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DAILY HEBALD. The Trial of Warren Tate.

‘thumday eohsino ACot’sr i

EVIDENCE IN THE CASE.

I MDlAJMroLIH E* R. TIMK TABLE.

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A Crowded Court

me to Warm TatTa offlee to toll feta that ahe dealred to m« feta on bualaou. Bo woo not la bis offlco, and Janay told me to go up to the barber afeop aad tell feta to come down that aha dealred to eee him on bualneM. I went up to the harbor shop and aw W air mi Tate, aad beckoned to bln to eoao »p. Ho did ao, and fee the a overtook see on the corner of the street: wo walked down to Jenny Datln’e together; I went into the house and

Mr. Tate woa»t« * *

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■ellefontalnt Railroad. l.Uhtning Day Kipress 5 90 a m. Acoouinunlntion 4.00 P. M. fork Night Express .6 40r.M.

Madlaon Railroad.

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Ctiteaeo Mail 19:80 p.m. 7 <7a.m Chlotvgo Express 8:60PM B85P.M

Lafareiie and Ohioaio Railroad.

quincy and 9t Jo Express. 8:90a.m. 0 50 a m

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press 7:60 p.m.

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Toxtiip’a Advnrllaemenf«. Niiticp Tre«pn«sing-Wlley A Martin,10>; Rnst Washington stroi't. Music—J 9. Illaik, teailior of Enulijli a ml Italian singing. I'is nos—Sti'lnwav A Sons iiwanlcil the golii modal Cor Ainorioan pianos; If. f,. flenlirim A

Co., agonts.

HooOng Wands' Patent Roofing, Wilcox A Eo-

gan. gonernl agont*.

Insurance—Hnm» Insurance <

Tork, A. Ai.minot

Triinks-ft. I, Shilling. No. 83 Es«l Wa^iingion

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for Mali*—A lot on Virginia avenbo

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niiAlnrse iSfollree. urn ml Rush—A A. Ramos' ricture Pulnoo. Eeathorston's Aiiotion—"ale of express goods.

Of .VIOt’llAT 1C COUNTY TICKET.

Knit COCNTY ACRITOK, W11,LI AH R. I1009H1KK. Kill COt'NTY l OMMISSIONKH.TIIIRR MflTUlCT, OKOUUfC OHKENK.

CITY NEWS

The KnnRrnpt Lnw. Wo have for sale the various blank forms lor applications unclor the bankrupt law. Attorneys and othors desiring any number of these blanks, will pleasosend in tbelrorders at once.

The I>< mocratlo Central Committeo will rmet on August 8, at two o'clock r. M for business, at the Herai.r i tllcc. Joseph I/ivton. Cbalrman. The following gentlemen will constitute the committee: For Washington Township-Isaac Rum* gardner, (’arlisle Vallandlgh.im. Warren—William Hunter, A. J. Vanrukle. Wayno—Dr. Sample Lolton, Jacob Kunklc. Decatur Jesse 1’rloe, Demas McFarland, IVrry—Foster Whltford, Isaac Havorsttck, Franklin- Woodford White, ('.deb Hollows, Lawrenon -Samuel Cary, ('leery Vallandlgham. Dike Joseph Lofton, Jamo* H. Kennedy. Center—Julius IbcUicber, Robert Remington, David Sheiks, John Rtumph, Lewis Jor* dan.

F.lecilnn i>i«iriet» iii Center Town* ah ip far llegialerlnsr iiihI Voting. Fillet DlsTHlcr,—All that part of Center township lying North of Washington strerj and the National road, and ca4 of Alabama street, Fort Wavne avenue, and the Indianapolis and Fall Creek (fravel road, shall constitute the First District, with place of voting at the First Ward school house, Indlariftpolls. Skconr DisrnicT. —All that part of Center township norib of VVastilngtoii street and the NstlonHl road, and west of Alabama sirect Fort. Wavne avenue, and tho Indianapolis and Fall Creek Gravel road, shall constitute the Second District, with place ol voting at the Court llodso, Indianapolis. TiuttR District.-All that part of Center township south of Washington street and the National road, and west of Delaware street an 1 the M ullaon State road, shall constitute the Third District, with Place ol voting at F.fih Ward school house, Indianapolis. Kocitrif DisrnioT.—All that part of Center township south of Washington street and National roadjind east of Delaware street and Madison Rtate road, shall constitute the Fourth District, with place of voting at tho Eighth Ward school bouse, Indianapolis,

ITT lllshop Talbott this city last night.

nod family arrived In

J IT Fat. Hurley, the wife whlppor, was yesterday lined 40. t HT (lonrad Kyle provoked Elijah Haskett, and yesterday settled with F.«qulro Curtis.

JflT The city marshal, of Madison, wants to scetbemanln velvet. Ilo wants to * 0 1dm shout 15 worth.

| Wlt the man In \ civet does not leave town he will lie arroMed under the "provoke" law. Ills appearance on our streets Isa standing provocation to every honest man to kick him.

KIT Joel l.aw, accused of destroying letters In the post< nice at Marietta, Hhelby county, had a tedious examination before Commlssloner Kimball yesterday, and was acquitted.

IPTMsJor liaughman has In his orchard near Brownstown about three thousand bushels of peaches. He Is In the city to make arrangements to reallxe on them.

«=r We understand the man in velvet has bought him a palaeo on the Lake of Como, where the perfumed light '•steals" through the mist of alabaster lamps. He will pay for hla castle when he gete tile damages.

t3TOur colored fellow-citizens to day celebrate the anniversary of Weat Indian emancipation by e grand barbecue at 1’lcnlo Park. Several oxen will be roasted whole, and there will tie a good time generally amoug the col ored fraternity.

Brnehea.—K ft* * fket that Scfemedel ft Fricker, Bo. 106 South UHsola street, are manafaetortog a hotter article of Brushes, of all deacrlptloot, at looo prfoeo that oaa bo boogfet la “7 of tho Barton cities. Call and examine them. 40-3eod

SPEdilL notitt*.

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The only Brief Xaeklsi tm America which u guaranteed to pe’ form all that U claimed for it. With alno bands and one pair horses it easily makes 8,000 Bricks I er boar, or 4/20 by steam power. Satisfaction guaranteed. Scud r„r circular. ABRAM REQPA, General Agent, J12 dlv 141 Broadway, New York.

Tho scent in the police court on yesterday* indicated more than usual intereet. The ordinary routlae of “dranke” gave way to the deliberation of more terlone and grate matters, The court room was crowded, H • II >nor, Judge Scott, donned hie Judicial ermine, with more than usual dignity. The appearance of Colonel Black, with the aeetstance of A. P. Stanton, Kbr., Indicated that some grave encroachment# upon the city law had been made. The appearance of Hon. J. W. Gordon in close courereatlon with Mr. Warren T ite, indicated but too wtll the determination to contest the case at bar. The case wai ealled and bears the title of "The city of Indl-"** polls rs. Warren Tate,” charged wit*' ^* S ( 0 ® ** ting with prostitutes In public. aeienaant having ih mantled a )<''*• l 1 ** * Jurors were called: tr ' Craft, Wl am Hill, R. P. Rccd, r-orgo Knodle and Capuln li nden, lie'-tf sworn to answer questions touch in '-nflr quail flcatlons to lerve as Juror* in t i,.s case, Colonel Black proceeded to examine, and It was but a few minute# until B, F. Reed and George Knodle was peremptorily challenged and ordered to "light out.” Peter Ornnillng and Captain M< L. Johnson were culled and had both expressed opinions, and wire thereby disqualified. At this Juncture iho marshal announced that ho had served nearly all the men In tho city, in trying to get a jury, and had failed. Ho asked bis Honor to give him a carte blanche to go out In the country outside of tho city limits. Some on# hero suggested to go up to Boone county, but tho marshal was aided by two or three assistants, and tho search was continued for a Jury. The publication made In tho Journal and the reason givou of tho wlmlp affair, hud to a certain exiont, forestalled public opinion and rendered It hard to get »jury. Mr. Hughey was, so it was thought, Bumptiously put on tho jury and was excused by the defence. The Jury was at last chosen, and tho followIng are the names of the Jurors, viz.: <L R ^uNivan. Wl'llsm S.Cgm-- and *^ Mfol^llere J. W. Gordon, for defendant, asked that the witnesses all be sworn and separated. Colonel Black, for the city, here made nn elaborate statement of the case for i be prosecution, and made various allusions to what he could prove, and the infraction upon the law of tho city. J. tv. Gordon, in stating tho defense, argued the iii! lit and truo Interpretation of tho section of ibc ordinance upon which this action was based would exhonorato the defendant;

*• WteummA tmm Mem who Fin* Indigestion, Nervous Disorders,Headache aad a beet of other complaints. Far an roefe there

deal of Intereet was manifested In the case.

tlnl tho meaning of tho word associating or " to associate" with prostitutes implied a lath.mis association, or an aasoclation for lewd purposes, and that the defense would prove beyond doubt that no such association as contemplated by the ordinance had taken place. That Madam Dally was in the habit of leaving her money In the safe oftho defendant, whose place of business was within a few feet of her residence. That It was perhaps the marshal ofthedty who had made a raid on Madam Dailey and made n levy of about ninety dotlura as her share ol tho penalties lor keeping a house of prostitution. That she, having no money, sent for Warren Tate, who was getting shaved at LRllo’s Hotel, and he then went down and found the police In the house with Madam Halley and her girls, drinking wine and bumping the girls around and feeling their ankles. That the police then arrested tho defendant without any warrant, which the Major here argued waa without law or justice, and was wrong. Tho following Is the testimony: Mr Murphy, policeman, eworn: Filed the Inioriuiiituu iu iho case; seen defendant walk with Maggie Murphy from the corner of Washington street down to the house of Jenny Dailey; saw them then atop In front of the nouse with Jenny D. for about live minutes or more; am acquainted with Haggle Murphy; nave known her for ten months. She la known a portion Of the time by the name of Maggie Thoma*. Bhe has the reputation of being • prostitute, and stays at the residence or home of Jenny Dailey, which Is a bouse of ill fame. Warren Tate and Maggie Murphy were walking close together; as close as people generally walk together. 1 was a little north of and opposite the house of Jenny Dailey, on Nouth Now Jersey street, when 1 saw them walalng together on the opposite side of tho street. Phis was on Naturday night last. Crost firamined: Did not make the nrrest. 1 wont iinrili to Little’s Hotel. Am policeman for the rtovcmh Ward; can not say how tic»r the door tbo drfondent and Maggie Murphy were; was on the opposite aide of the

street.

| The Major here asked Mr. Murphy If he did not on Saturday evening stop In front o( Jenny Dailey's residence and talk with Jenny Dailey. This was ruled out by tho Judge.] Knows Maggie Murphy to be a prostitute from reputation, and she stays at a house of HI f'llllAI iVl P filiaS.A -al a» A •>

fame. Mr. rate’s place of business Is next door to Jenny Dailey’s residence on South

New Jersey street.

^'rcdcrlck i+ponttl, eworn: Am policeman of Seventh Ward. Murphy (policeman) Is my comrade. At half past eleven o'clock on Saturday night we were at the corner of Lit-

tle’s Hotel on New Jersey

ovtr. wnen i nrsisaw men talking. Maggie Murphy wa the arrest of .fenny Dailey. ' ny Dailey is a bouse of til fan

IwaBtedtooee him .ffilt, and neoupb^of policemen came down to my

end Maggie and myselfw-^Jn*®*® f asked Mr. Tate for % a dl<£ lir ’fateV* my money, and keep# M In hi*

,1. i*-iso keeps my Jewelry.

warren Tale was recalled by the prosecution, and explained the mode of access be-

tween the two houses.

The case was submitted, and the court ad-

journed until eight o’clock.

At eight o'clock the court aaeembled and

the’ counsel in the case made lengthy arguments. Tho case was not submitted to the Jury until about eleven o’clock. After a brief consultation the jury returned a verdict for the defendent of "not guilty,” and he was im-

mediately discharged from custody.

is » remedy, and sufferers may now exclaim, "Bleated be the man who Invented (be Plantation Bitters!” This delicious Cordial and fine Tonic Is now balled by millions aa the great Health-Giver and Restorer. Resolve to buy a bottle, and don’t " sleep on It.” " Be wise In time.” Magnolia Water.—A delightful toilet article—snporior to Cologne and at fealf the price. 2»-dCeod*w2

Rena oral.—Office of Rise f-arab Knitting Machine Company is removed from 84 East Market street, to No. 18 North Delaware atreet, opposite tbo Court House. ■29-3eod

A Recipe.—The period of teething Is the most critical onotbrough which children pass, and when it occurs during the extreme warm weather, not unfrequently proves fatal. Lately a gentleman handed us a recipe which be asserts has been used with good results in many families besides his own, and as Ibis a very simple one, we give It publicity under the belief that it bss proven beneficial, and may relieve some of tbe mothers who are now watching by the bedside of little ones:

I’maONAL.—Goorge Geatg, «*»., of Ctnotn■atl, was In the city on yerterday. George le making a tour through tbe State, watching the doing* of distillers and rectifiers. We predict some startling developments shortly.

Without License.— Dr. Harvey Kerr, practicing medicine without license, )♦•>•' r lay bad an exsmtnatlon before Oii.iiit8*l , 'i»er Kimball, and was bound ever. Andrew Jack son, a veiuLr (>f liquor wllhout license, " by the eternal,” was also bound

OVer.

gar him Weymewtk, Jmm» Henning end Tim Worley, Btrlngtown rteters. yesterday had a hearing before Esquire Wallace, and were Used glO and oosts each, Several ether parties Implicated were discharged, About thirty wllnesses were examined, and a good

tie’s Hoit l on Ne#v Jersey street, end 1 saw r-nt':,':;.:', ““.is!?. c,“‘ tuu'nid about tHtoeu ulnutes, and then walked Dark. 1 and Murphy were together precisely at lite '.orner of Little’s Hotel. We then wulkutl down No.v P'rsey street until we got opposite Jem., Dukv’s house,on the east sulo of the street. We then crossed over and went up north on the west side of New JerM*y street. The house of Jenny Dailey ta a hoti'O e! Ill Iaiuo. 1 have known Maggie Hur* phy lor three years. »be has lived at Jenny D. lb y’s all the time and Is a prostitute. Cress Examined: Did not state that we crosi-ud the street to Jenny Dailey’s. If 1 did 1 was mistaken and state that we did notcrosa ovtr. When I first saw them I beard them

was talking about The house of Jenmo. I have been

tbe house; was there alone, and Jenny treated me to a glass of wine. Jenny Delley was there, but I don’t know who else wa# in thehou-e. This was about two years ago. 1

was a poller mm at tbe time.

J. Hodman /Shea, eworn: Am n policeman: don’t know anything about the ease at bar; 1 have known Maggie Murphy for two years; she Is a prostitute; has always lived at Jenny Dailey’s; Mr. Tate’s place of bustnese is near

Jenny D.dlev’s house,

Levi E. Wilmington, eworn: Am a poliosman; am acquainted with Maggie Murphy; she has the reputation of a prostitute; 1 do not know that she Is a prostitute; she stays at Jenny Dailey’s house, whloh has the reputa-

tion of being a house of ill fame.

J. P. Duvall: Am a policeman; am acquainted with Maggie Murphy; have known

her over a year: she is a prostitute.

Oroee Examined'. 1 know the Is a prostitute irom reputation; she hat plead guilty

several times to the charge.

Paultn Lender my. eworn: Am a pollcenrptu; don’t know M..ggieMurphy; I may have seen her; know her at sight; nave aeon her with Jenny Dailey for the last ten months; 1 have seen her at Jenny Dailey’# house when

we were there on bualness.

(Jroee Examined: 1 am a policeman In the Ninth Ward; 1 don’t know why we went to iav JiBK-i.i <sr» *“5

men the ago.

Prosecution her* elfcwd, aid ft* following

testimony for tbe defense wa* given:

fFarren Tale ewmn'. Am defendant; live bore in the city, at No. 88 South New Jersey street; have a sash and door factory; there Is about three f.ct between ray bouse and Jenny Dathy; Jenny Dailey deposita her money In my safe; my books show a considerable amount of money there now in my safe; near usie thousand dollars are there now; this Is on

‘ On

Take grains of allspice, soak them In water until soft enough to sew on a string without

breaking; after they are strung, lay them one side to dry. Then procure a vial, s »y three ounce, with a largo nozzle, and have It filled with three ounces of olive oil and one ounce of spirits of hartshorn. When tbo water has dried out of the allspice. P 1 * 0 *‘Jf t ,;£p“fhen thevlal, foh the.oft^.and take string around the child’s neck; If ft is too strong of hartshorn tbe child wtll Indicate the fact, whtn tbe spice should be taken off tbe neck and spirits allowed to partly

evaporate.

8uch a " necklace’’ as we have described should be kept on tbe neck of tbe child until its teething trouble Is over, and two strings of the allspice are necessary, so that as the strength evaporates a change may be made, and the previous one again placed In the vial. It Is a cheap remedy, one that Is within the reach of every family, and a trial can do no harm if it docs not do what our friend claims

it will.

Police Court.—Alfred Williams, an exgrocery keeper, had a little bill against one William Mann—a colored man and brother— for sundries long since eaten up, For some reason or other Mann failed to p»y tbo little bill, notwithstanding frequent presentations, until finally Williams got mad and confidentially informed Mr. Mann that he was tbe black male offspring of a female dog. Mann chose to consider himself provoked at this, and caused Williams to disburse $1105. If Mann had been disposed to be malicious, we think he might have made two cases against Williams. The mere fact of his presenting his bill was provocation to an assault and battery, without impugning the penu* of his respected maternal ancestor. Mary Holman, drunk, commuted her fine by ten days jail.

ObSTA correspondent of the Evening Commercial makes an infamous attack up >n < Jarmans In general, and the German Htcngcrfest In particular. While we have opposed the appropriation to assist to getting up the proposed festival, we are decidedly In favor of it, and hope to see It successful. The writer in tbe Commercial might with propriety learn good manners, good sense, and good music of tbe Germans he so viciously abuse*. A little beer now and then might Improve tbe tone of bis stomach,and "settle” his conscience, which seems to be muddler than boarding house coffee.

We rare la the illdet ef a Revetion.—No more premature decay of teeth. Soz dont renders them Indestructible. Nay, more, it makea the enamel m white ae Parian marble, and the breath aa odoriferous aa " the Sweet South breathing o'er banka of vloleta.” Neither the teeth nor the gums can become diseased, If It is used dally. 27-lweod

The “IJafwrinwale” should read Dr. William Thomson’a advertisement on tbe third page. Jol4-ly

In Cincinnntl. DOCTOR KENNEuY, whose name is so familiar to the American public, and one of the most learned physicians In this country, whose successful treatment of diseases of the skin and limbs have given him a world wide reputation, Uln this city, and can be consultel at his office, 339 West Sixth Street. A Philadelphia paper, speaking efhlm, says: "Havinggraduate* -; one of the best schools to *»>* _ "‘ u ’ ne *^ e, «d extent^'- —trti vl.lted every people and aing.iom having any position amongtbc nations of tbe earth—his scholastic and scientific attainments giving him access to the principal medical Institutions of the Old World. With an enthusiastic love and veneration for his profession, ho has endeavored to tract the natsre and to ascertain the actual Influence exerted by remedial agents In effecting the removal ol diseases ol the •kin, for purifying the blood and removing all diseases arising from tcrofulou* and other constitutional complaints, and restoring the disordered system to sound and perfect health. Then are no remedies known to the science of man that can equal his treatment. Dr. Kennedy has collected the principal discoveries with which modern chemistry has enriched the field of Materia Medlca, (a Washington Journal says, having made those diseases, diseases of the skin and limbs,) a specialty for seventeen years be Is able on the Instant to give you the name and cause of your disease, with the mathematical certainty of a ready reckoner.” Persons at a distance can be treated by giving adoscription of diseases by letter. marlfi-dly

Can Consumption be cured t is the often asked question, to wbtth the answer is emphatically. Yes! yes 11 If those to whom I ran refer, and from those whose testimonials can be seen at my office, are evidence. Noticing what seemed to me a great e rror, in treating most cases w Ithont regard to origin, was tbe cause of my Interest In the above named valuable preparation, nnd I am convinced that Consnpmtion in most forms has found a conqueror. By using the Consumptive Remedy by the directions, nnd with it, the Universal Cough Remedy to check every tendency to cough, mest decided eases are now living evidences of the fact that Consumption ena be eared t The most free correspondence, or Interview

solicited by

JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor, Practical Chemist and Pbnrmaceu|Jst,9 commercial Wharf, Boston, Mnssachusetts. Jyl6 deodfeweowlm

ClaelaMfl Hmrket. - Cincinnati, Wednesday, July 81. Flour—25e. lower and dull; sales of family 99 50&10; extea, 23. Corn—Dull at 75c. for No-1 la bulk* Gate—Dufl; wiles nt TOe. for nmf,‘ 81c. for

old.

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Bile on tbe Stomach osn be suddenly elimirnted by one dose of tbe Pills—say from four to six in nuTber. When the Liver is In a torpid state, when species of acrid matter from the blood or a serous fluid should be overcomr, nothing ran be better than Railway's Regulating Pills. Thcv give no unpleasant or unexpected shock to any portion of the system; they purge easily, are mild iu operation, and when taken sre perfectly tasteless, being elegantly coa ed with gum. They contain nothing but purely vegetable propeities, and are considered by high authority, the best and finest purgative known. They are recommended for the enre of all di orders of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Nervous Diseases, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, llllloufness, Bilious Few- In.

2f>@25}$c.; not

“TWSSjftSh.mas-a.- ; - Mess gemt ff—amftak f24. > Bulk Meats .Dll aad kbeolJers were bought * l>Mc.. but tlwf fire gcoenllr bold

at HKc., MSIsides «t 13U6-

Bacon—Qofet at for shoulders

and sides, med 15c. far clear aides.

Lard—Dull and closing with no buyers at 12^e.; tbe speculative demand baa subsided. Butter—In better demand but prieea are unchanged; sale* of Central Ohio at 18@20e.;

Western Reserve, 21@2£c.

Egg*—Sales at 16c.

Coffee—steady at 23<827J-£c. for Rto. Sts*at'—Firm at ia0l5Xe. for raw, and 17%

018c. for hsrd refined.

Unwed ootl—Sale* at fl 88. Lard Oil—Sale* at 95@$l. Petroleum—Sales at 42044c. for refined

five.

Gold—91 30% buying; $1 40}* selling. Money—The market is easy at 8010 per cent ; not much demand. Exchange—Steady. Wbeatber dry and unsenxonahly cold at night outaide the citr; tbe thermometer was down to 55 early this morning. Plwney, stock*, Etc.

MM.LINCRY. BARG AIN S

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SALE STABLES.

tion, Dyspepsia, llillouaness. Bilious reser. in- - ‘ ’ flammailoa of the Bowels, Plies, at* symptoms N resulting from Disorder* <* f * kc digestive organs. Western Union Telegraph 4^ ^

resulting froi

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Sold by Druggist*.

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TRUNKS.

KIT Among those who applied yesterday at tbe rooms of the Y oung Mens Christian Association for aid In securing employment, are two Germans, who have a keen realization ol what Ills to be far from friends and home, and short of money. They aro very anxious to do any kind ol honest work that will keep them from want and .beggary. One of them Is In middle life, and has experience In gardening and other out-door avocation*, Tbe other Is a young man, and Is accustomed to in door notel service.

Mayor's Office,

Indianapolis, August, 1.

To the Membereof the Common Council. Gentlemen : A special meeting oftho council will bo held In the council chamber this evening at seven o’clock, for the transaction of such business as may come before It. You are hereby respectfully notified to attend. Daniel Macauliy,

Mayor of Indianapolis.

Kir The annual sale of unclaimed goods belonging to the Americkn Express Company came off yesterday at Fcatherston's auction room. A great many packages and a great msny people wore sold; but few, if any, realized anything. One gushing artist paid sixteen dollars for an empty box. This thing nf buying a "pig In a poke” Is not what It’s cracked up to be.

tSF I’rof. J, 8, Black, from New York, teacher of English and Italian singing, highly recommended by the Eastern press, bas taken College Hall, where fee proposes to form a class and qualify them for teachers. Many of tbe best teacbers of the East are graduates of Prof. Blaek. He makes voice building a ape* clallty, for which he has attained 8 high reputation.

SIIILLIISO,

No. 55 West Wash, street, and 19 Ky. avenue.

Sole agent for the Patent Upright

THUNK

For Indiana, manufacturer anil dealer In

nngl (18m4thp

Trunks, FaZises, Trave'ing Hag*, Ac.

Indlmnmpwlln wis*le*Mle inarMex. ^Corrected dally by A.,ft#se—* ZZZESruf&eT' 74

ALE-

Petbaml is on . _®? ttl « d Ale, per do»en 1 50

AXES—

Teoeyck, per/ioa 17 00 Graff’s patent uoo 88 ■ lain«««••«#.• 18 00 American Spring Steel 14 00 BEESWAX........... ...38 to 80 BEANS—Very scarce. Small white * 75 to 3 0©

BRICK-

BBOOMS—Are . i better demand.

Common, per ib zen 3 00 to 9 96 Medium “ 9 60 to 3 V B RA^KKWLki^'^iid:::::::: , .?.* # . , .8 BRAN LND SHORTS, per ten. 26 00 to 2.* no ShipatuSS 8V 00toS7 00 BUTTER—Prim* to choice good demand 19 to 18 MBS*: •• •**

Star

oAiBtrkfSEr'

20 to 24 16*0 16 ... CO to 70

WIOIV—

CANNED FRUITS—

One pjund Cove Oyster.*, perdox.- 2 00 to CHEESE— 3 *8 U> Western Reserve 12^ to 13 Hamburg 1#« to 16 Factory , . . i» to 17 CLAY, per bushel 75

COAL-

Brazil. . 30

Highland

Fittsburg Rolling Mill

COPPER—

Brazier's Coppe Copper Bottoms. COFFER—We <iuot Rio Laguayro

26 17

, per pound...

:e:

38 63

... 38

COTTON YARNS-

No 800 No. 900 No. 7fX).

.38 tort

BUSINESS COLLEGE.

THE

BUSINESS

COLLEGE, Blackford’s Block.

N Institution for the Practical Education of

young men. Students c*n enter at any time

In the year. For particulars, address. HOLLENBECK A BRADLEY,

.|f>90 d3m4thp

Indianapolis.

TEAS.

CHINA TEA STORE

Headqiutrtem 1b lartlmaa FOR CHINESE AND JAPANESE

TEAS!

The China Tea Store,

(ESTABLISHED IN No. 7 ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. f#MS W TT T.XX.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Card to Invalida.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Ameriea as a missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay. Diseases of tbe Urinary and Seminal Organs, and u>« whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vision, habits. Grebe numbers have been cured fey this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the affile ted and unfortunate, I will send tbe recipe for preparing and nslng this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs It, ran or obabob. Address JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Bible Hbuee, febl8 dly New York city.

.12 00 to 13 50

95 to 26 *4 to *5 *. 22 to 33

Cai pet warp 64 to 66 Coverlet yarn 56 to 67 BOGS... 18 to 14

FLOUR-Market dull.

Superfine 7 00 to 9 00 Extra, 9 00 tolioO

Vamily

FRUITS—Market dull.

Dried Apples, per lb Green—Cull; none in market. Peaches, halves, per lb

•’ quarters, ••

FEATHERS—

New. live geese W9 White V »n?«i»e-half bbl White FUb to kits

Mackerel, No. 1, one half bbl.... w Mackerel. No.3,one-half bbl .large 10 26 to 10 50 Mackerel, in kits, No. 1 2Mito2fiO Mackerel, in kits. No. 3. large 3 46 to 3 60

rORKIGN FRUITS—

Raisins—Layers, new 4 73 :o M. B-.v 4 50 to Turkish Frnnes, per lb 33 to 34

. 65 to 70

7 00 to .2 00 to

10 75 to 11 00

Currants

GRAIN—

Bed, new White, new Wheat, red, per bus

very scarce.

2 00 2 00 2 00

White, vei Corn,ear,

GLASS—Subject to discount often to fifteen per eent. for large orders. • brio 6 80 10 by 13 7 00 JSBNO 75 to 80

::::: 8 SrS .30 08 to 32 b6

GIN:

HAIR— Per bnshel.

HID

Salted

u Calf Skin . . . . . . . . ffifiVeST*

LEUN—

Boiled Sheet Iron, Nos. 10 to 37. Charcoal do do d* . Gen nine Russia Imitation do. A

American Spring Steel'.'.”.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.V.V.'l4 to 14K Horse shoes per lb 8k t ‘ Horseshoe sails »

LEAD

Bar.... „..13Mrtl8«

.. 8*tO 7M

to9j I to:

LABD.

KALT-

::ioo

5ei n *::

MOLASSES—

New O

::::i«otoi«

95 to 1 00 86 to 1 no ..40 to 10

Well Worth Reading.

ghton'.'.

floss Water.—Mr. Pat. Welsh, at the Bank Saloon, next to Vsjen’e hardware etore, on Washington street, is In dally receipt of tbe celebrated white sulphur water from Rose’s well in Terre Haute. This water Is poeseeeed of fine medicinal virtues, especially In Its action upon tha liver and skin. Mr. Welsh has It fresh from the spring, umi keeps It 000! on Ice, which renders It more palatable than in the tepid state It flow* from tbe well.

13-Fourteen Irishmen, employed at the Insane Asylum, •track for twenty fire cents a day additional—Just enough to pay car expenses. The forman, John Flseus, discharged tbe fourteen Irishmen, and employed twenty, five negroes In their placet. So It scema that It take* twenty.five "mokes” to do ft* work ef fourteen "mlcks ”

Who is there that does not desire to be always exempted from Indigestion—to have a good appe* tlte, a painless stomach, a dear bead, a regular pulse, a healthy complexion! If this meets the eye of any who are not thus blessed, tot them try H08TBTTER S STOMACH BITTEB9. We guarantee that this delightful tonic will restore any stomach, however weak, to a healthy condition; that It will bring back the truant appetite, aed give permanent vigor to the whole system. The feeble aad emaciated, sufferingfremdyspepeto or Indigestion in a*y form, are advised, for the sake of their own bodily and mental comfort, to try it. Ladles of the most delicate constitution testify to Its harmless end its restorative properties. Physicians everywhere, disgusted with tae adulterated liquors of commeree, describe it a* the SAFEST AND MOST RELIABLE

lew Orleans Porto Bieo.. Sorghum

OfiLS-

1 40 to 1 45 IfiSIS 'S5‘8

1 46 r OU 60 to 1 20 itnery OH 40 to TO ■bon Oil i 56 to 66

22 IS

FgTATOBR-In good demand i 16 to 1 36

PBOVI9ION8—

Bacea. clear sides 18 to 13 Shoalders 9 to 10 ». plain 14 ■cured 16*4 to

...ntalix

nams,] Sugar<

mictfTT..

•alt-

new York. Wednesday, July 31. Money—The market easy and steady at 405 per cent, for call loan*. Sterling—Quiet at gold and first cls«fl bills. G fid—A shade lower, opening at fl 40, declining to 21 39%. and closing at fl 40. Government stocks—Are without decided change. Couponsori881,110V*;coupons of 162,111%; coupons of 1864,109%; coupons of I860,109%; coupon*, new, 108%; coupons of 1867,108%: 730’*, 107%. Stocks—Heavy and rather lower.

I.ATB8T—5:30 P. M. PRICES.

fUsnea ««■***oaafoQPjge^g | , Ok**J»

"ariposa, 10%;

New York

Central, 106%; Erie, 76%; Hudson, 115; Reading, 107%; Michigan Central, 111%; Northwestern, 60%; do. preferred, 72%; Fori Wayne, 107%; Wabash,51%; Illinois Central, 119; Pittsburg. 95; Toledo, 125: Rock Island, 102; St. Paul, preferred, 5 %; Michigan Southern, 82%; new Tennessee 6V 66%; Missouri Pacillo issue, 101; Pacific Mali, 146%;

Atlantic Mail, 111%.

Express Stock*—Merchants Union, 18; Ad-

ams Express. 74%; American, 73; United

State#, 80; Welle, Fargo & Co.. 67%. Mining Shares—Higher; Gregory, 685; Cor-

vdon, 140; Grtnncll. 310; Quartz Hill, 210; Kooky Mountain. 170; Smith & Parmtee, 59i»; Sensewderfer, 1,350; Davidson copper, 425;

New York and Alleghany petroleum, 350. Receipts of ibe Sub-Treasury—f3.156.2G8; payments, f8,566,993; balance, f 126,315,067.

ne. t,onm iraarKee. ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, July 31 Tob icco—More active but unchanged. Cotton—Nomin:il at 22023c. Flour—Dr>opinst ur.d ursettled; sales of extra, 5809; double extra, 9 5001150; choice and fancy, fit 50013. - s Wheat—Dull and drcoping, except, for fancy wbi< b Is scarce; prime, f l 9001 97%; choice, §202 26; fancy, $2 1002 15. Corn—Dull and lower at 9701 03 for white; 85086c. for yellow; 800836. for mixed. Oats- Lower at 82057c. far old; 75e. lor new. Rye-Heavy at f l 2501 30. B»rley—In demand and new -pring sold at fl 10. Provisions—Very dull. P.-rk-S 'les at ?24 50. B*con—Unchanged. Wdisky—Nominal at f202 05. Receipts—Flonr. 3,150 bar- els; wheat, 10.525 sacks; corn, 7,700 sack-; ,oats, 3,775 sacks. Weather cloudy Oud warm.

FEED AND SALE STABLES.

G. W. Croach & Co., Proprietors, BUY AND SELL HORSES AND MULES. No. 42 Soutlx Pennsy Iran la Streoty INDIANAPOLI-, INDIANA.

ion byh

Refers to S

A Brown, Frankli Pleafant. Ti-nn ;

r otherwise rurnisbe.i.-n re<ji

S. 8. Forsyihe, Louisville. Ky.; Neely franklin. Tenn ; J. J. Granr-erry, Mt ant. Tcnn ; Alex Thompson, Franklin, Tenn. ;.l, S. Chapman. M aeon. G». aprlu a3m

MEDICAL.

UealiDg the Sick Without Medicine.

DR.

A. J. HIGGIAS,

OF CHICAGO,

to the East,

res> htng Nxw Yonx and PBii.aSKi.eBia in es Quick 1 imb as any rou>«, B*i.ti«oexS% hours, ami W ash I soto* CITS * hours la advance ol au.

or Baa Routes.

N«* w Stale Kaons Sleeping Can, surpassing in elegance and comiort those of any other line, are run through to N aW AKK, (on the Central Ohio Route, and DKNNISON. (on the Pi tsburgRoute,) witlaentebange, arriving at Dennison at a most SEASON ABLE HOUR for

BRKAKFAST.

lickecs good vi a Piqua or Dayton. Passengers, to avail themselves of the quick time and sure connections of this Short Line to the Kastera cities, must ask for ticket* via COv UMRU8 A ISDIANAPULIS RAILWAY LINK, which are for sole to ah the above joints

at the Union l»epot,

J. M. LUNT, Gen’l. Superintendent.

F CHANDLER, Gen 1 Ticket -tgent.

J. 8. SIlAi KELFt

Wes'ern an ‘ Somhern Agent.

irt v29 d8m

FORD,

HOTELS.

A. in e r i c a n H o t e 1

Chestnut street, opposite old Independence Haffi

PHILADELPHIA.

Odyllic Physician

FOB CHRONIC DISEASES,

TS now at the rALXER HOUSK, Indianapolis,

JL and will remain a few weeks.

Dr. HIGGINS gives no medicine, but cures by anewand scientific meihod, whicn is far superior to any other yet discovered. So powerful and so natural is this system, that by it many bave been restore! I to health m ai Incredibly short space of time, who have lor many years suffered from discs which have been pronounced incurable, and whom medicine has been administered with

good effect. Many * told miseries in the entirely cured ii

dmu

fori

ease:

to whom medicine has been no good effect. Many who hai

in one week. Dr. Higgins’ pracctive in all spinal diseases

have for years suffered back and head, have been

tice is very effective

Cancers of all

> w iloo

I spl

cures Cancers of all kind, in trout ten to fifi days, and that too without leaving the patient

but his blood will be cleansed so th;

Bythi:

also

poi.-oned. but his blood wilt be cleansed so that it will never again return. By this practice nature is assisted in restoring the equilibrium of the vital forces, and when the patient is cured, he w ill

also have learned how to keep well.

The t>r. here announces that his practice is so essentially different from other persons professing to Deal the sick without medicine, that to I jmtge of him by them would be doing him

i grea

Cblcago market. CHICAGO, Wednesday, July 31. Showery and cool. Flour—More active for winter extra*, and spring extras dull. Wheat—More active and 5@8c. higher; No. 1 spring, fl 9001 95; No. 2 spring, fl 700 180. Corn—Fairlv active; sales at 86%087%e. for No. 1; 82%083%c. for No. 2. Oatg—202c. lower; sal 1 s at 61063c. for No. 2. Kye—Firm and steady; sales at fl 01 for No. ;. Provision*—Nothing doing. Receipts—Flour, 2 300 barrel*; wheat, 4.700 bushels; corn, 105,000 bushels; oats, 6,000 bushel*; bogs,4.550. Shipments—Flour. 4.SOO barrels; wheat, 7.000 bushels; corn, 138,000 bushels; oats, 1,900 bushels.

ge:

JUUStl

tq t here is nothing miraculous or supernatural out this practice. By some it is ca'ledmgift; abt it is based upon street principles of natural buience. and is commended by many eminent schy-icians of other practices who have received preatment tor themselves and families, and also

recommend it to their patients

It takes but a few treatments to enre most of the Weak eyes, weak spines, scald head, i.ervous head ache sick head ache, neuralgia, deafness inflammation of the eyes of Uicgs anding, nasal catarrh of the tront and back passages, sore throat, bronchitis, stomach cough, liver cough, nlargement of the heart, palpitation or the

' Uing of the womb, all spinal

jy2S dtf

8. M. HEULINGS, Proprietor.

(COMMERCIAL HOTEL

One square north of Union Depot, come Illinois and Georgia streets., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, jel d3m GEO. McCORMICK, Proprietor.

S. *. CHITTKNOXK.

C. X. SkAttkAMV

CLARENDON HOTEL, CINCINNATI, OHIO.

S. E. Crittenden St Co., Proprietors

TTAV'ING leased the property known as the

XI. Walnut Sir et fiou.-e, and <

Walnut Sir et iiou»e, „ impPovemcnts uiwn tbe same

I completed our it Is now tfcor-

provements nixm tbe same, it Is now thoroughly refurnished, painted, carpeted, and in excellent condition, and will from this date

most et be tbe

ClaAKENflMEX HOTEL,.

i, dyspepsia, falling of the womb, all sp: diseases, chro .ic diarrhea, piles ot all kinds fis

cat ses

sat:

nat

etc., etc.

iea. .

iuio, cancers, diabetes, spermatorrhea, and all

diseases ot

irs, the

ulcers and tu

alignant sore*, aralysis. gout, ys,lame backs,

CONSUMPTION, in its incipient stages, also

u,ary organs

mors in ihe meres, paralysis, go:

rheumatism, diseases of the kiddeys, lame backs.

yields to this system.

FAR*LYSIS, which has been considered by

other physicians as incurable, can be cured where circumstances are favorable, but requires longer

time.

General Dropsy also yield to this system, but Iso requires longer time. Term* of treatment made known on application, but always isosonable. Consultation fn &prl2 dfitl&tp

BOOTS AND SHOES.

MORRIS Sc LYTLE,

DEALERS IN

Boots and Shoes,

9GPearl Street,

Louisville fflarltet.

Louisville, Wednesday, July 31. Tobacco—Siles of 211 hogsheads at full rates; sales of lugs at $3 2505 75; leaf, $60

OIIsTCIISriSrATT, OHIO.

c aa.

Flom—Superfine, f707 55 for No. 1; new,

$11.

Wheat—Sales at $1 75 for prime.

Corn—Ear in bulk, 85c.; white shelled de-

livered, $1 06.

Oats— New in bulk, 53060c.; old, 83c.

Mess Pork—Sales at 924

Lsrd- In tierce*. 12%0I3c. Bicon—Sales of suuulders at 13c.; clear

side*, 16%c. packed.

Whisky—In bond, 20031c.

River falling, with 3 feet and 24nches in the

canal.

miwuukee market. Milwaukee, Wednesday, July 31. Flour—Dull; sales of city double extra at $1001150; country do., $9 75010; extra, $909 50. Wheat—Sales at $2 25 for No. 1;$1 81 for No. 2; $1 65 for No. 3; *1 20 for rejected. Oats—Weak; tales at 65c. for No. 1; 63064c. for No. 2. Corn—Firm at 87c. for No. 1 old. Receipts—Flour, 500 barrels; wheat, 1,100 bushels; oats, 1,200 bushels; corn, 1,600 basbeis. Shipments—Flour, 2,800 barrels; oats, 6.000 bushels; corn, 500 bushels; wheat, 7,000 bushels.

Baltimore market. Baltimore, Wednesday, July 31. Coffee—Unchanged. Flour—Active tor city mills extra for shipment; sales of 5,000 barrels at $12012 50. Wheat—Advanced5%c.; sales of white at $2 3502 75; red, 2 4002 65. Com—Scarce; srlea of prime mixed Western at $11201 13. Oato—Sales of old at 80085c.; new, 70375c. Provisions—Steady, with a good demand from the South for bacon. L «rd—Firm at I3%c. Whisky—Nothing doing.

cooler with too, carslully wrapped up a piece aad told it out ia ft* engine room near ft* furnae*. Tbto morning be accused another workman of taking it. Hu anybody seen a

•tray piece of tcc?

Of all rtoaachlci. Its effects are insteatencons. It does art require weeks of dosing before Us firtoes are realised. Thousands sit dawn to their

because often eat

•SBM—Very little doing!'

::::::::::::::::

SHBRznrc^Per sheet Per Bag

SOAP—

Indianapolis German S=E

•ODA-

gltsk

2 TO to9 80 2 88

Hew Bark Drv GooAn market. HEW YORE. Wednesday, July 31. Tbe dry goods market is dull, bat there is no yartkular ebange to observe in prices. Woolen shawls are beginning to sell more freely at a discount of 5010 per cent, below last jest's price*; other kinds of woolen* are •till dull aad depressed. A convention ef hosiery manafsetaren la in session In Albany, to-day, to consider the propriety of tbe stoppage of all their mills at once, as they are losing money.

• W to 190 19 75 toll 00 375

memaplsls market.

Memphis, Wednesday, July 31. Cotton—Firm at 26c.; exports, 16 baton; re-

.. ft 14*

ceipts, 15 halts.

Flour—Superfine dull and unchanged.

Corn-White, $12301 23.

Oats—Sales at 9Ufi»96e. for new and old.

lay—Scarce

.... 8k to 9 rt 10 to 10* .7.10 to 10* 19% 9o iP

Hay—Scarce at $26030.

Pork—Sales at $26.

Bacon—Sates of clear sides at 16%014%c.

Lard—Sales at 12014c.

River falling.

nertean..

Illttllia’ vVP*

The food tha*

tire harm, it engenders

confirmed dyipep*!*-

'msmsm

...10 to ...» to

10% 0%

i^H 5 !

Toledo. Wednesday, July 31. Without material change, but cleeweaker; sales of new amber Michl-

29.• nrtw mmhAP. %9<2to9 13.

HOSTETTE&’S STOMACH BITTERS

call; can be called for at any tlmo. Oobstur. day sventng, ftbout ten o’clock, I was at tbo barber shop, standing at tho door of Lutto’s Hotel; Maggie Murpby earn* up aad spoke to me, and toid me that Jeaay Dailey bed sent her after me; that she bad been arrested asd wanted me to come down to mf offlce;w9

went down end met Jenny Dailey; ft* wee et her door: eh* desired money, about $00;

ET Wo cell attention to Mr. R. L. Shilling’# card ia this morning’s paper. Mr. S. ha* been engaged In tbe trunk trade for many years, end fully underetenda hie bualness. In addition to all tho improved trunks he manufecturee, he la tho sol* agent for th* patent upright or bureau trunk, wktob should be seen to b« admired.

Taken regularly before meals will prevent alt this. )y90 deodAwfw

mrw uwfi.maam ummai v\4 uiviam/f toi/w* Wfetl#

Jenny had beta “raided, 1

and sb* wanted to eeo m«j 1 wont into my office, and ak* said aha would eomoloto mf

Kf” Griffin, tbe beast of the Vlacenoe# a*setie, yesterday came up to Terre Haute, to try the artesian water for his health. Any other water, with tbe additions of a little soap, would do as well. We trust be wtll never lav* hie stalwart limb* In Whit# river, however. It would poison the fish.

oomo Into my

office, which she did, but stayed but a few minute*, when 1 was arrested on • charge et utifng pfofMic IftOfuafu* put m fftlly mmI IduImnI up, aad was tot out of jail ou • bond of ftt.

JUtoimuTioN.-Tb* tlmo appelated for tho registration of voter# will toon be here, and wo would uagfi fepon DemocraU the late portMeo of regtolerlng to th* last voter. Tho radieal* will register to a man, and it behoove* tho Demooraoy to do IftewM. Lot ofory Domowot begin to atlr up hla lukowarm

nolfafeors.

fST An osproeoman In Fhtladoipbla roootvod n fens modo ol iMoh wood, directed to oboMot * wotortnir p»oeo, feoortng tho folto wing tondmJanmtgfitomi i » lll■Tll ,

(An attempt wee hero modo to afeow that Jobn Unveraaw, city marshal; MlofeaolBoOd* der, deputy marshal and William Beet, lieutenant of police were at Jenny Dei toy’s house, and after having mad* o levy of $60 on Jonty Dailey,ftot they called out th* nine, and that Boss felt on* ol ft* girl*’ ankleo and eonveraod •omowhat lively with other gtrloi nnd that Mr. Tat* being In hi* o0oo hoard thorn touting and remarked fearthiy that It was wrong to treat these men ia HNffi moaner, muled out.)

Eorron HEBALD—For ieur cf violating modlool ethics, pormtt mo to i ii*r*5t' your Itolt la thto morning’s paper. Mr. Holwlf'e Uttto boy woa Kicked by a bon* « wort eg* loot Sunday moralng. Dr*. Bar cos A Parvia wore oaitod In, and set the brokea bones, and not that other Decter. « That’* So.”

HYGIENIC WINK m* mronn> Too to, recommended fey Ow Htoat emimmss phyatol—s, is mede of Admits la tteoamdOrtttoa only and FehvttUg* eufertmteoa. It wglaaii, with a grew •■pertority. eU other Bitters, which hove for a bae« nothtag feat alcohol or laJOrtor whiskies. ttle richer ftaa say offiwr Birtsn tm ArmUKle mad mml—HUiO PEiaeialM, ▲sd It* U*te U exquisite. Itssooehlmc enOctsos

thoRoruewafflm

Hoed.

7*.

Porto Bieo, Baw Cuba, row •••mod ccto»meM.mmmmmmm«cg lg

. ... -ID

SSSStVwdSii

• * •ir#

•••**'••• !,

• « ..««'• •« .«

>«...r S

"••~lto

iV.e-#.*cib* . '.Vv.

Flour—Qul Wbesi-Wi ed a shade w,

gau at $2 3002 32; new amber, $202 13. Corn—A shude lower, with sales of fresh receipts of No. 1 Wabash at Me.; Ifo. 2, 88c.;

•‘V^O-n-iSQc.

Oats—None circling.

Lake Freighte—Unchanged.

MlMurau* am Mm*k e c. . i Philadelphia, Wednesday, July 3L Wheat—Firmer; sales of new red in bond

92 2002 35.

Corn—Firm; sales of mixed Western at

fill.

Oats—Steady at 93c. for old; new, 80c.

Whisky—Firm at 30c. hondvd.

;;;

tt gently firtto||rrtm fey Elanimrttog ft* ftwet.

nmi. and dlert

m emi fonrth mi*0inoi»iteJtf.. OOteTOO

•*’ ' OSWEGO, Wednesday, July 31.

Flour—Dull sod i

Wheat-(

I unchanged, ad no sale*.

sTrr .

LOCAL

I of Ihe Dicertlve Organs, i

gw, 074 »»ota,l

A Ormaft Mada.—Mr. A. A. ktonoa’Ptotfre Frtaefflhtho glrtso rttameft# llttto folia go to have their Pictures token. Hevtag madolfeo tofetog *f ohHdran*a Phooegnpho a spootoUty in hto hnrtno*o,ft*h |u«l how to gif* ttoom tko oaaloot and moot gnooful poaltloffi that milaffo afelU oaa Im-

g iving ohOrtUW i

Mm.itlinom behind mm

oneesl

» • • V. • • .........l

radlmrt.

* • : - S^TS^Vv.r^-tw* •*

gallon

Other_ grains scarce and ncminal.

t833S&si&&& but on flw contrary in ft* mootofeorto men•Of. 1 hot* not paid Jenny Delley ony money since then. X Wd at Uttto* Motel and

•torn to my room over my *0e*.

^ibort igfifwwi momt M»<oi. On»atetr,l.y n

iwMraitotful eon, l asked

Uvo at

smstss&r.wMi:

art* to4sy, rt F orthereton’e rooms, at

m. dtfntog ttmm rapirtad.

Untonf 1 Wo^^oMndW^Mir w* doialw ftoi Hume, Adorno ft Go. are raHang Wall •» gramly ndnood yitow, nad that

whogotfeoranood not go

' wmaftSf rfs-fr

ra9*Mi and Dobillty, and moroovog M nnos Itod •**“ ‘ 'jsISranmisL '

H'Jii

etertitnM

fL Am nn

»S

A,4A fc temM»A stooa ofW 19 ■ ^Ornrnmm

New ffmrk Cattle IHmrket. New York, Wedneaday, July 31.

Beef Cattto—The Erttonta off eatttoat tbe Hudseo City yards atom Monday were, 1JH2;

are firm and %c. higher than last

*■,nuh. n*

♦* ? fis <te

ateciua •**

*$'. *. .. - ■: art' 1 t«« _ t% mi*r wte k i*ui

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FULL s

Orders

aprOO rtflm

supply of all siscs always on hand, filled promptly and with care.

OLD LONDON DOCK.

THIS DELICIOUS TONIC,

Especially designed for the use of the MEDICAL PROFESSION AND THE FAMILY, bow Indorsed by all the prominent Physicians,

8 11 Cr TV aaavavaw wa nrj mm»M won# yaoraaaaaawaaw jm oav>aa»oao, Chemists, and Connoisseurs, as possessing all those intrinsic medicinal qualities (tonic and

diuretic,} which belong to an

OLD AND PURE GIN. We trust that onr established reputation founded upon eighty-eight years of experience abundantly vindicates oar claims to public confidence, and guarantees the excellence of ftb

Standard Article.

Put up in Cases, containing one dozen bottleeach, asd sold by all prominent Druggists, Gro core, etc. A. M. BININGER & CO., [Established 1718.] Sole Importers, Wo. if Beaver street. New York.

DAlfoT

.a, SENOUR St CO., 143 South Meridian street,

Whoteenhffltent

tint

any Hotel in the city. Telegraph office in t

see onr friends anti mtee the accotnDON to be equal to

elegraph office in the Hotel

ar*3d S. E. CRITTENDEN A CO.

MANHATTAN HOTEL. ISURRAY STREET. Second door from Broadway, opposite the Pars NEW YORE. H. HUGGINS, Proprietor. A. J. SMITH. Clkex. sep94 dly

SHERMAN HOUSE.

Opposite Union Repot, INDIANAPOLIS, INI>. WM. JJI. HAWKINS, - - Proprietor

lar ho -

upon . car-

T j AVING leased the a h ove named popula .he same, it is now thoroughly refurnirheu. petad, painteu anu in m«?t excelleui c ndition We shall at all times be happy to see our inend and the tiaveling public and :eel safe in sayinj

herman” wi

myie 3m

e equal to any in the West.

STEVENS HOUSE.

21, 23, 25 nnd 27 Broadway, N. Y.

Opposite Dowling Green.

ON THE BUBOtMCAN PLAN.

rpHE Stevens House is well and widely known J. to the trate.ing public, The location is especially suitable to merchants and businessmen it ia In close proximity to the basinets part of thi city—is on the highway of southern and wetien

}—Is on the highway of southern and wetiem tvel—and adjacent to all the principal railroad

d st« The:

and steamboat depots.

> House ti uesta—it

sesses every modern improve: “— ' ‘ iteini

evens House bas liberal acco 90u guests—It is well furn

lod

iccom modal ion ■tbed, and posot tor the corn-

site

for overt in eel tor

fort an entertainment of'its inmates The rooms ore spacious and well ventilated—provided with gas and waver—the attendance is prompt and respectful—anddhe table is generously provided with every delicacy of ihe season—at moderate rates. GJSOHGJfi E. CHjxSE ft CO., maylS dBm Proprietors.

AN ELEGANT HOTEL,

INI3IANAI»OUS, INDIANA.

fT1HI9 house will be kept inferior to none In the JL Cnited States, yet charges shall be equitable.

FRANK. COSTIGAN ft BRO., Proprietors. This house has been thoronghly repaired and reiurnished in every deportnu-i t n.iPfl-m

INSURANCE.

ARE YOU INSURED ?

IF YOU AWT! POOR

OU may die and leave j our family poo A rich, yon may lo*e your fortnne in an 1 Yon can not lose your LUC Insurance. It

poor. It

hour.

lose your Idle Insurance. It pays

von a good intereet on your investment, and the

best considering yon ran no risk.

[gents.

Opinions of tlae Press.

The Biningers, No. 15 Beaver street, have a very citation to sustain, na the oldest and beet

few

high reputation to sustain, aa the old house iu New York.—[Home Journal.

The house of A M. Bininger ft Co., No. 15 Beaver street, has sustained for a period ot eighty years a reputation thatnuty well be envied.—[New York Evening Post. JelS deodftweowly

tend beet INSURE IN THE OLD RELIABLE

BERKSHIRE

FOR SALE OR TRADE.

A Splendid Chance for Investment.

LIFE INSURANCE CO.

PITTtsPlELR, MASS.

T HAVE 860 acres of Laid, fourteen miles J. sootheatt of this city, on Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad, within one mileot the sta-

tfam, for sale or trade for property in in Cincinnati, or will tell on liberal te pnees. U te well watered, and is su

division so a* to

this city o:

idlos

terms and low susceptible of

e three, foer or five larms:

has two good farm houses and two barns; about

‘ three orchards, a

MOacrexs well set in meadow, three orchards, a grist and saw mill with circular saw, which will

DO sold separate or with the land.

Cask Assets, - - - $800,600 00 Clains FaH, - - - $300)000 00

aprll dfit

WM.LOVB, He Broker.

Real Jfosate J

NOTICE.

$5,000 Reward. $5,000

All Frtlicie* JHntnal lYan-Fffrreitable.

and

rriHB printed circulars, which Frost is sending X through the country, and the slanderous repurts which his agents are Instructed to circulate, are entirely beneath toe consideration oi any respectable person. I will p^r $5,00u reward to J.

lU pay |

other person, wuo will

e t

nut l

put in circulation withoi

i circular is

.tablish world

t un entire falsehood, and

in roy^ court ol justice and prove to the world

All Kinds of Policies Issued,

'I will, furthermore,

rill prove SO the i he has resided

the pubMte 0* MtMhllpraecSce in rascality basteM been given full .cope, until it has become entirely chronic; or^ again, if he will prove to me that he

VFSSSBhSTiSSVfili’J&S^

ivaamv, va , sagtaxxx, a* sic *• XXX pruw W IUC nfilM UC financially, in a condiiion to iinnirthtu cDyn*

^the libels It is entire foil

v D yon wo alive, to yourself in Cash; If you die before, te the person named.

has

is is enure roily for him thus to circulate his Justus hatred of my medicines. It is true, if he

can Induce people to

his, then his 'desires would’ be accomplished Every intelligent man or woman mast know, *i»«*

Insure Tbnday for $20,000!

thinking that by so doing I shall elevate i of my own, but to contradict fta U which have been wade, and re-

am uro those who have used my preparations, with satisfactory results, that Frost’s threats. •‘'-'•^tobe^Vejsecffito’u ^

I am, rery rdspcctfinlly* Your obriOlealsenrant.

., ^r.c c. h. tmnr j.

Jftd ten years from to-day you getfte cash your Pseminou aav be paid annaally, seml annuPort note takoa when re-

two years

on^Sh]

40 per cons, per cent, to

Lite plan, atthe ^^f

r-five.wnimrarayo« teg *wo yeue and three la any other oompstny ywu insure for on#

«Q TH* PUBLIC.

have mam

Wmnted.

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