mytctSm
at a future time. Having competent t Surveyor* in the several Land Districts In l
West, we can make good selections and locate land to a good advantage for persons purchasing
the Scrip of us.
WILEY A MARTIN, Real Estate Brokers,
marSO-wSm Indianapolis, Ind.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
Notice of Administration.
Court of Common Pleas of Marion county, State of Indiana, Administrator of the estate of Annie Kitley late of Marion county, deceased. Bald estate is supposed to be solvent. RICHARD KITLEY, Administrator, anrfl wffw*
WOOL.
XTR.E K, MclNMliS At CO., W O O Xj CMWMiftsiMi Merchants, So*. 147 and 149 Congress Street, jel dly
A. J. WER^TAER,
Aloroliaxut Tailor,
to. 173 Kast Wastfttttffton Street.
I.AKGEsttK k of Spring Goods Just received.
Garments made to order in the latest style, at pric es to suit the* tune*. marl5 ilSm
No. A
and at pri
LOXJIS SHOXjTZ lias reopened a tine stock of GEiYlS’ DRESS bOODS, At No. 1(1 North 1’ennsylvauia Street, opposite odd F ellows’ Hall, Indianapolis, Iml.
mar2()-<llin
XERCHAAiT TAILORING.
Leading House of Fashion.
HOWARD M. FOLTZ,
FIRST CLASS
MERCHANT TAILOR, 14a. 31 ftortR Pottnairlvamia Ntreek, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, I Second door south of the PostolUce.)
rpuo high reputation this establishment has 1 always sustained for styles aud quality will still be supported by supplying the best and MOST STYLISH GOODS in the market; aud
in
v bile soliciting inspection of my extensive and hoice stock of Maw Nprlwg wad suataaer Ja*d*, 1 beg leave to call attention not only to
T.
. 1 to
the well known QUALITY’ and unsurpassed style and FIT of the GARMENTS 1 turn out, but also to my moderate charges, which will bear comparison with those of any other RESPECTABLE establishment in the city. Cull and exam-
ine for yourselves.
N. B. I am also agent for J B. West’* Report of Fashions. HOWARD M. FOLTZ.
marflS d&m
tion d u
WHISKY. ETC.
CHEAT HE VOLUTION In the WineTradeoftheUnitedStateB i*«are I'tslUormUa CEmmoacm*. Tt fade and prepared as if done in France, from lYL pure California Wine, and taking the place of Imported Champagne. The undersigned would call wine dealers and hotel keepers letter, which may give acorrecl ity of their wine: ‘ Th i lade Iphia,* Octobe r *25,* lb66. •‘Messrs. Poucherfk Co. “G Chan
tthe attention ol ) to the; follow i i may give a correct idea ot the out vine:
saying that we think it the best American o^ foUof’lSeTYo^frS^ “ OIlUePU ““° U “J. S.IOfNGSLRY A CO.” Call and try our California Champagne,
novel dSm
BOOK BINDERS. DAN MACAULEY & CO., BOOK BIXDEISASD STITIOIEIS, Y JARTICUI \R at ten! ion |>*id lo County Blank £ Work. mt*s. Law Book>, etc, etc , i bound or rel*oun*l iu any n!> le. NO. 13 Wcxt Maryland Mrcct# SchuuH’s 111*** k. near tbe uorner **f Muridian street, one >quaiA* ^outh t*t \Va>biiigtou >ticct, INDIAN A i’OLIS, INDIANA. mar2^ il8m PROSPECTUS. PROSPECTUS OF THE UADIAAAPOLIS HERALD, Untilv tand Weekly, for IM»7. The great i>olitical questions which are to be discusseil and decided during the coming year posses* a general and absorbing interest. To secure an intelligent verdiet uih>ii llieiu, the public miud should lie thoroughly informed iqKiu the issues, and the best means of information is an able and fearless press. Every Democrat should take a paper, es|ieeially one tliat enlightens him on the questions in which be is immediately interested. The Proprietors of the UkkaM) intend that it shall not only fully discuss the general issues before tho country, but also those connected with State policy. There can be no more powerful agency in maintaining Constitutional Liberty than a fkik press, and It shall be the leading object of the Ukkald to advocate the equal right* aud sovereignty of the States, iu all powers not delegated to the Federal Government and tho personal libertyof the citizen. Tbe Herald will oppose all usurpations of powers, whether in the National or State Governments, and insist upon tho subordination of tho military to thecivil rule. It will advocate tlie restoration policy of Presi-d*nt--Joiinson, tlie immediate admission of tho Representatives of the Southern States in Congress, and a recoguiti. n of all the people of the States lately iu rebellion,.wUo have returned to their allegiance us citizens, with Ihe full rights and privileges of citizenship, iu order to restore the pacification of tho country and its former prosperity. Tho Herald will oppose negro suf frage and all attem to place political power in tho hands of the black race. As a Nooffor shallt be sparedto give the Hxkald an interest to all classes of readers, it will contain Interesting Miscellany, tho Latest News by Telegraph and Mails, aud such general information as will make it a welcome visitor to the Business Man, tho Farmer and the Mechanic. THE FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENTS Shall receive especial attention. Tho markets of the leading cities will be given with accuracy, and a full report of our own market. Term** of Use OttUy. One copy, one year, by mail . .$10 00 “ “ six months “ b 00 “ “ three “ “ s 00 “ “ one •• •• i oo Ten copis of the Daily Hkkald will be furnished one year for $100, and an extra copy to the getter up of the club. Agents will be supplied at 3 cents per copy. TenM of the Weekly. Single copies, one year qo Single copies, six months, j qq Ten copies, or more to one person, one year, each copy j ^ Twenty copies, or more, to on* person, one year, each copy, j go With an additional copy to tho gutter up o each Club of ten. Specimen copies will be sent to any person desiring it, on application. Every Democrat in Indiana is requested to act as an agent for the Ukkald, and do all iu his power to extend its circulation, and thus add to onr ability togive it Increased interest. Address, HEHALHCDfllPANY, Proprietors and Publishers, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
STATiOa PiOTKL.,
OI’POSITS T11K
New Fork. New Haven. Mtitl Western
KuitioiaU Depot,
Itfci.VC'H SSL'.. - - HOSTOJS. Hy JI. fKATT, jefl doawly Formerly of tho American House SHERMAN HOUSE,
Opposite 1 utou Depot*
lXL>l.VNAF»OL,l>i. I>i 1 >. \Y.n. -Ha HAWKINS* - - Proprietor* T_I -VYING k‘a>ctl tho i K o\o namc>l popular ho XX tel, and compl«-ted our impi ovcuu nts upon itic Name, it is now thoroughly iclimn»hcd, carpeted, painted and in np»>t c\vcllcut condition. Wo shall at all times he hnpp\ t** -ce our inciuD an11 the traveling puhlio, ami loci sale in Miyin^ that the accommodations of the ‘Sherman' w ih om o*iual to any in the \\ rot. ui\ Ui 3m
STEVENS HOUSE.
25 and >7 Broadway* \. \.
Opposite Boioliwj Grim.
ON THE KUUOBEAN B LAN.
ri'UlE Stevens House is well and widely known
X to the traxcan^ public, The locutic pec lolly suitable to merchants and businc
it is iu clo:
^ public, llie location i> t •* merchants and busincsMiu ii
it is in close proximity to the business paitoi t!u city—is on the highway of southern and \vc»u in travel—and adjacent to all the principal railn-mt
) quests— > modcr
BOUCHER A CO..
91 Dey street. Now York.
JkMMBCRAimAMD BOtUSKffB mrw QMWkfjw •*j*h*reUttfr»rork4«ree* Us skorVsaS Mtm
FIL* WORKS. ludianapalG File Werks. •HOT8 ft i^rtTlMELRl/EH, TVfAXUFACTUBKKS ot Files and Rasps, lv_l wholesale and retail. Recutting old Files, •to., done to order, and warranted equal to new. $9-No, 186 South Pannsylvnni* street, one square east of Union Depot, opposite Sinker A De.1 Machine ahop, IndUnapelR, ind.
and >teaiuhoat ilrputs. The 5*lcvcn» House li
for over :i00 sesses ever
fori
are spacious and w
and water—the
ropeotful—and the
wilh every de
rules.
may 13 dfun
,s liberal accoir.im*.!ui i. u well furni>hc«l f anil pi*' npn>vcnicn: U»r the com
t an entertainment of it' inmates. The ri o ions and well ventilated—provnled w
atteudaii able is u
piw
> prompt au I
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KfiicrouNiy pro\ pu
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rpms house will be kept inferior to none m t X United State*, yet chargro shall be equitul* Fit-AN K. COST IGAN vA BIto., Proprietors. This house has been thoroughly repaired a refurnished iu every department. my8 d3u
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
G. RK Y KK, K. riIOM>. HEYEK, eSc TKOAdlS -Vo. 109 East Washiiigioii St., ( Opposite the Court House.) iHdianu polls. 1 ■ d 1 a u a . Whole side and Retail Dealer* in Sa,cl<.Uex\y Havel wn 1*4.*. AND HARNESS TRIMMINGS.
rlso keep constantly on hand a ek of Saddles, Harness, \\ hii^, CoU.i
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•WKET POTATOES. SEED SWEET POTATOES.
ABTF! have one thousan«l barrel* eb.d* .’ s,, vs Sweet Potatoes tor sale. i)i:r x . Y el low Naiixt-uioud, HiTsuiiilu ri e aud Yellow Yurus. Price, |3 OU per bushel. riTklV, H IAR!> & t o., mar27-dlm Ltd ISYli.LE, UV
DRESS GOODS. S FJR 13NJ O-, ise?’T TAKR pleasui. in announcing that I h .: X opened at N*. 93 l*e«>1 street, up Sfairs. CINCINNATI, i.)l[li>, A Sample Room, representing ihe well l.n •«» house of SHAPLEIGH, RUE A CO., Of VUILADKLPHI.Y. where lam keepin.. at.-.lt line of DRESS CJOOUSi, LINK JUS, EMBROIDERIES. LACES, WHITE GOODS. ETC , To which your special attention i*
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BraoUag klMli work.