Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1867 — Page 2
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The Evnaavllle (J*
eitiele la the Veleptrsdeo Repul
strongly recommending Wiu.. CrW»*CK ns the rndlen! candidate for OoTeraor, remarks: ••By the way we will My that our Inform v tton from Indianapolis, trustworthy and credible, is to the effect that the peculiar partisans of Governor Morton are the bitter and unrelenting enemies of Governor Baker s nomination, and are moving heaven and earth to defeat Mm. The reason Is creditable to Governor Baker. Though a bitter partlMn, Governor Baker Is a gentleman, and won’t allow the filthy crew that hovered around Morton like vultures over the carcase of a dead horse, to thrust themselve* upon him and their hands Into the State treasury. We desire to see Governor Baker receive the rfidicm nomination for Governor, for If such f thing is possible as the aueeess of the radical ticket In Indiana next yrar, in eeee ef Me weetlon the State would have In the gubernatorial < hair a bitter partisan, It Is true, but nevertheless a gentleman. But wo rather guess the radical nomination tor Governor In isos will
he an empty honor.”
Those who know Governor Bakkr person ally will cheerfully endorse all that tho Courier says In regard to his private worth and gentlemanly qualities. It Is true that what Is known as the State House clique have no especial affection for the acting Governor of Indiana. Tpon his assuming the duties of Governor nr? interim, when Morton was on his European tour, Governor Bakcr Immediately commenced tho work of retrenchment In tho executive chamber, and that operation c utsed a distrust around the State Mouse in regard to his appreciation of tho necessities of tho radicals who, under his predecessor, had been enjoying fat pickings off the public treasury for party services. Gov-—-- ***'■'' had not time to carry out hts proposed reform before the return of Morton, an event which caused great Joy among the almost decapitated faithful. Governor Bakru's economical Ideas were reversed, and the clique were retained as leeches upon the treasury, for partisan work. Morton had no scruples in regard to putting his hand Into the public treasury to advance the interests of hie party. (Dvernor Baker may be educated up to that stand point—he may be demoralized by hts rotten radical surroundings, but thus far, in the discharge of his official duties, he has had a regard for the public interests as well as those ^f his party. If we we to have a radical Governor elected in ISOS, we can say that Governor Baker Is a vast Improvement, morally and socially, upon
the late soldier’s friend.
A Peckenlfflnn SermonThe Journal, following the lead of that other whtted sepuchre, the Cincinnati Gazelle, and following it so closely that It copies almost the exact language of the latter, Indulges in a good deal of spurious Indignation and cheap virtue over the recent prize fight between Jones and McCooIe. The sermon preached by the Geuette, and stolen by the Journal, comes with a bad grace from papers which sent spe dal reporters to writeup the fight, and published extras in order to spread tho result before their readers at the earliest possible moment. It will probably be interesting to our readers to compare extracts from the Journal’s sermon and its special telegraphic report of the fight. Eor Instance the following:
Journal Editorial.
On Friday the “roughs’’ began to arrive in that city from all parts of tho country, and by Saturday morning the city was literally pack*ed with gamblers, thieves, pimps and the lowest dregs of humanity. Journal’s Special Telegram. A large, and what Is stranffo, a well regulated crowd, uttondod the great fight for tho championship of heavy wdg hts.
Journal Editorial.
The light camo off in accordance with the programme, and “the first knock down,” “ the first blood,” etc., were attended with the usual cheers, etc., etc., from tho low Hung and degraded wro tches present.
Journal Telegram.
Now commenced the system so universally despised, called "dropping,” by whfrh we remember Barney Aaron won tho championship of the light weights.
Journal Editorial.
No tlTort was made to prevent It; upon tho contrary, tho pollen oflieers were the best posted men that could be found, and were almost universally surrounded by crowds of degraded and beastly wretches who were afraid they would miss some gossip or "point” In the programme.
Journal Telegram.
With might, grace nml irood aim another knock down occurred during the game In fa-
vor of McGoolo,
It will not be necessary to point ostt the difference in tho tone of tho above extracts. While that of the editorial is sternly indignant, awfully decent and rigidly virtuous, tho •peclal report enters with enthusiastic al>an don into the spirit of tho fight, and talks learnedly of prize ring tactics. Tho miserable syitem of "dropping” by which "Barney Aaron won the championship of the light weights,” is severely rebuked. This pious Sunday school sheet want* all brufeers who enter the ring to stand up like men and take their medicine, and not seek to avoid, by "dropping” the terrific blows which smash
bom* and break riba.
It alio admiringly notes the "might, grace and good aim” with which one of the brulsers shoot* a knock-down blow into the ribs of hie opponent. It hastens to contribute to “the demoralization of aociety” by spreading before 1M readers, In the form of an extra, the vile detail* of the brutal affair, and then seeke to atone for its sin by a half column of hypocritical cant. The Journal has two sides— its Sunday side, in which prize fighting is virtuously condemned and a money-making side, which inues an extra, publishing full details of tho offatr, for the satisfaction of its "brute’ patrons. It never —MM— greater industry or displayed mete eloquence in acquainting ita readers with the detail* of a great battle, preaandlng He Sunday and sepulchral tide, It dismally groans out Its abhorrence of prize fighting. It deplores the beastly spec taele of two athletic men treating each other's face* to a jelly and at the same time, In n truly GhrMlau like spirit regrete that McCoolo did not kill Jones, and that Jones’ backer did not Uheot MoGooie, so that the law might hang Janet' becesr, According 4dGp«.aakMnortiHy ethics, three murders would be much bet-
ter than an assault and buttery.
This damnable hypocrisy is about played out. If the Journal proprietors agree with the aentlment of the editorial from which w# have quoted, then they me guilty, la puMiskr lug their elaborated account of for prize fight, of the the vilest and moat disgraceful pauder Ing to depraved appetite, for the purpose of meklng monev-Just such pandering ee would publish obueeue beeics, for tbs sate of money, provided It could be done without detection.
firm* nr# She Mepwdi »ewr*f
Bankers, who received and receipted for gold ea deposit, after the i awuge ef fhe legel tender act, refused to pey the depositors In coin, and the courts decidod that they had no right to do so, for greenbacks was the only legei lender recognized by law iu United The gold the broker thue cheated Me custo-
mer out of waa sold for greenbacks, her getting three dollar* in greenback* of gold. Thee* greenback* be turned
betde, dellar Jap doller^ud now be feoounces Ml who wish to pay the debt W the aeme hind of currency la which M wae created, at repudfatora. Thera are thouaaude ef in•Maces of the hind we hate fiMyttcif and the party press of the so-ealied RepuMleafi party join the meaty changers la their eboea ef all whe thoewfeh to ftf atf t» —1 debt
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unlay, the 8M ultimo, for the purpose fy — the —mUni made at the primary cofireirttonhfcSM ta lie aJveral township* oa
the 10th d*y«f August, 18G7. On m— at Oaf il M.T.
the selection of
and Joshua
(invention was organized by the lion. Lcamicf McChnrgchnlsinaD,
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On tbetlon • committee waa select a central committee for t!
who reported that committee as follows: David R. Barner, chairman, Joshua N. Artnaatrout, Isaac Cook, Frank D. Caldwell, Thomna Lee, James I. Miller, Fill. P. Bailey, Georg* Earhart, Moses Jacoby, John Frazler,Wllliam V. Johnston, William Nixon, Purnell Thomas, Dr. W. A. T. Holmes ain* p hlllp
Wilson.
Upon canvassing the ’■ot** of theaereral townships, D. W. C. wyant was declared the zer, Lori Harlacher and Abraham F. White-
man for commissioners.
On motion a committee was appointed to draft a series of resolutions expressive of the sense of this meeting, who reported the following, which was adopted unanimously! Jieeolved, That we reaffirm and indorse the time honered principles of the Democracy, as laid down by Jefferson, Madison and Jackson, as tbe only safeguard to the life and prosper-
ity of the Amenera Union
-w^ hndnKraafel^that whenever a Scradtaarlan
* nt Said he permlttaUTo uaelu owi^formaTui
•wa language,anTife suite—, in the service*
of (he church.
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Betohed, That wt are in favor ef asyatem equal taxattea, predicated upon all properand valuables, that the burden of labor
mav be lightened.
Jleeolved, That we are opposed to any tariff to draw from the pockets of tbe consumers of one pertlon of our country, to fill the coffers of the wealthy manufacturing monopolies of
another.
lieeolved, That we demand tbe redemption of tbe United States Government bonds In the same currency in which they were contracted, that there may be no unjust discrimination between tho citizen and the bondholder. Urtolved, That we are utterly opposed to any further plunder of the public treasure to sustain and uphold in power any sectional political party. Jleeolved, That we are uncompromisingly ^.’esoiretL^That we hereby tender onr thanks to the brave soldiers of the Union army for tho valor displayed and the hardships endured ed that has secured pence to our country. The Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks was then Introduced, who spoke some two hours, in his usual forcible, logical and elegant style, challenging the admiration even of his political opponents, reviewing the late reconstruction acts of Congress, demonstrating the deep laid plot of tbe radieala to overthrow the Constitution, their utter abandonment of their policy promulgated during the war for the restoration of tho Union, and maintaining the authority of tho Constitution, and seeking instead, through usurpation, to control legislation to perpetuate their power, and build up a privileged dace at the expense of every branch of industry. On motion of N. T. Catterlin, the convention tendered Senator Hendricks a vote of thanks lor his able and patriotic speech, rad after giving three cheers for the Union, tbe Constitution and the Democratic ticket, the proceedings of this convention wero ordered published in the Indianapolis Herald, and the Frankfort Crescent, when the meeting adjourned sine die. Lkaxdkr Mcclcrg, Chairman. Josiiva N. Armantuout, Secretary. —Michigan City is putting on commercial airs. Tho Enterprise of last Friday says: Our harbor presented a busy appearance yesterday. The revenue cuttsr Andrew Johnson, propeller T. D. Dole, bark Flying Mist, and six schooners, lay inside the piers. Cargoes, iron, stone, fruit and merchandise. —There were about one hundred accessions to the church, and eighty-three conversions, during the camp meeting held near Grandview, In Spencor county, last week. —The South Bend Union thus discourses about the Notre Dame bell. Tho great bell of Notre Dame rang out loud and clear, for the first time, probably, on this continent. Ills not yet in position, we understand, and was rung by means of hammers. When properly suspended It will boning as smaller bells are, by swinging. Last evening tbe sound was evidently not very Intense, but still there was music In it, and a* it rose and swelled, erashfng among the trees, aweeping across tho wide expanse of country, and then sinking down to the bosom of the river, mingling with the murmuring of the rippling water, there seemed a grandeur about It to which this beautiful valley has hitherto been a stranger. Japan Spring Wheat.—Wo were shown by Mr. Kizcr, yesterday, a head of this wheat, of monstrous size, and said to contain over two thousand grains. It was raised by Mr. Harrison Mall, seven miles south of tho city. M is cultivated like corn, Is not injured by fly or woavli, and It is claimed that Hour made from it equals that mafia from the best Mediterranean wheat. It is certainly worthy the attention of our farmers.—Terre Haute Ex-
press.
— A Campbolllto revival Is In progress at Bowling Green, and sixty persons have JolfreJ thodiurch at that place. —Mr. Hoot, the leading member of tho Brazil Furnace Association, died at Brazil on Frl lay lust.
at Chlto the
con-
or mercenary contract ”
■aairoch aa poetible in tbe church HjajjJJplMradrtra gjjjgfe
mlon was certain.” He
RusragJreek and 'A „ that "Anal union waa certain.
Dr. Fallen la aiitor ®l thanfw ttonal organ at Chicago-The Advance. first Issue was fiftyThousand copiea.
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Patton aays in salutatory: "More than a
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thousand ckarches scattered through ten adjoining mates have called loudly for a new re-
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Empire of the Interior.” "Interior’’ we are. tumeis what is generally called the "West.” It
teneW a more correct term.
The New York Gazette says: "If your fact la tanned by your visit to the county, get a fresh lemon prcJs tbe juice out of it, with which mix tbe same quantity of neat gin, rad apply a Mute with a sponge after going *ut In the ran, and use a little oatmeal to dust tho face with on going to bed at n'ght. If you are not brown already, fresh lemon rubbed over yoor face, and allowed to dry on before going out, will preserve your face perfectly white and
clear.”
-• ———— Jay Cooke, the author or endoraer of the saying that “ a national debt ie a national blessing,” found It a blessing to himself, a* le shown by the Ana-dwelling and other buildings built out of his profits, and Is now *• subject of some rather pertinent or impertinent queries in Northern papers. The New York herald asks if any one can tell them the amount of income tax that is paid by that celebrated Individual in that State orclswhcre. — • mm — — Mrs. Stowe has sent to tbe printer large ins tel meats of her new work, which le to be s sort of chronicle of old time folks in a New England village fifty or sixty years ago. Some of the characters are said to be as graph)callv depleted ae those In "Uncle Tom’s Cabin.”
INSURANCE.
Is Kentucky in me f ntffn'-Uhnt
Mktee Aral* *** WMftf JIM?
Wc have scon no more grave and startling issues made in politics than that by Senator Wado in Lis recent frantic and blasphemous
speech at Portsmouth, Ohio. Ho said:
Compare negro voting Tennessee with rebel cursed Kentucky. In the latter they have elected a full ticket of traitors to Congress, aad they come up rad demand seats there, but not euo d*W1T of them will ever get a seat there. | Cheers, and repeated cries of " Good.”] You may call It despotism, but what sort of despotism is it to exclude from tbe Government men who openly tried to destroy It! It is quite enough If we spare their devltteb necks, [cheers] and my right band shall forget lu cunning before over I rote for tfcalr admlsstoa. indniust extend# tanaafer the safety of your oorernmefif; EotHfiel Ktfeucky try
It over again.
According to Senator Wade, Kentucky Is rebel because her people would not elect radicals to Congress. Therefore, tbe men who wero fimcntly elected to Congress are rebels, and ai^b lie excluded from their seats. This would put that great State, which seat far more native Union soldiers to the war than Massachusetts, In the same situation ae wore the ten rebel States before Congress established
military despotism over them.
Mr. Wade, to be consistent, must apply tho same rule to tbe other border Statee. like DelMarTland, We*t>Virginia, anteperbaps rl. The report is going tbe round* ef
Sherman
aware,
Missouri. Tbe report is
the papers, that Senator Sherman ha* that the next Congress would be entirety rad leal. So remarkable a declaration woaUt indicate that no Democrat elected from ray congressional district of the North ie to be *4. mltted to a seat. Long since we predicted that tbio would be the landing place of the radical
disunion party.
It will bo next held by these radical'« ion traitors, that il the Northern state* are so
rusuubcu in v/ujigjoeDy tzicrD tnetr lOwfihJ ApJMMHBE* menta are disloyal or rebellious, and unitary despotisms shall be establiehod over thnai wh fesawf ^fcsssyss in such a "Democratic,” or "copporhoad," or, "rebel” congressional district a* Berks, to Pennsylvania? To tbi* must we eomo at Mil, if the Wade-Sbermra Idea I* to role. Alt of their elaee talk of going on in tho teahM* •vents, to the establishment of a true Republican government, by broaktag over State barriers. Here la an issue of vital Importance to thegraot central state*, where thiiii anglikf people againet tho corrupt aad tyraankSTeoogressionai usurpers bs* assumed a term, whether whites are to control tho doattnte* of the nation and tbe continent, or tho blacks.—
National IntelHffencer. Fsoaatbo Chattanooga HenM nteMtuM larwigrawngj
Wo are infarucd that none armed ex ee federate eoMler, who returned to Roane rangafter the war, aad settled down near Foot
custo- ty after tho war, and aettted down near Feat
a number of citizens, who pfumleedBHM Itbeir children to him. Tho Loyal League heard of tbta with terror aad nuaaoatent. What! permit * rebel who didn’t belong «§ their organization, to teach tho young Idea bow to raootl refold K. Heave*! fio Out
meeting, aad^H Btbwexwbte g
■boforMttodtoaakMiiHH •ado letter waa written hy,HHH
It, one Robert Kendricks, whoienow^^R
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which AmdUmr mlTaitmtc to im-
’ If yon would have Indiana compete with hwsiater States, patronize her worth y institutions. * For a Policy or agency of Company, apply nt the office, comer of Washington and Meridian
CEO. W. M1TNM* Sacratarr-
XL B. MARTnVDAIiB, Freffi’t. ISAAC C. BATS, Agemt.
£. B. MARTIN DALE, JAMES M. RAY, THOS. H. SHARPE, WM. S. HUBBARD, NICHOLAS MCCARTY, HENRY SCHNULL, jyXtOSm
D IK SO TO TIB z JOHN W. MURPHY. JERE McLENE. GEO. B. YANDES, JOS. D. PATTISON. J. BALDWIN. JESSE L. \y 1LU AMS, Ft. Way he. M. L. PIERCE, Lafayette.
COOKING STOVE.
The American Cooking Stove. After twenty yean of experience In tbe manufacture of s eve*, we become eomvtaead. some six yean since, that a vast amount of money was being expended by the peopteaf this country, in
buy ing cheap and * ‘ ‘ ~
portion of which
economy consisted in
could be made.
r^ssr. buying the h
stoves, a large and that true
the best stoves that
struct the Ameriemn Cooking Stove, aad epaied ao paiaa or expense to maka it the bestandmoet perfect stove that could be made. And we have experimented with ft, and carefully watched its operation for the last six years, ami when an im
provement suggested itself, we have at oace adopted ft, aid we have several of these im- ^ - um.— •—— —-—* In this
have
, we do
letters patent.
by lettei
, .. —— hesitate to' soy, we have brought it to a higher state of perfection than baa heretofore been attained in cooking stoves. The recent improvement, in this stove have added largely to its convenience and effectiveness, la all the varieties of stoves we manufacture, we study usefulness, durability, convenience and stonmny in operation, rather than cheapness in price, and in so doing we are satisfied wo study the interest of those purchasing our stoves.
SHEAR, PACKARD A C.,
Albany, Hew York.
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Albany, Hew York.
For sale by B. L. A A. W. McOUAT, n Indianapolis. Iiuliftoa.
ALES.
c. a. suTTzariiLi*.
j. raxo. THOMPSON.
c- m. miTTKBFim.® * cik, . AGENTS FOR LIU’s Chicftg* Brewery CeaptRy’s frmle Stock Ala. OM 9tock Ala. Pale Creams Ale. Porter and BrowmStoat,
barrel, hall barrel a
tfhmny use.
iffiee, 8ampie-room set, mm* at pwtoffi
In barrel, hall barrel and bottles, for the trade
end Vaults—95 Market
pwtoffice, Indianapolis, Indians.
Ocdna in the city deLVl red with promptness
and free of charge.
- Trade orders, both in and out the city, etpeoiallv solicited and attended to with promptaesa lly* dim
STOVES. ETC.
THE lORNINfi GLORY Stoves, . Double Heaters
■ot Air Furuaees, The only perfect burners of Anthracite Coal and Coke. The Boot EcomomucmJ How im l ee. HP* The public are invited to examine them.
“ ’ —j EYE MUD EAR.
OCULIST AHD AURIST,
Fro ns how Turk.
fo hawyemuasiiaeiytetafiadin
IN DIAL 2Y APOZaIS, the past two years in tfch eity, together with fourteen years snpeeteoee tn thm branch of the quack, hat qualified to aecoeapiish ail ha andertak s. Gross Rye removed la one wUnto.or no charge, aad without interruption to bustaem. Patients whe have already been cured of BlindDeafness, Cross Rye, etc., can be seen on
ions
, .. _ _ _ cian
ra Discharges from the
Bars of children (asure forerunner of Deafness permanently cured. Chronic Inflammation the Ryes, ofyears’ standing, perfectly cl Weeping or Watery Eyes, Catoraet, Films
ti leers of the Rye. speedily cured.
Bo charge for an examination aad aa opinion, and ao charge for unsuccessful treatment. Operating Rooms—il* West Maryland street,
upstairs.
Postoffice Box fSS - aagtl dtytepcolSdp
ness, ueainess, «.no> nye, etc., can oe seen apt licatkm to the office.^AUslogical operatic when de8ir«i Pr u£a8ive ulschargL P £rom t
Vf
cured.
and
CARPETS, ETC.
MUSICAL.
1NB1ANAPUL19 CXTIT SJLISTID. Office: Washington Hall, NEXT TO METROPOLITAN THEATER. . TIT HERE orders for engagements for String YV or Brass Mnsic will be received at any time during day or evening, in absence of a member, by the proprietor ot the hall. Prof. Gresh, Tbe undersigned, members of this Band, fee) interested in announcing themselves ns the City Band, who havS been for year, known as National Guards’ Band, Hahn’s Bud, City Band, rad Metropolitan Band. The members are all residents of this city, permanently, and well known to the rreater part of the public as musicians and citizens who will please tbe public and their patronizerg with good and well executed mnsic of the past and present time. Soliciting respectfully your patronage. Adolph SchelUcUmidt, Ferd. SeheUschmidst, Phil. Dohn, George Krug, Henry Hahn, B. J. Vogt. C. A. Btodenmeister, Reinh. Miller, PhiL Bahn, A. Plate. Ben. Gresh, A. Fischer, West Davis. “ ' jelOdfim.
LATH MACHINE.
GREAT WESTERN LATH MACHINE!
Pmtemteffi April *4, ISM.
Its capacity is unlimited, ud will readily sat 50,000 Per Day,
butane bene newer to drive it. a sew feeder, and perfectly safe
It can be easily s
ii' ARM
Rl*
safe to the operator,
to any mill.
ageuSs wanted.
to whom liberaltermemlu be offered. For State, county or individual rights and ma *"***’ “^CHARLES LBARHKD, Patentee. Offise nertfreast conmx Washington and mfiOof streets, up stabs. Jeldfrm
T AB W lUMw , rfWn snbserfber, Uetag new folly under wny, X is prepared lo farmish to order, to. targe or —E quantities, : :s» Cfracls Fwiitn«> Sfirit Tftnisfefrfr tifr Jaf»»v
IM GAUGE TEOT, STEAM GAUGES TESTED ffiffiM WAJUkAJNXKffi-
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SOLD ONLY BY I. Ti. FlfcAlVIiEiVI. ThcMorDing Glory Sieve TYRPRBSKNTRD by the above cut, I have sold Xli for the past four yean to my entire satisfaction, in numbers beyond my expectation. I have certificates from the best citizens of Indianapolis, which I shall publish from time to time, recommend ng the Morning Glory Stoves, Doable Hesten and Hot Air Furnaces, In the highest unqualified terms. THE MORNING GLORY DOUBLE HEATER lasimply a stove surrounded.by a covering, forming a chamber through which cold air passes to be heated by the stoves thus encased, and being set in a parlor or basement room, warms such room by direct radiation; rad with a hot air pipe leading to a register In ra adioining room, or to the floor above, warms them also. U Is the only Doable Heating Stove that can take Its cold air to be heated from outside the room where situated, hence the name—Double Heater or Parlor Furnace. Tfee Dlermlmg Clary He* Air Partable Fmrmaee Is the most powerful heater, for the amount of coal consumed, before the public. In construction they are simple, made entirely of cast iron, and fitted with care; are selfclean In* and will burn the entire season without rekindling. I am authorized to set these Furnaces on trial, and guarantee them to give entire satisfaction. i. t,. He. 67 Ernst Waahimgtea Street* Sole Agent in Indianapolis for the sale of the Morning Glory Stoves, Double Heater anti Fur ■aces, dealer to StfrYes ri4 IfiRSfi Fi.Riskiig £»#<l9, Abo, wholesale and retail dealer to the LCTOCOAl*
Of which I keep none but the beta quality of the Silver Brook Lehigh. sept dfmeod
DRY GOODS.
STATE of INOIAMa
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fife, NEH, GR* so oomnenem WITH an oeuxa veanusa Ipref the tatoearaee, in or omtef TmM—mfrefr* W. ft H. SLEHT,
T. F. T£YAIV
Wholesale dealer to
IMPORTED LIOUORS,
siBt.
INDiANAPeH-B, INDIANA.
ft a
time tJ.
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WYti-r.l
NEW STOCK
CARPETS,
WALL PAPER, Window Shades, OIL CLOTH, Etc., Etc.
We Take Pleasure iu Showing our Goods. >
GALL ft KISH, lit Sist WibiiiD^tfin Stmt
Opposite Court llou*
ang?I d3m
TOBACCO WORKS.
Tobacco Works!
A. BAY ft CO.
(Successors to P. M. M. May,)
MANUFACTURKES OF ALL KINDS OF
PLUG TOBACCO,
Office He. S7 East Sontfr street.
lO'w Hmy Apple and Fig Knnsps
MADE TO ORDER ONLY.
WAJURAJHXED.
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UNIVERSITY.
UNIVERSITY NOTRE DAME,
8*. Jeeepta Cmmmty, Indiana.
OTUDIKS will be reanmed at this Institution
O on Tnssday, September 3,1867.
Far Cats tongues, address
Rkt.Wm.CORBY. S. AC., President,
Jyttdtd
» * m» aa. vz. y a AcaatAtauu^ Notre Dame Postoffice,
Indiana.
ST. MARY’S ACADEMY,
IBS will be resumed at this Institute,
jjffidfciljel.’ta
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
A. JONES A CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 7A and Tfr (SehnulVs new block,) South Meridian Street,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
SIS?
febS dly
TOBACCO WORKS.
Capital Totaeeo Works, n. e. nTn k e n, Manufacturer of all kinds FEE-CUT CffiWMG AND SMOKING T O S JL. O O O S. Agents for the sale of oil kinds PlRigr Tobacco, At mranfhrtnrer’s prices. l*Sl ffiNiffi as 1«. WeffitaOMM Street, (Opposite tee State House.) nagSiffim - UMAffiffirtaKIs.
X
t Rates House, and Second JetedSm
r. JJEW, M- z>. v NLUtWKOY. -So. lASecomd Floor, ffiillerfe Block, i Nattt Dltnots StreeL
nro.
•T Me years in the Army a Hospital*, Dr. New kas to resume his profession. -
IgPttBa
I*lky siciaYi, SD AOCOUCHER.
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