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-At Cbictfo, tb« plantar mill Of 1*. II. Brown * On., wnadwtrop* bj Iran* .Mon' dajr night. Lom from *16,000 to tM|«000. turtd. —A fight botwnon rnfnrtp and fioward oatno off at Biaok rtf or, aoar ClrraUnd, yo»torday morning. Fagarty won In Um alifontb round by a foul. Ttmo thlrtyiro mlautoa. 11a waa badly punlabod. -It la rumor ad that aoma of tba F anion convicta wbo aro now undargolng a aantanoa of twenty yoara poaal aarvltuda la tho ProrIn* clal panltanttary of Canada, will ba pardoned in honor of tba union of tba Proftaooa. Among tboao to whom royal clomoaoy will bo extended la fief. J. McMahon, and four othare. —The alx penny system of poatago between America and England will ba put Into opera* lion on the 1st of January next. —It la aald that the Emperor Napoleon c hargoa the ehurab party with tho death of Muxlmlllan. -.fudge E. B. Jones, tbe nephew of Governor Wells, who waa arrested for the murder of Tnlonlst Stauffer, baa been taken to New Or* Iran* and placed In tbe polloe Jail tor safe kerptny. under the atnot watch of a soldier, (lovernor Fenton, of Now York, had leaned a mptUltlon for Jonea upon the charge of bay* Ing obtained goods under false pretenses, but it came too late. —Onneral Sickles has postponed the period of registration In bis department until some definite action Is taken by Congress aa to wbo ure and who are not entitled to registry. —It appears that a correspondence took place between Maximilian and Jaares. The former requested that an order should bo la* sued granting permission for his co«*Mi ta leave tbe City Of Mexico, which wae nader »rigs. .Tu arc/, grantrd the request, with affl* pie lime to arrange hie private affairs, hut re* fused a personal intervtsw to speak upon grave affairs, on account of the distance which peparated them. —A prominent 1V*publlcan Congressman mlvlupp the Introduction of a section of tbe bill providing for a general amnesty to nil wbo oiigsgcd In the late rebellion. —Mr. John Jay Knox, Assistant Controller of Currency, wbo was detailed about two months ago lo take charge of the Sub Treasury and first National B ink at Ntw Orlaans, and maka an examination Into tbe alleged fr Hills that were committed against tbe Government by eald Institutions, has returned, and la engaged i& making a final report tntka Secretary of tbe Treasury, lln represented that he obtained securities to tbe Government for six hundred thousand dollara, which Is about one*half the amount which the Government lost In tho frauds committed. - Some citizens of Galena, Illinois, wore arrested during the war for treasonable utterances, and confined In Fort LofiyettC. Tttoy > hnvo sued tbe United States Marshal to the •Amount of |t00,000 for false Imprisonment, and tho Supreme Court of the State has derided In f ivor of tbe plaintiff*. The case will go to the United States Court. Tlie Hirnalnghatn Mint. Wo have at last received tho details of the liiruilngbarn riot, As was supposed, the whole disturbance arose from the remarkably vigorous mud throwing of an “Angel Gabriel’ bearing the not very novel name of MrnPTTY eiipbonnusly Improved by the prolix Wit,(.I iM. Mr. Mtint’iiY.lt scorns, by lecturing on tlio "Krror# of Item tn Catholicism,” attracted tho atteniion and excited the intest of many p< ra nis of Celtic anteetdents, professors of Itslalth the'/'lsm’’availed, who wore advlsod that every Popish priest was a murderer, a cannibal, a liar and a pickpocket:’’ that ba ( i Mt , nriiY)“wai prepared to meet any Popish priest, from Bishop UbLATIIOHMX to tbo blg< gest ragamuffin In the lot;” that “If ever there was a rag and hose gatherer lu tbe uni* verse It was the Pope himself”—and ao on to tho end of the chapter. Those propositions, though not assented to by Mr. Mt’itl’UY'a hearers, do not seem to have drawn much lire; but when he trailed his coattail along In tbe dirt and defied come one to tread on It, putting forth the noval Idas that “bludgeons and sticks’’ hurltd at him would bo turned aside by tho “Great Eternal,” a portion of the mob be hsd collected though they would tost tho truth of his revelation, and so tho row l)Cg»u. The New York TYlbune In reviewing to tho riot says with much truth and force which should beheaded by all persons and priests whoso practice In preaching the gospel 1* tu declaim against the falsity of otlx r creeds rather than to assert and prorg Uio triilh of their own: Who threw llio first stone it Is Idle to inquire: Is is Hear enough that the riot was proyoked um! kept up by tbe Incendiary speeches of Mr. W. Murphy, and upon his head the responsibility must rest. Tboie havobeon eo many religious riots that tbe lesson liny teach ought to be a pretty familiar one by this time. Belfast, Burdin, London, Birmingham In previous years, Philadilphla. and Monteal have witnessed the danger and the folly of the sort of propaganda i-m of which Murphy Is a prophet. Wa believe In freedom of speech, freedom of discussion, freedom of worship. W* have no desire that Mr. Murphy should bedenli J a fair hearing. We may not believe that every Catholic priest is a cannibal or a pickpocket, out If any man can prove such to be the case, by all means It t him doit. Vituperation, however, Is not controversy. Itellxlous enlightenment does not cmnu of catling bard names and yelling d< fliincc to a crowd of ignorant and excitable laborer*. If a preacher will throw mud at hi* Christian brethren, be mutt expeet to get spattered in return. If be dart# Into a crowd of Irishmen, and doublaeble fists, and
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News _by_ Cable. New ■'•flag# syrntoiw fiiatwaam £■«- law* Aaaerioa. Loudon, Monday, June 8. Tba Govarnment announces that the six penn? system nf postigre between America aid England will ba put Into operation about tba lat of January next. Napaloam Okargaatlao Ckureia rmrir with «ko Dantk af maxinllian. Pallia, July 8.- it Is said that tbe Emperor Napoleon obargee tbe Churoh party with tba dtath of Maximilian.
TELEGBif H1C REPOHVS
EarlVorkr Oonaanoee tho Iflexlean Oavornnosit far Pnttlag MLaximll-
taa to Death.
LONDON. July 8-Kvenlofr —In the House of Lords this evening tb" Eu l ,f Derby denounced the ecMnn nfth" Mexican government In putting MexliiiilHn to death, but made no dlscloeuree aa to what measurea tba government Intend to adopt In ragard to Mexico.
Snepenolaae.
LivnnroOL. July 9.—Two firms In this cltr, Messrs. Bond A Bether, and Miller A Houtball, largely engaged In the Brazilian trade, have
auspendad payment.
naltsta af Tkrkay ta V talt Aaotrla an*
Frtkfiee. •
London, Julv 9,—Hts MiO«*tY Abdel Agfa. Vienna on hit return to Conetantlnnnle. Tho Sultan bat Doally decided to vielt Parla dur-
ing September.
Cwtsferenee Detween the Klnf af Praoola and tko Saroroifno af «ka
NanfikOaraian ntatea.
Brri.im, July 9.—Arrangements have been
perfected for a eoaferenee between tbe King Of Prussia and tha Sovereigns of the South Merman States to take place at aa early day.
Fiiiaaetal and Cafaaaeroial. London, July 8-Neon.—Censola, 94ii; Bonds, 73; Illinois Central, 79J£; Erie. London, July 9-3 r. m.—Cuosuls dcuiiued
Vt; Bonds advaneed y t . Markets unaltered.
LivxMPOOf., July 9-Noon.—Cotton very
dull.
LivnroOL, July 9-9 V. It.-Cotton un-
changed.
Corn declining:
Peas declined 4d. / Wheat, Oats and Barley, unchanged.
Beef advaneed Is.
Bacon 0d.
Lsrd declined nj,
Chreie Od,
Pork unobanged.
Petroleum declined >£.!.
IjOKVOm, July !», ft p. m.—Consols, 94%; 6.3ds, 78%; Illinois Central, 79^; Erie, 48%
Khankkuht, July 9.-Flve-twenilee,
July 9.—C
cares them to comu on, It Is tha most natural Bui tiling In the world that be should coma but of rap
the crow,! vv!'l( ti hl.tck eye and atom coat. Tbo fuel Is, nil g'Kid, earuejt mob admit thnt r(billion and rnneor can not axlst togctlKT. 'I'bo old days of theologldal warfare have (Msaod away. Preacbera now do not think It necessary to belabor their eodfeaUtlfcsl opponents like a parcel of cutthroats. bii>hi<|is no longer tioa tbolr pastoral etaff wbncklng heretics In tbe name of the Lerd* It is only the Ignorant, vulgar mountebanks «t the pulpit, engcr for notoriety, not for oqpverfs, who mlntske billingsgate fbr gospel. And whonorrr n religious riot does break out, s me such pestiferous proaeMr is pretty xure
to I.C tha causa of It.
1 n this particular case the prcMhet seeips lo luive iiron obscure rnougn; nut f til reported that ho was a paid agent of tbe Protestant Electoral Union. We know nothing of that n^cdatlon, though Its name baa an wgploaaant odor of the mingling nf poliMca bid reunion. Whatever It may be, we trust It bat kcnhi' enough to bs ashamed bflt# emlsaat/. nmi to (lispunse with hli services for the niHire. This holy bludgeon work ought to be
frowned down by every i citizen. Wo would not *11 cept In cases of grave dan
peace; but Wo would hate a...— —,
pic keep away from them, end mould have no. rcliKlous body misled Into trailing Its asuee to
advocates wbo are «ytafiMo disgrace It. From the Memphis Avalanche, Jhly 1,
A xcoiindrot Gone to Porte Un-
known—A Cnee nf JioaeoMoon-abkmans
Oonmont
'lii
rb eng it.orde
»;
During tbe war a patty oflWfAn tbe Faderal army became emttSeu with theeberomoA the wife of a worthy, industrtuu# NftirtbWn
man
hie
oflloeV iustlgated tha deed,
the wife a Widow and
but there was no
suspicion died —
twb
proof of It, i
f. la Am course
, strange girl from Illinois eafflatdiba md represented hareelf aa tbo eoueln ot (hand, A raiaUooahlp that bo admtMod. he made bar costly proaebif. Tati
m
I,i v IK pool. Julv 9.—Cotton vary • dun. Bales Ui-day of 7,000 balsa middling uplands
at 10%«; do. Orleans, Ifts. Hre»d*taff'^-Corn, 87s Od. Wheat, 18sfid. * ' ‘
Oils, 3s9d. Barley, As. Peas. 89* fid.
Provisions—Pork, 75*.
Braf, ISO*.
Bacon. 43a fid.
Lard, 47* fid.
Cheese, 00* Od.
Produce- Potashes, 3ls,
Petroleum, spirits, 8%d; refined, 12%*,
Itosm, common, 7s.; one, 12*.
Tallow, 44*.
Clover seed. 41s. IxiMDON, July 9, 4 I’. M.-No. 12 Dutch standard sugar, 25* fid. Hootch pig Iron, 03*. Calcutta Linseed, 08s fid. Linseed oil, £41 10s. Whale oil. £35. Sperm oil, £110. From New Orleans, Lnlerlrnm Nlexlca-Account of tha Kxecntlon ol Maximilian and hie
Officers.
Maw oiuicans, Tuesday, July 9.
/The Timet has a special dUpitch from Houston, Texas, giving a detailed account of the execution of Maximilian, Mlramon and Mejia. None of the prisoners were bound or blindfolded nor was there any Indignity offer-
id,
, Maximilian before he was shot racapltulstid theesuees that brought him Into Mexico, and denied lbs authority of the court th a tried him, and said be hoped that bis blood would stop tbo effusion of blood In Mexico. Just before he was led out he called to tbe sergeant of tbe guard and gave him a handful of gold, and requosted as a favor that .the soldiers would aim at bia heart. His last words were “Poor Carlotta.” Five balls entered hts breast, but those did not kill film Instantly, so two other soldiers wore ordered to shoot him In tbe side. In this msnner he was killed. Muoh dissatisfaction and grief was manifested, •* Mlramon read from tha paper bo bad writton, that the only regret be fait In dying was that the Liberate should have tbe power to point out bia children ae tha children of a
traitor.
Mejia made no address, but went to hie
fate quietly and bravely.
The sword of Maximilian was presented to JUkrsz, by Escobedo In Goriramont Palace.
Prom Nashville.
The Fraakllm Diet—Gesseral Tkasmao Hcqaiota* ta Mend Traays ta taka
the Piaaa af Rllltla. Mora vxmm, Tuesday, July 0.
The Mayor of Nsebvllle bad an latervtosr to-day with Colonel Duncan, comm
tb* posb tonobr
m'tSfStmSSmA 33?
tae State author I tie? Colonel “ther
I with tbo mayor that it wia ‘Mb;
of tbe State Inspoetor 0*neral sending satdumone to Freakid amt theTe a sum done force of
neoSlv ho MIKTeltr the I neat
by the
that General Tbomos would dostet troops to take the place of
lorlty bj inped tbs ted 8t»te Vwf fiefs.
From Boston.
Asvivktaf tko Flootwlttfir. * bad bad woatbor ait the pamage. / i ' .
parish for snfu keening, where 1^ I* nov fined tinder the strict watch of soldiers.
slon to tho aggterlanlsa of Senator Wade, reminded him end the House tbst tbe Senator, had dU(d»imed MiattaMete Imputed to him. Mr. Wood spoke In opposition to the bill as uaconstltiKlonat generslly, and In detail. After tbe remwks of Mr.-Bingham, Mr. Steven* allowed ten minutes to Mr. Eldrldge, who claimed there had been no obstruction
the law by tho President.
Mr. Stevens then closed the debate, saying be confessed to a ■mall portion of the blame for the acts of tha President since Congress adjourned, which was the due use of improper Isngu igo la the bill. If we had all agraed, as we have since agreed, that the State* lately in tbe nbellhn were conquered terr.tory, subject to the mtlon as euch, and if We bad treated them accordingly, we should, have bad tint very little trouble In tire reefraetructlon of tbl* Government on the principle ofadmlselon of new State*: but we were not all perfectly prepare! fbr It in our understanding of the
IleffletratlAfi Postponed by Order of law* of nations, nor Is It wonderful that we General Nloklee-cloee af TMatury should have been thus wondering In our own inreatlgailan. view*. 1 will state what 1 suppose to have
Nxw York, July O.-The Herald't Charles- K “" ton special says, General Sickles ba* postponed tbe period of registration until definite action is taken by Congress on the subject, declaring wbo are, and who are not entitled to register. The Timet' special says, the Treasury Department bas closed Its negotiation In the Whittaker *«h treasury defalcation In New Orleans, and indictments have been found against both the accused psrttes. which will be tried at the coming session of tbe United
From New York Arraat af Judge Jones, Eic. Tbe
Ju
was
Stauffer, ha* been brought to this city by the military and placed in the polloo jail of tbl*
now con-
Gov-
ernor Flanders has ju*t received from Governor Fenton, of New York, a requisition for the same K. B, Jjpes,upon t^e chirge of his having obtiUiml goewi naikr fisna pVeWnse* tn thodtatenf New York. The reqtiMtlon of Governor Fenton I* too late, hut should Judge Jone* escape the penalty here, tho requisition of Governor Fenton may have a chance,
ag si
Htstes Court, Judge Dowell presiding. The Government has tbua far secured from tbe assets of the defaulters, a sum amounting to about 9000,000, or one bslf of tho defalcation. Correspondence Ifetsreen ftlaximlt-
Ian and Juarea—Etc.
Nxw York, July 9.—San Lula Potost papers contain the correspondence between MsgfcntifnjMdffuMen fTMAAtJe mUhtA from Maxlmllfan dated May 2ft, in ease bis counsel did not arrive In time, be be allowed time necessary for his defense, to arrange bis private sff iirs. To this, Juarez promptly repiled that the time should he allowed. Tbe next from Maximilian dated June 22. asking tbst the supremo government Issue an order allowing bl* counsel to leave tbe city ol Mexl co, which wa* under selge. and alao desiring to speak personally with Juarez upon grave affairs end very Important to the country. Juarez gave the order for the exit from tbeotty nf the parties named, but as to tha Interview, that eonld not be granted, considering the distance which eeporated them, add the ends of Justice every thing fitting, as to Maximilian’s private affairs, shout.I. however, be done. European News by Rteamor—The (Mexican <|aeetlon In tho French
Corps Eeglslatif.
N*w York, Julv 8.—European mall advices state that sll arm* of both tbe land and naval service of France I* being strengthened, and this activity all throuzh France produces an Impression of pending dlfilniiltte*. A debate of considerable length took place In tbo Corps Leglslatlf on tbe financl*! part of tbe Mex'can question, the minister dncllnlng to speak on the political portion of the question, as D would now be Inconvenient. The difficulty between Denmark and Prussia as to the possession of North Schleswig Holstein continue*.and It Is stated that France sympsthl-es with the Danes. The B ink of England on theSGth, held over £22,000,000 worth of sterling specie. Internal nevenue oallectlone-3Ieet-Ingaf General Aeeembly of Erangellcnl Church—Burglare Commit-
ted - Etc.
WeSHlNOTOX, July 9.—Internal revenne collection* of this eltv for six month*, to Julv 1, are six and half millions of dollars less than
last year.
Quito a number of Irish officer* of tho lato volunteer army assembled to-day to take steps toward testifying respect to tho memory Of General Meagher. The Fifth General Assembly of tho Evangelical Christian Church, from all parts of the world, win beheld at Amsterdsm from the 18th to the 28th of August. Stephen Smyth, a policeman, while answering roll call, Inst night. at the stttlon house, snipped a revolver at the officer In charge. He was secured to-day and held for trial. Ho asserts hi* Innocence. Three htirgWrs who entered a bonded warn, house on Sunday night and robbed It of flO.000 worth of silk were arrested to-d.iy and committed for trial without b ill. Ephrlam Patterson, charged with being oofi ierned In tha robbery of bond* from the Mmland Insurance office, off-red testimony to-day. lie states he bought the bond* of a stranger. Further examination postponed. Fortieth Coi^ress—ourned
SENATE.'
W ASiUNOTON, Tiresday, July 0.
Immediately after reading the Journal the Senate took up the reconstruction bill report-
Zd by Senator Trumbull yesterday.
Mr. Trumbull addressed tho Senate at length tn support of the bill. Ho said that be thought all would admit that for some period, (some m ike It shorter than others) hut for some period, whether a dav, a week, a month or a year, tho military had authority to p'-e-nerve peace and govern tbe country, ns far as necessary lor that purpose, until a’ civil government could be Inaugurated; hgwlong ibis military government cofifd bo contlfined Is a question left to tbe discretion of tho sovereign power of tbe United state*, exorcising Us authority tn the spirit of our Institutions and
subordinate to the Constitution.
I agree, sir, that this military power should not be continued a day longer than is neces•ary in tho subordinattoa of civil government In these rebel States which are loyal to the Union and constitution, but how long that Is to be is to be decided by circumstance* of which the sovereign Government end Congress of United States 1* tbe judge, not the exeeutivo nor judicial tribunals. Its a question over which tbe Judicial tribunals can have no Jorledlcllon. They can net try political ques-
They will ba bound by decisions of
districts of government. This military •frtborlty wa* continued by the President ot the United State* for a time In tbe absence of
been our yoal condition.
The nation was afflicted by a civil war, which for a time was an insurrection, which divided Its sway. We, at tbe period when we declared tbe blockade, admitted them, not to be a nation, but Independent bslltgsrents, raising them above an Insurrection and entitled them to all the privileges and subject to all tbe liabilities of an Independent belligerent. The nations of Europe so treated Utstn; we so treated them; In short, In fact, thsis can be no doubt of tbe tact that we wera at war astwo Independent nations. It depended on tbe conqueror whether be would treat the one vanquished after tbe war ae vanquished, or whether be should punish him for a violation of the *ovcTet*« »»«hts of the nation. We conquered. What did we conquer? We conquered the confederate government, We emquered all the State* forming the confederate -government, we conquered a government, 'which by tu own declaration owed no allegiance to tbeGovernment of tbe United Statee. It looke to me like a bold absurdity, yet was tbe doctrine of tbe President th j doetrtne which the gentlemen are fighting about? We declared them te be conquered provinces: we were treating them under military law. Now what ie tbe law In reference to pronnees conquered from a foreign power or an inde-
s^i5E.m55Stsaft!Sa. to Aa to this conversation the court sustained tbe objection, and directed that the evidence already given by Barn aa to the conversation with L-ie be stricken eut. Mr. Bradley asked to bare Lee recalled as to
this conversation.
Tbe court refused the motion as it would open tbe door to endlam discussion and multiplicity of testimony to such an extent that there would be ae tolling where the case
would terminate.
The court slated that it had received a note
wishing to ex plat
Ford wae t
from James B. Font who testified yesterday,
:la the aaawer made by blip.
he was always a with tbe North.'
Daniel H.
telegram being to Mr. Van Den As he testified tbs telegrapher' ,8. W. Owens,] Charles -Klmbi" uel R. Brown, -- fled to their want nets and disk Merrick, and < conviction of (
Attorne aew trial
and owing to the court adjourned 1
an the stand, and said
Mud, In sympathy
testified to a Carrington to come on.
on voiantnrily , Joshna Lloyd, - Calvert, 8amO'Brian all tattli6 ta the trutbftilelty of John Lee Is record or the trial and tajected, saying that a ited, pending which, k oTHr. Bradley, the
military power—by the Commander la Chief of tbe army, wbo In this ease was tbe President—until tho legislative power of the nation shall have spoken and directed what laws eh all govern; hot the moment tbs legislative power of tbe nation interposes, the military autborltte* ce ue to exist, and the Commander In Chief of the army has no more say to It than a corporal la the ranks. Ilshn to say Just what tbe legislative power orders him
to say: be hae to de just what that power orirs him to do, and be can do nothing else. Mr. Btaveus charged the President with not tltr mvoiftetisilnsF It (a art t H/vrf I «r aa /^stWivoam msl aw
any legislation by Congress and rightfully conTbe President of tbs United State* then while this military power was In existence, undertook to Inaugurate civil government* la « States. Had mxtell ftWraaeStwhlch mdertook to inaugurate been managed by mih true to the country and loyal to the fl ig, they would have been recognized and tnis whole question settled long ago. But, ua-
-efy, the sae
’• Death al Samuel Gilbert.
BosTtAT, Jbty’iff.-lsmnel Gilbert diet! today nearly ninety years of age. Ha was lor•rqueaUy benstnea broker. " ' At six o’clock to-Bigbt, Eiwfssser Ktbg asoeedsd Irena the common La Me mammoth balloon Hyperion, accompanied by seven gentlemen. i nsverat thousand people wltnemed ¥>• »’««*«»• b .rTo!;.
^ Tflmnto. ' 1 v
i —rrjr—.... - - Mr. bFIlMn called attention to the fact that Lieatenaal GarMMtf^lnf JGMarta the Judiciary Committee bad, in the fourth flDhrM ** *^1 *ff m (JJ ot,onof the b ' 11 ' and confirmed tbe
r long ago. But, uo-
fortunately, the enemies of the country, th# wry men who sot up hostile governments which cost so muoh m >ney and bloid to overthrow, took possession ol n^w governments, and the Congress of tbe United Slates, when It gssetnbled. finding this to be tbe condition efifihleg*, and tbat tbo President had withdrawn military power, 1.Ttthese governmente in tha hands of the very m-n who had*conMnUed them during tho w decided they WflN hot legal government' '»ut provisional merely, and not absolutely nu 1 and void, but
aalsUng by sufferance only.
Cmgres* then proceed 'd to declare that sfirfifld be exorcised over these States until ctflfgovsrnmenta could be set up therein. Mr. Trumbull then advocated tbe opinion ofghp Attorney General, and In oonoFuston, nM (» l.r,rtHo».ora. Kill ("foretm a provision to vacate all civil offices In tbs
only exercising his autbortly as Coihmander In Chief of tbe srmy. but also with endeavoring to leirlslste tbe ftates of the South back Into tbe Union on the basis of the old constitution, without tbe sanction of Congress, lie claimed that Congress alone had tbe power to make rules and laws for tbo government of tbe land, aud tbe naval and military commanders sent South were simply tbo agents ot Oiizress. He deemed tbe Preeldent bad no right to call on tbe Attorney General to interfere In the acts of reconstruction. There was but one appeal, and that was to tbs agents appointed by Congress. Tbe constitution docs not apply to territories, and the reconstruction power lies with tbe States and does not extend for any purpose, to any territory, whether the latter acquired conquest inheritance, there is no pewer on earth except Congress, tbat bas •nv right to say a word or interlereou tbe
suljject.
lie preferred to release Jeff. Davis and said he and his cabinet wero responsible lor the murder* at Andersonvtlle and Halisbury and ir. wa* mockery to try Wirz for such crimes. He continued: “As to tbe question of confiscation, I think a man wbo has murdered a thousand men,wbo has robbed a thousand widows and orphans, wbo has burned down a thousand bouses, escapes well. If owing a hundred thousand dollars Is fined fifty thousand for punishment and to repair hie ravages, I said before I was not in faver of sanguinary punishment. 1 trust in saying that I need not be supposed to condemn when it Is not necessary. For Instance tbe heroic execution hr tbe Mexlcaue of murderers and pi-
rates.”
Homo applause was followed by hisses.
Clamor finds no favor with me. 1 think tbat while be has gone far enough, though not half so far as be might bn Justified in going, yet there I* no law, no policy under heaven, and no sense of Jnstlco tbat will condemn that heroic, much enduring man wbo for six years has been hunted with a reward on his bead, ba* been driven from one end of bt.s Empire to another, until he got to tbe very border, ha* no parallel In bl*tory, that I know of, except It bo William of Orange, who was driven from Island to island and from land patch to land patch by Just about a* bloody a persecutor as was to be found iu Maximilian, when he decreed every man wax ring against him to be
ebot down without further trial.
I cm not going tn shrink from saying, that T think such punishment proper. Idonotsay, nor do I tblnk any body should be executed In this country. There has got to be a sickly humanity, which 1 dare not gst along side of for fear t might catch It. [Laughter ] It la now held by one ot the most liberal gentlemen In the country (I mean GarrlttHmitb) that we -hould even pay a portion of the damages Inflicted on the rebel*, and pay a portion of the rebel d. bt. [Laughter.) I shall come some day to have an argument with Horace Grsely about that, therefore I need not say anything further. I believe 1 have said enough to explain my views on tbe subject, and now I ask for a vote. A* Mr. Htoven* concluded his remarks there was considerable applausson tbs
part of the mom bars.
The amendment to the bill offered yesterday by Mr. WiNon of Iowa, and Mr. Bjniaman,
were severely agreed to. ,
Mr. Wosd moved to lay the bill on the table wbiob wa* lo*t. The bill a* amended with the modification m ids by Mr. Htevens to tbs fifth section, was then passed by a vote of 119
to 31.
On motion of Mr. Kelly, the Secretary of the Treasury w*s ordered to report tha amount of revenue received from the tax on distilled aptrlte from each collection district In the several fitataa during Ah* fiscal year ending
June80, iH07.
On motion of Mr. Hurlburt, the Socretary of tbe Treasury wa* directed to furaUh any reports on file regarding she alleged frauds la the Internal revenue in the fifth district of
North Gsmtlna. . '
Ot motion of Mr. Van Arman, the Secretary of War and Trea*ury, weredtfiWted to Inform the non*e what further legislation wasneejssary te facilitate the payment of the additional bounty, granted by tbs act of July 28,18U0. n Mr, Htevens Intimated bl* Intention to move the first question first, modifying tbe fifth section by striking out words, or ualea* he shall consent te bSTsllsredt insert tnste td, words or arrost for offm*e punishable by dismissal, away and disqualified by sicknen from the
performance of bls.ijuty. S j verui - amlhiJments
were pi
•reposed by ,ad Garfldbf,'
From Washington.
Toronto. C. W., Tuesday, July 9.
rs, Hft.l shot.. It wee >tei>is^jt||pjjis|JBf^JJflMtenantQoTsrnor of OntaiH
Ft is' rumored tbat toms of tbs Fenian con-
sworn In as ant Governor of Outsits at noon yes-
In refl other i
•x-
s.
mZiif&’cM&m.
tensive buslny. ws^lii • bands, end bad stisb efoolt Iqat
debt to everybody,
< I </!l. The 1
*, cn
such
Sai
K’tSfl
very bodf.
property Into own, bl* wlfi/s relatione I
l moM to whom royal elamenoy will be ~
is Ret. J. McMahon and lour otbsri
From Charleston.
*M- «(» naftawaiiM BxuntM jJ
Nortlian4 saalk Carolina* RMMTON, Tuesday, July 9. ; seat-official announeement Derataf imMmMJMMI
subordinates not to begin regiela this military district nntil Congress lavs determined mors explicitly wbo Jtled to register. It is prstumsd Oonfrees will extend tbe time for tbe completion , OTBSItteiSSBlJttAWrJirTY
an, be would be right in removing Governor Throckmorton and appointing some other eftmv&m asld It was true there was apparent Inconsistency bare, bat the fourth eeo-
iiss.’r. rzr&mxm
“ Tllson's proposition wae pros-
queulon by a rote of 89 to4L and Stevehs being entitled to one hour to close the debate, yielded twentv minute* to Bingham, wbo addressed the H Hits In favor of the bill. Tbe dibate oloted by aepseeh from Stevens. Tae bill then pissed, yew 119, nsya 81. ^ After •mb) important badness, the Hjaie adjourned. i. i wa * e^i i
..an
*.tf
Reported Shooting off Santas Dlecrodltod—Indtate ACfaire-Fanda in tMaTraaearr. '
r Tuw4es,' ji
Mr. Romero, the Mttlfftd ml in ; J r^rtil C »r U 0N
ders.
Tbe telegraphic reports from Topeka via St. Loafs representing; the Little 0*age Indians to bo on tbe war path'Are not 0r A leUer hes’bsep received In thls eUy dated cn the Osans Udlaa Uada ia Houtkera ”
•as, JunsSlfioordays
;it
the money be for parte unkno Gfr, the oou*lo g
ihu not
between her and
should meet ill _____ off together. Tbe Will, wemso, t* la extreme
rhtldreu to oare rare In tbl* ssoi
this ln*taneo both 2 aliMontlmg husband WR fflttf •
BrowHlowIte.
It appeals
ti isliur
< ign depart l
...iS3§t-rs§ sis. mAt wth earns from DIidoii.^ Tbs
i bitK
future. Mr. Wilson’s proportion was prospeotlve In Its operation, aud If adopted, and afterwirds found to be Inoperative, tbo whole syalem established under it would fall. House of Hipsessalsdrso. eaeb eteetef ebeit be entitled to n number of votes equal to tbe whole number of Representatives to wbiob Ale Agate Is entitled, and ba may oast them all pi rtleoa moved to amend tbe second eeo-
Iwfcmw ffhoafi 4||tt Iflttfll* of
Gonoral Kelly to Governor Crawford, in which no mention whatever Is mode of gay trouble. Tbe Indian Bureau has not rneelvsi nay totompatlon fromitlm spate in regard to these ^Saaatuvday them’ wee over one hundred and tarty million dollars in cash in tfo malts of tko treasury dsprrtmsnt, of this sum ninety mlfflani pf daUars was la eoia nnd gold oor-
*Me ««mtt Vote
charge of the <
Edmonds spoke against title amend- ; 1 ates spoke In favor of It. Tha whole vie based on the Men tbat there were :?»££££ irk, but there were loyal man In (fully equal to these daUss, sad he
sgTgmim; i at the moeu rasa, on tha night ot tie moon GMVM
I
Official Advil
Anna not vtrglnl#.
WXSHINOTOXJ tlon hss receive Governmoat o
Haute Anna 1*
got tn* rested,
taken from unfounded.
town mexlcs—Hanta i foam the Steamer ty 9 —The Mexican lega- ‘ Uformatioo from tbo
to the effect than at Gsaoral Peratbere bs was ar-
Inatrnctlane titekh Treasarx Depart-
—Thh Commissioner has adjusted an acUnited Statee and tbe tbo flve per cent, fund upon the net proceede of Within her limits during 1806, and finds that tbe on the 31st of Decemto 79. . have been Issued
arteMot:
any port or place in at the first place of their States, presenting to the
offlaer. ot customs a manifest of the cargo on board, from what
.WaSNTN^.w.
of tbe General count between State of Oregon accruing to the sales of pubtie 1
the years 1805
sum due totb her, i860, amoa
Tbe follow!
by the Treasury Vessels comln; Canada must r*i arrival la tbe U
collector, or
port or place shipped, what port or piao in tbe United States destined, and specifying that there Is no other merchandise on board than such ashanBeen deecMbedln such manifest or speclflcalten. Said master must make oath before thetGellfcftsr of Custom* If any portion of the ORgebandlee ia d ittoed to be landed at the first-port on arrival. The collector of such port will see U is made, and make a csrtlloate of such landing on manifest end peemlt a vessel to proceed on tbe voyage to tbe next port hi Which her manifest shows she bas,merchandise- to land. Merchandise described In the manifest as destined for other than theJUst portofnatry, may, if desired by the owners, be landed and entry made at any suck pot*, and must In such coses ba corrected end certified to by tbe collector or Other principal officer of the
customs at tbat port.
- • [signed] n. McCulloch,
Secretary of tbe Treasury. From San Francisco. Vessel. Domaged-Bic.
San Francisco, Tuesday, July 9.
The United States snip Tuscaror*. on leaving port on May 14tb, struck a reef. They threw overboard a auantlly of coaL and suc-
ceeded In getting off With slight dataige*.
Wheat 60007.
Recel pts—12,009,060 bash el *. Flour—Market quiet at g0 50.
Legal Tenders—78.
From Memphis.
nan Shot toy hie Alatreas.
Memphis. Tuesday, July 9.
Warren A. Pallet, allot Charley Wilson, formerly of Scbuylersvllle, New York, late an attache of Vertz theater, wa* shot through tbe heart by his mtstre**, Lotta Sberwooil. this morning and last*ally killed. Tbo vjraan
wri arrested.
From the Na-hville Banner, 80th. . A Nashville mystery—in Which a Willow Basket sun* a Mir tag ef Corals Bitty m Pretty Pert-QaeerQBest ef a steady Citiaea—An Aristaeratie Outcast—A Lively Reuaaaee ter a Quiet Neightoerheed. Saturday morning, June 22, the “new advertisements ” of the Banner, were led off by the following announcement: A. C. B.—Duly received—tbe terms are agreed to. Address as above. All right. Willow Barut. There were many inqnlrtea made eonceraiag this Inexplicable and rather mysterious publication. Some considered Its pelitioal cypher relating to the organizing of a secret colored league, others regarded It as a catch or puzzle; and all were mystified. To the varleue questions which reached ns wa were not able to reply. Not until a day or two ago did we come Into tbo real facte of tbe case, and as tbey are not likely to injure any one, and may Indeed serve one of tbe purposes of tbe advertisement a* well as interest tbe public, we ■ball detail them. Sunday, tho 10th of June, was unusually soft and mild. Tbe rains of the evening before had cleared the atmosphere, and the sun rose only as it knows bow to rise in a pleasant dawn of June. One ol tbe most zealous readers and patrons of tbe Banner, who lives on Sumner street, rose with the sun, and, aa usual went to tbe front door for bis paper. He found it, not neatly folded by tba carrier, bat spread out over something upon which it had been carefullr placed. He lifted it ap and stood bock aghast. There lay on tbeetep, In a beautiful willow basket lined with light blue flannel, nestled in a world of ruffles and pretty linnen, a rosy, black eyed, new bora girl baby 1 He was startled and gave a loud exclamation, which brought down his wife, and the two surveyed the sleeping Infant, ' srblcb reposed like a little female Moses In its wicker arb. The wife looked furltively at the husband: tbe husbami Unshed and looked quizzically at the wife. Then both laughed outright. And finally—the surprise, the dumb show over—they toox up the basket, carried it within, and instituted a close inspection. it was an uncommon pretty baby. This tbe laday declared emphatically. Tho clothing— the gentlemen, who understands such matters, remarked—was uncommon fine. There was a sweet hood of delicate white cambric, lined with pink silk, a gown of delicate cashmere, aad dainty, tiny, thread knit stockings. Around the child’s neck a necklace of coral, clasped with gold, hung; and the pallet it lay on in tbe basket was a complete outfit of beautiful baby wear. Beneath all this was a let-
ter.
a More and more suppriaed the further tbey west, they opened this letter and read aa follows from a small, fair, feminine cbirography, written on tbe neatest and most faintly odored
CARPETS.
IfcT IE3 W
SI
GREAT VARIETY,
good money making cent. An eo erg* tin i chance. No risk. The capital to stoofc for the business. NouajMfl<
XTfTAHTMP—CAHVXgBNNW We Wt a few V V good Oaair oners... A* asms. eteMM offered on ner cent, or salanr. Alao one xood man wlocateaaaBtate Agent. CsSTotoor address AJSHBB A ADAMS, 76 KastMarket etmetcJadl-
I*™-
FOR RENT. ^
FOR, RENT.
about the tenth instant. For further pestWuMa* inquire of H. r ate.’ Jr., Tint * ationol Bank, or on and Uter the teath instant, wa shall be pleased to eee all ear friends at Nos. 7k and 74, Sohnnlrs new block, South Meridian street. JUSdlW A. Justus A GO.
(Journal copy.)
CY)B B J; first
Ss West Palmer
iaanranoe offices.
Jy* d3w
'—In the best location intheettr,
ball ding Mo.
Slips
door east pf life or fire
A- HBUkUNOEB. Mo. 8 PalmexHouse
TTiOR BENT—Famished Dwelling, desirably J? located, with all conveniences. Possession given at ones. Address FOstoflce Lock Box 215. Je» d—
MARMONT HALL Corner Georgia and IlUnoit Streets. Scbwettie Jk BKarmwmt, Hrwprletwro. rpHIS is a large, be&ntttnl Hall, and will be X rented to hocieties, and for parties, at reasonsble rates. Also, a few good rooms to rent. choice Liqnors and Beer at the bar rt all tlmps. . . mveOdZm
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE CHEAP-
gilt edge paper.
“ Take
From Chicago. Destructive Fire. Chicago, Tuesday, July W.
e and care for thl* poor babe.
“IU«, as yon see, well supplied with clothing. You will also find, wrapped In the folds of the gown, a purse cent tlnlng flve twenty dollar note*. 1 hose are desb/ned for Us annual •upport and will be sent to you on tbe first of every year. If you consent io take the charge entrusted to you, place in <nie of the city papers an advertisement acknowledging tbe receipt of this and give these threeinilial* ‘A., C.. B.,’by which tbe writer may be ableto address you on all future occasions. I desire
that the child may be called ‘Annie.’
••Keep this trust sacred ns you wish for the
grace of God and the gratitude of
“A Moth Kit.’’
The gown concealed abeautiful portemonnaie, which contained five fresh new national hank twenty dollar notes —two on the Second National of Cincinnati, and three on the First and Fourth of St. Louis. There was, besides the coral necklace, a small gold chain and a
silver rattle.
Our friends considered the matter long and well, and tln illy resolved to accept tbe trust. Being poor but charitable people, reduced somewhat in mean*, but themselves childless, tbe burthen could not be very heavy. Accordingly, after a few aava’ consideration, they inserted the above advertisement in the Banner of the 22d of June. Three days later tbey received a note Inclosing 820 more, and these lines: ‘•Blessings on you; be faithful; you shall never repent your charity.” Since this last communication they have heard nothing more. The child I* remarkably well, and Is represented as particularly joyous and attractive. It crie* but seldom, has rosy cheeks and black eyes, and promises to be tbe image of . Alas, of whom? We shall not try te guess. The province of a newspaper is fact, not conjecture. We could surmise any manner of mystery; raake up all sorts of a romance; cause anxiety, and wring woman’s heart. But we forbear. The case, as it stands, is unique and curious. It bas a city flavor about it, and Is certainly pretty good for Nashville. Those who wi»h to highten the mystery may find material for the purpose In their own imaginations. We merely furnish the rough draft of outline.
HUME, ADAMS al co.jg.
26 and 28 West tVaablngton St.
mar22d6mlstptopcol
NOTICE.
TDX'VIIDE ISTD XSTOTIOE, BfillefoDtalue Railway Company.
A DIVIDEND of three per cent., free fro Tjl government t tx. has been declared b Directors of this c xupany, out of. the ear of the last six months, payable to shareholders
om
y tbe nings
11 ix. has
>uipi
of Kecord, the 20th instaoL at the office of the company at Indianapolis, on or »fter august 1, by check on Mew York. The transfer books will be closed from the 20th to the 8Ut instant, both davs
inclusive.
By Older of the Boa*d of Directors. EDWARD KING, Secretary. Indianapolis, July 6, '867—jlyOdiw
CHANCfe OF TIME.
Hltreet R-ailway. CHANGE Of TIME-CROWN HHl LINE.
Leave Union Depot: 7:00 a m. 9:U0 a. m. 11:30 a. tn. 2 00 p. m. 4:30 p. m.
B. F. Flxtchtb, Secretary.
Leave Crown Hill:
8:00 s. m.
10:00 a. m. 12 *0 p. m.
3:30 p. m. 6:00 p. m.
S. ALVOBD, President.
jly8 dlw
THRESHING MACHINES.
TKE
Richmond Steam Threshers,
P. II. Brown & Co’* planing mill, corner of Franklin and Van Boren streets, wa* destroyed by fire last night. Los* f15,000 to
f20,000. Insured.
From Lewiston.
Malian ta flat Aafale a Verfllct Orer-
rnl«4.
Lewiston, Maine. Tuesday, July 9. A motion to set aside the verdict in the Mer-
rill murder cbm was overruled, and the case goes to the fall term of court for arguments
on the exceptions.
From Elyria.
PrlEO Fighter Arraatad and Fined.
Klybia, Tuesday, July 9.
Seward, who lost the fight at Black river this morning, was arrested and fined thirty dollars. He paid his fine and left fir Cleve-
land.
•From Kingston
Explenlenw* aCenlOllLamp.
Kingston, C.W., Tuesday, July 9.
•, Miss Mooney was burned by the explosion of a coal oil lamp and died this morning. Five
other j were seriously burned.
• *> 'J i * Prom the Loufstnie Cooler.' * A Yeung minister Sagged Against
- . , i JUis wm» !■ ■
A most ludterofis scene ^tratMred ^in a
Stories from a Purls Coffee House. Tbe Paris correspondent of the London Star sty a: A few years ago a man of certain age, very well dressed and gentlemanly In appearance, frequented Tortonl , s, and every morning asked for a cup of coffee add a roll. He one day went away without paying; the same circumstance occurred the second and even the third day. The garcon informed the proprietor. “ C’est bien, ,, replied the latter; “ serve tbe gentleman as usual, and do not pay tbe least attention.” For one year this went on, when suddenly the customer disappeared. Tbe proprietor bad almost forgotten him, when to bis surprise be received, carriage paid, twelvscbests of coffee and twelve bales of sugar. A letter accompanied these singular packages, stating that the writer was a rich planter ot Maitlnque, who for some time had been in difficnlties, and begged thus to acknowledge tbe polite kindness of his host, who tor one year had allowed htifi to run in debt to him. The manager and proprietor of another co/e situated in the Qnartter Latin was one day informed by ode of hts waiters that a well dressed person^, hart jtrsTBeen obterysd->»-p*>cKsr a silver spoon and fork. -^fTne waiter was desired to makeijo remark, but when the btll was banded to this strange customer, its last entry rah thns: « To a silver SpOOO ■"<* 1.^;-,^^,.
pocket, making
BUILT AT THE Robinson Machine Works, THE BEST IN AMERICA! •VTOTWITHSTANDING,the fire which burned X* a part of our establishment we are working a full force of hands, and are pfeparrd to fill orders. - JONAS w. ¥Eo, Jiy8 d&w2w Bicbmond, Ind.
CARRIAGES.
Carriages! Carriages! The largest stock and greatest variety of CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES NEW AND SECOND-HAND, AT o. akja.'W'S CARRIAGE FACTORY AND SALE ROOMS, l No. 26 East Georgia Street. jiysiw
enough never reappeared^
— ; «»:■*
unnaturally :b»J‘ r
We
DISSOLUTION.
Dissdlitioa tf Partiersttp.
f :A young gentleman or an elderly UUCt question.” The lady, In i'frsghtened manner: “You scan me, steJ* The gentleman did not wU(h to frighten the .lady, and consequently
J*
has
Albert Gall and window . .Beat Wash tstr*
mWSaTX. •Kffi guests, was of that happy age which torn* everything rote fim and merriment. Tf the troth were told W0 fear that, we Would bake to record the fact that these three misses w just a little bit tail. ,They wers fond of pi Ueal Jokes, aad were continually playing
mlssM ware
. ... ond of prae-
tieai Jokes, sad ware continually playing all sorts of mad pranks with asoh'other. All three occupied a room on tbo ground floor, on the night in question, god did not get home till half past twelve o'clock at night. As It waa late tbey concluded not to disturb the hontehold, so tbsy quietly stepped into their - 1 through the low open window. about half an hour after they toad left the
IndiaiapGlh IisFrancfl titBipavy ' * * jitUtt*. •> • • • j*if esi'lfH'flt.T LiO'! \'.i ■ . oFricfc i* wi •: ^ v *•
COMPANY’S
CEOWlf HILL CEMETERY.
Cor. on’onii. Jl vanioitreeuad Virfiaio *TOane, ’ ■ l’ . ..l Uio) Jl/wlt 8Bl»1 i W(»h - IWDIIMAIWlt Word lit on
•** bos .ww u ^c: l > i»d wind
1 (1 !
esotvtes^najtoqLtl •f-*
nui j ;wvl , y , aar.n'i 1-
litl : u :»:di >*'■•<
lyoda
! sll Jidi bai^sod
room
u
fttSSKSSSSSSS* •«
i 71 :ii( Ji: .j uifsil
cdfuysA ■
•f She fact that many persons butlpUeonJd not bo Reeded
party a voung Methodist minister called at tbe house where tbsy wure staying and craved a
—j^ps^sa-anti * «
W!M. HENDEBSON,‘President.
AuxX). Jakxoom fiaoretary. i noTfitdlv * f . . ;v« , - pS ’jidsi. A “SiMfiiAlS*! ^ mi ts'i
always
ounT lady
■ not gonetotbe party wae fflRSS'.M KSrlffiSMtfXS' of rooais. She took up her poet la the parlor and as the night was sultry, sleep overcame window. By the dim light ef the moon beams aa tbey straggled through tbe eurtetuv, the
ra
“*-• "iRsi&fij^iyaafiisar m MW at ones. They saw It all.
ms,.
^ r W. CBI8LKTT, Superinteadent. oiCT-ccuwamT.
The Underwriter’s Ageney,' oil (n,»«i.>.«M^«7:;:.v«BWM«lf Wq •n. Home, ef Sew Sire, Cm».
1 7*- ..c' m tilT , rev itijj. 7/ \'J ‘ilt't
rcxxiB
U.. ff.b iJr'oB a wo ta
GRAND GIFT CONCERT j xal* Wstote ut .beatxe^ tneeUu^n-
■
mi 1 i-i v-.
Cash Capital and Surplus ....61,44(M16 60^ • V. i v'A. Tli© Intemational,
UteM f —. wnr arnBir
U’fc'icJ? «s jvtif tremh •dym 6fr< tnd fi,: "
u»7low< INHIANA ROUMBMr ' il t> -*1 ».f Inal Li *1 11 > t«
f a .
,1! OF NEW YORK,
Cash Capital and Surplus ..*1,444,930 17
-• -- .
All Lobem Paid Promptly. EWOfflee/Tdea’s tett^sr^a^ aiyffidipa LOOMIS A STAWTia. Agente. •
Monumental Assoeiation
QPteri .tartly short notice.
haw nestponed until the 1«h day of Anrust, atwhiok ttase iawui positively tafeu
Trrr
mm
oskt to tha
fli>3 a i -x
ALES*
c. a. xcnxHnxLs.
'.f i
U, f >>
f/ffW
C.S. mvmmwmJB+eviir:: Z1Z
4Vi’- ~~rt. '• 47 1 J * .-■■•w
nui nnfioa* wd wl paiiu
UB-. emego srorwy eigww^
d*jtPHtae% od] uMi
CfiOWIT HILL CEMFTEBI.
t _.SVl4 f t | ' •,
luboadror^^len^ldi^,,,,,
T _ —
(HI i.
fOd
q th-ebiss.
-nu adl 1? mailt ifunt a .
,71 - -''O'J ‘ ^ -
I it bo waatod.W Am lentil by lathe
■ 1
which the
SSlii
mediately.
—Must be moved off tbe at No. 163 North AlaNew York and Vermont. WM. H. CBAHT
class Family Dro.ory foj
k: or either stock
nd stock: or either sto separately. Apply where all informoti
or l No
ng
19: West South street,
Can be had.
je22 (
T7*OB SALK—The
I: inj
aLK—The best advertised and best paying business In this city. For particulais inquire at No. 84 South Illinois street.
1y2 d3W2taw
FOUftD.
ODND—Kilgore A Helm*’ oflice Miller’s _ Block, one square north of the Bates House. The place to get full upper or under sets of the besiqualiFr of artificial Teeth, on Rubber Plates, fortwento dollar*. aprlSdJ*w*m
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
A. JONES & CO.. WDOLESALF. liKOCliHS, iViss. 74 and 7«( jSfAapWa new block,) South Meridian Street,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
A. JOM:*. H. OLAY. A r. JONTCB. t. W. JO, I j.
febedly
MUSICAL.
INillAAAPOLlS
CITY BA.ZSTID. Office: Washington Hall, NEXT TO METROPOLITAN THEATER. \\J HERE orders for engagrnieuts for String V V or Brass Music will be received at acv time during day or evening, in absen. eof a inember, by^tne proprietor ol the hall, Prtf. Gresh, The^nndersigned. members of this Band, fee’ interested in announcing themselves as the idtj Band, who have been for year., known as Nation al Guards’ Band, Holin’. Band, City Band, ana Metropolitan Bond. Tbe members are all residents of this city, permanently, and well kno
of the
Jy, and well known
to the treater part of the public as musicians and citizens wbo wid pi ase the public and their patronizers with good and well executed music of the past and present time, soliciting re, pert-
" illy your patronage.
Adolph Schellschmidt, Ferd Scbellschmidst,
Pbil. Dobn, Henry Hahn,
(J. A. Biedenmeistcr,
Pbil. Bahn, Ben. Gresh, West Davis.
A. Platz, A. Fischer,
jelQdfim.
LATH MACHINE.
GREAT WESTERN LATH MACHINE! PatemteM April 94,18M.
Its capacity ia unlimited, and will readily cut 50,000 Per Ray, Bequiring but one hone power to drive it. It is a*elf feeder, and perfectly safe to the operator.
e agents wanted,
be offered
cUne at ^’ ( eoul>t 7 or inaividual rights and ma
CHARES* LEARNED. Patentee.
Office northeast corner Washington and illiaol streets uu Stairs ' - leirt-m
COOKING STOVE. The American Cooking Stove.
After twenty yean of experience in tee maun - facture of_ a ores, ^we became convinced, sob e
:sluce, that a vast amount ot money was pended by tbe people of this ebunu-y, tu heap and almost worthless stoves, a large
_ , rw we proceeded tncohstiruct the American Cooking Stove, and spared no pain* or expeai-e to make it the beat aud roost perfect stove that could be made. And we have experimented with It, and carefully watched its operation for tho lost six yean, ana when an improvement suggested itself, we 9*ve i* once 4 '•* adopted it, and we have several of ttoteeduf- ' has proventente aaonned by letters pataat. in this a*.,
mhnner, we do not hesitate to hrf^ott^atteteedfo 1 , The recent improvements in this sti ded largely to Us convenience and effe
In nil the var'~
economy In operattoa, rstber thaw cheaTnOzsTn
saMneedwe study
rXS, S ^urobil?ty' e <^rak^cr , ^d
—, -k eparattea, rather than cheat ne^s in
naico, and ia so doing we are satisOed we at the interest of those purchasing our stoves ^ SHXAB, PACKARD « C.,
Albany, New York.
For sale by B. L A a . W McuU AT,
1-^7 llfif 1 * . . . —.. J-.(--mptiTTB, Indlkn A.
POORE, AASHs BLINDS. ETC.
Hvrnl <3 JA K PTT E »» ' - UNION MANUFACTURING COMPANY Ome^wrffitoteOl and nertdtan sts., (Pi -»U! l »!» : -iUi 1 fT7.(!•.•- 1 TH. ,
. , MQtgvtMrmma or .
Doors. ’ Bosh, DING, Brackets, nes, etc., etc. Also, i Bough and Dressed
lavtogtoonsht took of ready-i
tilde d d:kll
Hinto, .Matties,
ready.tojiU
wig,
y-maue work, we am »
REMOVALS.
*• «tee Ittultea nf tma
yrr r mm ■- rt »u«
tSOYIC*^'
•e jfteM J*Q ‘4i o/ . *l>-*jfeaMi
■ but