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tjUMUlAKlf OF nEWB. -Ooia closed la Mew York oa Saturday, at 1.41%. —General Sheridan la sot a candidate for Secretary of War or for bead of f«f«iu« buread. —The Star has Information that General Sickles win, on retiring from the eotnmaad of the second jdistrlot, leaf* the army and comraence the practice of law la Mew Yerk. —Colonel B. B. Ed wards, an es*Uaton officer, charged with uttering seditious language In the late canvass, has been tried and convicted in McMlnn county, East Tennessee, and dls« qualified from holding any office whatever for three years. The Jury was composed exolu* slvely of loyal leaguers. —The lollowing advertisement appears In the Intelligencer this morning, and Is exciting much comment: “ Coitfederate Bond* HVmted—First National Bank, August 29, l,so7.—We have an order for a moderate nmount of eight per cent, bonds, C. S. A., and until filled wlll_buy all that are offered, at best rates. W. T. Huntington, Cashier. —Information from all the aurrouudlng counties of Maryland Is to the effect that the organization and drilling of military companies Is going on rapidly. •Within a short tirao the formation of cavalry companies has begun north of Baltimore, on the lines of travel. An Impression of Impending trouble 1 - reported very general by an ex-official who returned to the city to-day, having spent ten days In that portion of Maryland. —Internal revenue receipts for the fiscal rear to August 81 were |42.r»85,7l>T, snd for the week ending the same day #3,075,3:13. —In an address at Amiens, Louis Napoleon remarked that bo regarded the enthusiastic receptions which had every where beea extended to him throughout the country as evidence of the patriotism of tho people and confidence in t’ao government, ilo did not think that I n nch honor had been tarnished or prestige liiijtairrd In tho Mexican question. Late rv. ids In Germany had 1c ft France tranquil, hi.,1 he was certain tho pence of Europe would not 1)0disturbed. Tn conclusion, he express- - n desdio for the establishment of more libend institutions, and wider and more active trade, which he said lie would do his utmost to promote. —General Bousseau "’r.d staff sailed for California on Saturday. -One hundred nnd forty members of Maximillion's body guard sailed from New York for Europe on Saturday, brought there by French war steamers, with a largo number ol foreign diplomatic legations In Mexico. — David Dudley Field sailed from New York on Saturday to attend tho meeting of tho Serial Science Congress, which meets at Belfast September 18. — There were five hundred and eighty deaths In Now York last week. Not a ease of yellow fever in tho city. — Mrs. Jeff. Davis arrived in New York on Saturday, cn route for Canada. - The Fenian prisoners, Colonels Warren and Nagle, it is understood, have been released l>y the British government. - Silas S. Drew & Company, dry goods dealers in Boston, have failed, with liabilities amounting to a quarter of a million dollars. One firm In New York will suffer to the amount of $too,(XH>. Assets estimated at $100,-
000.
.L S. Kirby, telegraph operator and agent of tho l nlon J’aclfio B diroad at Topeka, Kansas, has committed suicide. B port says he was a defaulter for #5,C0U. A son of Judge Jewltt, of Ohio, agent of a railroad company at Junction City, Kansas, It Is said, has disappeared In a mysterious man-
ner.
Cholera has broken out at St. Mary’s Mission, in the 1’ottawatamio reserve, Kansas. — Bcports from the northern part of Texas, say negroes In that section are quite excited. They went into court ali well armed, and asserted their Intention to tako tho law Into tie.drown hands. —The juirnals of Denmark f avor the sale of the Island of St. Thomas to the United States, and, also, Iceland. - The French Academy awarded the prize of poetry to Mr. Grenier. Subject of poem, Death of Abraham Lincoln.” —The caterpillars are creating sad havoc v, iih the cotton crop on Sea Island. —Tin ro were 211 deaths from yellow fever at <; dve.-ton last we^k, and 100 at Corpus Chvi-ti. About one-half of tho cltizsn* are Sick ur dea l. Much distress prevails, and help Is needed. —:, ncral Pope bas Issued his order for election on the 1st of October, on the question of h .Ming a convention, and for electing delegates to same for forty election districts. —A large conservative meeting wae held in Columbus, Georgia, on Saturday, which was addressed by James Williams and Benjamin Holmes, colored orators, from Tennessee. Resolutions were passed demanding enfranchisement of all whites, and declaring the right of negro s to hold office. There was a demonstrailon the previous day by radical blacks to mob Williams and Holmes. —The French and British Ministers, accompanied by all the members of their legations, left tho city of Mexico on the 8th for Vera Cruz, under suitable escort, and subsequently left Vera Cruz on the night of the 18th. —Santa Anna is still Imprisoned at Castle <? m Jiundo Uftnr. Nothing definite known in regard to bis fate. —Tiro pad lie spreehes of Emperor Napoleon have hud good Gleet in financial affairs. —The St. Louis Dem crat suggest-', in view of tho condition of affairs in Washington, that the Governors of the loyal States and and managers of the Grand Army of the Republic meet at an early day to consult upon the situation. —Political meetings are the order of the day in California, and tho canvass is very exciting. —Number 15,139 drew tho 000 prize In Murray, Eddy k Co.’s Covington, Kentucky, drawing on Saturday. —Madam U : *lori nnd dramatic company sailed from Brest by steamer Europa, on Saturday last. — —General Grant has issued a special order to the effect that commanders of military districts under tho act of March 2, 1807, will make no appointments to civil effleesof persons who have been removed by themselves or thdr predecessors in command.
INDIANAPOLIS DAILY HERALD.
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YOLUME 2.
INDIANAPOLIS, MONDAY MOBNING, SEPTEMBER 2.1867.
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TELEGMPUIC REPORTS
News by Cable.
Napoleon** Moreasetiie-ne makes a tew Bemarks-Enthaslasilc Recep-
tions Every wnere. Paris, Saturday. August 31.
Later In the day yesterday Napoleon arrived at Amiens, where he made a few remarks. He considered that the enthusiastic receptions which had been everywhere extended to him throughout the country attested the patriotism of the people, end confidence In the government. Alluding briefly to the Mexican question, be did not think that French honor bad been tarnished or Its prestige Impaired. Late events In Germany h id left France tranquil, and he thought she won ,| remain so. He was certain the peace of IMr .-c vould not be disturbed. In ewiciti.!*>«, h® expressed a desire for the eb—i> . i.t of more liberal Institutions, and wider and more active trade, which be assured Lis enthusiastic listeners he would do his utmost to promote.
Capsizing of m Taels f. London, August 31.—The little schooner yacht John B. Ford, from Baltimore, was capsized on the 19th of August, when entering the English channel, by a sudden squalL One person, name not ascertained, was saved.
Risterl
and company
America.
Sailed fer
Brest, August 31.—Among tho passengers by steam r Europe, sailing to-day, were Madame Riston and dramatic company. Negatlatlans for sale of Vceiaad to the railed States Strongly Crged. Cofknhagan, August 31.—The journals of Denmark are discussing the reported proposition of the United States for the purchase of St. Thomas. They generally favor the project, and urge the Dinish government to enter into the negotiations with the American government for the sale of Iceland. Award for Prize Poetry. Paris, August 81.—The French academy awarded the prize of poetry to Melsemer; subject of poetry which won the prize, “Death ol
Abraham Lincoln/'
From St Louis. Proposed meeting ♦! ftoveraor* Of l.oyal statee-fndlAtl itfattere-Ele. ST. Lot'll*, Saturday, August 31, The Democrat this lAarniug ssggest, In view of the condition of sfislrs In Washington, that the governor* of the loyal Stetaa meet together at an early day, and consult in regard to the situation. It «l«o suggests a similar consultation on part ol the managers of the grand army of the republic. Western dispatches say the Apacha and Navsloe Indians are committing numerous outrages In Now Mexico. Two hunters bad been killed In the Sad M*ntk> mountains, and ^ Twenty 'indbins dr#v« off HDrlfesn tfcofWWd sheeps, the citizens pursutd and voosplursd all save fifteen hundred. , . Tho Indians oOnflnno •fotHdesome at tk« BWeet Water mines In Utah. Sixteen bed been killed by a party ol miner* tber# ox the U Nevada eomplMns bitterly of Indian denredattona In the country weat of Olive Creek. In Colorado the sweet Water mines jre said to contain the iXbst rtOenalvdqllafWlMgeilln ^A^rtvatelRtef *di#lfe4 Af dufotWa/lfle 1 sourl, las* week from • former resident of that work and gone lit# tump armed and assert that they intend td take tb# law Into their own k**'* 11 _ j, — Esei «<«*»* xvef ffieCxxlete Tftxtxrf*Tke laXftxax •HI*XR' “ “ ST. Loim, NUiRfryM Boole’s victory edef J cltement here, which wae all elaaaes of ~
money cbexfoi
had n great
df.patch from' Fort fla
30th oliiR* oatvad from butaaever# place. M
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Financial and commercial. Livkrpooi., September 1. — Breadstuff's closed quiet and uncharged. Corn, lifts. 8(1.
Flour. 34s.
London, August 31-Noon.—Bonds, 73>£;
Illinois Central, H‘<%; Erie. 45.
Paris, August 31 —Noon.—The Pacific •peehes of the Emperor had a good effect on
Bourse. Rentes firmer and higher.
Liverpool, August 31 — Noon. — Cotton
drooping and unchanged.
London. September 1 -Evening.—Consols, steadv, 94 9.16; 5.20’s, 73U; Illinois Central,
77: Erie, 45.
Liverpool, September 1—Evening.—Cotton
closed dull; middling uplands, 10%; New Or*
leans, 10J^; sales to-day, 8,000 bales. Provisions closed with advancing tendency
on some articles. Cheese, 51s. 9d. Beef, 142s. 6d. Tallow, 44s. 9.1.
Other articles unchanged.
A Dispatch from minister af Foreign Affairs tn Representatives af
France nt European Courts.
Parts, September 1 —Baron Monstler, Minister of Foreign Affairs, has addressed a circular dispatch to the diplomatic representatives of France at European courts, in regard to existing relations of that government with other continental powers, alluding to recent events, and particularly to the conference held at Salzburg. M. Monstler declares that this auspicious meeting between the Emperors of France and Austria should he regarded as a fresh pledge for the muintalnance of peace In
Europe.
Flection of members for New North German Parliament. Berlin, Sepbmber 1. -The elections which were held In this city on Stturday, for members of tho new parliament of the North German Confederation, resulted in the success of tbc radical candidates. Admiral Farraffut’a Ylslt-F.lc. Bt. Peteusblro, September 1.—The visit of Admiral Farragut to St. Petersburg, which has been a series of ovations for tao iilstinygulshed American, has terminated. Toe United States squadron, headed by the flagship Franklin, with Farragut on board, salted from Cronstadt to-day. As the fl *et passed out of the harbor, salutes were fired from the fortifications, and returned by the Franklin and other American vessels, Tho American steamer Quaker City bas arrived at the Crimea. Ou Tuesday last the excursionists were received by the Emperor and Empress of Russia, who are spending the summer In the Crimea, and were warmly welcomed to Russia by their majesties. From New York An Important Amnesty proclamation soon to bo IsoneX by the President—Cabinet meeting — Proceedings between Generali Grant and Nick lee—Effort* being Made to Reinstate Governor Wells-Swladles being Perpetrated on Rleeharged
Soldier*.
New York, Saturday, August 31.
The WorleTe special says there is reason to believe that the President will Issue an Important proclamation of amnesty, supplemental to that tsened on May 29,1865. It will not proclaim unlveraal amnesty, but will enlarge the fourteen classes named In that proclamation. Among tho classes excepted by the Utter, but which I am asaured will be Included in the coming proclamation, will be all persons who snail have been military or naval officers of the pretend ed confederate government who are below tbe rank of brigadier general in the aimy or oaptHln tn tbe navy; also all persons who are or shall have been pretended civil or diplomatic officers, or otherwise domestic or for sign agents of tbe rebel government, also who have been engaged In any way In treating olherwise than lawfully the prlsomrs of war found In tho United States service as officers, soldiers, seamen, or in any other capacity. Other details are yet to be arranged, which may delay the Issuance of tbe proclamation for at least a week yet; but it is probable that it will be decided to pardon all persons except high officials who may be on hall
for trial, before or after ronviotton. The Cabinet to-day bad helore them a com
plete record of proceedings ootween Generals Grant and Sickles, relative to the latter’s course in North Carolina, tn Interfering with the process Issuing from a United States Court, which eventually led to Sickles’ prompt removal by the President. This record, it was derided to publish, and It will be given out In Monday's papers. The correspondence, however, with General Grant, which is spicy and interesting, will not be made public at tha same time, though It was read at to-day'» meeting. It appears from this that both, when General Sickles’ military officers pr. blbltad the execution of a civil process froi tbe United States Court, toe United States District Attorney reported tbe feet to the Attorney General, and Grant was Informed of It, and believing at that time he had the power
annul or modify tbe orders from military
mmanders. Grant telegraphed to Sickle* to
A fire at No. 27 Malden Lane to-day destroyed tbe upper portion of tbe bonding occupied by Frederick J. Emmertck, manufacturer ef arithmetical and pblloaopbteal Instruments. Loss, #30,000; insured. The French war steamer Surcouf has arrived from Havana. John and Joseph Mooney, of Allegheny, were arrested to-day, as they were leaving for Europe, charged by Mr. Rockwall,an employe of Clafltn, Mellen & Co., with an attempt to defraud the firm to the amount of #4,000, the balance unpaid on a bill of gooda. Seven hundred and forty members of Maximilian’s body guard sailed for Enrope today. They were brought here by French war steamers, together with fifty or sixty members of foreign diplomatic legations In Mexico. Bonds received from the sub Treasury during the week amounted to eight and a half millions aurrency, disbursed la tbe purchase of 7-30’s which was shipped to Washington. The four and a half mllllona of compounds held a week ago In tke sob Treasury unpaid, have been reduced to a nominal amount. David Dudley Field sailed for Europe toiy, to attend tbe social science congress to be >fd at Belfast on tbe 18th of September. The number of deaths in tbe dty of New York for tbe past week, are reported at five hundred and eighty. It is officially stated that there » not a case of yellow fever in tbe
city.
Judge Barnard, In the supreme court to-day, denied a motion made at the Instance of tbe receiver of the Insolvent First National Bank of Selma, Alabama, for vacation in attachment upon certain deposits of bank In the Ocean bank here. An attachment had been Issued by the owners of certain checks drawn by tbe Selma bank, and three days after It refused payment of a Government draft on deposit here. It is claimed that tbe attachment ■ in derogation of tbe provisions cresting national banks, which provides for the winding up of insolvent concern*. Thrfcase has gone to tbe general term of tbe court on ap peals. Mrs. Jefferson Davis arrived to-day on her way to Canada. The Fenian prisoners, Colonels Warner and Nagle, it is understood, have been released by tbe British Government. Foreign News by Steamer. New York, September 1.—The steamship Havana from Southampton 20th ultimo, arrived this morning. The Prince and Princess of Wales, arrived at Drauistadt on a visit to Germany. King George, of Greece, has arrived in Eng-
land.
The harvest accounts were satisfactory. The Emperor and Empress of France, passed through Auysburg and Munich, on their way to Salzbury. At tbe former place they were received with both favorable and unfavorable demonstrations. At Munich they were met by King Louis, of Bavana, and were received with acclamations by the crowd. The Times' Paris correspondent says it Is believed that Monstlers term of office Is drawing to a close. Should Drouyn De 1’Huys replace him, it would be a warlike Indication. Tbe same correspondent says there can be no doubt warlike preparations are actively going on In France, work being burned on with great speed; bat the number of Chassbat rifles necessary for tbe supply of tbe wboi* army, can not be completed before tbe next spring meeting of Napoleon. The rumor that tbe King of Prntsia is at Cbblentz, Is denied. Prefect Perpignon had left Ceret at tbe bead of a oody of gensdarmes, to arrest fifty armed men marching towards tbe Spaoish frontier. Hungary will contribute 2Si^ per cent, of tbe amount required for the expenditures of tbe Ausirlan Empire. The, Hungarian Government confiscated 9,000 needle guns sent acros3 the frontier from Boritn to Belgrade. The King of Italy bas given hD assent to the church property bill. Accounts from Sicily are deplorable. The cholera rages at Calerino with violence. Reports of the last two days are: First day 71 cases and 32 deaths; second day, 131 cases and
76 deaths.
Further liberal concessions by the Austrians to the protestants are expected. The Insurrectionary government of Candia has notified foreign consuls of its Intention to issue letters of marque for the equipment of
privateers.
Tbe revenue of India for the last six months exceeds tbe estimate by £300,000. There Is £89,000,000 in the treiMiry. The cotton shipped from Bombay Is Valued
at £3,367,000.
The Times' city article of August 19, says the accumulation of bullion in the European m i: !.<•: bills to produce the slightest effect nn
is no demand fo
commanders. Grant telegraeke modify his order M. 10 andef
which Me sub-
ordinates obstructed the United States Courts, so at to obrlate said Instruction* In future. General Sickles replied to Grant, asking that Hie latter’s order of supervision might be held In abeyance until be could explain by mail. When this explanation arrived, It appeared to be a plausible statement, showing that order No. 10 protected the people from nun-
' and ti
mar/ execution for debt, mu i.u» ■» greet Satisfaction to the States of North and
Math
that It gave
From Washington. •fecial Order frxxa General Grant** Heodanartere —Internal Revenue Becelpte-Allitarr Otaapes-Etc. Washington, Saturday, August 31. The special orders No. 429, from General Grant’s headquarters are aa follows: Commanders of mtlitary districts, created under tbe act of March 2.1867, will make no appointments to civil offices of persons who have been removed by themselves or their prodecessors in command. Internal revenue receipts fox the we*. #3,675,323; fiscal year to date, ttff.SS-.'.HJT. Brevet Brigadier General Seth Eastman has been relieved from duty at Harrodsburg, Kentucky, and ordered to report to tbe Secretary of the Interior. 4 Brevet Brigadier General C.,H. Tompklps, of the Quartermaster’s Department, has been assigned chief quartermaster of tbe filth military district. • Captain Charles Johnson, of the 17th Iowa volunteers, has been mustered out of tbe serAsslstant Secretary of the Treasury Chandler has returned to this city. Four clerks of the higher grades in tbe internal revenue office, who were discharged today, have been reappointed as first class clerks, it Is contemplated to make farther changes of the same character In the Treasury Department. OfXOE.fraM General Grant. Washington, September 1.—The order of General Grant prohibiting the re appointment to civil office of persons removed by themselves nr their predecessors, la considered merely a notice in advance that be would disapprove such appointed under that clause of tbe reconstruction act giving to the general of the army the some power oi removal and appointment aa commander of military districts, and does not make any new issue between him and President. There is good authority for asserting that tbe rumors ofa difficulty baying occurred on this subject sic rrmutidfess. General Grant gave a parting dinner yesterday to Sanor Romero, the Mexican minister. InTestigatlan #f Carelessnes In Pakt> •Ifice Department la he Made—Etc. Washington, September 1.—The Postoffice Department has directed an inquiry to be made respecting reported carelessness and abuse of mail matter by tbe overland mail contractor. In the course ota few days a special mail agent will start from Washington for tb* Plains, with a view to correct the reported delinquencies. The contractor, however, denies all the allegations, and promises to furnish an affidavit exhonerating him from censure.
j Raltimore market.
Baltimore, Saturday, August 31. Coffee—Quiet; prime Rio, 173£@18c.
Flour—Unchanged; Western is very dull. Wheat -No white offered: advanced 5c. for
fair to choice; sales at #2 52(22 45.
Com—Scarce, with sales of prime white at #1 08(91 l»i mixed,fl 06(81 07;yyUow#l 15
@i it. :. "4 Qi. Oats—Steady; sales of fair to prime at
65c.
Provisions—Firm and unchanged and inaettve. Whisky—Held at 35c. in bond.
carpets.
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Manages
•col* ef apices;
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^ GOODE—At Logansport,Tndiana, of dysentery, on CatordayyAfgpst 31. Walton P. Geode. The friends oi tfaa knulymrs jreapec'felly invited to attend the fsaOeoA frees the residence of Saanel Beck, corner of New York and Misslssipi streets, Tuesday morning at ten o’clock. MASONIC NOTICE.
1 good standing are invited to meet Lodge Halt on Tuesday morning, Septei the parpeee of attending the funeral <
ceased brother. Walton P. Goode. v _ sepSdSt CHABLES FISHER, Secretary. GREAT VA^HETYj BatinCe every Batnrday at two o’clock, T.K.
lokusM’s Opera Ball.
meijti with the best.
From Cincinnati. Keatncky Lottery—Tbe Drawing at Prizes—Excitement an tbe Reenlt •( tbe Jaaes'SKetiaxle Prize Flgbt— Etc. Cincinnati, Saturday, August 31. Number 15,139 drew tbe #50,900 prize in Murray, Eddy A Co/a Covington, Kentucky, drawing to-day. Tbe excitement In tbe city to-day on the announcement of the result of tbe Jones and McCoole flgbt was intense. The trains from tbe ground returned this afternoon about three o’clock, bringing McCoole, who, on the way down, passed tbrongh the train and raised a subscription for Jones, heading the list with fifty dollars. He is apparently uninjured, having but a slight cut above tbe left eye. Jones was unconscious for ten minutes after tbe fight was over. He bas two ribs broken, and tbe frontal bone crushed in. He was conveyed to Hamilton in a carriage, where he now remains. McCoole forced the fighting all along, Jones apparently acted on tbe defensive.
J«t Cfish Assets, - - $4,273,269 81. ELO M E - 1 ::. - •- v *•- • insurance Co., of flew York Net Cash Assets $3*350,000 ^ ^^All losses promptly adjusted and paid in JK^Gfllce in Etna Building. augt dSmlstp A. ABBOMET, Agent.
Indiaiapolis Insaranee Coapany. orncE in COaiPJLN'V’S BTJIL.UI1MG. Cor.of Pennsylvaniastroot and Virginia avenue INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Honey Loaned on Mortgage, and First Class Business Paper Discounted. WM . HEN DEB' Albx.C.Jamison Secretary
consuls. There is i
tor discounts at
bank,on ’ebange, and It t* difficult to obtain one per cent, for the use af fl mtmg balances. Napoleon has addressed a letter to the Minister of tbe Interior, urging the internal Improvement and Increase of the means of communication and transportation within tho
Empire.
The I’ari-i papers regard Ibe situation of sffalrs In Spain as extremely serious. ExMinister Madoz bas keen arrn-ted and martial law has been proclaimed in Barcelona. A batalion of French troop, left Ferpiguan
for the Spanish frontier.
The King of Sweden has arrived at BtIId, and exchanged visits with the King and Crown
Prince of Prussia.
It Is stated that the Bavarian ministers are opposed to the King of Bavaria’s visit to
Salzbury.
Tha Empresses of Austria and France will pay a visit of condolence to the Duchess Sophie,
mother of Maximilian, atlschl.
Baron Yon Beust and Prinee Metternieb have received the Order of the Golden Fleece. The Dutch minister at Yeddo was shot at by a native, but escaped without injury. Tbe
assassin bas not been arrested.
From San Francisco. political Excitement —Hailing ol stonmer—Et«. San Francisco, Friday, August 30. PoIHlcsl meetings are the order of tbe day throughout the State. Tbe contest Is tbe most excited since 1861. Business U generally affected by tbe canvas*. Tbe Pacific mall steamer, Montana, tailed for Panama with #1,058,636 treasure. Tbe Great Republic sails for Japan, Cbina, on the 3d proximo, connecting Yokoboma with Costa Rico for Shanghai. The new monthly line of steamers to Honolulu will make tbe first trip on tbe 15ib proximo. Tbe barley crop this year is considerably below tbe usual average. More attention to given to wheat for exportation. Sample pig Iron from Oregon, the first made on tbc Pacific coast, to on exhibition tu this city. J. Ross Brown, commissioner for mining and Industrial statistics of tbe Pacific coast, has just returned to examine tbe resources of Oregon and Washington Territories. Advices irom the Ssn.i wicb Island#state tbe King has concurred In me legislative assembly on the 2d ef September. G *t results are s»tlclpated from tbe treaty o| < .fiproetty. Tbe United States Amerfesn rt|.r: sentotivea bave beea entertained in honor of tb* same, by tbe Minister of Foreign Affairs. Tbe United States sblp Loekawsns will sail to survey Middle Brook Island and reef. Correspondence from Arizona shows that la a alagle district, Lubac, sis toon men bare been killed, and six wounded, and nearly ##0/)00 worth of property Bee been token off or destroyed by tbe Indlaaa sines tbe month of March. Tbe troop* are doing aU in tbetv power to protect tbe settlers. Tbe ship Barnes baa arrived from Sew Cas-
tle.
Registration—Reest/t* tram miaes— Etc* 8 an Francisco, AngnetSL—The registered votes of ban Francisco numbers about 2L0QQ.
Tbe Prize Fifbt-Coadltlon of the Combatants. Cincinnati, September 1.—Aaron Jonea, the loser of the flgbt with McCoole yesterday, Is now at bis training place at 9hady Grove, near this city. With the exception of two broken ribs he is iu good condition. The cut he received in the face was only a flesh wound and will heal rapidly. He is in good spirits, and in speaking of the fight attributes hisdefe&t to the accident that fractured his ribs on the twenty-ninth round. Up to that time he was fresh and m good wind; after that be fought five rounds with broken rib?, and would have continued bad not ibe broken ribs entered bis lun&and rendered him completely insensible. Ilad it not been for this injury his seconds believe that be could have fought for an hour and a half McCoole is still In this city. He bas not yet accepted Jim Elliott’s challenge.
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steamer
Saag—Raglan
struck a
Affairs.
Chicago, Saturday, August 31.
A special to the Journal, dated Omaha, August 31, says tbe steamer Turner struck a snag at nine o’clock on Thursday evening, about seven miles above Nebraska Cltr, and sunk in a few minutes in twelve feet of water. No lives were lost and tbe cargo waa but little
damaged.
Tbe Montma Tost of the 17th says that General Terry .commander of tbe department, after investigating tbe action of tbe executive of tbe territory in regard to tbe volunteer force, gave bis unqnaltfiea approval and fully empowered Governor Smitii to prosecute tbe campaign against the lodiaas. In consequence of action, enliatments and other preparations are being vigorously pushed forward for im
mediate service.
Reliable Intelligence from tbe plains received yesierday give* the following particulars of
the Indian operations.
B the road
to Fort Reno lost three
A party on men killed.
At Crazy Woman’s Fork two hundred head of stock were run oil from Wells, Forgo ' Co’s train on the 16th iaaUsnt. . , Near Reno two beJehgiog to the It dn of citizens were killed on tbe same day that the fight at Fort Kearney occurred
heavy loss. Only one body w; field, the rest were carried off.
tbeeeeort were killed.
waa left on tb#
Two men of
From Boston.
- Hoary
Fallare af a Dry OeaSto Firm
Liabilities.
Boston, Saturday, August 31. The failure of Silas S. Drew A Co-* dry goods dewier*, with IfaMHttes of #250,000, ere •tea quite an excitement m business circli One New York firm to said to suffer to t amount of floO/XM. The assetts are estimated at about tbe latter earn.
From Montgomery.
Am Kleccian Order frc
General
Ceroilna. General Grant thereupon totegrapbed to Sickles the im portent feet he withdrew his order te him to modify order No 10, tbne leaving the latter in force. At this remarkable Mage of affairs tb* United States Marshal of North Carolina steps
i leartog the e» Marshs!*
In and again attempts to servo tbe civil process, but is resietod by Blehlea by rirtiis of the eonUnuMM tn full effect of his order. These facto were reported here, when the executive directed the United States Dtotrtot Attorney to procure an indtotment agatnMone Dantoi S. Sickles far • violation ef the erimInal laws af the United States Is abatruetlng a Untied State* Court, General Mekfca bearM* of this at ana* telegraphed to General Grant in a epiot af fim* denunciation af tha atop, (fdclftf f&f ffetff fee, m eerattder ef e nttitMT’ dWUfct, created by an act of Coagreae, waa
efe
r —: r lee
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to open on tbe 3d proximo.■ Dr. J. Seltennan, former
tbe army of the Potomac, to n candidate for]
Dr. J. Selteman, former medical director of
if tb# Potomac
The Vecetpto of Sen Francisco bulUee from California sad Nevada mines, aggregate far
RecripurromBrittoh
WUP
tafTrc bio. ement in gro-
tbe past week #756,000.
Colombia aarne time, #367,000. The general trad* of tha week ratelyfair. The Speculative i/. u vc eerie* were meet active, and a good
Sugars firm.
Dry goods dull.
MiaiDg stocks wash, and thaw a marked deettae, though tha report* fnm tbammaa are not unfavorable, ...... Arrived, sblp Bertha and Louisa Oreuel. Cleared, Lou ions and CWHornia, for Liver-
pool. • w. r . ■ ■
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MONTGOM3SY, Saturday August 31. General Pope bas issued aa order for an
etoetton on the first of October, on tbe question of bolding a convention, and for tbe clee-
tion of (leleffatea to tbe nainegfov forty election
districts. Mobile, Montgomery and Dallas,
bare five delegates each.
jssu *
® Galveston, Saturd T&t* w»rr _ . ^
16th Instant. About half tbe citizens are sick or dead, and much distress prevails,
and help needed.
. from Chattanooga. , 41 Chattanooga, Sunday, September 1. A destructive firs, lest night, totally da-
new. ‘i ’ fi .
ptoston of i
CineinmaM Harket.
CINCINNATI, Saturday, August 31.
SHSRs&iw--
Flour—
W
1 nd; _ H. . .
’^gsrav.i^H* * fo®# Barley—Unchanged. .a »Ji-. *«- to
Cotton Dull at
ri i j *-1
DIED.
THE BEBX IN USE.
2SiSSSBM*S«r"*“
Dm JNemday EtirUr, Sagtezahev »,
In Shakspeare’s Tragedy af
H _A_ IM DL. E T.
1 in no otnexs ofltr-
at the same in viewing dis-
INSURANCE.
MPRISING advantages, philosophical, to be found i
a the West.
not only give clear and distinct vision, do or fatigue the eye, but tend to strength-
_ . ■•SOTre the sight.
They are m> constructed as to enable the wearer
to see near obiects distinctly, and time no obstruction Is presented in
tent objects.
Im mechanical perfection, practicability, and usetalness, none can compare with them. g^*’Sold onlr at 50 East Wasnington street,
Indianapolis.
Send for a circular containing discription, prices, etc., and bow to obtain a perfect lit, and
bare them sent by mail. Address
L. W. MOSHS, Optician, Indianapolis, Indiana.
augIS deowftweo-wSmtstptopStiicoi
HUME, ADAMS Jk CO.’S,
26 and Weat W aalilngtenSt.
Wedaesdar, Tkmradar. on* HatarAay* Sepleaafcer 4. », • aa« 7 • FOR E'OXJR SMGIITlS ONLY. THE WORLD RXNOWKKD AND ORIGINAL FltED. TOLflQirSMmSTRELS AND DROSS FromtbeirOpera House, St Louis, with an entire New am d Origtaal Entertainment. LOOK AT THE ARRAY OF TALENT. J. R. Kimble, Wm. Blnkeny, Chas. Komrofeky, Bolin Dana. R. M Smith. Frank Cawella. W. M. Dempster, E. 8. Rosenthal, Andy Wetzel, Ed. Montgomery, Sig. Gustav Biaeax. Geo. Anderson, T. Wilson, Sam. Woodruff, E. Kirwin, B. Fredrica, and the great Comedians, Johnny Allen, Sam. Simmons, J. T. Gaynor. Charley Reynolds and Fred Wilson. W. A. ABBOTT. Agent. Admission 50 cents. Iv ors open at half-past seven o’clock. Performances commence at halfput eight o’clock. sep2 d8t
msr93d6mlBtptopcol
BOOKS.
BOOKS!
Feed In tbe Indianapolis Scbools*
FOR SALE BY
MERRILL A CO. No. 5 East YVavliingrtou Street.
MAGISIEY & CARROLL’S GREAT Consolidated Circus!
'10VFRI s rNG a magnificent and elaborate
JAf ANTED.
YTfT'ANTED—Three good Rrickn as V V to A Dagnan. at St. Pauls Chi of Illinois and New 1 o.-k street.
►ns. Apply rch, cormr augft) cut
Wanted Immediately, 17*NERGETIC men. wbo are looking for busi- ■ Vi ness, to call and examine the AMERICAN COW MILKER! Patented March IS. isos.
Iraws well, ar dr-tops drawing to ilks cows iacue third the t me. it
nd weighs oniy four
\ ill fit^ny
Itm
and durable, an
elf-adjusung
self-aujusting, tna w if
three teated co
-ny (
as
>y-
ut of order, anil
able
WM. HEN DEE30N, President. nov22dlv
?0. ^ogether with a recently imported Company of vv ilison’s Second Reader <60 Willson’s Third Reader SK) Willson’s Third Intermediate 80 Willson’s Fourth Reader I 35 Willson’s Fourth Intermediate L TO Willson’s Filth Reader 1 80
Willson’s Primary Speller J6 Willson’s Larger Speller M Willson’s Primer 25
ice.
was organ D-d in
1866, by some of our best citizens. Its Fairs have been carefully and prudently man a*. I, and it already has a large accumulation of funds. We ask the support of all who feel an intei and pride in the success of home institutions i
the welfare of our city and Stain. .TAJIKS M. K \Y, President. EDWARD P. HOW K, Secretary.
WM. 8. HUBBARD, Vice President.
FRED. HAGGS, Treasurer
THOMAS H. BoNUAM, General Agent,
jyffldgia ^
interest ns and
STOVES ETC.
McGuffev’s Speller McSuffey’s First Reade: MoGaffey s Second Reader 40 Me jnffey’s Third Header 60 McGaffey’s Fourth Reader..... T5 McGnffey’s Fifth Reader 1 15 McGnffey’s Sixth Reader 1 35 Webster’s Primary Dictionary '>5 1’aysoa D & S. Copy Books 20 Spencerixn Copy Books 20 Kidd’s Elocntion 1 '15 Woodbury's German Method 2 00 Fasquelle’s French Method 2 00 ler’s German inctiocary 3 00
25 *
. *0 .1 25
SO 45
ry /
Feller’s Intenredi
ediite Arithmetic rcial Arithmetic Arithmetic
ith:
THE HORNING GLORY Stoves, Double Heaters
Hot Air Furnaces, The only perfect burners of Anthracite Coal and Coke.
Tke Mast Economical Now in Use.
’The public are invited to examine them.
ire
Felter’s Com ne; Ray’s Primary
Ray’s Second Arithmt tic
Ray’s Third Arithmetic 85 Kay’s Higher Arithmetic 1 35 Ray’s First Algebra *...1 25 Ray’s Second Algebra 1 15 Guyot’s Primary Geography t»uyot’s Common SrhooS Teo raphv Warren’s Physical uco^raphy 3 CO While’s class Book 25 Cotter’s First A atomy 90 Cutter’s Second Anatomy 1 15 Pinneo’s Primary Grammai 50 Pinneo’s Anal Ucal Grammar 75 Pinneo’s Aid to Composition 75 Brown’s First Lines. 50 Brown’s Institutes .1 DO Tossing’s Primary History 1 00 Qaac’tenbos’ United states History 2 00 Wuackenbos’ Composition. 99
Qoackenbos’ Rhetoric
lax* Slates
* Paper* Pen** Peacils* iltkaa Bank** Hub her*
Drawing Paper*
sep2 d6t
MERRILL
an 4k CO.
DANCING.
DAJXCING ACADEMY
athlick smith
ens of
em
X>E3P«CTFULLY announces to the cidzei XU Indianapolis that his Dmcing^Academy day evening hop, on September tl. Juvenile class, Saturday. 14, at two o'clock P K.; young ladies’ class, Tuesday, 17, at two o’clock P. M.; gentlemen’s class, Tuesday 17, at half-pa it seven P. M. A married class, if in saOeient numbers, can have the Academy espeewity for their use one or two nights tn the week. Private lessons
given either at the Academy ornt the
of the pupil* Evesythiag will b*d*a# ihatperteverance ami at tent wa to bueiuess can do to keep up tbe good reputation of this establishment, and to please those who may be kind
enough to extend me their P*™*- ftMITH. P S The books at the Academy we now open
for pur •to’ nmnee. Office hours from niue to eleven A and fro* two to fop F. M , every
Opera Monso entrance. South Meridian
day.
street.
sep#d*w
CHINA GLASSWARE. ETC.
Theloroing Glory Sieve
have certificates from the bes/ettizens of Indianapolis, which I shall publish from time to time, recommending the Morning Glory Stoves, Doable Hesters and Hot Air Furnaces, In the highest unqualified terms.
TO: MORNING GLORY DOUBLE HEATER
bsiwply a Etore • iMroNBded by »
hkliiabtoto--*— room by uwwv h*m»ww** v w jr*p v ik. Double Heating Stove that can take Its cold air
and being
nt room, warm* rack and with a hoc air pipe
Double Beating Stove that«
to be boated from outside the sue* where situated, hence the name—Double Heater or Parlor
Furnacq. - •-•if
Tbe flleniizff Clary Hat Air Fart-
:/A
lu^onstruc-
»nd fitooil with ease; aa* teiOleunin*, and will
guarantee them to giyo antire f atLf
I. L. FRArvKEM, *-•* lie*' affiffik - '
Set* Agent in
U&SfiSKB...... tion they are »implc, made i
JOHN WOODBBIDGE & GO*
mrORTEKS AND DEAI.ERS IN
ClIIA^LlSSASDQDIEMiU,
TABLE CUTLERY,
I»In-A.TE3D W-AuRB, Water Filter* and Coolers, , . . -n ’ > ’ a * - - Refrigerators and BoerOoolers,
1« WenC Waabimffitwm ffitraafo ^ ' 3 . 2 ^ «• ^ p*
c
outfit, parapherualia and appointment..
swallow,
is cheap ani pounds. It i:
It will milk Uliee teatetl cows a Basil; worked,not liable to goto
has proved by practical use U> b- nio> c agree to the cow than hand milking a r;ire o( portnnity is now offered to enterprising men u i h large and small capital,!^ make money, either i y traveling or locating in city or country. Call
and and examine for j ourst Ives.
American Cow Milking Machine, north-
east corner W ashington and Illinois st.cets, op-
posite the Palmer and nates Houses.
JOHN UOLLINGSHEAD.
angS dim Proprietor of Patent.
cosh capital of
ilig ta
per ood
be put into apjdy except business im-
r ANTED—Farmer with a
A Treble CORPS #f PERFORMERS, Combining the CELEBRITIES OF EUROPE AND AMERICA,
Japanese Performers,
And amiagniiicentstad of
Performing and Trained Horses,
Will exhibit.ufon the
Corner of Georgia and West Streets,
Saturday. September 7th, ■ffi At 2 o’clock and r 1-2 o’clock-
Admission 50 cents.
Children 25 cents.
FREE EXHIBITION.—Previous to each afternoon performance, ST He TINKHAM, the beau tiful French Equilibrist, will make a Grand Ascension, on a wire 300 feet long, attached, 75 feet in height, to the top of the centre pole. augSA dTt.
Fifteenth Annnal Festival
NORTHilKIICAH SINGERS’ CMOS (SJEXGEBBCTND,) AT XXO’DI AXY APOZ.XS September 3.4* 5 and 6* 1867-
tUEIVERAff. PKOGKAn^IE.
X7LRSX X3ATZ-. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1867. The several societies will, on their arrival at the Union Depot, be taken in charge by the Reception Committee, amt march, in procession to the headquarters, in Mozart Hall, X salute will be fired upon the arrival of trains. Refreshments will be prov ded at headquarters and afterwards the guests will be taken care of of Ente
from #5P0 to #700, to eugage in a lig t and good money makiug basincs. Profit> 150 per
energetic mu
cent An ei chance. No
risk. The capi
stock for the business. None need those who are prepared to enter inti mcilately. Apply at No. 60 West M
lino is.
will find this a co< lapital to be put in
im-
arkei. near IIje24d*
XXT’ASTED—CANY ASSEUS—We want a few YV good Canvassers A rare chance oi-
X rar Also.
one good man
an*
fered on per cent, or salary,
to locate as a State Agent. Call on or address ASHER A ADAMS. 76 EastMarketstreet.Indianapolis. Indiana jeSdSm
FOUouD.
TTtOUND— A bunch of keys was found by Mr Blooniingda e, which the owner can have on applicati-.o as this office and by paying lor this notice augS> d3t
COLLEGE SCRIP.
Agricultural College Scrip T71GR sale at lowest market rates, by !; wii.ey a Martin. augSO dim Real tsstate Brokers.
FURNITURE.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE COHELH 4k L.YO-YS, T^EALERS in New and Secondhand Furniture, 1 / 189 East Washington street, corner New Jersey. $10,000 dollars worth ol old Furniture and Stoves wanted, for which tbe highest cash prices will be paid. iv26d3m
MARBLE WORKS. Italian itiarble Works. FOR BLEGANT .Warble Mantels*yianuments or Tomb btones* Go to WILSON’S, No. 27 North Tennessee street, opposite State House. jv25d3m
SECONDHAND FURNITURE.
IkATllfiffiOIff 4k M. ’ V E If,
Dealers in
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE, 195 West Washington street (Fatout’s Block.) TTIGHEST prices paid for secondhand Stoves rl and Fumitiire Repairing of all kinds
done to order
kind
auii8 d3m
BROKERS.
*
will assemble at headquarters, and form in line for procession, with the great Banner of the Saengerbund In front.
H. W. Comstock. Jas. L. Slaughter. Wm. E. Sheldon BL W. COMS I OCK At CO.* BROKERS DT MERCHANDISE, FLOUR. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Nas.73aafi 74 Seutk Delaware Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Rxfirxncx—Indiana Banking Comi ary. aug9 dSmlstp
AseBate will m tteurocesston. Tit Concert Hi
i the arrival and departure of
oncert Hall the guests will be received on behalf of tbe State, by Mis Excellency, Governor Baker; on behalf of the city, by His Honor Mayer Maeauley, and by toe President ef the Festival,
A Seidensticker, Esq.
The Reception Concert, and the delivery of the great Banner ef the Ssngerbnnd, by the former to ue preseat Central Committee, will follow the
Official Reception.
At eight o’clock P. M., illumination of the Hall and Headquarters, fireworks in Court House Square, and illumination of Washington street.
SECOND DA'S-. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1S67. At eight o’clock A M., business meeting of the Sxngerbund in Concert Hall. At ten o’clock A M-, first Rehearsal ef the Grand Concert. Fer the afternoon no official transactions are set down, hot the time is devoted to the private amusement ef the different societies. At eight o’clock P. M, Second Concert at the Half:
XXXIRD DA/Y. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1567.
REMOVAL.
Removal! iRemoval!! CHA.FT <3E PXXIPFS, Dealers in Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, Diamonds, Silverware, Flatedware, Etc., T3 AYE removed Iron No. 2 Odd Fellows Hall, _LL to their new rooms, No. 14 North Pennsylvania street. Particular attention given to repairing. AU work warranted to give satisfaction. aug24 dSmlstp
MEDICAL.
THE LARGEST DISPENSARY Im tfoe West term States*
e treat-
TAR. FARNSWORTH’S Institute for tb U ment of VENEREAL DISEASES, *o. 2IX West Maryland Street; botwaoa Meri-
dian and Illinois,
xatBIAXAPOLIS* INDIANA.
a a mw --fi’ i - * Lmji tfiJi i a
asd will
p -in
ffitwa-y oaffiag
From Ha*toi A
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^Bfiefia-F inner, tmd ]
Shoulder*—Sale* at ITfie., bol now held at
InfliHnapolis for the Sternal* flf«i
. < iAUA and retail dealer la the A.vgwgncrrna«. ..
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fit:**
nugiffdta
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fadiana State Faiyersity. imuaw r■■ ■ ffffiN i>Vr i%
Foxrsvrja. xdats:. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER «. 1867.
WaTf pit seven o’clock A. M. Tbe different Societies meet at Concert Hall, receive their respective Banner* and Flsgs. sad take position in line for too nraaaialon, under the direction of the
Karthais.
Half-past eight o’clock A M. Tbe procession begins its march to the Picnic Grand oa tho reate fined to the Programme of the Day. Ar-
> willbefixedat the time of assent
AR tha I
an the Saetotae,
Ball at Coocart
Hu«**a;m»«zvMAif ZAia
nrro
narno B^BBMitoilUIffiato.tgM
lUfiT
Where the most reliable information can be received by the afflicted relative to the nature and
cure of their aUectlons
Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Spermatorrhea. Impotemcy or Seminal Weakness attended with diurnal or nocturnal emissions ;Syphilis, primary, secondary, tertiary and hereditary, permanently
cured.
AM Private Diseases treated in the most confidential' and skillful manner, and SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, including the various FEMALE DISEASES so common in this climate. Apply to a confidential and skillful Physician, whose success in the past warrants the confidence of the afflicted in tbe future. DR. FARNSWORTH’S Institution is fitted up with all the latest appliances known for the successful practice of this branch of the medical Those living at a distance can consult by letter and have their medicines sent by express. AU mamanli stions strictly confidential. A Treatise oa Spermatorrhea, by Dr. Farnsworth. sent to any address free. Address Dr. Fanuworth. Box 1144, Indianapoilit- Indiana. F 8,—Patients furnished with comfortable trd and lodging auglS d<fcwSmlstp
ALES.
SARD’S CELEBRATED ALES,
FROM THE
CQUMBAN BREWERY, CHICAGO. FOSEM ••CWUffON, AGBNT, *«fl » ' 'J'* ■ • ^ « South Itttnois St . Indianapolin.
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