Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1867 — Page 4

DAILY HERALD.

MONDAY MORNING DECEMBER 0

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Aniuaenaente tikis evening. METROPOLITAN TUEATER-The Streets of New York. To-day’n Adrertlaenienta. Metropolitan Theater.—M. V. Lingham, manager. Itiilro.'ids—Cclumluu and Indianapolis Bailw: y Line—Change of time. involution of rartnership—Theodore t. Perino and Jamei P. Allaire. Morrison’s Opera Hall—Grand concert for the he no iU of the Indianapolis Orphan Society.

c 1 T Y H E Vy 8 . The BanUrnpt Law. AVe have for sale the carlo is blank forms for applications jinder thr bankrupt law. Attorneys and others desiring anp number of these blanks, will please send in their orders at once. 2CT, ’ The City Council meets to-night. f.x!' Money is beginning to flow Into the city treasury in liquidation of taxes. HfT The receipts of the Citizens’ Street liailw ay Company during November were 65,103.

jLfT The rhr.nge of Roes into effect to-day.

time on the railroad*

UITiNonper H^lle still stands; the skeleton of its former self, however. klTTbr County Commissioners on Saturday decided not to grant liquor licences to Ebaugh A McConnell, of Cumberland. Jj,''Geiscndorfl A Co, manufactured 64,778 worth of woolen goods last month. Revenue tax, fclH> 4.}. "• ' ■'Lewis Itishop was lined live dollars ar,d costs in the Criminal Court on Saturday for assault aud battery. ' /"(Irneral Gresham, Agent of State, and 11 n. Hay less W. Hanna were In the city on Saturday. 3 iT - Tito two Universallst Societies will not unite. At least that is the present determination. T' * The Grand Jury at its last session relume I thirty-three indictments, seven cf which were for perjury. * iT' Richard I,. Day has tiled a petition in bankruptcy. *llis attorney is named Hay and the register is named Ray. May the thing p iy wo «ay. I .Tin the Circuit Court on Saturday the docket was called and motions enrolled. Tim case of Mehitablo (.'lark vs. James S. < lark, a divorce suit, was taken under advisement. — • m • mm "T The lire alarm telegraph was examined by a number of persons on Saturday,among whom were members of the Council and city ofliciaN. The matter will probably be brought befure theCoumll to-night. — • T .\!'.w Mesic.—"The Viola lielle Galop’’for the piano forte, “Popular Dance Music as played by Mould's Band” and the “Pretty Song Bird Sing Again/’ one of the latest English songs, have just been published by John Church, Jr., Cincinnati. if ~<r James S. Hamilton, of Connersville, Minney V, Simmons, of Franklin, William Vergers and John Droyemeyer, of Fort Wayne, and Richard L. Day, of Indianapolis, have Hied petitions in bankruptcy. JfJT The case of Alice Woods, charged with keeping a nuisance, came before Squire Coulon on Saturday, and was dismissed on account of the Indetiniteness of the affidavit, which did not state where, such nulsancewas kept. SiT One man who has Hkcn advantage of the bankrupt act and filed his papers with the clerk of the United States Court has neither debts nor asrets. He sc^m *' have i.a idea that he can beri*fter incu. uebts with impunity. “ Mein Got, vot a peeplee ” ITSTIu order to give every one au opportunity of hearing the celebrated Lett! Opera Troupe on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings of this week, Mr. Grau ha* reduced the admittance fee*, as will be seen by reference to their advertisement. ;XiT" The grand festival of the Second Universal 1st Church, comes off at Masonic Hall to-morrow evening. A good time 1> anticipated. Admittance, 25 cents; children ten cents. Tickets can be had at the Japan Tea Store, on Market street, and at Merrill’s Book store.

KITThe county poor bonne now contains eighty-three inmates. During the quarter ending December 1 there were one hundred and six inmates, two of whom were born during that time, three died, three absconded, and twenty vvero discharged, three of whom were bound out. In connection with the establishment is a school with twelve pupils. J3TT!ie walls of the Congregational Church; on Meridian street, have given way several inches In consequence of the weight of the roof. The congregation have bad to abandon the use of the main audience room and go back to the lecture room. The building has been used but a short time, and must have been very poorly constructed in tbe first place. The accident Is a sail one, as the congregation Is small, and the church was only built with great trouble and self-denial. Y^TDarsey & Layman, hardware dealers, report tboir sales for November at 611,020, Anderson, Bullock A Schofield, in tbe same line of busings, .'report theirs at $13,171. Murphy, Johnson .t Co.’s sales anounted to tos^ioo. Sinker A Co. last month manufactured ten tons of castings and $<>,C95 worth of machinery, the revenue tax on which was 6*‘W4 7.>. Farley A Sinker manufactured saws to tbe amount of 68.T2.tbe tax on which was 6k) 15. £2T A portion of tbe argument lu tbe case of Coosa vs. Waters was heard In the Circuit Court on Saturday. Coons applies for a marnlomiit requiring tbe Election Board to certify the vote for Auditor to tbe City Clerk, In order that be may Issue a commission and that Waters be required to deliver up the office and account for all fees received since May. The remainder of tbe argument will be heard this week. Barbour and Jacobs appear for Owns. A. G. Porter for Waters, aud William Wallace for the Election Board. tar Now that winter hae come is good sober earnest the young folks and some of tbe < Id ones too are wondering where they can And if place- to efcate. A skating Jink, IB an easily accessible portion ol the city, would be well patronized, and It U to be' hoped that some •wide awake moneyed man will go to work and build osa. Tbe wide eat to a very nice place bmt^aitrety tee for. and betfdee the tee to eat oat as seaa as thick enough for packing. BaUch A Co. have an Ice pond beyond Bretf<mlU, half ifnile seam town foes the wide cut, which weuMMe nine abating place, if some arra»g»m#at could bo made

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appoiaUng dale gates to tbe County Convention. ^ ; - '' Tbe convention was called to order by William Wllktoon, E*q., chairman of the Township Committee. On motion of Henry Vandegrifit, Joseph W. NIchol, Eeq ., was steeled chairman of the convention, and on motion of Lewis Jordan, Esq., W. H. Hazleton wan chosen secretary. On motion of Mr. W. A. Lowe, a committee of thirteen was appointed to select forty delegatee to the County Convention. The following gentlemen were appointed by the chair, and approved by the convention, as such committee, to-wit: W. A. Lowe, James S. Athon, Henry Yandegrllt, Elisha J. Howland, Lewis Jordan, C. A. Elliott, Peter Messersmltb, Levi Ayers, Samuel Delzell, Jacob Mull, Frank Cunningham, J. A. Whitaett and

Maurice Welsh.

The following were reported by the committee, and approved by the convention, as delegates to the County Convention, to-wtt: JosephW. Nichol, William R. Hogshire, Charles H. Hutchison, Matthew Hartman, John B. Sullivan, OtteBoettlcher, Frank Hanlan, Henry H. Nelson, C. A. Elliott, James Runnihan, Isaac E. Johnson, J. J. Bingham, George W. Foster, Henry Vandrgrift, Thomas Dorsey, Maurice Welch, Thomas Redmond, B. C. Shaw, Robert Kennlngton, Richard Simpson,Thomas Cottrell, A. Naltner, James A. Wallace, H. H. Wheatley, Christian Heckman,Martin, Anderson, E. Sobbe. Samuel Delzell, Levi Ayers, J. Howland, Peter Messersmitb, Rowland Howland, Michael Dougherty, Jacob Straub, L. D. Johnson, John Hix fgen, Jesse Leaeb, D. G. Cole, John Miller, Sr., and James S. Athon. On motion of Lewis Jordan, Esq, each delegate was authorized to select a person as delegate In his stead In case It should be Impossible for him to act. On motion of Hon. W. H. Talbott, it was ordered that the proceedings of the Convention be published in the Indianapolis Daily Hxrai d, and Indiana Volksblolt. There being no further business to transact, the convent) on anjourned. Joseph W. Nichol, Chairman. W. H. Hasklton, Secretory. The Metropolitan.—With no expectation of being more than ordinarily entertained, and simply because wc had no place else to go, we strolled Into the theater Saturday night, just to see how many people were present, and, perhaps, to sit through the first act of “ Lucretia Borgia”—not a very cheerful play, but, along with “ La Tour de Nesle,” and “ The Snrgeon of Paris,” a good card for Saturday night. We were agreeably disappointed m the manner of Its presentation, and sat tbe performance through without becoming restive. Miss Phillips we have known as an excellent “old woman,” but we must confess that we were not prepared to witness so good a rendition of “ Lucretia” as that with which she favored the audience. We have seen many a star who couldn’t do it as well, by several points. Tbe audience were delighted with Miss P.’s “ Lucretia,” and favored her with the compliment so seldom extended to a stock performer, of two calls before the curtain. Mr Lingbam, as “Guaro,” was a little ahead of his usual uniform excellence, especially in the latter part ol the piece, and shared with Miss P. the plaudits of the delighted audience. And we can not close this notice without saying a good word for Mr. Breyer, whose “Gubetta” was excellent. Mr. White had a rather difficult time of it in representing “Geppo,” but got along admirably, only many of the audience would insist on laughing where tbe laugh didn’t come In, just because White is the fuuny man. We don’t pretend, however, to bold Mr. White responsible for this, although It Is his fault that be Is such a favorite with the people. Altogether it was a very creditable performance, and gives conclusive evidence that the company can entertain an audience, evea when there are no stars In the

firmament.

— — 5r3S” In the case cf the City vs. Anna Chambers, of which mention has been made so frequently, Judge Scott gave Lis opinion on Saturday morning against tbe city, and the defendant was discharged. The defendent bad been Indicted for keeping a house of ill fame, and her defense was that the city ordinance providing for the punishment of offenses against public decency was not valid on account of non-publication. It was shown by the city attorney that the ordinance had been properly passed by the Council, but neither party introduced evidence as to the proper publication of tho same; each side holding that tbe burden of proof laid with the other, Judge Scott decided that it was necessary for the city attorney to produce the proof of publication as such proof. It was supposed to be kept on file in tbe public office whore the citizens could have access to It. The case will probably be appealed. Although tbe city was beaten In this particular case, the validity of the ordinance Is not effected, and it will probably be tested sgain in a short time, and then the proof of publication will bo presented. Until the ordinance is decided invalid, it will not be expedient for those who have been punished under it to prosecute for damage against the city. Such a course might not result in any pecuniary

benefit.

JUT The following persons were chosen members of the Grand Jury for the next year, by the County Commissioners on Saturday: JANUARY TERM. Center township—Thos. 8. Wilson. Pike township—Perry W. Cotton. Decatur township—Martin Seerly. Lawrence township—John l. Brown. Perry township—William Worman. Franklin township—Jacob Smock. Wayne township—Henry P. Todd. W'ashington township—Samuel Farley. _ Warren township—John F. McVey. Center township—Samuel L. Harper. Perry township—Samuel Moore. Warren township—Philip Stoops. JULY TERM. Decatur township—Dsvid George. Franklin township—William McGregor. Center township—J. Henry Kappes, Center township—Michael Shea. Wayne township—Joseph H. Ballard. Pike township—WlHIam Pollard. Lawrence township—Abraham Sillers. W'ashington township—Hiram Bacon. Perry township—Edward Thomas. AYarren township—Jacob Springer. Franklin township—John Kyle. Decatur townsUp—Jackaou L. Jessup. $3r About two weeks ago a young lady named Jennie Beeler left her home in Richmond clandestinely, for aome reason not assigned. 'Since that time her parents and friends, who are all eminently respectable, have made strenuous efforts to discover her whereabouts, but met with no success until last Saturday, when she was discovered >t the residence of Professor Thrasher, of the Northwestern Christian University, where she had been employed as a servant from the day of her arrival In thla city. In fact, from tho date of her leaving him. She la a young and delicate girl, quite unaccustomed to labor of any kind, and it la difficult to account for this romantic episode. It is certain, however, that her conduct has been in ail respects conaiatont with propriety, except Jo the manner of her leaving a good home and kind parents. She returned to the parental residence on Saturday evening, apparently well pleased to resume her proper

station.

An item In the Evcmrj Commercial, of Saturday, Is calculated to do tbe young lady and her friends injustice, by creating an impression for which thore la no foundation in tbe facta of the case. She hae committed a thoughtless and foolish Indiscretion, but hae, in no wise, compromised her standing as a modest and virtuous girl. EJT The following paragraph from the Louisville Democrat of Saturday will be read with sorrow by many of our readers who are acquainted with the subject

Of it: i

EFThe County Commtoaloners on Saturday apfmaad thebaai ef Jeeepk L. FMssr, m keeper ef the county house. The bond to for 6ve huadnd dollars, with Joseph P. Fisher and John McCollum as securities. Mr. Fisher Mndshimaetf to foed, clothe, nurse and take cam of the paupers in his charge, and bury the dead. At the expiration ol bis time he to to leave oa the form thirty-three acres of wheat, nine acres of meadow and one hundred cords of wood. He takes possession on March 1. 1ST Professor Gresh treated his scholars to an indoor picnic on Saturday, at hla dancing academy In Washington Hall. Each one of the little misses brought her dinner with her, and in the afternoon all, through the generosity of their teacher, were token to the matinee. The professor has taken the right course to make his pupils learn, and the first lesson, “ to love the teacher,” has already been most thoroughly taught them. JSTAn Indianapolis negro preacher has been arrested for marrying a negro man to a white womin.—Exchange. How things grow in traveling. The idea of Lewis Washington, that grizzly, filthy moke, being a preacher. Doubtful if he knows what a preacher is. USTDr. Williams, by request, lectures again to-night at Wallace’s Hall, at half-past seven o’clock. The new science of self-control will be further illustrated by producing drunkenness with cold water, making men blind and deaf, and doing other wonderful things. Bonded Warehouse.—On Saturday last Mr.C. A. Elliott received a permit for the establlament of a general bonded warehouse, but as yet has not decided to use it, as he is not able to see the profit In that kind of an lastltution. KSTWItblu ten years six evening paper have been, starded in thia city. The longest lived one was the Gazette, which held out nearly five years, the shortest lived one tbe Monitor, which lasted three days. The one last started still lives.

gEFThe Mendelsshon Society, of this city, give a matinee and night performance at Opera Hall, on Wednesday, for the benefit of the Orphan Asylum. The money realized will go towards the purchase of a furnace for tie asylum. KSTRev. Mr. Sims, of Wesley Chapel, lectured, last night, to the young people of the church, on conversation. The attendandance was quite large, and the leturer uttered a great many home truths. KF* A new style of cane, which can be easily changed Into a pipe, is becoming the rag*. It is a convenient thing; with it you cm either bust your enemy’s “snute” or smoke the pipe of peace with him. iCF’Funils for the payment of the January interest oa the State debt will be forwarded to New York in a few days.

BGTSsvtral cases of intoxication were disposed of in the Police Court on Saturday. — USTIce three inches thick was cut from Butscb’s pond on Saturday. J3”Cold weather, this.

LOCAL ITEMS

The Largest Aksortmeat of all Lin(1m of Carpet*, Wall Paper, Window Shade*, Curtain Good*, OH Cloths, etc., can he found at the l^owest Market Price in the Mtate, at dall Sc Hush’s, 101 East Washington Street- 7-4

Das jour Brother secured a Certificate of tbe Washington Library Company of Philadelphia, in aid of the Riverside institute for educating orphans? Each Certificate costs a dollar, with a beautiful engraving, worth more than a dollar at retail, and secures besides, a present at the Great Distribution by tbe Company, and an equal chance that the present may be one worth thousands of dollar*. It is wonderful and true. Read advertisement.

prosperity of

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As a Cove Token Ptaalon Sc Mon’s Matchless Extract of the “ Night Blooming Cereus" is the most appropriate in the whole catalogue of souvenirs. Cupid—fresh from his nest of rose leaves and with their aroma on his wings—could not infuse into the air such enchanting fragrance. Sold by all druggists. 7-2 Phalon & Son, New York. Tke purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil in the world, manufactured from fresh, healthy livers, upon the sea shore; it is perfectly pure and sweet. Patients who have once taken it can take no other. Ask for “Hazard and Casswell’s Cod Liver Oil,” manufactured by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York. Sold by all druggists. dec 2 d ly. M Jam cm Frank has some of the best coal for sale at 20 cents per bushel. Office No. 25j4 East Washington Street. 7-2 Christmas Books.—Go early and select presents from the large and splendid stock of Todd, Carmichael and Williams, Glenn's Block. C-3-F.S.&M. i— • — — A Suitable Holiday Present!—If you have a dear little wile, get her to go with you to Kleitkam’s and pick yon out a nice snlt as a holiday present. If you hare not the above mentioned ••little piece of divinity,’’ go in person and get a Knobby Suit, that will Insure T«u la gettnmg one. He has Just received a line assortment ol Pantaloon Goods for the Holiday trade.' Remember the place,Heitkaiu’s, Ho. 8 West Washington street. G-dlw ToddyCannichaelond Williams, wholesale and retoil Booksellers and Stationers, Glenn’s Block, have nearly doubled their shelves and still not enough room for their large stock of Books and Games, etc., for Holiday Presents. Call on them early. b-S-F.S.&M. Furs! Furs! Fun!—The New York Far Manufacturing Company, No. 114 South Meridian street, will sell at retail for the next thirty days, their entire stock of fine ladies’ Furs at the lowest New York price. Special attention given to altering furs. 3-Im •All shades of Ladles’ Cloakings now on sale at the City Store. 30-tf For Nottingham Eace Curtains, or Loxutiful embroidered goods, try the City 30-tf

Store.

City Store, 37 East Waahlagteo street. 30-tf “Yonr I,o4ion tons cured me of Tetter (or Salt Rheum) on my haada of thirty years standing,” writes Joseph Ktotter, of Danville, Indiana, who haa hem using Palmer’s Vegetable Cennetic Lotion. 3-dJbwlw

offering Prints, Brown and Bleached Cottons, Canton Flannels and ail other TTn—tli s. at the loweet prices in'the city. Save money at the City Store. 30-U

SPECIAL NOTICES.

HYATT’S ffJFE BAUSASt, From its ntvmerou* great and wonderful cures ol Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, Scrofula, Dyspipsla, old Ulcers, Pustular Kruptious, Piles, General Debility, etc made during twentv-flTe J ears, used by tbe public, attest it, power as an Alterative Tonic, and Restorative of Healthful Life. Certificates at Depot, 158 Elm street, Cincinnati. $1 a bottle; six for $6; sent all over bv express. oet7 dim

Eureka Liquid Blue Is a superior article of bluing pnt np in three ounce vials which is rapidly taking the place of Box Blue. WARRANTED NOT TO SPECK CLOTHES. The attention of the tbask is respectfully invited. Send for a circular. GEORGE R. SLATER, Sole Proprietor, novlSdty 69 Fourth street, Pittsburg.

Holloway’s Pills and Olatment.Domxstic Remedies —No other formula combine so compact or concentrated a form the active and essential properties of medicine, or are so well adapted to family use as these popular remedies. Devoid of mineral and vegetable poisons, simple but efficacious in operation, they may be administered with equal safety to the Infant as to tbe adult. No household should be without a supply, as they are always useful in case of accident. Sold by all Druggists^ decS dAwlw

ffey* Solon E. ju. Yo

olon Robinson, Rev. Bishop Scott, Pmf. . unmans, Frank Bicker, Lafe Develin, Mrs. Dr. Bland, Orange Judd, and many others, will tell you that the Doty Washing Machine and Universal Wringer save their cost In clothing —ry year, besides saving one half the time and >-thirds the labor of washing. You may prove

two-t

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1 no one is selling, either . It, after a trial of

their statements true

Washer, $14:

forward, to places where

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month, V6u are not entirely satisfied, we will refund the monev on the return of the Machine, freight free. Large discount to the trade every-

where. Address

R. C. BROWNING, General Agent, 83 Courtlandt street. New York, or Cx. M. BALLARD, Indianapolis.

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Is StiHaUtUa Aeccssaiy? This question is practically answered in the affirmative by thousands of physicians every day Sometimes they prescribe the ordinary forms of alcohol; sometimes tinctures which are simply Inferior alcohol, more or less medicated; but no small proportion of the faculty give the preference to HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS, as the most carefully prepared medicinal stimulant at present known. It is impossible for prejudice itself to be blind to the marked success with which this extraordinary tonic and alterative has been administered in cases of DYarxrsia during the last twentv years. If it were possible to canvass the whole country for cases in which it had effected a cure of this obstinate and agonizing disease, they would number millions. No wonder, then, that it has become a standaed msdioim in every State, city, town and village in the United States, and that names, the most distinguished in literature, art and science, are the vouchers for its remarkable properties. The immense manufactory at Pittsburgh, with its extensive storehouses, is the largest establishment of the kind in the country, and, probably, in the world. The amount of manual labor employed in the preparation of the Bitters, to say nothing of the steam driven machinery, is greater than that of any other proprietary medicine establishment on this continent, and, by the blessing of Providence, the beneficial results of thia unequaled tonic and alterative are co-extendve with its continually increasing sales. nov26 deod w2w

TURNER’S TIC DOULOUREUX OR TURNER’S TIC DOULOUREUX OR UNIVKBSAIi NEURALGIA PILL* UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL. A SAFE, CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES. It is an unfoiling remedy in all cases of Facial Neuralgia, often effecting a perfect cure in a single day. No form or Nervous Disease fail* to yield to its magic Influence. Even the severest cases Chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous Derang ' .... - - tbe Mil nently cured by it in arewdavs at the utmost. It contains nothing injurions to the most delicate system, and can always be used with perfect safety. It is in constant use by the best physicians, who give it their unanimous and unqualified approval. Sent by mail on receipt of 81 and two postage stomps. Sold everywhere. TURNER A CO.. Sole Proprietors, UU Tremont Street, Boston, Mass. sep4 d3m-ood

ntnusAMM&MlirssAY Ermuxo, December T, 1887. Money—The demand for money on the port of the hog packers still continues to absorb all that the banks are able to let them have, and, consequently, other borrowers find no greater ease in the market, and we qpote rates firm aA 18 per ;i 71X69 W R dirlUiH Exchange—Ie demand at par buying and premium selling.

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in quotations:

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Revenue stomps are sold in sums Does $100 to $808 at threeper tent, discount, and la sums over

$300 at four per cent.

Quotatlonsofmoney and stocks in New Y'ork,

Saturday:

Money-Market steady at 7 per cent., for call

loans

Sterling—Quiet and firm, at 934eg: 10, gold, for

rst class bills.

Lower, opening at 137=,, declining to

first Gold

136 i ., and cloetog'186^.

Export* of specie to-day, 817,816.

Government Stocks—Without decided change

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Receipts of the Snb-Treasury to-day, 68.611 609 •

for the week, 636,680,041.

laymen’* to-day, *1,583,054; for the week,

638 456,648.

Balance In Sab Treasury. $1,148,888,488. Flour— Steady; family Is quoted at «u SO® 13 63

for best brands. Buckwheat, $5 26®5 50. Corn meat, ft 78 for new; no old tn toe market Graham flour. *6S6 53 per cwt.; middlings, $37 per ton for best. Bran, $33 per ton. Shorts, $36 per

ton.

Grain—Active; wheat Is quoted at *2 30; corn 70c. for ear from farmers; do. shelled, new, 75c.; do. do., old, 90@96c.; oats, 65c.; rye, $1 35; b«rley, *1 25® l 35; bufikwheat, $1®! 28. Pork—The market is steady, and $8 70 was the extreme price paid for extra heavy averages. The receipts are liberal, but feeders are not disposed to make any concessions to meet the views of buyers. The market closed with a wide range In the prices, say Dom |6 30 o 6 .70. The houses are all operating, and killed to-day to the foil capacity of their hooks. J. C. Ferguson

will kill to-morrow (Sunday.)

Hoo Market.—Our buyers are paying $4®5, the latter figure being paid for choice lots of

heavy hogs.—Adams County Eagle.

Thirty nine car loads of hogs were received at

iterday. About fifty adreceived to-day.-Mad-

rty

the Mainmcth Cave yes: ditional car loads were

Ison Courier.

The bog market in this city is active. Aikln A Co., on Thursday, killed 860. Parvin, Lewis A Co. have received 175 slaughterea hogs since Thursday evening. Heavy boss now command $8 per hundaed nek—Evansville Journal. Pork Packing.—The weather has been very favorable for pork packing daring the week, and a brisk business has been done. Up to last even-

advanced a little, ranging u Richmond Humming Bird. The hog trade at this point has been pretty active for three weeks past. Large numbers have been bought by Goodwin A Murphey, and ahipped to Richmond for packing. U'-der the influence of tbe cold snap, prices have improved recently, and *6 50 teems to be the price for heavy hogs.—Newcastle Courier. Considerable pork has bten bought up in this county at prices ranging from five and n half to six cents per i oand gross. From our latest advices it seems that it is looking up a little, and the prevailing opinion seems to be that those who cold on to their hogs for a time will realise a very handsome price.—Blooatfetd Democrat.

MEDICAL.

1835 STOP 1S66 YOTJIfc C O TJ Gr II. SELLER’S IMPEM/mT COUGH SYRUP Will effectually cure Coughs, Hoarseness, Croup, Colds, Whooping Cough, Influenza, and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs. It Is pronounced by all who have used it, the most pleasant and efficacious Cough Remedy ever introduced. It has stood the test of Thirty Years, and constantly grows in favor. No Mother should be without it. N > nursery is complete without it. In fact, it should be in every family. It is the most perfect Soothing Syrup for SORB THROAT and IRRITATED LUNGS known as hundreds can testify who have proved itaeflfeaey. It is prompt in ita action, always aafe, and can be given to the most delicate child with confidence and success. R. K. SELLERS h CO ^ Sole Proprietor?, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, uovll d3meod

HOLLOWAY’S YBBMZFtTOE

CONFECTIONS

- "1YR. UOLI.OWAT. some fifteen rears JlJ ago, witnessing the distress occasioned sickly children In taking tbe nansens vennifbges of that day, resolved to annaliae them, and from the most effective of these remedies succeeded in separating their active medical properties, - pure, totsl—s and inodorous. Then, by combining these with sugar, and moulding them into an agreeable confection, formed the present popular and effective Vermifuge known es ■•lloway’s Veimiffcge l C«BfccU«is

tv aanv.u aatavA# antuivsan

the old uauseous Vermitugee, to light of the poor little sufferers, tains no Calomel or other poison

•edie

SAMARITAN’S GIFT. The most certain remedy ever known, “Y'es, a positive euro” for nil diseases arising from youthful indiscretions. Balsam Copabto and Mercury discarded. Only ten pills to be token to eflbct n

ell

two to four

uays, ana recent cases in twenty-four hours. No exposure, no trouble. Price of male packages

$2; female packages $3. Sent by mail.

Samaritm Root ai* Herb Jiiees, The great blood purifier and remedy for scrofula, ulcers, sores, spots, tetter, scalds, boils, syphilis, and all eruptions of the skin. This is no experiment—it is a well tested remedy in the United States Hospitals, where these dlsea^'’3 assume their worst forms. Mild cases soon yield. Six bottles will cure the worst. Try the Rook and Herb Juices, and if it foils to cure any of the

above, your money will bo refunded b

agents. Price M 36 m

Sold by Tomlin

ington street, Indianapolis.

DESMOND A CO

above, yoor money will bo refunded by our JgySold by Tomlinson A CoS* 18 East wLh-

Ington street, Indianapolis.

.... >. DESMOND A CO,Proprietors, novl5 deod&w6m 915 Race street, Philadelphia.

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Wheaton’* Ointment cures The Itch. Wheaton’s Ointment cures Salt Hh« Wheaton’s Ointment corn Totter. Wheaton’s Ointmint cures Barber's Iteh. Wheaton’s Ointment cures Old Sores. Wheaton’s Ointment euros Every Mad

of Honor like Magic.

Price 50 cent* a box; by stall, iOcenta. Address WEEKS A POTTER, No. IW Washington fitnaL Boston, Massachusetts. For sale by all druggists,

octl deodAwly

RAtLROADS.

.

l<WMcto Every Horning; at ten o’clock, at Selklng’s saloon, 33 North Pennsylvania street. octT-om. For Boys.—We are opening; today, a full line of Boy’s Caaelmeree, cheap. Call and see them at the City Store. 30-tf One tbonsand Bhiawln received to-day representing all sizes ot plaids and all color*. Go to the City Store for bargainr.

30-tf

The “Unfortunate” ehoald read Dr. William Thomson’s advertisement on the third page. jel4-ly Children’s Shoes in grant variety, and all sizes, the best assortment in tbe city, at Llntz’s Shoe Store, 23 West Washington street. ai-tf A Household Word, Ihe best, the only reliable, tbe cheapest. Try it. Mrs. 8. A. Ailra’a improved (new style) Hair Restorer or Dressing, (In one bottle.) My wifo and children prefer it. Every druggist rolls It. Price one dollar. 4-$eod The Iffew York Far fflannthctnrtng Company make up their own furs into the latest style, and dealing exclusively in furs, enables them to sell to suit the tinea. tJT Special attention given to altering furs. nS8dl* CfiErforto made Don tho best materials, now ready at the City SUra. 30-tf J

Dima Goods, at 4h»CUy Store, 3?l toftoa ttnet. X ... - i

c^x-tcoib: - AND SHORTEST ROUTE EAST COLUMBUS kW~ IKDIARAFtLlb Railway lane. Winter Arrang;enaent, Dec. •» *•?.

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gredients.

£0 highly esteemed i* this popular Vermifuge. by the protessioa, that all inte 11gent Physicians who know of them, prescribe them in preference to other remedies, os not only more pleasant to take, but more effective to care. Parents and guardians, having the care of children, should keep them as a family medlciue; for they not only eradicate Worm s—those proto ef childhood—bat correct any derangement of the digestive organs, so prevalent with children.

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ARNICA

PLASTERS.

The Original and only true Arnica Plasters possessing the great healing properties of the Arnica y Flowers. The curative effects of these Plasters in all cases of pain or weakness in the breast, side qr back, and in all eases of infianmattoB of ton Lange, and Cough, are truly astonishing; they give immediate relief. Physicians prescribe them, and thousand. recommend theta. Gheerre—Holloway’s are tho Original and only true Arnica Plasters.

HXBSKBLLg

This Omtmant, after an experience of twenty yean, has proved itaelf a sovereign remedy for all Diseases of the Skin: having effected a radieal cure In every easenn which it was neefoonatngmany obstinate case of fifteen or twenty years' standing, that had previously resisted all remedies prescribed by the best medical

~ ton ekln become*

ritetlod Is __ smooth and healthy, and remains perma^ nently healed, without the use of any

other remedy.

tuAlly cured, no m*tt*i* of Low lone standthat have resisted all other treatment for many years have been effectually cured SiS* g£ , TiLSr2t&%S?ii heals in a very short time. Price 50 Cents per Box. If net sold by year Druggist, send 60 cents to Johnson. Holloway ft Cowdon, Philadelphia, a box will beseat , free of postage to any address. , OBSERVE—None genuine without the •igufttore^ftho pro^nuea ttewreftJOHHBTOR,

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xjcuraoxztr Bioramie Association ! i HieSINCEST WORK 0* SRTt A SEMIS OF WONDIRFUL EXHIBITIONS Bale of AdmiMon Certificates! MSTM1BUT148N OF PMOTOGMAFHS FRK81CK X-AXION OB' I> I O a A. M .A.! Farms, Memorials, AND Other Valuable Premiums On the night of the 14th of April, 1!«5, the hand of a wretched miscreant sent Abraham Lincoln to his grove and spread ineurning over a coutinent. Over two and a half years have elapsed since the calamity occurred that "plunged anatloa into tears.’’ and during that time a number ot the most prominent American Artists and Artisans, directed by a master mind, have been industriously engaged in the reproduction of the wRnessei a8 ’ eant ’ the Klantle6t tUa World ever THE HIOHAMA. OF THE FUNERAL 0BSEUUIES OF ABRAHAM LHfCOLIT, by the aid of over 100,000 Moving Mechanical I igures. Beautiful Paintings and Novel Machinery, tbe principal features of the memorable procession, ami must ttiurefoxo a* or especial interest every American citizen. Tbu stupendous Work ot Art, which was completed at an expense of over Fifty Thousand Dollars, and surpasses in grandeur, be%uty aud extent, ail others, has been pu chased by an association of gentlemen who wiU place It on exhibition in the Citv of New York immediately, and as soon thereafter Harrisburg, Pittsburg, Wheeling, Albany, Kochester Buffalo, Cleveland, Columbus, “Dayton, Uncuinati. Louisville, Indianapolis, Detroit. Chicago. Milwaukee, St. Louis, Cairo, aud ali other principal cities and towns in the Union. Numbered and registered certificates of admission will be issued at FIFTY CENTS EACH: Which will entitle the holder to one admission to the Diorama whenever and wherever exhibited and an accurate photograph of some one of the remarkable scenes represented by the Diorama. Off* tbe 99d Hay of Febrmarv, 18ft®, An Impartial Awarding Committee will distribute to the holders of certificates Til* DIOKAMA, and the following valuable premiums r One Farm of Four Hundred and Eighty Acres 1 U. S. Bond $1,000 1 Grand Rosewood Piano 1,000 Owe Farm wt 320 Acrns. 1 U. S. Bond $500 l Rosewood Piano. $600 Owe Farm of 1«0 Acres. 1 Camel Ha’r Shawl .. *1000 1 Diamond Cross iou, 5 Wheeler ft Wilson Sewing Machines, at ’ $150 each 750 1 Set Silver Ware 500 1 Rosewood Piano jtq 5 Grover ft Baker Sewing Machines, at $R0 each 750 One Form of Elguty Acres. 1 U. S. Bond jqco 5 Singer Sewing Machines 750 1 Diamond Ring 300 1 U. S. Bond 11,0 8 Grover ft Baker Sew ing Machines,. 750 1 Piano 300 10 Forme ot from 40 to SO Acres Each. 5 Singer Sewing Machines *025 1 Gold Watch (Hunt.) and Chain 400 1C. 8. Bond100 SWheeler ft W'ilson Sewing Machines 625 5 American W ate he* boo 1 U. S. Bond 100 IO Farms of tram 40 to 80 Acres Eacb. 10 Silver Watches (R. R. Timekeepers) $1,280 1 U S. Bond. ioo Ift Farms of from 40 to go Acres Eacb. 260 Pieces Silver Ware at from $10 to $50 each eg gop 350 Pieces Silver War© at from $3 to S’!© each, sjw) 80 Farms of from 40 to SO Acres ftaefo. 600 Articles of Silver Ware at from $5 to $25 10 copies Carpenter's Portrait of Lincoln. ^lOQ Twenty-four Farms of 40 Acres Mac J*. 5,000 Lincoln Memorials, making a grand total of Six Thousand One Hundred and Fifty Premiums to be distributed gratuitously to holders of certificates, each of whom receives one admission to the Diorama, and a finely executed photograph. Tbe Farms selected by tbe Association are located In Jasper county, Missouri. The land it all oFsaperiur quality high and level, requiring no drainage, rich and productive, growing ail kinds of grain and fruit to perfection, is well watered and in every way adapted to suit the wants of those desirous of locating homes. Pa- - ties can obtain any information they wish regarding these lands from tne Recorder of Jasper connty, at Carthage, Missouri; JohnG. Neil, Esu., (formerly of Ohio,) Preston, Missouri; william I razier. Esq., of the American Agricultural Land Company, No. SO Broad street. New York, and 1. A. Hutchinson. Esq., of Columbus, Ohio. The Diorama is the exclusive property of the Association, the designs having been copyrighted, and the mechanical figures patented; the person to whom it shall be awarded need, tberetore have no fears as to its reproduction, which u ot tne utmost importance to the owner, who with this protection, will be certain of realizing a handsome fortune from its exhibition. The Lincoln Memorial was written bv William T. CogglshaU, late United States Minister at Ecuador, South America, it is a work of 827 pages with a portrait of Mr. Lincoln, and contains a biographical sketch of the martvred President a history of the assassination, and a complete re cord of tbe demonstrations of emotion and respect paid the remains of the departed state*mfin. The Pianos, Watches, Sewing Machines, Silver Ware, Ac., have been selected with the utmost care as to str' - to be of the fi the Importe they were purchased. The Photographs were executed bv the leading Photographic Artists of New York’and Boston and will be valuable for their Historic interest. ’ H«w to Ofttota Certlftcotnn. Orders may be sent to ns in Registered Letters or Post Office Orders, in sums of from $1 to $25 at our risk, larger amounts should be sent in Dralts or by Express*. Certificates will be furnished at the following clnb rates: Single Certifices 50 cts. 11 Certificates, one address $500 to Certificates, one address 10 00 48 Certificates, one address 20 00

given ier extensive sales Address all orders and communications to the LINCOLN DIOR AM IC ASSOCIATION, , „ _ No. 13 Opera House, John Gueet, President Columbus, Ohio W. W. Beach. Secretory. dec7 dltaw4wS

HOLIDAY PRESENYS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS. “YY'Bhavebow in store the meet complete vnTOYS, FANCY GOODS AW NOTIONS, which can he brought together. A very large portion of them are of our own selection, at the piece of manufacture. We have a luge lot ef entirely new GAMES AND PLAYTHINGS, among which are a great many very instructive Picture Boohs, Dressed Dolls, very flue, Wax Toys, and trimmings to hang np for Christmas Photographic Instru- „ dy can take pictures, guns,School Bags,Billiards. Piaaee,Juge sine for children, DolIParlors.St jres. Toy China Wan. Doll Cradles and Bedsteads, Parlor Swings for babies. Tables and Settees for ehfidn* ftMfitweto eight yean eld. Reeking Horae*, Swiss Music Boxes, all sixes, German Accord eons. Cigar Cases of Turkish Morocco, extra fine, walking Canes, a splendid large stock,

scissors,

tooth pi '

Merseha

Vases, Oflifi

Sewing Boxes, inlaid.

Poekafi Knives, no pins ultra for ladies and gents, they have each from six to twenty four parts U scissors, gimhieta corkscrew, saws, aeoBtoa picks, nail files, screw driver*, genuine Imam Pipes, Chma and Lava Otnamentm Card Catos, Cigar Stands, Working and sewing Boxes, inlaid, Nooesiaires. Musical and other albums, Morocco Bags, Stoitocopes, Sterorooptc Views, Can* Chairs,Traveling, Lunch and

iNnrsing Baskets, andH for Houses and Church**.

ing. Lunch and and Crucifixes

novST-dlm.

CHARLES MAYER ft GO, 88 West Washington Street

BAKCIIY, ETC.

PARROTT, RIORUM * CO., 8XB A. ArC Cracker and Bread Bakery, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION DOUSE. M* Mm* WfoBhttoctMfi fofirrat, K K rieti»of“ My ° n ka)k4 *** following vn-

K88S

max cuut

BfoT'City and Country trade supplied on liberal

SUGAR,

GRAHAM and CRACKNELS.

SCALES.

1 Hsirbank’s Standard Scales.

W. *. HAHA1HP,

CHINA TEA STORE x fMA ...... CHI*** AND JAPANESE

UtoTMEB Bftknne, etc. LEATHER BELTING, MABVStoCTVBBD FROM Oil • TiNNU LUTIBB, AWARDS* THB F1BST PBBH1UM AT THB Indiana State Fair, Oct, 1867. RiMw Beltlig, Im« lit ftcUig, Genuine Cotton filled. RASPS PATENT LACE LEATHER, And all other kinds of Leather, for sale by JOHN FISHHACK, 125 South Meridian Street. nov26 d3m topcoMthp INDIANAPOLIS.

MUSIC.

im: tj s i c

BENHAH BRO.’S & CO,

Buceenfinrs tn H.

L.tteftfcant A Co.,

WHOLES ALB AND RETAIL

MUSIC DEALERS.

1* I A. IV O S

STIEIjtT'W.A.Yr

I* IA£N O 8.

GOOD CHEAP PIANOS.

GKAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT

I»A1 A-JIViO SJ.

American Organs,

SHEET MUSIC MNO BOOKS.

Musical Merchandise.

ST Agent* wan tod* In every couaty 1b Indiana to oanvasa for

The Western Musical Review

Am usemqata. lETfiOPaUTAN TlUATEL

MAMASS* AM* Dumoros..

■ M. ▼. Lumbar

Be*** eft Fvtceo; For Two IViifhtfo Only The gr»at sensational Drama, in flva acts and a Prologue, entitled STREETS OF NEW YORK AiBMfttoff ftMft Ttoesfittg KveftUaga, foe* ceaeter 9 a*« 10, " Will be presented the great Sen&Ational Drama in five Tableaux and a Prologue, entitled ' The Streets ef New York Tfce cast of character* includes every member of the company. CaWeau I-The Humble Pie Shop of Jonas Puffy—'1 he Home of ihe Poor - the etRurned Califoruian. Tableaux It—Union Squareon a winter’s night. Tableaux ill—Tenement House, Baxter street. Tableaux IV—The Fire. Tableaux V—The Home of the Rich.

la rehearsal an original American Cornedv, by Mr=. Sidney Bateman, entitled SftLF. N. B —A portion of the Gallery has been set aside for the exclusive use of colored rusoMs.

Morrison’s Opera Hall.

DON’T FORGET THE ORPHAN.

The Mendelssohn Society,

Voder the direction of >11*. T. IV. Oa will ©Id, Will give a MATIN EK Wednesday Afternoon at 3 o’clock, Aud in the evening a GRAND CONCERT, Both of which will l>5 for the benefit of the Indianapolis Orphan Society. The “Mendelssohn” will be assisted by VOOX’S OXLOYXESXXtA, 1117 it it CAR I. BKllGSTIailA, The eminent Baritone, (\vho wil) “Kathleen MaYOln•neeu* , in English,) members oi‘ the Gre 1*111 an iVlrpimerelAOi* And others. a^Ticket; for the Matinee, 25 cents t.» aU parts ol the house. Admission to tbe Concert. 5'J cents. „ 6®*' Reserved seats for sale at Bonham, Bros, ft Co. w ithout extra charge. I^-Se« programmes. deciidSt liOTTI’S GRAND OPERA! FOR THREE NIGHTS! WITH FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.

Signor Letti Legs to annomiee to the citizens 01 Indianapolis that the Great Opera Troupe will appear in XHKLL gUAND OPERAS.

X>ei' Freischnetz, (THE FREE SHOOTER,) Thursday Evoniug, December It, rMFirtlm, Friday Evening, December 18.

Faust, Saturday Fvenlng, December 14.

With the following eminent Artists: NIARlft FKKDKRICK. The delightful Prima Donna the briUiaut Artist, and the unrivalled Marguerita in Faust. 111’L.L.E The young and fascinating Frima Donna. MlttftOlt L.OTTI, The great sweet-voiced Tenor of the principle Opera Houses of the United States, Havana, and Mexico, FRAUZ HIMMEK, The famous aud popular Tenor. JOS. WEEVE1CH, The grand favorite Basso. NIK. MTElAfelAE, The favorite Baritone.

Full Chorus and Orchestra.

WILLIAM GUOSCUliTH, - Musical Conductor.

Signor Lotti begs to aunounce to the citizens <>f Indianapolis that no pain, will be spared lo make the three grand operatic representations as perfect ss possible. Price •( Admission: Parquette $1 ou Reserved Seats 1 *5 Gallery 0 75 The sale of tickets will commence at nine o’clock Monday morning, at Benhanr Bros, ft Co.’s Music Store, where .'eats can b : secured. H. GRAU, General Agent.

TAXES.

Taxes for 1867.

‘VT'OTTCE is hereby given that I am now ready i.N| to receive the Taxes of 1867 for IVI a x* i o n County, The Taxes for the year 1S87 are as follows, viz:

TOWNSHIPS.

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Address. BENHAH fofoft.’S * CO., jom.dftwftn fttoha—Molto. Ibdtona.

CIGARS.

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IN THE OTT AT

GREENE’S DRUG STORE*

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SOLICITORS.

SOLICITORS OF PATEBTS, COUNSELORS AT PATENT LAW. OHm 81 Kant Market StNto, INfoXANAPfoUft, INI Holiday

tenter Township, inside of the oily of Indianapolis, per ,

$100 gT. 30,16

Center Township.ix>ll inside of the city of i

Indianapolis 60 50

Ce ntre Tow nsh ip out-

Indianapolis,

$100.

per

w ...... .......... Con ter Townsh in.pol 1 outside the city of Indianapolis. Franklin township, per 4190. Franklin Township,

poa

Prirry Township, per Ferry Township, poll Pike Township, per

20

60 50

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50

SO 30

50 SO 10

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fiioo. Warren To

Lawrence Towns! per $100 Lawrence Township, poll Decatur Township, W*r fiiOO.;. Decatur Township,

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For one Vale!

For one Female

more than <

each Dog more than one

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