Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1867 — Page 2
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time nji mmj other obligation, end dtpredeted peperf’ Aid we: “When Con-t-ym ieil—d IrwdiwuH* p»p«r * ^ *»■ Amt, KllUrtrnf ft-Mrenpiog repadietlon! To 1mo« hlfh InUnet bonds with fold at 900 la MM» ond-asdMaslhmwIm #oM at p«r, la ash
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The press geasmlly, irrespeetlTs of party, express decided opposition to the majority report of tbe Judiciary Committee sod Its recommendation la faTor ol impeachment It Is not probable that the preposition can command a respectable vote In Congress. Even if It should be determined upon, the balance of the presidential term would undoubtedly be eonsuaaed in tbe trial, sad thus the objectof the Impeachment would be defeated. As a party measure no good cut come from its prooeeUttoa now, especially after the expression of public sentiment la the October and November elections. Tbe New York Ttmet, * aided Bepubllean print, regards impeachm as unwise as a party measure, aside from OS*■(derations of public policy. In Ita Wednes-
day's issue, thstpaper says:
"Party considerations alone should suflUflb stimulate Republican members to exUngolBb this Impeachment folly bsfors Its baneful Idnuance be mors widely felt. Probably they •-an not now altogether obviate the mischief which is impending, hut they may confine it within narrow limits, sad prevent tbs serious
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If they would preserve their party from destruction, and tbs great interests of the oeuu try from embarrassment, they wtn promptly upset the programme of Impeachment, end stifle the angry and uaeleaa discussions for
which It la a pretext.'’
Tbs New York Ilerald of tbs same data
says:
iiy Wednesday next, 1st us bops, tbe m%Jority of the House will beve became sufficiently enlightened to abandon this hopeless prosecution, sad will proceed to meet tbe demands of the people In some measures of relief from oppressive taxes, corrupt officials end financial uncertainties which weigh the country down.’’ The country Is tired of mere partisan measures, sad tbs demand of the people is thst Congress shall do something to relievo the people from the burdens of taxation. Which are weighing ao heavily upon them, and the financial embarrassments which threaten revolalons and losacs, if not central bankruptcy In every branch of business and in all departmentaof industry. The people will pronounce It not only folly but s crime, if Congress should prosecute the impeachment business tor party considers’tions to tbo neglect of tbe great business intercets of eotntry. and If thst body Is not already satisfied aa to tbo popular will In that regard, another election, with the overwhelming rebuke that will aurely follow, will have the effect to arouse them to a realising sense of the situation. The people demand relief from tbo oppressive taxes, tbe corrupt officials sad the financial uncertainties which weigh the country down, and If Congress lalls to provide it, the present Republican majority will pass sway like daw before the morning
sun.
Taxatlwn •( Oresatmeks. The Supreme Court of Cincinnati decided a few days ago that greenbacks could not bo at. sessed for taxation by State authority as money, upon the ground that they were just aa much a loan by the Government as the Indebtedness in the form of bonds. The Journal thinks this Is all wrong and reads a long bomlly against this opinion of a radical court, rendered by a radical Judge, and insists thst there should be a discrimination in taxation between tbe different forms of Government Indebtednees. That paper says the Supreme Court of the United States has repeatedly decided, ranging over a period of nearly fifty years, that the bonds of the nation can not constitution ally be taxed by State authority. The bonds of the Government' bear Interest, but greenbacks do not. In tbe one caee tbs Government pays the lender for toe ue# of the money, while In the other it does not. Although greenbacks circulate ss money, they represent Government Indebtedness or s loan to toe Government, just as much as Interest bearing bonds, and If the latter are exempt from taxation by State authority upon constitutional grounds, Is there any eenstble reason why tbe former ahould not be placed upon the same footing? In fact, are there not more urgent reasons for exempting a non-bearing Interest Innebtcdncsa from State taxation than Interest bearing bonds? Interest bearing bonds are held by the rich, by toe capitalists, almost exclusively, and they receive an ample compensation for the investment, while greenbacks circulate among the poer sod those of moderate means who have no surplus to Invest, yet they loan to the Government what greenbacks or non-bearing interest Indebtedness they bold. Tbe Journal says: “ There is no good resseason why money should bo shielded from any tax, local or general.” And It placas greenbacks in the same category as money. While greenbacks are used as • circulating medium, they can not be regarded as money, for they ean not be eonvsrtod Urtc sped# at toe wHl sf the holder. They are Gov era men t promises to pay, juvrtoVMBCTf Mods, only in a different toapo and not subject to Interest. We sgsin Inquire, why then should bonds he exempt from State taxation and greenbacks subjected to thst kind of aaeoMment? Tbo Journal say•: “ When tbs Government offers bond* for sals free of local taxes, It derives s benefit
Convention wtfl be held on tbs January, 1866, at Indianapolis an Important convention, aa '
only the moat nek loss usury, but Is n fraud upon the Maatototlfr. It can da good to no one, sxaspt to present holdsrs of bonds, bought at half price, let «s m*et ovr national oilU
gationt in lawful currency.”
musical Items.
—Let there ha an union of all true patriots atones to rescue cur beloved country from toe perils with which them roekleos experimenters, actuated by greed sod vanity, environ it. If there ever was a crisis la our public affairs, ws are upon it sow. It may be weathered by toe help of ceuragstod clear sight, but it wHl only be prodpttated fatally by longer patience with rulers wto Invariably make our system of goveraaseat subservient to party ends. , —Stanton wants hie earn made a test one, so as to “rebuke” President Johnson for “unwarrantable asmmptlon of power.” Of which the Springfield Republican says: “Ur. Stanton himself has bean ao notoriously scrupulous not to assume a particle of power that was not legally conferred upon him. Oat ha la naturally very aeaaltive to sooh assumptions on tbe pvt of Ur. Johnson.” A Fact von Thinking Mnn.—The Now York Bentd says that wa are taxed to-day ma Ikineanl afflllnw par year t*enppoit the radical idea that Africa has a higher dvllixafltottNalarope^andttatlt is accessary for toe railed States, at any sacrifice, to approx!asato Itsolf le to# Afrtoto alaHdard. —TheraffledU are a trifle MraM of tbe cornlag Impeaahment report. They are asking upon what grenade the committee can justify themselvee, and are dreading the discussion it will create. The New York Time* saye: “The effect will be to revive angry parttaensbip, to delay indefinitely the urge®* bustnesa of Congress. *»a to awaken apprehension* which will operate most Injuriously. The Republican party, we fear, will suffer more than Hr.
Johnson.”
Spncclation in Gold.—A Washington special says there Is much quiet talk In that city about schemes that have been formed In hlgb circles for a grand speculation In gold, by which mammoth fortunes were to bo realized. It Is charged that the Impeachment report was secured for the purpose of putting up the price of gold, and that Secretary McCulloch, to checkmate the gamblers, threw $26,000,000 upon the market, and tola prevented toe rise. Snch are toe statements current in congressional circles, and which are generally believed. —The Washington correspondent of the Boston Pott says too appointment of General Scbenck as chairmen of too Committee of Ways and Mean e took everybody by surprise, and the peculiar views of the new chairman on the question of finance were eagerly sought for by scores of lobby speculators who Infest the capitol. Mr. Scbenck is known to he opposed to any further 'contraction of the currency, and while he is not partlcnlsrly favorable to an expansion, he is a politician rather than a statesman and will yield to toe popular .demand of bis section as far as possible for a farther expansion. Ho Is alto a protectloL1st In hls tariff policy and will aim at the highest attainable dntles for protection, and particularly on wool and other Western articles of prodnee. Thi Ixpxachmxnt.—The Pittsburg Chronicle, a Republican paper, in noticing the congressional reports upon too Impeachment question, says: Our conclusion In reviewing this majority report Is that It la a labored effort to torture and pervert acts, some of which were offensive, some of which wore ealeu lated to retard
Its. This will bo column-wHi be found toe prospectus of too
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one In flavor oC the Democracy. It la believed menu to persona who will get up eluba ~
wa: i iUPKia/aftiga
nomination. Masc ara several canouintes for priaudia toe Stat*. Jt jivea all too
polufeeli. cc-.m. rcuil* agricultural and
eign newt, wnfar variety of general and I eating readioc matter. It expense with a
wbat could be obtained for bonds which every State, county, city, town and rood district might tax; but when currency is put fat efrculattea by tbs Government, and Its nee as money enforced by making It a legal tender, tbo public derive no benefit from Us non-tax-
able character."
The Journal’s logic is at fan It in toll argument. The people us taked to pay toe Interest upon tbs bonds, while upon greenbacks they pay no Interest, hence they derive tost benefit from their non-taxaM« Character, an annual difference and saving to the tax payor of not lest toan from six to eight per cent, on all the currency put In circulation by to* Government. Greenbacks or legal tender notes to tbe extent of their circulation us a loan to the Government by too people for which they receive ao Interest or compensation. Do not both tbe government and tbo people derive considerable benefit from too aoa-toxoM* character of greenbacks? If too amount of currency put Into gold or even currency bearing bonds, would It not mak* a difference of twenty or twenty .five millions of dollar* in interest anHtnliy? Wo ask toe Journal if too public would derive ao benefit from tots saving?
reconstruction, but none of which were high crimes or flagrant misdemeanors, into the offenses contemplated by law as grounds for Impeachment and removal from office. The House may have wisdom enough to drop toe whole matter, notwithstanding the report. If too contrary course should be taken, and too next session of Congress should be occupied with the partisan effort to put Johnson out of the way, it will remain for the people In 1868 to administer the proper rebuke. Meanwhile we can only hope that the nation may escape seilous and alarming disorders. The Nigger. —Somebody bas publiahed a pamphlet to prove that the negro Is a boast, and a clergyman at Charleston bas preached a sermon to prove that he Is no more a beast than a white
man Is.
—Dr. Burt, of Dscatur, Alabama, had a quarrel with a colored man, in which the latter, after being wounded, wrenched tbe Doctor’s pistol from hls hand and shot him, causing hls death tbe next day. —St. Martinsville, Louisiana, has a negro
mayor.
—A negro grand juror in Union county. North Carolina, stole his employer’s pocketbook, containing $45, In less than one week after the court adjourned. —One of Pope’s radical conventionists is a man who, in 1861, made a formal proposition to arm and equip an expedition for the purpose of murdering President Lincoln before be could take the precedential chair. Negro Governments.—Negro governments are preparations for desperate anarchy and remorseless murder. The vital power of mind is not in them. They are mere cobhouses when divested of the military props and braces which the radicals have provided to keep them up for the day. —The Selma Meuenger, so far as we have observed, is the first paper which has suggested that, with such reconstruction as the insane crew at Montgomery propose, the representatives of tbe South in the United States Military and Naval Academies will be negroes. That is so. How will the youth of the Northern States like It? —Northern white men who settled in the Southern States since the war are selling out
from too Incrsaood price they roalizs beyond «r ppsporing to son eat, so to to bo able to
A spool men of sontmoom Biootiono. ^ jj The Chorloscon papers give otnrflNf accounts of what are called elution* at too
“At some of toe polls,” am too Jfous, “too doaky voters war* furnished with a plurality of aamee. and tried them tmtll they fsoad on#
shat fitted. The bottr Of etostof if sxtarfped, and If
fees with a
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leave before file fegr* 61 get hold of tbe reins of government, knowing from wbat th«y have hoard from too negroes themselves that after tost event then will bo no ssfety for either too property or lives of white men. If “reconstruction” com on, too whole So nth will soon be given np to too black*. “Thn Wnono Ticxrr CoclwTt go in.”— A freedmes, ew nensnSop heow from the election last woek, was asked what be did. He replied bo did not know more than aebtld. “Well,” Inquired too intatoogator,“bow do you know whether yoU'votml Tight or wrong/’ “Ob, 1 knows 1 voted right, ’esse I had tbe right ticket, so no other soaltfh* pot In—for I seed It tried. The wrong ticket coaid n’t go Beorgia, Report*. - ' A Diabolical Sneno Octbagn—On Monday last ws recorded an act of barbarity on tbe part at a colored mao, who brutally broke the leg of a little white girl, and we ere now tolled npon to roosrd n morn dlatoelkal outrag*, too perpetrator thia time befog a colored women, end toe rtefim a white Ufrat twentytwo month* of sge. The facte of the outrage are these: On Toaaday night last officer George Hays arretted Martoa Green, charged with
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stmt, upon an ahneotnd hot stove. Thoac-
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sad tbo Inventive genie# of the voter being si fenlc, ho woo retoetentty compelled to with, drew and try Me look at another polL” Tbo result ef the voting may ho eoofiy O0e*d. We gtvrtbe figuree ae fetteWs la the
, ; atfy of Charleston: Total whsteo, fip) Meek*
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‘J Of eoari* a cooventten must bo bold. What ' Medoiags wIllleleMftoboqMrtMml.
oditsr sdihojrsiss, who, by As way, Is re-] rSmmme —MmmdaAnnmoBMoMmwMimnM—rtndMaj metmpMe
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weald not btaonad by any one sloe. Justice Bride simmiftod the woman to Jail to await ■too actloo ef the grand jury. It is stated that the woman Cgrttojlhonotonrlnotoaco, when
• a non*, cut aa infant across I ruer^—RaMmor* Commerce.
Mere are several candidates for Lieutenant Governor, -hut we believe that Hon. David Turpie will be tbe successful man. With Hendricks and Turpie we wto give the largest Democratic majority evei given In this State. We are for this ticket for w* believe no better can be selected —Cory-
don Democrat. ...
Secretary of State.—As the lime tor holding tow Democratic State Contention draws nigh, and as tbe various localities ol the State are proposing tbelr favorites for tbe different offices to be filled at the next general election, and m tills part of tbe State has heretofore been medeot in her demands for repie■eutatlon npon toe State ticket, we do not deem it improper to present to tbe Democracy of too State tot nattwaf oar fellow citizen, Hon. J. 5. Conley, m « most suitable person
for the office of Secretary of State.
Dr. Conley was- a member of the State Senate from the district composed of the counties efOwsh and Groend, during tbe tesaion of 1850 and the memorable session of 186L and to therefore well acquainted throughout the State, and especially with her leading citizens. Tbe Doctor Is an effective and popular speak - or,and untiring worker In whatever be nndetakes; a Democrat from principle, and pom seesae In an eminent degre* all things necessary to Insure a thorough and vigorous canvass of the State; and, If nominated, we think wo can guarantee that ho would visit every county m the State during the canvass and la tbe end we have no doubt would bo tri-
umphantly elected.
We, therefore, respectfully present to tne Democracy of the State tbe name of Hon. J. N. Conley, as a candidate for the office of Secretary of State, subject to tbe decision of tbe Democratic State Convention.—BfoowUlsW
Democrat.
Thi Governorship.—It seems to be generally conceded that the Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks will be tbe Democratic candidate for Governor in the coming contest. No better selection could be made. Mr. Hendricks la a statesman of the highest rank. He to gifted with a moat pleasing address, and he makes a moat forcible and convincing speech. Hls personal and private character Is above reproach, and be Is well and most favorably known all over the State. The name of the Hon. James H. Hanna, of Sullivan county, is prominently used in connection with the Lieutenant Governorship. This wootd also be a most suitable selection. The administrative and executive abilities of Mr. Hanna are admirably suited to that posi-
tion, while hls social qualities are without a
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moral
superior, and bis indomitable energy and moral integrity eminently qualify him for the poeftlon. With such standard bearers aa tbe above, In tbe coming contest, the Democracy need have no fear of the mxxW—Bloomfield
Democrat.
—Vallandlgham Is to speak at Roshville on the 14th of next month, to the Democratic convention of Rush county. State Auditor^—The Lawrsnceburg Begliter, in noticing the recommendation ef Joseph V.Bemusdaffer, Esq., of Decatur county, for the position of auditor on tbe Democratic State ticket, remarks: We endorse every word of tbe above, and feel confident that southeastern Indiana, with a good portion of tbe north, west and south of the State, will give 31 r. Bemusdaffer an endorsement that will not only nominate, but elect him. He has qualities for the office that can not easily be ignored. We hopehts claims will be judiciously considered and fairly acted
upon.
—The Democracy of Dearborn county will meet at Ltwrenceburg, on tbe 14th of December, to appoint delegates to the State Conven-
tion.
The Indianapolis Herald columikwill be found the
too latest
d for-
itog reading mattes- It expeoeo with an ansparing band tbe csrrnpt, Imbecito and “ nant policy of tbe radical party. It to much t» open the cyeo of too people to too true condition Of things, and to restore peace,
Ptoaparity nod happiness to the counts*, tog* top ana
Every Demount In the oeunty ahould tabs our paper and then subscribe for the Hu-
a ld .—Bloomfield Democrat.
—twuth Bend has a steam fire engine. —One of our leading physicians Informs us, that of sixteen recent births under hls notice, fifteen of them were males. We advise the immense surplus of New England glrla to emigrate to St. Joseph countj.—South Bend
Register.
—Fax sport is tho present amusement in SfdHvan county. ®—Elder John Lo igley, an old pioneer minister of toe Christian Cbureb, died at Attica on Tuesday, aged eighty-five years. —Catey, the man who best Weston in 'ho journey from Goshen to Elkhart, fm the 25th inttant> U dead. —Tbe Franklin JeJfertonian has at last answered the groat question, “Where did the Gypsies ccme from?” It states that they emigrated from India into Europe fn the fourteenth or fifteenth century. Probably the editor was there and aaw the move. Judging from bla paper he probably lived then, and has never learned anything since. —Officer William Lanaford this morning showed» a most curious coin, and one of unquestioned antiquity. It was of silver, about the size of an American quarter, and or perfectly smooth surface, except immediately under the rim. It bore npon one side the cabalistic characters: “D. V. HI, D. 4, Admit to Wood’s Ministrels, 444 Bd. Way, N. Y.” On the reverse side were the characters: “N. N. Y. O. U. D. O. N. T.” Then lo amodern
history to this singular coin. Eight years ago a thief broke open a store in Jeffersonville and
robbed the money drawer, taking
with others. A description of the coin waa
this coin,
given to tbe police, ae well as a description of tbe suspected parly. Tbe thief came to this city, and In n saloon, shortly after hls arrival, offered the eota In payment for a drink of liquor. Officer Lanaford by chance happened to be presenterecognizad the cotn^rruted tbe thief, took him back to Clark county, whence he wae sent to the penitentiary for three yearn—the coin being the chief witness against him. This coin was afterwards presented to Officer Lanaford by the gentleman from whom It was taken.—New Albany Lodger. —Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Peter Ohneek, In company with Mr. Sweeney, went Into the country for the purpose, as we are informed, to enjoy o hunt, he met with n fatal accident. The cfrcamstanc** at tho sod oeenrrenco ere those: Messrs. Ohneek and Sweeney were in the act of elimMog over n rail fence, Mr. Ohneek placing hiegna an the imatde previous to getting over kirn self, and when be reached the top ha drew the gun toward him, toe trigger catching on a rati, when tho shot went off and lodged in hls breast, from the effects of which he died almost Instantly.—/brf
Wayne Democrat.
INSURANCE.
Shelby ConNTY—There will be a meeting of the Democratic County Central Committee for Shelby county, at the office of .T bi> r,. Montgomery, Esq., at ten o’clock r. :>i., on Saturday, December 21,1SG7, tor the purpose Ol appointing fifteen delegates and alternates to represent tbe county In the Democratic State Convention, and the transaction of such other business as may be deemed necessary and expedient. Clerk of the Scpitemf. Court.—We are informed that the friend* of Dr. A. Weaver, of Howard county, formerly of this county, will present his name at the 8th of .Tunuarv convention, as a candidate for Clerk of the Supreme Court. We have not met the Doctor for a number of years, but are informed thst be strictly adheres to tbe landmarks of Democracy.—G’am&rldoe Citii JUirror. Tbe Tipton Time* also fivers the nomination of Dr. Weaver. CARS County.—A convention of Democrats of Cass county wilhbebeid at the court bouse, on Thursday, December ID, 1867, at one o’clock r. M., to appoint delegates to tbe Democratic State convention to be held at Indianapolis on Wednesday, January 8,1868. It Is recommended that meetings be held at the place of holding elections in the several townships, on Friday evening, December 13, at seven o’clock, to appoint delegates to tbe county convention. All who are opposed to tbe radical financial, commercial or negro suffrage policy, are cordially invited to attend. Gubernatorial.—We place at tbe head of our paper to-day, as our choice, tbe names of Thomas A. Hendricks and William S. Holman, for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, in the canvass of 1868. It is almost needles* that we give our reasons tor expressing our preference for them ae leaders of the conservative forces in tne coming Gubernatorial contest. They are both well known to our readers as men having no superiors in the State in personal Integrity, honor, and Irreproachable moral characters. Aa statesmen and orators, they have few equals. Their devotion to tbe Constitution and Union la unquestionable, and their nomination by the coming Democratic, and Conservative State Convention, will tend greatly to harmonize all the elements of opposition to negro equality, and do much toward carrying Indiana against radicalism In 1868. In our opinion, all that is needed to secure successes to harmonize the elements of opposition to radicalism, and be who does moat to secure that end is the beat patriot, and will be entitled to the greatest praise. -Hancock
Democrat.
—Tbe Democracy of Greene county will meet at Bloomfield, December 14tb, to appoint delegates to the State Convention. Bloomfield Democrat.—This is the name of a weekly newapaper just started In Bloomfield, Greene county. As its name indicates, it la Democratic to the core, and judging from the character of the first number, It promises to be a zealous and efficient co-worker in securing to* ascendancy of sound principles in the Administration of the Government. Tbe Democrat Is published by John W. Bennett, and Is edited by Messrs. Harry Burns and J. R. Isenhower. The typographical appearaaeo ol tbe Democrat la very creditable, and its editorials have the ring of the true metal. Success to the enterprize.
state Items.
—Tbe New Albany Commercial complains that milk is so adulterated fn that city as to produce a most nauseating compound, toe smell of which Is absolutely sickening. —A young lady sptrttaoHst, pretty, accomplished tad eloquent, Is snitfbtenlng the people of Terre Haute. ^ —In a report of the public schools of, Fort Wayne, juatpubUshod, waaee it stated that Jennie Wood, a little girl, baa not been absent or tardy In torse yoara. But few chfldrea can
•ay as mtseb^-JCrekanpe.
W* are afraid little Jennie to too good for this world. , —la Montteello, Indiana, recently a man ■old a tract of land for $M06, payable In fiftyntne awnoal payments of fHX>each, with tea pet esot. laterosft tram dnfie. —Elder Join Langley, a Baptist minister, well known in (he (fobaph.Ydfey, died at the residence of hls son la Attics, lost Toes* day. Father Longley was In hls eighty-fifth
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IROII BRIDGES, BNffBfiRB BMNHSSfifo Bridge Bolts, Oirders, Tanks,
And all kind* *f Wrought bom Work. .B94,«l«mmd BTt Wee* Trent B*.,
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FanMonable Tailors, Wo. M4 Watmmt m**eet%
JOUN C. BlJBBKltE, Manufacturer and Daahir iu LADIES’ FANCY FURS, •• ■ 1 - ■ *3 r. * QBWT'S FUSS, 810VE8, CRPS 1 SlEtGN ROMS, ETC., 1ST JS^Im A*., heiwe.m Thirdumd FoortM, oiisrcnisrisyA.Tr. ETRS •’.leaned, repal ed and altered at abortaat rad* afFtoaT 1 * teI(tw * c e ’“ l * P^*°* pufo iot all
CBA9. S. CBEEVBB,
Manufacture* of
PAPER BOXES,
TNE CHINA TEA STORE iHUtnMiabod in IftSft.) Wf TIB. many thank* to too public tor pari TV Aeon, w* would anaoup*** that we ue now receiving a earefaMy .elected lave ice of CHOICE GREEN, BUCK AND JAPANESE TEAS! Purchased directly from, the Importer., and with special attention to toetr qualm** in the c*p.
W^« mover edO* > ■toclr* We aeror pmfcbtMhoe m malxed Torn. We mewer ferny to cetoreftTem. We aewer femwe hamftleft sa ftmwa.
experience many yearsin your midat;a
knowledge of the Te with conffdence that
ea trade, aad a toorough
of the Tea bnaincaa, enable* a* to *ay
We wHl eemtimme no THAW imtperfeftasi
A slight decline in gold, together with an unusually large crop of Tea* received and on the way. enables n* to place our new Tea* at the following prices, which
Are m It w u MF Wkeiesftle cm af^ri to selllki mm fulities Dy the tersest fuitMee.
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are recommended.)
We also keep a carefully selected stock ef ModuCJste and Uo Coffee*, IOVEAIIK’3 REFISED S8SAB3, _ p Atiaev rue SffMHto *U Vhtte SPKIS, CROSS'E AND BLACKWBLL>« ttV&fti, ‘ 1 . • : ' -. ■ 1* ■ 3 >
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JAi, HASdUTOX * CO , SHIRT MANCFACTURERS, Aad deulert in eac-rm tvBNisHivie gsksbv 161 Main Street, four doors about Fourth, CUSTCIJN N ATI. fl^Shirt* made to order. oeiSdSm
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Hoofland^s German Httars. HOOTLAKirS QEBMM T05IC. a mm natle* *f teaKfeateate hdag to* umi
BAM LOWEHTHAL ft CO., Manufacturers and Importers of O I Q- -A. R/ S , And wholesale dealers in Leaf anil Plug TbEbccb*,
No. te Main Street, bo ow Pearl,
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CINCINIVATI,
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«o of Fine Toilet Soaps, AMD X* © r frim e t i e s 9 OT Wmlmmt Shrook* aetlfthn CXNCIYOffft.TI.
WILSON ft CLARK, Wsinfhriursw of too XJuiveraial Shirt, GUTS' mulSIEtS, A K. COKNXB FOWRTH AND WALNUT STS.,
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DSALORg IN G d and Silver Watches* tfeor Plated Ware, Sawing Machine*, Box •rode, CesUKteWmominfelag ewwda, CMUrog, Alhltiro. Fancy •rode. Etc., Mo- 161)4 Hanover Street, BOteTOPf. M A. rite.
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flood* Sold at
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/COLLECT a Club of subscribers for our slips V> of 10, 90 4U. 40. MO or 9te Aamei aad forward to ue with 10cents For each name, and wbeu the number amounts to 80 or over we will present 10 tbe person getting uu tne club a choice of a Dress Pattern, Wiol Shawl, Fur Muff, Hilver Plated Cake Basket, 9* yards Doeskin, Marseilles Quilt or Silver Plated Castor; and when the nua her amounts to 100 or more we will send a Dress Pattern, Wool Long Shawl, pair of Wool BlaubeU, two yards German Broadcloth, Sewing Machine, 90 yards Hemp Carpeting, Ladies’ or Gent's Wath, one piece of Brown Sheeting, one piece 'filth for A'lnink ftp
send seme *<
toll forward us a clu
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Set, Gold Watch
l Watch with silver case. And we w
aluable
pettng. Silver Plated Tea
American
not less
p stating wbat article we will
send for One Dollar, we will send three valuable
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who
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wbat article we will
pre-ent to any persoi D of not less than SO i
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BLACKING.
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There ts no msosstn. aaiaat Mrtl s* tom. lean*dies in anaheema A ten* an* utem teSteraatei to to* wh*ts syitiw.to* neiUri ts Wisagtosssl, tesd MsufeyeA toednmsst filnsWapremptly,toshtood la vented, to* cowplufon heeeesm eoead aad hash*7. toe yellow tinge to sea*lsslit hem toe epee, a hisses ks riven to ton ahnak% and toe wete and nerveus Invalid becomes a airing and healthy being. JTMMSQMB AJtTAJKJU* XMLSWM, Aad fsellng the hand of ttmeweigbiag benvily spen them, with ell Un item Me t mi. wMlkad tetos yea N tola KTUB* or tho TOM* anettute that win AU new life late toeir velnu rattma te uamsaaM w» snway and nstea af uraa yeafbfel dnyu bufd •7 their ahraatan ttema, and glva health and
NOTICE. It Isa wtll-*Wahllahad feat that folly onwknlf*rtha femaMysrtisn ■amramra ofour popeladon are ml dam W tea euJoyiseat of ^Rf _ . feed health; ^ BL JWSHof all energy, extremely ntrreea, and have no
appetite.
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UNIVERSITY.
ST. MARY’S AC A DENY, Metre Dnnae, indtaua. C!TUI>U» will bo resumed at oU In. Bute O Monday, September 9,1807. For Catalogues, address Jy95dllljel.’te MOTHKK btPAKiDK.
PROFEGSIONAL.
«*• »- YOIJABT, m. Ik.. Eclectic EUysician, 8UBGJBON AND ACCOUCHBB. Office No. 130 (residence Na 198) North Pennsvi. v*nin street, one and a half squares North ol Poetofteo, Indianapolis, Indiana Office hours from seven to nine a. x., one Imroo and sevan to mine » ■. tebadly
BLACKING.
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WHOLESALE GROCERS.
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Shirts sad Underwear mads te Order. Agent* for the Semis’ Patent Shape (hilar.
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TESTIMONIALS. Hon. Geo. W. Woodward, CftV JtoWasef fits ftffitrastCbstoqrPu.. writ*.: Pfiflndsfelfa, Mnrto^MW^
la thesystea^lera^te^^^^^
JAW THOMPSOX." Fsom Iter. Insnplt M. K—wwl, D.D., Ftefop e^fte Sbnft ftmSiriCteweh. Ftefefofekfe. Jtotesn Bear for: I have bam topunrry wgmsfed te imnidfey rama wkh m ‘ j SttPSteftaaRl .
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CAUTION.
A. JONES A CO.. WHOLESALE 6R0CERS, Ho*. T4 and Tft (Sehnuir* new does, > South Meridian Street, Ifedifenatpollfe, Ifedifeafe.
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rOBTBR, HOLLOWAY ft CO., WMorjaa a t.tc GKROCIEJIRS, COMMISSION AND STORAGE MERCHANTS,
Floor* Fish aad Baft Dealers,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.