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—The National Democratic TVstdent Ezecutlve Committee met in Washington on the 1'itb Instant. The business transacted was of a general political character .looking to a more thorough organisation of the great Democratic conserTatire elements In rlew of the 1mp «rtance to bo attached to the approaching President! d campaign. The committee, after quite a protracted session, adjourned to meet on thn l l .h instant. —Susan D. Anthony, Lucy Stone, Illcabeth Cady St.uv.on and others, female suffrage advocates, have projected an extenatva campaign in the Northern and Eastern States. Onorge Francu Train will, also, speak In oanncction with the above named. —A destructive boiler explosion and conflagration occurred in Chicago Sunday morning. by which property to the amount of $75,000 was destroyed. —Arrangements have been made for the annual meeting of the Army of the Tennessee at S r Louis, on the 13th and Ulb Instants. The railroads throughout several oi the States will carry members free. —Tbad. Stevens has written a letter on the guhj- ct of our national finances; it is a very exhaustive and comprehensive document. He disapproves the policy pursued by the Government during the past six years, and thinks we have thrown away millions of dollars by mismanagement, and declares that greenbacks arc lawful money. In which all debts, public or private, may be legally and justly paid. —The Postmaster General’s report this year will show a deficiency instead of a surplus. —The wife of Frederick Easier, of P.rooklyn, recently gave birth to four children, the ■iv. rege weight of each was eight pounds. —The T.»mmanv City Convention renominated M ivor Ib’ffra n, and It is presumed the M> / irt Convention, which meets during the week, will nominate Fernando Wood. - A revolution is now in progress in Costa

illea.

— Forney insists that what he said concerning 11 -nerd Grant is true, notwithstanding its denial by that gentleman. — A delegation of steamboat men are now in W.i-hington for the purpose of eonferring with Secretary MeCullneh in reference to amending the steamboat laws. —The light bouse at Key West was destroyed by the recent storm. Some of the legal difficulties arising from the recent legislation of Congress are to bo considered In Cabinet session, with a vlow. If possible, of meeting the requirements of the f institution anil the laws lately enacted. Tbe Xo\ember session mu«t cease at noon, on Mon. day, Peivniber 2, and the regular constitutional session must commence at that hour. Kvchidtng Sundays there can be but nine working days of the November .session, and, tin reforc. if Congress shall on the first day of that ses-ion pass a bill, the President can not h .ve the constitutional ten days for its consider 'ion liefore the expiration of the November term. A similar difll ulty i< pre ented under the tenure of office law, which requires tbe President to report tho list of suspended officers within twenty days after the first day of tho meeting of the Senate. Before these twenty days shall have expired tho Senate must adjourn by force of l*w. —The report of General Grant is in course of preparation. It wld contain tbe reports of the several district and department commanders. and full details of the operations of the former under the reconstruction laws establishing tbe military ^districts. General Grmt’s report of the troops in the department of Washington shows about nineteen hundred men on duty there. -A memorial has been received ia Washingtoo from the officers and soldiers at Dry Tortugas, for the pardon of Dr. Mudd, one of the assassination conspirators. They represent that bis eminent medical se* . Ices in savnr the Itvn <v so maovot them during the prevalence of the yellow fever, entitles him to a pardon. — A mistake occurred in New York on Satindav, which resulted fatally to Miss Helen V ince, who took a dose of kyanite of potassium for tincture of rhubarb. She lived but a few moments. — President Johnson regards the finance question a« the roost iropor snt one now before the country, and it Is iind "stood that a large portion of hla forthcoming message will be devoted to the consideration of that question. He agrees with Mr. McCulloch, and believes in contracting the currency and the speedy return to spucle payment. —A lire occurred at Chicago last night whbh destroyed ten buildings; total los* about $70,0JO.

INDIANAPOLIS DAILY HERALD.

VOLUME 3.

INDIANAPOLIS, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 11, 1867.

NUMBER

NEW YORK.

Tkad.

Stevei* oa

Finane s.

the NatUaal

Rumored Cabinet Changes.

Revolution In Conta Rica. FOREIGN NEWS ST STE1MER.

PRESIDENT’S FORTHCOWH MESSAGE. Com Tenant low Metweeii CJr*e«al Cloldlal amd Freach

Charge d* • NT*Ire.

wTV.AvMff»AT9IEN lit CONV^KReCE WITH SECRETARY E’CCL <.OCH.

f kLMKAtm KEPUKTS

tig vote.

Arrival at the Marat the Weet fraaa »eath Aaaertca - Aw Atteeapt ta Rev> alaUaatae oeeta Rlea—Oe»the treat Vh-leva—Chtllaa Caavrees railed t* Cewveae at ruae appeteted-Rfta-eavertee at Oaawa-Wevaftatlaa la Perm Oatatao Iraaad. Nxw York. November The Star of the We»t has arrived and brings advices from South and Central America. An attempt baa baes male ta create a revolution in Coat* Rica, which bar proved suc-

cessful.

A cording to the atattatica tbe number of deaths from cholera in the department of Leon Nlcarsugua, alone, from the 24th of March to the 12th of September, amount to 1,-

186.

A treaty baa been made between Nlcarsugua and tbe United Statea, and la on its way to Washington. The Parvenler regards the construction of a railroad across Nicaragua as more of a problem than ever, as Its feasibility is not yet proven by tbe survey had. The Chilian Congress bad failed to edavene on tbe day fixed, for want of a quorum. After much skirmishing for several days a session was obtained and business proceeded with. New discoveries of Guano have been made. Owing to the want of rain the c.oph&re en-

dangered

The report that a truce has been made between Spain and the allies Is doubted. Tbe inhabitants in tbe South are suffering greatly for want of food. The revolution in Peru is gaining ground. Prado Is at the bead of 53,000 troops and is marching against the revolutionists, but expeeta a stout resistance. Arrival •* Rising st«r twos Cwllfwv* nlM-s-efierial unuat’a Veracity QoeatlMWed—Etc. Nxw York, November 9.—The steamer Rising Star from California, with mails to the 14>b instant, has arrived bnnging nearly hall a million of treasure. The Hon John Butterfield ia able to start for home tMs morning. Hie rrihune’a special says, that Forney insists that «bu be sa>d in bis editorials concerning tbe position of Uenerai Grant, is true notwithstanding the assertion of Grant that it was false. Senator Sherman, who ia now in Washington, says if tbe presidential election were held rn Ohio a week hence, either Grant or Chase could carry the State on tbe Republican platform. Senator Sherman is dl»gus(ed with the present Republicans. Foreign News fey Stonier—Blsfewg Illccioaky Adoaintatera MMmMent «• nine Hwwdred Cfelldren—FoUal yiletafea—Etc New York, November 11.—The steamer Iowa, from Glasgow, b is arrived. Bishop McClosky administered sacrament of confirmation yesterday, to over nine hundred children belonging to ibe schools attached to St. Stephen’s church. Miss Helen Vance, teacher, lately residing on East Twenty-sixth street, yesterday morning took a dose of kyanite of pota->ium, in mistake for tincture of rheubarb. Discovering her error, she screamed for help, but before it arrived, she expired. Yesierday in the Uni ed State*-Circuit Court, Brooklyn, Colonel Richard C. Enright, was arraigned oa an Indictment cbargiug him with preparing and executing fraudulent whisky bonds. The case grew out of tbe Cailieott afftir. Colonel Eurigbl pleaded not guilty and gave bond to the aiuouut of twenty thousand dollars.

WASHINGTON. EXPULSION 0F~ BRADLEY.

From Havana.

Fractional Currency Reports. THE PRESIDENT TO BE SERENADED*

Receipts Internal Revenue

Order

Relative to Leaves Absence.

A CIRCULAR FROM GRANT.

Destruction of Light House ae

Key West.

mat ft* ma. —Schuyler Colfax met with a public reception at Richmond—his flr.t appearance in Wayne county—upon tbe day he delivered hie lecture "across the continent.” —The Richmond True Republican says that James Eider. E-q., has It In contemplation to •tart a new Democratic paper in that city. —Colonel Robert N. Hudson, MijorB Hudson and James Hudson, E-q . of Terre H oils, were In Centerville on Saturday, attending the obs' quins of their aged mother. Mrs. Edward Hudson, who was one i f the earliest pioneer-* of th* 1 Wh'te Water Valley.—i?/eAmond True Republican ■ “Kr.so is Corrrct.”—This is the exclamation of every juvenile one meets on the streets now-a-days. We are g 'tting to be a fast people. A keno bank has t>een running at full Mast in Boonville for several days.—JBoonofil«

Dtmocrat-

—Tbcrill's bren quite a revival In all the churches In Knox. Starke county, and quite • number have been baptized by immersion. —Mrs. Tbeurcr, a Richmond matron, bad one of her legs bn ken last Thursday by a kick from a vicious cow. F.i/iPEO.—We understand that S. M. Roley, who dealt largely in real estate snd board bills, ha* left for parts unknown. It is said that be enjovs the plessure of belog too much married.—A’oansrine Courier. —A lady in Fort Wayne opened a defunct barnyard chicken. In tbe inside of said chick was a paper of pin*, a small breast pin, and an inf infs necklace of bead* with gold clasps, a pair of armlets for a child, and ornaments to adorn some fair lady’s head, all being in a fine state of preservation. Thk Plymouth Democrat.—J. McDonald has assumed tbe proprietorship and editorial control of this staunch Democratic paper. In bis introductory be promises to make it Democratic in every sense of the term, and typographically the Democrat is one of the neatest papers in tbe State. The Democracy of Marshall county should give Mr. McDonald a lib-

eral support.

—The Brookvllle Democrat says that tbe new paper mill recently erected two milei above Liure),on tbe White WatcrVailey Railroad, is now in operation. It Is an iromease structure, and is said to cont dn tbe neweet and mo** improved machinery. Jail Delivkky.—Tbe Inmates of the jail of this connty, with commendable energy and perseverance, obtained an outlet from the upper part of that fa-bionable resort, on Saturday night last, and disappeared from Witfeio Hs* Walls. The individuals who occupied rooms in tbe building, were Amos Shockley, confined upon a charge of violating the liquor law; John Huson, serving out a sentence of the court, f-r shooting his brother, and William G Baker, for appropriating a pair of boot* which did not belong to him. Theje worthies will no doubt prowl around the county, and can be easily caught ff It is thought important enough to do so. For our Dart we rather think It wouliTb* an expense without any profit, to confine such petty Bcoondrels at the expensn of the county §ny \0nt9f.—JBfOokvlllt Democrat. Vtriw — The continued dry weather 1* causing eonirtderaMe damage to property on the line of the rellroads In this vicinity. Brakesmen on the night freight trains on th* Valley Hoad report that in coming East last evening, »hU observed the forest, and fences blazing lu arm in at least six different places between pMrviile and Lafayette. A stable, together with a valuable horse and buggy, belomdog to Frank L. Burrows, conductor on the Vafiey Ro»d, was homed at State line, last nlghL— lAtfwttt* Courier.

f.et««r fr*w» Tbad naerew* en W*» tlenwl Finance*—Bumered cabinet Cfennge* Pe*»n»~*»eF fcenr rnl’* **•■- port-C nfieCMit-d crisper** Orcnpled fey enmser Own«*r* wit»*nwa Antberlty in fee Tnlten fmm Tfeem nwe Rented tnKefngeee na« Freed-

men.

[No cable dispatches Saturday night on account of lii e- being down Eif .] N*w York. Saturday, November 9. A letter from Hon. Tbad. Stevens on tbe eubji-cl of our national finances is published. It Is In reply t« a letter addressed to him by a neighbor, and very long and comprehensive. Mr. Stevens commences. With tbe assertion • bat, so far as the financial condition of the R-puMic Is concerned, it is no’, nor never can be, in doubter peril, with the products which we can readily di.«| 0 e of to-upply the de mand, there mver can be a time when, with honest dealings, thi- Republic will be unable to pay all her just liabilities. He says: “I have not approved, and do not now approve, of the financial policy pursued by ourGovernment for the last six years. I think we have thrown away our billions, and are still thro-*-|»g away millions, by mismanagement.” Then, addressing bis corresp rodent, who is a national hanker, be says: ••You are a barker, and a sound o'he, but you are making more off tbe United States, through tbe national banking system, or any other m m who has adopted If, than you ought to make” He has never doubted, be says, that tbe Government has the constitutional power to make money out of whatever material it chooses, whether it be made of metal, paper, leather, tin or greenbacks, and to regulate Its value, and therefore legal tenders are to all intents and purposes the lawful money of the country. Money in which all debts, public or private, may be legally and justly p »id. Money Is just what the law makes it. He refers to the f«ct that tbe Government has at different times reduced the price of silver, and that when so reduced it was made to pass to every creditor as well as debtor at tbe original price and argues that there is the same power to t-sue and regulate the v due of any other kind of money. H* maintains, consequently, that If is Just and proper f»r the Government to pay the national debt in greenback lawful money. Referring to the debt be says: “Now, let ns come to the Government loan, and for a moment consider it, which, even without tbe monstrous doctrine of Greeley and Cooke, is • he roost profitable invesiment ever made by money lenders, and is a monstrous swindle on mencans on the part of European capitalists. However, be would pay in full the n*-h capi talists and spectators who have made princely fortunes through tbe folly of the Government, but be does not think there Is any obligation to force-pecie payment in order to pay two or three times over what they are only ami

justly entitled to.

He shows beyond contradiction, that in creating loans, there was no intention on tbe part of Congress, to commit the Government to tbe payment of tbe principal in coin, except where this was expressly mentioned. This matter was well considered and well understood at tbe time, ami bondholders have no reason ta complain if paid in legal tenders Speaking ol this m >ney, Mr. Stevens *ay* that for two years, the greenback* were the most popular currency ever used in the United States, and had there been no other, would not have failed to buy every necessary commodity for every use, public and private, without complain*, and If it swelled the currency of the country, it also swelled business of every kind, foreign and domestic, agricultural and manufacturing. So also, it swelled the income <f bu-lness men, and thereby vastly Increased tbe revenue of tbe Government. The great question at issue is the right of tbe Government to pav and the policy of pniing tbe debr m greenback lawful money. Upon this he remarks that various methods are suggested to redeem rhc5-2o’s in currency. One very able writer suggests a loan in greenbacks to their amount, so that afterwards the greenbacks mav be redeemed with tbe others. If we sre sHti'tbd that them is not more than suffletenr currency to do the buslne-s of the country, and with its probable increase, then that would be the proper method without inflating price* a» a counter balance to the saving, but if it is believed that tbe present and prospective business of the country would fairly absorb sn amount large enough to redeem those bonds as they become due and not injuriously increase business, the true way

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would be for tbe Government to issue legal tenders equal to tbe amount to be redeemed, and thus save the Interest both of the old and a new loan. With these views he deem* the contraction of the currency of four millions a month, as now autboriz-d.bigbly impolitic. Finally, be believes tbe true way,if not the only one, to reach specie paymentls to redacn the debt as proposed before any attempt is

made to contract the currency.

It is stated on authority that the President bas determined to make changes in bis Cabinet. Henry F. Smytbe, Collector at New York, has been tendered tbe office of Post-m:.>t-'r General or Secretary of the Treasury. It is also said that Reverdy Johnson will be tendered the position of Secretary of SMte. It is said that Assistant Secretary Chandler will resign. There is a host of applicants

lor the place.

Tbe Times' special %ajs ihe Postmaster General’s report will tbisyear show a deficien-

cy instead of a small surplus.

The indications arc that tho Republicans will carry North Carolina in tbe coming elec-

tion.

General Grant has issued a circular, stating that much property belonging to tbe rebela and abandoned by them haa since been occupied by them without making the required application for ita restoration. AH such property will be formally taken possession of by Government, on January 1 next, and rented

to refugees and freedmea.

t'a lUesamge on FI*

naancoo.

Nxw York, November 9.—A special di.v paten to tbe Post, dated Washington, November 9, sav»: U is understood th >(. a large portion of ibe President’s forthcoming message will be devoted to me consideration of the national finances. In conversation with gentlemen, a few evenings since, Mr. Johnson said be regarded the financial question the most important one now before the country. He bas no sympathy with the vi»ws recently set forth by either Butler or P, ndleton on thia subject, but agrees w 1th the opinions of Secretary McCul loch, and believes in contracting the curre cy, and the speedy return to specie pay-

ment.

Forogn Imelllgeisce—The Vtiallwn ’tatter* Removal of tfee Freach Charge d’Alfaira—Ceisveraatihts between tienernl Cialdini and JM» •,avlfl*trcttx—Etc. New York, November ID-—Tbe Pans La Pre**, ol O iober 28, says in reference lb*- Cc. tan expedition, that on Friday evening about nine oMock. General Cialdlni sent for the French Cb-trsc d’A flairs, M De L .vitistrtux, and told him he was no longer minis, ter. The General thought he would have been able to m »-ter tbe situation, but flnoing he could no*, o,. had asked the King to be relieved from th* 1 charge with wbteh his maj*sty had enirusied lorn, snd that be was waitingtbe nomination nt a successor. The General h <d singularly aggravated the •tate ol sffairs. for party action was thus supplied wt'h acbiifofthc puMic mind, infl imod at the action of the Italian Government in acknowledging itself incapable of sustaining the

movement.

In reply to an observation of M. De Lavilistreux that tbe li' s* step ou the Pontifical territory would result in a declaration of w.ar from Fnncc, General Cialdint said the Lallan Government tor-aw and accepted that the con sequence* of a war against France appeared to he tbe be*' i>sue. To attempt to struggle against Mag^Ml and G trlbaldi would be to at tempt an impossibility. The government would he devoured by revolution, and Victor E oanuel would risk. Uselessly and without • iij hope, bis populaiity, his crown, and per-

haps his life.

••France.” continued the General, “Is a generous enemy. 8h» will not make war otherwise than conformably to the laws of civilization, and we feel certain that she will not lake undue advantage of the sifuxtlon. Ooe ma tie vanquished by her witau- ^ roe and -almost without dangejs;" ..i?, reiterated GsneridUali ni.ln urmiii - , »Tbe an

Sarprvnae C*wrt »f the Btstrtct ef Celawsfe'K MastaiM* tfee Order ef JaAge Ftster EXF K >H*Rff Mr. Hrmst-

ley.

Washington, Saturday, November 9. In the Supreme Court of Columbia to-day Mr Bradley read a statement in answer to the rule n{tbe court for him to show cause why he should not be expelled from tbe bar as a practicing attorney, owing to hi* difficulty with Judre Fisher. Hon R J. Walker nude an argument in Mr. Bradley’s behalf. A full court, through Judge Carter, sustained the order of Judge Fisher suspending Mr Bradley from the bar. Judge Carter said it was a painful duty, but it was necessarv that the court should sustain Its dignity and punish contempt. Mr. Bradley thanked the court for the delicate manner la '• hicb it announced the decision. He bad long ago contemplated retiring from the bar, but tbe present manner of severing bis connection with tbe court rendered tbe separation tbe more unpleasant. Frwcvtnwl Cwrrewey PriwteA wmA BeAeeme A - Tfee **reel Aewt te fee serewaated em We*ne»A«y wtKfet— Receipts •• Iater->wJ Revemwe—Aw A may order ew ermwtiwg Leaves •* Afeeeace-Appetwtnaewt Iw Testeff«ee Bepertwaewt —Clrewlwr from General dreamt Regard lug Duties off

CBerftn.

Washington, November 9.—The fraction al currency printed the past week, $317,100; currency shipped, $155,952, including $100,000 to the United State* depository at Cincinnati. National Bank notes issued, $80Ao0. Fractional currency redeemed, $416,403. The President will be serenaded Wednesday night under tbe auspice* of the Conservative Army and Navy Union. Other organizations will unite in the demonstrations. The receipts of internal revenue for the past week, $403,100. General Grant ha* ditected that no leaves of absence for army officers be granted, or even considered, unless applied lor tbrrugh the regular channels, and that applications bt outside parties will not be heeded. This is designed to put an end to that abuse of political influence by which certain officers are permitted to stay from their commands. Tbe Postmaster General has appointed U. Ray Myers, assi-taqt special agent, ot the pi»toffice department, at a salary of $1,600 per annua, and two dollars per diem, to take effect November 5, 1867. General Grant bas issued a circular through the Adjutant General’s office, a* follow^: All clerks and employes of the bureaus of the War Department are prohibited from holding communication, on the business of their offices, during office hour*, with cl dm agents, or other person*, not duly authorized by tbe chief of tbe bureau to transact with them such besines*. Tbe elerks and employes are ordered to report the name and business of any claim agent who shall approach them on business connected with their offices, without authority in writing from tbe heads of such offi -es, and they will be prohibited from prosecuting their business with the bureaus of the War Department. Race mt Horae Fair. Washington, November 10.—The race at •he h»r*e fur yesterday was for a hotel parse o; $1,500, and for which General Butler and Brown Dick were entered, mile heats, three best in five, Butler won in three straight heats. Time, 2:23^; 2:28 and 2:28%.

Retwrn •> Mowejr Overpaid

tie*—Etc.

Havana, Saturday, November 9. The official Gazette publishes an order fri pi tbe minister at Madrid, providing fur th* return te merchants of overpaid duties since January,>^Tlte document is harsher than any former onfetoward the custom offi-

cial*.

The British war steamer Rarraconta bas arrive* from Honduras. General O r Cotaner, commander of the British forces in Honduras, is a passenger, together with staff, en route for Fassau, on special Government business. Mr. Austin, late Governor of Honduras, ia going to England. Tbe story that the cholera had broken out in this island is a fabrication, though it is alleged that the report was started on good authority. On the strengtn of the report several piusicians and hospital inspectors were ep. pointed to look after the public health. The health of the citv is unsurpassed. The ironclad Tetuan goes home. The Austrian frigate Elizabeth is here. From New Orleans.

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FAMwr •< Tlckefemrc Tina* lm C nllnensent by order nf Cieaerml •rd. Nxw Orleans, Saturday, November 9. Colnn-l W. H. McCartle, editor of the Vickstrorg Times, was yesterday placed In confinemeet oy order ot General Ord. The charge has not yet been made, though a special says it was tor personal denunciation.

Feretga Arrivals. NlW Orleans. November b —The stflp* O'trpoom and Cons'ania have arrived heae front Bremen with 449 emigrants, greater portion of whom were tor the Northwest, and thev were taken on board the steamboat for at. Louts. Quite a number of emigrant ships have arrived at this port lately. Tbe board <>f health have discontinued the mortuary report. From Louisville.

Malting mt tfee Peerless by Stnrnn. Locisvill, Sunday, November 10. It is reported that the steamer Peerless, irons Cfn-iun»ti. for Arkansas river, sunk near S,-uffl-ton bar. Tbe boat was owned and insured in Cincinnati. The storm of Friday night did considerably damage at Franklin. Kentucky, demolishing a two story tobacco warehouse, unroofing the Baptist church and injuring several other buildings. At Greencastle, Indiana, twenty-five thousand dollars worth of property was destroyed. The Baptist church was blown down, and the Methodist church unroofed, and other houses considerably injured. In he country much valuable timber was Mow:, duwn.

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'T'HE^E Pill- have row been before the » uHllo A. in tms ueigiib rhot.d for ui wards oi t* irt>two years during which time they nave be< n era■ueuilv s ccessn.l in the re ,.oval and ci.ie of mese danxerous and troublei-owe •«iseas<-s, which ' t> n baffle th.-kill ol me bee Fbvs'ciai.s This act is wral aitested by the number o w< nderlul •-.urea the, b»ve effected—some of long standing, k sense of duty uno ihe u>gent request oi those • ho have-experienced tbe-djent flclal effects of tbe medicine, impels me to make it more gearrtlly useful, by giving ita much wid-r circulation Believing that taere is soother medicine oubl sne i for these complaiuts that can be earned to every man's dour without tbe aid of a physician; and it is a we 1 known tact that there

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From Memphis. - — • Railroad Collision—DawaRe not Sc> rions Arrest o( Express Rofefeer*. Mempuis, Saturday, November 9. Two pas-o-uger trains on the Mississippi Central Railroad collided last night, near Grenada. Both engines were demolished Only a negro brakesman was injured. James Creighton and Juba Reagan were arrested yesterday as robbers of the Southern Express office in Jackson, Tennessee, a few days since. From Lewistown. Am Old Veteran Gone -Death of Captala David HiaXtey Lewistown, Saturday, November 9. Captain David Hmkley, of Livermore, died this morning, aged 102 years. He voted for Washington for tbe first President and re memberid Arnold’s expedition up the Kennebec river.

From Richmond. Excit**c Reoafelacaa Renting—General Sc n -field ■•-q-aevred *• tail C»«x Kleetion—Spreefc off a Negro— Dwaaegee Glalaeed tor Goads Destroyed fey Federal Troops—Verdict In Favor off Clalaaante. Richmond. Saturday, November 9 An excited Republican meeting was held at • he headiiuartern of tbe blaa'ki last night. A committee was appointed to wait on General Hcbofieid and request him to order a city elec-

tion.

Lewis Lindsay, a colored delegate elect to !be convention, m ule a speech, in which he alluded to the disch irge of negroes for voting tbe radical ticket. He said before any of bis ••bildren should suffT for food tbe streets of Richmond should run knee keep in blood. He • banked God that tbe negroes had learned to use swords anc gun*. All the efforts of the more peaceful negroes to stop these demonstrations were wildly hooted down. Tbe citizens here are apprehensive of trouble. Mr Wsrdwell and other white radicals left the meeting. Yesterday, at Blountsville, Tennessee, a suit against tbe Southern Express Company was tried, in which the plaintiff claimed damages for goods destroyed by the Federal troops on express car in Virginia. The express company plead that their bills provided against damage for loss by fire or the common enemy fudge Butler decided that the Federal troops

From_Detroit Faur Elves Lwst fey tfee Cpsettimf mt m Boat. Detroit, S iturday, November 9. Four live* were lost ibis morning t*v the upsetting of a boat at Grand Haven. They were strangers, going north.

DIED.

JOHNSON—«>n Sunday evening, the 10th instant at his residence on Massachusetts avenue. Mi. T. D. Johnson fur many years an employe in the New York Store. Nonce of the funeral wilt be given to-morrow

INSURANCE.

3DE/1T GOODS!

EVER BROUGHT TO

I3STI3IA.N-A.I*Otaia,

FiveHudredL Pmtterms sF

Black aid Fancy Silks!

At the greatest bargain* ever offered in the West Brices ranging from 75 cents to $5 per yard.

A FULL LINE OF

VELVETEENS,

In all colors. These goods are now very popular to. Sacks anu Uresse*. We invite particular attention to them.

Also, full lines of all the new styles of

CLOAKING CLOTHS!

AT A GREAT RECLINE.

One Hundred Paisley ShawL

Long and Square, at less thvn the prices of importation six week. ago.

OUR DRESS GOODS STOCK

Is one of the mo-t extensive and complete in the State, and all new and very cheap.

Bleached and Brown Muslins, CANTON AND WOOL FLANNELS, Jeans and Cassimeres, AT PAM IO TRICES. F XT IR, S ! In en-i less variety, from the fl-est to the cheapest, at prices below all po sibility of competition

ANTED—IT KNOWN—That belonging i »v no ssociation with a set scale ot charge-, I am free to accommodate mv patrons a.- u pr<ces. Best V uicanite Teeth from $6 to $18 pe> •rot; lull Mouth Denture, $35 batistation guaranteed. Call and see ••a U T. WOODBURY, Dentist office—30j; West Washington street, (uext to Palmer House, up stalls.; Indianapolis, Indiana •caO d meod

moved of one

Ly cabed Racbarhe and is peculiarly applicable, is td or iiittrm. t,.e laboi ious

>bstr actions or neys. urei*

ur

n*'wn b a deep seat- d pa

qi»l

er. am

bock, soot-tunes extern i isg the abdomei ; or a lul beavv.

A‘

THK

Coui-

GENTS WA

TEaEBU ■ISS1--B. mission to homes, 'o

utility in every household,

call on, or address

Q. W JA< KSON A U>.,

11 South street, Baltimore, Mary land.

oct3t d m

w e guaraute- tbe above salary or • active, industrious ag- nts at theii ow r-. Introduce an article of in isi-en-alile

For tua pa ticular.-

\\TA.S ED- 00 000 v v which the big Chau- let’s Paper House,16 Ind anapolis, Indiana.

dXw

kJkf 'NTEl>—A few active

▼ v two of the most po -ular works extant

men to canvass foi

. _r works extant A

rare chance offered Agents are making r> m $3 to $10 per day clear of a t expenses a.d .re*s

ASHKB A A"AMS

octM (13m

7*> K *st v> arket street, Indianapolis. Indiana

YAf ANTE 11— A CU> I'uil fctt—Is'or a C A BIN fcT vff iiRG AN. W 11 sel> or rent the same very low. Also, a good bewiug Macnioe tor rent to s careful person. A8HBK A auaMs

r -6 Ka-t Market street, Indianapolis Indiana

oct29 d'lm

\E7'ANTED—Panner with a cash capital ol Yv from $500 to $700, to engage in aUg land good money making busines. Profit- 150 per

toll of torniture

7X)R RENT—\ Boar--iug House, now boan-ers, in a good 1-cation The to will be sold with the lease or i-artic- lars. in Quire o‘ J F l.atshaw ^herman’R block. No 17 W. st Washington street room No 9. o. ' 5 d6c

1 Jh)R &aLE—A fine lour horse Band "‘aro as good as new » bich I • ffer at a great barfor ca-h The Was on can '>e seen at bond’s able. Court treet. tiet^een Pe-ns\ Ivania aoelaware street Inquire at No 3* .-out illia- istreet, afew doors south of Panner House PB-dF. EDWAKh LKNON, oct2*i dlm Merchant TaUer

INSURE WITH THE BEST

a.ooo ooo F«- Err

>rv Poplar Lumber, - r YONSISTI *6 of Ftoorinor. Siding. Rough an Vv Oiessed Lumber, Mouldings and Scro-I k. Those having ca-h iq pay for lumber will e from 10 to SO per - ent by buying of ns If you do not believe it call and see Also, i

attention given all kinds of c

Waif* AU work warrar Lmber delivered to

harge.

octal dVra*

16?“The public are invited to examine our >tocs. as we are Kiting our Goods as cheap or - he lper than any other store, new or eld, in the State. AfeHESf HENS A DAYIS.

LOTTERY.

*et Cash Assets, - - $4,?23,2C9,»1. HOME insurance Co., of New York.

Kentucky State Lottery.

Tfee Omly

twlfessfak

TO BE DRAWN AT COVINGTON, KENTUCKY. On the last day of this month.

w-nerai v-iair nl In in tali. vThp -/ Were not the common enemy, and a verdict to tbe FrerA charge <1 affairs. ^ / hr $16,000 wa* given a*r*in*t the company,

nonneement-ttsat be w.»* deb-aated to malk- «(_ 4 Kim Atis’ fKa T r u I i n C i mt>n f foiinsf'

list Caafe Assets.

■ fe3*330,000

1 prize of $50 000 1 prize of 90 0M 1 prize of As* 1 prize of 7 < 00 3 prizes of 5 QUO 29 prizes of 1,000

From Obicago. DefftrWCtlv* #>F«. Chicago, Sunday, Novenfeer V). A fire iht* aPenonn dertroyed tbe entire Mock befwWtf WMleand Laislle ^IHett. gB

gfei

'rr«n*portfftlos Cmapsay. A cnmtcrtrmie snoant ot mrrcbaudlae in mre w«ff burtffi Iaw fffflfifefited iffliwt»r»o«« *** * l crrtalned. ^ ^ , -

Fnnn Bnflklfe.

FMliaff"—ArrfTfel of Rlstluffeinfeoal Femons-Arrest sfi Rofefeer*—Trtsl of lltesal ▼ ofiors—Eoitteiieofi to ro»«to*«»»*T - iR#r*«»ry Resortnet so re off to felefcy—fFofeMerffel Fe» eofeOtty— NEW Yore, Norember 9.—Tbe failure of Traey. Irwin * Co. 1* reported. Rumors that a national bank 1* affected thereby are untrue, a* U bold* wurtfles to tbe amount of $40,000, above wbat I* Owing It by tbe suspended firm. Senator Genoese, Mr. Johnson, member* of Congress, and Generis French *nd T. Kirby Smith, arrived from California la the steamer Rising Star to-day. Michael Barn* and John Lore were arrested yesterdav, aa the author* of th* hold robbery of the office of the Weed Sewtuf Machine Company, In Hertford, August 16. They were to-day held to swait request Ion log from the Governor «f Connecticut, Upon which they will bo takes to Hartford for trial. They are also Identified *« Implicated I* the several extensive robberies bore, amounting to $2V

ooo

Several caw* of aliened illegal voting were before the court* to-day. George Fox was convicted and sentenced to one month is the penitentiary. Two were dleebarged. one of them showing that be was an honorably dlsebarged soldier, and by act of Congresa was

authorized to vote,

Tho death* In tbe city for tbe week were three hundred snd llfty-eeven, precisely the

tame as l ast week.

It Is said that the report ef tbe great revenue fraud in Eleventh street Is s mere revamping of one in another location, a week ago, whereaevtn hundred thousand cigars bad been sworn to, when one million six hundred

thousand were sold.

A few minor setzoree of whisky were Hide ^Saberrtptlons to the bnlldlng fond of the Young Men’s Christian A soriatlon, in this city, amounts to over $210,000. A fire tM* morning dsnssged building Ho. 80. Wsrren street, occupied by Manning, Glover A Compswv, and tbe lorn to the firm will amount to filO.OOO, fully Insured. The wife of Mr Frederick Hosier, e shnomaker residing in Brooklyn, gave birth te four infants, on Thursday morning last. They were each on an average eight pounds in weight. Tbe mother and children are doing Vmiwn Word Garrison hia arrived ia Bos-

ton after n six months

mfirnmnunoMn Tt jim—tJini

R Hr* 8’ CUDE*

tbe Dentehlaad, from

Tbe Italian Minister

a«ir^aicaatgari

- — onafe RT - ~ '

blm, viz: That the Italian Government founff it.*«lf absolutely unable to execute tbe Sep-

tember eonventlon.

This conversation was transmitted to Paris last night by telegraph, and determined tbe Emperor In giving order*, which his nnj-*ty made known to ibe uiaiatcr at to-day'* coun-

cil.

A Lima letter, of October 22, says revolutions bad broken out in two provinces in tbe South and five in tbe North, and that they were influenced by the leaders in a Araqupa. Tbe city of Truxillo bas also revolted, and tbe Governor wo* killed »t The first uprising. Calbatta has been asked to take charge of th* revolutionary force*. Pi ado bad arrived at Yslay and was about to march againget Araq'itpa. A Chill letter, of O. tn >9r 10, says it Is now * toted that a message ; -«ed through Panama just before the bombar.imtr.t of Valparaiso In 1866, bearing instructions fr i Washington to General Kilpatrick andOr-i iodore Rogers, to prevent tbe bombardment .red protect the city. It- arrived too late, however. Tbe Chilians propose sending aid to Prado to suppress ibe revolt in Peru. A Panama letter says tbe case of Masquers, was still before tbe Colombian Congress. He bad dented In his defence that hi* military despotism bad anything to do with tbe powers of Europe, but Congress in convinced to

tbe contrary.

Mexico City correspondence dated October 18 say* great preparation* are being made for tbe reception • I R< mero and General Bands. Prince Salm Salat’s reply to tbe traitor Lopez, Is published. He dentes Lopez’* statements In loto, and challenges him to mortal

combat, as a traitor and murderer.

Excessive Rfefefeevy •« Jewelry — Reeaeaaaafihem •*«*V tm fee rtelefevraoed—

A We wye mt Ifecan Rierleea c red—scescwafe -atoaaea ■*▼•

fereaee wtefe Secretary McCaUaefe

$a -•electee ta

Elgfet Meuse et Key Weet Reetreye*

fey Recent Gale- Etc

Nxw York, November 19.—A robbery of jewelry, etc. to the smount of $27 000, was reported yesterday. Name* are withheld. Evacuation day, November fit, will be celebrated by a parade of tbe enure first division of militia, The railway on Greenwich street win be completed this week. Cara ana expectod to

run within a fortnight.

A daring attempt at incendiary, at Ha 14

From St Lonis. Baralwy mt a Grocery—Lasa abont $£5,000—I. urge Heaaweratlc vieet■nf—Selzarc mt Ricfewinea—Dema* eratle Victary—Electian mt Cteaeral file Car xuck. St. Louis, Saturday, November S>. The grocery cf Manny A Glenny, near the corner of Olive and Seventh street, waa burned to-dight. Loss from twelve to fourteen thousand dollars. Insured for three ibousand dollars ihearh ot the following St. Louis company*: Hope Mutual, United States Mutual, and Merchant* and Manufoc turers. Loss on the building four thousand dollar*. Several gentlemen occupying lodging rooms in the upper part of the building, lost from five hundred to one thousand Jottars, swelling the total low to about $25,800. A It'ge Democratic meeting was held at the court house to-night In honor of the resent

victory*.

The Government officers recently seized abont three thousand barrels of bighwine at Hennepin. Illinois, for attempting to defraud

the Government.

The returns of election from the Third Congressional District in this State, to fill vacancy caused by tbe death of Tboman Enoree. General McCormick, Democrat, was elected by

about five hundred majority.

Arrtvfet mt Efecle trmms rmlmr

9 prizes of 9 prizes of 155 prizes of 9 prizes of *50 prizes of 18 prizes of

All losses promptly adjusted and paid in CasfT liiiauffUt Iimtuc* CaHpamj.

S3 prizes of 4,0 551 prizes of. Prizes iRfiKhtihg tt $230 030.

788

$300 550 500 150 155 . 101#

50

orricx is

COaLP-AJ^YTS BXJIIxDrr«C4, Cor. of Pennsylvajiia*treet and Virg inia avenne INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Honey Loaned on Mortpage, and First Class Business Paper Discounted. WM. HENDERSON. President. aan.G.-I tHssow Secretary julll dlv THE NEW ENGLAND IMETITU^L

rva* $B, Qwmrtar* $3r PHE above Magnificent Single Number Lottery X wilt be drawn in public, in Covington, Ky., by Sworn Commissioners, at one o’clock P. M. at theeurner of Fourth and Scott streets. The Kentucky Sta’e Lotteries are no Gift Enterprires, bat re*pon.-ible Money Lotteries that have duct-d for the past thirty year., and are drawh under tbe authoritv of a charter from the S<ate and bonds are given for the payment of all prizes. Th • drawings are published in the New York Herald and I incinnatt Commercial. The above rcheme will be drawn tbe middle and last of each month during 1&C7 and 1858. Circulars of Lotteries drawing daily sent by appHca- ion to the Managers. Address all orders for tickets to MURRAY, EDDY A CO., Covington. Kentucky. fiGT-Agents wanted. novfi dfen TEA STOKE.

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW TEA STORE.

jnassmclsmaefiEe.

_ OK-G$Jh.3SriZB33 ITST 18 4 3.

■0KT, iSKEKSKS A CO*

• Fart Assets Over 09,###,

ST. LOUIS, November 9.—The steamer Deer Lodge, from the Upper Missouri, arrived from Omaha last night with 150 passengers and $2, 000,000 treasure. The Colorado papers strongly oppose the scheme of adding the northern part of that Territory to Wyoming. The peace commissioners left the North Platte river for Fort Laramie yesterday. Nothing has transpired relative to their proceedings at the North Platte. ---<>--- From Philadelphia.

Purely tllmemmi; IHwldefeSa Meclmred Annually us Caafe* All Policies Non Forfeitina and HADE so by the Massachusetts State Laws.

IKTO Foi lev can be forfeited until its value is worked out in Insurance, for an instance: A person at th* tun of twenty-five years having mads five annual payment-, and ceasing to make more has hia Policy extended tour rears an JOXM. GIMOH3.

Choice Teas at Low Prices.

JJAVIN^Iately^pnrriiaaed the stog^red fixare p epaMd to efflkrta tfee pnbUo aa fine a aortasenk off new crop Teas, as can ha fimndim •he city. We shall make tbs Taa tend* a speciality. and will aartanrec to suit ail, both in MSkfiufiK and RUAJLt'XX. KITK10KBUA8T PUCES.

und to exk-t in the aged or infirm, td tbe sedentary, is o*u>eu by ol conic iDflainmati n of ibo kio

’•ladder. < in the - m round th«

r liUmbinz pain, ext* noing irom ibe b ck down tue lower eztismitx of tbe right abdomen to 'be <un r parto. ihe thigh. Great difli ulty U expeneaceil in v idii-g the uii- e, and man\ ter>ons afflicted with this irooblesonie complaint are unable to endure violent exercise; maay. abm looping, have d -a*er inas-uming an erect p sit oo. Having had Buni' rous opp- rtunities -or lony year, of testing the virtue ad efficacy of this me-iici e and witb th<- advice tte-e «bo h-tve experienced the goo effi.iaoiit 1 now especttully submit t to <he public, be ieviag that it wnl be generally henefle al Tbe few certidcate. I pubiUh are from thi* Immedi te ueigkborbocd, and can be referred to at any time.

CICRTIFIC A.TK94.

ting busine

cent an eaergeti- man will find this

chance. No risk '*"■* —

per

goou

.-w The capital to be put into took for the business. None need aprly except *t>e who are prepared to enter into business iiur*lately apply at no. 60 West Market, near II- -«•» ie94d*

FOR RENT.

FOR SALE.

Sr: This i* t • inform yon th-,t 1 wa^i v.rv much nffli ted wiih vio ent pain in th»- htu k and ^leatdifflc’ Its in voi--ii>g uri,^; I was rec mineud'd li' Mr Me 1 nt-.rfe to take soit*e o your oiureiic Kills, which I did. and wa* erfeclly c - red, and 1 h ve noi fell a»y of the complaint

since being eighteen n onths

Mercei county JOHN STEWART. Or Sargt nt—sir: I have to inf rm vou that I b liev I,-we ray life eui irelv to taking ome of

your rills. 1 have bee taking m«

hout eff< ct be-

w h< n mv

was to d b> you that

in f-e Urst dose as j ou -1 i-

xperienced relief and my disorder

me Iter taking the remainder

Allegheny. MaUuaRET BEAT. Ut. Snrgeut: T wns for a long time with what I thought to be ih- umatism i- my back, so that when I stooped d wn I could scarcely right myself agtin Iwasaivi-trl to try your Pills winch c> r d me, and 1 have not felt it S’lice. 1 h-ve since given a gr-at n- ,n \ away toothers,

w ho have lomid the same belief t

Crown’s Bottom Inn J. vv ILLIAMSON. Sir: 1 w as for a long time afflicted with a pain ' - back I was a ivised by .ur. w illUmson

r: 1 life i

ald ysirom my physician without t g couliui d to be < a d in g-eat agony i-b did pt lied to you and was to d b\

1 had >he gra\ei 1 toe

reefed and e

let

jng time al

i was a ivise<i by

;ry y- ur Pills He gave mo some which completely cured me - have siuce obtained tv

bo - es, and gave th.

in iny to try

tne -an

lars for th-

Akron, Sir- I

since obtainei

irs in ad ch

• in 1 would ha e paid it Uhio. LEW

h« tn to others in our to

d ii you Uad ch

e pail

have been afflict- d

ice obtained two in our iov> n * ith arge-i ti n dol-

cheernllv.

f-t Hi MlsTo'N. ith the c mplaint.

de>c ibed i- y -ur papers lorihe tost fiv

■h ti Could

Kd

during chilli could hear of ' Kills. 1 have

moie -o oi.tin e takin

. . e years, rm-. I have ti led everything X

- ith your

hear of without effect, till 1 met - ith yi 1 have now take- halt a box. an i want

IK t

now th n I h iv 0 felt or foui years, and 1 have no doubt be iicx. box will cure me. Al egheny J. MIL'.ER. -ii: 1 i a-- lieen trouble-1 with backache for four or five vears so that at times i could not rise up «r lie do-u without pain 1 to k part of a box ot you--pills, a hich completely cured me, and 1 h .ve beec at per e-1 - a e ever since. 1 do, there ore, <•• nuuenliy recominsud ihem toother.. Allezbeay KE l Ed CRUMPTION Dr Swigcut—Sir: I ’ak this oppo tunny to state that your Diuretic Kills are t emo-t,ff<c-t,-ai meoi -ne or rho backacue 1 ever met with, i can confidently rccomm-nd them from experience ALEX MccLINTucK. Kiitsburg Price oO Cent* per Max. Said fey fell Orugglsla.

Also, special

-u given all kinds of cusom work.

All work warranted to give satisiaction.

id to ■' t the Depots free ef MCO RD a WHEATLEY.

No 156 -omh Delaware st-eet

Pr in tins Office F»r ^ale. - "VNE ol the best located Krinting Offices in the 1 o/ State is offeied for sale on reasonable terms. A praetical printer can e'ear $2,500 per annum out of the omen Address F. M. T. ‘’ar- Herald Office Indianapolis Indiana

CHEMICAL YCAST.

Dooley’s Superior Chemical l east Baking Powder.

TTnequalled for making light, white am t-ous BISCI IT R->LLS. BbCElV

d nutriHE > T

Pound C ake -, < orn », and Pastry of all give gooil satisfaction. Far Mfeie tfe Iwdlfewfefefelia fey HORN, ANDERSON Jt CO., 31 West Wash-

ngton street.

HENRY REESE & CO., 113 and 115 West

Washington street.

J. F. WINGATE, 42 North Pennsylvania

8fcr6#t«

ELDER & RIPLEY, 49 North Ulinoto. corner Market street. B. LUKENS & CO., 167 West Washington

street.

A. V. LAWRENCE, 173 West Washington

street.

FRED. SIMON, Noble street. E. H. WINGATE, 77 East Washington

street.

F. M. BROWN, 59 West Washington street. Manufactured by DOOLEY & BRO.,

DR JOHN SARGENT’S Anti-Dyspeptic and Liver Pills, A certain cure for Liver ('ouiplitiniK, Oyapeps’-n, Hi 1l«u. AttracB« Jrauadice, '(i-B Uew4ikvfee, eields, UasUVewees, Etc.

my x has in

T he extraordinary an i increasing demand for

Tlc AN| , L , V] a e then- m re pi neys mav be m- ri

tly beg of thm-e who hav

o her medicines and not experienced 'he

NTI-UloPEPTIC AN 11 idu- r d -ne to ma e then- m

• ier thai t> eir us- fulness may be

aud would >

LIVEK KILLS, re public, in orm- re extensive, who have tried

relief

no *ther

they anticipate-l. to try. lor once. Sargent's Anti-

Dvspep ic anu L ver Pills, 'ibere aie _

Pills yet compoumied which have given m,cu

msfac’lon. nor do any other Pills

meet the

tnese.

tlsl luir

eiiuiremeuts

nor do any of the house

oth hoc

octS-d*ml*«T».

Stole Proprietors,

*ole<l-- hie

MEDICAL.

Street; bstween Merl-

Ulinoia,

THE LARGEST DISPENSARY xMe %$ eaterb State*,

is

TAR. FARNSWORTH’S Institute for the treat ±J ment of VENEREAL DISEASES,

Ho. T1H West Mary tom

dton and

INDIAN A1HSLIS, INDIANA. Where the most reliable information can be reeeived by the afflicted relative to the nature and core of their affections Gonorrhea, teleet. Stricture, Spermatorrhea. Impotency or Seminal Weakness attended with diurnal or noctm nal emission-;syphilis, primary, sc. endary, tertiary and hereditary permanently

cored.

All Private Diseases treated in the most confidential and skillful manner, and SATISFACTION GUAJtANTaBD, including the various

i in ibis climate.

Physician,

nfidt

the afilicted in the future

Da. FARNSWORTH’S Institution is fitted up with all the latest appliances known for the successful practice of this branch of the medical

profession.

Those living at a distance can consult by lettei and have their medicines sent by express. Ail

communicaiioiia strictly confidential.

A ir arise on Spermatorrhea, by Dr. Faros

worth, sent to any address free.

Address Dr sarn. worth. Box 1141. Indiana po

Us, ftuliitna

P 8,—Patients famished »Ith comfortable

FEMALE DISEASES so comm Apply to a confidential and si

whose success in the past warrants the confidence

of the afflicted in the future

mon in ' skillful

l can n-d of c-mrse erumerate’he disi-a e< f r whirh th-se Kill rebeu.fieial but w . never a

is r

d as do

P r

ca hojtic is ne< es>ary tt-ey will effect a _ ~pe«-ily

and perm nent iur‘ ''-— — -

l> ooil 11 coirnpthu cau-eofthe lease; ves-e a wt-ich em ty int<

llhv a- tio

humo

•ey _ . 1 bey remove fro^ the which are always the

D o»e exei

w els . bling i

promote the y the Hood, the body to a

1 co-rupt humors; they promote me sec lion of bile, aid iliges ion pun y the Mo

ease;th-y --pe--

ty into the bowels, they gii i the liver enabling it to thro

nent cure

mors.

iretory

a heal ’ - -

off all

lion of bile, aid digei

and will, in a short time, resb-re

stab- of onnd i eal-li.

DY»eEPi>l\ — Tuis cist easing _

pr valent in our o-untry—is caused bv a want of tone in tnestoma- h. tne usual s- mptoms- f - hi, h

area, fol'o s: x pain r uneasn t ss > pon pressii i e below the sternum or bi ea t bone some tm es

attended wiik asre.r ermtailon (water brash or h. artl-urn;) a disposi-ion to vomit, flushe. of

beat prece ing fro the stomach, instantly cir-

culating through the whoie sy -tem; loss of i. en>ory ; a varia le, uncertain appetite; gre-t de-

pression o' spirits, uic in'ng to melancholy; weailness and great nt'patby to exerci-e it is seldom th -t ad the &b ve sympt--ms are

found.in tue san-e pati- nt at one time; any 'f

them, therefore, is a sufficient indi- anon of the presen- e oi the disease ami nee 1 of this medi-dne. I-B. S RGKNTS AN 11-DYSPh.PI 1C AND r Iv EH Pi l.LB, never -ail in curing this disease, when taken according to ihe direct ions I attach a few of tbe many certificates I could give . .%uch a'orm os I hop will i-e sa isf <-tory ; but all tbe certificates I could pubdsh will not

f r

•n>pire nal

give.

the coaudcnce that one trial will

Fraaa Dr. Jafea Butler.

Lowellvibe Trumble county, Ohio—Dr. J.

Surgeont— Dea _ - *-

tentio.

•ant of i

at-

our Anti-

my

nrac them u-ed.

ont—Dear Sir: 1 regret yoi -n in keeping me supplied with y rptic and Liver Kills; they s. il

'rugs ore. I nave been using them in my tu e also, with he be-i-co se-juun es I find the most efficeue of any pi Is I nave ever t have ' eeu freque tly astonished at tho

ol bile removed by so small a

large amo-.nt ot bile i

quantity of i ills given 1 request you to sen-1 me a fresh supply uumediatedv as I hav- been

some

i supply unmediatclv as

ime * ithuut. JwllN BUTLER, M. D Jpeubeuvill-. Ohio Dr. 6argent: 1 write to request you to st n-i mi- a box of your Antl-Dys-peptic. Kills bv m d . 1 have ot beenablth n- since I left \licghcuy. lean notd out them ; tl.ev have -lone me so much more good than any other me-li- lne I ever used. 1 ho

I send Some down-to oi

who

known

ur drug*

can get them when l wan . I am sure they will 11 fasi if known. Your compliance with tho

qt been abl" *o get

od pe lat

ist so tba

hoard on-1 iodg">c

angis <t<v wMml-ty

Cbutbam street, was discovered lent night, lighted candle waa found surrounded by shaving*, which war* saturated with varnish, while « cord, also saturated, 1MB oa tfe*floor, communicating with similar combustible material. Tbe return of a workmaa fruatnff

the scheme. No arrests.

A Washington special says • dsisgatlow steamboat men have just arrived to eon with Secretary McCulloch, la referaaee amending and modifying itssmtuet 1* The delegatloa Wfe* headed by Captain Sacbony N. Sbttley, ef Louisville, sud the owmhere ere aU from PUteburg, Clncumatt and Si. A Havana telegram reports the JeMimsfloffi of the light bouse at Mir We*t by the late ■term, and the wpeaslefi ef tbe pm there In consequence. . TUe United States ■fisemer tmomftmtoMS Havana to day for St. Tb.-mas via Key wroA Admiral Palmer has telegraphed te West for Mother ship to eoeouroaey Mate Xx Governor Austin, ef ■eailavns_ General (FCeuuor sailed on the rteeawr Eagle, for Now Yorh, an their way toEeg>ffi«tSaate Aees has heest eamaweed befon Inferior oourt at Havaws, tv settle up m

OBK, November 10.-Far three drew dlseiitstes te tfee aeeeetated. pemv

Philadelphia, Saturday, November 9. Tfee Presbyterian National Convention ad jourued late lent Bight, after adopting a bafts

uf union.

Dr. Hodges, In the endorse meat of the fe rased great enthusiasm. Tbe eteftng sesmee were eaffectally impressive. Eloquent addreeeea were made by Ex-Governor Pollock and GemgeH. Stuart. Ueeluthma were passed tv raenmmeed e similar convention next yearn The member* will remain as tfea city to bold a sped ml union thaahagtving service ta»

. m. it Kvrtfe:

oeriffin^lmt

.fit tfe to S M Imperial, - “ X» “ Yeung Hyson “ ** 1» -*$• fiong - “• 1 SB “ »« «am “ “ XOfe -1» $m% torn m sptca$

Bfted tv tfee murdor.

wm captured vesterdaj ryland. Hemadejio

this State v Uon from

muted for trfad.

CAS FlTTtKC.

th iMlsware street, opposite Indian tral Depot, Tmtiinssiilliteihilvae ^s3

WOOLEN FACTORY

homemade goods. AU persons wishing to practice ECONOMY

should go to th#

OBIO PIIIHIIWOOLES f AGT01Y WEST END OF WASH INfft 3N IT.. SflUTd SIDE,

TO BUT THEIR

Blankets, Flannels, Tarns. JEANS ANM CASS1SBKE9, Alt of which wo make and saft at RETAIL L much cheaper than toe same quality can VERErTT fe- CQCGH LEN.

AUCTKOM.

AUCTioSTsAXmE OF BUSINESS PROPERTY

.11 last it xnowu. Tour compliance witt hove Mill oblige Yours, te», e- tfi.il-,

-IA>E WARL'iW

Rock Poirt, Beaver connty. Pa., kebra ry*l, 8*6—Dr Sur^mt—I ear Sir; Alter k> fferiag for two year* with Liver tompiarot. attended with ban cough, aid try ing several remedies. I mm. ii.--uce<i ot-y our pill., ahlui> relieved me - ra media i-iy and (tv e plea-" re lore oiura* mi-ii-gtiiera >0 all - ufferlug fiom these c-'inplaint*. Vef- truly yoors, D. D UoRLaY. u.oche&ter, Kenn-ylvanLa, 1867 Dr. cargem: I ODvioer that 1 owemy lv eiotunuseof vou. pills. efo>e I began to um> them l mm goi-g down very last. My phvsiotan had done all he could, raud 1.) li g-t woree; but when > began to take yo'-r, ill* 1 g t bet ar aid 1 hava a» > e d-f tbe doctor. I tuu now seventy-five years of g*

xBRAUAM walker.

This D to oertify that have use. Dr. 8ar 6 ant'» Liver Kiltoi" my tau'fy forth* last two 'B-rs, and I couo.der them uhe be®, medic ne I know of.

J M DnViNNY.

New Brighton. Pennsylvania, July L '8*7. DR. SaRuEnT’s ANTI DTSPkkTIU AND LIVER PI L us cm be hart of all dru rglsto—both coated and n Be &ur# and omII for Ur. -argent s Anti-Dyspeptic and Liver Pills, and

taka no other.

Price ftO Ceuta per Bex.

T2A '

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j I-

bill countryi

SZStt

K§o3tm££*i£lk

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r OT* ia square fete subdivided into three lot* Li fronting on both VIrgim» avenue aud Mary and street. Thi* property festtnatad ou to* car. me nff Vfrginfa aveun- and Maryland street, reutinc MB ffesfe ou Vtrg-ate avenue, and HI feme am MUzyUwd street, unpoeito Wallace's Xo 6 Odd Ffelio#»» H#n

DR. SARGBMT’S O o 11 ff li Syrmp.

An old Preparation for the complete cure ol, Coughs, Colds, Injluensa. Croup. Difficulty Breaching. A*thma, Quinsy, ***£*> Acute ami ( hrtmtp Bronchitis, Night

Sweats, bleeding of the Lungs, and aU Diseases of the Lunya,

1 hr oat and Chest.

PR. SARGENT’S COUGH SYRUP contain* nothing tninriona hut can be taken by ttesmftleat infant with perfe t safety It doe* > ot dry up

egfe *■ mw« of to* quack j

feernanw

^UdfetNM. aid uteiJteTbe 'etuttetorati n,a»tha

#U the oough and elffivtor xS

cuiable benefit m Whooping Conjh sub uingtt

to a tew u»iuu* a aud -p* taUy leal cure; an-if-r reap or B •oicientan-i rfttahte smsdy ever y**

tprepareftena aa w flooding toa'eeuntey. bat Itassvi i L um toe inocoeaaHri.ee of the Brou-

suetowiiTMto^fl^told**

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