Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1867 — Page 1
-Gold eloaed la New York, yesterday, •t *1 36^. —General Samuel Fasten den, of Maine, a brother ol the Senator from that State, declines the poeMou of AsMetaaf Secretary of the Treasury, which has been tendered him He prefers his position fit the patent ofice. -Advices received by the Government show that General SberldM bee removed 44 of the police three at Galveeton, Texas, an dm count of disloyalty, and that he has also organized a military oommteeten for tie trial of ctvlUme and others charged with crime. —A correspondence has Just been completed between Secretary Seward and Baron Stoeekel, wherein the purchase of the Russian Possessions has been formally acknowledged by both governments, although the money has not been paid over and will not be until -an appropriation !• made by Concrete. The Russian minister informed Secretary Seward that >the officials in Russian Amsrlca had l>een Instructed ;to admit all United States vessels to their ports free of doty. —The Maryland Democratic Const!tOtloaal Convention has disposed of the negro testimony question by adopting a provision declaring that no person shall be InObmpent aa a witness on account of race or color, unlesa hereafter so declared to be by act of the General Assembly. —The telegraph to the Cincinnati Commercial report that the newt of the remeval of Governor Wells, of Louisiana, did not reach Washington until Tuesday afternoon. General Sheridan did not telegraph to General Grant’s headquarters, and the intelligence was not credited until the official order came to the press. The action of the military officials, howevar, was auttelpatsd somewhat by tbe Government, for the reason that It war advised. a few days since, that General Sheridan bad practically suspended Governor Wells by the Iseusnee of an order prohibiting him from making any removals or appointments under tbe estate of the Government, without tbe same being grst approved by the general rnmmanding the military district. The Louisianians In Washington, who have been urging the President to remove Governor Wells, state that he will eertalaly revoke General Sheridan’s order. They arrive at this conclusion from conversations bad with Mr. Johnson on this very question. —Thomas J. Durant, whom General Sheridan has appointed Governor of I^>uieiana, Is In Washington, and states that he will not accept the appointment. —A royal order has been Issued In Ilwana, valuing slaves at four hundred dollars. This Is looked upon as a decided step toward the abolition of slavery. —Tbe action of General Sheridan in tbe removal of Governor Wells on tbs herls of tbe demand of the President asking an explanation for the removal of Governor Wells’ levee commissioners, is regarded by tbe Preatdent’a friends in Washington as an inault to him, which will render certain Sheridan's speedy removal and reversal of all hla actions. —The heaviest thunder storm ever known, passed over Cincinnati on Tueaday afternoon, doing considerable damage. —There were 273 deaths In Cincinnati last
month.
—A mixed convention of Republicans wa* held In Montgomery, Alabama, on Tueaday. The officers were equally divided among the harmonious races. General Swayne, Governor Patton and others were present. A motion to Invite Judge Busterd to tbe platform was violently opposed by tbo negroes. On Us being renewed in tbo afternoon session the Macon county delegation adjourned. —On account of unexpectedly large receipts of a miscellaneous character from Internal revenue, toward the close of last month, and small requisitions from other departments, the statement of tbe Secretary of the Treasury will not only show a large currency balance in tbe Treasury, but a considerable reduction of tbe National debt. —It appears that Ashley Is Inconsolable on account of tbe action of the Judiciary Committee in refusing to report tbe resolution of Impeachment, and be baa been feeling In tbe streets and visiting newspaper correspondents to wake up sympathetic paragraphs in behalf of the tmpeacbers with vigorous emphasis, supported by a few unmentionable words. He proclaims bis determination to force the Judiciary Committee, when It meets on the 26th instant, to reconsider their action and failing of success In this, be will eompel the House to vote on the question. The action of the committee is, however, approved by nearly all of tbe Republican* In Washington. From the New York Commercial Advertiser, (Republican.) ( nlan aad DlaaalMB. Mr. Greeley uttered no truer sentiment tbsn when he avowed that “ tbe war for and against tbe Union, ended two years ago, at tbe surrender of General Lee, and that the time for peace has come.”—Charleston Courier. Unfortunately, this was only for the Southern market. The Tribune, notwithstanding Mr. Orkxi.ky's speech at Richmond, has been sustaining Congress for two years in keeping the Union and the people divided. We of tbe North started right, against secession and In favor of the Union. But tbe war over, our leaders came to tbe conclusion that they cenld elect a radical President by keeping tbe Union divided. And in this they have bad the support of tbo Tribune, though Its editor, when In Richmond, talked " peace.” We could have bad “ peace ” In 13G5, II auch Journals aa the Tribune had acted upon Mr. Lincoln's plan for restoring tbe Union. staase Hems a. That Cnw.—From a gentleman named William Willi.ms, who Uvea In the neighborhood of Wbentonville, wa learn that a cow of Mr. Wheaton's, which was bitten at tbe same time that other cow, which was brought to the city, is said to have been bitten, sad by tbe same dog, went mad and was killed yes-
ope tba
en killed and devoured Ion;
ville Journal.
—Tbe late freshet on the Wabash has washed away all the repairs on the State dam at Pittsburg, fifteen miles above Lafayette, and also at the dam at the mouth of Wild Cat, about three miles above. The result la a suspension of work at all the mills and factories at Delphi, Lafayette and Intermediate points. Tbe Wabash and Krte canal, from Delphi and Terre Haute, and beyond, baa been inoperative for over a year, and will continue to be so till tbe State dam is repairad. —The following la the result of the shooting match at Fort Wayne, on Saturday, for two thousand dollars, between the celebrated Uoosler pigeon shot, Frederick Erb, of Lafayette, and the renowned knight of the trigger, William King, of Sprtngfleld, Illinois, was commenced to-day, In tbe city park, with thC following result: Out of fifty double birds shot at, Erb killed thirty-eight and King
thirty-five.
tenday morning. We hope that other cow baa been killed and devoured tong ngo.—£v ane-
INDIANAPOLIS DAILY HERALD.
VOLUME 2.
INDIANAPOLIS, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 6,1867.
NUMBER 184.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS
News by CdWa. MwmIm Cevenaaiewt Refwnes «• Cenapvy with Mn^ssnes wf Napwlewm lit Regard Avaalmg fertreve ■•«-
BfRi.ra, Wednesday, June 5. It Is semiofficially reported that the Prussian Government ha* refused to eomply with
the ex
(ng of Fortran Rods'
(pressed desire of Emperor Napoleon that old pledge Iteelf against any future arm-
r Fortran Rodstadt.
Flaanetal anal Caaaaaaaciai.
London, June 5—Evening.—Console closed
at for money.
American securities somewhat li regular; 5-20’t firm and higher; Illinois Centrsl and Erie lower. The closing quotations were, 1111-
nets OntrafTii^; Erie, *».
LrvxRPOOL.iuneS—Ev-nlmr - Cotton quiet daring tbe afternoon, and pile,* en-ier. though notquoUbly ebserrd;. eilea of middling up-
land* at ll&L; Orle*us.l<J£d.
Breadstuff* unchanged.
Pork declined Is.; Eastern prime mess, 79s. Beef, bacon and Ard unchanged. Cheese declined la.; In* American 66*. per
100.
Produce unchanged, except tallow, which Is 3d. lower; sales at 43a. 9d. London, June 5—Evening.—Sugar 42«. 9d. Linseed ell advanced Ms. London, June ft—Noon.—Consols, 94>^; bonds, 725i; Illinois Central, 79%; Erie, 4i>%. Liverpool, Jane 5—Noon-—Cotton firm. Wheat-No. 1 Milwaukee Red, 13s. 3d. Oats 3«. 6d. Provision* unchanged. Corn 38s. White California wheat 13s. 9J. Barley 4s. 6d, I.erd lllenek Appntnted Vlcerny •* Camada—Nnltasa at Tarkey *• Vlalt Qmeea Tlesarln. London, June 5- Evening.—Lord Menck has bean appointed Viceroy of Canada. If la understood to bathe Intention of tbe Sultan of Turkey to visit Quean V let or! a some time In July, after he baa completed hla visit to Napoleon and the Paris Expedition.
Grsad fraeky uf Hesse fa Eater Has Nartk G* naan Confederal law. Bxrmn, June 5—Evening.—Tbe plana of tbe Solvcrrln for all Germkoy, including tbe Stales of South Germany, as well as those in tbe north confederation, have been formally adopted. The Chamber of Deputies of tbn Grand Duchy of Hesse voted In favor of entering tbe North German Confederation.
•From Washington. Rfateaaeat af Pahlle Debt. WaamsuTON, Wednesday, June ft.
Public debt bearing coin Interest, $1,002,643,941 hi; debt bearing currency interest, $6ft,.*>69,170 ftO; matured debt not presented for payment. 10.713,020 32: debt bearing interest, $416,9!>l,792 46; total debt, 2,6^7,040,ft!9 ftx: amount of coin in the treasury. $96, 736,417 (1; currency, 72,366,164 96; amount ot oeht. less rash in the treasury, $2^)1.ft,61.ft, 966 99; since May 1 the debt bearing coin interest has Increased 61,440,600; debt bearing currency Interest has decreased, $414,239 4ft; the matured debt not presented for payment has decreased, $22,291,320; debt bearing no
interest baa Increased, $466,280.
Tbe amount of coin In tbe treasury has decreased $lftA49,202.64H. The currency balance has Increase*! $3,861,760,674, while tbe amount of debt, less cash. In tbe treasury, shows a decrease of $517,ftlft,026. The receipts of the ■ub treasury are $3,704,821, Including cue-
toms Of $300,000,
0.000, and gold notes or«326.m
Payments, *2,440,193; balance, $138,086,704. Tbe decline in corn to-day was occasion
to-day
by a heavy decline in Liverpool, owing to the receipt* ot nearly 350,000 bushels from the
Black Sea ports.
Crop accounts continue favorable from all point*, and tbe harvest promises to be earlier
than generally expected.
New ripe wheat frSm Georgia was on exhibition at the produce exchange, cut Isnt week. In some sections In New Jersey farmers have already been harvesting rye, which it
waa thought would be late.
Clrpalar frans Necretary af Treaanry—Regwrt •« Caadltlan •« ( aIan Pacific Hallraad—Treasary Depart meat Preparing la Redeem
Cam pan ad latereet Nates.
Washington, ftlune 5,—Tbe Secretary ot Treasury has Issued a circular apprivln; the use of the following namediocked safety valves at (he option of steamboat owner., subject to the course of usual Inspection test applied by local Inspectors and examination and approval or disapproval for special reasons, by supervising Inspectors. These valves, though in general character approved are yet to be subjected to most careful and exact scrutiny tm to quality of material, workmanship and their sufficiency and particular ca-t. This enumeration D by no manna ktcxeiude others equally meritorious that may be preeented, but supervtaing Inspectors are required to afford to all such a thorough and Impartial examination and accept any found to possets merit equal. Tbe valves chosen are first the American high and low pressure; second, the Robinson high and low pressure; third, the Fanar high and low pressure; fourth, the Mason blgn and low pressure; fifth, the Mc-
■"arehv hlf
The large balance In currency, shown by ublic debt statement, Is caused prinripal-
mlsccilaneoii. sources and
Mason high and low pressure; March v high and low pressure. The large balance In curret
the public debt st ly by receipts fro:
Internal revenue near the close of May, as well a* the necessity to prepare for the interest fsltangdue in a few days on 7-30 notes, and tbe principal of tbe compound Interest notes, with the interest thereon, and also to meet tbe requtaitiona expected in a few days from other
Departments.
The Secretary of tbe Interior has received a report from Brevet Brigadier General J. H. Sampson and Messrs. William M. White and F. P. Blair, Union Pacific Railroad commlasioners, stating that they find the tenth section of forty miles of that road, commencing at mile post No. 30ft, ami terminating at No. 345, ready for Immediate service, and supplied with all tbe appurtenances of a first class railroad, and therefore recommend tbe acceptance
of sold section by the Government.
Tbe Treasury Oep
all United a
deem
e Treasury Department is prepared to re-
lates compound intercut
All aarls af Paragraphs. Tbe colortd men In Washington registered early and often. Delaware expects to send two million bneketa of peaches to market. There are In London one hundred thousand persons engaged In trading on tbe Sabbath New York Is about to erect an asylum for useless young men. It will overflow. At tbe children’* ball, in Paris, a girl of eleven, M'lle Nunez, wore $160,000 worth of diamonds. A New Orleans horse railroad company has been condemned to pay *25,000 for killing n
boy.
A radical paper says, "Tbad Stevens’ confiscation theory is a proposition to commit natural suicide.'’ Forney says Sumner Is not unlike Gladstone. In that both live by “wltlles and drink” p«rhaps, yes. Mr. Phillips Insists upon having a negro for Vice Prealdent. Why not bo a candidate himself? He would do just ns well. * The gentleman who last week declared be could perform any of the miracles it Christ, Is expecting an engagement for tbs Province*. A correspondent of tbe New York Tribune says that tbe Turklah Embassador to tbs United States Is "a fast young man of mongral Clood.” General Sickle* In Chartaaton drives about with four black borsos, and baa the sir and manner of the cock of the walk. ( A New Haven radical regret* that some of the temperance orators are attacking tbe clergy for using win* in tbo celebration of the communion.
notes as they shall severally mature, by the payment of the principal and intesest thereon to date of mstnrtty, on their presentation to tbe treasurer, nr either of tbe nssistont treasurers at New York, Philadelphia or Boston. Plspatchan tram C*a*Ntaiadsr George r. Ektaaaaa-Etc. Washington, June ft.—Commander George F. Emmons, commanding the United fitalca steamer Osiplec, reporta to the Navy Department under date of the west entrance of Magellan's Straits, April 16, that be left that place on the date of bis dispatch, having regrooved over night to Sandy Point, where he communicated with the Governor of Chilian settlements, and at his urgent request gav* passage to one of hla colonists to Valparaiso. At Fort Gallant, Captain Emmons found the English hrlg Julia Langley, which entered the StraHs same weeks previous, and put back from crooked narrows, when mensneed by tbe natives In canoes. Assistance was tendered to the brig by tbe commander of tbe O.lptec at west entrance; and all along the Strait* tbe native* came to tbe side of tbe vetsela in tbelr canoes, in an almost naked state, clamordhs for tobacco and firewater, offering a few skins, etc., in exchange. They are becoming ery bold and numerous, and will give trouile to any vessel that may get on shore and not manned with sufficient members for self
protection.
Tbe officers belonging to tbe British steam,*blp Warren, now employed in surveying the Straits were wounded by them recently. The Japanese Commissioners left Wa-bing. ton for New York and Boston. The chief commissioner leaves in steamer on tbe lltb for San Francisco, and there take tbe Colorado for Japan. Tbe two naval officers are to remain and go home In tbe Stonewall. Captain Brown bos been engaged by tbe commission-
ers Jo take bar out.
Orders taVteet at West Paiat-Naval
Hattera.
Washington, June 5.—A board to consist of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel John T. Head, Surgeon; Brevet Major E. J. Marsh, Assistant Surgeon; and BrevR Lieutenant Colonel, Woodkull, Assistant Surgeon; are ordered to SMemble at West Point, on the 10th instant, to examine the physical qualification* of the member* of tbe graduating elasa. Captain 'McDougall, has been detatched from tbe command of the Pensacola, and placed /m waiting orders. Pleet Captain SMrler, will take command of the Pensacola, in addition to hla present duties as fleet captain of the North Pacific Squadron. Hr. Bwrnat Recliaea Gaveraarahlp
af Aaalalaaa.
Washington, Juaa 6.—It la ascertained that Mr. Durant, this forenoon, telegraphed to General Sbendsn in response to the appointment u
Governor of
ing the honor. ---<>---
FromCkmcord. New Haaapahlra Ueglslatlaa—Repahilcan canens-NaariMfiMt af •*- fleer*. Concord, Wednesday, Jon# fi. At the Republican legislative caucus, held this evening. General Simon G. Griffin, of Keene county, waa nominated Speaker of tba House, and Char la* B. Chackford, of Conway, Clerk. In the Senatorial eauena, William T. Parker, of Mernmsck, wa* nominated far President, and General S. Fowler, of Caocord, Clerk. Tba Democrat* nomlnatad William C. Store#, of Surnape, for Spanker, and Warren Clark, of Bennlker, Clark. -/
From Hew York. •aaavt •« Gwsrtrwe- Wa itatacstwta I ■Ic-TMa ■.evea C< Nagr* Ray»Hens* Cwremtlesa la YI*atg*aaary—Havaaa New*—Etc. ~~ . New York, Wedne* a’, Jos* 9. The Heralde special says almost naanimods satisfaction t* expressed by the prese and public at the removal of Governor Well*. He still remains at the executive aa heretofore and la preparing n protest. Welle' Me Slit express confidence Hot he will be reinstated. He intanda retaining possession of the office for the present. Tbe board of levee commimionera, recently appointed by General Sheridan, adjourned yesterday to meet to-day. They did not meet, however, in consequence of the military order depotiMr The Herald• special says a mixed convention of Republican* assembled la Montgomery, Alabama, yesterday. The offices were very Impartially distributed between Ha two harmonious races. Judge Smith, a white maa, being elected president, and the darkies receiving half th^remaining offices. General Swayne, Governor Patton and other* were present. A motion to Invite Judge Busterd t* a scat on tbe platform waa violently opposed by the nsgrnes, and on It* being renewed in tbe afternoon. the Macon comity delegation acceded, whereupon the convention adjourn id.
Tbe Heraldt Havana letter ot May 29, says a ratal order has been received valuing stave* at$400 or less, which Is about tbs expense of a Chinese cool le for eight years. This is looked upon as a decided step toward the abolition
of slavery.
The Herald! Washington special says It la general It conceded in Richmond that General Schofield's order. No. 34. published yesterday. Ignore* Attorney General Stonberry’s opinion on tbe law, as webad other-
wise understood
it
adhere* to
amtoattoBaf UwappUeadon and bearing of tbe witnesses. Tbe Times’ special ssya tbe action of General Sheridan in removing Governor Wells so promptly on the heels of the I , re>ident's demand for bis reasons for removing Governor Wells’ levee commimloners, attracts very lively comment here. Tbe President’s friends assert that It is an insult to him and that It will render certain Sheridan’* speedy removal.
Arrival af War V'esael at Havaaa. Nxw Tong, Jane 5.—Havana advices to tbe 1st state that one of Maximilian’s war vessels arrived there with a prize captured off Yaca-
aoltf - '
k
will be pursued In this case
tan. As a pri belli hy Us c*|
ze can not be I
<1 only in s port
captors, itts unknown what course
■ I. vrr. 1,,sued In this case.
An Omaha dispatch says the earnings of the Union Pacific Railroad, now running to North Platte, are officially reported at $26,175,237 for for Msy. Track laying Is progressing rapidly
westward.
Receipts at Cattle-Arrival af Eaalgraaia—Departare af Hr. Raacrwf tAaaerteaa Ileaaewpalhlc lastitate. Nxw York. June 5.—The receipts of cmttlo yesterday and to-day at Hudson City, wen 899 head, nearly all from Illinois, and seventyfive ear load* to arrive to-morrow. The number of rattle arrived Is a hundred per cent, larger than for the previous week. Three thousand one hundred and eighty-four emigrant* nrtved to-day. Mr. Bancroft will sail for Europe next Wednesday. He will go dire, t to Berlin. The twentieth seasion of tbe American Homeopathic Institute commenced to-day. Two hundred were present. Dr. Helmutb. of St. Louis, wascho-cn president for the ensuing year. Tbe report of tbe committee on medical ethics was read. A public lecture this evening hy Dr. Cook, of
Chicago,
From LodsTiSa
Loctavoxx, Wednesday, Juaa 5. Thera wa* another very Ians aftaailawi a at the Woodlawn course to-day. Tbe first ran for the LotaavfO* Bafirt aww of $666. two mile heats, free to an waRwaa waw hy F. BtsaSek’s eeR, Pafneta. Tha aoanwd raea^ atoglo dash. Hr a mOa awd thraa fourth* for a pur** of t9M,foaa for all ages, waa waw hy P. Walah’a bay Ally, A4hlsiu Tima, 3:13. Thraa honaa —fiwndad forth* prize. The third men was a handicap hording two ■arte* aver eight bardie*. It was eewtowdad tor hy thraa hewn* awd wow hyX-M-WhalayV bay haras, Duasrter. lima, 4:19.
From deydancL
Clrvrland, Wednesday, Juaa ft. The Episcopal Convention of the Dtoeeae of Ohio met fa thfo city to-day: Fish up MelL vaiae, of Ohio, presiding. A large repraaeatatiaa of tbe churebae at the State ware penaesf. The taaralag wi exercise*. In the evemag ■ the bishop, giving aa exhibit of the church and church enterprises in the Diocese. Adjourned HU to-morrow. From Patterson. The Erntterawm Hweas. Patterson, N. J. Juae ft—The Pettarnaw raeo aad steep!* ebaae^haadleap for att age* fog puna of $790 wa* stoat of throe miles two of which were over fair huntlag country with twooty-oevow leap*. CHUM bant Brawn Harry; Urn* 11:37. la a ran for premium of $200 for nil ages tot one mil* the Vends! colt beat Red Wing; time 1:39. Fran Hartford. BawtR'wffwm Ag»w fl'wtalaa. HaRTVOrd, conn., Wedaaaday, June ft. I’- v. Joel Howes, of the Fire* Congregational Church, and the oldest pastor ia the State, died to-day, m the reveaty-eighth year of hia age. FromBaltimore. Reatrwctara Plr*. Baltutobs, Wedaaaday, Juae 5. Tbo buildtaga occupied as a hay packing establishment on North street, owned byT. It. B tnepartc, burned this morning. Eos* covered by insurance.
nwwey, a racks, etc.
Naw Yoaa. Wednesday, Juae 9.
Money—Active and firm st6RT per cent for prune; discounts quiet st 7«7%. Tbe disbursements of the treasury will be heavy thraugbout the present week, and these in time wUlbctagraUaf to the market Te keep the interest rotes at stool $ a mill ion of compound I a tarest nates will to sold on the HHh. Sterling—Firm bat quiet at 10% for beat
Mil*.
declining - . -
apeeutativs disposi-
toted- There was mtl* apeeutativs on Shipment to Europe to-day, $213,815 and
$211,000 from Boston.
Government Securitien—Steady at the fol-
lowing price*:
Coupons of 1861. 106% ;eoupona,ll2%; ft-STa, registered, of 1862, 108%; coupon#, 110; coupon* of 1861, It*; coupons of 188ft. 106%; new do. 106%; 10-40 coupons, 90%; August
7-.il> 1 *. 106'*; June and July, 1067;.
R iilway stork*—Opened tame and lower and a strong bearish feeling; Northwestern i-ommon and particnlarly weak and fell fully l per cent; market dull but steady at the one o'clock board; strong at tba second board and
suhseqneaUy linn to the Hose.
The following srv tbe closing prices reported by William Heath A Co., at half past five
o’clock r. M.:
Ohio certificates. 24%; Canton. 40%; Cumberland Uuai 30; Oiticksilvcr, 25; Mariposa. 7; do. preferred, 19; Western Union Telegraph, 43; Pacific Mail, 133%; Atlantic Mail, 100%; New York C'entni, 98%; Erie, M>%; do. preferred, 71; Hudson, 1U4%; Reading
as .... ... .. . . . 164%; Michigan Southern, 637;; Illinois CenRepnbllcaw Ntwte Can vent law—A nap- ' trai, 1111; Pittsburg. 7ft%; Toledo. lift; tlww at w Platform. R n-k I-land. 86; Nortbwestera, 34%; do. Montgomery, Wedne-day, June 5. preferred. 56%; Fort Wavne, 97%; Michigan
, Central, 110%; Gobi. 167%.
July Iwlerast aw Tswweasee Bawds
la aa promptly .Hat.
Nkw York, June 5.—A dispatch from Gov. Drownlow to the Associated Pres* state* that
ly ii
promptly met.
From Montgomery.
Convention of Alar
after two
Over forty counties were repabout one hundred and seventy
The Union Republican Conveniii buna, adjourned si nr <hr to-* toy, day * ses-ion. Over f.irlv counties
resented by dclci: .i'es.
To-day rhncommittee on platform* m-itlc a report which w»* unanimou-ely adopted. /{esovleil. Tint the Rcpublic tn party of Alabama, declares itself a p irt of. nn I In alllsn»e with. National Republican party of the Union, and tbe Unconditional Union of these
fitaton.
hfiolvrd. That we endorse the action of C'opgress In tfte question of reconstruction, and will heartily endeavor to carry out tbe
same to it* conclusion.
JleMolteil, That we are friends snd advocate* of free speech, free prow, and free school*, and a most liberal provision by tbe 6tate for the purpose of educating the people thereof; snd that henceforth there is to he no distinction between the inhabitants in State, civil, or political rights, on account of color
or praviour condition.
JScro/oed, That we discountenance all attempt* to stlrup strife and sedition among the people, believing such a course to be in every way injurious to tbe country. Rtimleed. That those men who .tood firm to the cause of the I nion are entitled to that confidence which ts the reward of patriotism
an>l fidelity in every land.
Hetolted, That we pledge our endeavor* to tbe removal of tbe tax on cotton and the State
and establish a* a rule in this State aid by every man shall be exoct-
none
Central. 1M»%; Gobi, 16. .. Coal Stocks—ijuiet ami firm. Border State Hood*—Weak 67%; Missouri 6 s, higher at
70; new do., 41%.
on Tennessee, 98%; Virginia,
ilon.
mng 170;
f 8lock-—ijnlet; Gregory. ; tj'lartz Hill. 16!*; Peopt live at Iftq; Rockland Co
660; Coryes, 56; La-
crosse active at i;!y; Rockland Copper, 87ft;
Davidson, 1; Walked lead firm at 50. The receipts at the Sub Treasury amount*
to $73,25,182. Including cu*tom»42B7.0UU; gold note-, 8121.DUO; payments, $860,781; balance
$ 1 iJJ.
Now York mark**.
Nrw Took. Wednesday, June ft.
Cotton—Firm and unchanged; sale* of 1,800
b*l*»*.
Flour—Dull and heavy,and 20430c. lower; sale* of 4.460 barrels of superfine State West-
ern at $!><*» 86; extra Western $10 2fXitLl 2ft: choice $11 50fi|t2 73; *bl '
12 50.; trade brands $12 l-ouik *124113; Western I
'lull Receipt*: ft.665. California heavy and
poll tax, i
that the tax paid by every man shall be e ly proportioned to his property, and
other.
Ritolved,
pie of thfo State that they
That we recommend to the peo-
roanlfost their
determination to abide by' the prescribed term* of restoration, by electing men who can eomply tn all respects with the requirement* ~ the act* of Congress of tbe United States,
and to support, for office, such men as are
Ui
' nited
could be formed; that all men have a cordial
true to the Union, and who preferthe Government of tbe United States to any other that
restoring our whole should and ever will
I thank you again for the
> of your
i*n
utment tendered him by that officer, Louisiana, peremptorily declin-
From St Louis. -----
Indian Depredations. ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, Jane 5.
An Omaha dispatch says, tbe Indiana captured one hundred and twenty-five head of
raf *
nbi
welcome to political equality upon this basis. From Raleigh. Presidential Party—Arrival *f Jadge
Chase—Etc.
RaI.RTGT?. N. C. Wednesday, June 5. Tbn President and party departed for Chap-
el Hill this morning.
Judge Chase, who comes to open tbe United States District Co’irt.srrived here this afternoon. He waa met at the depot by two thousand freedmen will; banner* and national flag* flying, bands playi _• in I the assemblage ebrenngheartily. The pr'»- ,-. ,u was formed and he was escorted thru- ft the principal street* to hi* hotel, from the ■ ' .ny of which, in response to vociferous call:, he made the
following speech:
My friends, I thank you for your kind reception on behalf of the citizens ot Raleigh. I rejoice that I have tbe opportunity of meeting you, and meeting you with all men upon an equality and equal before the laws. We have poaeed through a fircy trial, but with the peace which followed, we have freedom, and .let us, without distinction of color, aid in
country, that I believe be the desire of my heart,
for the kiadness o
S'eptlon.
Mayor Haywood introduced him, and he wa* accompanied on the balcony by Rev. Dr. Bodie, a colored clergyman. Tba crowd, as he retired gave him three rousing cheers. From New Orleans. Orgaalxatinw *f the Board •( Levee Cnnanslseraaaers—Letter from Geae> rai;L*wcntreet—Etc. New Orleans, Wednesday, June 5The board of levee commissioners appointed by Governor Wells perfected their organization by electing Robert B. Stille, president; E. H. Augsmar,chief engineer; N. C. Stelham,
secretary.
General Lnngstreet publishes a letter this morning containing tbe following paragraph: “The military bill and amendments are peace offerings; we should accept them as such and place ourselves upon them as tbe atarting point from which to meet the future
political issues as they arise.”
« .Governor Wells publishes a letter addressed to tbe President, protesting against bis removal, and another to General Sheridan, in which be says there is not a word of truth in tbe charge that be was impeding tbe execu-
tion of the law* of Congrem. From Charleston.
Drpresnlnw nw Acconwt ml Nick lea’
Bee oaf •rdern—Naictde.
Charleston, Wednesday, June 5.
Considerable depression prevails in this community, owing to the recent order* of General Sickles, interfering in municipal affairs, during the last few days. City stock
has fallen 10 to 15 per cent.
The board of trade has passed reaolutlons deprecating some provisions of order No. 32
lower; anles of 1,000 cagnat $2 20; 9,100 bush-
34; shipping Ohio $11504
rands $12 33313 75; spring SL
Umib 812313; Western $13316 50, and closed •lull Receipts: 5.665. California heavy a lower; sales of 2>S) barrels at $12 503[4ft0. Kye Flour—AJuiet; .ale* of 350 barrels of
sup- Mine at 87 5030 40.
Whisky—ljuiet and unchanged. Wheat—Nominally lower; ani bushel-i of No. 2 Chicagoai $2 20;
els No. 2 Milwaukee, part at $2 30,and the remainder on private terms. Receipt*: 2,865
bushels.
Rye-Sele* of lota of Western at $1 6531 71.
Receipts: 1.800.
Bartoy—Dull; sales of 1,500 bushels Canada
free at $129.
Malt—In moderate request; anles of 8,000
bushels, to arrive, at $1 55.
Cora—Heavy, and 435c. lower. Receipts; 81,297 bushels. Sale* of 86.000 bushels new mixed Western at 81 1231 1ft; retail lots 81 16 31 17; Old, delivered, $1 2231 26%; heated 8105; damaged 80c., white and yellow South-
ern $1 18.
Oats—Unchanged. Receipts: 23.081 bushel*. Sales of 3,800 bushels Western at 82384c; Canada, free, 85c.; Pennsylvania *73*7%e.;
State 87%e.
Coal—Unchanged. Wool—Same as yesterdav; sales of 200,000 pound* domestic fleece at 4736V.; California 19328c.; Texa* 2532S<\ Leather—i^uiet.
Rye—Firm.
Coffee—Steady; sales of 2,000 sacks Rio on
private terms.
Sugar-Steady; sales of 500 hog-heads Cuba
atll31I%c.
Molasses—Firm. Petroleum—Dull.
Pork—Heavy and lower; sales of 4,650 barrels at $22 85323 for new mess, dosing $2290; Aguiar $22; old mess 010319 2ft; prime $22-
>; prime m
25; prime
buyers’ option, ten
Reef—Ft:
css $15; new mess $23 05323 07,
n, ten day*.
Beef—f irm; sales ol 245 barrels.
Beef "
Hams-i^uiet and lower; sales of 250
barrels at $38341.
Cut Meats—Heavy; sales of 3S0 packages 3 8%310o. for shoulders; 12312%c. for bams Bacon—Steady. Lard—Heavy; sales of 850 barrels atl2%® 13%e.; for new and in small lots 13%e. Butter—Dull; sales at 10%e. for Ohio. Cheese—(Jmet; sales at 8316%c. Freights to Liverpool—Firm. _ latest markets—ft r. m. Flour—Closed at 19320c. lower, with a little more doing at the decline. Wheat—Dull; sale* at $2 20 lor No. 2spring and $2 4032 45 for No. 1. Rye—Lower; sales 3 G53G7c. for West-
ern.
Barley—Dull and nominal; sales at il 053 1 07 for W csteru. Oats-Dull; sales at 82@83o. for Western; 85386c. for Ohio. Corn—Dull and 132c. lower; new mixed Western $104; old shipping mixed Western $1 2031 22. Fork—Dull, closing at $22 60 in the regular
way.
Beef—Quiet.
Bacon— Nominal Cut Meats—Dull, and prices in favor of the
buyers.
Lard—A shade easier; sales at 13314c. for fair to prime steam rendered; and 13313%c. for kettle rendered. New Orlewwn market. New Orleans. Wednesday, June 5. Cotton—Firm and unchanged; sales of 1,900 bales low middling at 25%e.; receipt*, 662 hales; stock on hand by actual count, 90,962
stock from the railroad employes [sic], twenty
Honda]
miles west of Julesburg, on Monday. A coach was attacked near Fairvlew
Station on Sunday, and the driver killed. There was but one passenger in the coach,
and he escaped by running to the river. ---<>---
From Cincinnati.
TkBBdcr •rarwa—Hnrtwllty. Cincinnati, Wednesday, June 5.
Tbe bnnvtnat thunderstorm ever known here pawed over tbn city yesterday evening, doikff considerable damage to tbe streets and fllltng eeilara with water. Several house*
Were (truck by lightning.
Tbn total number of death* In tbladty laat
month waa 773.
as an injury to the city, and appointing a committee to confer with General Sickles in
relation thereto.
10 n
ed girl, hung
top
A white man named Kerns, who was recently committed to jail on a charge of at-
tempted rape on a little colon himself in Us ceil laat Bight.
From Albany.
Few If nr k Leglalatare—Adnpttnw •( Besnlwttnw wf Benpect tn tbe Hera-
nry ml L. H. Hiaenz.
Albany, New Yore,Wedneaday, June 5. In the Constitutional Convention to-dav,
to Syracuse. Tbn convention adjourned till to-m«trow.
Sugar—No arles.
sal Jul
25; choice extra, $17 12%3
Sugi
Molasses—No sal Flour—Very du superfine, $11
I es.
II a:
settled prices;
Cora—Dull and unchanged; sales of yellow mixed at $11531 21); white, $1 263122. Oat*—In good demand 3 95c.3$1. Coffee—Unchanged. Lard—Firm In tierce 3 13313%c.; keg, 14 @ 18c. Pork—Dull and no tales; ouoted 3 $243 25. Gold—$1 36. Sterling—49351. New York Sight Exchange—% premium.
Batttaawvn Hwmnt. Baltimore,Wednesday, June ft. Coffee—Dull. Rye—Dull; tales at 15319c. gold for coa mon to choice. Flour—Dull and favors buyers; soles of Howard street extra at $12 90314. Wheat—Sales of fair to choice Maryland red at $2 6033; receipts and demand Terr
light.
I Coro—DecUa*<M32te. lower; white,$1 073 1 D*h£-Sn£»atTSaSOel!* ,eUow '
Sugar—Dull and steady.
Provi Mows—Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky—DuU vnd unchanged.
*i; sales of fwny. <nd; anles 3 3 80383c. 1 offered 3 65
*•*—Un
lab$fi 8$at the
SXSt£S£!SSi.
sequence.
Hra* FMk—Snira nt $IM» 1
naUy 7b close this
■y con-
bo hbd*. or
hniet.
; wMh buyers 3 12%c. ^Exchange—Steady 3 par buying.
Chicago, Wwlneadny, June 5. anton nt $9313 98 fog ordinary to choice grades of »P*1ng. Wheat—Declined 17318c. on yesterday's MoMngpetow; antes of No. 1 3 $2 16; No. 5, $1^ 0736 12, dosing nooitnai 3 $1 98 for Cons—Irregular and 334c. lower, dosing 3 94%396e. for No. 1 and 91c. for No. 2. UaW—In fair demand awd 3c. lower; soles 3 «3%367c. for No. 2, eladng dull 3 inside pri^3e^ Ryn-Aatfra and 19319c. tower; aoles of 2®-*■*•••••* 19;Sr.2,$1, closing3 $1 05 V* BMP JlOo 1* Bartoy—Inactive wad nominal. Proristano—Dull. Mean Park—Snfoa 3 $22 25322 50. Lord—Dull 3 l*3t2%«-. Receipts—Flnur 2.00U barrels; wheat 8.300 bushels; com 79.800 huahda; onto 96^00 bu»hda; hogs 3,800 bead. Shipment*—Flour 3,000 barrels; wheat. 6. 400 bushels; corn, 6,350 bushels; oats, 2,300 bushel*.
BaKwin HwrWatn. BcrvoLO, Wednesday, June 5. Flor—Dull but lltttolnbniry; sale* of 800 barrel* spring at $1 25; enquiry entirely neg footed. Cora—Buyer* scarce at any price; No. 1 new aalxed Western offering at ft, with no purchasers. Data - Dull and declining; aalcs of 6,0i)0 bushels No. 2 Western at $1. Rye—No inquiry. Barley-Quiet; sales ofJJWO bu-hels Caniada 3 $1 15. Mean Pork-Uachaagnd. Lord—No change. Highwines—Nominal 3 $2 35. Freights—Dull and nominal 3 11c. on com anil 7i'. on oats to New York. Receipt*—Flour 4.900 bushels; Wheat 3.000 bushels; com 100,000bushels;oats 15,600 bushels. Shipment*—Cora 24.000 bushels; oat* 20,000 bushels; rye, 3,506 bushels. nt. Lnwan mwrwni. S>t. Louis, Wednesday. June ft. Toh.tcoo—n*ayy and prices favored buyers, but notqiiotabiy lower. Cotton—Dull at 24.\ for mm.Ming. Hemp—Sale* 3 $185for choke undressed; $2 AO®” 80 for dressed. Flour—Dull and about 25c. lower. .Wheat—Dull and unsettled and nominally lower; sale* of good foil 3 $2 60; prime,$2 Go; choice, $2 75; no demand for spring. Cora—Vary heavy and closed 3j|.V. lower; quoting 3 96®92o-for mixed and good velyeliow; 93396c. fur prime and .-hoice yelluw and white. Oats-Steady 3 83387.-. Rye—Declined to $1 3531 45. Provision*—Steady and unchanged. Lard-Dull and nominal at 82<ti2U5.
HllwnaWnn Market. Mu-warnnk. Wednesday. June 5. Flour—More active; XX I* held at $11® 12 56; country do. $10; X $9 ftOotO .ftt>. Whn3—Unsettled; sales of 2.225 hiisbela No. 1 3 $2 12; No. 2, $1 *); No. $1 25, rejected. Oats—Declined 66367c. for No. 1; 65c. for No. 2. Cera—Dull; sale* at 9.V. for No. 1 old. Receipt#—Flour 2.360 barrels; wheat ' 'Sk) bushels; oats ft,600 bushels; cum 2,700 ish•is. Shipmento—Flour »)» barrels; wheat, 460 bashels; com, 910 bushels. Tnledn market. TuLnwu, Wedne-.lAy.Juac 5. Flour—Dull and drooping. Wheat—Dull and deeiinia':; sales of white Michigan 3 82 7ft; amber held at *3 60, without huyen; 537c. lower; 9V\ for No. t; 90c. for No. $. Onto—l%e- lower; soles at 72c. for No. 1. Rye—Dull. Fmghto—DuU; 3c.on corn to Bull do; 7c. to Oswego.
PWllndelpWln market. Philadelphia, Wednesday, June ft. Floor—Drooping 3 $0310. Whe3—Heavy; soles of Pennsylvania at $2 7ft. Cora—Declined 2c.; talcs of 4,000 bushels at$t 10. Oats—Steady 3 S2c. Whisky—Nominal. LlaseeJ Oil—Firm at $1 40. manapWln m nrttet. Memphls, Wednesday, June 5. River falling and lower. Cotton—Firmer; sales of 1,856 bole* low middling at 2fi%c; receipts for four dais, 2,412 b3es; exports, 6,922 bales. Sugar—QuisL Molasses-Quirt. Flour—Double extra ranges from $11253 Cora—Firm at 99381. Oats—Dull at 74376c. Provisions —Unchanged.
Now York Wry cnn«o mark**. NEW Yore. Wednesday, June 5. Dry Goods—Trade very dull among agent* and commission men, but with former jobbers a better business 1* doing on orders at about steady prtees for 31 standard and nuke of cotton goods. The only reduction ts in Arnold’s prints, which are telling 3 U%c. for least light ground*. Prints not plenty, and being ia request 1* likely to be scarce l>efore closing. AUantlc cloths 30 to 70 esnte, and more active.
ewtea** Cnttl* market. Chicago, Wedneaday, June 5. Beef Cattl*—Dull and 15325c. lower for heat grades; $839 50 for good to extra choice pingHog*—Active; tales 3 $5 7036 15 for good to choice. Sheep—DuU and unchanged.
MASONIC.
mnnnw'c.—There will be m special meetitiR of Marion Lodge No. 36, this evening at halfpast seven o'clock, for work, third degree.
By order of the W. Master.
JOHN M BRAMWELL. Secretary.
INSURANCE.
FOR RELIABLE AND SAFE INSURANCE, PA/riiONIZK The Underwriter’s Agency, OF NEW YORK. Cash Capital and Surplus 63,100,207 7S. The B83$, »f New lUrei, C«m. Cash Capital and Surplus 61,110,116 eO, Tli© International, Of NEW YORK, Cash Capital and Surplus 8l«4il,93C 17 All Losses Paid Promptly. $E^Oflirc, Eden’s Block, 77% East Market St*. mj21 JSm LOOMIS A ST A WITZ. Agents.
DAVID E. SMVDEK, n Fire and Life Insurance Agent, •ver Nn. 8 Went Wwsbingtnw S*.. “BEE HIVE CORNER,” INBIAN APOL18, INBIANA. fffef* Expirations carefully watched. Business promptly attended to.
Phtenix, of Hartford.
.of Hartford
Hartford, of Hartfovt . *L78m5 3 North American, of Hartford 388,0*8 48 Putnam, of Hartford... *tT,«78 « North American, of New York 796 BBT IT Lumberman’s, Chicago 331.38* 10 -Etna Life Insurance Co', of Hartford 4,MM,00U (JO m>i p ^L reprwenUiJ ~~»J***»
HOUSES AND LOTS.
C1REAT DAKEA1NN
Ilonses and Lots. A BRICK HOUSE of fire rooms and cellar. No. Xo. rn South New Jersey street Lot froataon
enue This . Also,
173South New Jersey street Lot froataon Jersey street and Virginin avenue. The avfrontagets well adapted fur abu.inessstand.
propertv will he sold cheap,
a KK~AMK HOUS
etc., on He
froi
JAMES
square from the
RAMK
break street.
ail
sheap.
E of three rooms, cellar. Lot 40 by 160 feet, one
Price »660 Cheap.
Je«<iCt
e street railway. Price 86SU. Chei
PRANK, Real Estate Agent,
2io.*&% East Washington street.
in Urnwling’s Building.
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO BtllLDEKS. T WILL receive sealed proposal* till the XM inA slant for the excavation, rubble and cut stone work, brick.ork, carpcntcrwork, tinning and slating ot a new residence for J. A. ( rossland.
slating ot a new residence for J. A. i Esq. Plan* ami specification* can he >
i's Block, opposite (hid Pel
J.UO
oWoe Had.
jieiUd
at my How’s
IXiSON.
NOTICE. Wagon >lak©i*. IIA V E a good shop to let on liberal terms to a go. >1 acci mia.slating wagon maker. The t stand tor a lobbing trade In this eltv. DA Vila MCV EY. Blacksmith. E«.!CS sat West Washington street
QUEENSWARE. H. P. WEST & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
CM\, GLASS AXDIjlEEMm,
Al'O pri»rtrrsl In
ff'wrtl Oil fi-awspN. Chaw tie lien, fi-anap Fix(aar«-M, l-'eatlser l>m«tere. Ko<-U :satl Velluv. 8%’are, Mow***> Fmrni.himieCioodw, K8«r., Klc.
0 PEI IA1. nl tost ion it direct ?d to our large and iTi ( om, leic nseorlMH iit of Rcfriirerator-, Ice 1 best*, fleer ('..dcr*, etc, emlir.-u'ing every variety and style.
No. 37 Knot* Ylrrldiwn Ntreet. apt IS dim
MEDICAL. “PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE ” ■>U. ICICOKIFM Celebrated Preventive Lotion. 4 PI*0VIID a»i«! highly recommt lutctl by the Prvnrh franilty. as the only sale ami luLfilliblc Antnlule <4^ain»t uiicciiou Ironi 6|>eoial Thiv invaTualile preparation i« wuilc l for either sex, ami has pro veal, tn>in ample experience the m<dste[Belent an* 1 reliable Preventive ever UiM.'uvereii, thus effecting a ile-eleratuin long nought for in the Medical \Vorl f If u»e 1 ac conling to tlirection*. every p4>si»ibility ol «Unger n»av bcavoiiletl; a single applnaiiou will railically neutralize the venereal viruw,expel all impurtties from the at»^>rbc‘nt vesw^ls. ami remler contamination lmpot*U>le. Be wi?e in time, and at a very smaU ouday, sate hours of untold bodily and mental torments. Ibis most reliable specific, suv universaTy adopted in the Old World, is now uATereil lor noIc for the first time tn Ameriea. l»> K A I>up<»rt 4 Co , only AUthoriae«i Agents for the T nited Mates Pri* e $i p«»r bottle. Large bottle, double <ixe, |G The tiMial discount to the trade. Sent, secuwlv packed, on receipt of price, to any atldres^ wilt direction?* and paanphlet, by Addressing to F. A. I»UBUHT A LO, Sole .Vgents for T>r Riconl s P. L., mvtt dlv No. ISGold street New York
LATH MACHINE. twREAT XVEXTERN LATH MACHINE! Patriatrd ,\ prll 91. IwCfi.
Its capacity is unlimited, and will reuililycut ao.ooo Per Day,
Re«|Hiring but one hor
self feeder, and |
►rse po
a self leetler. and perfet tly : It can be easily attached I A limited number of rer-
an v m
>ponsiMe agents
to whom liberal terms will lie offered
I’or »t kte. county or iudtvi l
wer to drive it. It is sale t>» the operator,
mill.
wanted.
’or state, county or chineaddress
iHAHT.Rt
Ofiice northeast comer streeU. up stairs.
ilunli
hts and ma-
I.K\UMED, Washington ai
Patentee, and llliuob
jeld.'hu
GARDEN.
LION GARDEN, Nn-357 Snutk PcnnsylvnwlnNtreet. f IMIIS fashinnaM(> |dac<> of rrsart is now open A for the reception of vi-dtors |t U beautifully locaUn). and convenient to tbe business portion of'the city. I O E C R 13 A 1>I , Anil all the luxuries of the *en»on kept con-tantlv on hand. WILLIAM 1SKE, Uruprisfor. jt-5 .t-Atn
CINCINNATI HOME, THE EJSADINC Fire Insurance Co. of the West Ctpltal aii Sarplas, $377,CSS 09. CH ARTECII RJCRRICTUAIa. riAHE CINCINNATI HOMS IS ORGANIZED JL on a tolid baste, with ample security to policy holders, having the wealthiest Board of Directors of say Company doiag business in the United States. A reference to either Bradstreet’s or Dunn’s Commercial Reports will establish this fact. k. B. HDD k BRO , Agents. Indianapolis, Indiana. HkkkX A. Tidd. General Agen t. apr« dim faUauffflis iMswRRce €•«$*■?. orrics in COMPANY’S BUILOJINO, Cor. el Penniylvantaatreet nod Virginia avenue, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. WM. HUDCKBON .PiaoUent. novtSdlr
. satisfaction. Thn lateBanlnUy salted ta
offered in t dealing, to i
SELLING OUT AT COST!
i ten arm of Kraaaak exk July, w* will sell 1. KRAVSS.
Selling Out at Cost! Carpets at Cost. Wall Paper at Cost. Shades at^Cost Lace Curtains at Cost.
Emnt Wwokiagtaw Ntreet, oppnoitc Vmmrt atoms*.
mylfi dimlstptopcol
FRUIT DRYER.
B^otentm? Wardrobe Fruit Dryer, 18K7. is a new ornTneot pieoe •of lurniture. and' the only dryer that contains a vapor chamber
Ming Pipe, entirety prevnatioa sweating ami discharging the ,K - —dy Fruit Dryer that has a Lag a double rapid cunent
and vapor connec
the fruit
> the little three
ruction is -
t So the
ing a space of two and tains one hundred anil tsurfhee, and dries eight time, and is soldo.* low as
dryer was in its day. It- construction is so simple any farmer can build one,'not a mortice iu it and beingn self regulator, a mere child cm thoroughly understand it in ten minutes. The double fire box and revolving prismatic heater produces more steady heat with less fuel than any other known device. After the fruit season, it (sen indespensahfo Inbor saving machine (dr ladies. Is la the neatest, most secure and econo, mical room heater before the people. K contains twenty small bar* for drying clothing and holds a full washing^ and heats five irons with an iu credibly small amount of wood or coke. It is [ Into general use footer than anything be-
to be
nmoun
coming into general use I fore the people, and only
ats t >t of
e footer than anytl
—. only needs to be iei_ appreciated. Lumber and tobacco kiln* arcbunt under this patent. State wr county rights can be secured at the offioe. No. 73 South Illinois Street, where the Wardrobe Dryer can be seen in
operation all the time. Aihlrets
J. K. BOSWELL.
my20 dim Indianapolis. Ind.
LIQUOR DEALERS. J. C. BRINKMJSTER ft CO.. Iinp.vrt.-rs and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors
oi.t> Boritno*,
RYE WHISKY, GIN AND BRANDIES.
No. 1 ALVORD’S BLOCK,
tomtM Meridian street, Imdlnnapmlln.
We have in store and for sale choice Ronrboa* and Kye WlaUlty,
Ranging (Yom one to ten years old. to which we invite the attention of the trade. High Wines
at Cincinnati quotations, Bond and Free. Gemeral tlnadcd Warehouse Nn.
We have a large Bonded Warehouse, and solicit consignments of Alcohol, High Wines, Bourbon and Kye Whisky, Tobacco and Cigars from
Manufacturers or Importers.
Liberal advances mule on consignments. We invite the attentioaof tbe trade to onr tahlishment, believing that we have os line .rtment of goods in our line os ever before i in the West. and Intend, by honorable
bfactlon to oU who may favor
nnrlSdka
ng, to give sat
us with their natron age.
BOXES.
CHARLES B. CHEBVBR, Manufacturer and Dealer in PAPER BOXES, Manufactory, 22S Main Street, CINCINNATI, OHIO. OHKI.F’ and Shoe Boxes constantly on hand. kj Orders solicited. ncirtH..
NOTICE.
Notice of Administration.
J^~OTI(^E^s hereby^giren th..t the undersigned of Common Plu^qf Mqrtmt cqi'J ty k MateT of’ET dtonn. administrator of ton estate of George mjMmSm ^OHSH. WILEY, Admtnistrator
CIFT CONCERT. INPOKTMT IJiXOlMBMBNT To tlie Wo*-lcl.
KIEL First Griffii Ktrih Aarricaa GIFT CONCERT! I< now positively fixed t.> take place at the COOPER INSTITUTE, NEW YUltK. CITV, On Saturday, July 13, 1867. 5H,(rn Ticket* Nearly all 500,000 Presents! OR OUK TO KTKRV ■ I4'KBT. A CARD TO THE PCRLIC.
^piIE proprietors of the North Amori* an liift A Concert, which wa* mlvertiKed to take place
the Wabash Avenue ttiuk. Chicago. I po<tiM»ne«l. have the pleasure to i
ami postponed, have the pleasure t*» anu that a series of Concerts will l>e Riven : the first Citv t b k th >liU * e at the C ' oop * fr ^tttute. New \u
scribers in a larjce sha
ill take pla* e at the Cooper Instttule. New York tv. by thi* earnest request of thousands of subrtbersinthe Multlle and Eastern States, where
hare of our >1 lowed ~
aree snare oi our tickets have
w ill be followetl iu rapid kuc cess ion uuttl
ties is completed.
This immense undertaking has proveil the mi>st perfect success, and is reallv the jrreatest eulerprise ever inaiiEurate^l in the world. The delav in iU completion ha* been unavoidable, but the * unsold in the hands of our nuipemus have now been leathered tn. and but a fvw thousand remain to be di>po«w‘«l of. I'nder anv circuinstance# the Concert w ill now be Riven a&
bove stated, in food faith.
The extraordinary patronage which has been Itestowed ui>on this enterprise brthe public, haa prompted the proprieUirs to aunouiit'i* that a gift will be presented to every Concert ticket holder
No. of Tickets Issued 500,000. I* RICE $1 EACH.
A Preacmt Glwm
>m mrllk Ticket.
Uvcry f'oDCert
1 Gift iu Grc
1 >l.> 1 iln 1 do
8J0.MU
lll.uuu 5.1WU
. 4,(160
8.000 2,(«X( au.utw
. 1*'.U(S*
i.uoo t.MIU
. 8.(100 . 5.000
5.000
. 5,000 . 20.000
»,ooo
. 1.50*
2 000 80.000
ao.uuo
1*000 8.000
1.000 do Silver Plated Fruit Euives. $2 each 2.0U) •1.000 do Gold IVn* in velvet boxo*. $1 c:»ch s.000 2.000 do fhotograph Albums,$5«ra> U . 10.0(0 1.(00 do Guld Kings. $i cuch . 8,000 1.000 do Gold lined Goblets and Lii|>s.$* each 3.000 1.860 da Six btaded Knives 84.50 each s.aoo 1.000 do Fine Ladies'Purse-, 85each 514*1 1 do Gold Sleeve Buttons. $2each 2 000
the balance -l Kngravtaf
reen hacks .
I*
do ......
lit*
do
do
do $1,000 each do 500 each do 11*0 each . . do 50 each do 10 each
1,(»I0 ilo do 5 each
I do Residence in Chicago 10 do city Lots in Chicago, $500 each
40 do Piano*, $500 each 20 do Melodeon*. $150 each >0 do Sewing Machines. $73 each UW do Family Bible*. FA) each
W) do Gcal s Gold Watches, $MO each 200 do Laities' do 100 each
200 do Silver Watches, $65 i 200 do Silver Watch««*$4d <
100 each.
ver Watches, $*5 each
ver Watches? $40 each
1,000 do Set Silver Plated Tea S|x>ous, $.1
1.000 do Gold Sleeve Buttons. $2each 2 000 and the balance comprising handsome Books, rich Steel Engravings, and other articles in addition
to the above, amounting to
$269,000Preaemt
■anKlmg 500-000 Cilia, mr m semt gtvem wltfo every
Cmmcert Ttcket.
fflfiff* A Committee to be chosen b'v Ticket holders at the first Concert, will promptlv distribute the presents, one to every ticket holder to the Concert, and their report will be sent to all agents and ticket holder* as soon as published. The balance of the unsold Tickets heretofore in hands of numerous Agents, all over the
.have now been returned;
country, have now been returned; and the ( sands of persons, who, disappointed in being able—nt our principal offices, to obtain them—can now be supplied, as long as they last, by addressing us at No. 691 Broadway, New York. Tickets will be sent promptly, by mail, on receipt of price
and stamp for return postage.
Bffnclffil Tanks, nr €!«» Maten. Any party procuring a Club, or five or more names tor tickets, and sending us the monev for the tame, will be alloweit the follow tug commis-
sion. We «U1 send
5 Tickets to one wklre** for $4 50
H (JO 17 50
2« 25 »send the name of each subscrilier
and their Postoffioe address, with town and htate in ft«». Monev by Draft. Postoffice Urdcr. Express, arte Registered Letter*, may be sent 3 our tLsk. AU oouimunication* should be addressed to
A* A* KMAKV A CU ,
jy8 dStAwfiw No. tel Broadway, New York.
» Tick*
I n every ease seed iu! their Pustoffic
ADMINISTRATORS SALE. Administrator’s Sale •F PBMMNAI, PMOPAHTT. ■VTOTIC* Is hereby given, that on FrWar, the Xx| list day of June, 18(i7, the undersignetl, admtatetratorof the estate of George B oWu, late ot Marion county, State of Indiana, deceased, will tell 3 Public Auction, the personal property ot told Gesrge Brown, deceased, consisting of three work Hones, three Miloh Low*, some young Cattle, Hog*. Cora to the ©ritxWheal to granary and In the field, one two hone Wagon, one Spring Wagon. Harness. Plows, and other Forming Implements. Also* hi* entire Household and Kitchen Furniture, including Beds ami Bed Cloth ing. etc., together with various other articles too tedious to mention. > given on 31 being secured yaUe without i-emeut laws.
w **u uiserebs
Sole will take pi mid George Browi.
of Augusta Station,
o’clock A. M. uyfifiwSw
he late residence of the
n, ono and one-half m des south
ia Pike township, at
ownsbip. «
JOHN H. WILE
Jlr.
■LUjIKI'
mrnmrd mm* iem*gimg. GENTLEMAN
A Also, mylSdSt
wit „ mm front ream. 3 »4 Boat Market street, limited number ot Day Boarder*.
JSISSSeS?®* 8,
engjjwtw.
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GREAT VARIETY,
iwme, A haws jt re.’*.
2« nmd fig Want Waateimctem St-
m arts. 16ml stpto pool
OIL POLISH. B HADDOCKS EXCELSIOR WATER PROOF Harness Preservative, AND OITa Paltnted October 30, I860. TyFOST Dnrv'de, Economicrt. easiest applied IvJ^ ^ Leather Softener and Preserver in the Our compound for boots, oils, blacks, and gives .high polish with little labor and no moistening, endenng them perfectly water proof. WARRANTED free from ALL injurious ingredienm. Once used never dispensed with. W e offer retailers better margin than nay other Blacking House, and solicit a c31. Wc pit our BOUT POLISH and UARNKSS PKKSERV ATI VK against 31 others on iheglobe Sold hy 31 first cl*»s Grocers, Druggists, Boot, hoe and Harness Dealers. ZKl'BLIN, BROS , Manufacturers, Depot 37 tom (A ■ lit mot a At root, oprlfidgm Indianapolis.
MILLINERY.
BARGAINS
FANCY AND 11LLINEKY GOODS,
2STEW STOIRjE,
IV*. It Vest WtftUafftta Slrefit.
■. ETTEIYNElMjEm Sl CO. apri diy
HOUSE FURNISNINC.
UOIISUKIPBRS’ KMrtlllV McOREERT A FAT, «G nmd AS Emnt WaaAla^tom St root, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, W holes3es3c and Retail fllSA, SLASS, QlinMill, ■tatmapm, Stovrem, Ttmwaagws FurnllRre, W^^ffemwarr, CUTLERY AND MOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE, apr 17 dSm
NOTIONS.
Wholesale and Retail! CHARLES MAYER * CO.. 29 Wont mr mate I me tom Ntreet, Have lately received the following goods:
NEW STYrrES
CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES T>KEAMBULATORS, Willow Wagons, Toy T Gigs and Wagons, Wheelbarrows, FANCY TRAVELING BASKETS, Rattan and Willow Children Ch3rs, Wire and Wood BIRD CAGES, a fine selection of Walking Cone* ot Rubber, M3aga. Dorn and Whalebone. BASE BALLS and BASE BALL IMPLEMENTS. Cloth and Rubber Foot Balls, Croquet Game*, Morocco Trnveltag
Bog* and Companions,
wishing Tackle*
Morocco and C3f Pocket and Bill Books, Ladles* i’ortemonals. Pearl and Leather Card Cates, ^ereoscopes and Views.Steel nod Germoa Silver Spectacles, Hamburg hollow ground Rotors. Emerson’s straps and Hones. Dog Collars. MUZZLES Game Bags, Powder Flasks, Genuine Meerschaum Pipes. Patent Weed and Rubber Pipe* and Smokers’ Articles, VIOLIN STRING9. French and German Accord eons. A geuer3 assortment of Broom. Linen and Wrapping Twines. Landreth's Garden and Flower Merchants and the Public are Invited to call and examine our stock martdffiaiilkt*ho CHA8 MAYER A CO.
FURNITURE.
&<ra»ekeepers’ Emporium 58 ffiffik 58 East Waaktmctom Street. TiHJRNlTCRE of aU kind*. Beds. Mattresses A. and Lounges on hand and made to order of tae best material nod workmanship. Repairing done on short notice, and colled for as ordered Look out for the spotted mules. aprlT dto
RELW1Q, ROBERTS ft CO.. Manufacturers and De3ers in FUR Dl_ITURE. SALESROOM: Him. 117 Emnt WmmtolMgtok* Mrto% INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. marl* dfins Irtp
Cabinet Makers* Union. TfifiK LA fit OK NT BXWCE OV FITRNITU RE East Wanhtagtso Street, Dtreotly opposite the Coart Mona*.
2£ss
iqUfIm
»Bex Nt, LadtanapoUs, ImSmnm!
Market street, ladi-
Irtdfim
onapolla, Indtoan.
$20. Agents Wanted. $20. 875 to MOO per month—main or female— to salt the oaiy QMNUUIE CffidUMN SSNEK Family Semirng Iffaekiae sad aetf turoiasheauaer. tolly Wteraated for At© yeara. C ACTION -Beware of those MUtag worthless ca*t iron machines, under the tame name at phta, Peaasylvaaia. myfit dAwlm
FOR RALE.
, SprinST "Vi\ asroiksi.
1 * d in^sfe^\o AU
marlldSm
FOR RENT.
MARMONT HALL. Corner Georgia and Illinois Street*. *«Mneitle A .Warmanmt, Prnprtelnrnr|XIIS ten large, beautiful Hall, and will be A rented to bocieties, and for parties, at reasonable rates. Also, a few good room* to rent. • htrice Liquors and Beer at the bar at aU tunes. my 20 dSm
FOR SALE OR RENT.
LViRbALK OR TR ADE.-Having resolved L change our business to a Feed and Sale Stable, we offer for s3e or trade our entire stock of Liver^ L consisting of a number of good and well iesse.,Si A CO., Indianapolis, Indiana
-ry, consisting of a number of go brohejlorses, Buggies, a Ctwria|wEfownesses, Sadly! d8««**’* *' -
FOUND. JND — Kilgore
F^'ock. one square north of the Bates House, the place to get 131 upper or under sets of the tresiquality of artificial Teeth, on RubbcrPtates lor twenty dollars. sprlSdnwSm
BOARDINC.
TYDABD1NG.— A few Boarders ranbeaccou--JL»t '^odated with first class Boarding at No. C#
left deodlw
; class Boarding at No. 1% Also, a few Day Boarders.
MRS. J. BAGLEY
HOTELS.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL One square north of Union Depot, corner Illinois and Georgia streets., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, lei dSm GEO. McCORMICK, Proprietor
A A CKlTTkNDEJi.
C. M. SXEGgShT-
CLARENDON HOTEL, L'lNCINNATIv MfifilO. N. E. Crlttemdem A Cn., Prnprietnrn TTAVING leased the propertv known as tbe IX Walnut street House, and completed our its upon tbe same, it is now thor-
CtsMRKNIffhttNI IMhTKL.. ' to see our friends and i the oceom -
equal to
any Hotel in the city. Telegraph office in the morn d S. E.
Hotel.
CRITTENDEN A CO
MANHATTAN HOTEL. Ml’MHAV STfitEET. ficcoud door from Broadway, opposite the Psrk NEW YORK. N. fcll foGt.NN, Frnprtetnr. A. J. ^MITH, CUtnE. sepfttdly U JMiXidU 8X-A.XSS AiOrtlL, oprosirx thk ffiew k'nrk. New Haven, and M'cateru Mmitiomd l>epnt, HKVCPi ST.. - - MOrorOIN. Hy r. M. t*H A TT, 1*8 loowly Formerly of tb* American House
SHERMAN HOUSE, Uppnaite UffilPffi Me pel, I JVfOLaiS, kML>. W.M. H. HAWKINS, - - Prnprtetnr.
my 16 :
STEVENS HOUSE. 83, 85 ffimd fit Hrpmdwnr, N. X. Opposite Bowling Green. ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
pec tally suitable to merchants and business muu tt Is in close proximity to the business part of the city—is on the highway of southera and western travel—and adjacent to all the prtacip3 railroad and steamboat depots. The Steven. House has liberal accommodation for over 360 guests—it is well furnished, and possesses every modern improvement for tbe comfort an entertainment ot its Inmates. The rooms are spacious and well ventilated—provided with gas and water—the attendance is prompt and respectful—and the table 1* generously provided wliheverydelioaoy of the season—at moderate rates. GEORGE K. CHASE A CO., mqyl3 d6ni Proprietors
OIR/HEHsTT-AIj, AIN KA.K4JANT HOTEL. AT lNt>IAN-A.L*OT*m. LNL>I A7SA. T«HIS bouse will be kept inferior to none in the X United States, yet okarges shall be equitable. FRANK. COSTIUAN * BRO.. Proprietor*. This house has been thoroughly repaired and refurnished in every department. my8 dSm
TURNING.
L.OUIS KOL.B, Manufacturer of every descriptioa of JOB TURNING.
TAM prepared to do all kind, ot plain and orJ. aamentel Turning In the beat manner, and ou reasonable terms. 1 keep constaatly on hand a good assortment of Stair BnUeetors and Newel Posts, and make them to order. AU kinds ot Turning in builders’ and cabins* makers’ line.
88 South
one
Posts, and make them to order, mu i urniag ia builders’ and oabiart mak( >rders promptly attended to. JH^No.: tree*, between Meridian and Pennsylvania, ot •quere south of Uatoa Depo*. morfiO dfim
CROWN MILL.
CROWN HILL CEMETERY. IS OTI CE .
necessary improvemeata, mote, it absolutely necessary to begin 3 once, in order to accomplish the above earned ofoeets. In pursuance of the above, the public bn hereby notified that on and after the trst day of July next the minimum price of lots w ill be 2S cents per square toot, and the maximum price 50 cents per square foot, varying according to sire and location. By order of the Board. F. W CHISLETT, SupertatenUent. aprSU dtUJy t.lstp
PROPOSALS.
Notice to Contractors. OKALKD PROPOSALS will be received by tbe O Board of CommUsioaert ot Mania county Indiana, on the 7th day of June. 1867, for the ereclioa «d‘ a new COURT HO CUE la the town of Dover Hill, Indiana. Said buikltan is to bs Mitet wtdn. and la to be buUt acoorUtag to 3aaa and tpecdfioatioo, on file in tbe Auditor^ office of said oountv. The ooatrectors w ill be reqaired to furnish 31 mi ts. end to have the brick burned.
reserving to oer eeax en took anttw ail uatil the eeaspletun of the work. AU propoeela must he ntecSnanledwlth e writtra 3 leest by tw<
FILB WOBK*.
■Rfflaaapoltffi File Works.
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