Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1867 — Page 4

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CITY NEWS.

Tito Uankraat Law* Wo have for sale the vartoaa blank form* lor application* under the bankrupt Inw. Attorney* nnd other* desiring any numtwro! tbaae blanks, will ploasaiand In tbalroriori nt one*.

Pa bile apeaklag. The cilUen* of Marlon county, without dl»* Unction of party, are requettad to meat to bear the political queatlona of the day dMcussed at the following place* and time*: Southport, Terry township, Wednesday, OctoUr 2. Speakers, David Shacks, Esq., Hon. William A. Lowe, lion. Lafe Davelln. Augusta Station, Tlko township, Thursday, October S. Speakers, Dr. J. 8. Athon, lion, l.sfo Develin and Hon. William A. Low*. Acton, Franklin township, Friday, October 4. speakers, Hon. Joseph E. McDonald, Hon. l/ifc Develin and Harry Vandegrlft. Spring Valley, Lawrence township, Saturday, October 5. Speakers, Hon. Joseph E. McDonald, Hon. William A. Lowe and David checks, Esq. At all the shove appointments, Zetci* Jorilan, Dtmocratic candidate lor Jiepretentatire, will be present and address the people. Speaking each day to commence at one o'clock I*. M. Tne ladles are specially Invited to bo preedit.

I'ubilc speaking in tk* IT rat Blatrlct. Lewis J >rdan and David Sheeks will address the citizens of the First District at the corner of Noble and Michigan streets, on Thursday evening, October 8. Everybody is invited.

Public

Speaking la tke Tklrd Dle-

trict.

There will bo a grand demonstration of til those opposed to paying high taxea, high tarills, and in favor of paying the national debt in greenbacks, at the corner of South and Delaware streets, on Friday evening. Let there be a rousing meeting.

Hlbalt’a

Isemor rntlc Meeting at

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A Urge and enthusiastic meeting was held Uet night at Hlbolt’s Cross Roads, and was addressed by W. R. Henderson, Esq.,In a speech of one Lour sod a half. Mr. Henderson diecuseed the questions of taxation, tariff, reconstruction and negro suffrage, and cloeed with an eloquent eulogy upon the Constitution. Mr. Henderson, although a young man, is a forcible speaker, and his argument exhibit a thorough knowledge of our polities! Institution'', and the great questions which are now agitating the public mind. His address last night was listened to with marked attention, which must be gratifying to the eptaker not only, but the tntereat exhibited la evidence that the people are alive to the great quaatlona

before the country.

KY* All delinquents should register to-day. It is the last chance before the election next Tuesday.

tlT Husiness In the police court waa dull yesterday. There were a few cases of drunkenness and on* assault.

US' The post office will open st half-past seven and close at half-paat tlx on and after October 1,1*07.

fiTMlss Annie Bryan will be one of the representatives of the Y oung Men’s Christian Association In a section not yet choeen.

gy AH whoso names are Imperfectly registered, should see to It that the corrections are made to-day.

£7*French’* Oriental Circus closed a successful engagement last night. It Is ea exhibition worth/ of public patronage. • ty A small frame house on North West street, occupied by a family named Myers, was destroyed by Bre on Monday night. The furniture was saved. Loss about $400.

jy On Sunday evening lest the horse and buggy of W. K. English was stolen, while he was attending the Luthere*o Church, on the corner of New York and Alabama streets.

Bankruptcy.—Jerome Collin#, of Brown county; James H. Brown, of Merton eounty; Footer A. Wheeler end James Corry filed their appltoetiooa yesterday for the benefit of the bankrupt act.

Bepomm Eaquirm Cur ns—Isaac and Bebeeoa R>bb, for aelltog liquor without UeoMoe, and for having a nuisance about their premises, were fined end costed $85. The little matter wee satisfactorily arranged upon the docket.

gy There will be a musical reunion at Butterfield’s to-night, 89 East Market street. It will be an entertaining affair. Thera will be some fine musical talent present, and choice ■port* for fun end amueemsnt.

gy Salll* Wilson, who was convicted cf grand larceny nnd sentenced to two year# Imprisonment In the pent ten tinry, was taken W Jeffersonville yesterday. By the law nil female eonvlote In the Sute are aent to tbejefferaonvtHt prtaon.

gy The tnal of Or. Bhsads, upon A# charge of abortion. In progteeelng before the County Criminal Conn The medical prefceMen appear te be deeply Interested la the anas, aad some singular taetlmoay la being ■Netted, which may be worthy of notice altar the trial hail

Ilf Ir feeoai fiMrict, Laboring Ken Out in Full Force

©real Bnthufiiafiin In Favor of OrcoBback*.

The meeting la the Second District was n grand sueeoas, although the notions of tbs mooting worn not distributed until noon. The attendance was an evidence that the people are thinking, and want to hear the great Issues of the day discussed. Their pockets are intweeted, and the enormous taxation is more than they ean hear. They demand n change and when a reference was made to paring the debt In greenbacks, their entnuslcem was unbounded. The Democratic cannon summoned the laboring masses to <he place designated fbr the meeting, and although it waa only a ward demonstration, there were more voters present than at the grand radical gathering on Saturday last. Speeches were made by Mesa Niche), Low* and Jordon, and the crowd atood for hours and gave them their undivided atttntlon. The laboring men of the Fourth Ward aio awake, and will give a good account of themedveo on Tuesday next.

DEMOCRATS, REGISTER!

Kmtilcn' Brmmnm KM Bo—A lot of French Bronx* nnd Silver Kid, just received. All style* of Ladies Shorn made to order et D. Lnrrz's, 25-1 f » West Washington street.

BOOKS OPEN FOR

REGISTRATION!

TUB INDIANA BTATE FAIR.

The Fair a Success— Great Number of En tries—Terrs Haute Quite Lively—Description Of the Grounds—The Prospects-The Facing—The Premiums—Etc. a pedal Dispatch to the Indianapolis Herald. All Terre Haute is stark mad over the State fair. You would scarcely recognize the quiet, alow, aolid, social aad handsome city In the buatllng babel Into which It has been converted by the fair. Tern Hants, as a general thing, has not be— used to largo crowds. They never had a man hung, n Preddeatial riot, a Saagerfmt, a Stats convention, or anything to draw n gnat crowd. They never before had a State lair. In the good old dsyt of ▼•r- —« Tj., when the *—**• *dg cabin* and dla-♦v-ueu tndr bowels with gdlons of hard cider—when the Democratic cock fought the Harrison coon and got the wont of It—they once had a monstrous gathering on the aite of old Fort Harrison, two miles north of town. That was to long sgo, however, thst everybody has forgotten It, and the present State fair breaks In upon the pnmatlve simplicity of the people, with all the raclneea of a new sensation. They talk fair Incessantly, and congratulate each other with gnat vigor. In sober truth theae Terre Haute people have taken hold of the fair in a commendable spirit, and have contributed liberally to make the fair a grand succeas. THX GROUNDS An beautifully situated a little more than a mile east ot town. The enclosure contains seventy-five acres, twenty-five of which are beautifully wooded with maple and other trees. Ordinarily a fine, blue grass sward eoventhe ground, but the drouth has been so severe that the grass Is entirely burnt out. Enough of the turf remains, however, to pievent the dust from being disagreeable. The different hall* and the stock quarters are all well bnllt aid commodious. Taken altogether w* never taw a pnttler fair ground. East of the wooded portion of the ground lies a large open field, part meadow and part cornfield. In this are located the time tracks, of which there are two—a mile track and a half mile track. Both of them, I am sorry to say, are In bad condition—not from any fault of the management, bat for want of rain. With a view of beating them down, person* have been permitted to drive on them for several weeks past, but Instead of becoming more solid, they have been cut up until tbe sand and dust Is fetlock deep all around. A good rain last week would have put the tracks In splendid condition. West of the track is the amphitheater, a large and commodious structure, which will afford n Hue view to a large number of spectators. A modest fee admits you to n seat In the amphitheater. Tbe judges’ stand Is Inside the track, and is a tall,circular eoncern, something like a lighthouse, with tbe judges in the second story and a brass band In the third. PROSPXCT3. Everybody is hopeful in view of tbe encouraging prospects. Being held In new territory, thousands of persons who never before attended a State fair will be on hand. There are also new exhibitors. The entries Indicate abetter show, by long odds, than that of Uet year. It Is too soon yet to take a look through the different departments, but enough Is already on tbe ground to indicate the character c-f the exhibition. The principal feature will be stock. There are already a large number of fine horses on the ground, and thU feature of the exhibition has so far exceeded the expectations of the managers that the erection of fifty additional stalls has become neeeosary. Old horsemen say it la the Mggeat show ever seen In the west. One man—Dawson, of Kentucky—U here, with eleven thorough breds, all of which will do bet on. There are also fine cattle on the ground—one bull in particular, which seems to us to have exhausted the subject. He Is the perfeetlon of bull beauty aad taurine aymetry. He belongs, we believe, to McMillan, of Xenia, Ohio, who has a large herd of blooded cattle. The sheep and hog pens already make a gratifying display. There are fine Southdown* and Cotowolda, fat sheep that will measure a yard serosa the back, blaek, greasy looking merino** of the pur* Spanish brand, rich In tk* finest fleece; aad beautiful Caskmere goats, with leaf Nikon fleece, white as anew. There ere monster White Chester boars, turning the scale at eight hundred pounds, which, even In tbe moderate heat of October, have to bo constantly deluged with cold water to keep them from melting; plump China hogs, with tails like corkscrews augering ot fatness. Berkshlrea, Suflolkt, and every other fancy breed of bristles. Solid old farmers In blue and butternut jeans, who have made their plica on pork, hang over the peas, lovingly contemplate the flltby brutes, talking learned hog talk and exchanging valuable experiences as to hog culture, while Hebrews go •cornlully by, with upturned noses, at they contemplate the unutterable flesh. We confess to an occasional transgression In the way •f breakfast bacon and broiled ham, but w* are, nevertheless, a Hebrew on tbe hog question. In spite of trtebnls, the Jews aad the brown bread eeformera, the hog crop will always be a great element of wealth In the West. If there Is anything In which the fair will be abort It will probably be tbe mechanical department. There la little machinery ea the ground, aad Fewer Hall makea a slim skew. TUX RACING. Tbe great features of the fair will be the trotting for the President’s premium of $1,400, and tbe pacing fur the $90$ pane. For the former there will be from alx to eight entries. Of the trotters already on fhs ground wo noNeo the celebrated hone M P*tch*n,” said te have seen his boat days, bowsvtr. Long fotand Dlmmtck’e “Silas Blob;" a beautiful ■oml staled “Botta Gold Dust,” belengtag to Dawson, ot Louisville; “BeUn Loder,” of Bush eounty; “Billy Barr,” belonging to Owen Tally, of Torre Haute, sad “Bella OoL ttns,” owned by Brown, of Now Albany. There are also other distinguished “golata,” who** names we have not at hand jost now. Dawson, by tbe by, offers to lay a wsger of anything from a box #f cigars np to ir kindred thousand, that bo esn boat “Dtxtar” within a year. Dlmmick believe* that Dawson Is only “blowing,” and offers to bet that bo bas three horses, either of which ean clean out Dawson’* entire stud. Of tbs pacing stookwenOtle* “Billy Bayne/* “Dan Voorheea,” “Legal Tender,” “Bod Buek’» candor.” The excitement la

Ofi OCTOBER 1 *B4 2* 1807,

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Oonrt House!

Begletratioai far Ward l»ary— Is mat Saffffcleat For ske Caaalaar Octaker Kloctlnm !

Metropolitan Thxatkr.—Last night an. other fall houae testified their delight with the gorgeona spectacle of the “Black Crook,” which is now on Its second week, with a prospect of continuing to ride upon the billows of success during tbe period that the managers have measured out for Indianapells. People delight to look upon baautiftil pictures, whether they be presented In art or nature, and tbe euccees of the “Black Crook” la owing to tbe fact that a succession of pictures are presented upon the stage that afford the highest gratification to the beholder, often times dazzling in their effects. The skillful artists who arrange and present them have thus carried a weak plot and tame dialogue to the high, set pinnacle of success. To-night eeveral new dances will b* i-tro-ducod, under flip-awn or that skillful ***• amt. 8L Ody.wko as a maitre de ballet has no superior In this country.

Maguire A Rislxy’s Imperial Japanese Troupe.—The long talked of and extensively advertised Japanese will commence a short engagement at Morriaon’s Opera Hal), on Friday and Saturday night next. Their performances are said to be truly wonderful, and far ahead of anything ever seen la this country. ThU is said to be tke only troupe that has ever been allowed to leave tke country of Japan, and it la said that Professor Blsley had considerable difficulty In getting permission from the Emperor of Japan to allow thorn to leave his dominions. The dlfllcalties In his way seemed to him at one time to be insurmountable. but though the kind offices of General YanValkenburg and Edward Banks, American minister and consul In that country, ho at last succeeded. To determine was to achieve and he now brings before ua the results of hU labors in this Imperial Japanese Treupe.

m4 Ctomtn* * Fime Bnwts and shoe* mad* to order of the (Mat m*** 1 * 1 , at reasonable prices. A good lit warranted. D. Lnrrz, septin f 25 West Washington Street.

Noth and Freckle*.—Tke nmly reliable remedy for brown discoloration called Moth and Freckle*, u Ferry's Moth and Freckle Lotion, prepared by Dr. B. C. Perry, Dermatbologlst, 49 Bond street. New York. Sold by all druggists. mar27-8meod

Terrs* Ilaate amd ladlaampolls Railroad.—During tke Fair week special trains will run aa follows: On Monday. Tuesday and Saturday, leave Indianapolis at seven o’clock a. M, Arrive at Fair Grounds at ten minutes before eleven, a. u. Returning, leave Fair Grounds at five minutes before five, p. m., and arrive at Indianapolis at fifteen minutes before nine, r. u. On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, leave Indianapolis at six and seven o'clock, a. m., arrive at Fair Grounds at ten minutes before ten, aad tea minutes before eleven, p. M. Arrive at Indianapolis at fifteen minutes before nine, and ball-past nine p. u. Tickets purchased at full far* will be good to return free on all excursion trains during tbe week. Unless tickets arc purchased, full fare will be ebarged both ways. J. D. Herkimer, 269 * Superintendent.

TEAS.

CHINA TEA STORE

Hemd^warter* la tadlaaa FOR CHINESE AHD JAPANESE

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tke Want SeaiBB iMIts VaniBp.

Disease is stalking amen* «». The warm seasoa wans ns all to task well alter enr own oonaiitntfoa. for Uttta •*- — mm mar be seised with sickness Medicin* is useful aA tat times, it the prescriptions an wsetky of that due consideration, so mock demanded by our nature. Malarious maladies must be overcome, and ehtaevnrls taken, most work a baiafnl effect npoa ten Uvnr. This is vary aad why Badwafs Rngmlnttag Mila are wfchent •table componad, wall canted with gam, was to make them tasteless to the palate. They work upon the Bowel* charmingly, and aa mOA are their operrtioaa as to please the mast skeptteaL They help the “inner man’* la Tartoos forms aad waya, overcome what merearial properties destroy, and tares lives where desperate mediantio* throws them away. Beyond a doubt. Badway’s Regulating Mils are the surest remedy for diseases like nato Asthma, Vertigo, Hysteria, Dyspepsia, Fevers, etc., ever in trod need to the public. They control the Liver to a wonderful extent, revive life in old persons, and give general satisfaction to thepaUent of either sex. They save life, do good, and in their workings am without precedent. They are tarteless, also vegetable in extract, are sugar coated, and their virtues, their effleseney are known world wide. Sold by Druggists. Price* cents per box. septa dkw9w

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TEAS!

The China Tea Store,

(BSTABLISHBD IN IgSffy) No. 7 ODD FELLOWS’ HALL fobll H. H. LKB.

E3T A case ot hone stealing it to come eff before Esquire Sullivan on Friday next. Bradshaw, Pierce & Co., of Delphi, attached a horse yesterday, which they found with one of the side shows of French’s dreus, which they say was stolen from them on Wednesday last, but the proprietor of the show Insists that he has had possession of the horse lor several months.

Before JutTicE Sullivan.—James Pope, for assault and battery on David J mm- .vas fined and costed $15 90. This was a btu case. Jones had bU nose broken In the affray. It waa not Jonea the prize tightest, but Jones the showman Pope, also, is an exhibitor.

Oysters.—Lebrritter & Co., 14 Washington street, are the sole agenta for Maltby’s celebrated Baltimore oysters. They sell them by the can, or serve them up In any style to suit tbeir guests. No better bivalves, if at good, are brought to this market- We know whereof we write.

Fenian Ball.—Tbe United Fenian Brotherhood give a grand opening ball at Mozart Hall to-night. Those who wish to have a pleasant time, should not fall to attend, aa toe officers In charge are determined to make U a perfect success. Tickets one dollar.

Cwwaty Fairs. Allen, Fort Wayne, October 10. Jefferson, Norm Madison, October 1. Kosciusko, Warsaw, October 1 LaGrange, LaGrange, October X Miami, Peru, October X Noble, Ligonier, October X ▲. J. Holuxs, Secretary Indiana State Board Agriculture.

TRUNKS.

ft. Li. siiilliivcl

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

Sole agent for the FateBt Upright TRUNK

For Indiana, manufacturer and dealer in

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Trunks, Valises. Traveling Bags, Ac.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

TJXLfcKl ITCHCll ITCSHIII SCRATCH! SCRATCH!! SCRATCH!!! In from 10 to 40 hours.

Wheaton's Ointment Wheaton's Ointment Wheaton's Otaonent Wheaton’s Ointment Waeaton’s Ointment Wheaton's Ointment

cores cures cores cere* cores cores

The Itch. Salt Rhetun. Tetter. Barber’s Itch. Old Sores. Every kind

of Homor like Magic. Price SO cents a box; by mta), 60 cents. Address WEEKS A POXTEB. No. 170 Washington street, Boston, Massrcbnsetts. For sale by all druggists, octl deodAwly

LOCAL ITEMS.

Whemtom’e Olmtamemt la am old and well tried remedy, which keeps constantly Increasing In popularity ea its merits become known. It has been before tbe public for more than sixty yean, and It la universally acknowledged to be the most certain and speedy cure ever discovered for Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Chllbalns, Tetters, Pimples, Blotches, and all eruptions of the akin, while It Is a sure cure for the Itch, and will eradicate the most obstinate cases In forty-sight hours. d*w

Palmer’s Cosmetic cured my face and hands, also ay legs and feet, of an eruption, after having spent ten week* and five days la the different New York hospital, without any real benefit to me. Writes Dennis Meehan, 99 Malden Lane, Now York. _ * ISt l.oot.—Borne time last Jafy tfoo pension papers of KolUn Nolan. The finder te requested to leave them with the local editor of the Hbbald. octl-St

TITRIVER’S TIC DOVLOVREITI OR TURSBR’S TIC BOVLOVREVl OR UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA FILL* UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA FILL, A SAFE, CERTAIN AMD SPEEDY CURE FOR NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS D13Easks. It is an unfailing remedy in all cases of Facial Neuralgia, often effectieg a perfect cure in a tingle day. No form of Nervous Disease fails to yield to its magic influence. Even tbe severest case* Chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous Derangements of * — - — tbe entire nently cun at tbe utmost, it contains nothing the most delicate system, and can always be used with perfect safety It is in constant use by tbe best physicians, who give it tbeir unanimous and unqualified approval. Sent by mail on receipt of $1 and two postage stamps. Sold everywhere. TURNER A CO., Sole Proprietors, 190 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass. sep4 dim-ood

Wear and Tear.

When the constitution is weak and the system depressed by the wear and tear of business life, 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

HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS,

Uaiermemt««l CmtmwBm. — PBIL Far bach, at Washington Hall* has unfennented Catawba or draught. It la a wholesome and refreshing drink, not the least Intoxicating. Try It. oetl-lw

S Elcffamt! Cheap! Drees Goods, at the City Store, 37 East Washington street 30-tf

is no doubt but the largest ntam Indiana WKeBalL m|l > witness It at to how the emtottaate flw

I?”Thiel*tmlata day fsv registry Hat. The board# will he in 94 th* *MFI BMWflRR eight a'*** m mm efeUek ta au whose aemoa am ml •Bmd It IBM Mfr frier, R H win tattffM9* vetlag ea the day oT i

Ke-IJsalem.—A ■emelcml samd mclffl re-union will be held to*ight at tbe First National Saloon. Ben. Greah will fhrBish tbe eat gut and brass. Sana. Invites aU his friends. There will be good vocal aad instrumental musto, and a good time generally. 30-3

For Boy*.—We are day, a fall line of Bey’s Cssalmstee, cheap. Call and see them at the City Stare. 30-tf

All ahmAoff off I-stAlee’ Closklmc* now on sal* at the CUT Store. frtf . j iro ■ irn Omo Iheai—mff Sharer*■ reeaivwB

to-day representing all six** of plaids and ell colors. Go to the City Store for bargains. 80-tT

offering FMatfoBmwn md Btoeehed Cottons, Canton Flannels aad all other Domestics, at the lowest prices la the etty. Save money at the City store. 30-tt

Ysrns, are ad aold at Factory prices, at the OBrlRrn,» Mae* WaAlagteo elriel. so-tf FV i ■! l _ k *t *

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State for the following onapSdelmeraF dh

the W—arm —I BorWw, a monthly pmlMJlfrl* ***■*„ _ O H.X. Bmwwam A Co-

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Which U a genial and purely vegetable stimulant, be timely administered, the organization will resist and baffle the veins of epidemic and changes of temperature incidental to this season of the year, which disorder the nerves of the feeble. There is eff active and permanent vitality in this remedy, which will prove of great benefit to the broken down and shattered eonstitntion. It Is the only tonic of which the stimulating principle Is perfectly pore. Its basts is the essential principle of sound rye, which is admitted by analytical chemists to be the meet harmless of stimnlants, aad this fluid is refined from crudities which belong to it as It comes from the manufacturer. The othes ingredients are composed of medtetnal plants and herbs, and eontain not one harmful element In all their composition. septa deodAweowSw »

A Dangerous Season.

An almost unparalleled quantity of rain has fallen during the summer. Vegetation has been wonderfully thick and rank v aad, as it decays, an ua usual amount of tickneis may be expected unless proper means as* taken to prevent it. Fever and ague end bilious remittents already prevail to aa alarming extent, and as the fall advances aad tha malarious night fog* become heavier, the sick list Is likely to Increase both in the city end the country. It Is, therefore, only an act of common prudence to keep the vital forces in full vigor, so that they may resist the unhealthy tageences of the season. Reinforced by the tonic operation of HOSTETTBR’8 STOMACH BOT AES, thesystem, however weak and susceptible naturally will, in nine eases oat often, successfully combat every species of atmospheric poison by which epidemics an produced. Daring the mentbs of September, October and November the difference in temperature between day aad eight Is very great, aad the chilling dews aad mlsta of the season are the pieURo causes of indigestion, cholera morbus, diarrhea, and dysentery. Bearing this in mind,remember, taro, that the BITTERS not only iaeigortac the stomach andbnMathea$m4&e{aat«eeiasaUy upon the bowels aad the liver, imparting to Ouse Important organs regularity and tone. Itioaut reasonable to expert Immunity from prevalent complaints if a* precautions are taken to escape

HOSTETTER’S BITTERS are at cnee picasaat to the taste, end the most certain of all safo-

ortldeodAweowtw

hycHemc wine.

valuable Fills and Family Physic, Is tkat of a per feet freedom from Griping and Bowel Irritation. Could the thooaaads of eases of Files a Bowel Weakness bat speak their origin. It would be found la the enormous unnatural error ot using Pills or any medicine that Gripes U aotion. Griping is semi-Dysentery, aed a moment’s thought win show what a continued use must necessarily end 1*. Therefore, without griping, I claim for the Xcleetic Pills n gntural remedy for Chroaie Constipation, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heed Ache, Liver aad Kidney COmplalmta. POan. Worms, XauoC Imparities •#«*• Blood. Rash of Blood to toe mead. Loss of Appetite, aad aU derangements of Stomach or Bowels, and now folly conceded to them. Sold by all dealers in medicine. Physicians and Dealers snppUed in Balk. sepll deodAweowlm

A Card to Invalid*.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America aa n mix*ionary, discovered a safe aad simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Rarty Decay. Diseases of toe Urinary aad Seminal Or gans, aad tbe whole train of disorders brough' on by baneful nnd vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by tola noble remedy Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted an' unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparln and using this medicine, fas n sealed envelope, anyone who needs It, raxx or OHAK8X. Addre JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Bible House, feblS dly New York City.

Emrelcm Brick IHacblme. Tbe only Brick Machine in America which is guaranteed to peifona all that is claimed for it. With nine hands and one pair bones it easily makes 3,000 Bricks per boor, or 4,830 by steam power. Satisfaction guaranteed. Send for circular. ABRAM RRQUA, General Agent, jl9 41 v 141 Broadway. New Yoric.

BANKRUPTCY.

Baatliriiptey.

District ot Indiana, S3:

At Indianapolis, the 35th day of September, A. D., 1861.

rruus nnd A appoint of Farm'and.

lersigned hereby gives notice of their tment as assignees of Joel Thornburg, nd, in the county of Randolph, and

unty of Randolph,

said District, who has

State of Indiana, within

been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition

by the District Court of saM District.

WILLIAM A. BRADSHAW,

JOHN W. BRADSHAW,

sepst dSwltaw Assignees.

In Bankraptcy.

) At Indianapolis, the District of Indiana, SS:/ Yllh day of bra* mb her, > A. D.. 1867.

of Muncie, ia the county of Delaware, and Stiteof Indiana, within »aid District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon hts own petition,

by the District Coart of said District.

septa dSwltaw

WILLIAM A. BRADSHAW,

J. W. BRADSHAW,

Assignees.

In Bankruptcy.

District of Indiana, SS:£ *5th day of Se!!*em!^

> A. D . 14.1.

fTTHE undersigned hereby givi A appointment as assignee of ton, of Indianapolis in the count

A. D , ISVl.

es notice of bis Albert Bowing-

w, Indianapolis ia the county of Karion, and 3tate oi Indiana, within said District, who

idgedaBanr

been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own petition, 7 WILLIAM A. BRADSHAW, Assignee,

septa dltawSw

BINDERY.

DAILY TTEHAT.Tfc

BOOK BINDERY,

16 1-2 East WaskligUi Street,

“few™,

rkfflMfela

Battled Ale. per deaea.

AXES— dea

::35

Teneyck, perd< Graff’s pateaX. Simon’s Patent.

Plata.

uSto-taVe

Small white.

: SS . 19 00 • ss •to a

BRICK—

rtaiiirfix' -

9 IB to 9 00

Madina.

Ml demand-

:»n

BRAN*SDSHOBf^tY*”^’

, per ton...

In demand.

...99*0 94 — Itto IS eo to to

....S00 *0996

...SOS to 9 90

>«to9BOO Tib oo tor oo

96 to 99

a oo

GAKDLffR—

Star 8ammtt,aretaed.

CANDLE YfrcK—... CANNED FRUITS—

Oaepoond Gave Oysters, per doe. 9 00 to .Two - « •• « 9 96 to

CHEESE—

Western Reserve 19* to 18 Hambaig 19 to 18k Factory 14 to It* CLAY,per bushel Tft

COAL-

“

r, *521?* lUU 11

COPPER—

Brazier’s Copper 99 coF t «i^^r pound «

^Vro:::...v.

■» 94 to 96 ;® 22 99to98 No. 108 19 to 90 Cnvpetwarp 41 to 48 _ Coverlet yarn 49 to 60 FIAHJB-^-Market dniL' *** *° “

...TOStaSOO .ew tell oo

ll OOtoll BO Grades Aetive

Market dull

Dried Apples, per lb.. .6 to 8

&

....96 to 18 .. -9TX to 98 » to 49

. 96 to 36

18 1*

9 CO to 9 00

..■a to 13

BE?^.

Apples, per lb.. —Dull; none in market.

p *^ ke ^i2iJtkjr^* u>

Green Pe*nR*aT!~!.....

FEATHERS—

New. live geeee.

FISH-We quote:

bbl 900 to 690

EjeroLN* Lomjditaf Mi.. .710 V to 1100 ^MsMtataOe MIl Ho.X large 946 to 9 60 Esliiee layers, sew 4 15 to M- A.. . 4 60 to TerkitaP»uees.per lb. 99 to ta Dried Curraett ao RedLaew aad beta.. a oo White, new sad best a io White, very scarce 2 06 Com, ear. “ ao GLABS^ta^et todtoeount often to fifteen per

cent, for large orders.

8 by 10 gQQ

1 00 -.15 to 80

8by]

10 by It

GINSENG..

Per bushel

HIDES—

Green Green Salted Dry Green Calf Skin

.... 8 to 10 ...10 to 13 16 to 39

HOMINY—Quiet

lied...

IRON-

HAY—Bale

do'tome

Genuine Russia imitation do. A.*.

Bar.

American Spring Steel.

Horse shoes per lb

Horse shoes per lb...

Horse shoe nails

LEAD

tXto IX . .9* to IO* .91 to 38 90 . .14 te 14X

Shi

lard...

UMM. LUMBERLath, poplar

aed Pipe.

..IfiXtalfiig 7..i*tol« 99

....1 40 tol 50 ....1 10 to 166

INlJIA.IMAL’OL.Ifci.

Ia CewweetlMt with ear Xmrge

Job Printing Offico,

Wehsveone of tee meet complete

BOOK BINDSBIE8

I the Western country. We are prepared t# do all kinds of

B 1 n, ii k W o r k

FOB

COIJiKTY OFFICERS

With

promptness and in a manner that w warrant will give entire satisfaction.

RAILROAD OFFICERS

Are requested to examine oar

BXsAlSriK: BOOKS,

As we feci salt ml wa are best Books made in the State.

mannfaeturteg the

DRY 6001)8 MERCHANTS

Aed other buslaeM mem using La « UlanlK Boolu,

*

MALT- - ••° 0

MOLASSES—

New Orleans 96 tol 00 Porto Rico 85 to 1 00 Sorghum 40 to 50

OILS—

Linseed Oil lS6tol9B . Signal or Headlight Oil 9ioto9» Kxtra Engine Oil 160tol15 Engine OH 1 SO tol 40 No. 1 Car Oil 10 to 80 Wood OiL 1 45 Machinery Oil 60 to 1 90 No. 9 Machinery Oil 40 to TO CtaboaOU 55 to 66 Naptha or Benzole 38 to 4o Refined Coal Oil 41 to 48 KISSS?'- ““•** Bacon, clear sides 1«>, to 18 Hams, plain 7177..........7 14 to 18 Sugar cured , 90 to 91 MCJK ■•11 to 11 SALT— Lake per barrel s TO to 9 80 Kanawha “ 9 86 SEEDS—Very little doing. Flax 1 90 to 9 00 Clover 1975tol300 Timothy sib SHEET ZINC— Per sheet 14 Par cask 14w RH1VP ^ •“ Indian^olis German 834 to 9 Praetor k Gamble’s 10* to 11 Werns’ 10 J4 to 11 Babbitt’s 19)4 to 13 SODA— English ,10 to 19)4 by£S£~ •* to ^ Choice J10 to 1 96 Medium v to 1 00 Common 60 to TO SUGARS—Market very firm and higher. We

quote:

Hard, refined. ll* to 18 White, soft refined 16 to 17)4 Yellow “ 16 to Porto Rico, Raw 14 Cube, raw.... is Prime to choice Damerara 15)4 to ISM

• 8t “ dy mM “

Ranke. j 1* TAl^:::7"-::":vi:::::::::::9Ktai5

In barrels In backets, per dozen.

TEA—

860 ...fioototn

8gr“

1 98 to 198 .1089*9 18 140 to 940 100 to 106

Paper. Jute7.

Indiana Weekly Herald,

-A.T RSDUCMTO RA.TKH.

$3,000 IN PREMIUMS!

THE LARGEST

X? i* e> in i 11 m i s t

Ever offered by any paper in tbe West.

Amnsemfintfi.

PATRONIZE THE

Democratic Central Organ,

And extend ila circulation.

The Indiana Weekly Herald

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

*°Btockxweet. one-fourth, one half and tens..... 68 to V Bright, one-fourth and tens .77777 86 to 100 Matanu Leaf 190 tol 90 Fine Cut Chewing,in bulk 18 tol 16

TUT FLAT*-

I. C. Roofing Tin IB 60 L C. 5714, fist quality IS 00 LI. do do it 60 V^Pi^Tta- 40 to 41 wcSssViBUS'i:,. ’ 0UM No J Tubs per dosen 14 00 No. 9 Tube “ 13 00 No.8Tubs *• . ..... 19 00 No. 1 Churns, common, per dosen. 14 00 No.9 ’’ “ - 19 00 2° * J* .* “ U00 No. L cedar “ “ “ 15 00 No.E **' “ *‘ •• 14 88 He. 8 “ ** “ •• 1800 One-half bushel measures “ I OOto 850 B. and G. Buckets “ “ 3 10 to 3 10 Washboards, per dozen 3 50 to 9 16 Keeler’s (five in nest)—“ 900 Missive* “ “ SOOto39B

WHISKY—

AleoboL 4 60to6 00 Hectified— 9 30G9 9B

WHITE SAND—

Per Ml B 00

WTLLOWWARR—

Large Baskets, per dosen 8 OOtoS 80 Small to medium “ 5 50 to 1 50 Nesteffour, per nest S 90 to* 96

WOOL—

1ST OF * PR e mi inns.

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

One Thousand Dollars!

rpHE proprietors of the Hxbaib, with tbe view -L of extending the circulation of tbe Weekly

edition, have reduced their rates of subscription, and offer tbe following valuable premiums to get-

ters up of clnbs of names:

To the person who will send us the largest number of new yearly subscribers previous to the first day of February, 1868, we will give a paid up life policy of

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS!

IN THE

BMSHIIE LIFE INSURANCE CO.

Which bos a capital of nearly One Million of Dol-

r~.

X deposited ia any bank.

irson se:

same amount deposited in any bank. ending us the second largest list

To the pei

we will give one

WILLIAM KVABE & CO,’8

Celebrated Gold Medal Seven Octave

Rosewood Pianos

With!

large round corner*, one row of moulding on case. Gothic levs and carved lyre. This Piano

is from NIesara. H. 1*. t-wMaun St Ce’a ex tensive Music Emporium, of Indianapolis, and

Ymlwed at fffM.

To the person seeding os the third largest list, we will give a fine

Two Horse Farm Wagoa,

Manufactured by the Indianapolis Wagon and Agricultural Works, valued at $15G»

To tbe person sending us tbe fourth largest list we will give one of

Stagers’ Celebrated SewtagMaehtaes

For the fifth largest list we will give one of

SINGER'S WORLD RENOWWED SEWING MACHINES,

Tub Washed. Unwashed. ■

. .90te4Q

i toBO

......

...46 to

..•96*096

WAGONS.

FARM WAGONS.

&T

Maimed at flpff.

For the sixth largest list we will give one of

Umb’s Farfane* Kiittiig Machtaes

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

Tatlmed at

_ For the leventh largest list we will give a

Preaalua Baelteye Wtae Mill am

Cider

From the Seed and Agricultural House of J. George Stilz, of Indianapolis, valued at MO*

For the eighth largest list as will give a

Morning Glory Parlor Stove,

MmopouuN Theitek.

Maxagr AXEDutzcyoB-.

.M. Y. Lixubam.

Box Offc« epea from atee A. M, till twelve M. M^TDoor* open st sevea; to comm*nce at quarter to eight.

Aad t vi

carefi

This SreNiNg,

ery evening until farther notice, after cfal preparation, aad due attention to

all its gorgeous effects, the

it* gorgeous offsets, the

ORIGINAL MAGICAL SPECTACULAR RAMI,

BY

WH. CHABLE8 HI. MAMMAS, In four parts aad Tableaux, entitled tke

BLACK CROOK,

Tltis tiorcewwa Sfpectasclr Which bat met with such extraordteary success throughout tbe United States, having already reached the unprecedented run of kOff COASECUXIYE lilONTS!

At Nibio’s Garden, New York.^wlU be presented

here i

Thursday Bwemlms, KoptemsWr KG, And will i>6 repeated every evening until further notice. Introducing the grand Parisieniie Ballet Troop, Underthe direction of Afons. St. Ocij,

The dtetingubhetl Maitre de Ballet and Fantomlmist.

Premier Danaenrs Aaealale* Si*, aarelta Jevetia, aafi Nfitile TObereset

lie

lil’X-

UUary ladies, together with a full

Di-tiiiiiitie Oomptiny,

Villagers, Peasants. Choristers, Guards A antis. Skeletons, Apparitions, Demons

steis, etc.

Attend-

.Mon-

Grand Bal et “Pas de Hartz,’’ the Serpent s Glen, Tableaux of Horror, the Grotto of Gob eu Statoelites, gr*nd “Pa. de bains,’’ btalaeta’s Gift

I KYMTAL, CAM'Am:,

llluminaW Ganlea by Ma-que, Trianrul “

Amizone, Tripl

Ma-qne, Triangnlur Courtship, the March <ie Amizone. Triple bwc-rd Combat, the Burn

Forest. Pandimoninm, rerealing the glittering

the Hal

arch

the Bur

Magic Trans formation.

aering

rVAIz ACK OK 1 OIAIMOrv J>K. Tableaux of Joy.

SATURDAY BLACK CROOK MATISSE. Admission to all parts of the house. 50 teats.

Morrison’s Opeiu Uali.

Two IVIgrlitta Only.

Friday aafi Saturday, Oct. 4 aad 3 SMITH’S (LATE MAGUIRE'S) UPEBIAL JAPANESE TNOIPE!

Prom the Academy -f

Musie. -

lusic, Xew Turk. THE WOSDEKS

OF A

LIFE TIME!

The only true MORAL EXHIBITION Of the age.

mis Troupe consists of the most Unique and Wonderful

Jugglers, Hfacietaus, Balancers. Atbletes, Acrobats, Gymaaets

and nnslciaas.

From Jeddo. Jappan, (being the first private citizens ever permitted to leave the Empire 1 wUi

appear in their

marreloas aad Astounding Feats,

▼er before been witnessed outside of His Highness, the Tycoon of

Such as h»ve ne the dominions

Japan.

These Artists, EYE-1S KEE. SHKE-1S KEE, KEK-CHEE RO-KEE, YO-SHEES-kAe,

And the celebrated wonder, the original LITTLE ALL KI4JHT!

Having been engaged

country .under'a CMtroofuit^the'j^nese Government, atan expense and risk surpassing aU

ernn

belief, and wherever they have appeared, hun*

dreds have been nightly turned away. press of this country pronounce their en-

Ttoo hundred years in advance of anything

ever seen!

And the grandest enterprise in the history of 3 his is an entirely Japanese entertainment. MW* ^J.'***' KER-CHEE, better known as eachentertoinmen’t' ! >ositlvel I' appear at Admission—Earquette, 75 cents; Gallery, 50.

SraMl Ntttaee SatMrday Afte ■•mm.

For the accommodation of schools and families. Admission—Afternoon. 00 cents, children. 25 cents, to all parts of the house. sepSSdlt RxsgavKD Skats.—For sale at Ben ham’s Music Store, without extra charge.

TAILORING.

Leading House of Fashion

HOWARD M. FOLTZ,

FIRST CLtASS

Merchant Tailor,

No* 3i NartM Peaaaylvaala street, (Second door south of Postoffice,)

INDIANAPOLIS, INIS.

iiwn mmmimiL n

. Ttn'.y

From I. L. Fraakom’s Haase Farnishiag Empo-

rium, of India—palls, vat-fiat 830.

To every person who will scad us ty SabsGHb*|s we will give a splendid

list oi

Btfft NI a ter ial

F»e.

Jll'JL

[T ;

.1

Bonnie for pobubhkm

■to the Farmers, for

Done on the mast lavonMe 1

«===

C A Ij Ki AMR SHE VS,

(Immediately South of Terre Haute Depot,) (, feS- •’ r S Sw’ 3 fi-'jj*.' .1 -A. ta. *T» MfftaffM T<

■ > .i/twim 1 -MmtzsSL t.

9—tatatttttal rafob ** geefi wtafc ta e— be found anywhere amnSTSjefeeSSisalSemi begat ap for by ■fi. we—v* them testae, ftem a

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM,

mk ^ * Ttalmefil mt MID.

a* to

,'k.lt'I* 3-i--■-«sSSsSb.!

i tat

xtFDLA.saruLjpoLXB, xanx

i { TO A

.'ZOj.

Seed for 81*tiara Gspies.

V* AAA I

^• ••d fin toG: wtUbe seid at

ceok-

wy be—qe stay, W—taseSeealr.

HYY stock of Fall and Winter Goods is selected ixJL with great care to the wants of my eua-

the be

1 from tbe best markets, consisting

B y

vt

Fremcfo, ISmgHah

I study to please, and give prices to suit the tunes.

LOUIS SCXXOLTZ WUI pro rid* over toe cutting department, which will be a guarantee foe t—aigfe reputation Ibis efore giv septl dtm

establia—aent has always enjoyed. N. B. Call and examine my stock before giv-

FOUNORY.

HOOSIER FOUNDRY

STOVE WORKS!

aedt^FoyNDR^EUfiiH ESS 11 tami SnTitSZz

Mmlt—fia, far NUlls, far — *•»*••. *•* Heaeebalifiern. g^tat* —fiCidaama for Stavea. Poor sms. Stair

Hitcbiag

(Ttatfep* for all tneefiontea! business. Job Fw* of every description executed with care.

The aannfarturo of

S T O V Witt — a promia—t part effeai

' Heating Stoves of te*

„ i finish. 1 Mere—ate will to

| 7

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I

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