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MorningRxpross. 8:80 A.R. 18:80 P.R ionoraeanile Railroad. Mail 8:80 A.R. 18:80 P.R Chicago Express 6:10 ?. R. 8:40 r. R «‘*ht Express 1.48 T.U. 4M 4 Mixed Train 8:80r.R. 8:00A Indianapolis, Porn and Ohloago Railway. Chicago Mall 2 : S A '2 Chicago Express 8:80 » E 8:86 P.R Lafarotio and Ohioago Railroad. gnlncy and St. Jo Express.. BMa.M. 9:80 a. R Chicago Express 19:90 P.R. 8:10 P. R Chicago NlghtExpress 1:60P.M. 6:OOa.R

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Sicrnlng Express B:>0A.R. 1*:J5 F • ,, Mall and Aocoinmodatlon.. .10.» a. R. 19:10 a. R ChlcaaoExpress 0:10 P. R. 1:80 P.R Martlnsrllle Aooommodat'n 1:80 P.R. 10:16A.R Tarra HaataandlndUnapolla. St. I.ontsKxpre8s 8:80 A.R. 8:18 P.R Matloon Express 1:80 P. R. 10:00 A. R Si. Ccuis Sight Exprost..,. 8:00 P.R. 8:00 A.R ^aiixilla, Maw Albany andOhleagoRatlread. (OBIXXO A8T1.* JOKOTIO*.] Express going north 6:98 P.R Express going south 19:40 P. R Accommodation going north .10:88 a. r Accommodation going south IKK P.R

Aniuaeisaeutn tlala EtobIhr. METROPOLITAN THEATER-The Black (rook. To>day’e Advertisements. Shirt Manufacturers—James Hamilton Jk Co., ir.l Main street, Cincinnati. Special Notice—Radway’s Ready Relief. Dry otx>«i*—vi— v. »iras—Jones, Hess A l>avls. No. 8 Odd Eeilows' Hall. Masonic—Staten meeting of Ancient Landmarks Lodge, No. 810. ■Wanted—Boarders—Inquire at No. 33 West Maryland street. Removal—Smith, Blgham A Goodhart, storage and commiision merchants. Husincas Notices. Now Goods—Prof. LI ward Lenox, No. 36 South Illinois sttoet. Husbands, Love your Wives—Plantation Bitters. Wanted -Situation by a young man as porter. Lnnch—Every morning at ten o’clock at Selling's Saloon. The Rolling Mill Coal Company—786 Market street. Weak Lungs—Allen’s Lung Balsam. Palmer’s Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion — For pimples. Auction—Sale of fine and well kept furniture at 9% West New York street.

Df’.’lOCKATIC COUNTY TICKET. 1 OR REPRESENTATIVE, LEWIS JORDAN. FOR COUNTY AUDITOR, WiLLlAM R. UOGSHIRE. 1 »« COUNTY COMMISSIONER, THIRD DISTRICT, GEOROE GREEN.

CITY N E W 8 . Proclamation. M ayor’s Office, Indianapolis. Indiana,) October 8,18G7. $ Win Reas, An act approved March 5, 1869, ent died “ An act to regulate and license the sale ot Spiritons, vir.ous. malt and other liquors,” etc ; amended by an net approved December 19, 1866, prohibits the sale, directly or indirectly, of liquors upon any election day; aed. Whereas, A general election will be held in this city upon Tuesday i ex', Octobers, 1861; therefore, Notice is hereby given that the laws above referred to will be strictly enforced, and keepers of sal ons and drinking places will be required to keep their establishments closed upon that day, to wit: October 8, 1861. Witness my signature and the seal of the city ol Indianapolis, this 5th day of October, 1867. DANIEL MACAULEY, Mayor. Telegraph and Evening Commercial copy.]

The Mankrupt Law. " o have for sale the various blank forms lor applications under the bankrupt law. Attorneys and others desiring any number of these blanks, will pleasesend in thelrorden at once. EaTA vote for Hogshirr Jordon and Green to-day, will be a vote against negro suffrage. 137* We understand that a large number of special policemen have been commissioned for service to-day. There is no necessity for such a force. No good is intended by It. The people are competent to conduct an election without such kind of aid, and wish no Interfereneo with their rights. HfTHigh prices for all that we eat and all we wear, with the cheapening of the laborers’ compensation is the result ot radical rule. £aF There was a grand rally of the people at Mozart Hall, last night. The right spirit prevailed, and the enthusiasm was unbounded. Major Jonathan W. Gordon delivered one of his telling speeches. In a masterly manner he exposed the corruption, the extravagance, and the negro designs of the leaders of the radical party. The gathering warlike an old fashioned revival meeting. The speeches were all short and to the point. Bonfires,Gresh’s band, and the music of the anvil kept up the outside excitement to a late hour. m • 137*All who desire the permanent prosperity and progress of the country should vote the anti radical ticket to-day. t3TThe Mayor has issued bis proclamation closing the liquor saloons to-day. This Is in accordance with law, and the order will bo rigidly luforccd. J3y Vote early. Let every Democrat make it his duty to deposit his ballot the first thing this morning. The state Fair.—The total receipts of the Stale fair, held in Terre Haute last week, wa« 921,024, against 914,000 last year. There were 66,300 tickets sold this year against 88,000 last year. The premium list and expenses of the fair will foot up about 915,000, so that there will be a balance of about 90,000 left in the treasury over and above all disbursements. As another evidence of the success of the fair the ten per cent, on entry feet amounted to $8,300 this year, against 91,900 last year. These facts are highly creditable to the members and officers of the agricultural board, and are the best proof of their soeeeeaful management ol tbe fair. — 1—B ♦-9——Every Democrat shuuid not only vote himself, to-day, but also see that hit neighbor votes. Operatic - La Orange - Brignoli.- This morning, at nine o’clock, tbe sale of reserved seats will commence at the music store ol Meters. Benham A Co., for tbe operatic representations of tbs magnificent La Grange, and the silvery voiced tenor, Signor Brlgnell, next Thursday and Friday. The first rendition will be Dorijettl’s charming comic opera, M Don Pasquele,” and the aecend and last Rossini's immortal cemtc masterwork, “ Barber of Seville.’! As these two operatic concerts will be the only representation# here this season, It will be advisable for all musts lovers to avail themselves of (his opportunity. Our exchanges ara teeming with extravagant laudations of tha voices, acting, and appearance of La Grange. The citlxens of Indianapolls will shortly have the opportunity of Judging for themselves, whsthsr these ac•o** 1 * «• warranted. Sale of seato this morning at alas a. m. BTThs way to secura eight hours for a day's work le to encourage the public expen. eHd everthrow tertfi’ end money mo. aopoltes. Te accomplish this vote the antired leal tlehet. Hr The radtoatoT dispirited and gloomy, MMfttMd at danger Hall last night Bvery afart wee made lemmata esewd. About e thommd wstofathorsd, taetudlng men, women end children, black and whlln. Zbe Mesefogs of a national deb^ negro suffrage, and tbe advaatefeeef klgfc taxation were tbe tbamoe of tbe radical orators. I3r Tettag will baalew hytne riffiirym Banns tbe doty el every Democrat te enit Me rote early la the day.

AN Outrage.—A man by the same of Williams, who dram pay aa a policeman, yesterday made aa affidavit upon "Information and belief’ that OHvtrBice was a counterfeiter. To this miserable subterfuge the radicals have tertataS teget Oliver Bleeoutof the way today. He hae been a radical but Is now supporting tbe conservative ticket. That la hit crima In tbe eye* of the police force, and he must be arrested. It to well known that every effbrt bee been made for a week put to buy Rice back, and be haa been offered large rams of money to rapport tbe radical ticket. He could not be bought, and hence be moat be arreeled. Bhame on the miserable party that would resort to such tricks to sustain their sinking fortunss. All the money of tbe bondholders can not buy tbs honest laboring man who will vote the conservative ticket fer tbe first time to-day. IdT Aa many Democrats aa possible should be at the polls this morning, see that the elecUon beards are properly arranged. Important to Turchabers of Dry Goods.—AH persons In want of fine dry goods should be certain that they are buying them at the lowest market value. We call attention to the house of Mesera. Jones, Hess A Davis, No. 3 Odd Fellows Hall, and recommend our readers to call and examine their elegant and extensive stock of fall and winter goods which have been selected with great care and with the Uste on which Meaara. Jones, Hess A Davis have built their reputation for keeping fine and fuhionable goods. Their line of rich goods contain many new and beautiful shades. They have a fine stock of new and elegant cloaks and cloaking cloths which they make a speciality of making up to order. Tbe goods of this house are bought exclusively for cash and sold at the lowest rates. See advertisement In another column.

ISP We call attention to the advertisement in another column of Allra’a Lung Balaam and Perry Davis’ Pain Killer. As for Perry Davis’ Pain Killer, It U so well known that we may only say It is lor ule by all dealers in medicines. Allen’s Lung Balaam la becoming quite u celebrated as tbe Pain Killer, under the management of Messrs. J. N. Harris A Co., of Cincinnati, sole proprietors of both preparations. Tbe Lunx H«i—» *0® Pain v***—, u**s oeen Introduced solely on Its merits, and by recommendations from tbe medical faculty throughout tbs world. We have tested the above named preparations and have always found them fully up to their high reputation. Hotel Accommodations.—To All parties visiting Cincinnati, we recomend them to the Clarendon Hotel located on Walnut street, between Sixth and Seventh. Thla popular hotel Is now conducted by tbe gentlemanly proprietors Messrs. 8. E. Crittendon A Co. With their polite and attentive clerks, their ever watchful steward, who provides their bountiful tables with the best the market affords, and their civil attendants to meet their guests’ every wish makes this house a desirable home to the travell er. Their large elegant and cleanly kept rooms offer great inducements to families. — -—»'<► g—i HOT We direct the attention of all dealers In fine brands of tobacco and cigars to Messrs. S. Lowenthall & Co.’s card In this morning’s paper. Having the advantage of Cincinnati as their market, undoubtedly the best market in the West for tobaccoes, gives them advantages over other manufacturers east and west. Their favorite brands of cigars, called Jsponance, Sam’s Favorites, Peerless, and Free and Easy, are becoming the popular cigars of the day. X3T We call attention to the card In another column of Messrs. Danzlger A Co., of Cincinnati, manufacturers of toilet soap and perfumeries. This house enjoys the reputation of sending out none but the finest quality of goods. Their soaps are put up with great care and much taste, and flavored with the rarest of extracts. Their perfumeries are waved to the notice of thousands on the delicate handkerchief, and their fragrant odors receive the praise of the most fastidious.

Removed.—Messrs. Smith, Blgham A Goodhart, storage and commission merchants, and wholesale and retail dealers in flour, feed, etc., having been forced by an increasing trade to secure more commodious rooms, have removed to the large warehouse lately occupied by Foster, Holloway A Co, southeast corner of Virginia avenue and Delaware street. This firm enjoy the reputation of keeping a superior article of flour for family use, which they deliver free ol charge to any part of the city. See card in another column. Paper Boxes.—All parties wishing paper boxes of any kind, will notice Mr. Charles S. Cheever’s card In another column. Mr. Cheever's manufactory Is No. 228 Main street, Cincinnati. From his long experience In tbe business he Is able to fill all orders at less than they can be found East or West, with all of the improved styles. We recommend Mr. Cheever to the consideration of our merchants. We call the attention of our readers to the Ohio Machine Works, successors to Lee A Leavitt, of Cincinnati It will be seen by reference to tbeir card In another column that they are manufacturers of all kinds of machinery. They have long had the reputation of turning out the best of work, and parties wishing any thing in their line will do well to give them a call, or send for one of their catalogues. UT We call the attention of the public to the card of Hall’s Sale, In another column. In a late test, at Dayton, Ohio, under great heat, from a fire of beach and sugar maple wood. Hall's safe was the successful one of four competitors, Hall’s retaining Its books and papers In perfect condition, while the others were burned up or more or less damaged. Hyatt’s Life Balsam haa a wide world reputation, from Its wonderful cures of rheumatism, neuralgia, gout, dyspepsia, all kinds of eruptions and general debility. We recommend It to the public. See notice In special notice column. 133* Major Gordon made a rousing speech at Mozart Hall last night. He exhorted the people to stand by a white man’s government, and not descend to tbe miserable condition of tbe people of the South American and Mexican States. The Major was particularly severe on the stay at home patriots who patriotically lined their pockets during tbe war, and cried traitor to better men than themselves. He said these men who made fortunes out of the war ought to have been In tbe front rank, and filled the graves of men who were not so cowardly as the treasury thieves. The Major Is tired of radicalism. UESTtJnder radical rule the laboring man gets a dollar and a half for a day’s work, and pays twelve dollars and a half for a barrel of flour. If you want a change, vote the antiradical ticket to-day. t3rM.ru. Merritt, No. 82 North Pennsylvania street, has received Ballou'u Monthly Monotint for November. All the late monthlies can be found at the new* depot of Mrs. Merritt. jafThe workingmen of the country have much at stake in the election of Hogahlre, Jordan and Green. If the ticket la successful it will be the commencement of a better day for a tax-ridden people. Accident.—Joha Centene, aa Italtaa and hard working man, while firing the radical eaaaoala the court houea square, lata night, by a prematorv discharge, had his right arm badly fractured just below the elbow, and the thamb of hto right hand nearly blown off. The case was putln charge of Dr. Harvey. Every attention wee shown the raflerer. • wm t3TK qualified voter, evra If net rqflstored, to entitled to vote by filing with tit election board# the nsB—wy affidavit. There will he a penoa in the eourt hoofie yard, to^Jay, s«thorioed to administer oaths, wllh Manfc affidavit*, so that the non-regtotered ean be qualified te veto without delay and without eoat. ISTA moot infaeaoua circular, In the shape of a catechism, wae yesterday distributed among the dttsena. It to only neceeeary to ■ey that the moot of the etreular la taken verbatim from a prontmcitmtMo toeued by the raffieal Congreae to the negfoee ot the Booth, if the working men of Indianapolis feel flattered by havings nacre etreular adto them, we have nothing mere to

•ay. official ftapwiP of tha should vote tha anti radl There ean haao.kattM «mn thnn the to brant u» the dmo PoUUoal cm| man nammm -i •’ Ml HvV BWm/,

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*arM«teorologlcal reports for the polls Academy at Medletne, by W., M. D., meteorological commit toe: Barom. Therm. Dew pLTh Raka in

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Day OF Atonement.—Tbli evening begins another solemn festival of (he Jewish (March called the Day ef Atonement, continuing till to-morrow night Business will be generally J suspended, and Impremlve services will be

held In the Synagogue.

OTA 11 who an in favor of substituting three hundred millions of national beak notes with the seme amount of greenback*, thus ••ring eighteen millions of dollars interest annually, payable in gold, vote for tbe Democratic ticket to-day, CavntF Noire. Allen, Fort Wayne, October 10. Jefferson, North Madison, October 1. A. J. Houses, Secretary Indiana State Board Agrtoalture.

LOCAL ITEMS.

Nfovr Oooda! Ne-w Ctooda! Hew Goods !—Professor Edward Lenox, No. 33 South Illinois street, a few doors south of the Palmer House, la in receipt of his Fall and Winter stock of Merchant Tailoring Goods, consisting of the very latest styles of French, English, Scotch and American patterna. Also, beautiful Velvet Cords and Velveteens, which he will make up in the most stylish manner, cheaper than any other house la the city. Parties wishing dress or business suits will do well to give the Professor a call. 7-10 “IXoabaads, L.ove your Wives,” and give them Plantation Bitters when they are suffering from Nervousness, General Debility, Faintness, Spasms, or any of the thousand and one diseases to which the weaker sex Is liable. Having yourselves experienced the benefit of their use, extend the blessing to others. This Invaluable tonic will chase Hypochondria or "the Blues”—give tom to the damaged nervous system—gently stimulate languid secretions—’‘•e-’i vapors and generally build up tbe worn constitution. For each sex and all ages It is a gentle stimulant and a refreshing cordial. Millions of bottles are sold daily all over the world. Magnolia Water.—A delightful toilet ar-ticle-superior to Cologne and at hall the price. dAwfiteod. Wasted—ffiltmatlom.—Sy a youag man, as porter in some store, or driving a wagon. Willing to make himself useful in any capacity. Wages not so much an object as a permanent aituation. Any one in need of help will please leave word at 16 South Meridian street. Charles l. Kingston. I.nneh Every Moraitog at tern o’clock, at Selking’s saloon, 33 North Pennsylvania street. oct7-3m.

The Rolling R1J11 Coal Company have established a branch office at G. B. Rohers tea store. No. 78 East Market street, where you can leave your orders for coal or coke. All cash orders promptly attended to. Mothers who have Danghters that have Weak Lungs, should arrest the disease when it is in the incipient stages. It Is indicated by a backing cough—pains in the chest—difficulty of breathing—or oppression of the lungs. If this be permitted to run on, tubercles|wlll form, and Consumption will be tbe result. A most valuable remedy will be found m Allen’s Lung Balsam to cure and check this disease in Us first stage. For sale by Dealers In Family Medicine generally. dAwlw. One Pimple la a Blemish* two Pimples are a mortification, three Pimples are a disgust, but four or more are truly distressing to any one. Palmer's Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion is tbe sovereign remedy for all such afflictions. dAwlw. Auction Sale ot* fine and well kept Household Furniture, etc., at No. 296 West New York street, on Wednesday, October 9,1867, at half-past nine a. m., as follows; Parlor Furniture, etc., fine Hailet. Davis A Co., Plano, Satin, Damask, Easy and Parlor Chairs and Ottomans to match, Velvet Tapestry Carpet, Velvet Damask Sociable, Marble Top Center Table, What-not, velvet Bugs, fine Oil Paintings and Engravings, Music Stand, Damask and Lace Curtains and Cornice, Rept Armchairs, Sociable, Extension Chair and Tete a-tete to match Mirrors, Book Case, marble top Side Table, Buffed Shades, marble top painted Cottage Chamber Set and hair Spring Mattress, one marble top Rosewood Chamber Set, (canopy Bedstead,) one marble top Mahogany Chamber Set, three ply, Ingrain and other good carpeto, fine rosewood Billiard Table, (four pockets,) Parlor Stoves, Feather Bed, Flower Vase, Dining Boom furniture, Chambers, etc.. Walnut marble top carved Side Board, Extension Table and dining chain to match, hair cloth Sofa and Sociable, fine Oil Painting, (Feast ol Baecus,) Wheeler A Wilson Sewing Machine, (rosewood case,) silver Cake baskets. Egg stand, Ice bowls, china Punch bowls, Bohemian glass bowls,Bohemian Champalgne, Cordial and Claret Sets Water Bottles, French, China, Solferena, and Gold Band Tea and Dinner Sets, Decsnters, Cellery Glasses, Fruit Stands. Msntle Ornaments, Oil Cloth, Door Mats, Garden Vases, Cottage and ether Bedsteads, Hair, Moss, Spring, and other Mattresses. Also, one fine Cow and Calf, fine Falling Top Family Carriage, Trotting Buggy, Sleigh, Carriage, and Buggy Harness, sixteen Cords of Dry Sawed Wood, etc. All sums under $25, cash in hand; all sums of 925 and over, a credit of six months will be given, purchaser giving note with approved security. Mrs. Caleb B. Smith. William E. Featherston, Auctioneer. 8-2 Fine Cornices and Mouldings sat Gall A Rush’s carpet house, 101 East WaahIngton street, opposite the court bouse. 7-2 •lust received at Cl. H. Refitkam’s, No. 8 West Washington street, another large invoice of those stylish Scotch, English and French Casslmeres, just the trick for those nobby suits made under the direction of (Pierson) the leading man in the profession. I have also received the new monthly report of the prevailing styles that are worn on Broadway, not only In picture, but suits made for inspection of those that are in favor of something new. It is useless to report styles, but call and see the reality. I can only account for the great increase in trade of late, that 1 am selling goods at such low prices, and making such stylish work. Call soon and see the ■ew goods. G. H. HeitkaM. oct7-tf ©all A Rush have Just opened a new lot of Carpeto, superior to anything in the city. No. 101 East Washington street, opposite the eourt house. j.j

Ftactory Flaaaelo, Joans* Wool Yaxss. are oti eeld eh Factory prices, at the City Store, 87 East Washington street. 30-tf dead AgeAaTwuted in every county in this State for the following unapproachable instruments: ffiteimway A

American Organa, also, to canvass for the Western Musical Review, monthly musical JounuL Address,

H. L. Benham A Co.,

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Boot* and fifcoeo—WMat can foe more acceptable than a pair of next fitting Boots or Shoes; a pair that win fit perfectly and still be comfortable; that are made out of the best material by good workmen, at a moderate price? Such Boots and Shoes are now made at Lints’*, No. 26 West Washington street, avd they refer you to any pesuto who hae tried them for proof of tbe above. 8-tf Carpets wf all sty lea and quality, at Gall A Rush’s carpet house, l >1 East Washington street, opposite the court house. 7-2 Waall Paper and Window Shade* at Gall * Rash’s carpet heues, 1(H Eeet Washington street, opposite the eourt bouse. 7-2 Raademne! Elegnat! Cheap! Dress Goods, at tbe City Store, 87 East Washington street. . go-ti

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MeOh aad Preehleo^nse etoly retiaUe naedy for brown dlseeforatuneaSsti Moth and Freckles, Is Ferry’s Moth mti Froekls Lotion, prepared by Dr. B. C. Ferry, Peraothologtot, 40 Bond rtraot, How Tort.

Sold by all druggists.

kaowlsdga says that a non genial, wholesome and effectual tante and Drake 1 * Oolshratod Itantotis never dlssovond. OffyoonaMtoMta u for Dyspsptos, for Liver Complaint, tor *-VTmi~s, WpkMffi, for a wait a* Apiftifo, and for Mental Depression. It la an agreeable stimulant, sad is squally adapted to Mag *M. Psnens of sedsatary fekM*, Uk* eto

opposite the poatoffios, furnish petto, aa official *»d complete postoffice dtrsetory, corrected u changes an mads, end printed very handsomely, on a small card, suitable for office or pocket purposes. 3-0 One thenosand Shawls received to-day representing all sizes of plaids and all colors. Go te tbe City Store for bargains.

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Wh—Sou’s Ointment Is nn aid and well tried remedy, which keeps constantly increasing in popularity aa Its merits become known. It has been before Ike public for more than sixty yean, and It to universally acknowledged to be the most certain and speedy cure ever discovered for Salt Rheum, Ulcers, ChUbalns, Tetters, Pimples, Blotches, and all eruptions of the skin, while It is a sure cure for the itch, and will eradicate tbs most obstinate cases In forty-eight hours, d&w For Moya.—We ure opening; today, a foil line of Boy’s Casslmeres, cheap. Call aad see them at the City Store. 30-tf For lYottlnyhana Xnace Curtulnn, or beautiful embroidered goods, try the City Store. 30-tf Blunkete! Blankets Cheap !- Comforts made from the best materials, now ready at the City Store. *®- tf —x/nfor innate” should read Dr. William Thomson’s advertisement on the third page. je!4-ly Witteaherg; A Ruochhaupt are offering Prints, Brown and Bleached Cottons, Canton Flannels and all other Domestics, at the lowest prices in the city. Save money at the City Store. 30-tf

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HYATT’S UFE BALSAM From ita numerous great and wonderful cures ot Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Gout, Scrofula, Djs-

d by the public, attest its pow Alterative Tonic, and Restorative of H Life. Certmcates at Depot, 158 Rim street, Cincinnati. $1 a bottle; six for $5; sent all over by express. octT dSm

A Thrilling Incident In tbe mission life of Mrs. Ingalls, in Bnrmah, is well told in the “ Baptist Messenger,” relating bow she was sent for to visit one of the Buddhist high priests, who had been nearly killed; and how, while in the most holy place in their temple, where none but priests had ever before been admitted, she was permitted unrebuked to use fbr him the sacred vessels, which none but the high priests dare touch, and to even overturn and sit on one of their gods to rest; all through the magic influence < f the Fain Killer, called by them the “ God Medicine,” so successfully had she used It ia curing their many diseases, some of them considered heretofore fatal in that climate,among which were cholera, liver complaint, dyspepsia, the bites of venomous reptiles, etc. This speaks volumes for the Pain Killer.—London Times. Bev. J. E. Clough, Missionary at Ongole, Southern India writes: “We esteem your Fain Killer very highly for scorpion stings, cholera, etc., and can not very well get along without it.” Bev. L D. Colburn, Missionary at Tavoy, Burmah, writes: *T shall be happy te am 1st in ex tending knowledge of a remedy so speedy and effectual.”

Emrelua Brick Matckime. 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 8.000 Bricks* per hour, or 4AM by steam power. Satisfaction guaranteed. Send fbr circular. ABBAM REQUA, General Agent, JI2 dl v ^ Ui Broadway. New Yotk.

A Card to Invalids. A Clergyman, while residing in South America as a missionary, discovered a safe aad simple remedy for the Core efMerroos Weakness, Early Decay. Ptosaass of She Urinary and Seminal Or’ gans, and the whole train of disorders brough' ea by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by this noble remedy Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted an nnibrtnnate, I will send the recipe for preparln and using thla medicine. In a sealed envelope, anyone who needs it, nun ovenoMa. Addre JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Bible House. feblSdly New York Ctty.

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Wheaton’s Oiaimsni

The Itch. Sait Rheum.

cures Barber's Itffff cares Old Bores, cares Bv.ry kind •f Humor llks MagM. Price 69 seats a box ;by mall, to coots. Address WRRK3 A FOnBKllO.no WssMogton street. Boo**, Uaasrchusetts. For sale by a» druggists. OctldeofiAWly

Bethink! In inddea attacks of Cholera. Uhtlrrs Morbas, Colic, Influenza, Diptherla and Rheumatism, either scute, chronic, or inflammatory, use Radway’s Ready Relief—the only one and safe remedy known to Medicine. Good for both sexes; and for children troubled with the Croup it is considered excellent. It is universally recommended for its good effects upon the system generally. For Sprains, Strains, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Cramps, Pains ta the Back, Side, Feet or Joints, Weakness, Stings of Poisonous Insects, Mosquito Bites, eta. the Relief, when applied over that portion afflicted, will afford immediate ease. To be short, and to the point, there Is no other remedy in the world that will stop paia so quick as Railway's Ready Belief. Price 80 cents per bottle. Sold by Druggists. oet* dhwtw

A Dangerous Season. An almost unparalleled quantity of rain has fUlen during the summer. Vegetation has been wonderfully thick and rank, aad, as it decays, an unusual amount of sickness may be —pected umleas proper means are taken to prevent it. Fever and ague and bilious remittents already prevail to an alarming extent, and as the foil advances and the malarious night fogs become heavier, the sick list is likely to increase both in the city and the country. It is, therefore, only an act of common pradence to keep the vital forces in foil Vigor, so the* they may resist the enbesuny influences of the tessoa. Reinforced by the tonic operation ef HOSTKTTKR’S STOMACH BITTERS, the system, however weak and snaceptlble naturally will, in nine cases out of ten. successfully combat every species of atmospheric poison by which epidemics are produced. During the months of September, October and November the difference in temperature between day and night Is very great, and the chilling dews and mists of the season are the prolific causes of indigestion, cholera morbus, diarrhea, and dysentery. Bearing this in mind, remember, also, that the BITTERS not only Invigorate the stomach and brace the nerves, bat act specifically upon the bowels and the liver, imparting to those important organs regularity and tone. It is not reasonable to expect immunity from prevalent complaints if no precautions are taken to escape them. HOSTKTTKR’S BITTERS are at once pleasant to the taste, and tbe most certain of all safeguards against febrile ailments. oct Ideod Aweowflw

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Indiana W eekly Herald, unoAM S7iiwaa ’ \ H-V. *<!■ "iiv' -■ Vv. ■ ' -A.T RBIDXJCED RATES.

$3,000 IN PREItUMS!

THE LARGEST

IPremiiim List

Ever offered bv any paper in the West.

PATRONIZE THE

Democratic Central Organ, And extend its circulation. V ¥. 5 ' / 1

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LIST OF PREMIUMS.

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

One Thousand Dollars! fftHE proprietors of the Hzkxld, with the view X of extending the circulation of the Weekly edition, have reduced their rates of subscription, and offer the following valuable premiums to getters up of cinbs of names:

paid up life policy of

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS!

IN THE

BERKSflIKE LIFE INSURANCE CO. Which has a capital of nearly One Billion of Dollars. Believing, as we do, that a life policy in a goad company te be a better investment than the it deposited in any bank.

same amount

To the pe: re will giv

:rson sending us the second largest list

WILLIAM KNABE & CO,'3

Celebrated Gold Medal Seven Octave

Rosewood Pianos

With large round corners, one row of moulding on case Gothic legs and carved lyre. This Piano is from Meaaru. H. L. Benham dc Ca’oextensive Music Emporium, of Indianapolis, and

Vnlneri at 9*50. To the person sending us the third largest list, we will give a line

Two Horse Farm Wagon,

Maanfoetored by the Indianapolis Wagon and Agricultural Works, valued at 9160. To the person sending us tbe fourth largest list we will give one of

Stagin’ Celebrate* Sewing MacUies

Tati toed, mt 9S&.

Fer the fifth largest list we will give one of

SiNCEB'S WOULD RENOWWED SEWM6 MACHINES,

Valued at $65. *'s.* > a ‘ " a V tf aw* - * A *•- . •* ’ For the sixth largest list we will give one of

Laffik’s Farfaffied KatttUg NacUies

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

Ytolmcd at Mfi.

For the seventh largest list we win give a . ■ . Jltz til* (IS »••.’ ■■■' f. Premium Buckeye Wine aad Cider mil and Proas, From the Seed and Agricultural House of J. George Stfla. of lartlanigeS, valued at 950-

For the eighth largest list we will give a

Jlprniiig Glory Parlor Stow, ? »:.i^ -1.. t*-/! From I. L. Frankem’s House Furnishing Smporiam, of Indianapolis, valued at 930. ,4"‘ %■■■■ ; To every person who will read at a list of twenty Babacribers we Will give a splendid bossmiiiuiV/ j i * *.. iu ,*. -d^:Ta » me J ••■•BffiMfoJKMMEIlMBffiaails-- Yffir'-iffi-.’Wliff- j

Ktediaua»d«fls Wtooloaalo tohrhot.

Alas—

Simon’s Pateut » W 7^ , Plain 18 00 BKtoiWAX* spring8ted.... .. .^14 W 11K 4 N8 T Ver y scares; none in market. BRICK^ Whi * e 9 W to 3 00 Pulverized Brlek ^per bbl 4 80

-» 0» »0 > 80 BDTOfigf.taM

CEMENT

CANDLES—

Star 30 to 94

CANNED FRUITS—

. .98 to *9 8 00

60 to 10

One pound Cove Oysters, per dos. 9 00 to Two *■ •* •» *• *• ssab,

Reserve.

Hamburg olKiSiMMi::::

-UAL.

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COPPER-

Brazier’s Copper

8 Hto

JAH to IS .... 13 te 13jt 14'to 14X

Co^er Bottoms, per pound.

...90 ...IB —98 11 38 ... M

*5 to 28 ... 91* to98 ..88 to 49 96 to 36

COFF'

Bio i?*?** 10

COTTON BATTiNG.....'

COTTON YARNS—

No. 600 94 to 95 No. 600 99 to 23 No. 100 i I» to 90 Carpet warp 41 to 48 Coverlet yarn 4U to 60 BOGS to 15

FLOUR-Market dull

Superfine 1 00 to 9 00 Extra 9 00 toll U0 Family 11 00toll 50

Higher Grades Active FRUITS—Market dull

Dried Apples, per lb. 6 to 8

Green—Cull; none in market.

Peaches, halves, per lb 18 ^ „ quarters. •* IB Green Peaches 2 00 to 3 00

FEATHERS—

New. live geese 10 to 13

FISH-We quote:

iteFish, om

White Fish in kits to 1 90

. 900to 650

White Fish, one-half bbl..

White Fish in kite ...

Mackerel, No. 1, one-half bbl.... WlfitollUO Mackerel, No.2,one-half bbl.large 10 98 to 10 50 Mackerel, in kite, No. 1 9 80 to 9 60 Mackerel, in kite. No. 2. large 948 to 2 60

FOREIGN FRUITS-

kais ins—Layers, new 4 15 to M. R. 4 50 to Turkish Prunes, per lb 99 to 94 Dried Currants 90

GRAIN—

Red, new and best 2 00 White, new and best a 10 White, very scarce. 2 06

(Inrn.u’Kv 14

Corn,ear. ate, new

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The Weetern Musical Review

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«TV. A Lt ’ JkTrH d AO persons wishing to compete for the above yntnaMe yue turns wai peeaoe state tbe fact when they send the first list. j:- ■ . AH persons ore leqnesied to send their listo weekly.

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GLASS—Subject to discount often to fifteen per cent, for large orders. GINSENG HAIRPer bushel 35 HIDESGreen 8 to 10 Green Salted 10 to 13 Dry 15 to 20 Green Calf Skin. HOMINY-Quiet i 0 HAY—Baled 20 00 to 2216

IRON—

Boiled Sheet Iron, Nos. 10 to 31 $x to lx Charcoal do do do 9k to 10k Genuine Russia 91 to 98 Imitation do. A 90 Bar 5* American Spring Steel 14 to 14k Horse shoes per lb 8\ to 9k Horseshoe nails 35to40

LEAD

Bar 13X®1SX Shfet and Pipe " isx LARD 13 to U LIME « LUMBER— Lath, poplar 3 25 Pine 6 00

MALT1 40 tol 60

1 60 to 165

MOLASSES—

New Orleans 95 tol 00 Porto Rico 86 to 1 00 Sorghum 40 to 60

OILS—

Linseed Oil 1 26 to 198 Signal or Headlight Oil 9 10 to 9 30 Extra Engine Oil 1 50 to 1 15 Engine OU 1 30 tol 40 No. 1 Car Oil 10 to 80 Wood OU 1 45 Machinery OU 60 to ISO No. 9 Machinery OU 40 to TO Carbon OU 66 to 66 Naptha or Benxole 38 to Reined Coal OU 41 to POTATOES—Quiet 1 00 tol 20 PROVISIONS— Bacon, clear sides 16>i to 18 Shoulders 19 to Hams, plain 16 to 18 Sugar cured 20 to 21 RICK 11 to UK

SALT—

Lake per barrel 2 10 to S 80 Kanawha “ SEEDS-Very little doing. Flax 1 90 to 9 00 Clover 1 1913tol3 00 Timothy 315 SHEET ZINC— Per sheet 14 Per cask...^ 14K SHOT- « Per Bag 3 60 SOAP— Indianapolis German 8)i to 9 Proctor A Gamble’s IO34 to 11 Werkes’ 10* to 11 Babbitt’s 13x to 13 SODARnglish 10 to 10X American 9 to 9J4 SYRUPS— Choice J 10 to 1 96 Medium 18 to 1 00 Common 60 to TO BUGARS-Market very firm and higher. We

quote:

Hard, refined UK to 18 White, soft refined 16 to UK Yellow “ 18 to Porto Rico, Raw 14 Cuba, raw 13 Prime to choice Demerara 15K to 15k STARCH—There is a steady market at.. .IK to 8

TANNER’S OIL—

Bonks 118 Straits J 1 90 TALLOW- 9K to 10K

TAR—

In barrels 8 80 In buckets, per dosen 6 00 to 6 80

TEA—

Hyson 1 90 to 190

100 to 910 140 to 910 100tel08

2S&2

Gunpowder.. Black.

TWINE—

Cotton ju^v.v.v.v.v.'.v.vy.v.v.v.'.v.*:.\\*:: TOBACCO— Black sweet, one-fourth, one half

and tens

68 to 15

Brigh^cne-fourth and tens 85 to 100

Leaf 190 tol 80 Fine Cat (toewing. In bulk IS tol 96 TIN PLATE- __ I.C. Roofing Tin 15 60 L C. 10-14, first quality !• 00 LX do do 19 80 Tin 40 to 41

.95 to 98

VINE&i

Pure eider, per gallon...

ARE—Quiet.

WOODEN W

Nod Tube per dosen

No. 9 Tubs.

No.!~

_ .STube No. 1 Churns, common, fer dosen.

No. 9 “

No. 8 ” ” No. 1, cedar ** **

No. 9 “

NO. 8

14 60 13 00 19 00 14 00 18 00 19 00 15 00 14 00 13 00

One-half bushel measures

B. and G. Buckets

Washboards, per dosen

Keeler’s (five In nest)

Meal Selves “ “

Alcohol..

WHIT* SAKDWILLOWWAUP K2?£tSi5f td ~" w<S£.*"’“’ p ”” rt Unwashed

“ 6 00to 860 “ 8 10 to 8 90 ....SBOtoSIB

9 00

....8 00 to 8 96 .... 4 50to6 00 .... 9 30#9 35

...BOO

8 00 to 8 50 ■••WtolBO 9 80 to 9 95 a0to4n 45 to 60 951035

flffUwamaen flflarxet. * Milwaukxx, Monday, October 7. Floor—Quiet; sales of city XX at filO 0001 10 60; country do., |7 37@9 75; and extra, f9 ®9 25. Wheat—Unsettled and 3®5c. lower; sales at «194 for No. 1; fil 90 fer Ne. 2. Oats—Irregular; sales at 56c. for No. 2. Corn—Scarce at fil 10 for No. 2. Freights—Steady; to Buffalo 9>*c.; to Oewfo ^Receipts—Flour, 4*00 barrels: wheat, 186,000 bushels; oats, 4,000 bushels; con, 500

Shipment*—Flour. 50,000 bushels; wheat, 22,500 bushels; eals, 3D bushels; corn, 400 bushels. NOW York Cattle Market. N*W York, Monday, Octebte 7. Beeves—Receipts ta axaaaa of the demand,

Amusements.

KfilROPOUTiN TUEATER. Maxaux* ae> DiancTos. m. v. Likghax. ’ Scale off Price.; Parquette and Kererved Seats 15 cents; Drcs* 0eBt9 * Private Boxes, $6; Colored Gallerv. 95 cents. Box Office open from nine A. M., till twelve M. fiftif*Doors open at seven; to commence at quarter to eight. f jsitivoly Last W«ck tf «la«k Crook Uawtoffiay KveailtoM* October 7. And every evening thU week, with New Dances, New Features, a*a change of Cast, THE] ORIGINAL MAGICAL SPECTACULAR DRAMA, BY MH. CHARLEM M. BARHAS, In four parts and Tableaux, entitled the BLACK CROOK.

Xlsta Gorgeous Npeclaele Which has met u ith such extraoulinary sneots,

ing already

400 CO A SECU XIV E K1GHXM! At Niblo’s Garden. New V'ork, will be presented

here lor the first time oa

Thursday Evening, September ‘J3, And will be repeated every evening until ftirlhi r noiice, iutsoducing the grand Parlslenue Ballet Troop,

Under the direction of

Mons. St. Od> ,

The distinguished Maitre de Ballet and 1 an-

tomimist.

Premier

turvtte.

-M lie

Oanacurs As.olute, Mig noretta Jovetia, and lU’lle

There.e,

sjs issa®ft

iiliary’l^!es,*!)getlH>r with*a fun* 1 ' 1 l ' JU ' , - v T>i*niii:Ytie Compnii v. ani I U g sl^l!?. CaS%nt '\’ <:horiste,s * Guards. At . n*.. sterl’etc * ’ A Pl" tntloI! -S I'emon-. M,.,:-

rb.n in T W al et “K*?. ' le ’ the 8crp. u: - i mvstac CA«CA2>?:,

Illuminat'd Garden bv Moonlight Masque. Triangular Uourtship, the '

Triple hword Com ns t tin

t’r' !’ March

swe lit m

iff

PALACK OL’ l>I-YMO>.l)w;. Tableaux oi Joy.

Morrison’s Opera Hail.

Po-itively Two Oily. De La Grange-Brignoli. TY/rAX. STRAKOSCH has the honor to annouco Lvj. that he has succeeoed in n aking

1 ar:-.

Anna Dc La

Grange,

DAY and : '■d 11. in l'\vo tra:

Rossini’s ‘‘Barber ef Seville,” Donizetti’s ‘ ; Doa Pasenale.” The ^valuable services of the distinguisiitd ami admired Tenor, SIGNOR BRIGNOLI Has also been secured, to give effect to the Operas wmch will be given here by JU. »irake>.-ch. who has also eng: ged the following well known artist to complete inis brilliant Operatic Combination Signer ifflarra, the eminent ttantonc Signor Locutclli, the popular Uttlfo, Signor Suslni, the famous Basso. Musical Director ard Conductor, SIl-NuK FRANCISCO ROSA. Admission. SI OO. Reserved Seats .AO cents extra. Galler*, 50 cents The sale of Reserved Scat,, will cominenre on Tuesday at nine A. M., at Benham A Co s Music st °re octSdtd

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•• SHOW CASE^

GEO. BERKHOFEH'm

INOIATVAFOIjIS SHOW CASE

T AKUFACTORIT,

No. 5 Yirgluta Avenue, Keeps constantly on hand Show-

Cases in

Rosewood, Mahogany, Black 'tt’alnut and German

Sliver.

fifiF“Conntrv Merchants are solicitedto call and examine the stock. Particular attention paid to the iittin^up of Jewelry and Fancy Stores Counters awtl Upright bbovr Casco. m Orders promptly executed at snort P 1 notice and the cheapest prices, jy2S dsmeod

WHOLESALE TOYS, ETC.

29 West Washington Street.

CHAS. MAYER A CO.,

Have now in store tbe largest and most complete stock of

TOYS,‘NOTIONS AJiD FANCY GOODS,

Cattery, musical Ware, Utc.,

f\r OUR OWN III V/ expreeslv for t Mayer, while in Err

Merchants ai

F OUR OWN IMPORTATION, SELECTED

this market, by Mr. Charles

rope.

Merchants are invited to call ard examine our ttock. sepSO dim

BOOTS AND SHOES.

1 iadtca’ mates’ and Children’* nri fid love Ki«l Polish m splendid aHaortmevt ut ■Me price**, at Mayo’s Shoe Store.

Try the old and reliable Shoe Kffomae of IL flfi. 1*1 ayo Ac 4 o.. 33 Wmahlmffltom otreefl. Their Rood*, ore fresh mad stylish, and prices at Hourly wholesale rates. jy90 d£n,lst^dox4tbp

BANKRUPTC

In Bankruptcy.

District of Indiana, SS:> 4th day

) At Indianapolis, the :> 4th day of October, A.

> D.. 1861.

good _

medium,'ion; average price, 12>4c.; most

sale., 12K«15c.

at full prices; heavy corn 1

comat m, fiSTe. Itaa.i

Weekly Soak Statement. , new TOE*, Monday, October Tv *385 Circulation 54,026^81 L^ti^ndere‘.\ W .‘.'.‘.V.'.V.‘.‘.V.V.‘! 58,858^

■arket.

Baltdcou, Monday, October 7. Fltaat drafftodetty, fit; exfoa, $kV, good shipping extra, $12 60. FTbeah-lSmi priaa* toohetoe tod, $175S 2 50. M#1 42; ydtow.

Indiana, within .aid District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt: upon his own petition, by the Disirict Court ot said District. WILUaM A BRADSHAW, J. Yf. BRADSHAW, octi dSwltaw Assignee^-

In Bankruptcy. > At Indianapolis, the

District ol Indiana, SS:Y 25th day ol September,

> A. D., 1S61.

fTIHS undersigned hereby gives notice of their X appototanent as assignees of Joel Thornburg, of Farmland, in the county of Randolph, and

District, who has

1 dSwltaw

hi* own petition

_ District.

A BRADSHAW, JOHN W. BRADSHAW,

Assignees.

In Bankruptcy. \ At lT>diintiMi l;j the District of Indiana, SS :> 95th day of September,

re assignee^/Al

seMfidltawaw In Bankruptcy. * District of Indiana. SS ^ 91th (tey m

notice of his Albert Bowingof Marion, and

who has

netieeof thetr

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