Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1867 — Page 2
daily hekald.
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OTnO*—HERALD BUILDIHO, t-9 Em« WMK1m«i«n street*
TUESDAY MORNINO WirfEMBER »
The BenKrityt Lmiw. We here for eel* tho T»m«« hi"** form* for applIontloDeondfr the beuhrupt law. Attornoye •«<! other* desiring nny number of those blank*, will please send In their ordyrs :il oitcr.
r«rfle«tl fhfathfttteii.
The radios! papers are bitter In their denunrl illona of the President, not upon the ground of failure to discharge his duty under the (institution, but for the reason that he has declined to make himself toe mere representative of » psrty nnd carry out Ue behests, reg tidies* of hit higher obligation to the supremo law of tbo land. Tho Indianapolis .fiHirnal Is ono of this class. It Is not sattsiled with any thing so far as tbo executive depart-* mont of tho Government Is concerned, short ol complete subserviency to the radical faction which controls tho rump Congress. As evidence of Its Infatuation upon this point, we (piote the following from an elaborate editorial
In a late issue of that paper:
*• There is no mistaking the fact that the recent extraordinary proceedings at 1fa 9,1,n !j‘ ton have greatly encouraged the rebel element, and revived among the more reckless copperhead* of the North and the herder States the treasonable suggestion of a coup d'etat against Congress, current prior to the Union suecesses In the elections of 1800, Unfortunately for hi* fame and personal welfare, but more eipeelallv for the repose and prosperity of tho country, the President has repelled the support of hi* old friends, and gathered around himself the worst of the knaves who were conspicuous for disloyalty during ton rebel
lion.
olttlcal adventurers
These desperate pollth
are continually urging hfm to desperate acts,
I* through their macbti
and it I* through their machinations that bis recent efforts to prevent the restoration of the
unrepresented states have been made.” Tho dournal does not believe that any such
purpose 1* Intended, or that there Is any foundation for its suggestion of a coup iTctat against Congress except In Us fevered Imagination. It Is a -pretty good Joke for' the Journal, especially in view of Its past record, to charge that the President Is endeavoring to prevent tho restoration of the unrepresented
Slates. After tho accession of Mr.
to the prosidceo'. *ao .roumal expressed itself highly delighted with his policy, and pronounced it highly patriotic and excessively loyal. iMonroN thought likewise, and In bis celebrated Uiebmond speech demonstrated most conclusively that the restoration policy of I.incoin and Johnson wore Identical, only that the l itter was a little harder on the rebels than was his predecessor. And In hts message at (he extra sossion of the Legislature In his endorsementof President Johnson w »s most eerdlal. With but few exceptions, such was tho radical estimate of the Chief Magistrate of tho nation, and the agencies he was employing to restore the late rebel States t> their former practical relations to the Union. Even John W. Kounky, who Is now s? bitter in denunciation of the President, as 1 ate as the 2J 1 day of December, 18C5, sustained the President In his rostoratlon policy, with the following decided approval which appeared In bis paper, the Philadelphia Press,
of that date:
While Mr. Sumner and Mr. jjtevens may be fir the time dissatisfied that their expectations have not been realized, the sterling and gratifying fact remains, that, under the lead of An-
drew Johnson, the States have boon brought back fo the national fireside with such Indem-
nity for the past and security for the future as in ire than realizs the purposes to aecomplish which tho people wont to war to put down the rebellion. If wo recur to tbo original objects, as proclaimed In solemn legislative resolutions, which called the loyal people to arms, and produced countless sacrifices of blood and treasure, wo shall perceive that we have gain•■oil more fhaii was enumerated In tho bond,and gained It, too, not by an extraordinary compulsion, or by the continuance of military force, but by the gentle, yet firm, tho concilia* t >ry ami rational, yet unpaiislng and resolute n ii >n of tho President and his constitutional advisers. We have secured the constitutional abolition of slavery by the ratifying consent of more than the rff|ulsdo numbo; of states, and with the prospect of smirlrg the unanamous 1 • n-latlve endorsement of the whole thirty-six
A'n rlean common wealth.
"Wo have secured the repudiation of tho entire rebel war debt, confederate and munlelpd; tho repeal of nearly alltho black codes In the old sbivo States; the a Imlnsiop of tho colored people In most of the Southern coinmnniibs to their civil rights, excluding alone that of suffrage; the permanent protection of the frcnlm n, by the continuance of tho freedmoo's bureau under military regulations ns n s ttlad Institution of tho Government, at least, until tho Southern people realize their true Interest in exchanging slave for free labor, and In assisting to elevate and educate those who have so long been held In bondage; and last, but not least, tho surrender of the entire Calhoun theory of stitc right*, with all Its train of fatal heresies, and tho adoption In its stead, as the standard of American obedience and worship, of tho sovereignty ef the National Constitution, and the General Govern-
liinrat ttaAraiin/faf'
mont thereunder. 1
Who has changed? Tho President ha* not. lie stands.fust where ho did when the Journal, Morton. Founf.y and tbo ffeputdlcan party generally were applauding him for bringing back the rebel States " to the national fireside, with such Indemnity for the past and socnrlly for tho future, as more than realize the purposes to aecomplish which the people went to war to put down tho rebellion.” And such would bo tho verdict of the party now If it had not boon for tho machinations of its loiderr, who stand ready to aacnllco the country, the great principles of civil liberty which tindorllo the Constitution, to gratify their unhallowed ambition and lust for power. To further their plans and accomplish their ends they have relied, as the Journal now does, upon tho partlzan infatuation of years past, but which we hopo for tho perpetuity of republlran Institutions Is yielding to tho " solier second thought of tho peopl^”
The Vital Prlnclplee.
Tho New York Herald forcibly remarks that It Is Impossible for Congress to strlko at tho executive power without giving a worse thrust at tho vitals of tho republic. 8o long as wo desire to uphold 4he present form of government wo must sustain the President in full executive authority, If be thwarts tho laws made by the people through their Congress, then impeach tho President. Do not go behind him to teach insubordination and overthrow principles Instead of the man; otherwise wo kill where wo should cure. ANfmicw Johnson, ns a man, I* of Jlttlo consequence to our people. We may overturn and replace him; but how are wo to overturn and replace tbo principle) which we have voted that he shall protect? Therefore, let It be understood that ho who siiitatn* the Preaident at this Juncture sustains not the man but tbs exesutlve principles. Ho who Upholds tbs opposttlon which Congress would foroo upon General Grant sustains a military dictatorship, and
ilts.
must prepare himself for the result
The Hfvacrltg.
Two years ago, In CifARI.ES SUMNER, Senator from Massachusetts, offered a series of resolution*, of which tbs following is one: And be it further reeotved, That n government founded <?n military power, or Aaofnp itt origin in military orders, can not be a republican j'orm of uovernmunt, NMUtdi ‘ “ requirement of the Constitution, anu ioi>t im recognition will bn contrnrv, not only to the Constitution, but also to that c^entlal prinol
APlNCiCLAH Duc&rrKt^m Wednesday last Mr. A. J. SttoM*, who reaWea taw
white, having the appearance of cheese curd, and entirely inodorous. Thus has another glimps*of the great mysteries that underlie the placid Ohio been revealed—the balance will probably be concealed forever. The boot
found was the left one, half soled and having a l</ng patch on the Inner side.—Jfransvffte
on the Inner side.—JftMmsv
Journal.
Saw Mini. BCKNinv.—A saw mill at Holi Station, on the Indianapolis, Cincinnati A Lafayette Railroad, between Indianapolis and Lebanon, was destroyed by Are last week. I.oss about $20,000.
aristocratic Cousins.—There are but few Of our eHIzons who have not Mttced » splendid sorrel mare, making one at 0 owned and driven by our townsro**, James L. Morrison, Esq., and no horseman has failed to notice her style, ease and in tho bar
“‘Uhn. lb. English mMllt, and Kurop«»B of horse flesh, if no further. Now for n bit of
hf*«ory fSo.OOO.
Bonner bought Pocahontas, Jf„ She was sired by Ethan Alien,
for and
mare and Pocahontas, Jr., nre cousins. And again-Pocahontas the first was sired by Iron's Cadmus, be by Beech’s Cadmus,and ho by Eclipse. W. fl. Bennett’s Cadmus was sired by Iron’s Cadmus, therefore Bennett’s Cadmus is Bonner's mare’s uncle. Mr. Morrison’s mare has never been handled for speed but she bae all the IndicattaM. It would be a nice thing to see the cousins together and the uncle one of the company. Wonder if Miss Pocahontas Bonner knows that she has such Eemr and stylish relatkmt out W tets-llichmond Humming Bird. Cim.D Murder.—A miserable looking tamale by toe name ef Cousins, was committed to jail at Centerville, last week, on the charge of Infanticide. The crime was committed in Harrison township, Henry county.|| —Arthur W. Mendenhall, of Richmond, dlcdof yellow fever in Now Orleans on the
21th ult.
—Dr. A. 11. Goode and MIm Nannie Grern, of Economy, were married at a camp meatt** In Wayne county. The •»*<-wwwmes stole a m,,,.*. ~ quid nuncs. A Goode Joke, May the bride live to a Green old age. Railroad Thieves.—Within the past year the Chicago and Great Eastern Railroad Company have allowed and paid claims for good* “short'’ to the amount of thirty thousand dollars, or more,'and the thieves have until recently eluded the utmost vigilance of the oflicer* and detectives of the road. A little lovo nfl'.vl*, however, very Innocent and praiaewordy In Itself, Incidentally furnished a clue which carefully followed up laid bare the camp of the enemy and cut abort their supplies. A Mr. Fenton, who was section boss on tho road, had become smitten with the charms of » lady residing at ono of the stations on tho road, and made her acquaintance, which ripened into an offer of marriage, which was accepted, and a propitloOs time was awaited for its consummation. After some necessary delay, he wrote to her from Richmond, saying that the looked for time bad arrived, and for her to come to Richmond and they would wed. She complied, and the section boss, in the gushing fullness of his joy and confidence, advised her of his means and plans. Ho had, as he Informed her, a considerablo sum of money in hand, and also small stock of goods, which he was expecting to turn into money, which would enable him to become the owner of a houso and lot, and then "love in a cottage” was theirs, In answer to her inquiries in regard to the merchandise, ho very frankly told her that he had taken It from the railroad cars on bis train, and that there was a big chance ahead for more, as be had the arrangements all made and in good working order. The bride elect did not relish the revelation as well as Fenton had anticipated, and her honest bosom swelled with indignation at tho idea of uniting her destinies with a railroad thief, and she took time to think tbo matter over and returned to her homo. After a little reflection, she concluded this was too big a load td carry, and upon a full consultation with a relative, made a clean breast of the facts. John Smith, freight conductor; Stephen Fenton, Kokomo, section 1>ofs; Charles W. Cook, David R. Yaw, and Goorgir W. Hull, brakemen on Smith’s train, were all arrested. Y'aw "squealed,” and evidence enough has been obtained to send them all up. A good deal of stolen property was recovered, For the above facts we are indebted to tho Richmond humming Bird A i.LwiED Cash of Outrage Upon a Young Girl hy a Respectable Citizen.—Yester-
day the public mind was greatly shocked to
ho has
bear that a young man, who has hitherto enjoyed the respect and confidence of bis fellow citizens, was about to be arrested for committing one of the most blneous offenses known In the land, that of an outrage on the person of a little girl of only about fifteen or sixteen summers, whoso parents moved in good society. According to tho testimony of the prosecuting witrftss, the act was committed in February last, at the residence of her parents on Douglass avenue, while all the other inmates ol the family wero absent. The yaung man was
treated as one of the family, and ba^l acceas to the house at all times, ns hts brother was en-
girl, when she came to id she regarded her vlo-
gaged to tbo young
inirrlagcablo age, anu Bn*,.
Utor In the light of a brother. ~Wn young girl appeared in court yesterday, accompanied by her parents, the mother and daughter being attired in mourning for the recent loss of a near relative. The little girl was pale as a corpse, and was greatly emaciated, and told her story in a tone that won for her the sympathies of the lookers on. There la a mystery about tho affair we can not solve, and that is, why sbo has concealed tbo matter for ao long a time, as she only divulged It • feW days since, and the mother has been nearly distracted ever since the daughter confided to her ears the
particulars of the horrible ontrage.
The appearance of.the young clrl shows that she is many months advanceenn pregnancy, which no art of hers can conceal from the eye of Die world. The young man is a member of the Young Men’s Christian Association, as well as a member of one of our churches, and has hitherto enjoyed a good reputation. The young girl Is connecter with one of the best families in the WesLaod this makes the affair more interesting, we suppress names for the present, by particular request, and many hope that tbs young man will be able to vindicate himself from the alleged charge. The friends
alleged charge,
of the gtr), however, assert that be will not be ennbled to do so, as they have proof not yet
brought Into court.
The young man had a preliminary examination before Justice Milllman, who bound him
over In the sum of fIJKil) for bis apposran tst the next session ef tho erlmlnai court.-
Fort Wayne Democrat.
Base Ball Martyr.—Harry Isaacs, of Yliicenncs, stopped a ball with his middle finger. Amputation at tho second joint. Mag-
nificent game.
—The team ef George C.'Conover.of Goshen, ran away, throwing him out of the wagon
and killing him.
—Scarcely was Peter Moore apprised of the fact that he was a bctMgod, lost and ruined man before he heard that she, who had the last twenty-five years shared bis Jays and comforted him in adversity, was now bis veriest
«■ 111 M\4 V Bl vj f W no UM VT UI9 YUIlCBIr threatening to devour him on sight; carrying In her pocket implemeute for his dottructlon, eager to dye her hands in his purple tide of Hfe. Ouch! Hut Peter, up to the
me a mmsmuf
between the 4EEMM* and EM of the K 1st
number of ethers an tmplt-
m the affair more or leas, and the mat-
Ry understood throughout hood that st the meeting on Saturday evening last that
» passives severe kasMgstlsa,
taam. If not to fake hts life.
Accordingly, on Saturday evening, there was an unusual attendance at the prayer meeting, of those who bad net been in the habit of attending such places, called there no doubt for the purpose of witnessing the #x-
wbleb was!
egg^gagsasss
came ouf, and when n few p«»aft*s*th« door ef the meeting bouse he w—eontawted by I boom four or five persons sEdhheeheodowu With a stone, and immsdtataly afterward# was !2«w42’. , a^,'£a,‘K8: In his EandT While this wss going sn, n was formed around the parties, and st> taougb effort* were made on the part sf the
Meads
order to put a stop to the disgrace-
ling 1 , MIUBW VI WlfUfU retted tod placed In jtilr Mr. Funk was taken Into the church, where he was washed and then taken home, where he lingered until four or five o’clock on Sunday evening, when be died. Word wan imraedlr toly sent to this place, warrants were issued, and a party proceeded to the neighborhood and arrested Elijah Evans, Samuel Evans, James Munson, Leonard Hlner, Warren Howe, 'William Weiss, George Andrews. Wade Harris, Jacob Klst and Mr. Cramer, all of whom were brought to town and placed In jail. Henrv Klst, the man who used the staM upon Mr. Funk, is still at large. On Monday we attended the coroner’s Inquest, which wss held at the residence of the deceased, and the evidence there elicited It substantially stated above. Dre. Leedy nnd Davenport held a post morU.n examination of the body, which disclosed the fact that the inner table of the skull over the right temporal region was broken, several severe eontusione were discovered on the back of the bead, and numerous bruises were found upon bis
breast and body.
The young man who lost bis life was twenty-seven years of age, very muscular, and it is thought this is the reason why be was set upon by so many. He wss much respected by bis neighbors, honest and upright, nnd was a member of the Methodist denomination. The occurrence has cast a deep gloom over the neighborhood In which the tragedy was committed, a* there- is scarei^ a family in
vv tHPIUlitlwwCMf WV
imported liquors, c *-n« remains of the young man were In-
I 1 -/
MAUN A MAI*,
WW -
... •, ^
Wines, Liquors, emits AID TMACCO, NO.* SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET,
Cabinet Makers Union,
&S NO CONNECTION WITH AMT OTHER. EBTABUSB tan of the same name, fat or out of Indianapolis - W. & H. 3LE&H, Proprietor Hm nocoxineoTTOs with ast other est A BLISHhnt or the same name, lnoro«eef Indianapolis *. 0.GI.KIIII, Proprietors.
Mann/aetnxer* of all kinds of FXTKPriTURE,
No. 106 Eart W;
LIQUpRS.
MERR1U A CO.
Wholesale Booksellers
Wholesale dealer i»
tarred on Tuesday at tan o’clock, there being a very large concourse of people in attendance, and the grief manifested on the occasion, we we told, was heartrending in the extreaae. Thus has another barbarous outrage been perpetrated in our county, and while we do not desire ta particularize the individuals who were instrumental In the death of the young roan previous to the trial, at which all the facta will be brought to light. Wo can not but hope that those guilty of the crime will receive the punishment they so richly de-
ars in
serve, and that those who are Innocent will be enabled to establish tho fact, and thus impartial Justice be vindicated,—WarsawJndiaman.
Wno Killed General Robert 9. Gar-
nett?—On the
A Kjr.AU 13th day of July, 1.161, Gener-
al Robert 9. Garnett, who commanded the rebel force* id West Virginia, was killed at Csrrick’a Ford on tbe Cheat river, near St. George, In Tucker county. At tbe time he was killed, it will be remembered that several men of the Seventeenth Indiana, under command of Colonel Dumont, claimed the accomplishment of tbe feat, but since that time tbe affair has Income a matter of written history, which, with the general reader.wlll settle the dispute. A few day* since, In looking over Greeley’s "American Conflict,” Volume I, and beginning on page r>,023. we find, in regard to tbe death of General Garnett, be holds the
following language:
"General Garnett exerted himself desperately to hold hts men, without success; and while so doing, was shot through tbe body by Sergeant Burlingame, and fell dead without a
groan. A slight boyish Georgian
aid—alone stood by him to the
A.'»
probably last and
shared bis fate.”
Sergeant Burlingame, here referred to, was Benjamin F. Burlingame, Jr., until recently a citizen of Wilmington, but now n resident of J cffersonvllle. From all we have beer •*M« to learn, we believe Mr. Greeley is correct. Major Gordon, of Indianapolis, who was then sergeant major of tbe Seventh Indiana, and was an eyewitness to tbe affair, confirms tbe above statement. He stood within a few feet of Sergeant Burlingame when tbe fatal shot was fired, and know* from tbe range and tbe angle at which the ball passed through tbe General’* body that Burlingame made the shot.—Aurora Commercial. Excited.—Lansing, of the Bowling Green Aurora, is exciting himself over the African question. Hear him: Tbe Putnam Banner thinks tbe Democracy are ” inhuman nnd cruel,” (how kind to put It in that mild form) and quotes from this paper to prove It. 1 f It is " inhuman and cruel ” to wish nil tbo. negroes in tbe South In tbe warm, close, feeling embrace of A. Cholera, Enquire, In preference To equality with tbe whites, so be It! If it Is “ inhuman and cruel” to offer as rotten sacrifices to tbe devil upon demand of bis Prime Minister, Hon. Y. Fever, all the Jack Hamiltons and other amalgamation bounds who whine when be barks, we are ready to sign the bill for their delivery. Wc may be ** inhuman and cruel,” but before we would open tbe white man’s ballot box In any State—the jury box in any white man’s court—the school rooms of Indiana or elsewhere dedicated to white children, or tbe parlor to any white man’s mansion, prepared for tbe comfort of white men, women and children—upon a political, Judicial, educational or social equality with a negro, mulatto or quad-roon-male, female, or hermaphrodite—masculine, feminine or neuter—buck, wench or picanlnny—we would herd all the niggers in America, with Stevens and Sumner, with their amalgamation - miscegenation - negro-equalizing-aiders and abettors on Bird Roost Island, plant them a thousand fathoms in guano, picket tbe post with Greek Fire on tbe inner lines, and with cholera, yellow fever, plantation Itctr, and old Massachusetts mumps on tbe outer ones, and there leave them To stink and sweat and sweat and stink; To shrink and swell and swell and shrink; To rot and pack and pack and rot— Till hell for them Is seething hot. Then with Imps to gnsrd the holes. To shake the (free and stir the coals, Keep tnein, while ages eyde round. In this warm keanel ’neath the ground. Nor think It" crnel or inhuman ” To give Langsdale a negro woman - And each a stick, with this strong charge: * Trick Thaddy’s tail If it swells too large CYRt’8 L. Dunham.—We notice that Cyrus L. Dunham makes it convenient to be present at most of tbe Democratic convention# Mid In tbia district. He is one of tbe best stump speakers In tbe State, and as tbe Democracy will be in want of that kind of material next summer, we should not be surprised if Colonel Dunham wae presented as their candidate for Congress.—iVcw Albany Commercial. —An Infaqt named Serrln, of Brazil, shot away one of his thumbs while handling bis revolver. Tbe pistol was taken away from him, and hereafter he will amuse himself
with s rattle.
Clay County Minerals. — Lead-, allver and gold have been found in Clay county, J l»iys tho Aurora. That county le getting al-
together too rich.
—A man named Fogle Jt\\ out of a swing near Argo*, Marshall county, ami broke his
neck.
—A boy of twelve years of age was recently tried In (he Emnsvilte police court, on a charge of assaulting a buxom widow of thirtyfive, with Intent to commit a rape. He failed In Ms hellish design, and was fined one dollar and costs.
INDUIIA.NCE.
IIVNUJttaAIVOE.
IIUtT vn nit?) K/XAVUi RTUlr J CVCIf up IrtJ LUr present writing I# subject to poll tax^-Tlpton
Times.
. pie ofjnir Government, wiiicii, in the language
of Jefferson, establishes thu supremacy of
civil over tbo military authority,
in 1867, this sains Charles Sumner, voted for a bill installing a purely military govern mont over tch .States of the Union, thus giving them a government "founded on military power,” destructive of a “republican fern of gov ernment,” violative of tbe "requirements of tbs Constitution," and establishing the su premaoy of tho military over tho civil authority. Out upon the vile and perjured
hypocrite.
A fflnet Uanerwaa AcknewleEgmeato Mepadlittian at the CMiaeitaMln*. The remarkable letter of Tiiaddbus 9teyens to Samuel schoce eostotos the followlug: "Some of tbe mombsre of ffce lenate esemed to doubt their power under the Constitution which Stay had jiM repudiated, and ouWide of which all agreed that we were aet- !■!, elN our whole work of reeonetruetton wae usurpation,” , ’ Isotbor, wUi not rip. If tho solo of boots sud shoes ere dreeaed with petroleum they will reMet wet and wear well. The nege, ft le eaM, aee net affected by drynoee, oner betaf well sstuMUd with the liquid.
Iff Hannibal
is considered
Ma. This may bo
‘LfrTiriLli'fsZ'JL
M ft
—Milton White, tbo murderer of Hoppes, haa been ssntanceU to be hung at Anderson on
the 30th instant..
Thieves OKoiNizrtn.—'The Jay and Adams Jlepullican claim* that tbe Ctaweene, lately arrested ta Adame county, fcoletig toon organization that extends from Randolph to Allen county, and that they have been quite active for a considerable time. It Is proper here to state that they have no connection with the
MARTIN, HOPKINS A F0LUTT, ‘ (Ofllce new Journal Building,) Represent the following sterling -companies: INSURANCE CO. OF ' NORTH AMERICA AffSHTSy 34.
horse thief organization that has on* of Itg branches in our midst. These thieve* ley-
band* upon aUklndaof personal property,< ml * A^snd ©f regulators 0 are being organized Hi Jay. to ootmtafict their movements.—
Jbrf Waynt Detnocrdt.
ENTERPRISE laab Cw* Cla-, OAfffMTS, • - 3.
Stationers,
Baarht* tU Bje WUsktof, Sic.,
No. 5 EAST WASHINGTON ST^ INDIACTAFOX-l**.
And Proprietors C.8. Bonded Warehouse,
Mo. Ifi3 Mwfifc Blerleifam Street,
J. B. OSGOOD, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Painti, Oili, Window Gfa*
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. jyMdffm
Axle Grease, and Brushes ef all kinds.
Kga and Ornamental Fainting.
J. O. BRINKMBTBB ft CO. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
NO. 82 MAST WASHINGTON STREET. Mixed Paint In any quantity.
Foreign and Domestic Liquors
Ol. I> BO Hit BON,
RYE WHiSKY, GIN AND BRANDIES. No. 1 ALVORD’S BLOCK,
ffwmtk IflerlMUsn street, ladlsuMpell#We have in store and forsale c ho lee
Binkley & Perrine, Kannfaetnrors and dealers in - Tranto, Yalises, TnvffUag Bags, Etc.,
Wg^tas^eMd retail, three doors from lUteoia street, Indtonapolis,
‘Repairing done on short notice. Trunks made to order.
A. JOXES A CO.
BwmrWa mad Kye Whloky,
Ranging from one to ten yean old, to which we Invite the attention .of the trade. High Wines
WlOimil filOCHS,
at Cincinnati quotations, Bond and free.
Geaeral Bended Warekense Me. l
BOB. 74 AND 7« (SCHNUXL’S NEW BLOCK),
We have a Urge Bonded Warehouse, and soli-
cit consignment of Alcohol, High^Wines,Itour-
Mannfacturers or Importers.
Liberal advances made on consignments. We invite the attention of the trade to oures-
Boath NXeridistn Street, Indians)pelie, ind.
A JOXES. h.clay.
tablishment, believing that we have ae fine an assortment of goods in our line as ever before
E. P. Jones. J. W. Josas
offered in tbe West, and Intend
honorable
id, by
deal Ing, to give satisfaction to all who mav favor
ns with their patron age.
jylTdXm
STEAM ENGINES.
rOOD A 1HANN STEAM ENGINt C©.»8 CELEHHATED
PORTAE AHD STATIONARY $te*n Engines ao! Roilm.
Headrick?, Elands k ۥ.,
Wholesale dealers in
Boots & Shoes,
ANCE CO.
1 ROM 4 TO 34 HORSE POWER.
ALSO PORTABLE SAW MILLS. W’JKrssKftasgegssa lively to the manufacture of Portable Engines and
sively to tbe manufacture of Portable Engines and Saw Mills, which, tar simplicity, compactness, power and economy of fuel, are conceded by ex-
perts^to be superior to any ever offered to the a great amount of boiler room, lire aurfac cylinder area, which we give to the rate
pn
The and
short notice.
^Descriptive circulars, with pries Hat, eat 01 „WO°p * MANN STEAM ENGINE CO. UtlCa, N. T. Branch o&ce.N Maiden Lam
. ...r? 1 .:r.: 7...... . .?•.
Btrsmss CONFINED TO INDIANS
■mdiama to kick
to }■-
m. W. »WNIf, Secretary.
B. B MABTHTDALS, Fres’t
ISAAC C. BATS, Age ml.
X>I3Bt B.O T O K S r
E. B. MARTINDALE, JAMBS M. RAT. TBOS. H. SHARPE, WM. 8. HUBBARD. Nicholas mccarty, HENRY 3CHNULL,
jyffl dSm
JOHN W. MURPHY. JE&E McLENE. GEO. B. YANDES. JOB. D. PATTISON. J. H. BALDWIN. „ JESSE L. WILLIAMS, Ft. Wayne. M. L. PIERCE, Lafayette.
COOKING STOVE.
The American Cooking Stove.
After twenty years of experience fa the manufacture of s eves, wc became convinced, some
six yearoslnce, that a vast
beuigexpend«iby tDepeoplerf thla country, in
_ and almost worthless stoves, a large of which was wasted; and that true
economy consisted In bnytog the best stoves that higher. WUh’^s TknTwo'plocenledto coTsarnct the American Cooking Move, and spared rvaaaianawt&PigTfes experimented with it, and carefully watched its operation for .the last six years, and when an im
Kftd woH
Iprovrments secured b] manner, we do not J brought it to a higher has heretofore been a The recent improveme
tru-
ly letters potent. In this hesitate to say, we have r state of perfection than
suggested ttseli; we have at on. and we hove several of these it
jnt. Ii J. we
_ rection
attained In cookings
(nts In this stove have ad-
ded largely to its convenience and effectiveness In all the varieties of stoves we manufacture, we study usefulness, durability, convenience ami
varieties of stoves wo manufacture, we
economy in operation, rather than cheapness in price, and in so doing we are satiated we static the interest of those purchasing our stoves.
SHEAR, PACKARD A C„
jegld3m
Albany, New York.
For sale by R. L. A A. W MctMJAT,
Iwdiaoapolia; Indiana.
ALES.
C. a. strrrxxrixld. j. rsjtB. THdnrsox. c. s. bu rr^R4'ii:i-i> a co., AGENTS yOR
Lili’s Cfcicag* Brewery Cempasy’s
PDle Slock. Ale. •Id Stock Ale, Patio Croinm Ale Porter nnd BrowjtStout,
In barrel, halt barrel and bottles, for the trade
ftBft Ikmfly use.
OAee, Sample-rJbm end Tanlts—85 Market street, east of postolBce. Indianapolis, Indiana. — — - city deliver*! with promptness
and ftee of charge.
Trade orders, noth in and out the city, eepe-
eiallv solicited and attended to with promptness.
RyeiBrn
MUSICAL.
1IN DI AH APOlzlS
oimr
Office:
Washington Hall,
NEXT TO METROPOUTAN THEATER..
W^IrS^u,^ at any
String
thnedortog dajo^evening^in absence of a mem-
Prompter.
hall. Prof. Gresh,
.The nndersigned. members of this Band, fee? interested in announcing themselves as the city Band, who have been for year, known as National Guards’ Band, Hahn’s Band, City Band, and
n Band. The members are all resi
No. 56 SOUTH MERIDIAN fT, (Schnull’* Block,)
■adumapwlle, Imd.
Browning & Sloan, WHOLESALE DICGGISTS, And dealers in
Chemicals, Surgical Instruments, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Dye Stuffs, etc..
. -ApothecawieD’ Basil,' Nob. 7 ft 9 East Washington 8r., ladtaaarDiigy lad.
Comely, Wiles & Co., Wh#le§ale Cvr«ccr», 14® MERIDIAN STREET, Opp:site East end of Union Depot.
.A very large ■■eortment of all elaa* of Groeeriee, Tana nnd Tobacco, for sole, at very Lowest Market Prices.
W. DAILY A CO.
Y. City.
angSdiy
Wholesale Dreg House,
PARTNERSHIP.
NO. 3 MORRISON’S BLOCK,
Copartnership.
r P H1 ? undersigned have formed • copartner— X ship under tbe name of * LANDERS. PBS ft CO ,
Agents for the Sale ef Coal Oil.
Jb xjsstjgss, FRANKLIN LANDERS,I
A LEX. N. CLARK,
GEO. W. GEIGER, MILTON COX,
*~'*~*«» * CO.
Of Lander# ft Co.
Tarkisgtea k Ce.,
Jobbers of
r>K.Y CwOOI>S,
ROTXOWS, BTC.,
NO. US SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET
„ . (Aivood’s Block),
WhftleffMlc Paper
P. SHIPP,
The rapid growth of the Wholesale trade ef Indianapolis demands larger stocks and fuller lines of merchandise then has hearts fine been offered, aad the parpeaMdoar preseat organize, tion la islanded to enable as tomoet this want of
trade.
(tor facilities for keeping oar stock fresh aad foil at all time* are greatly increased, and we in-
pfpgpiSli School Book De|«t dianapoli*. as a market, are equal to any other *
AA9k Of Wftlt
nags dlmeod LANDKES, PEE ft CO.
BffWCl, ttffVftVt k Cffro
SCALES.
Iff WEST WASHINGTON STREET,
CoNriMDtCA—Oa fiatorday rooming a couple of knevM get on tbe trata atFraaeUvlIle, Go* of Ikon bewewedftW to Feepay wapteas obarget on tome freight, giving the leader a check for fiS.flW <m t Cblcagb beak tt collateral. The ether took a liaten os bis arm aad treat thfoogh MM coaebce pta/taffrwJitotor, He borrowed |36 ef a paseeager to chaagc a fifiO MIL Beth lit oat a* eeoa ae the train slowed a little. A lool-klller la a* great a art oeaslty on. that road a*
TWKMtM
CONTINENTAL
Fairbanks Standard Scales. w. F». OALX-Ur,
General Agent,
lff.74WestVMh.St
iNDffifMfeur, nw.
Bay only thagODaffne.
Jytadly
Im*. Co., IfAttaEFB) - #i,or3grn r
DYEING.
Coppoff Z>iatlltod tOCIMN fi kYI WUfIT K?' : ja *’ amim . 58p Foreign and Domestic Liquors and
CSyeura,
NO. Tf SOUTH MERIDIAN BTSEET k
<
Metropolitan Band. The members are all res dents of thia city, permanently, and well known to the greater part of the public os musicians
•the pnblii
folly your
Adol]
r patronage. Schellschmi
Phil. Dohn, Henry Hahn,
ihmidt, Ferd Schellsek midst.
C. A. Biedenmeister,
PhiL Hahn, Ben. Gresh, West Davis.
A. Pl&tz,
A. Fischer,
jelOdSm.
LATH MACHINE.
GREAT WESTERN
LATH MACHINE!
Patented April 24, 1886.
Its capacity is unlimited, and will readily cut 50,000 Per Day,
Requiring but one horse power to drive it. It is a seif feeder, and perfectly safe to the operator.
It can be easily attached to i
ed to any mill.
Altai itedmamber of responsible agents wanted, to whom liberal terms will be offered. For State, county or individual rights and ma*
c 1 ” 0 ****^ 1 CHARLES LEA&NED, Patentee..
Office northeast corner Wafthinffton and Ulinoi streets, up stairs. jeldtm
VARNISH.
Y ARIWIRH.
fTlHB subscriber, being now folly under way; X is prepared to fnznn>r '
is prepared to farmah to order, in large or small quantities,
Cffaeht Faraltire, Spirit Varkishes aid Japais,
of a quality he warrants equal to any elsewhere manufactured. He respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. H. B. MKARS. CAPITAL CITY WORKS—Corner Mississippi street and Kentucky avenue. jlySS d3m
LIBRARY COMPANY.
THE
f 1SBMT0S LIBKABT CO.
1*44 U^AX>XU-.P4AHa..
Subscription One Dollar 0300,000 puKsrarrs to tainBSCUUEKM.
Orata Presewt «f 640,000. > Casta rtiwseat ot *200)00. Canta B>reseat •( UIOOMK).
Www Casta Preeeats mt 42,500 eacta. Bead full Schedule of Presents Below. Each Certificate of Stock is accompanied with a Beaslifal Steel Plate KEgraTiier,
Worth more at retail than the cost of Certificate, And also insures to the holder a
Prescmt La the Great fiHstrfkatlem. The WaskiRgtffR Library Cenpaij
Is chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, and Organized in aid of the
YtrVTErRSIDE INSTITITYlfi
kDldien* aad Sailers^ Orphan*. Incorporated by the State of New Jersey, April S, ISdT.
The Kircrside Inslilnte,
ers and Sea-
iucating the sons of deceased Soidiei
en of the United States.
The Board of Trustees consists of the following well known citizens of Pennsylvania and New
Jersey:
Hon. WHliam B. Mann, District Attorney, Pt.il
adeiphia, Pennsylvania.
Hon. Lewis R. I
Broomall, ex ChiefCoiner United
States Mint, and Recorder of Deeds, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
Hon. James K. Scovel, New Jersey.
. W. Ware, New Jersey.
Hon. W. ’... .. , Henry Gorman. Esq., J h iladelph ia^ ’
sey.
at Adams
Express,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
J. E. Coe, Esq., of Joy, Coe A Co., Philadelphia.
TuxASTrxy Dxpaktmint, Washixotoiv, D. C., April 18, 1867.—Office of Internal Revenue:— Having received satisfactory evidence that the proceeds' of the enterprise conducted by the 14 Wash ington Library Company ” will be devoted to charitable uses, permission is hereby granted to said Company to conduct such enterprise exempt from all charge, whether from special tax OX OthP* '1 YD A 'Ekff’kV W TV0 » . . »
W. vv aav.waax.ja aaxrau C7,rx-V. X)
doty. E. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner. Tke WashiBftffi Library Coapiay,
In order that the benevolent object set forth in
this circular may be successfully accomplished, have issued five series of FINE STEEL PLATE
ue
ENGRAVINGS, which are put on subscription at
prices much below their retail value
Certificates of Stock in the Washington Library
Company will be issued, stamped with the seat oi the company, and signed by the Secretary. (N
others genuine.)
schedule. Odo Hollar E
No. 1—“My Child I My Child. Saved! They’re Saved!” No. 3—'
No. S—“They’re
v -- u—“Old Seventysix; or, the Early Days of the Revelation.” Any person paying TWO DOLLARS will receive either of the following fine Steel Plates, at
choice, and two Certificates of Stock, thus
coming entitled to two presents.
- Twd Dollar EDgraTinge.
No. 1—“Washington’s Courtship.” No. 2— ‘Washington’s Last Interview with his Mother.”
Ttaree Dollar Engravings.
Any person paying THREE DOLLARS will
eceive the beantifnl Steel
Plate of
“HOME FROM THE WAR,” And three Certificates of Stock, becoming entitled to three presents.
Any person paying FOUR DOLLARS shall receive the large and beantifoT Steel Plate of
“THE PERILS OF OUR FOREFATHERS,” And four Certificates of Stock, entitling them to
four presents.
Five Dollar Engravings
Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall
: and splendid Steel Plate oi
receive the large and splendid Steel Plate of “ THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS,” And five Certificates of Stock, entitling tha— to
five presents.
The engravings and certificates will be delivered to each subscrij>er at our local agencies, or sent by mail, post paid, or express, as may be or-
dered.
Tke Waskligtffi Likrar/ Cuftpaij
WILL AWARD
THHEE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN FKESENTS
TO TBE
SHAREHOLDERS,
t
i Wedneaffay, September 95, 18ST,
AT PHILADELPHIA, PENN-, Or at the Institute, Biverside, New Jersey.
Setaeftnlo off JProoonta.
1 Cash present 1 Cash present..—..
1 Cash present..
1 Cash present.
frt.OOD . 80,000 . 10,000 . 5,000
5,000
S Cash presents of $3,500 each 1 Handsome Country Residence, Stable, Grounds. etc., Germantown, Philad’a . 18,000 1 Double Residence, three story brick.
■ Camden, New Jerse; 1 Coal Depot, Offices, I
ness establista
15,000
15,000
•TEAM GAUGE TEST.
STEAM GAUGES TESTED AND WARRANTED.
The only Steam Gnage Test in Indianapolis at a m. V. Mifl’fifiKJMlNMaTOta’D Mof Jk.OZXZJM’S WORKS, Car. swntksMA Pemaeyivamla Sta.
1 tan Horse, “Caliph;” also, a light I Wagon, weight 140 pounds, with >f superior Single Harness, etc ,
OMALL ENCiirER tram three to five hone O power, manufactured to order, and jobbing oraMitaa fims urth aSwwXFXiBSmm art
taation p«U to the
I repairing of
woodwovkiaglamchtoro^of aU^descriptioM^wd
CIIICKlIRCYCi Jk BON
business established. No. 1314 Washings tonavenue, Philadelphia 1 Country Residence, Riverside, N. J., with Ground. Fruits, etc 10,000 i tSSOESSUgiSZ^m ‘■ M ‘ each 5,000 1 Elegant Turnout Family CarriageA?an ..«S7^5SSiSS,SlSS;; w» *Ste^ara ss '”“ :v;rn '''* 1 "
Arabian Horse
Iteadl
making a~fi»t class establishment ' JLOOO
» S*™*. BBOOoaen. 10,000 5 gosewood Sewing Machines, *20* each. 1JW0
Mi OH PaintingsTbyteading artist^-a^ regate valne 10,000
i&EsaSsaesE-:: 5 ssaagggsar.-—: i«s
The remainder will consist of Silverware, Musical Boxes, Opera Glasses, Pocket Bibles, and different articles of ornament and use, amounting to SfiOOC
LuSproperttasiim ete*ertaetaffd^Mei
^YE AMD EAR.
EYE AMD EAR.
ODGLm AND AURI-ST,
Frwm New Y*»k,
Is now permanently located hi AlWr>IAk2VALPOXaI8. YKTHERE he may he consulted, tree jot charge. If on all fitaeaaea of these delicate organs. The universal saaaaaa off JO* Wall’s practice for the past two years in this city together with in tbta branch o' -
medical profession elsewhere, should be a guarantee to men afitteted that he is no charlatan or
quack, but qualified to take a Cross Bye am
without
iplish all he un«:er- •—■ ,o
■interruption to business. H
Patients who bnvo already been snsad off Bllnd-
ness. Deafness, Cross Bye. etc., can be seen on
“ ‘ * All surgical <
apt Hcation to tbe ortce. AH surgical operations made in the presence ef the family physician when desired offensive Discharges from the I Mrs of children fasnre forerunner of Deafness,) permanently cared. Chronio Inffammation of the Byes, of years’ standing, perfectly cured. ■Beeping or Watery Eyes, Cataract, Films and
Leers of tteM'
Ulcers of the Eye. speedily cured.
No charge for an examination and an opinion, aad no charge for unsuccessful treatment. Operating Rooms—ai* West Maryland street,
upstairs.
PostoMce Box fits asgfft dlytopcolSdp
CARPETS, ETC.
NEW &TOCK
CARPETS,
WALL PAPER,
Window Shades,
OIL CLOTH,
Etc., Etc.
IVe Take Pleasure $n
Showing our Goods.
GALL X R1$U,
Iftl East Washington Strevt,
ang« <13 m
Opposite Court llouac.
TOBACCO WORKS.
I IN DIJA1V AFOI .1^
Tobacco Works!
J. A. MAY A CO.
(Successors to P. M. M. May,)
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
PLUG TOBACCO,
Office No. $7 East Sautta Street,
10*8 May Apple a.ml Fig I-uoip*
MADK TO ORDER ONLY.
J
AMJL BKAJNIMi WAKRANTED. aneff dtan
UNIVERSITY.
UBIVESSITY NOTRE DAME,
84. Josepk Commty, ladlmma.
QTUD1E3 will be resumed at this. Institution
O on Tuesday, September 3,1867.
For Catalougaes, address
TM. COBBY. S. S. C., President,
Rxv. Wi
jylSdtd
Notre Dame Postoffice,
Indiana.
ST. MARY’S ACADEMY, Netre Dmmac, Indinna.
CJTUDIES will be resumed at this Institute.
O Monday, September 2,1867.
For Catalogues, address
jy#5 dtiljel.’68 MOTHER SUPERIOR.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
JONHS & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Nos. 7ft and 79(Sthnuirs new block,) South Meridian Street,
Indianapolio, Indiana..
A.J0HX8. H. GLAT. x r. jens. ft. W. —L
feb8 dly
TOBACCO WORKS.
Capital Tobacco Works.
B. E. BARKER, Manufacturer of all kinds ME-COT CREWING MB SMOKING tobaccos. Agents for the sale of all kinds 1*1 « gT Totkacoo, At manufacturer’s prices. Nwe. 19)81mmff 23N. Temmeeaee Street, (Oppoatte the State House.) a*** . INDfiANAPOUS.
American Pianos Triumphant
l not.
ExpwelUwm wf mU NmUwme.
In addition to
J^SSSSS^BSXSSXF^
fitartkB. ta *kw
sen* by draft or express.^^ ■ 10 shares with Engruvlngs.. ta shares with Engravings.. EO shares with Engraving.. 115 shares with Engravings. 10* shares with Engravings.
r a. piekce, m his professional services
the
(yist
Office—No. SBlake’s Row,opposite Bates House.
::iS»
Of Meridian and .Second JetadSm
CBICKEBING fiKRDAL
Local agents wanted throughout the UnltadStatte 1 &j2ZSQBBu'&
C3SCX W.
stated.
NEW, ID., ARBt SUmClKON,
^No. B Second How, Miner’s Block. BtaWataj*-436 North Illlnoi* Street.
INDIANAPOLIS, DTD.
Yonkers and Ifew York
STEAM DYEING ^
Plaeing the Chicx*bi»o PiAXp at the ■i. > ^ ■ -
Iff.
_
Murder- 4 Man Beaten to Death with Stones! — Out ceoffoy haa agnlff heeti the OaMWOBl* had MBMelftaMvered from the tt-
81 coming’
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twa.XSimmo ■ MOMA MU MMME RR *
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boy, |set winter, rnBtmefibm
ttw nctiff
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TOMCeOS AND CltlABS,
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rtrsafttah
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