Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1867 — Page 4

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Asssaaeaseata tfcls KTaalng. MASONIC IIAU^-La Rue's Carnival Minstrels. T0-day*a AdTartlaaaaeata. Mettopolltsn Theater—The original magical spectHculai' Dr.ima, lllack Crook. Disiolution of Partnership—Charles Nce.b and Michael Knopf. In Bankruptcy—William s».«*»*v7 on® John L. Han«i*r. vf connersvllla. ansle Books-Three nou' music books—Mason it rot hers, .VG Broadway, New York. Wanted—Help for the Wc-torn Lunatic Asylum, of Konturk.). •liialneaa Notices. t.adles’Bron/.e Kid Roots—1» Lent/., 55 West Washington sireet. tiood Situations—Western Lunatic Asylum, of Kentucky.

WftlTIOCHATKt cm DUTY TICKET. KOR RKPRRSF.NTAT1VK, LKWIS .TOnDAN. FOR COUNTY AUDITOR, WILLIAM n. BOOSH1RE. FOR COUNTY COMMI88TONKB, THIRD DISTRICT, GEORGE GREEN.

CITY _ME W • . The Hank rapt l.aw. We have for sale the various blank forme tor applications tinder the bankrupt law. Attorneys ami others desiring any number of these blanks, will pleasesend In thelrorden at once. Pa bile speaking. The citizens of Marlon county, without dls11 action of party, are requested to meet to hoar the political questions of the day discussed at the following places and times: Lynn school house, Wayne township, Thursday, Septeml>er 20. Speakers, Hon. Lafa Pcvelln and Hon. William A. Lowe. Itroad Ripple, Washington township, Friday. September ‘.’7. Speakers, David Bheeki, Ksq., Hon. Lafe Davelln and Joseph W.Nicbol,

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Cumberland, Warren township, Saturday, September 2M. speakers, Hon. Lafe Develln, Hon. William A. Lowe, and Harry Yande-

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Fremont, Decatur township, Tuesday, O’totxr 1. Speakers, Hon. Lafe Develln and Joseph W. Nichoi, Esq. Southport, Parry township, Wednesday, Ortober 2. Speakers, David Sheeks, Ksq., Hon. William A. Lowe, Hon. Lafe Develln. Augusta Station, Pike township, Thursday, October S. Speakers, Dr. J. S. Athon, Hon. L ife Develln and Hon. William A. Lowe. Acton, Franklin township, Friday, October l. speakers, Hon. Joseph K. McDonald, Hon. Life Develin and Harry Vandegrift. Spring Valley, Lawrence township, Satur•lay, October 5. Speakers, Hon. Joseph E. McDonald, Hon. William A. Lowo and David

Sbeeke, Eeq.

At all the above appointments, Leiois Jordan, Democratic candidate lor lieprtentative, will be present and address the people. Speaking each day to commence at one

o’clock p. m.

The ladles are specially invited to bo pree-

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Four Ykahh a scout and Spy. — Mr.

Charles W. Hilt Is now canvaatlng for thle work, which la a narrative of the pereonal experience of Lorain Kugglee, familiarly known as “General Bunker.” The narrative la bloody enough to gratify the taste of the most ferocious home guard or Morgan raider. Many of the feats recorded In It read very much like cold-blooded assassination*, and It la plentifully spiced with profanity. If true, It lea confeaaion that the shameful atrocities of the late war were not peculiar to the rebels. The following extract will give our readers an Idea

of the horrors of irregular warfare: “ During the march of the army northwest,

from Its campaigns against General Price, and when we were near the Tennessee line, thinking that an opportunity might occur of reuniting upon a certain doctor living in the 8Ute of Tennessee, who bad seen instrumental In the amstand imprisonment of myself and ten others, by false accusations,! called upon General Grant and told him whs* we had suffered by the doctor, and asked him If I might Uke the same men add go through the line* some

night and kill him.

The general said, “I can not give you leave to teko a man's life,except under such circumstances as sre warranted by the rules of war; If you wish to capture him, I’ll give you the

countersign.”

The next evening a party of eleven men, without the countersign, went through the Itnee, unobserved, and repaired to the house of said doctor. Stopping at a neighboring bouee, about a mile from the doctors, was a Miss Armstrong, a sister of the confederate General Armstrong. I had paid some attention to her the summer before. When we oame near where she lived, 1 said to the men, "1 have an old acquaintance living about a mile from here that I want to saa. You go on and capture the doctor, and wait there until I come.” I found the lady at home and passed the evening with her very pleaeantly. Before I wee aware of It, two hours bad pasted, collecting my promise to meet the men at the doctor’s, 1 bade the lady adieu and hastened

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When ! arrived, I found the men Impatiently

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Mtmcin.—We paid ear ink visit to Moade n few dayaatnee. Monde Is n geod place to go. It It Um capital of Delaware county, con. taint • popnlatka nf about thtrty-flvo hundred, tad boaata of many line butlneaa houson, as wall aa two handsome school bouses. The coart house 1« nearly as shabby as tors, and the stmts art well graveled. Munrle, as well as Delaware county, la loyal. V Ws might eay d-d loyal. But It isn’t at loyal aa it was. Many good Republicans aro beginning to talk gresabocks, instead of rebellion. They are gradually becoming awaxo of the fact that the war Is over, end that fer the peat two yaara they have been the vlethna of artful demagogues. ▲ grsat and radical change has taken place in Delaware county, and the next election will tell a different

tale.

In Munde we met several solid Democrat* who bar# renamed faltkfal thrauffhoot— among them Adam Wolfe. Adam la a substantial old gentleman, whoa* frith In the final triumph of Donaoceatlo prlnolplsa la uaaKsvable. He Is an ln<M*tfgable and Indomitable worker, who talks good, bom sense In a plain blaflt way which la bearing good fruit, A grant many years ago Mr. Wellt pleated a hickory tree In hla yard and named it Andrew Jackson. A friend who saw him planting It aaked him why he did It. “Nevermind,” said he; “you and I will yet crack nuts under that tree, Doctor.” “ Tut, tut, Adam,” said the Doctor; “ you and 1 will bo food for the worms long before that tree bears nuts.” Adam watched his pet hickory through many a long year, and now has tbs satisfaction of seetnf It boer n small crop of nuts. The Doctor is still In the flesh, and has promised to bring a hammer, and come down, when the nuts ripen. Adam takes great pride In his tm, and looks upon the crop of nuts as a favorable omen, indicating that we will have a government again. They are a temperance people in Muncie. A man Is reported to have died there of thirst. It was along time ago, however. The people of Munde are very Proud. That’s what ales them. Wo went up to Munde to llsb. White river runs conveniently •*** n u "rid t® belitav-ur •* rre *ttb bass,of the largest and most ravenous kind. Wo were driven to the fishing ground In a spring wagon In company with eight members of the Black Horn band, to wit: Alfred Kilgore, United States District Attorney; George Baxter, banker; Carl Shipley, lawyer; John Upp, of Homer, Illinois; Captain McClellan, an agreeable gentleman with long auburn whiskers; Ira Turner, Mark Walling, and George Taylor—all accomplished anglers and musldans. The members took with them two boxes of their musical Instruments, (to soothe the savage breasts with a rural concert, In case the fish didn’t bits) two bottles of M antidote,” In case of make bite, and numerous refresbmenta In the shape of oysters, dgars, etc. At the river, Colonel Schaeffer and Dick Berger straggled la. They fished with us. Ira Turner caught the minnow*. We baited and then we waited. The fish were not In appetite, and we kept waiting. The most of us waited about the commissary wagon until late In the evening, when It was no use to wait any longer In that locality. John Upp ■at down on the river bank and chucked stones at Baxter’s cork. Shipley sat down on a bumble bee. He got up again. Kilgore waded In the water and dived for mussels. He brought up one the first time, and remarked °De profundis clam avf.” He got about a bushel, all told, and buried them In the sand. Worked so bard he broke out In a clammy perspiration. He has been on his mussell ever since. McClellan started to cross with Baxter on his back. About the middle be laid down and rolled over. All this time the baae continued steadily not to bite. Finally we hitched up and drove back to town, stopping by the way to look at a new brick house which certain citizens of Muncie built for Tom Proud. Drank a little spring water in Proud’s cellar. We recommend everybody that want to fish to go to Mancie. Its the best place we know of. They know how to fish up there. It Is true we didn’t catah a fish or get a bite, but that was the fault of the stubborn fish. The science was tbere, but the foolish fish hadn’t sense enough to appreciate it. We forgot to say that Kilgore took his mussels home, with the Intention of frying and eating them. As ho was not In town yesterday we are afraid he did so. We expect to hear of a funeral in Muncie. Another Extension or the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad.—H. C. Lord, Eeq.. and General Burnside have been manipulating for the organization of a railroad from Lafayette to Bloomington, Illinois. Mr. Lord promises to build the rood to the State line, within a year, If the citizens of Tippecanoe and Benton counties take two hundred thousand dollars of stock. Forty-two thousand dollars have been subscribed In Lafayette since Saturday morning, and It la probable the road will be built. Tbe Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette company Is making herculaan efforts to extend Its business. In this case the extension will be no less valuable to Indianapolis than to Cincinnati, for although apodal Inducements should be held out to merchants to go to Cincinnati, hundreds of Illinois dealers will stop here, or send orders here by the agents of our wholesale houses. A very large amount of goods are now sold In this city for Central Illinois, and a direct road to Bloomington would afford additional facilities for reaching some of the customers of Meridian street. We trust It will be built at once.—Evening Commercial.

A Card.

Detroit, September 10,1867.

To Mrs. George Bhodius, Indianapolis, Ind : Madam—Please accept tbe thanks from the undersigned, members of the “Detroit Harmonic,’’for your courteous and kind treatment, which we received both from you and your gentlemanly attendante in your restaurant, during our short stay In the beautiful city of Indianapolis, on the occoelon of tbe

“Ssongerfest.”

It affords us the greatest pleasure to recommend your restaurant to the patronage of the generous public, for tbe prompt attention paid to guests, and for the liberality shown In

ministering to their wants.

Fras. Bramsteller, Carl Engel, Ludwig Warner, Louis Janssen,

uwvvi Wf it buw isavs/ arvasvie «au\a ftiaassfl on, faaiing, perhaps, my long absence caused them to return to camp without Wben 1 arrived, I found tbe men impatie railing for me. Seeing only my number ot ion, I inquired: “Waifbe doctor of home?’’

“Yea.”

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“This way, Bunker.

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Tbe reader e»n judge uf my horror and sur* prlso at tbe tight before me. Tbere lay Um trunk of tbe man In one place and the bead In another, Looking as if pulled asunder by flsetentng tbe neck te a true and tbe feet to a span of mules. Tbe mules were still fastened to tbe feet of the lifeless form. f Rather severe punishment for simply caus-

ing “arrest and Imprisonment.”

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Editor of Herald—Bn: You will remem-' her that on or about the Ifttft of July last, the nemo John P. Show some robbery committed Hr my house, and waa tharefore eouftned la jail for a vary long

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In ordsr to do joaUoa to Mr. Show and Ma auaserous Meads, of Whom Ismoae, and of wheat 1 entertain tbe hlgheat opiakm, for toe mat tea yaara, dortag which tUM f am acquainted with him, m regards Ms Integrity/1 would any tajnsttes baa beta done him and MMl ffMMkfc Ho altegatlen of mine or wflVs ever wariAy Mm SiMlt Mow* ever waa

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Musical Reunion.—’Vo-night another murical reunion wflt ha Iield at Batterfleld A CoJs, 55 East Mark* atreet. Than will be good ata, good porter ^'Cooper” and other bev-

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lylvanta STEMET.—We have opened our Fall and Winter stock, sad an now prepared ! to show our customer! some of the best goods

i, With exeeller ,t dgars, smoked halibut, we have ever handled. We can offer, among

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Jul. Melcher,

F. Bayer, J. VOEKEL,

Louis Sincry, ALFERT 8TSCKEL, F. Grinninger.

broad asd batter, etc. Good instrumental and Yoeal mnalc Will be there. The celebrated Solomon quartette will bo In attendance. t^TMeteorologlcal reports for the Indianapolls Academy of Medicine, bj W. J. Eletun,

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t3T Tbe Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folk* M Illustrated magazine for boys and gffls, are for sale by Mrs. Merritt, No. 32 North Pennsylvania stmt. Mrs. M. la in constant and early receipt of all the monthly magazines, and tbe dally and weekly newspapers of the leading cities. Horrible.—We laan that a tittle gin Shout eight yean old, JU! Into the privy of the First Word schoolbonae,« few days since, and died a miserable death. Tbe body has not yet boon recovered. We did not learn tbe girl’s name. t3T We heard aa ex-member of the police force remark yesterday that If he had tiiOO be could be chief of police, and that be could bold tbe “ polish” until some follow “ raised” htm a hundred. t3TMr. John Scanlon, superintendent oi Llll’s Chicago brewery, woe in the city yesterday. His agents “put him through,” and he was well pleased with Indianapolis, J3T Jell M. Johnson, John Yonng, R. D. Logan and O. M. Wilson were admitted to practice In the criminal court yesterday morning- m | m g3T Mr. C. J. Kautmann has resigned hla position os leader of the Mannerchor. He to succeeded by Professor Welgmann. IdTTbe New York Store was closed yjtforday. In respect to the menutvr young Mc-DoursU-—employes, rW Jacob T. RaUaback baa been appointed administrator ot the estate of Tbomaa J. Rallsback, deceased. 13“ James A. Hancock, of Tipton, and James Meadows, of Lawrence, have filed applications In bankruptcy. ESTThe plates of the Indiana banka will be destroyed nt tbe Auditor’s office to-day. Liet of State, District m« cwwmty Palm* STATE FAIRS. Indiana, Terre Uante. September 30. Illinois, Qnincy, October 1. Iowa, Clinton, October 1. COUNTY FAIRS. Allen, Fort Wayne, October 10. Jefferson, North Madison, October 7. Kosciusko, Warsaw, October 3. LaGrange, LaGrangc, October 3. Miami, Peru, Octobers. Noble, Ligonier. October 3, St. Joseph, South Bend, September 36. Whltly, Columbia, September56. Marlon county, Bridgeport, Septemlttr 23. A. J. Houcks, Secretary Indiana Stats Board Agriculture.

LOCAL I T K M •.

Ladles’ Broaze Kid Boot*.—A lot of French Bronze and Silver Kid, -just received. All styles of Ladles Shoes mode to order at 1). Lintz's, 25-tf 23 West Washington street. Wevr Clwodnl Hew ood*. Mr. William Sweinbart, Merchant Tailor, No. 21 South Meridian street, has received his Fall and Winter stock of Piece goods, consisting of all the latest and most fashionable styles; besides a floe assortment of Gents’ Furnishing goods. The public are Invited to give him a call. 24-4 We call the Atfeatlom of those wanting good situations, at good wages, to the advertisement of the Western Lunatic Asylum of Kentucky, In to-day’s paper. * CJood Affemts Wanted im every county In this State for tbe following unapproachable Instruments: Stelmway A Sons* Pima <Mb Kmahe A Co.’* PI* amee* good cheap pianos, and Smith’* American Organ*, also, to canvass for tbe Weeterm Mnoienl Review, a monthly musical journal. Address, » H. L. Brwham & Co., 10-d&w3m Indianapolis, Indiana.

We Invite the special attention of all purchasers,to our new stock of Carpets, Wall Paper, Oil Cloths, Matting, etc. Ladles will find it to their Interest to patronize Gall st Rush, they keeping the largest stock and lowest prices of any firm In town. 23 2 Palmer’* Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion, Is the sovereign balm for the smallest pimple on the face, as well os the most dl£ tresslng cutaneous disease that can afflict any part of the peraon. 24-dJcwlw The Mmeet assortment of new Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Wall Paper, etc., just received by 23-2 Gall & Rush.

The Black Crook.—We had a 0*11 yesterday from Mr. John H. Meecb, who will tomorrow favor our citizens with the world* renowned exhibition of the Blook Crook—the original Black Crook, and not tbe institution exhibited here lost winter. The piece will be put on the stage with all the fixtures and scenes of the New York performance. It has had long and successful runs la Buffalo, Rochester, Pittsburg, Cleveland and other dtlee. Mr. Meecb bought tbe right from the author, Mr. Berras, and it woo pat oa Um stage ander hts supervision. First Night of the CarnivaIn—La Rue’s Carnival Minstrels opened lost night to an excellent bourn. Masonic Hall was crowded, and the audience woe composed of Me elite of the city. The performance, both vocal and instraatafttal, woe tally up to the standard of this popular troupe. Though la bad votae, Mr. C. 8. Frederick* sang “My Darltog Dwells Over the 8#a” with great 'effect Hernandez was great la the “Soromdlag Beeas,” while Cal. Wagner was fuaaisr, if possible, tb ever before. To-night to the last night of the carnival. A Villain.—Some time Mae# • follow, k some manner connected with a etnas, eloped with a young girt from Be» Malms, law*, amfi under premiss of mesMap braagmft hmrtm this mtp. After remaining with her shoot a mm, be disappeared. Yesterday, Mayor Maeanloy sueooodod la getting n paw for bar, fitf asnt bar oa her way hoaa. Tho gtol tosists that tho seouftdmi did •* Mioawd la hi* base dealgas.

“ To be or mot to be—That** the question.” Whether to suffer with mental anguish. Feverish lips, cracking pains, dyspeptic agonies, And nameless bodily suffering; Or whether, with sudden dash, Seize a bottle of Plantation Bitters, And, as Gunther swears, be myself a man again. Gunther said my eyes were sallow. My vissoge haggard, my breath tremendous bad— My disposition troublesome—In fact. He gently hinted I was fast becoming Quite a nuisance. Four bottles now beneath my vest have disappeared, My faod has relish, my appetite is keen, My stop elastic, my mind brilliant, and Nine pounds, avoirdupois, Is added to my weight. Magnolia Water.—A dellghttal toilet article—superior to Cologne and at half the price. 10-deo6Ubw2w Iff yow wish to see the fimest Velvet Carpet In Indianapolis, coll at Gall& Rash’s, who will take pleasure in showing tbe same. 23-2

Practical WI*doas.-ft 1* Ja*t aa wise to economise when wheat to worth two dollars per bushel as when it will bring bat one dollar. Men acquire riches fey saving what they get more than by getting • great deaf, a dollar or two saved on a coat or pair of panto to as good aa a dollar or two earned by a bard days’ work. The rarest way to sovo n dollar to to boy your clothing at Moritz Brother*, No. 19 Want Washington street. At this place will be found the largest and most desirable lot of Ready Mode Clothing to Do foond In tba city, and a comparison of the prises will show It to b* Hw cheapest pines to hoy. They keep no “ buzzard*”—oa Um contrary thMr clothing to all made to order, and warranted to give sattofoetlon. Their mothlng to mi sewed. They don’t deal la

pegged work.

la oonaoetfon with the ready-made depart-

Criminal Court.—.

for assault and hi

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tailoring astabltobmeat with any la (ha Bttta. Mi m*k of Cto*-. fiiiKhWh Vsatmgs, and Overcoat suiff bus been caretady Mgrted by one of the most sxpsrtonend bay- •» to the country, and their cotter, Mr. Geovys W. Stofworthy, to too wen known to aasd any raeommandatton from os. A* to prison, their terms will he found aa tow as Asan of any ether houae. We eemaMudtbeaa to ear Nader* as honorable gentlemen. 241W

•ar**, grand laresay, aw imrtaauid for two mra, thomotton for • row trim being avwCiimfr—Bill fQUCTlCOCTT^Wllllw Wllllm., tor Mw “

other sttnetfonf:

TwetiU'-ilve sty lee Etbcnf C tael meres. F*tty Btytas J/^Rde^ SM*-Bn«dCBssimcr«». Twenty-five styles Fancy and Plain English aud American rnmimiiiii Fifteen Mjlrt Cngtlsb Chevoits and Scotch

Coating-.

Ten shades din’s Doable Milted Mixed

Meltons.

Seven shades F. A H. Mixed Coatings. Three shades Taylor’s English Side-Band

Coatings.

Fifteen to twenty styles Stmonle Coatings. A full line of Black Cloths, in all grades. A splendid shade Dahlia Cloth. A nice line Doeskins, of different qaalittoe. A magnificent Hr* of phdn and foney Vel-

vet*.

We rail special attention t) these goods, and defy competition, In either variety, quality or price. We shall, at any early day, give to our friends our usual report of fashions. Meantime we shall be happy to have them call and examine our splendid stock. 24-2 ' Treat A Claflin. The “Umfortanusto” nhomM remi Dr. William Thomson’s advertisement on the third page. jel4-ly Om laqmfry off the l»e*t dresweA man In town, we learn that he Is a regular patron of Moritz Brothers A Co., No. 19 West Washington street. His clothes lit better, wear better, and cost lesa than those of any other establishment. They have Just received a splendid stock of beautiful fall goods, comprising some of the “nobbiest” patterns ever seen in this city. All persons who patronize this house will go away well satisfied. sept3-tf

Merchamt T’aitortag; an Furnishing Goods.—Messrs. J. & P^Gromliag, No. 33 East Washm*!^ «*—•*-» hive ja«t received amnd forge Invoice of Fall and Winter Ready Made Clothing, Genta’Furnishing Goods, and a very extensive stock of piece goods for dress and business suits, consisting of American, German and French patterns of the latest and most fashionable style. Parties wlil do well to call on this old established house before giving orders elsewhere. 21-0 The Wemfier-That People will wear old styles of dothes, and then complain when abroad that tbere to no fashionable clothing made in Indianapolis. This is only accountable because they are not particular enough who will moke their work, and only wish to get the cheapest regardless of the quality and style. This difficulty con now be avoided by coining at G. H. Heltkam, No. 8 West Washington street, and see the Broadway cut of clothing and the nobby goods in store. septlO-tf m • m Ninth and Freclcle*.—The only reliable remedy for brown discoloration called Moth and Freckles, to Perry’s Moth and Freckle Lotion, prepared by Dr. B. C. Perry, Dermathologlst, 49 Bond street, New York. Sold by all druggists. mar27-Smeod New deeds! New d<M»dn! Mew Goods!—Prof. Edward Lenox, No. 88 South Illinois street, a few doors south of the Palmer Houm, to in receipt of his Fall and Winter stoclc of Merchant Tailoring Goods, consisting of the very latest styles of French, Engl lab, Scotch and American patterns. Also, beautiful Velvet Cords and Velveteens, which he will make up in the most stylish manner, cheaper than any ether house in the city. Parties wishing dress or business suits will do well to give tbe Professor a call.

17-10

HYGIENIC WINE Vito inrosTXD Tonis, recommended by the moot eminent pfeystetene, te made of Admits in Its eompoaltlon ontyTOnta, Aromatic and Febrifuge substances. It ray loses, with a great snperiority, all other Bitten, which have for a base oath tag but alcohol or Inferior whistles. It Is richer than any other Bitten in Awtlc am« atasl—Ic Prtmcl*!**, And Ms taste is exquisite. Its soothing effects on the Nervous Fluids la moetaatoalahlng. for. while It gently exhilarates by reanimating the functions of the Digesttve Organs, and dissiynta Languor, ny gently refreshing and stimulating the ism iticaMv nenrad none off the baleful Influences that follow alcoholic stimulants. We warrant that, upon trial. Hygienic Win* will be

found a

TEAS.

CHINA TEA STORE Heaodqmartera im Imdlmam FOR CHINESE AND JAPANESE TEAS! The China Tea Store, (ESTABLinasm IN 1859*) Ho. 7 ODD FEZsZsOWS’ HALL. fobia H. H. LFF.

TRUNKS.

R. Xz. SHILLINGS,

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No. 55 West Wash, street, and 18 Ky. avenue. Sole agent for the rftteBtVpilfht THUNK For Indiana;, manufacturer and dealer In Trunks, Valises, Traveling Bags, Ac.

BU9INBM COLLEGE.

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BUSINESS

COLLEGE, Blackford’* Black.

A N Institution for the Practical Education of xjl young men. Students can enter at any time

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SPECIAL NOTICE*. Wear and Tear. When the constitntlon la weak and the system depressed by the wear and tear of business lift, which makes such, tremendous drafts upon the body and mind, unless some healthful and strengthening tonic is resorted to, prostration Will ensue, and disease creep unawares upon the victim of negligence. But if HOSTKTTEtt’9 STOMACH BITTERS,

Which to a genial end purely vegetable stimulant, be timely administered, the organ!istton will resist and baffle the veins of epidemic end changes of temperature incidental to this season of tbe

year, which disorder the nerves of the feeble.

Tbere is an active and permanent vitality In title remedy, which will prove of great benefit to the broken down and shattered eanstltntum. It is tbe only tonic of which the stimulating principle to perfectly pore. Its basis is the essential principle of sound rye, which is admitted by analytical ebemtets te be the most harmless of sttmalente, and this fluid is refined from crudities which belong to it os it comes ft*m the mannfheturcr. The ethos ingredients are composed of medicinal plants and herbs, end coats in net one

tfol stsment to an their composition.

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It Is an unfaiUnff remedy i* all cases of Facial Hfftmfigto, often aflbctlng a perfoet earn in •

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•FECIAL NOTICES.

Tfce Wan Scaaia iBiita Waratags. Disease is stalkiag among ns. ThMrarm season waras as all to took wed after eurewacenititutlom, for little do we know the moment we ma? be seized with skknspo Medicine is useful st OU times. If the prescriptions ore worthy of that doe considemtisn, so mveh dtmandzd by our nature. Malariona maladies must he overoome.and shat ever to taken, must waefcabslsfol effect upon the Liver. This is ve*y essential, and why Radway’* Regulating Fills are without precedent. No medicine like them. No poisonous drags in their ingredients—but a pnnly vegetable compound, well coated with gum, so as to make them tasteless to the palate, they work open (ha Bowels charmingly, and so mild on their operations as to please the meet skeptical. They help tbe “inner man” la various forms and ways, overcome what mercurial properties destroy, end saves Uses where desperate medleatioti throws them away. Beyond a doubt Badwar* Regulating Pills are the surest remedy for diseases like unto Asthma, Vertigo, Hysteria, Dyspepsia, Fevers, etc., ever introduced to the public. They control the Liver to a wonderful extent, revive life in eld persons, and give general satisfaction to the patient off either sex. They save life, do good, and in their workings ora without precedent. They are tasteless, also vegetable in extract, are sugar coated, and their virtues, their efficiency are known world wide. Bold by Druggists. Price 54 cents per box. sept4dAw8w

Indiftna Weekly Herald,

AT RKDUCKD RATIOS.

$3,000 IN PREM1D1S!

THE LARGEST

Possessing wonderful virtues In ell eases of Dyspepsia snd Debility, and moreover is unex lied as an •A.PP]£nZBR. To Ladies, especially, it will prove a most eflhetnal relief for those ailments to which the sex to mostliaUe. LAMBERT A RAMPING, 81 and 38 Broadway, New York. MUSCAT PERLK will befoand a mostdellclous Wine, superior to anything of the kind—it to the Pure juice of the finest grape, fruity and delielous beyond description. Try it and be convinced. Bothof the Wines are for sale by Browning ft Sloan; H. H. Lee, under Bates House; Hay A Co., eorncr Illinois and Washington street.

eetadly

B BO or NANG 4c SLOAN, Indianapolis. Agents for Indian

Emrelua Brick Blackf me. The only Brick Machine in America which is guaranteed to perform all that is claimed for it. With nine hands and one pair horses it easily makes 3,000 Bricks per hour, or 4,330 by steam power. Satisfaction guaranteed. Send for circular. ABRAM BEQUA, General Agent, j!8 dlv 141 Broadway. New York.

■lINlVEWEIsIs’S ECIaBCTIC I The greatest trait in tbe charPIL1A. I acterof these acknowledged most valuable Pills and Family Physic, to that of a perfect freedom from Griping and Bowel Irritation. Could the thousands of cases of Piles and Bowel Weakness bnt speak their origin, it would be found iu the enormous unnatural error ot using Pills or any medicine that Gripes in action. Griping is sem i - Dysentery, and a moment’s thought will show what a continued use must necessarily end in. Therefore, without griping, 1 claim for the Eclectic Pills a natural remedy for Chronic Constipation, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Head Ache, Liver and Kidney Complaints, Piles, Worms, Loss of or Impurities of the Blood, Rush of Blood to the Head, Loss of Appetite, and all derangements of Stomach or Bowels, and now fully conceded to them. field by all dealers in medicine. Physicians and Dealers supplied in Bulk. sep!7 deodftweowlm

Premium Hiist

Ever offered by any paper in the West.

patroniziTthe

Democratic Central Organ,

And extend its circulation.

The Indiana Weekly Herald

Is one of the largest and best Family Newspapers in the West and we invito our poll ' - ical friends to assist in extending its circulation.

LIST OF PREMIUMS.

A splendid chance for ladies or gentlemen to . secure a handsome present of

One Thousand Dollars! fTtHE proprietors of the Hxsald, with the view J. of extending the circulation of tbe Weekly edition, havereducedtbeir rates of subscription, and offer the following valuable premiums to getters up of clubs of names:

—

■ ill si atom

UBRARY COMPANY.

ViSlINQTON LUUII CO.,

f 0 Tf *1 -

F’HIT.A.DKT.F'HIAA-

S«fcseri|ttfiMB Me 1 ee 00,000

►liar.

Bead full Schedule of Presents Belov,. Each Certificate of Stock to accompanied with* Bcftitiffil Steel Plate Kagrariag, Worth more at retail than the cost of Certificate And also insures to the holder a

He WiskisgtoB Library CeMfiif is chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, and Organised in aid of the :R1'VKRSU>XB LNSTjKCTJTHS

von

Swltilers* and Sailors’ Orpkans. Incorporated by the State of New Jersey,

. April a, m:.

Riwerslde Institute,

i the person who will send us the her of new yearly subscribers prei irst day of February, 1368, we wil

To the

nnm

the first day

paid up life policy of

largest

previous to will give a

OHE THOUSAND DOLLARS!

IN THE

BOOTS AND SHOES.

tmmffi Bmp’* st tm tke a m« Mmwo’* Mime Waakimstmm Street.

at Is ffitare. 93

Ckildrem’* Nkoes Im ffreaf variety, tke kesst ma**s in mt im tke city,at KlapetaNks

STOVES.

TUTEWIEER BROS.

RF.AI.XRS IN

PARLOR, COOK

And Heating Stoves,

sole Agents for the

BIIISUIE L1H ISSUIAKCE CO.

Which has a capital off neatly One XOlioa of Dollars. Relieving, as we do. that a life policy in a good company to be abetter investment than the same amoun*deposited in any bank. To the person sending ns the second largest list we will give one of

WILLIAM KXABE & CO.’S

Celebrated Gobi Medal Seven Octave

Rosewood Pianos

With large round corners, one row of moulding on case. Gothic len and carved lyre. This Piano is from UKessra. XX. L. BsnMnan A Cn’s extensive Mnsic Emporium, of Indianapolis, and

I mlmed mt fWSO. To tbe person sending us the third largest list, wc will give a fine

Two Horse Farm Wagon,

Manufactured by the Indianapolis Wagon and Agricultural Works, valued at ft 150To the person sending ns the fourth largest list we will give one of

The

Situate at Riverside, Burlington county. New Jersey, is founded for the purpose of gratuitously educating the sons of deceased Soldiers and Sea-

men of the United States.

The Board of Trustees consists of the following well known citizens of Pennsylvania and New

Jersey:

lion. William B. Mann, District Attorney, Phil adelphia, Pennsylvania. Hon. Lewis K. Broomall, ex ChiefCoiner United States Mint, and Recorderof Deeds,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Hon. James M. Score!, New Jersey. Hon. W. W. Ware, New Jersey Heary ^—

Phil: ' '

J.

T a* a soar Dxr aktmbkt, Washington, D. C., April 18, 1887.—Office of Internal Revenue:— Having received satisfactory evidence that the proceeds of tbe enterprise conducted by the “ Washington 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 or other duty. E. A ROLLINS. Commissioner. Tbe Wasbisgtoi Library CaBpaiiy,

Amusements

liTaopouTAN Treated. .v#- ‘ *AJL» ,1 MANJNBft AFF DrapgFOft.. M. V LtXSffAff. Scml* wf Price*; Puqmrtte and Reserve* Sente. W eents; Press Box Office open from nine A. V-, till twelve M. 959*Doors open at seven-, to commence at quarter to eight. Thar&Jay Kveaisfr, September 26, And every evening until further notice, after cartful preparation, and one attention to all iu gorge©ua effects, the ORIGINAL MAGICAL SPECTACULAR DRAMA, BY MB. CHARLES M. atABRAS, In four ports and Tableaux, entitled the BLACK CROOK.

CCCSS

already

Tkis Gorgeous Spectacle

Which has met with such extraordinary su< throughout the Unite-I States, having air

reached the unprecedented run of CONSECUTIVE 1*10HTS!

At Hiblo’s Garden, New York, will be presented

here for tbe first time on

Tktarsdtajr KrciaLssff, September *«, And will bo repeated every evening until further notice, introducing the grand Parisienme Ballet Troop,

Under the direction of

oblons. St. Odj',

The distinguished Maitre de Ballet and Fan-

tomimist.

Monitor Warm Air Furnace, celebrate* sewing HacUies

For the fifth largest list we will give one of

ORIENTAL BASE BURNER singer’s world renowned sewing machines.

For Coke sand Atstkraelte Cottl,

MARBlEiZEO MANTLES AND GRATES,

Farifehifi? Gatfe Ctsertlly,

(lousy A Byram’s oLI stand.)

▼alsert »fi ffffiffi.

For the sixth largest list we will give one of

Lamb’s FarfameH Kaittiig Mac hire

Sold only by Messrs. Dow A Allei, in this city.

For the seventh largest list we will give a

From the Seed and Agricultural House of J. ffieotffe Stllz, of Imltaaapolto, valued at ftffffi*

FARM WAGONS,

nave issued five 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 seal oi the Company, and signed by the Secretary. (None others genuine.) Any person sending us ONE DOLLAR, or paying the same to our local agents, will receive immediately a fine Steel Plate Engraving, at choice from the following list, and one Certificate oi Stock, insuring one present in our published schedule. Owe Do Ilsur Engraviog*. No. 1—“My Child! My Child." No. 3—“They’re Saved! They’re Saved I” No. 3—“Old Seventysix; or, the Early Days of the Revolution.” Anyperson paying TWO DOl.LARS wiU receive either of the following fine Steel Plates, at choice, and two Certificates of Stock, thus becoming entitled to two presents. Term Dollar Esiffrovissff*. No. 1 —“Washington’s Courtship.” No. 2— “Washington’s Last Interview with his Mother.” ’Fkroe Dollar E off raving*. Any person paving THREE DOLLARS will receive tbe beautiful Steel Plate of “HOME FROM THE WAP.,” Ami three Certificates of Stock, becoming entitled to- three presents. Four Dollar Eogravings. Any person paying FOUR DOLLARS shall receive tbe large and beautiful Steel Plate of “THE PERILS OF OUR FOREFATHERS,” And four Certificates of Stock, entitling them to four presents. Five Dollar Euffravtaff*. Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall receive the large and splendid Steel Plate of “ THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS,” And five Certificates of Stock, entitling them to five presents. The engravings and certificates will be delivered to each subscriber at onr local agencies, or sent by mail, post paid, or express, as may be ordered. Tbe Washington Librar• Company WILL AWARD THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PRESENTS TO THE SHAREHOLDERS, ®a Wednesday, September 25, 1887, AT PHILADELPHIA, PENN., Or at the Institute, Biverside, New Jersey. Sckedale of Present*. 1 Cash present $40,000 1 Cash present 20,000 1 Cash present 10,000 1 Cash present 6,000 8 Cash presents of $2,500 each 6,000 1 Handsome Country Residence, Stable, Grounds, etc., Germantown, Philad’a.. 18,000 1 Double Residence, three story brick, Camden, New Jersey 15,000 1 Coal Depot, Offices, Sheds, Ground, with business established. No. 1314 Washington avenue, Philadelphia 15,000 1 Country Residence, Riverside, N. J., with Ground. Fruits, etc 10,000 1 Three story Cottage, Lot. etc 5,000 35 Valuable Building Lots, Riverside, $300 1 Elegant Turnout Family Carriage.Span of Horses, Harness, etc, complete 5,000 10 Valuable Building Lots, Riverside, $800 each . 3,000 1 Beautiful Silver-gray Horse, 15^ hands high, sired by the celebrated imported Arabian Horse, “Caliph r” also, a light Road Wagon, weight 140 pounds, with set of superior Single Harness, etc., making a first class establishment 5,000 90 Pianos, $500 each 10,000 90 Melodeons, $396 each 4,000 5 Rosewood Sewing Machines, $200 each. 1,000 10 Family Sewing Machines, $100 each 1,000 50 Fine Gold Watches, $900 each 10,000 100 Oil Paintings, by leading artists—agregate value 10,000 3 Camel’s Hair Shawls, $l-°80 each 3,000 8 Camel’s Hair Shawls, $3,000 each 6,000 3 Handsome Lace Shawls, $250 each 750 10 Cashmere Shawls, $M each. 600 80 Silk Dress Patterns, $75 each 1,500 60 City Building Lots, $175 each 8,750 The remainder will consist of Silverware, Mnsical Boxes, Opera Glasses, Pocket Bibles, and different articles of ornament aud use, amounting to SfiOOC Total 1....$300,000 All the properties given clear of incumberance. How to Obbtmiit Skarea aafi Em ffravittff*. Send orders tons by mall, enclosing from $1 to $30, either by Postofllce Orders «r in registered letter, at onr risk. Larger nnitabta should be sent by draft or express. 10 shares with Engravings $0 50 85 shares with Engravings .93 50 B0 shares with Engravings 40 50 75 shares with Engravings .00 00 100 shares with Engravings .90 OQ Local agents wanted throughout the Uni ted States

a sufficient guarantee that the money intrusted to them will be promptly applied to the purpose stated. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 90,1867. To the Officers and Members of the Washington Library Co., N. 8. READ, Secretary. Gentlemen: On receipt of your favor of the

with the benevolent ofject of your association, viz: the education and maintenance of the ornhaa children of onr soldiers and sailors at the Riverside Institute, we have concluded to accept the trust, and to use onr best efforts to promote BO “«s?i-aa&*Yco. Address all letters and orders to GEO. A. COOKS A CO.. M South street Philaptfphia. Pa Receivers for the Washington E. H. LEMON, Agentj in Indianapolis, 17 West Washington st

* >r * , tel er Danseurs Absolute, sig. norettu Jovetta, and JX’lle Ttterese, fisted by M’lle Alexandrina. M’lle Laurette, M lie Mariu, K’lle Jumto, M ile Josephine M ile Adelia, M’lle Elbe, M’lle Louise and thirty aiixuliary ladies, together with a full '

Dr-aixintic <Joinptin^ 9 Villagers, Peasants. Choristers, Guards, Attend stots’ et Ulel01!S ’ A i’P amions > Demons, Monid Ballet “Paii de Hartz,” the Serpent s tableaux ci Horror, the Grotto of Col tn lues, grand “Pas de A aia»,” stalaetaS U fft

Grand Ballet “Pi

Glen,

Stalactites

4T4VSTAF, CASCAIfeE, ir^? ne i> lr .*. pl ® kword Comoat the Burning Forest. Pandfmonium, Magic Transformatn u revealing the guttering t*AL.ALK OF* llI.VMOZS l >^. Tableuax mIJmy.

SATURDAY BLACK CROOK MATINEE Admission to all parts of the house, 50 cents.

MASONIC HALT, RETURN OF THE FAVORITES !

IVIasoiiic Hall, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 and 25.

The great original and only LA BUS’S CAWIIVAL HI.YSMLS: THE MONSTER ORGANIZATION OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.

years of the famons, wonderous and w< nowned A. M. Hernandez, the greates living Guitarists and Pantomimist.

e’even orld-re-t of all

, . and Interlocutor disiS^heat n rtett0-SCO t ’ Frederkks ’ 3l ' aB - * dmittancx—Parquette, 50 eents seplBtd

TAILORING.

Leading Boose of Fashion

HOWARD HI. FOLTZ, FIRST CLASS Merchant Tailor, Vo. 31 lff*rlk Pennsylvania street, (Second door south of Fostoffice,) INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

markets, consisting < English rand American Patterns. I study to please, and give prices to suit the times.

LOT TS SC HOLTZ Will provide over the catting department, which will be a guarantee for the nigh reputation this establishment has always enjoyed. . N. B. Call and examine my stock before giving orders elsewhere. sep2l d2m

TEACHING.

LAD wishes a position either in a school or

FOUNDRY.

HOOSIER FOUNDRY

STOVE WORKS r

mm im mKiunu. oxik:», (Immediately South of Terra Bute D*p*D Ym. K7B ^JATBen hand, ud offer to the Farmers, for

Glory Parlor Store,

From L L. Frankem’s House Furnishing Emporium, of Indianapolis, valued at ftffO-