Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1867 — Page 4

i)AILY HEKALD.

■ ATl'BDAY MORNING,..

MAY 35.

nniAKIPOLIS B. E. TUB TABLE. Calainbai and IndUaapolUOntril lallwar. TBAIK9 LSATS. AHHTVC l.iirliliune Day Kxprcs. 8.30 A. M. 7:10 P.M I'ni'iiiirK anO Cli'vrliinO Kx. 3:48 P. U. 3::«) A. M Kii'limoixl Acivimmodallon. B 00 p. a 1:15 p. M ■. i* w loil. N iKht Kxpresa OliOP.M. 7 : r >5 A. M Qlncinnalf. Richmond and Chlcjgo Railroad. CIKl'lNNATf VIA BICIT1IOND ) i nrinnati B iOA.M. i innnnnli Kx|>rt'<i 3:48 p.M. 1:18 P.M Cincinnati and Indianapolis Jnaction. (CIMCINNATI VIA ('ONNK*flVII.I.F i n'i.in.ili lApres* 3 15 r SI 1:1» P a Bsllsfonialna Railroad.

Woatopn llomipopatlr Institute. •SECOND DAY—MORNING SftSSION. CnHpil to order by Trcsidcnt Frauklln. Hr. T. }’. Wilson offered the following:

Jietolvcil That hereafter the Western Institute will not place on record the pathogenesis of any drug not confirmed by reliable

provings by two or more persons.

The resolution was spoken to by Drs. \\ i.son, Kggertand Allen and on motion adopted.

I Dr. Allen offered the following:

j Besohnd, Tha^the Finance Committee be instructed to report the coat of printing u hundred copies of the entire proceedings ibis Institute together with the ConsUtuti 1 and My Laws, and that a publlahing committee be appointed by the chair to carry out i the object of this resolution with full power to

act. •

A division of the (iiifslion was called for I and the. first half of the resolution was tn

motion adopted.

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Indianapolis, Pern and Chicago Railway.

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Laf.irotto and Chicago Railroad.

y> mry ;unl St . .!.» Express. . 8:05 a. Jf. M W) P M i-.uro Express 1:*2«) p. m. 5 lo »v m iiu r ilt’M A^rommodiition. *4:50 p. m. '• M a. m

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the words 4< with full power to act.** The resolution was thrn adopted. Moved anti carried that the chair appoint a Finance Committee of throe. The chair appointed Drs. II. c. Allen, I.. C.

Ober and N. Snyder.

The chair appointed :.s publishing committee, Drs. Hclmutb, Ludlam and Hale. Dr. C.rtfert spoke of the value of monographs on special subjects and if the institute would ncce.pt It he would be pleased to oil- r something of a stimulus to Investigate the subject of Nasal Catarrh, a disease which has given us a great deal of trouble and dllliculty in its treatment. He otferd through the Institute a pri/e of one hundred dollars for the best practical paper on Nasal Catarrh, and rc11nested the Institute to appoint a committee

a m. 12 imp. m ' of tj^ree to examine the essays presented and a. m. 7 l" p m f-v,»ward fh/» nrl/i> ut the next meeting of the

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/^«ti ii we mo fit* ClilB Evonlnif. M - European and Amorirun Aliiseuin Kinfl^Art'. irom Regent Pluce. Tendon. To-dny?** Advcptlnemonta* \ M',. - . Uorking"' ».ai Purifier and U. ^u- , i*. i , (•rim'ipal olli. e, r*".m No. I s Smitii Mci'i-

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P, 'm Let Excellent iduo gra-*- pasture,

h.h i;r«>u n.

ti uward the pri/e .it the next meeting of the

Institute.

On motion the offi-r was ai-eepte.i.the thanks oyhe Institute ivtuinvil, an.l l>r. rt was reipiesteil to nominate the committee ol

award.

Tlie f.dlowiiwas offered by Dr. d. Hos-

ier :

sulcal, Tiiat a . ommittec be appointed to eorrvspond witb the pulilishers relative to i— suing new editions of dahr's New Manual, or, Symptomen Codex, Hempei's Moeninghaiisen and IIoenlngbaii«'U's Therapeutic I’Oi-kct Hook

■ n order tliat new comers may obtain these volumes.

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Eistul.". in Ano—N. Schneider. rharmaceutical Preparation^ — G. W.

Dames.

Ophthalmia—T. P. Wilson. Surgical Anatomy—W. T. Ilelmuth. .5Interla Medlca—F:. il. Hale. Trichinae Spiralis—G. W. Chittenden. Home opathy—G. M. Stockham. On motion, the committees were appointed. Dr. E. C. Franklin offered one hundred dollars for the best essay on the diseases of the bones and their bomoepathic treatment. Moved and carried that the proposition of Dr. Franklin bo accepted, and the thanks of the institute returned for the generous offer, and that Dr. Franklin be rripicsted to name a committee of three to examine the essays presented and award the prize. The Institute went into a committee of the whole on the subject of medical education: L. E. ober In the chair. Moved and earned, that the colleges appoint aeommittee of one from each . ollegc to recommend a uniform course of medical study to be pursued by all the medical colleges. On motion, the eommittce rose and reported, and the Institute adopted the report. Dr. William T. Ilelmuth offered a prize of jlOO for the best essay on the history and homeopathic treatment of syphilis. On motion, the offer of Dr. Ilelmuth was accepted. and the thanks of the Institute returned to the donor, with the rr<|Uest that he appoint a committee of three to examine the essay., and award the prize. Dr. It. Ludlam offered a pri/e of jbK) for toe best essay on the i’athology and Treatment .1 Dysintnorrho a. A vote of thanks \v:.» tendered for this generous offer, with the rc*iucst that he appoint a committee of award. The thanks uf the Institute were tendered Doctors Hurnhum and F.ggert for the splendid mMiner in which ther have entertained the Institute during its session, and to the press for its reports. Adjourned to eight o’clock r. m.. to listen to the annual address by Dr. T. 1’. Wilson. KVENIXG SESSION. Dr. Wilson delivered an able and interesting address, which was listened to by a large and appreciative audience. The Doctor was

Ml/.zard Cents.—For several days an impression has prevailed that the nickel one cent coins issued by the Government some years since, and ornamented with an impossible fowl spreading itself in rapid llight, were worth a fabulous amount in consequence of a blunder at the mint, by which they were alloyed with gold instead of coppc-. Yester* day the excitement culminated. All day hundreds of boy brokers ransacked the grocery stores, drug stores, butcher shops, drinking houses, and every quarter where the nickels might reasonably be supposed to have accumulated, buying them up at prices ranging from four to twenty cents. They even stop, ped gentlemen on the street comers, and anxiously inquired lor buzzard niekles. The trade was not confined to young financial geniuses of the Caucasian race. On thecontrary ( quite the reverse. We saw at least half a dozen promising African scions, raving mad with the nickel fever, and raging around in all possible and impo.-slble localities. Wv are sorry to spoil the tratlic in these nickels^ but we arc afraid that some of the gentlemen who employed the boy brokers to rans:ick the city yesterday have put their feet in it. Most of tlie nickels bought up ut prices rnnging from four to twenty cents are worth just one cent—only that, and nothing more. The buzzard nickel of 1S5U, with a buzzard on one side and Indian’s head on the other, is worth twenty-five cents at the mint in Philadelphia, on account of a blunder in coinage. Uut few of these precious coins, however, are in circulation. The cents of lb.57 and 18.VS, large numbers of which have been bought up at a premium, are worth one cent and no more. A good story Is told, at thu expense of a shrewd banker. A boy named Miller, employed in the Indiana Banking Company, read a paragraph In a paper stating that the buzzard nickels were worth twenty-five cents. He quietly collected several bags full. In the meantime the excitement increased, and a banker of the city embarked largely in the nickel business. To lie sure about It, young Miller wrote to the mint at Philadelphia, and received an answer, saying that the nickels of ISs. were worth twenty-five cents, but that

Inquire Within Xbe month Ls like a house to let. However pretty it may lie externally, it is impossible to judge of its merits until you have seen the inside. If behind the mby doors there axe plenty of pearl white fixtures, you will exclaim, at once, “how beautiful!” To impart the utmost possible brilliancy to such dental furniture—to keep it always sound and perfect—there is nothing like fragrant Sozodont. 24-lw«od

SPECIAL MOTICES. A Speedy Withdrawal.

Reserved Stents, for U Inc It Crook to be found at all places where excursion tickets are for sale. 34-2 Xo <«ee the Blnck Crook we advise persons to be sure and buy a reserved scat for Tuesday night next, as the scats are now taken a week ahead. 24-2

COMMERCIAL.

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■ndtnnnpolls t*n Corrected dolly

Whoteauale tZrocer*.

New York .viarket. New York, Friday, May 24.

AXES—

Teneyck, oerdoz Graff's patent Simon’s Pateat “ Plain

B E E 3 w2x auSl ' r,n<5:5U:,: :

IlliANS—Very scarce. Small white

BlUCi

The only chance to weenre a reserved seat to the Ulack Crook, Is to go with

the excursion on Tuesday, ISth.

Jlr. R- E.. Shilling haw opened at No. jo West Washington street, a large assortment of Trunks, Valises and Traveling Mags of all the modern styles. He is also engaged in manufacturing for sale and to order, all kinds ol goods in his line, and invites the public to call and look at his stock. Itepairing ami canvassing done to order on short notice, and in a satisfactory manner. 23-t>

Ntundiug Room at to witness the Black Crook, buy a ticket via Richmond.

a Premium To secure a seat,

Pulverized llrick. per but

e llrick. per 1.000

BUOU

Con

the profession

Tlie i-h.iir appointed Drs. Hosier, Allen and 1’errine. r

ieiTig

in many parts of his remarks eloquent In the | the rest of them were worth but one cent.

extreme.

11 i»u r;in in v .» flltMm on it* **

BiXi’lET TO THE W EsTKKN I N.ST til I E Ol I IIiimeopathv at the Bates HorsE.—Atone

Dr. Lodge beftig about to publish a 1 iiarina- | oviock Thursday evening the members of the e *1" la.tbe following committee was appointed , association sat down to a splendid dinner givto examine tbe work and report: (>n j,y i) ri _ Murnham and Kggert of IndianaCommlttee—Drs. Hempcl, Hale, Barnes and I p 0 |j 8- The table wag loaded with the eholeest Temple. v jands wbleh mine hosts of the Bates House

know so well how to supply, and was graced by the presence of the first ladies of the city. Tio f i«t of reason and the tlow of soul eonit:., til! i late hour, autl the following sen-

it, K Snyder, lire an.l life in„. . " r - , ' 0 ' I « C llie following: tticr No l Wed Wa-hington stin i. Hi *'>/red. I hat the president and secretary

•• be iiistrueted to petition Congress in the name

pecial meeting oi Marion laid e of this lostftute for the appointment of a Ho-

rn.eopatlue Board of Examining Surgeon-. The candidates p issing examination by >urh board to be eligible to appointment to the pub-

C I T Y NEWS.

He service. llesnlteil.

.>*.. "■ «—*"• 1

As.istfnt Assessor of Internal revenue for the -

id'h division of tliis district.

£ ‘ \Vr regret tn learn that the dam at Hr 1.1 Hippie has again been washed away. There is still water in the canal, but it comes

Ir in tlie rise in the river.

J ■.C We hail a call yesterday from our old

titions.to be presented to the next Congress. A telegram was received from the .--tate society of Main*', now in session, as follows: 7b K. C. Frunklin. l-n.n Uut IF • ni In-

stitute:

Cordial greeting In return, o.p.vaid with the good cause. •i Signed. W. E. I’vynk, i I’rcsi.lent Maine Homeopathic Medical Socu ty.

Dr. G. K. Hall, of Chicago, tendered ids resignation of membership. He was, on motion, continued in membership without payment of

dues for the present.

Dr. T. 1’. Wilson move! the appointment, by the chair, of a committee on ol>ituaric>The chair appointed. Drs. Van Norman and ;

Wales.

The regular order for the lo ur was taken ■ up, and Dr. E. M. Hale presented a r. ;■ rt on pharmaceutical preparations, which was, on

nfbtion, adopted.

Dr. II. C. Allen, called tip the subject of I Granular opthalmia, un i a-k.-l I'.r sugges-

tions on its treatment.

Dr. Hoyd recommended lotion of nitrate of j

T.qi'coidMitn SriT.—The suit of ejectment silver, one half grain to the ounce, and after broiiglif in the Common I’leas Court by Mr. iN ai’I'I'eatlon. exclude light and apply lotion M.-i per.I a'ainst the old lump,of shoema- Trnic *. ^ ho success of treatment will kcr% wax who now misrepresents the Fifth 1 mainly depend on the removal of the inti unwar ! in the city council, has been dismissed. n,,,, " r >' < '"''lltlon under the u-c of the usual j

Homeopathic remedies.

friend W. H. Daniels, Esq., whose tine farm lay - near Danville, Hendricks county. Mr. Daniels has always maintained his political integrity in that benighted radical region. I’ltoT.n tc.—On the night of the 22d Mrs. inmnds, of l.ogansport, gave kirth to four children, all of which died. In three births, 1 Mrs. -Imon.ls lias l.een delivered of eight

iliildrcn.

WmiTixi. a Woman.—Bob.Turbcvlllc,the ' liiikc ..f Stringtown, was yesterday arra: m- l in tho police court on a charge of whip pi ic' > woman. No one appearing to |.r -•. itc, tlie valiant Duke was.turned loose. !

t.i.unt' were responded to and appreciated by he . r.tire assemlily :

TOASTS.

1. The memory of Ilahnewan. it-.-ponded to by Dr. Baer, in an ei.iqu. nt: iltu-ion to the honored founder of t!n' II on. . - |

patbic •> -tom.

•J. The Indiana state society. Responded to by Dr. E-g. rt. in a t, \ ; mt.

od remarks.

The < >hio State Society. Responded to l>y Dr. A. * >. Hi ur, m i \ • in E of wit an.l good humor.

1. The l.a.lies.

i Responded toby Dr. Win. T. Hiimuth—I \ He said he was very much alarmed | :.at l.iiiv- called upon on -u !i m oc- . . a-ion. That lie never shrank fr.o.i any i duty, tmt w hen he was called upon to t. ist j the la.iies, he regarded it rather as a canuibsll Istic -ort . f an operation. He could toast a Mt of bread, hut never the dear creatun s of tlie . i oilier sex. Being an unmarried man him-elf, j he actually did not understand this kind ot | proeceding, t.ut wi«hed ho lia.l some fur lady

I nfortunately his collections were mostly of I'57 and ISTiR. He earefully sorted them, however, and sold the nickels of 1S57 s to the lianker .aforesaid, for a fair profit, retaining those of ISoO. The banker now finds himself with several bags of coppers which cost him ten cents, and which he will be compelled to sell at one cent. Young Miller, so far, is ahead. Makkiai.e Licences.—The following marriage licenses were issued by the county clerk for the week ending yesterday: Lewis Washington and Mrs. Ann Walker,

colored.

•Inhn Fleming and Mary O’Neil. 'quire Young and Sallie Uugland.

4»t> uad see the HlacU Crook Vesting at (1. II. Ileitkam’s. No. "i West Wash-

ington.

For Scale—A Bice life lit SprlBfj Wagon, nearly new, for sale cheap. Inquire at mattress factory, on eanai, between Market and * ifiio street. 21 tl Resterved SteiaticaBd no Uunabufc, with the excursion on Tuesday, 23th May. * j For rbeup t iar|M‘l» call at the celebrated Carpet House of Hume, Adams A ; Co., 27 and 2'.' West Washington street. law and nee the (great decllae 1b prices of tine goods at the popular house of

G. H. IIEITKSM,

No. West Washington street.

Oaiy mi 75i i»i 75:: iti 75::: si 75:::: to Cincinnati, via Richmond, and return.

Good for three days.

Whenever it is proiici ly and timely applied to Bruises and Cut Wound-, immediate ease follows. 3o, for Burns and Scalds there is nothing like it. Apply the remedy over the burnt surface; if the ; >kin is broken, mix wit sweet oil Theinfiam- ; matiou speedily withdraws. For a sudden , Sprain, the relief works like magic. Kub well and oiten. and however excruciating tne pain may he, and enlarge 1 the swelling, immediate relief ensues to such a degree as to give thai ciicouragementso much needed by the afflicted. It does its work instantaneously, when timely used. Take thirty drops in molasses, internally, and rub the throat freely with the Belief, until a burning sensation is felt, and soreness vanishes. Those addicted to Indaiuunation uf the Lungs, who are subject oftentimes to heavy colds, should invariably apply Kadwuy’s Ready Relief. In confirmed cases of Cholera, take it inwardly, and rub outwardly without fear or favor.uud repeat as often os the dtscharg s cout inue. In no case has it ever failed to bring relief and life saving renits. So with aggravated cases of Cholera -Morbus. acute paius about the Chest, lightning like attacks of Pleurisy, Pneumonia. Lumbago, and Bhcumutisiu. In every instance of Chills and Fevers (and the Relict is used iu every climate, where it has been timely administered, it proved a sure success, aud forsuch like Intermittent Fevers, it is a preventive. Whenever and wherever distress is felt about the system, where Nervousness acts predominant, where Neuralgia, or Tie Doloreux, with sharp, shooting pains, cause.- intcusc suffering, always he prompt inaction, taking it internally, and apply it externally to thu afiected parts. Unci- tested, w ill -ati-fy the mosl skeptical person of its intrinsic merits. It is the most economical medicine iu use. Its strength is superior. As atonic, it is excellent when taken iu a little water, and is freely used In place of the many poisonous wine hitters. It is acapital remedy lor Heartburn, will lull tbeToothace at once, cut short the Hysteria, aud thirty drops ut Relief, iu a wine glass of water, will check tlie most sirulcnt Diarrhea or Dysentery. In its effects it is pronounced faulth*-s, and wherever ihcrc is

pain, rest assured there can he lound an antidMe BGG3 in Bad way’s Ready Belief. ^Su^nne^

S it*l by Druggists. Erice 5 ) cc«t 5 j,cr bottlr.

my *21 w2w

HYGIENIC WINE This inrouTED Tonic, recommended by the

moat eminent physicians, is made of PURE SHEICR'Y’,

Admits In its composition only Tunic, Aromatic and Febrifuge substances. It replaces, with a great superiority, alt other Bitters, which have for a base nothing hut alcohol or Inferior whiskies. It Is richer than any other Bitters in Aronsmtlc mnA Itmlamaalc A*rimclples, And its taste is exquisite. It* soothing effects uv the Nervous Fluids is most astonishing, for. while

Wlm- I tt gently exhllcrates by reanimating the func-

xoleaale market. , „ _

hjr A. Jamce/k (io-s ' Lotua -Tirm and unchanged; sales of l,x)U { v»s 8f»«. 7 aod » i bales at 27c. for middling uplands.

xmi S*M?»t** ** U,, * ^, '* , *** ' Flour— lu^gloc. lower for inferior; others j

ale—

Kerbarrel Bottled Ale, pur do^en ........

■e Brick, perl.UUO

Alsi—Are io better demand* >minon, per do^eu Medium. ... “ Itxtra. “ ,

BKAbS KKT rLKS, pei pound .. .

BUAN VNI»bIiOUrb. pertou bhips tails BUTl'EK—1'rime tu choice quiet CKMEM’

(JAMDLEb— Star

Suiumer, pressed CANDLE WK K—

CANNED FHI ITS—

13 00 1 50 IT 00 Igoo lb 00 14 00

28 to 30

2 DO to * 78' . dJSS 3 00 to a 18 3 80 to 3 73 2 00 to 2 80

20 UO to 2b UO io uoto as oo lb to 20 sou 30 to 34 IS to Hi UO to 70

_ inferior;

j grades steady; sales of 4,100 barrels ftuper1 fine State and Western at $10 00(811 40; Wertern $11 70@l:i; choice Western | »lo 00® 14 70; shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio $lo®14; trade brands $14 Oofiilo 30, ' closing dud; receipts 4,303 barrels; Califor-

active; sales of So barrels ut

One pound Cove Oysters, per doz. 2 00 to Two * *• •* “ ** 3 26 to Two “ reaches *• “ 4 50 tu Two ‘* Cherries “ •• Two 41 Black Bcmes 44

CUKKSC-

\Vextern Ue>erve liaiubii 12; ,. Kacturv CL.VY, per bu»hel

COAL—

Brazic Highland Pittsburg Bolling Mill COFFER— Brazier’s Copper Copper Bottoms, per pound . COFFEE—The tiurtuatioiib iu week hud no material influence. Rio , Laguavro

•lava

COTlUN BATl’lNG. . . COTTON Y A UN b— No 500 . No. huo No. TOO .

Carpet warp

Coverlet yarn

10 to 17 18 to 19

nia flour more

$16<aitt 25.

Whisky—Quiet and unchanged.

Wheat—Dull and drooping; sa!cs (,| .5 (MX) ' bushels Chicago spring at $2114; 7.20*1 bu-h. N No. 2 Milwaukee at $2$«2^; r>tjt» bu.hds white Califoruia at 45; receipts, 150

bushels.

Rye—Dull and heavv; salts of 4,bu bushels Western iu lots at $1 72® 1 75. Barley—yuiet.

Malt-t^uiet.

Corn—Receipts, 14.012 bushels; market 5.-. ] higher and scarce; sates of :i.2oo bushels mixed Western at $1 24®l 20, and retail lots at z>l 27 ®1 30; white Souttiern, si 24. Oats—Receipts, 775 bushels; market le. better; sales012.200 bushels Western at '‘;®*7 , 4c. State, b2®‘>2V.

Rice—tjuiet. Coffee—Dull.

Sugar—Active; sales of 450 sacks Cuba at

10K@llKc.

Molasses—t^uiet; sales ot UK) hog-heads

Museovrdo at 54c.: l*ort<> Rico. 00c. Petroleum—Dull and unchanged.

: sales of 33.000 li trrels new mess

: firm.

gold the

M e quote:

34 to 33

. 37 q to 23 23 to 42

38 tu 40

. 37 to 28

2D to 2b 23 to 24

. . 53 to —

bu to —

14 to ID

llops-Oulet Fork—Firm; 1

$23@23 12; closing at latter rates for regular;

old me

mess $:

mess at $23 10, sell. r«’ option, 30 and 00 dats,

»• and 4 months.

^ Beef—Firm at f."> ."si.

53 Tierce Beef—More steady: sales of 7'* * hartia>t rels at 30®3!<j^®4oc. for India inc--: 532 -50

I for prime mess.

Beef Hams—(juict; sales of 135 barrels at

$41® 45.

Bacon—ljuiet and steady; sales of 1S5 boxes at ll?ie. tor shoit ribbed; 12-7®!2'je. for short Hear. Cut Meats— steady: sales of 320 packages at *?i®b>!»e. for shoulders, and for

hams.

Lard—Firm; sales of 5oo barrels at 12’^®

Amusements. WILL EXHIBIT AT LX S, Wednesday, May 29,18^7. LOCATION OF f.OI’, l oi iut of Keo^ia ami West Streets. •inly Lot that can lie obtained largo enough

lor the

MONSTER SIX CENTER POLE TENT.

VAN All 8S( IStiBl A CO.’S % i : a\ imniOTi! MMGERIE, CBESTM07'.L EXHIBITION, SKD

Extra, Kamil j

f BL’ITb—2

Drie«l Apples, p«r lb Green—Lull; none in market. Feaches, halves, per lb 44 quarters, 44

FEATHERS— New.live iceese.

FISH-The market

mn l. We quote;

White Kish,one-half bbl

White Fish in k

.10 00 to li 00 . .15 OU to 15 50 It) 00 to lb 50

Egyptian Caravan,

oiiLion, .*10 and tiU da\s.

Wilt* i olossal i-old on 1 Harriot y

Wfkrif

yy If •

r ^ H

v>0 to very tlrm, With a good

i 70 de-

M. beautit ul lot or Wall

dow l*Aper» were received yetterd a? by iiume, tiousoi the Diice!>tive Organa, and (ih»4lp*te Lan-

U illlxm Mann and sxrah Bonds, colored.

Thomas it. stapp and Kinma Rob Dann l Kiser and Alice Schnelt.

.IWs,.|

ds, c

Tliomas it. stapp and Kinma Robinson.

■.■ph l.aratiert and M-s. I.ucrctia Leopard.

Morrison Dadd and Anna Kspy. I’ urick Haggatt an.l Mary Ford.

■I. I Irvin uut Marga

Frank Bowers and Mary Fulweiler.

ary r

(>t .1. Catterson.

all

William I’liiiiinu r and Fanny Helm.

ny II et Bn

iargai

Nathan Howler and sarati (■•■tio. Henry Doolittle andSusah •■rant. I ',;*.l.c. llercth .v Hro,, on North Delaware street, have gone into the manufacture of trunks of ill kind-, m a very extensive manner. Tin ir assortment H quite extensive, . inbr u mg ev crytlung of modern style that may tie . alb-d for. Their work is will done, and tin* material used by them is unsurpassed in q.i vlity. They arc offering their goods at very low rates, and are meeting with that success merited by energetic Im-in u n. file regular monthly meeting of the In-

to take ear*’of him. He regarded it a good ! dianapolis Typngr.aphlrul t nlon will l»e held.

D will be rei-ommenced in the Circuit Court. ■ oioked halibut, whlteliait, Stilton (lu . Duriiuii mustard, Mrs. Thompson’s . i i. ki i s and r'tvinrc on lun.-li at Buttcrtie d ,v I'i.omp'on's, Kden’s bloek, this morning. DM stock, porter, 'arf-an’-arf, and other

t.ivvvs, on draught.

onti: .Moiik.—That genial host and ai-com-pli-ted caterer. “Did Whit.” will spread another of Ids free lunches to-night, at his tavn. No. 2' 1 >011 th Meridian street, to wliieh all are invited. The gue-ts of “Did Whit.” are always sure t.. bo furnished with something choice to refresh the inner man and renew

spiritual strength.

riTTlie Hicersiit'- .l/.u/agine,for young people. and Onr i'ottuy Folks, an illustrated

magazine for lioys and girls, both for dune,are

for sale by Mrs. Merritt, one door south of the postolliee. w'I'lie mechanical execution, the 11-

lusrratlons and the literary merits of tg)th these

in I ' ./iiies are deserving of commendation. Tiif * viuTvi Rkstm i! vnt.—The proprietors of this establishment, Messrs. C. Lehrlt-

ter.V Co., will set atino free lunch to-night at nine o'clock, and request the attendance of their numerous guests an.l friends. Both the larder and the cellar of the old Capital Restau-

rant are well supplied with the tiest eatables and drinkables that can be procured. Smit. Shoot in*;.— We understand that

Duorge Dietz, in company witb 1’liil. Farbach,

did some good snipe shooting a few days since. Tlie snipe laid well to the dog, and Dietz knocked it off its pins on the third shot. It had hern taxidermati/.ed about tour years sine.-, an.l couldn't lly very well. Dietz has

already had several lights on the strength of

.,his snipe shooting.

Z3T .Mr. Goddard, tbe high-toned old bisection of a vortex who misrepresents the Fifth Ward in the city counnll, was yesterday pre- - ntp.l with a line ground hog by one of his admirers from tlie neighborhood of Broad Ripple. Mr. Goddard was taken completely by surprise, and, in dulcet tones, broken by soln, announcedh is determination to cherish

Dr. Halo has usually succeeded with . il. -e 'Jth, and pliytolaee.i 1-t, utt< iiuatlon. N..vv uses the muriate of hydrastis locally, one grain to four ounces, applied freely it will, and the eases rapidly recover. Dr. Ilelmuth remarked that -cm. cases [resented .are wholly incurable under any treatment where the disease had existed several years and the patient is pa-t middle life. In younger subjects, the eases are more tractable. He regarded tho constitutional treatment our chief reliance. Dr. Hale presented the following: llesotceit. That the law simi/ta timilit'lis cnraHtur is the only law of cure, | and that tlie Horn.. ..jiatin. dose is the dose that cures. The subject of ceref-ro spinal ,.i nu ntis was discussed at considerable length. Adjourned fb two o'clock r. m.

vi tkrnoon sits-IfIV.

Presold.t i ranklln in tho chair. Dr. Wilson culled up the subjert of cholera, on which

some remarks were made.

feature when ladies came to thr-e suppers, because they hud n /'.fir opportunity *.f looking after their weaker brethren. He hoped that when the In-titute met in >t. Louis, that the ladies won! 1 also lie present to grac tt ; , t —

tivitios.

5. The -fate So.-i. ty of Michigan. Responded to by Dr. Lodge,who g.v e a full and interesting report of the pro.-e. dings of that body, an.l of the difficulties win. h had encountered llemenpethy m the earlier days ol her progress; t.ut was most happy to «tate that -he had finally overcome every ol.-taele, and now held triumphant-way in the Northwest. •V. Tlie Illinois State Society. Responded to by Dr. Ludluni. The Doctor stated that he did not understand how he came to bo called upon to represent this society any more than Sidney smith could understand how tlie ily got into the amber. He was ju»t down from tiiat society, and reported it in a nourishing eondltion, although . f the second day’s proceedings he was utb rly ob-

livious.

7. Tho Relations of Life Insurance to Hom-

eopathy.

Responded to t.y Dr. Beebe. Referring to | the feeling entertained by Honieopatbi*U that ni.ieh of the money pai I t.y them for life insurance was swallowed up in [laying the losses of those who die under heroic treatment. The Doctor briefly reviewed tlie hls-

Infertor Maxillary bone, lower jaw . removed by Dr. W. T. Ilelmuth, of >t. Louis, assisted by Drs. Franklin and Beebe, during tbe interval sihcc the morning session of this Insti-

tute.

Tho subject was a lad of about ten years of age, a patient of Drs. Hurnham and Kggert, of Indianapolis. Tbe chair gave the successive steps in tbe operation as performed by Dr. Ilelmuth; tlie ease presenting many features of peculiar in-

terest.

Dr. Franklin [.resented a drawing of a new instrument for the operation of tracheotomy consisting of a Troebar and C'anula ol proper size and curvature, and employed much as the Troehar and L’anula aro in entering other eavaitles; thf Canula being retained by

tapes around the neck as usual.

Dr. II. 0. Allen presented an interesting report on spermatorrh.. a and its treatment,

which wa«, on motion, adopted.

Dr. Beebe, from the committee to recommend a time and place for bolding the next meeting, of the Institute, recommend that the

the animal as long as be was enabled to bold next meeting be held at Milwaukee on the

tory of those companies which make adis-

The chair presented a morbid specimen, tbe j crimination in favor of Homeopathic risks.

Thursday following the third Tuesday in

May.

Dr. Franklin reported a ease ol Hypospadias of the second class of Itochistansky, describing tlie parts and the operations made for Its restoration, pledging to write out a report and furnish drawings to illustrate the same. Dr. D. W. Bowen presented a valuable report on Fibroid tumors, giving two oases, one in the lateral cervical region in the male, the other of the uterus io a German girl aged sixteen, now increased to the size of a gravid uterus at eight months. Both these eases seem to have l.een greatiy henelitted by Nlllcea, the tirst ease fully re.wverlng under this remedy in two months. It was then moved to proceed to the election

of officers.

Committee on nominations reported the following candidates and recommended their

election.

I’resident— I!. I.udlam First Vice IT. -ide .1 • >. r. Raer. Second Vice Presidcut-T. I*. Wilson, Recording Secretary—\V. T. llelinutb. Corresponding Secretary—G. W. Barnes. Treasurer—S. 1*. Cole. Board of Censors. Dr. F. C. Franklin, of st. Louis; Dr. L. 1’ratt, of Wheaton, lllinoM; Dr. K. A. Lodge.of Detroit; Dr. Wm. Kggert. of Indianapolis; Dr. H.C. Allen,of Brantford, Canada West.

Mr. Shepcrd’s seat in the city council. Yoi xii Mkn’sChristian Association.— Under the auspices of the Young Men's Christian Association, there will be a prayer meeting held In front of the State Bank building, west of the Calmer House, this evening at bolt past seven o'clock. Rev. G. Small will preach in tlie old cemetery grounds at balf-past four tn-mnnuvv afternoon; and to-morrow evening at half-past six there will tie divine service in the Circle. To the almve meetings all are

invited.

Kkcistfiis in BaNKHCITCY.—We learn | that the t lib f lustlre of the I nited States has : made the following nominations of registers in bmkniptry In this state IVter S. Kenn. dy. of Crawford«ville; Charles S. 1’arlsh, of Wabash: .Inhn Morris, of Fort Wayne; ’ barb's W. Chapman, of Warsaw; Aaron •i'linoy, of Valparaiso; Charles Butterfield, of F\ ansville; Noble C. Butler, of New Alba: Daniel >. Major,of Lawreneehurg; B. M.-F olden, of Shelbyvillep.lohn W. Ray, of Indianapolis; d imes B. Mulkey, of Itloomingl ..I. If i- probable that the above named gentl. in. n will receive their appointments from dti b-c .M> D .iinblin a few days. D is understood liitd lie will require of each an official bond in the penalty of five thousand dollars,

with - iiti. i.ait sureties.

\? tor : K ' M - rh, ’- a * 0 ’

Rev. II. F. Foster will preaeli in the I id- t f rnd. I . II. Comstock, vers di-t ciiutvli Wallace's Block, to-morrow " • Hie ''hair was allowed to eaat

morning at lialT-past ten o’clock. Also in tlie * " V 1 '* le IhKlilute, and tbe eandidati*

evening at half-[>ast seven o'.-loek. Sunday ™ ' K r ’ ''‘on clreted.

school at'two o’clock. Seats free. Moved and carried, that Dr. K. C. Franklin

I lie Second C..ivcrsali-t congregation hold iTll'^

.mine service to-morrow morning and eve,,. ' these committees he instructed to report at fhe .•"v Kdeii s Hal . bet ween the Postofflce ! m-xt meeting or the Institute all Improve and he our h ITesbytenan Cbureh. Prea. h- mints in those departments, presenting a™

01 irr 2 At the Calvary 1’rest.yterian Cbureh, on Spruce street, near the east end of Virginia avenue, ther*^. will be preaeblng to-morrow, t half-past ten o’l-loek, by the Rev. Thomas Galt. Sabbath^school at two l’. M. Seats free. io? A disgraceful and disgusting ease was yesterday tried before one of our city Justices. A certain disreputable white woman has for a paramour a lusty citizen of African descent. A certain mtensiy respectable white citizen a married man and one of the very pillars of genteel .society, lias also been dallying with tbe scarlet woman. Tbe African caught the white in fiayrante delicto and was making demonstrations toward “chawing him up” when the white gentleman hove a brick at the African, smashing him to tbe earth. For this he was heavily fined. In consideration of ni*

family we suppress his name.

Tbe auditing committee reported the treasurer’s accounts correct, and the report was,

on motion, adopted. ,

Moved and carried that a committee of three he appointed to nominate the scientific commit-

tees for the ensuing year.

Drs. Wilwin, I.udlam and Boyd were ap-

pointed such committee.

The following scientific committees were

put In nomination:

Medical Electricity—I,. K. ober. Snrgleal Cases—G. D. ^r* bo.

Conduct of the Physicians During Labor—

\V. H. Waters.

Cscs and Abuses of Pessaries—.1. T. Boyd.

Nephritis—T. C. Duncan. Malaria—G. w7Bowen.

Prolapsus ITtert-G. W- Perrlne.

Medication by Inhalation—H. I). Van Nor-

man.

beginning with tlie London Provident Life, then referring to the Habncman JLiIe, and lastly to the Atlantic Mutual Life, organized at Albany, New York, each striving to improve upon its predecessor, until now we have in the one last named a company embodying all the desirable features of a mutual company, giving to the patrons of Homeopathy tlie full benefltof that system of practice. >. The homeopathic profession of Missouri. Responded to by Dr. Franklin. The doctor stated that the heaviest mm of the liomcnpathic professlon were found in Missouri, i himself weighing 210;) that he considered Missouri far ahead of that section ol country which abounded in vast plains and mighty rivers, and that it was the effort of the profession to elevate the scientific status of homeopathy. ». The science of Imng. Responded to by Prof. Wilson. The doctor said that very few persons understood how to live; that to exist comfortably, a man must possess good clothing, a good place to sleep, something good to eat and drink, certain recreations, and many other adjuvants to life, but it was astonishing to what extent these necessaries were carried. He then made appropriate remarks on how to live, and live properly. 10. The Materia Alimcntaria. Responded to by Dr. Hale, who said there were many points of similarity between the Materia Medlca and the Materia Alimentaria. The ingredients of both were proved on the healthy, alter being taken In massive doses frequently caused excessive pains, and were derived from all kingdoms of nature, anil that being impossible to subsist without them they were both necessary to tho welfare of

man.

11. The physicians of Indianapolis, our worthy hosts. In responding to this, Dr. Burnham said he regretted that more time had not been allowed them to prepare a fitting reception for the members of the Institute. Indiana had now taken a start in the right direction, and that she bad intended to push forward the cause of Homeopathy until every quarter of the State—north, south, east ami west—should triumphantly unfurl the banner of the immortal Hahnenan. 12. The 1’ress. Responded to l.y Mr. Jacobs. He sold the call was very unexpected, hut be was ever ready to respond to such a toast. That the press was the lever that moves the world and that, though sometimes abused, its evils were more than counterbalanced by the good that it bad done. Tbe press of Indianapolis waanot a whit behind that of the larger cities of the West, and the dally periodicals, though not perhaps so much given to self laudation, were yet possessed of much intrinsic merit. He then eloquently alluded to the good which had been done to the medical profession.

this < veiling, at the Trades’ Lnlon Hall. «’.«*. >ai Krrr. Secretary. LOCAL ITEMS. *1 ?£ pityh your tare Co 4'iu<*inni&tl* t lit RKrttmoud* and — Ti4*!*«‘t«a £004! on K\«‘un»ion Train returning on Cite nn«l on nil Rr^ialiir Train* on that anti thr nr\t day. Tin* nilrartiortw at the World** K.iir, r-pr.-ially to the department *et a*ide for the exhibition of Ameriean I'ood*. are said to be on the increase. Well, why -hould it not he so, while every thing American is advancing, eu n the free lunches set at the < ircle , K -staurant arc irt more demand daily. Therefore, all who visit the rirele this morning, at ten o’eliM-k,or to-night at half-past nine, will find Colonel Ithodius prepared to satisfy the I keen demands of appetite, or to quench the thir-t of the most thirsty disciple of <iambrinu*. I*rrwonMwi»fcinf; to improve th«*ir lot* at <’rowii IHll or Ureen Lawn t Ymctery, j will do well to call on T. L. James A. t o.. No. 1T» ^outh Meridian street, for Tablets, Monu- ' raents, etc., etc., as they have tho be^t assortment in the «tty.

Adams A: Co. They will have another lot this morning, anti also a large lot of .Shades and Curtain goods. Call and take a look at the

stork.

Tke ’* IT ■fortunate” should read Dr. William Thomaon’n advertisement on the third page. jel4-ly

In Cincinnati.

Dot TOR KENNEDY, whose name is >o familiar to the American public, and one of the most learned physicians in this country, wIk^c successful treatment of diseases of the skm and limbs have given him a world wide reputation, la in this city, andean be consulte t at ids ofllce, West Sixth Street. A Philadelphia paper, speaking of him, says: 44 Having graduated at one of the best schools m the world, he traveled extensively, having visited every people and kingdom having any position among the nations of the earth—his scholastic and scientific attaininentsgiving him acces.s tw the ;»nn« ij,al medical institutions of the oi l World. With an enthusiastic love and veneration f*>r his profess|.> Mii j M . tins endeavored t<» trace the nature and to a?*» r tain the actual influence exerted by remedial agents in effecting the removal id diseases of the skin, for purifying the blood and remo\mg ail diseases arising from scrofulous and other constitutional complaints, aud restoring tho disordered s\ •atrin to sound an l pel fret health. There are no rernedu « known tothr science of man that can equal tils treatm. r.?. l»r Kennedy tia^ coticeted the principal discoveries with wht. 1. modern « hrmistry has ••urn !.« d the lit id 'd Materia M^dic t, i Washington journal-h\ -. ha\ mg made those diseases, diseases of the skm :in l limbs, a specialty for seventeen } ears he is able on the instant to give you the name and cause of your <iu*>jtae, with the mathematical certuint) « i a ready reckoner.* 4 Persons at a distance can be treated by giving a ' -• : q t i »n ■ d di-eascs by letter. marl3-<lly W O .H E Y T O E « A > . •Vo. S4 Moath IllinoiM Ntre*t, West sMo, first Imlldmg south of the hank.

ult any article dst bought and

tnd.Ui

e To part 1 Hi'USebol

'\ro.NKY loaned in sums to s ofvatue. tif all kin

sold or exchani od plo<lge§. for i» ing t«> sell out Fui

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ih nrice*. t! action sale.

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• hou-***—pay ing tho hlgtiest hu^ saving ttiem the trouble »»l an

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mt Guns to hire by the lay or week.

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Postoffic ftii-lre§8. lock box ’’.'U marlfi dl •

C-tT A sentimental ags, writing lialJerdash for the Richmond Republican, because he has “nothing else to do,” says: “Weareall cowards—moral cowards. We dare not speak out our own convictions. We can face the cannon's mouth—we can stand wh. n death shots are living as thick as hail lw ’ aB, ‘ not a nerve will quiver: but few among us have the courage to say oes or no in the lace of a popular majority.” J No ••We" can’t. II tbe sentimental ass bad ever tried It, be would know that it is much easier to speak our own or somebody clue’s convictions, than to crawl into the cannon’s mouth, or stand “when death shots are Hying thick as hail around us.” Ask Judge Kelley. He speaks bis own convictions like a little man, blit crouches behind a water bucket when the death shots are handed around. Eaf Isaac Davis, the hat man, who has been seriously indisposed since his brief interview with “ Hoosler Bill,” Is now sloping at the Bates House, and is able to walk around. His arm Is still partially paralyzed. Isaac lays they can’t fool him twice on the sane trick.

91 75 payw your flare to Ciut-lu-■aiati, via ■iebnsoutl, and return. Ticket* (food oa Kaeamioa Traia returalaig oa the 4»th, aad oa all Kcgular Traia* oa that aad the a«;xt day. W ill Inna Mwciuhort. Wo. —1 Mouth Meridian street, is receiving new goods from Cincinnati and New York. Here Is the place to iret a cheap suit of clothing, made in the best style, and at the lowest price. Do nut tail to l ull ami examine before purchasing elsewhere. 25 3 Ml 75 pay* roar larr to Ciarinnatl. ria Rlrhusoad, aad rrtura. TlrUrt* ttood oa Kx cur-on Traia returniagr oa the KSth. aad oa all Krtrular Traia* oa that aad the next day. A Card. Ilnriac been appointed General Agent for tho State of Indiana of the Western Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati, I have this day transferred all the buslnass of local agencies for Indianapolis to Mr. David K. Snyder, late Cashier of the Branch Bank of the State and of the Indiana National Bank, of this city, and bespeak for him a continuance of the same liberal patronage which has ever been extended to me. We will both continue to occupy the ofiice over No. t West Washington street—“Bee Hive” Corner. J. J. Hayden. Inilianapolis, Indiana, May 24, 1307.

35 0

Clm-k *ell» tt<MMl*, rut* them to measure free of charge, ami gives instructions in making. No. 20 North Illinois street.

25 o

In Ihi* day of* liiMhloa, ay hen aot only the cut, but tbe goods, must conform to the demands of the fashionable public, it Is necessary to know what house is at all times prepared to furnish the essentials for a tip-top business suit of the prevailing style. To all who desire to know where to leave their orders, we would say, call at the Merchant Tailoring establishment of G. II. Heitkam, No. 3 West Washington street. 25-0 Cheap ior- Thirty Uay«- — VFe mean it. Not what a man says, but what he does, is the thing. Clark, Merchant Tailor, No. 20 North Illinois street. 25-0

TEAS. CHINA TEA STORE Headquarter* la ladiaaa

F« >i;

CHINESE AM) JAPANESE TEAS! The China * Tea Store, tlSTAHIalttHKD in IK.Ti* Wo. 7 ODD FELLOWS’ HALL.

guor, by gently refreshing and stimulating the Brain, giving a healthy tone to the whole organism, it leaves behind none of the baleful influences that follow alcoholic stimulants. Wc warrant that, upon trial. Hygienic Wine will be found a Jlo»t Detlcioott He Ye rac*» Possessing wonderful virtues In all c&sc» ol I>yspepMa and Debility, and moreover i> um-x lied

a» an

To Ladle*,especially, »t will prove a most i ffee- ! tual relief lor thu-'C ailment- to *hi. h the sex is mosl liaMe. LAMBERT A U AM IMNG, il and *.3 Broad* ay. New York. ML’SCAT PERLK will befoundamoht'delicious Wine,-uperior to anything of the kind—It i> the pure juice ot t »• ilu. -t grapr, fruity and delicious bey-ind It ’scription 1 r> it ^:. l lie con- |

vmced.

Both of the W iih*s are tor-ale by Drowning Sloan ; II. II. Lee. mider 1 tales -, Hay A Co.. ( corner Illinois and W a> lung ton street. oct8dly Iiuliafiai)olis. Agents lor 1 ndi&n&. PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND MACE, ft'or ft*rc%cr% ittae* Iftehlor 1 ng untl Itcuutif> itig the lftuir v And i' tin nnisidelight:ul and wvnderlui article the \v. i M i \ i r produced. La in - w ill tind it not only a certain remedy tu Re-tore, I! !*.■ u.tit:. tne lialr. ioit adesirable.n ft- « i • • i i..i 1 i. i- i - ■ i i •. y Ik: rt Line • w it!, i i e i a'ld •• d- ri . :in : iepeinlent oi t:.c ii .^...ut*. ..j . : inl-vi I’.ii'n

and I!..- »•

The Tinr v c I of ft*er«>. A new and beuutiiiil jk i luuiu. w Imdi in 1« licacy of s«ent. and tlie teiiaeity with w hi« li it '.in*, to i the tian li.i rchief and per-«»n, is unequalled. Theabovr art i. ic» lor-a:«’ l > ill I’ri.g^i-t-arid Perfumers,al$l per bottle e.n h .■> • \pre-> to an > addre-s, i,y the proprietors. too l.ib* rt> street, N« w V . rk. For sale in Indianapolis by Mid - a lb nobis, opp.isite the Ihistoilice. > • -i. Hm A Card to Invalids. A « iergyin.in, while residing tnSouth America ! an a missionary, discovered a safe ami simple . remedy t-T tin* « ur, ..1 Nervous Weakm ", Kurly i Decay, 1 ii'ea-v* of tin- t i inary ami .-eimual < irgaiis, and the whole tram «-t ts • l« r- brought , •»n l>y )■ undul and \ i< i »u- S.atuts ».: • it n : :aIkTs have bet ii cured by this noble reundy I'rompte-l !»y a desire to benefit the atlln ted :uid util •rMiuate, l w ill scud the n cipe tor preparing and u>mg this me lminc, in a *ealo*! envelope, to | any one who needs it. kuki orcilAKi.R Ad lr».ss ,

IOSLP11 T IN M \ N, Matioa D, Bible llou*e,

febtS'lly New York t ity. llollo%%aft*« 1*111*1 nntl ointment.J I ire rated Iat*g • —N i.mei”t:s imiividuals, w ho were foi iuau) years afllnted with ,11 cancerous soro or ulcers on the legs, and had laid d t*> prm iire a remedy either Iron private practice «u public hospitals, have been speedily , urid ’•> a abort f'ourse of ttiefce inv aluatdc niedn nrcs Inal] disea.-i s of this nature the united aetb a «>t the Pills and Ointmciii i- irquned bold by .ill Druggists. mydldAwlw

7 75 to b i»U

me Fish iu kits i ou u> *J *Ju Mackerel, No. 1, one-half bid lo 50 to lu 75 Mackerel, No.a.one-half bbl.large lu uu to 10 *j:> Mackerel, in kit». No. 1. *i 5U to *Z bu Mackerel, tn kiu». No. 2. large 2 45 to z 50

rOREIGN FRUITS—

Haisius—Layerb, new 4 75 to M R.. 4 &) to TurkUh Prunes, per lb 22 to 24 Dried Currants ... ^

GRAIN—Market dull. Wheat, red, per bus

te.

Oai

GLAS{>—Sut»j

cent, for in b by 10 .

10 bv 12

GINSENG

HAIR—

Perbuahel

HIDE-

for new.

Butter—Dull aud unchanged, fheoe —Steady. Freights to Liverpool—Dull and declining; busheUpeaa at Id. LATEST MARKETS—3 1*. M. Flour—Closed steady with a speculative demand for medium grade*. Wheat—Dull and drooping; sales of No, *J ^-.i 70, and No. 1 at S'J

with sales at si 7l(i4l T-d for

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Rye-Dull, Wc ^teru.

V;' V ’

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Barley—i^ulet anil steady.

-(>uiet and steady; svles of We^ti in :it

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Corn-tjuiet and scarcelv ><• lirm new mixed Western at si 2'2(i£ l

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2» to 3 uo

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860

at si l 32 in store, and $1

Fork—stead: sales of 25U t»irrtls mess at $23 2o. sellers’ option, lo days, elo *2 ;! I-* 1 Hid rei'iilsr. and 323 20 a.-kfcd; $23 hid

?23 15 ask

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American Sjiring Steel Horse shoes per lb ! forse >hoe nails LE \ D

Mar Pig

.•sheet and Pipe LARD LIME LUMBER Lath, poplar Pine LEATHER oak. Slaughter -vole Bnlfal", slaughter sole HariU's

^ing :

^ l.”» bid regular, and sdid *J0 asb%d; sj;l b

discount of ten to fifteen per ‘ ^t? 4 ? u

ders. Beef— r airly active, quiet and lirm: 'Glue

export d qu ind.

Cut Meats—Dull and slightly iu fawr of

buyers.

Bacon—Cull; sale-* at P.',;t41J\ *. for-hurt

clear.

Lard—E :rm: ^al. •* at l.TVe. tor lair to prime •team.

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I ’ U:u -b i Jy.

i ottwn Dull and Ii w y.

Flour—Very het\ y a id little «! ing; V4 of t ill'*utM*riine at <• ",;lo; >pring doubte '

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fancy : salt ^

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double

extra

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OILS—

Linseed Oil

Signal or Headlight Oil. Extra Engine <>il

Engine uil

No 1 *'n***\\

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Machinerv o No 2 Machim

Carl"»n nil

Naptha or Benzole Refined t *»al »* il < >N l< *N>- t v »uiet— Per bushe P«»i AToES- In gwwd demai PU« *\ DB»N<Bacon, clear *iile>

Miwiildcr^

Hauis, plain >ug.ir > ‘. led

It It E b A LI

Lake i'cr !• irrel. K.maw ha SEEi^-Verv litib* tioiug

t U»vrr

Tiuioth EE l /.I

extra blJ fd». :mj^it

Wheat Dull

$ : *i5 for hoi. < oru- l.owt r. ^al «• it' 1 nchung* d U)e ^ ile* at , >u4t 'c.

Prov l in haiig* d. l ard Inactive and unehangt.L Whi *ky « ciiet. sal.-, at c- ' *» U

(lilt ago Cattle T| ^ r K t I. CMP Frb.ay. M:i> ’t. Beet < kttlr*— 1 inn, 'alt* xtj-T • "v 1 • _ . for gotnl to extra . hui« e sinootli 't« • r**. H<'g' M !t ratt'.y a. *i\. ; '.i;* - <t :*» I'hd' '• T f r iaimzuou t good siiioutii; E.ir dihiand for choice. >h<vp "ales it ^T :' vc47

men** «»t Ai th» ir r» -pi. .»i ih*’ k: • vv

\ llihut

\ an \

-i le. t :**r t’

Grand New Menagerie. i Uf

. to 1 OU > s5 to 1 uu iu to 5o 1 40 to 1 43 2 lu to 2 au 1 tw 1 73 1 3U U> 1 4i> 71) to 8U ; 1 40 ' 6U to 1 2U 4i) to 75 56 to 5b 38 to 40

Lj lw

1 25 tw

1 UU

BOOTS AND SHOES. BOOTS AND SHOES.

-orliucut oi

Spring and Summer Styles

t. 4 1 to 1

DIE

13 to 13*, | 14 to 13*, I •11 to 11 ^ 1

*2 2:. lo 2 12 75t.d3 i 75

KOOTH \M> SHOES,

Iii.liidmg } < alt Bain « l all and w* •

ihD. ir k»

lUuioims

PI ‘W S:i’.»*

\N OUIM. ' I .•

'tli.g, Iv

AM) (jAHHIIS.

.crina liulde

m 1 *

H. II. UCE.

INSURANCE. UNLON. A. Stock: Company.

220.000 OO 200.000 OO

IgO'OOO oo

tlNpltml and Aa»et« An A«ldfttftonnft ft»e

l.labllltT

Capital Hound for tbe

ft»ayanent of !*•••«•

rptlB business of the Company is conihied to

Indiana.

Xbl* ft* tbe only Company now doing business in Indiana which has deposited United States Bonds with the Auditor «»f state to indemnify its policy holders. It costs no more to insure with the Union than with foreign companies. The office of the Company Is over the BEE IIIV E Store, on the northwest corner of Wa5hington and Meridian streets. Call and see us before insuring. rt B. MARTIN DALE. President GEO. \V. DUNN, Sec

Iftft reckons: .lav M Ray. K B. Martindale. Thus. IL Sharpe, William Hubbard, John VV. Murphy, J. 11. Baldwin. Jos. D. Pattison, Jere Mc.Lene, Henry Sc.hnull. Deo. B. Y'andes. Nicholas McCarty, Jesse L. Willisiins, Martin L. Pierce. aprll dfint

Hill's Hair Fifty cents, black or brown instantaneous,natural. durable, beautiful, reliable, indeed the best in u»e, has been before the public over fifteen years, is the cheapest, containing as much as the usual dollar sizes. Depot, No. tih John street. Now York City. Sold by all Druggists, patent medicine, perfumery and fancy goods stores everywhere jclSdly

&\% ecl 4lpoponu.x.••We *dinU not pre>cnt our casket of Sweet o.|>opoiia.x at the Palais Royal until our esteemed eou>in. Napoleon, consigns Mexico to Uncle Sam for sale keeping. We shall furnish him with a token of remembrance tar sweeter than the roar of artillery the | extract of *> wed i ipopoiiux—the nehot gem :uid sweetest pertume. V. V SMITH A to, 1 Manufnet urefs ol the Fb>ral Perlunie, New Y«»rk marl3 dim Strong Testimony.

Per sheet Per cask SHUT—

I Per Bag

, SOAP-

lndiaimp»»l :•* Pro* t-T A <

W» rke>* Babbitt'^ SOD \- Engli'h

American. SYKli'v-

« l.wli’C

Medium ( omiuon SUt* A Its—Market \ ery dm. llar«l. refined

While

A el

i’wrtw Ric*>, Raw

Cut’a, raw

Prime t" « hoice Dei i hwii e New < >rleai

STAID II

TAN NEU&U

Banks.

Strait^

TALLOW-

TAR-

In barrels In one-half barrels In buckets, per loze

TE \-

Young Hyson Imperial Gunpowder Black TWIN E— Cotton Paper J ute . TUB At t O— Bluek >weet, one-fourth,one half

and

A e-unplc'c lim of chil Iren^scwv l Work in nil \ Fut;rely min sizes au i styles, br-idc'- a variety ot goqds too j lore seen in a

*twmenti« i well r*

5 5U | numerous

to v* to XUV^

to Id* •

to 13

to V \ to '.‘s

Human inlelftt t «•u! 1 n <t ha\ • innsg... moments of coin eptioii originate'! auv thing mon* grand and dazzling to behold than the whole nn: apln t nalia, hi> !i cn.7i*t of Cd;/'.> “J ' A * in ;/■ < j s' it S'.'t ’j’"' ■ IF'/;; K*' “f tfu "ii.! ifi’irtiC'.Lt . liiirucsa • J sur±i<*iz>ziiL'j bounty and t leyatiC' , Horses of the best Arabian ’ l"."2; Miiiiiiiiot’t Canvass " T ' ns-. j-ri'i 'irli 'Citk ! 'in nC.r-- rt,liiu,' ••j Uu- - ‘jualC'L • xcelhnct ar-

■ • • /'e tu be S'JtH*

A TRIUMPHAL PROCESSION W ill 1a hi 'ciHci' town and represent A MOVING PANORAMA

Nearly -.g ra: e m ’ rg:..

T -' • « ••' r« *• :• * • »..• . ’ a- > "l 1-.'\ .‘ii!dt i.»n i* - : a-ten on . k i:..*riiiiig, partleula; att< n- • a x. .ille i. U will be a gran l ii>play t fi-iorgt’ou*. .Mngiiiliei’iicc,

■sin^ an . * auig d the kind over L*t*n.v l ouutry m the world, and will . ’arii' t many miles to witness.

MOfflS. DAVIS,

’lier»’ OIL-

to steady market at 7‘ 4

1 1J to 1 25 75 to 1 uu OU to TU

to to 18 14 to 14)^ 13 to 13 *•,

12S 12^ i

14 t-. 14S

. 1 15 1 2u to

b jo to ti so a P r

aid tens

Bright, oue-fourlh and tens

„ht, one-!

Natural Leaf

Fine Uut Chewing, in bulk.

i PEATE-

75 to 7b 9U to l UU 1 20 to 1 3U 75 to I 26

Iflemlrit-ks., l.diuuuils> «V l o., aprl5d2iu No **> ^ nth Men linn dr< 1:. TIOICKIh A: LVTIjI:,

. K \I.!*R^ IN

Boots and Slioes,

!M; I’rarl Mrt'rl,

oiisroi i\rAxi, omo. Hie tireat Lioa ami Tiaier lamer,

I Will at curl, entertainment enter the lVn>

| Ir.uncvl Animal'.

Tin- followinK li-t was t k<n on the •.‘iiih March, from the living Animals themselves, am!

therefore may be considered

A Correct Li*! oi'Animal*

kftACHINB WORKS. .Hons. I'avis’ I’erfoinunc Vnimals: Airieau EAGLE MACHINE WORKS. ^^ , ^t!c7;o^i l s,.^T,^' - 1

I’erforminft Klephant, Tiiqio 8ail>. l-ivln^,.:. raffe, liengal 1 t .qiar.i'. Amera an l’a::th. : .. t'umus. Youn^r I.ion, three > ears eM. Fair R.wal Denial Timers, llamudrias ItahiKinsor l.ien >la>

S'tl< t

Or. lets 2t) d3m

siuq.ly

111 led

' all -l/O' alwaT' on hand.

ai|.lly ami with caie.

ItooUnK Tin

. 10-14, Urst quality

♦». II. lleitUiim, .^O. «* Wrmt Wa»h. in^ton street, hoa just received a splendid lot of Cloths, C'zssimeres and Vesting, ndajiteil to the season, wbieb he is at ull times ready to cut and make to iWder, in a manner satisfactory to the wants of the pul,lie; therefore, when you desire to make a purchase of clothing for yourself, call on Heitkam. 25~i!

dremt ExcWcmeaf — Tli* Blu. k Crook Excursion to Cincinnati, via Richmond, on Tuesday, the 23th, will secure you a re_ served seat to the Theater.

A IS«t»inea* ia ladbaaapoll*. Our attention has l>een called to the establishment of E. li. Jones & Co., at No. 3 East Washington street, up stairs, second door to the right, where ail kinds of metals ore plated In gold and sliver, upon a different plan from any heretofore used in the city. The house is known as the “ Indiana Platimj iFonts.” All old taWe ware, such as Tea Sets, Castors, Knives, Forks, Spoons, etc., arc replated, aud in ail caaes arc warranted to look and wear equal to new. 23-4

SPECIAL NOTICES. HUNNEWELL’S Ef?IiK€!TIC> I The greatest trait m the churft*lLsL«at* I acterolIhuboackaowleiIgtMl mo*l valuable Pills aud Family Physic, isthatofa perfect freedom from Griping and Bowel Irritation. Could the thousands of cases of Piles and Bowel Weakness but speak their origin, it would !»e found in the enormous unnatural error of using Pills or any medicine that Gripes in action. Griping is semi-Dysentery, and a moment’s thought will show what a continued use must j necessarily end in. Therefore, without griping, I claim for the Eclectic Pills a natural remedy lor < hronic Constipation. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Head Ache, Liver and Kidney Complaints, Piles, Worms, Loss of or i Impurities of the Blood, Rush of Blood to the ! Head, Loss of Appetite, aud all derangements of j stomach or Bowels, and now fully conceded to

l them.

Sold by all dealers in medicine. Physicians and Dealers supplied in Bulk. mylO deod&weowlin A Srw Perfume Cortbe llauJkerebief. Pbulon’. “ffliglit Blooming C’eren*.'* Phalon’. " ffligltt Blooming Veren*.” PBaton’* “ Nlgbt Blooming C’ereu*.'* Pltalon’. “ ffliglit Blooming Ueron*.*’ Plialon’* “ffllglit Blooming Oereu*."

Tho fomini ttoo for the oxcnr*lom to Cincinnati, via RichiuooJ, has made arrangementt with Manager Colville to reserve se»ta for all who go with the excursion, TuesJay, 2801.

rno^t exquisite, ffellcate and

fume, distilled from the rare and bea

agrant Fer-

utiful rt

tahah

hoA, Perry County. Illinois. / December 11, IN id. > Tbi> ecrttlles lh.it I have used aud recommended m in\ practice, during tlie last four years, 1108TETTER S .sTOMAt II BITTERS with perlet t satislactiou, an«l take great pleasure in recommending them to the public. E. U. PRB E. M 1> TrscOLA. Illinois. August 3. InW., Mc'.-tii- Hostetler A Smith—Dear >ir‘- l use your BITTERS m m\ family, and consider Ui<*ui the I'C'I that can be procured. My wife has derived great benefit from using them, and also consider** them an invaluable medicine. Respectfully yours, 4,. P Ml LEER. Oxford, Warren countv. New York. i August 211. 1N2J. i Me-srs llostetter A Smith, Pittsburg, Pemisvlvauia Sirs; There is a great demand for \oiir valuable STOM AUI! ID ri'ER^ iu tai> neighborhood. We have been u *ing them in our family for some time, and find t hem the be>t medicine of any for family us«*. Yours, J. N. CANDLE C<»Ei:. Dr. Ilo>tetter—Dear Sir: With pleasure lean testily that your BITTERS, from my know ledge of their use in my famPy, and from what is said by purchasers, are far superior to any other. Yours, etc., ROBBKT GIEB.YL. Effingham. Effingham county, Illinois, in y 14 deod & w eo w 2 w

1.1 1

l X.. do Pig Tin \ IN EG A R Pure elder, per gallon .. WOODEN WARE-gulet. No.l Tubs per dozen No. 2 Tub* * 4 No. 3 Tubs *• No l Churns, common, per dozen.

No. 2 No. a

No. t, cedar 44 " 44

No. 2 No. 3

i >ne half biohid measuvoii B and G. Buckets 44 Washboards, per «lozcn Keeler’s .live in nest< Meal Selves ** 44 W HISKY — kVlcohol RtM’tliied WHITE SzYNDIVr bbl WII Low W ARE— Large Baskets, per dozen Small to medium Nest of tour, per ue>t WOOL— Fleece, washed Tub W ashed Unwashed

r ,_ iiudrias Baboons or l.i | ers. Rh am a, poor «.i Tiger BbsidhoundH. ^ i Axis Deer, Vin rican Black Bear**. .lapancM.* Swine. C alcutta Leopards.‘S. A. Tigers, Asiatic spotte»l Hycna.'','- n »A lot i.r Tiger i at>, African Lions, Asiatic Lions, Brazilian Tiger*, ATru-an /ciira. sloth Bear-*. Pair Young Lions, \tiy an Leopard**, lirav Wolves, Gem*t or ( ivi t i it. Kc 1

n*;tn Pelican- Amernao

ear-.

"I»ards. iirav Wo 1 v

Fo\tray b Coons, All li in >

PAIR WHITE PEACOCKS.

12 «*)

14 UU

18 tW

12 IW 15 tW

14 OU

13 IW

ti UU to 8 SU M 10 to 3 2U .3 5U to 3 75

2 (W

3 00 to 3 26

S 00 to 8 IW 5 ftU !•* 7 flo 2 UU to 2 20 .... 40 to 45

45 to 50 25 to 30

tSucccsbOrsto Hasselman A Vinton, Opposite Kast Knd of Luion Depot INDIANAPOLIS. IND., Muiiiifavturcrs of Portable aud stationary Boilers bllNlilJNKSi. Vlrculftr S*u .viiIIn, Byer’a Hutt-n ■jrv .-r Set; <klk«, berow Food Head BIocIlk, Tbrvkltiute Jlncbinck, liotae Poucrk. ALSO. CAST AND WROUGHT IRON MACHINERY,ETC aprSti d^m STOVES. American Hot Air

8,ew \ orK Urjr (.ooiln ,vt*rk«t.

Nkw York. Friday, Slay 24.

There is rather more doing, but the market

is quiet, steady aud heavy. Itrowu sheetina

®» r I»«’** e-Terry IrlBj, variety. style and price can be had at the mammoth Carpet House of Hume, Adams It (jo., iu this city. Fair hottest dealing is th»<y motto.

dower

from which it takea its name. Manufactured only by SfUAFiUN 2k MON,Mew ¥*rk. BKWARK OF COUNTERFEITS. ASK FOR 1'HALUM’S—TAKE NO OTHER, jyil dnod&wco wly

EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT I MATHEWS’ VENETIAN - HAIR DYE. known ] and used over SO years. Dailyincreasing in pub; 11c favor. Complete In one botte. No wash. No trouble. A Child can apply it. Produces a lustrous black or brown, as desired. Does not injure the hair. Price 15 cents. Sold by Druggists and and Fancy Goods Dialers. AUo, MaxHxwa' Anaioa. Haia GUM# far r» toring aad dreaainc the Hair. ieidlyeod

ARTIST’S MATERIALS. FINE ART 6ALLERY. PlCTIKFiN, KacA.ytJEM, ytiuieoKsi, ARTIST’S MATERIALS, In, Tnmirlr HictMsre IVails, Ac., Wholesale amt retail. I’articular attention paid to Regilding of Frames, II L1FBER .t ( O., •Etna Building, 21 North Pennsylvania street, my2 dim

DANCIPAC ACADEMY.

PHOF. AXIAL. 1CM. SffUXM>» I > a n c i n g A o a ti e m v T Snow open for the reception of pupils. Classes X for Juveniles meet every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at two o’clock. For adults, every Tneeday and Saturday evening at hall-past seven o’clock. mylB UtitUtp’

igs, Ui'jCjJIS; Southern and

best Northern Atlantic line sheetings, lb; do. K, 15; do V sheetings, 14!i; do. N, 10>4. Bleached muslins. New York mills, 40; Wamsiltta, 52‘,; Tuseorora, 2b 1 j->',: Dwight, linen fihish, 27; Lsu-dale. 22.',; Arkwright \V T, 24; Hill’s Sen,per^l.lcm, 22; (ireene, 12}j; do. ;l3dneh, 11 1 j; \v tsbiugtoii.

sene, 12; i;

14; Peppereil, b-4, :t3>^; do. 3-1. 30; do. 10 4, lio; do. 11-4,22)4; Waltham b-4, di. 1 ,; do. 3-4,

10: ( aline. !*.

UgtOII, . 10 4,

bO;

10; Canoe,

Some makes of tickings are lower; Cones-

U0I1 “

ser, 42!j; Let

A A. 40.

Prints of the liest makes are lower; Merrlmac Is down to IS; c’oebe, lb; Sprague's solids 14; j; A mien J pink, lb.

toga extra, 42),; do. Gold Meadow, d’J.'jj Pearl River, 42!i; Lewtslou aud Mithertou

StTii-v•! H>« na<. ‘ i-luut it.’ >lu . ! *iaticN>l GIkuk. PcT'iun >!u«’p, ** \ Pou*. ankaruos, .\b\siiti.-m Hm x. Ni-w ll I' d. i •'

Dll. } \ lb’ 11 t li M " *•• I • •>t.iu lb .’it-. B11 run—,’ "f S;h’m«1

t’^lfllpliu ,

t'.il*. '*11 Ml' W i.il II,’.

hour llorur'l PaiitagMuiau Mi-• \n‘ Eub r • ; Uoalimiiiitlii. Au>ir.iliHn .Nbell Ban «iiu t?*. Am ran King Neck Uaioquutts. King aii«l Gumi Bar oqiurtt**. South Amoririui L'aio<juctl> L"i ii.raii.l i or Kinged Baroque Us, Java Harcs.Giuu a Big-.

zYfrican Sil A>iatic Nyl Kankaroos, trich, 1 ain't

loiuiiv Hri. ’>

li llltloO.’st.iM Ml rr D\ N til \ ei I**u • *1 r*

and D«»g< >

\11sirHlia11 Ko^ella**. I

is, Ro-a UOs’k; ?* '

Usman*r* JbnrMet. Baltimokk, Friday, May 24. Coffee—Kio is firm; sales 18J4C., gold, for

good.

Flour—Dull and unchanged.

Wheat- Sales of choice Maryland at $3 35;

COOKING STOVE

or Ringed Uaroqueits, Java Hares, Dim White Rats and Mi'o. Satin Bica**ted B.t

Rocky Mountain Badger.*. Bar

American l olio ricau Grey Ba

Baroque Its. Chi nci-e i’a I'oquclts. Ro** Black Squirnl*, Vusiraiian Uockatib Bhoasar.t^. Golden PhcasMits. Ainci iean I*:,-:

Tampico Bart* r*.. Macaws. W im ' .in '.

Doves. .Ms**, t!;c

Great Austalian Lira Show!

Containing aiino>tcu ry im i ia ti :c^ the many colore l Bird** of pluiM.; >' w d II

an interesting leal

f pint: 1 till**

! I it t> I f t- I"t:»i-l h \illt»l-

MLNUrACTl KKI) BY

prime *20; medium $d 10.

Uoru —Heavy and in fair nuppiy;

Ua; yellow lb;

ivy ar

Ime white at $L

11.

sales of

mixed

SHEAR, PACKARD A CO„

A I b u ii y mSw York.

Preceding the gorgeon- ; 1 • ■ 1 " •'* •*"'• valiuto the place of evililo::' - J'- 1 l ’ c * 11 llK ‘ COLOSSAL GOLDEN CHARIOT » ;u ning F. S. <, I* iiraffd tornel Uantl.

t ,ats— Sales at 8U<282a.

Sugar—Heavy; sales at lO^iiJlO.Tic. for

Bacon-Sales of rib sides at U?ic.; shoulders R, L. & A. W. McOUAT. ;e -oulk shoulders and aides h»l.i .t an* ^ ,T * LUGVUXiAf

bulk shoulders aud sides held at

12c.

Whisky—-Nominal; sales at 35c. in bond.

O? nii<l 60

West Washington St., Indianapolis.

r*fek* ffbaritat. TOLEDO, Friday, May 24.

Flour—ijuiet.

Wheat—ic. lower; sales at $3 09 for amber Michigan; $3 05 for No. 2 red Wabash. Coru—No change; sales of No. I at $1 03; No. 2 closed 2c. bettor; soles ot ft 0301 OL

• )»t*—Soles Ot 74«. Improvements,' aud 'burns Coal, Barid—bales at $1 for No. 2 Michigan. equally well with ordinary care.

Lake Freights—.Dull and nominal. maisdsmeod

fuel.

has no equal in compactness, neatness ol design and finish, convenience, and economy ot It is completely furnished with oil modern

■ burns coal. Coke or Wood

Open at half-past one and .cv.n

Admission W cei

% cents.

fits. Children under uin

ue veurs, •j Iti tilt