Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1867 — Page 1
SUMMABY OF YEWS. —Gold closed in Now York, yesterday,
a. *1 r,7.
—The loss l>y the burning of Pierce & Co's furniture rooms in San Francisco is estimated at *130,000. — Dempey & Hortin’s cotton warehouse was destroyed by fire on Thursday night. Loss *30,000. Evidently the work of an Incen-
diary.
—The t'nion league Club, of New York, held a special meeting on Thursday night to take Into consideration the action of Horace Greeley, for becoming a bomlsman for Jeff. Davis. A resolution of censure was presented and rejected. A substitute finally passed condemning the bailing of Jeff. Davis, but not deeming it proper to stigmatiz^ a member for such an act. —The total sum thus fur received in^Jew York city for excise license amounts to *923,000. —A number of Catholic Ecclesiastics left New York on Thursday, for Rome, to take part in the celebration of the eighteen hundredth anniversary of the martyrdom of 8t. Peter, on the 29th of June. They wsre bearers of many presents to the Pope and money to relieve him in his present difficulties. One was a silver model of the yacht Henrietta, carrying *30,000 in gold, presented by the Catholics of Cincinnati. —Dates of May 0, state that the bombardment of the City of Mexico was progressing. There was a- good deal of distress in the city owing to the scarcity of water—the sole dependency being on a few artesian wells. —The reported surrender of Qneretaro is untrue. Maximilian was desirous of surrendering, but was prevented by the Mexican (iencrals Mejia and Miramon, who virtually hold him a prisoner of war. The siege was progressing leisurely, Diaz simply starving out the garrison. This policy was adopted by Juarez In order to secure the persons ofthe
leaders.
—In consenucncc of the scarcity of money In his department, General Ord Intend! to Issue an order postponing the collection of debts for an Indefinite period. —The President telegraphed General Thomas to come to Washington immediately. Rumor connects the removal or transfer of General Sheridan with the visit of General
Thomas.
—The President telegraphed the Boston Freemasons that he will not be able to participate in their deliberations. —The Indian diffleultles continue. —A large party of Eastern capitalists rived at St. Joseph yesterday. Some of them will go to the Kansas terminus ofthe Cnion Pacific Railroad line. —A Fenian military company is being organized in Omaha, for the army of the Irish
Republic.
—George Mason, a Southern spy, supposed to be connected with the plot to assassinate Lincoln, left Toronto on Thursday night " der escort of American detectives, with safp conductgafanteed by 8eward,to give evidence
against Surratt.
—The numl>er of prisoners in the Ohio penitentiary is 973, of which number 949 are males, and 2*> females.
»
— B. M. Brown, the venerable eordwainer who la said to have subsisted for over two months only on food furnished by the spirits, gave up the ghost Thursday morning, aged eighty-four years. —Gentlemen who saw Tbaddens Stevens last week, report that he thinks there will not and should not lie a July session of Congress, unless the articles of Impeachment are to be brought forward. Of this there does not now appear to be any probability. —A private letter, received at Madison, Wisconsin, from General Sherman, states that the Infflan difficulties on the plains will probably compel him to forego bis contemplated foreign tour, and he may spend a part of his time during the summer with his family at Madison. -Judge Underwood's grand jury have
INDIANAPOLIS DAILY HI
D.
VOLUME 2.
INDIANAPOLIS, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 25,1867.
NUMBER 174.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS
From New York.
News J)y_ Cable. Death of Sir Archibald Alloon-The Oakes Daces. London, Friday, May 24. Sir Archibald Alison, the historian is dead. The Oakes Races which took place to-day on Epsom was won by Uipia. ^ Trial #f Fenian Prisoner far Trensan CORK, May 24.—The Fenian prisoner McClure on being arraigned for treason entered n plea of guilty. Departnre of steamers. FZRI8, May 24.—The frigate Jeon Bart, of the French West India snuadron has been ordered to proceed to New Vo; k. Bombardment of «l*e Town of Fnr» mesa bp A < j lean Gunboat. LrvrRPOOl.. May 24—Evening. Advices from Hong Kong say It is reported that the United States gunboat Ashnelat had bombarded a town In the island of Farmesa. the natives of which murdered the shipwrecked crew of the American bark Rover. Arrived. Southampton, May 24.—The steamer Teutonia, from New York, has arrived. Hnmor Denied. Vienna, Mav 24—Evening.—The rumor ot /Hie death of Maximilian prevailing here is 7 officially without foundation. Financial. Frank port, May 24.—United States bonds.
77 c;.
ANTWERP, May 24.—Petroleum 42 francs
30 centimes.
GfASOOW, May 24.—The steamers United Kingdom and Iowa, from New York, have ar-
rived.
Financial and Commercial .Batters. I/vndon, May 24.—Consonls, 93}*; 3-20's, S2>i; Illinois Central. 7ti l *. Liverpool, May 24.—cotton- Salcsof middling uplands at HUd. Bread stuffs—<iulet. Corn—Sales at 39s. Wheat—Sales of No. 1 Milwaukee red at
I3s. 9d.
Barley—Sales at 4s. Od. < lats—Sales at 3s. 0d. Peas—Sales at 41s. 0d. Provisions—Steady. Beef—Sales at 12Ss. 0d. Pork—Sales at S0s. Lard—Sales at3U«. Gd. Bacon- Sales at 39s. Cheese -Sales at 07s. Produce—Unchanged. LONDON, May 24—Evening.—Markets un-
changed.
Cotton—Quiet. Breadsturfs—Quiet and unchanged. Corn—Sales at 39s. Wheat—Sales of No. 1 Milwaukee red at Is.
9d. •
»tats—Sales at 3s. fid. Provisions—Uncbangsd. Produce—Unchanged. Beef—Quiet, and Is. better. Talbw—Declined 3d. Consols,93; bonds, 72; Illinois Central, 90;
Erie, 40.
From Washington. General Belgs Granted Leave of Absence—fmportant Decision of
Mnpreme Conrt.
Washington, Friday, May 24. Quartermaster General Meigs has been granted leave of absence for six months from June 3, on account of ill health, with pcrmlstion to leave the United States. General Meigs
will visit Europe.
Brevet Major General Absalom bas been ordered to report to General ord for temporary duty, his assignment as Assistant In-
spector General of the Lakes remainim.'.
In the case of the United States rs. Jox jdi Bruin, whose property was confiscated «nd
aoldainder a decree ofthe United
trlet Court, aitting at Alexandria, dudge
Special Beetlng at Union League — Desolations of Censnre •« Hornes Greeley Rejected-Opening of Jerome Pnrlc—Departure af Catholic Priests for Rome-Latest from Mexico—Bombardment af the City—Secretary Steward Willing to Intervene In Behalf of the Fenian flleC In re—General Ord to Issue an Order Postponing the Collection of Debts—The People Advised to Keep Clear of Judge Kelley—Stauoberry’# Opinion on Reconstruct I on Act to to be Published To-day-General Thomas Ordered to Washington. New York, Friday, May 24. The fire last evening at No. 30 Harrison street, occupied by Dempsey .t Horton, as a cotton warehouse, was evidently the work of an incendiary. Loss *30,000; insured. A special meeting of the Union League Club was held last evening for the purpose of taking into consideration the recent action of Horace Greeley, a member of the organization, in beeaiming the bondsmen of Jeff. Davis. A resolution of censure was presented and
rejected.
A substitute finally passed condemning the bailing of Jeff. Davis, but not deeming it proper for the club to stigmatize a member for
any such act.
The total sum thus far received for excise
licenses is *923,000.
Jerome Park was opened brilliantly yesterday. The first and second races were won by the filly Ruthless and Captain Monday. The
third by the filly Red Wing.
A number of Catholic ecclesiastics departed yesterday by steamer for Rome, to attend the assembly of prelates of the church, to celebrate the eighteen hundredth anniversary of the martyrdom of St. I’etcr, on the 29th ot June. ... .... .. ujJ
Many priests bore presents to the Pope.
'ieve his present dillicul
ng the pn
yacht Henrietta, eai
ney
mmg the
«
gob of Cincinnati.
prei
relieve hi
ts w
crying a cargo of*3il,000 in presented by the Catholic*
present dillb
esents was a stiver model of the
UiraUTs city of Mexico dates of May Gth The bombardment was going on;
the
water was
say
city was in a fearful condition; obtained except from artesian wells,
supply Forced i being made by
city w to lie
which only render a scanty levies of men and money were Marques. Provisions scarce.
The diplomatic corps suspended relations with the Imperial Government on the 26th of April, on account of alleged partiality towards Americans In the levying of Prus-
tamor.
The rumored surrender of Qneretaro is untrue. Maximilian being desirous of surrendering but was prevented by Mtjia and Miramou who virtually held him as a pris-
oner in their hands.
No mall has arrived or departed for three months, except by private couriers. Business Is completely paralyzed in consequence.
Outside, the seige was
I>1az was simply starving ou
instruction of Juarez, that plan uemg ueciueu as the surest method of capturing the persona
of the leaders.
The HerahCt Washington special says that Secretary Seward has signified his willingness to intercede with the English Government in behalf ol the Fenian McClure, who gallantly withstood the F.nglGh cavalry In Ireland. In consequence of the stringency of money matters in his district, Ord intends to i«siie a general order postponing the collection of
debt* for an Indefinite period.
Augusta papers advise the people to keep
clear of Judge Kelley, and thus
From St Louis. ----- Governor of Montana left for Fart Benton—Volunteers for Service Against the Indians—About 3,000 Indians near Fort McPherson asking for Subsistence. ST. LOUIS, Friday, May 24. Omaha dispatches say that the Governor of Montana, and suite, left there for Fort Benton on the steamer Octavia, on Sunday. An escort of ninety men, en route for camp Cook, accompanied the party. Col. Lowis, of the 36th Infantry had arrived from Virginia city to organize volunteers for service against the Indians in the Gallatia [sic] valley, should they be required. The Cheyennes are committing petty depredations on the Platte route. The persons belonging to the Pacific Railroad engineering party, and reported killed in the Black Hills, some time since, have turned up alive. They had not even been attacked. About three thousand Ogallas and Brule Sioux, under Spotted Tall and Swift Bear, are near Fort McPherson asking subsistence from the Government. They have been driven from their hunting grounds, on the Republican and its tributaries, by the operations of the troops against hostile tribes. These bands profess great friendship for the whites. Little interruption occurs to trains upon the roads from Forts Sedgwick and Laramie
north.
The escorts of Major Freeman, fifty men. and a herd of beef cattle went through to Fort Phil. Kearney with slight loss. His skirmishers and flankers kept the Indians at a respectful distance. Returning to Fort Reno on the 3d of May they met Major King carrolled [sic] at Crazy Woman’s Fork. The train had been attacked and lost twelve
head of cattle.
Major King reported the number of Indians at 150, some of them being mounted.
bin
m councjuru* c.
i progressing leisurely, ng out the garrison by tat plan being decided
Major Freeman gave him twenty men, and he moved forward from North Platte without
further molestation.
On Friday last a company herding 3,000 stock cattle for Prarair & Galbraith, twentyfive miles west of North Platte, were attacked by Indians and six killed and the whole herd
taken.
A miner has just reached here from North Platte, which is 203 miles west of the Union Pacific, and numbers twenty business houses, and is a point of transfer of freight to wagons. ---<>--- Arrival of Eastern Capitalist—Organizing Soldiers for the Irish Re-
public.
ST. LOUIS, May 24.—A party of eastern capitalists amt railroad men, including W. B. Astor, Peter Cochen. J. Hinckley, President,
id Enoch Prost, directors
ilti-
Cincinnati, Friday, May 24.
Flour—In better demand; sales of 200 bar-
tily
ports 1,049 barrels.
rela family at *14; receipts, 1457 barrels; ex-
stor, rater a. oca
and S. M. Fulton and
of the Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Wheat—Unchanged and not much offered; sales of No. 1 winter at *3 25; receipts, 1,324
bushels.
Corn—Irregular but higher; sales ol 11,000 bushels at 90c. for No. 1 in hulk; receipts, 17,000 bushels. Oats—Firm with a good demand; sales at 74:'. for No. 1; 72c. for No. 2. Rye—Quiet and steady; no receipts. Cotton—Dull and no demand of consequence; middling offered at 23<(&24c.; receipts
363 bales.
Whisky—Dull and no sales; it Is held at 32c. In bond, but not saleable at over 30c.; receipts 403 barrels: exports, 9bl barrels. Mess Pork—Quiet but firm; sales at *22 50. Bulk Meats—steady; sales of S0,000 pounds Sides at 10c.; 60,000 pounds shoulders at be. Bacon—In good demand; sales of 210 hogsheads at 9c. for shoulders; 11c. for sides; ll%c for clear rib; 12V*c. for clear sides; 90 tierces sugar cured bams sold at 13@l5>^c. Lard—Firm but the demand light; 12",@
12^c. asked.
Butter—Dull and prices lower, closing at 18@19e. for choisc fresh; the receipts arc quite
large and the demand local.
Cheese—Unchanged. Gold—*1 37 buying. Buffalo Bur Us la.
Buffalo, Friday, May 24.
Flour—Dull and spring lower; asking
*14 30.
Wheat—Doll and unchanged. Corn—Firm; sales of 10,400 bushels No. 1 mixed Western at *1 13; 8,509 bushels new rejected at95c.(jj*l 03; new No. 2 Western in iots*l 05. Gats—Firm and in fair speculative inquiry; sales of 2.750 bushels No. 2 Western at 97'*c.; 1,150 bushels do. at SOc. Mess Pork—Quiet; sales at *23 3d. Lard—Quiet; sales at 13^0. Receipts—Wheat, 2.500 bushels; com, 3.S50 bushels; oats, 2,500 bushels; Hour, 6,000
barrels.
Shipments—None,
BllwuuUe* Bar Ret. Milwaukee. Friday, May 24. Dull and nominal; sales of city
itry *1250(312 75; extra *12 2f>u*l
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YyA-NTia>-^UA>i VAbaKUa—Wo want a tew fered on*per cent, or salary. Also, one good man “ a State Agent. Gall on or address ASH hit ft ADAM3, TG KastMarket street, Indianapolis. Indiana. mar2<lSm $20. Agents Wanted. $20. %To to %20O per month—ir alt or female- to sell
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Receipt*—Flour. 800 barrels; wheat, 29,600 bushels; oats, 3,000 bushels; corn, 700
bushels.
Sbipun i*ts—Flour. 400 barrels; wheat. :!»si bushels; oat*. l,2iH> bushel-; corn, oou
bushels.
work- as a 1’urilier connected
and
ire Kulroad, M. V. McKeon, of the Uhiia-
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Putman, Of Boston, and others arrived at St.
ceed to Leavenworth, and some of them the terminus of the Kansas Branch of th
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Putman, Of Boston Joseph yesterday.
avoid all pos-
spe
opinion
mhli-hed to-da
parties will pro-
go to I e Pa- j
ctfle Railroad.
Captain Grace of Boston, central organizer of the Fenian Brotherhood, is at Omaha, he designs pel feeing the organization of Fenians there, and forming volunteer companies for
the Irish Republic.
From Annapolis.
Keport of Coasaaitte ou Compensation to Former Owners of Mlarr*.
Annapolis, Friday, May 21.
In the Constitutional Convention to-dav the
t».lla4elp.lu Harkat. PmLADKi.ru!▲, Friday, May 24. Flour—Quiet; sales of Northwestern extra
at *11 25.
Wheat—Firmer; sales of 1,290 bushel*
sibility of sanctioning anything liesays.
The Times’ special siys Vttnmey General committee of legislative department mai
the reconstruction report which cr—’ ~ ~ —
‘y-
•h graphed General
to-day t
Wa-hi
taken a recess for two weeks. They were *% r it of error on the
they have” First. Thai
the application of one of Hie counsel for Bruin,
Chief Justice Chase on
folk
States Hi-
trlet Court, sitting at Alexandria, .1 Underwood, presiding, during the war, on
Wednesday granted a
charged not to make known what they have done, but it Is understood they did not, as has been stated, find sny Indictment for treason. They made great efforts for ferreting out frauds upon the revenue by parties largely engaged in whisky making, but they were not
very successful.
—Last winter a dispatch wm sent from Washington stating that the President bad tendered Horace Greeley s place in the Cabinet. It was then promptly denied by certain journals as a Washington canard, but it was strictly correct, for within a few days a copy of the letter offering Greeley the place of Postmaster General has been seen. The offer was declined on the ground that Mr. Greeley could net support the policy of Pre*ldent
Johnson.
—In addition to Mr. Sumner’s forthcoming pamphlet on our recent Russian purchase, the officers ol the Smithsonian Institute will soon communicate to the Treasury Department, at Mr. McCulloch’s request, some important statements, translated from the archives of the Russian Fur Company, and an abstract of a German publication on the geology and mineral resources of the counfry. The diary of tho late Major Linnlcott, of Chicago, who passed several years in the Mackenzie River Valley and beyond, will be published by the Chicago Academy of National History. —On account of ill health, Quartermaster General Meigs has received leave of absence for six months, with permission to visit
Kuropc.
—Chief Justice Chase has set aside the charge of Judge Underwood confiscating the property of Joseph Brain, of Alexandria. - It is stated that two-thirds of Charleston Is owntd by Frazer, Trenholm & Co., and that they paid taxes on fourteen millions of dollars
last year.
—The agricultural report for April gives the most gratifying reports in regard to the condition of the winter wheat in ail sections of the
country.
Sir Archibald Alison, the historian, is
ilead.
- The Fenian prisoner, McClure, on being arraigned for treason, plead guilty. The opinion of Attorney General Stansberry on the reconstruction act is not yet
ready for the press.
All Sorts of Paragraphs.
In Cincinnati a lady over sixty-two years of
age, gave birth to triplets.
Novel writing clergymen are denounced in
the rural pulpits in New York.
The New York Herald office Is connected with Mr. Bennett's residence, on Wasbingtor
Heights, by telegraph.
A fast young man in Brooklyn bought a big house, furnished It, paid lor the same in bogus cheeks and with his affianced bride bas come
to grief.
A lady in Paris recently gave a concert at her honse: “Do you like Rossini,” said sfleto one of her guests, “Itosslnl? indeed I do. He ts my favorite composer.” -‘Are you familiar with his ‘Bsrbe’ i of Seville)?” “Oh dear, no,” was the reply, “1 always shave mysrll.” The New York Evening Post publishes an account of an old man, who, but a few years ago was a wealthy business man in that city, but who, by financial disasters, sickness sod death in bis family, Is now endeavoring to secure a living by selling daily and weekly newspapers in New York. St. [.mils bag a shocking sensation. A Rev. Mr. Mattice, whose amorous propensities overcame bis clerical exclusiveness, made love to and won the young and beautiful wife of an old physician named Fischer. The reverend lover was a bright and shining light In the Young Men’s Christian Association, and to that body Dr. Fischer set forth his grievances. The result Is that Mattice lias been dismissed from 4iis charge, and she who loved not wisely has returned to her liege. The Russian officers now visiting our armories snd manufactories are described by the New Haven Journal, as follows: Both gentlemen were apparently about thirty years of age. They were dressed In the prevailing Americsn spring fashion, and would readily pass at sight for Americans. They speak English very fluently and affably, with but little foreign accent, and are a little darker in complexion than Americans. Both of them are officers la the Russian artillery, and are men of much In telligence and refinement. The orange groves of Florida are referred to, by a newspaper correspondent, who writes from Gainesville, 26th ultimo, as follows: The orange groves presents beautiful sight: many of the trees are still ladcneil with ripe and juicy fruit, and are in full bloom at the same wll<1 K rovt ’s containing the ♦fciH r '* we * t or “ n 8e. They can be !?« U mnr*>» t nlt.f r f*K 41 ' the year I ' olln J- Give
Concerning the
nalliftfl, s correpponi
lowing groui
t the District Court condemned
iy k nds
anjl sold the abdblutc estate of the petition! r. in and to the property, which judgment it
the power of the court to pro-
was beyond
nounce.
Second. That the condemnation of the property was for treason, of which the parly could not be adjudged guilty except by the finding of a jury. Third. That the proceedings were in admiralty, when they should have been upon the common law side of the court, by information, and not by libel. JUAtclUrr Committee Examining Wltneeeee—Report of tfee Agricultural Bureau. Washsgton, May 24.—The Committee of Judiciary sit five or six hours a day for the examination of witnesses on various subjects, and expect to conclude their labors early in June. vyf** Among tfiose before the committee this morning were General Fullerton and the Washington agent ofthe New York Associated Press, as the latter accompanied the Presidential excursion last year. He was examined on several points In that connection. The Agricultural Department report for April says there never has been so general an expression of encouragement, in view ot the fine condition of winter wheat, since the establishment of the present sv«tem of the collection of the crop statistics. The crops are reported favorable. From the South the returns are favorable, a* also from the West. The report states that the loss of cattle from actual starvation and exposure the past winter was extraordinary. Even in tbe mild climate of Texas one-tenth of the stock died. In the Territories similar losses arc reported. In Hall county, Nebraska, one-tenth of the cattle psristMd in consequence of the gronnd being covered with snow from the middle of December till tbe first of April. . Such is the tenor of letters from the South and younger States of the West. Tbe losses, it is added, were plainly avoidable with a proper expenditure ot foresight and Industry. Tbe opinion of Attorney General Stansberry on tbe reconstruction acts is not yet ready for tbe press. Receipts for custom* for the week ending'on the 18th were *2,943,711. r From San Francisco. Fire-Loss »130,000. 's San Francisco, Friday, May 24. It is estimated that tbe loss by tbe burning of Pierce £ Co’s furniture warerooms is *139,-
000.
Tbe demand for flour from New York con-
tinues.
Stanstarrj’s law will tw pul The Preside
Thoma* to come to Washington immediately Rumor connected it with the possible removal
or transfer of General Sheridan.
The President h »* notified the Boston Free Masons that he will not he able to \t-il that
l it) to participate in ihctr celebration.
f ire-Destruction of Worth of Cotlou—Order from Judge auib erlnnd — Reformed Presbyterian t hnreli Proceeding* - Trial of u Government Defaulter—The New Italian *f misters-Hares at Jerome
Park
nvention to-day the ve department made a provisions prohibiting r from making appro-
report which contain* the General Assembly
priations for compensation to former owner* of slaves: providing for heavy penalties on members of ihc General Assembly, State and municipal officers for receiving bribes, reward-, or other tentuuonials; a!-n upon persons offer
ng tines, imprisonment in disqualification for office.
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. iiiit it th*- bin tiers.
12 It it*n In* rcfciilatrd wait*!) and in tna<t d \»y a < hild. w ithout daiticcr til' it* k«?Uii£ •>ut «if wider he htfht i' clearer, «-«»ft»*r and ea'icr to the ini in every way mi|tenor to am other Km
•mi Uwi he i \c.elled :.»r the u^e
e needle \io» k !»y la tie'
1-; al-o upoi
tn£ the Name, inehtdtnc tine?*, Ii
Msy
>11 the
21. i.lain
. .rn. i- of sixth avenue To-.iay a carpenter named .lame* P. Lawler, | 'Pile
working on the fourth stnr
Nrw York.
purchased a lot on
and Twenty-third avenue, to erect a theater on, intended to be one ,,| the llne-t in the
eountrv.
F hundred mid forty-three bale* of onttan were destroyed by tire in I temper A liar
the penitentiary ami . From Louisville.
General Thomas Ordered to Wash-
ington Bun Kitted.
LaiI'I.iv ILI.K. Friday, May 2 4. M -j >r General Thomas received instructions
it Is understood
Naaonlc.
of .Martwii Lodt(«* V
sevrii o'clock, ft
rdt r
ord* r wf thi* \V Mmtvr.
JOHN M UU YM
MASONIC.
Thi-rc will b*- a special m
10, thi-» evening ai
for work, ttrst decree.
\V Mtis-t
‘clinic half-
W 1.LL. .Secretary
INSURANCE.
FOR RELIABLE AND SAFE INSURANCE,
1*1111. iDKLril! A 1*4. M i> 1. 1 "'♦•7
Mr l %rl BoteiSi; iVar •Ml 1 h ive HIM Am i ' h» d iii - - i*\:tini!ial twti < • l \w»ir pii |»uratiou uwi-d »u ih«- Ai• llni'U Iau* Purifier Alter u uaielul .uiuH'N I ilud it tw contain all the Mihslauie- • numerated in \.*ur formula. In the course wf e Y|>e riincnlinir. I in tdethe pre|>ai at Dm according tw \our itiMru« Uona. and compared it n ith a <am pie of your w\\ n m.uuilaulure. and homd them to F*e -1 ui liar in effect. Iterated trial- cave, in vu riably, £>nmI re-iilt»—indeed. I*evnnd m\ expccluiioufr. I muw, therefore, acknov* ledjre that I .nu fully impressed with Its eiheacy. The conclusions that l have arrived at are ii- foil *vv The preparation i- m»t explosive, and is perfect! v - ife. It etTecL'v a itreat saviu*rot h> « wiumunU aunic greater lumiuo^it / to the tlame The products of eotnhustiwQ of the gaa. alter pa^sinx ihrou>;h it. are free trum oiiwr The materials enteriu^ to the composition ol the preparation are eap and e?i-dy pio*luc,*-ti. ?*inre you did not I rtn ularl v desire it. 1 <lui not <jet« roiine the rel-
MILLINERY. B A R C A I N S
im m i\ium\ hoods,
IsTEW STO^E,
CROWN MILL.
CROWN HILL CEMETERY. N otFTc E .
rrUlK Director)* of the
X ter carefully it* bearing)*, have
of burial Lota.
The amount required to be appropriated each year ai a sinking fund to koep the ground* uml the fenciugin permanent order, and to make the uece»aary improvement*, make* it absolutely neccsNary to begin at once, in order to accomplish the above named objects In pursuance of the above, the public are hereby notilled that on and after the first day of July next the minimum price of lota will be 2$ cenu per square foot,and the maximum price 50 cent* per square foot, vary ing
according to size and locatiou.
By order of the Board.
F W. LH1:>L
apr20 dtiljy l.lstp
the Crown Util Cemetery, af[insidering the subject in alt included to advance the pi ice
1SLKTT, Superintendent.
A Fortune ia Every County of 10,000 Inhabitants. IF O IR. S ^ 3L. E , OTATK and County Uiglitp !•> mauulucture and l5 selloneof the most us. ful and novel inventions of the day. From two to five hundred dollars per week can be made with a small capital. For further particularn, apply to fcDGAU KNIGHT.
Palmer Hou-e,
m)T8d&w3w* ludianupoli--, Indiana. Bank of State Building aud Lot. OE AI.ED FKOPoS AI.S u ill ».«• re. eiv* d at the ollice of the Bank of the Mate, No 112 North Meridian street, until the first day ol June next, for the purchase ofthe Bank Raiding, and lot No.
Get and
: tor the pure I 1. square bT, ! Kentucky a
IttU fc>( Ua-hinffiou Street.
H. ETTEAHEIWER A CO. aprl illy
fo pr.H iqql tu Wanhin^toii. R'lMtli ha* b>» Ifav.;* to-uight.
fill pt-y .1
ton'* wan linusp. II trrison *inrt, la-t night;
vaiueil at jCtil.ooo; lully in.urtil.
Jmlge UmliTWooU^ranteii an ortltT on the alliilavit of Mayor Hoffin-iu, ilireeting the lice commis-luner* to *hnw ■■au*e to-mtirrow iy the writ of prohibition *hall not be tuxiieil a?ain«t tliem from all notion iiniier the ai-t of the irf-gi-lutiiro triu.ferring tho lioen*ing
power lu ttieiu.
At laet night*’ session of tlie R- forme I I’re*. hyterian Uburch. the proD *t anj appeal of Dr*. Crawforil and Steele were sustained by a ‘ vote of twenty-tliree to fifteen. Thi* involve* | the canceling of the licen-es of the Itevs. t Chamhers and Thompson, of Phllailelpbi.x. At to-day*’ Reaeion the annual report of the I tioard of domeatic mission* wa* read. A n increase in the salaries of pastor*, to the rate paid for probationers, was made. For the support of the freed men-' mi-sir,n the receipts, during the year, were £5,:!6.7 un.i tbe disbursements g2.962. The western portion of the ehiireb desires to estaidish a mission in Tennu: see, in the i-are
of William Wyatt.
Tbe appointment of Rev. K. H. Reid was
reeommended, and that he have Uneoln county, Tennessee, tlte propriety of rstal.lisliing
- Am
House, now in pro misstep, tell violent!
instantly killed.
ot the new Galt
in,
y to the ground, and
tnrv o of er
! * V l ICONIC tC U nderwriteFs
che
i partf, ulariy desire it, I did uwt
alive iliuminatiiiic power of tlte gn- altar j p i.-»ed tbro*iKh the ^reparation : but the nl
a ity of the light produced. AffP C V« ofivious u^jod the Ur»i
made a
WftD
or \ohk.
asli i .tpilal .md Surplus
Is.
polfi why
From Fortress Monroe.
Ike Hone, of .\ew llivcn, ionn.
Acckaleut tosteunaer. Kortrk-ss Monro*, Friday, May 2t, The steamer Vigo, from Savannah for New York, was towed here to-day by the steamer I'olumhia. baaing broken a shaft. Shelias sixty passenger* ami a large amount u! freight. She will lie towed to New York. The t'o1 nubia sailed to-night.
From Detroit.
-Sem-
e puv nd re;
sport ion tl
ree
i:
iwerto visit
to
there.
onary Association
■ge of the
schools, a transfer to that body is
Enffllali Deepntcliea Caucernlu* tbe
Canfederation acbemo.
San Francisco, May 24.—A Victoria telegram ^ays the British Colonist publishes despatches of an Important fixture from Eog-
rst
tbe Confederated
Parliament in Canada, next August, be to in-
dole of I
The American Home Missb
igexpi
Alexandria
imended.
. J. F. Hill recommends that a rommlf-
pr
Xenia, Ohio, to negotiate arram
org
solved to meet in thechurch of Rev. Dr. Douglas, at Pittsburg, on the third Wednesday in
May, 1S68.
The third appeal of Doctors Crawford and Steele was taken up, and was under consideration at the adjournment, at Philadelphia, yes-
terday.
An important case wa* heard before United States Commissioner Smith, wherein James James Hertford, alias John Collins, wa* charged with defrauding the United States Government of a Urge sum of money. It was given by evidence in the prosecusion that Hertford bail defrauded the Government out of the legal tax on at least $100,000 worth of distilled liquors, executing false bonds. Hertford was held to bail in the sum of $50,000. •ppears thai the newly appointed Italian minister to this country issignor C'orrutb. now ambassador to Switzerland, and not Signor Cerrute, consul at San Francisco, as reported
by tbe cable.
At the Jerome Parkto-d
for $590, for all
won _
?<•
ie second race, a milf
for $7i
In tbe third
ter*, all
tee be appointed to proceed to unite the Presbyterian General Assembly in session at a, Ohio, to negotiate arrangements for an lie union with this body. _The Synod re-
land concerning tbe confederation scheme. Governor Seymour advised that the fl measure that comes before tbe Confederal Parliament in Canada, next August, be to I elude a confederacy of the whole of Britl North America, and to lay the matter befc
tbe council immediately.
He requests their voice upon the advisability of British Colombia being admitted in tbe Union, tbe authorized State debt to l>e assumed by tbe confederacy, and its payment to be guaranteed by the Imperial govern-
ment.
The Colonist^*?* it Is believed that tbe cry for annexation will yet be the means of attracting tbe attention of tbe Imperial Government to tbe deplorable condition of this neglected colony.
irk to-day, the first rare,
Too, for all ages, mile ami a quarter, was by Ruthless, beating Luther, Urbana and
_Jlillic Tuttle. Time: 2:15%.
he In the second race, a mile and three-quarters, S790, Monday beat Loadstone. Time: 3:11. the third race, two miles and three-quar-all ages, carrying one hundred pounds each, Fleetwing beat Julius, Onward and Cap-
tain Moore. Time: 5:9%.
Helen Taney, a Sister of Charity, a niece of the late Judge Taney, died at Troy lately. The,Commercial say* it is asserted that half to two-thirds of charleston is owned by Frazer, Trenholm & Co., and that they paid la*t year taxes on fourteen millions of property in
South Carolina.
At the evening session of the Presbyterian
From Atlanta.
—
Important Drder from General Pope,
Atlanta, Friday, May 24.
An important general order on registration has just been issued by General Pope. Tbe
following are the salient points;
Tbe States of Georgia and Alabama
tricted.and freedmen are placed on every board of registration; registers to take the iron clad oath, and explain to all their political rights
are dis-
ybi
on
oath, and explain to all their political r and privileges; the right to register and is governed by the military authorities; vio-
their political rights
* nd vote
- „ . les; violencftkitbrcats or any oppressliffi means to prevent persons from registering and voting, to be followed by Immediate arrest and trial by military commissions; no contract with laboi
i pay of the New York tour-
Voire
■* xsjsj/xsuvxav wa Vito lUbVroEU of working men) tea reporters at $28 per week average; the cfa* i a rampant advocate of the labor movement) live men at an arenas of twelve dollars; the Pott, four at $23; the World, eight at an average of $13, and the Exprett, six »t an ayerage offline doilars.”
ry commissions; no contract with labore depriving them of wages for any longer time than consumed in registering or voting, will be permitted to be enforced, under penalty of arrest and trial by military commission; in case of disturbance atthe place of registration or tbe polls, the civil authorities are to be called on to afford protection, and in their default the military will see that such protection is given, and the civil authorities refusing to give such protection will be arrested by the
From Toronto. Departure of a Witness on tlae Snvratt Trial. Toronto, Friday, May 24. George Mason, a Southern spy, suspected of being connected with the plot to assassinate Lincoln, left here to-night for New York, accompanied by an American detective, under a safeguard from Secretary Seward, to give evidence against Surratt, and in cases of robbery in which he took /art when with Mosby’s guerrilla*. _ From Pittsburg. Bivovlfewa—Weather. • Pittsburg, Friday, May 21. weather warm and pleasant. Diver stationary, with about four feet three iBQhM water in the channel.
Synod a report was adopted looking into the investigation and soundness of the views of R. E. Thompson, of Philadelphia, and revoke his license in the case. The protest was received from tbe Fourth Reformed Presbyterian congregation, of Philadelphia, against the action of the Philadelphia Presbytery, in refusing them a representation in the Synod, and asking to be constituted into a Presbytery and received, and it was resolved its prayer
be granted.
The board of superintendents of the Theological Seminary mode their annual report, in which appeared a [uo!r-t against the organization. by Rev. Dr. Wiley and others, who claim that the Synod wa* illegally organized, snd consequently that all its acts are null and void. Tbe protest was received, and a committee wa* appointed to prepare a reply. At a late hour the Synod adjourned nntil
May next.
From Rochester. .Heeling of Presbyterian General Assembly. Rochester, New York, Friday, May 24. The Presbyterian General Assembly to-day was occupied by matters relative to tlie appeal of Silas Miller from the action of the Synod of Illinois. Dr. Hooa, delegate from the General Assem-
Drrleton on th Eight llonr Lair
tenre of a Counterfeiter. I'ErUoir, Friday, May 21.
The Constitutional Cnnxention to-day decided not to incorporate in the new constitution a clause making eight hours a legal day’s work. liutMeaves the matter to the discretion of
legislators.
David Rose was sentenced to the State prison for seven years for passing counterfeit United States currency. From Whitby. Culliaton—Five Peraona Killed Whitby, C. W., Friday, May 24. An emigrant and a special freight train collided here to-day. One man, three women ami one child were killed. Several others were irjured. They were all Germans. From Palmyra. fteriouE Break fta Canal. Palmyka, Friday, May 21. A ^ernuii break in tbe Eric canal bas taken place. It will take ten days to repair.
i x-h < upilal and ^urpliiB
*lrl 40.1 14. UO.
1 UltOIi n «k(.
jf ma-lvant Kfcspcctl'ully
» rel v 'OH
‘alien : but the superior to that ot ordinary
st trial. You have, howof seYeral mouths, a prac
vour*». I».\ Y
Anal} tieal aiul »•
UK! ! M suiting . he
EXCURSION. Cheapest Excursion Ever offered to the citizen's of iisriDi.A.isr-A.iPO'LiS-
ONLY TWO DOLLARS
OIL ROLISM. BRAD DOCK’S EXCELSIOR WATER PKOOE Harness Preservative, AND Patented October 30. 1*00.
■\ TOST Durable, Economical, eonieat applied 3A Leather Softener and Preserver in the
world.
Uur compound for boots, oil*, blacks, and gives a high polish with little labor and no moistening, rendering them perfectly water proof. w.\liKAXTl&]> free from ALL injurious in-
gredients.
*ed never dispensed with,
iters better mar. In thi •e. and solicit a coll
ou Ibe come
avenue, Indianup
lilt will be 111
Hank Huliluig,: r ol ill li.ol . .
■oli* 'tbe valuable
ed. Possession
flan asyotber
•ince use
Wc offer retail
^pt? ^ “T^LISH^ind llAKSKSS PRESERVATIVE against all other* on i he globe Sold by all first cl«*ft grocer*. Druggists, Bo»t,
Shoe and Harue** Dealers.
ZEL’BLIN, BROS., Manufacturers,
Wmpmt 57 S»«il* ftUiWRla
aprlS dSm IndiftBAPolU.
Safe in the vault will be inel-il
will be given wilbin ten days. At leapt one fourth must t.e in cash, uu l interest ou deferred pay merits, which can not extend beyond one and
two years.
Bills should *tiite the pi i«‘e a d terms offered— and they will be opened at the ollice ol the Bank, at two o'clock, on the 1st day of June, in pre*-
1 nee of the bidders.
The right is reserved to reject all bids, if the price and terms offered aie net satisfactory
riEohi.E TOUsfcV, JoHN M bl'RSoN, JAMES M KAY.
myT6.ltill.iel Committee. Sale of Wasliiiigtott Slreel Fropt riv. riMlK undersigned, between the hours of tea X o’clock a. m . and four o’clock r M , on >at- $ the l*t day of June* 1SG7* ot the premises, will sell at public auction to tin highest bidder, lt»rca>h, the east half of the north half of lot number nine ^ in square nuiubei rixty-four M,; except mx .6, incites on the eud side ol >aid lot. Also, the wot half of the north half of said lot number 9 in square number six ty-four, ,64 y situate in the city ol ludianapolri, county of Marion, and State of Indiana, being numbers 87 and 91, East Wa>hingtuu Street: provided said premise-, are not sold prior to said data at private sale. Person-* desiring to purcha-t can find me at 3*2*2 La>t Washington Street Indianapolis, March Iff, IMJT marSO dtd WILLIAM JoUX WALLACE
Spring W u^oros. T7V»R sale cheap for cash, or tra*le for Horses or 17 Mares, at .Jacob Lnndiv’ Stable. N«» 30 Se»ut ii Pennsylvania Ntreet. ludianapo i^. lu-liai a 'il work w arranteil. r . K. J L >l ie E .c « <« marll dJm
FOUND.
IsVjl \l>- Kilgoie A lielms* office AliiUr’s X Block, one square north ot the Bates liouse. The place U> get lull upper or under sets of the best quality of artificial Teeth, on Rubber Plates, forftwentv dollar^ aitrl.t dAwam
'T'tie Inlc-t-na.liona.ri
or new 'ioiiii.
Cash rapltal an.l surplus S1, 111.9:16 17 Ail Losses Paid Promptly. Do^-oilio- Kdcn'^ Block, 77', East Morkt-t St* iuy2l .Urn LOOMII k ST\WITZ, AgcuU.
Stole,*.aumtjr aa«l C ity KIgh t, (or <tole I’nJer vvrv agreoablc inaucemunt* to tlie pur-
chaser Ala r«**
AMUSEMENTS.
FURNITURE. Housekeepers 7 Emporium
The European and American
C. A. ELLIOTT A Ctri, trethu<.ii«As Purifier and Regulator < »lh» *• P«»st«*eice Bo\ N.» s^i. Indiaaai*oli-. ludi
Patent Agents, Washington and
WlKlri:R>IIKIM Am*.
Philatlelphia,
lodiaiapolls Insaraace I'sapauy. ^
or J WARREN i Ol'LTSon , attorney at law. for the Arethusa rias Purifier and Regulator, No. 121 >outh sixth street, Philadelphia, Peunsylva-
*164
OFFICE IN
i »r of Pcnin) Ivam.Mtreet and Virginia avenue, 1 N 1 *1 AN VPOLIS, INDIANA. WSt H1XDKKSON,President. ALEI. C. .T anEi»OR Secretary. novTffdlv CINCINNATI HOME,
PASTURE TO LET.
r|*U I.KT >* VSTCItE-Siecllunt Blue lira** L Pu'ture, with running water, lor tior-C'> At
th, abo
$:i. and t ows at 50 per
of a mile iiortfiw
Bh
of
quarter-of a mile iiortb
tween Fall creek
JOB BROW'
i*nlh, about threefr«»iu the cit>. be3 river. Apply to ioum? imme<iiatel\
tn > -‘o dEt*
Tilt LL A K>1 A ۥ
ey—Easier and abundant, elosing at [•ent. un call, and T per cent, for prime
ITloner, NtocKs, Etc. Nkw York, Friday, May 21.
Mone
5 per cei dlsroiint*
Sterling—Dull at!*%.
Gold—Lower, opcnioi; at $1 38%, deelinine to 81 37;-. closing at that rate hid. and $1 37% asked. The shipment.* to-morrow will likely
exceed $1,900,909.
Loans—Modified to 5 per cent, for carrying. Governments—Steady. The following are
the elnsing quotations:
itesfistered eoupon* of 19*1, ni"„; cou of 1881 1117^; 5-29’*. registered, of 1962, pons of 1862, 196%; eoupon* of 1865,
aupon 19!»%
Railw
bea
s, lOSJi.
ay Stock*—The market is dull and heavy, elosing decidedly lower. The Krie clique appears to have broken up. Ten thousand shares were received from London, arnvim; tbe present month and to-day, and the shares from there are about 1 per cent, below
prices here.
The followinp are the closing prices reported by William Heath £ Co., at half past live
o’clock r. M.:
American gold, 137%; Ohio certificates.2.">%; Canton 42%<£42%; Cumberland, 31; Quicksilver, 23; Western Union Telegraph, 42%; Pacific Mail, 128%; Atlantic, 102; New York Central, 97%; Kne, 39%; Hudson. 101- Reading, 193; Michigan Southern, 66%; Illinois Central, 113%; Toledo, 113; Fort Wayne, 95%; Mariposa, 7; preferred, 18%; Pittsburg, 73%; Rock Island 87%; Northwestern,
31%; preferred 56%;
Border State Bonds—Firm; Missouri, 93%;
Virginia extra coupons, 45%.
Miscellaneous Shares—Dull and heavy, particularly on Quicksilver and Mariposa.
Coal Stocks—Dull and unchanged.
Mining Shares—The market is heavy and lower; Consolidated Gregory declined to 075, and closed heavy: Quartz Hill broke down to 195, and closed firm at 200; Corydon declined to 290, and rallied to 214; other cha
important.
Receipts at the Hub Trej
Fire Insurance Co. of the West. Capital i*.ud Surplus, $377,$.>3 09.
rpilE CINCINNATI HOME 13 ORGANIZED X «»»» ft solnl biisri, w ith ample security t»» policy hnltlcr*. having the wealthiest Hoard of Directors of »uy Company doing business in the United States. A reference to either Braii-tr* ft’s or Dunu’a Commercial Reports will establish this fact E B T1D!> A BRO., Agent*. Indianapolis. Indiana. IIenrv A.Tidd, General Agent. aprCdim
CROWN HILL. NOTICE—CflOWM HILL CEMETERY. fTIUK annual meelinK of th« corporators of J. i rown Hill Ceiuctery will be held on Tuesday, June 4.1^61. at nine o'clock A. M , at the ollice of .lame* M. Ka\, K*q., conior of Meridian and i duo >t reefs. UIJ JI aiut G. I*. .VNDKK60N. Secretary.
.INDIA*AIPOLIS TO 4,’INt LNNATI. XT ^3 H I XT !
-
And lie turn Saturday* May * accommodate the large nui»l>er of person* A. w ho h.ive expre*>eil a desire to witnea? the gran«l Spectacular Flay of the Bla^VC Iv OROOK, At the Naiionai Theater, and the wonderful performances of the Imperial Japanese Troupe,
79ow attracting Urg w ith an atternoon ai both plai v».
vda at Moi&rt Hal), aing per forma ace at
Lmim Mecemt L*U«m.
WILL EXHIBIT AT
THE
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO., OF CINCINNATI. Capital, $1,000,000 Securities, - - - - $3,000,000 f lOM BINING alt the clement* of strength ami V stability, ts now doing much the largest business ot any Western company. MARTIN, HOPKINS £ FOLLETT, Agents. Mi^OtSce in new Journal Building K. tl. Evviso, General Agent for Indiana, Box 873, Indianapolis. mj l7 ifliweod
tianges not
$294,009
asury.
including $320,900 customs and $152,000 gold notes; payments, $609,635; total, $5,583,357.
das od of Illinois. Hr, HOOS, delegate .t■ <<[I LUC oreueiai bly of the Reformed Dutch Church of the United States, was formally received this afternoon, and addressed the assembly, responded to by the moderator.
, and was
From New Orleans. FlattorM «f Republican Party. New Orleans, Friday, May 21. The following platform baa been adopted by the Republican party of this State: That tlie rebuilding of levies is the proper object for national aid; demanding the abolition of tlie cotton tax, and that the sugar interest be protected and fostered. From Mobile. Baafc Preatoeat Escapes Jail and Drawn* Hlnaself. Mobile, Friday, May 24. John M. Parfcman, the defaulting president of the First Jtatlonal Bank of Selma, escaped j»il, yesterday, and plunged into the river and drowned himself. The mayor of Mobile h«s been petitioned to appoint negroes for one-half of the police force.
Cblcaca market. CHICAGO. Friday, 3! ay 24. Flour—Quiet and firm. Wheat—Almost nominal and 2c. lower thun yesterday; sales at $2 S3 for No. 1; $2 U0<&2 tL for No. 2. Corn—Active and l<ai%c. higher; sales «.f No. 1 at $1 00%®t 02%: 95<896%c. for No. 1’. closing steady at 31 01%<gl 02 for No. 1. Oats—Dull; sales at 7o<$76c. for No. 2. Rye—Dull; sales at $1 50®1 51 for No. 4 In store. Barley—Inactive and nominal. ITovtsions—Inactive. Mess Fork—Sales at $22 50. I. ird—Sales at 12%®l2%c. Receipts—Flour, 4,500 barrels; -wheat, 4-.-200 bushels; corn, 30,000 bushels; oats, I2,0tl) bushels; hogs, 3,000 head. Shipments—Flour. 3.0011 barrels; wiseat, 3,0"0 liushels; corn, 13,0tH) bushels.
DAVID E. KAY DER, Firo and Lifo Insurance Agent, Over No. I West Washington “BEK HIVE CORNER.” I N D I A N A PU L, I N, INDIANA. D^-Expiral ion* carcriilly watched. Business promptly attended to.
Asset*;. •UOMft'i SS 1.71W.U7H S2 SKMMH 4i 817.178 86 can. of New York .. 755 U67 77 Lumliermuirs, Lhicago. .. 10 .Ktna Life Insurance to*, of llartlonl l,500.0l'0 U0
Pbu niv, of Hartford Hartford, of Hartford North American, of ilorttord. Putnam, of Hartford.... North American, of New
HOUSE FURNISHING. BflPORini
McCREERY & FAY, 30 and 3S Enst Washington Mrcvl, INDIAN A FULiS, INDIANA, WbuIc<aU’*aleand Retail CUIVl, GLASS, (ItEEA'SWAKE, l.ampM, Ktovew, Tinware. Furniture, Woodeuware. CUTLERY AND HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE, apr!7 dSm
OFFICIAL NOTICES. TVOTICE.
Office or City auditor. ) Indi axAl’OLig, Mav ff, 1867.)
J^OTH E is hereby given, that in pursuance of Charter, the Common Council, together with the
City Clerk, Auditor and A* Council Chamber, in said c
Capital represented.
TAILORING. WM. SWEIHHAinr, Merchant Tailor, And dealer in Gent's Pitmishiinj Goods, No. 21 Waulii flltiritUan Street, INDIANAFOLIS, INDIANA. OPR TNG ami Summer Cloths and Vestings, in VJ grent v*i u iy, which 1 propose to get up in tne be<t <»f style and at the lowest prices, dam
BOXES.
I.anisTtlle jnarket. Loltsvh-Le, Friday, May 24. Toliacco—Sales of 142 hogsheads le*f at $2 73 @3 • Flour—Dull; sales of superfine at *9 50<2 10 15. . Wheat—Nominal; sales at $2 S3. Corn—Firmer: sales at $1@1 15 for aheiledear in bulk, 85<390c. (tats—dales at 8Lc. in bulk. Coffe«—Sales of rio st 23%<g2a%c. Mess Pork—Sales it $22 25. Bacon—Sales of shoulders at ICWfiMGte - clear «des, 12>ic. ^ Lard—Sales of tierces at 12%c. Whisky—Salea of raw free at $3 SO; in bond River stationary; six and a half feet water in the canal by the mark.
PAPER BOXES. WUtlLEV & t'O.,
A BE prepared to man l\. the best quality,
re Paper Boxes ot J best duality, at the stock of Shoe Cartons and Motion Boxes
On hand constantly. Oor
order* solicited.
MAI AL'LEl £ CO., 13 West Maryland street, Indianapolis.
1 dim
CITY ELECTION.
T# the ft tew ef the Fifth Ward.
X r OlT are hereby notified that an election will X be beld in the Fifth Ward aft the School
House in aaid Ward, on Tuesday, Ja
* the election of ^
for to 8
election of a Councilman from said serve the unexpired term of Julios
venor.
By order of the Common Council. JOBS UNVKH8AW. City ]
on Monday
seven o’clock, a* a
il decide all
said city,
ing. May 27. 1867. at hall-past i Board of Equalization, to hear anil
complaints, if there be any. in relation to the City Assessment for tbe year 1867, and tocqualize the same as right and justice may require.
By order of the Common (louncii.
JOHN G. WATERS,
myll dtillmyiri ^ City Audit
PROPOSALS.
Masonic Temple. fTMIE undersigned. Executive Committee ofthe J. Indianapolis Masonic Temple Company, will receive proposals for the site ot the new Masonic Temple until thekKh day of May. Parties making proposals will state location ot ground offered, uscumbcranceson same, terms ot pavment, and amount of stock they will sub-
scribe.
It is contemplated erecting a from $100,090 to $200,000—the lo' same to be arranged for ston
second floor for otfloes: the tt stories to be devoted to Masonic purposes, and the structure to be an ornament to ihe city. A desirable location is sought for, and the ground must have a frontage oi not lets than 39 All proposals for the ground should bo accompanied by a conditional subscription to the stock of said company, as the amount of such subscription will hare an important influence ia de-
termining the location.
The Masons of the city have no with to control the affairs of the corporation further than theii
Ia4iaiap«li*' CiBciuaU & Lafaye.te KAILKOAD VOWDAN V " ill run TWO trains from ludianapolt*, on SATI KOAY.MAY 25. with tbe unparalleled redin' tiou of fare to $3 00 tor Ihe Round Trip, thus placing it within the mean, of all a ho desire to avail themselves of a delightful Excursion for business or pleasure. The train will leave Indianapolis as follows: :2© A. flt . arrlvlmg at Line inwall lltOUA. at.; at 10:20 A-M..arriving tn Cincinnati 3:50 **. at. Hamming will leave t-'ln-cianati at li:u V. .If. $^ Tickets for the round trip, and good on all trains advertised above, and also ou any of the trains from Cincinnati to Indianapolis, on Mon lay. the 17th. will be places! on sale at the I'aioa Picket Ofllce on and after Thursday. 33d instant $^“dn ail other train* the ticket* will not be aeived, and full fare will be collected. F B. LORD. General Ticket Agent. J. F. RlCHkkDSON, Superintendent. myS3d3t GREATEST REDUCTION
EVER, >1 A1>E.
Only $1 75 for the Round Trip
MDimroLis to cMi'imri, AND KETUDN, VIA RICHMOND. INDIANA, ’ffneadar, atay 3g, 1667• Tickets to be good to return on the Excursion Train, May 29, and on all regular trains May 29 and 30, giving ail an opportunity of witneealng the original BLACK CROOK! As performed in New York City.
building to cost wer story of the
and tbe
corporation further than their interest in the stock may entitle them,
proposals to be addressed to tbe Secretary.
JOHN CAVKN, WM. GLENN.
J. HENRY K.YPFKS,
JOHN C. NEW.
Executive Committee.
iu> 10 dtd
REPAIRING.
Clock, Watch and Jewelry
S- T. BECK Bin. «3 Kant U waning ion Stvnnt. T HAVE opened a shop for the repairing of A Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, and will be r to accommodate all who need
r.|» those desiring to attend this magulflcent 1 Spectacle, an unprecedented chance is offered. Tickets tor reserved sea's at the Tneater may obtained at all places where excursion tickets 1
sale.
Fersont intending to visit Cincinnati on butlness, or otherwise, should not fail to avail them-
sof
selves of Shis opportunity. No pains will be spared in m.iki pleasant excursion yet given
Indian
nutbls the most the oil irons of
exc
.•polls.
Tickets for sfl .*. m 'ndianapolis at the following
places:
Isaac Davis A Co., Bates House. Palmer House, Spencer House, Sherman House, U. Lusher A Co., O. B. Stout A Bio., G. M. Jenisou A Co., Union Depot. At Terre Haute—Terre Haute House, Buntin House,FostofltoeStand, and Railroad Depot Office aud stand. Alto, at Brazil, Grencastle and Cartersburg, and on the line of the Central Road, at Greeudeld, Kutghtstown, Dublin and Cambridge.
tom VaAAmg and satarAnx, May $4* 25,
IJI.NE^SE PAVILION. Coiner 0/ Georgia and Hi*/ Streets.
THIS WONDERFUL
WORK OF ART AND SACRED MUSEUM Is the most elaborate aad complete collection of W ax Statuary ia the world, consisting
hree hu: ' ‘
than rang'
_ tag of moie
three hundred moving Wax Figures, ax-
ed iu beautiful Tableaux
tllmaZi-mtimc Dorlptwrtol,—latorlcml anti CTaaaic Glmnwlace. appnarIng like tslvlmffi Meins*. Surpassing in grandeur and effect all other attempts to imitate nature. Saorecl Ovouping-su
illustrating the Life of Our savior, the Birth ol Christ. Christ and his Apostles, the Last Supper, the Trial of Christ, the Crucifixion—all arranged according to Biblical History. TEMPLE OF SOLOMON.
King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba.
HISTORICAL GRODPIMS. Marc Anthony and Cleopatra. * Ovation of Washington at Trenton. The Martyr President. The Assassination of President Lincoln. Booth, the assassin. The famous Ilistorical Gallery ot noted celebrities, life size, gorgeously costumed. The Chamber of Horrors. The Deering Murder, Philadelphia. The Roea Murder, Ohio.
And a hundred others, forming a study for tbe Sculptor. Painter and Clergy, and which, for correct conception, vivid dehneutloa, and masterly execution, can not be surpassed in this or any
other country.
$B$* Admission SOceats; children 36 coats. A liberal discount made to Christian associations
And Schools.
Doors open at two and seven P. M.
myll d&t
Smith a Poster. McLeneA Heron,
Trains leave Indianapolis. Arrive at Car bridge. . Leave Cambridge Arrive at Richmond Leave Richmond. Arrive at Cincinnati.
Thirty IWInnton will
9:30a.M. 11:43 A. M. 12:15 P.M. 1:00 P. M. 1:15 P. M. 4:30 P. M.
Cana hr idea tor Dinner.
Given na
is. May 29, ieav Arrive at Richmond— Leave Richmond Arrive at lodianapolia.
.4:46 p.m. ..6:00 p.m. .3:30 P.M.
J. C. BRINKMEYSB * CO.
Importer* and Wholesale Dealer* in
Foreign and Domestic Liquors
•■*» ■hOt KHiP.N, RYE .WHISKY, GIN AND BRANDIES. No. 1 ALVORDB BLOCS, snath .Weridinn nfi—$»ItodiaithptoHn We have in store and for sala choice MonrboM haft By* WAWtjr, Ranging from one to ton yeaca old, to which we Invite the attention ofthe trade. High Wines at Cincinnati qiitaMnas. Bend aad Tree.
Nn. t
are bouse, and toll gh Wines, Bour and Clears from
Wa bava a lame Denial Warehouse, and sol
Manufacturers or Tmpnrn—
id 56 Gnat AVaahinEtou Street.
Mat
T,'*CRN1TL BE of all kinds, Beds, ilattrc*»cs A and Lounges ou hand and made to order of tne beat material and uorkman.hip. Repairing done on short notice, an t called for as orders,1. Look out ior the spotted mules. aprt7 d3m
HEL WIG, ROBERTS & CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in FUR N JJ U R E. SALESROOM: No. 117 Kaat W&KhimKton Mtreet, INDUNAPOLIS, INDIANA. marl6d3m Istp Cabinet Makers’ inion. THE i-AMGEST RTtoCK «* FURNITU RE lm the City oi ImttiamupoliN. EaNt WaNhiugtou ^trcci, Directly opposite the Con it liouse. uiar20-dffm
QUEENSWARE. H. F WEST & CO, IMPOKTKKS tip CHL14, (iLASS A\D UlMSWARE, Also, general dealers m
»hl OU 1-awDn, Chandelier*, LaffihD Clvtmren, Feather I»us. fem. Heck and Yellow Ware, MotomeFurmiahlne Gioodw, Ktc, Ftc., Etc.
OPfiC'IALattention ilirecttfdto ourlar, Complete assortnient ot Retrigeratoi Chests, Beer Coolers, etc., embracing evt
ricty anil "tyle.
•ge anil rs. Ice
every va-
Ko. 37 Sowtu neridlau Mrect. apr25 ihim
NOTIONS. Wholesale and Retail! CBARLE8 iNAYEK A C'O., 99 Weak Wnahingtou street. Have lately received the following goods NEW SXTSfXsES CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES TkEUAMBULATORS, Willow Wagons, Toy XT Gigs and Wagons, Wheelbarrows. FANCY TRAVELING BASKETS, Rattan aui Willow Children Chairs, Wire and W.skI BIRD CAGE', a flue selection of Walking Canes of Rubber, Malaga, Dorn and Whalebone. BASE BALLS and BASK BALL IMPLEMENTS. Cloth and Rubber Foot Balls, Croquet Games, Morocco Traveling Bag*and Companions, F'i&liiiigv’ Tiielale, SKINS and NETS, new Cane ami Bamboo Fi Si I POLKS, English ami American Bucket Cutlery, Morocco ami Calf l*ocktt and Bill Books, Ladies* Portemonfiis, IVurl ami Leal her Card Ca:>es Stereoscope:, ami Views,Steel and German Silver Spectacles, Hamburg hollow ground Razors, Kmert»on’*straps and Hones. Dog Collars,MUzZLKs, Game Bags, Powder Masks, Genuine Meerschaum Pipes, Patent Wood and Rubber Pipes and Smokers* Articles, VIOLIN STRINGS, French and German Accordeous. A general as>ortmcnt of Broom, Linen and Wrapping Twines, Landreth’s Garden and Flower Merchants and the public ate invited to call and examine our stock marftd3ml»t&4thn CHAS. MAVKR .% t'O
MEDICAL.
"PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN LUrtfe ” l>K. KICOKU'M Celebrated Preventive Lotion. a FPOVKD and highly recommended by the French Medical Faculty, as the only sale and infallible Antidote against infection trum Special Disease*. This invaluable preparation is suited for either sex, and bas proved, from ample experience the must efficient and reliable Preventive ever discovered, thus effecting a desideratum lung sought for in toe Medical W orld. if used ac-
npossible.
hk a vaoLsmall outlay, sa' ily and mental torments.
Dy find .. . _
Thi* most reliable specific,
adopted iu the Old World, is now offered for * for toe first time in America by F. A. Dupur Cb., only authorised Agents for the Unitad Stai
Price $3 per bottle. Large bottle, double sisc, $5 itionof toe trade to oures- | The usual discount to the trade. Sent, secun ly sg that wa have at Dm an pecked, on receipt of price, to any address, w ith to our line at aver before direction* and pamphlet, by addressing to and in lead, by honorable F. A. DU FORT £ CO. •
:nt vessels, aud render Be wite iu time, and hours of untold bod
so universal'v
offered for