Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 January 1868 — Page 4
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DAILY HERALD.
WEDNESDAY MOBNINQ...JANUARY 22
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Army of tba Camtcrland. Toths Officers of the lots Armyof t\« Cwnftertond; UKNrucMKN—Having !>••• addressed by many of our formor comradoo from all portions of tbe country, in relation to tho formation of on organization to bo known ao tko “Bocloty of the Army of tbe Cumberland,** we bavo Anally deemed It boat to taouo o circular, auggcitiDg that Immediate aotton bo tikon hr the speedy consummation of this moot honorable and desirable project. Wo owe it to ouraolvao—to the country at Urge—to tbe truth* of hlstory—to the memo* rlea of tbe deed heroes, who went down at our aides on every ttricken field where tbe ban* neri of the "Army of tbe Cumberland” Waved in the forefront of tbe battle—to tbe maimed voterane all over the land—to tbe sanctified ties formed In tbose bitter daye which brought nut tbe manhood and (tern metal of tbe nation, that we no longer neglect eo Imperative a duty, and one that our noble twin "Army of the Tennessee has long since pel formed in a manner so creditable to Us own proud rec-
ord.
Not only tbo historic pait. with tta blended memories of exultant triumph and hallowed sadness, but tbe vital Interest of tbe present and tbe coming future, which "no man may know,” every Impulae of the heart, every »enttraent of patriotism, every principle of wiadom and ofmanhood, make It Incumbent upon us that this matter be no longer deferred. It is needless, however, to multiply words on
this subject.
The lustrous remembrance* of Cbiekamau-
SPECIAL NOTICES.
iTXitt Prep arid at rax Roosts op thk Yocwa Unit's Christian Association — 1. The Rev. Mr. , end "a friend of th*,
unfortunate” make' handaome contflButloao j, a superior article of bluing put up in three
Eureka Liquid Blue
to the JallllbrarT through the Young Men’* Christian Association. 2. Tho dally union praver meeting, held at the rooms of the Young Men's Christian Assoctatlon, will be led thli morning by Air. I.
C. Hays.
Bankrupts.—The foil owing person* b»ve filed petition* for adjudication in Bankruptcy: Jease 8. Zwo, Miami county; W.W. Armstrong, Vanderburgh county; David O. Allen, Allen county; John Dury, Marion county; Aaron L. Bunt, Marlon county. (^Meteorological rsporU for the Indianapoll* Academy of Modtome, by W. J. Elstun,
M. D., meteorological committee Barom. Therm. Dow. Rain 4 Snow Jan 90,9 P. M.. S9.15 SS. IS. •Jl.TA.M SaA) 28. 25. •• 21, * P. M 99.4* SI. «0A 0.00 « *1, * E. M Snow water 0
ounce vials which 1$ rapidly taking tbe plaOo of Hex Blue. WARRANTED NOT TO BPiCK CLOTHES. The attention of the txadS is rerpectfully Invited. Bond for a circular. GEORGE K. SLATER, Sole Proprietor. novl3 rtly 59 Fourth street, Pittsburg,
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Criminal Court.—In the Criminal Court yesterday, Annie Brown aud Hattie Steele were convicted of receiving and concealing stolen goods und sentenced to the I’eultentlary for one year. Robert aud Johanna Turboyvllle Indicted for assault and battery with intent to kill, elected to be tried separately, *ud tho trial of the former Is In progress.
- Non ArpiusciATtvx.—Ubv. J. C. Fletcher, a formor cui/ea of this place, and The well known wriur on Brazil, lectured at Terro Haute the other nlgUi, and the Young Men’s Cuilallan Association, whlch had tugujicd himlost tUlrty-tive dollars. Our Terre Haute neighbor* certainly do not appreciate a good thing, as Mr. Fletcher u one ol the most pleasing lecturers ‘on tho boards.” Doubtles* Josh Billing* would have crowded Dowilug Hall, w. — Cutting Akpkay. - The rumor of the stab, blog ol I,aac Rjbb, the negro bagnio keeper in the Fourth Ward, alluded to yesterday morning, turns out to bo true after all, atthough the Injuries inflicted are not very ieVsre. Samuel Johnson, tho msn who did ths Stabbing, was anested by tbe police last evenlog, and lodged in Jail. Robb, unfortunately, will ba in a condition to testify against him In a short time.
ga. Stone River, Fianklln, Perryvllla, Naah
■ ■ " ‘ ’ ilory where c
horrors »
speak for it most forcefully.
e, and other field* of glory where our coins faced the horrors ol a rebelllc
AHxusenteuta tbte Evening. METROPOLITAN THEATER-Mr Frank. Mayo—Jack t ailo. MASONIC HALL—Prof, and Madame Marallister, the yficat illusionists. To-slny’e Advcrtlaemcnts. MctroiKililan Theater.—M. V. Llngtiam, Manager. Cabinet Makers’ Union—Furniture. In bankruptcy—John J. Parsons, of Indianapolis, Marlon county. Tailorinr—J. A P. Granding. 35 East Washington street. Masonic—Itnper Comluaadciy, No. 1 lluajneas Notice*. lletnoval—Boot aud Shoe Store of Messrs Holly Jt Shrader. a Lecture* on Physiology—By Dr. W. A Payne, to-night, at Hryant & 8trat‘on's Business College. CITY WEWE. I * IJ 1 4> f ; 1C K X) I N' < * HI
Eighth of January Convention.
g The fu'l proceedings of the Demo.-ratic Ttate Convention, held on the 8th of January, Including the speeches of Honorable Jostni E. McDonald, Honorable Tboman A. Hpndricks, anil Honorable D. W. Yoorhee.s, hi-oeow being published in pamphlet form, and will be ready for dcTwry It: a few d.iy-i Tho price will ba as follows: For 10 copies $ 50 For 100 copies 3 60 For 1.000 copies 30 00 Orders, accompanied with the nouey will receive prompt attention. This Is a document which should be placed in the hands of ev ry voter in the State, and, as the type can lie kept standing only n short time, orders shoulal be sent iu promptly. Address. HERALD COMPANY, Indianapolis, Indiana. t3T Two cases u! intoxication wore g|psposed of in the Police Court yesterday. S37"nie enow has put a damper on everything In the Justice's line. JIaTVIx hundred and elghty-one persons paid income tax in this county last year. HGSTLawyorH should bear In mind that Friday is the last day lor service In the Common Picas Court. BjFrThe last will and testament of William M. Kessee was admitted to probate yester-
day.
Circuit Court.—David i». Thoruly is suit brought to recover property forccloted by mortgage la on trial. 3TTT The case in regard to the lefurmer of tbe Lafayette distillery has been postponed in tho United States Courfuntll Friday. CiTThe sleighing yesterday and last night was enjoyed by everybody who owned a sleigh or could raise money enough to hire one. We didn’t try It. Feix From Under.—A ..oal cart heavily loaded suddenly camo to the ground, on Virginia avenue, yesterday afternoon, both wheels coming eff. The horse was lamed, and rsmo near being seriously injured, and the the boy who was driving also hsd a narrow escape. Tried for Bhouting.—The trial of Robert Turbyville for shooting Charles Rifle, list November, commoner 1 in the Criminal Court yesterday. Johanns Turbyville better known n* the ’‘Duchess of Btringtown” Is indicted for the same ofl.nsn and will bo tried to-day probably. MACALU3TKH —Masonic Hall Is filled nightly by tbe lovers of tho marvellous -and they are many. Sjrao of thefeats of Professor and Madame Maculllster are inexplicable to the looker on, and nearly all are better than many given by some illusionists who call themselves unrivalled. The Professor will remain during tho week.
re
_ Your own memones, your own hearts, will plead most elo-
quently md effectively In Hs behalf.
In the lurthcrance of this object, therefore, we respectfully suggest that all officers of the late "Army of the Cumberland,” wherevir they are, and whatever their occupation, who can possibly do so, will meet in convention, it Cincinnati, Ohio, on tho 8th day of February, Let u* bo laggards no longer. Oar path 1* elesr, and honor and duty alike beckon u* to
follow It.
William D. Whipple, Brevet Brigadier General.
R. W. Johnson, Major General, W. T. Ward,
Brevet Mgjor General, G. P. THBuaTON, Brevet Bri^edier Oener&ly
HKNRY STONX,
Brevet Brigadier General, E. A. Otis, Captain. The attention of Indiana officer* who were at any time In the army of tbe Cumberland, licalled to the above circular, and those who reside In this city and vicinity, are Respectfully requested to meet at tho Court House on Friday evening next, January 24, at seven o'clock p. m., to make arrangements In refarence to attending the above reunion at Cincinnati, on the 81b day of February next. As full an attendance a* possible 1* desired. J. N. Scott, M. Kimball, 11. N. Conklin, C.C. Hines. John W. Blake, A. D. Straight, James W. Burgess, Capt. Riggs, B. K. Johnson, Frederick Kneflor, William M. Wiles, George W. Parker, Livingston Howland, Joseph T. Elliott, John L. Hanna, J. 8. Harvey. Tcatlmanlal ot Hespect. At a meeting of the Sigma Chi Fraternity, held at their hall In Oreenoastle on Monday tbe 20th instant, the following resolution* In regard to the death of Leonard W. McCord
were adopted:
Whkrkas, Through the dispensation* of an AllwUe Providence, we have been called upop to mourn the loss of a worthy and eateemed brother, whose superior talents gained our bigbcMt admiration; whose many virtues and smlsble disposition bound him to us by the strongest tics of fraternal love. The fell destroyer, death, came when he was In full strength and vigor. The congratulation* of bis many friends at his professional success
right pre him, still
me; tl
That throng
Creator, death has Invaded our mystic circle, reminding us that such must be tbe fate of
all of us.
lies jiv 'd. That, while our hearts are filled with unspeakable sorrow at tbe lots of Brother Met ord, we meet the chastening band ol
Him who docth all thing* well.
Jietolved, That Sigma Chi basloatone of her noblest sons, and around her ahnne a place Is vseant made. Ai a man whose superior talents betokened a brilliant future, whose many virtue* elicited tbe respect and
admiration of all, we mourn him.
liesolved. That as a temporary token of that great respect and Borrow which will be perpetual, our badg* a bo draped in mourning, and tbo j-wels of tbe Fraternity be enahrlned
aud bright protpects for the future opening upon him, still ringing la bit ears, tbe last
therefore
summons cai Hesolved,
Consolidation.—The new railroad formed by tho consolidation of the Columbus aud It • diana Central and the Chicago and Great Eastern will be known as ibe Columbus, Chi. ougo and Indiana Central Railway. It is to be hoped that tbe Chicago and Great Eistorn Road will now become what it always should have been- a first cla-ii thoroughfare. Tha shortest route from this city to Chicago U via Kokomo, and if the Great Eisteru Road was properly managed, the greater part of the travel would go that way. ARMYOF THK CUMBERLAND. — Tho first meeting ot the Army ol the Cumberland will be held at Cincinnati, on the 6th ifFebruary. We understand that a very large delegation will go from this city, nearly every regiment from tbiscounly having been connected atone time or another wild that organization. Arrangements hsve been made with the fob lowing roads by which officer* attending the meeting of the above society, in Cincinnati, on the 8th proximo, can return free on thepa)* ment of full fare ono way, viz: Lttlle Miami, Cincinnati aud X tuio, Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Cleveland and Columhu*. Indlanapolia, Cincinnati and LUny olte, Kentucky Central, Ohio aud Mlaiitslppl Cincinnati and Z mesvllle, Cincinnati, HamtU ton and Dayton, Dayton and Miohtg m, Chicago aud Great Eastern, Marietta and Cincinnati, and CinclnnaU, Richmond and CMokgo Railroads. Arrangement* are pending with other roads tor the tame privilege.
bit
e. be It
lithe working* of our
in crape for the space of thirty days. Rcavlvd, That a copy" of these resolutions be sent to the family of the deoeueri, and
also that they be published In the Ashury
ttertew. Grocnc title and Indlsnapolls papers; aud that they be transferred to tue X I Chap-
ter.
L. M. Hanna, 1 \V. S. 8wicnukl, ^ Committee. C. u. DnBitt LEW,) Mktrpodi.itAN Theater —The announcement that Bdlwer’s great tragedy of Riche, lieu would be played should have been aufflcient to have crowded the theater, last night, even had the cast been an Indifferent one. Mrs. Lander’s engagement waa such a anccer* that wo had hoped the lovers of the legitimate druma would have attended during the present week, especially when so brilliantly inaugurated by Mr. Mayo’s rendition of Hamlet. Poo many persons are continually decrying theaters because they do not produce the legitimate drama,and yet, when standard plays are brought out, tbe very same people will not attend. The ultimate object of a theatre, as ii the case with everything else, is to make money, and If legitimate plsys won’t pay, and clap-trap sensational, burlesque plsys will, then tho manager Is justified in giving tbe latter entirely, and the people should say nothing about . The entertainment laat Bight was excellent and we are sorry there were act more there to enjoy It. Mr. Mayo’* conception of tbe character of Cardinal Richelieu la In most respects truthful, while hi* rendition. Is very Impressive. He ha* more originality than any tragedian who has ever visited this city. Ula impersonation differ* In many respects from tho time honored stage Idea of Richelieu, and evinces great study rad careful preparation. The whole pertormance was chaste and elegant. A better one Is not often enjoyed at tbe Metropolitan. Messrs. Breyer and Foster, and Miss Kate Fletcher deserve particular mention for the able manner in which they sustained their respective parts. To-night Jack Cade will be played. Light, More Light.—We trust that the proposition which was Introduced at tha laat meeting of the City Council, to extinguish all airoet lamps at midnight, excepting thoae ou Washington street, will ba promptly voted down. Such * meoaur* would only have a tendency to Increase crime; burglar* would have bolter opportunities to prosecute their vtltsluou* labors, and foot pads and garroters could waylay passengers on almost any atreat wtm Impunity. Tnere la no doubt that tbe presence of tho light* prevent* a great deal of crime, and tho saving of gas effected would Le counterbalanced ten time* over by tho cost of capturing, prosecuting and maintaining criminals, to say nothing of the value of property that might be stolen. Virtue has no more UUclent ally than light, and la a city like Indtenapjlla, where the police force is so small, that no matter how vigilant the officer* may be, Ills impossible for them to wholly prarent crime, every street should, If poselble, be iighc.d aud the lamps kept burning durlrg all the dark hours. If tbe measure intro duced should be adopted, our police force, which, In point of excellence, will compa • with that of any city In the country, will nave more work than can bo easily attended to, and our citizen* will have another Ulustrat un of tho plan of saving at tbe splggot and losing at the bung hole. The Snow. -The Herald has heard of the thirty-two snows that the "poor Indian” has propnesied will take plfca this winter, and it Is undertaklag to tally them; but It hot only five notches on the stick yet. There were two bona fide snows yesterday, rad there ha* been fully ten since winter began. Give Mr. Lo a fair chance.—Evening Commercial. We believe _ln giving everybody s fair c iance, and ;bava no disposition to axclude Mr. Lo. He promised thirty-three, not thirtytwo, deep snows. Hot Utile gusts, a few flakes scattered hare and then whitening nothing, and incommoding or gratifying nobody, but deep heavy anows, detaining railroad trains and street cars, bringing out the sletgtw, and giving the cbllren loU of fUn. If tbo "poor Indian'’ proposed to do the square thing, U is time for him to "get up and dust” or snow, whichever you like. Important Rcvx.nub Cask. -The trans'er »f tho Indianapolis and Lifajette Railroad to the Indlanapolia and Cincinnati Ballroad has created a good deal of trouble at various time*. First, ao Iqjunction forbidding the sale wa* procured in tbe United State* Court, and then a perpetual itaao was mada which virtually amounted to a sale. When the leaae waa made tho revenue officers claimed taxaa to ths amount of 9100,000 on the trrasaction ss s bon* fide sale. The railroad msn refused to pay It, on the ground that It was not a sale, but a transfr I n the nature of a lease. The matter has bt’a brought before the Bureau (f Internal Revenue st Washington, end tbsosis (■ now pending. Tb# decision will probably be announced In a few day*.
BemoTml.—The IBeot sand Shoe house of Messrs. Holly A Bhrader has been removed from tOl West Washington, to Mo 86 West Washington street, under Masonic Hall, where they constantly keep on hand a good assortment of boots and shoes of all kinds, rartlculsr attention given to custom work. *. 22 6 Lectures ou Physiology mud Human Character.—Dr. W. A. Payne, of New Y'ork, lecture* at Bryant A Stratton’s Commercial College to-night. He will also give a course at Purdy's Commercial College, Phrenological dellneatlona at the Bates House. ♦ —i Lost.-On (Saturday Evening, January 18, a Mink Victorias, somewhere on Massachusetts avenue, or Ohio, or Illinois streeU. Ten dollars reward wilt be paid tbe finder by leaving it at thl* office, or at Mo. G8 South Meridian street. M Tlnae May hear and Hlanch your brow,” but it can not silver your hair, if you use that excellent renewer, known aa " Barrett’s Vegetable Hair Restorative,” to tbe absolute excluaton of all the vile compounds with which the market Is flooded.—T'orfamouth Journal. Good Furniture at Auction today, at Festheraton’e Rooms, at ti'A A. M. Good variety and the most of It Is nearly new. Be sure and go. Fealherston always gives bargain*. Wm. E. Fratherston, Auctioneer. We Take Pleasure la Stating, that J. A W. C. Burk, Coal Dealers, of thli city, have for some months past been weighing coal on our Fairbanks’ platform scales, and that we have not even tbe shadow of-* doubt but that every load of coal sold by them I* weighed, aud that the weights as they appear on their delivery Uokat* are positively just and correcL 21-3 SMITH A Goodiiart. Removal-Jewelry Store.—M. Stacy has removed hit Block of Watchea, Jewelry and Spactarlo* from Mo. 11 North Meridian, to Benham A Co.’s Mualc Emporium, Mo. Ui Kxat Washington street, where be will be found with a new and elegant stock. Particular attention paid to Ladles’ Fine Jewelry. Will be pleaied to see my old customers and the public generally are Invited to call. Blllarda! Kllllsarda; Billiard*! The Adams Express be* arrived With six sets of Billiard Balls, not the ones stolen from Mr. John Buegele, but entire now onto from the manufactory of JuUus Balke, Cincinnati, Ohio. Person* daaUtma of trying their skill will do well to give Mr. Huegele a trial, at tbe Weil known establishment. Mo. 13 East Washington street. 21-3 Why tbo Family Dye Color* are used.—The celebrated Family Dye Colors of Howe A Stevens era In almost universal use— 1st. Because they are the best In tho market; 2d. They cost but little; 3d. Can be used In any household with tbe ordinary utenalls of the kitchen; 4th. Include every color that 1* wanted; 5th. Merer Injure tbe moat delicate labnc; Gib. Save tho necessity of getting new garment*. Fsaitbloa'o Yermliloa Edict.—For once, Fashion baa made a decision in strict accord with tbe highest taste. She baa decreed that the Extract of the " Might Blooming Ccreua” shall be the perfume of her votarleatheir only perfume. It la, therefore, the exclusive odorof the " exclusives.” Manufactured only by Pualon A Sox, Mew York. Sold by all drugidata. 31-2
Typhoid Fever. This disease L not only cured by Dr. Badway’s Relief and Pills, but prevented. If exposed to It, put one tcaspoonful of Belief in a tumbler of water. Dilnk this before going eut in tbe morning, and several times during the day. Take one of Badway's Pills one hour before dinner, and one on going t* bod. If seized with Fovcrtakc four to six of tho Pills every six hours, until copious discharges from the bowels take place; also orink tbe Relief dilated with water, and bathe the entire surface of the body with Belief. Soon a powerful perspiration will take place, and you will feel * pleasant beat throughout tho system. Keep an taking Belief immediately, every four hours, alsb tho Fills. A euro will be sure to follow. The Belief is strength, onlag, stimulating, soothing, rad quieting; it is sure to break np the Fever and to neutralise tho poison. Lot this treatment be followed, and thonsands will be saved. The same treatment in Fever and Ague, Yellow Fever, Ship Fever, Bilious Fever, will effect a cure ig twenty-fonr hours. When the patient feels tho Belief irritating or heating theskln, a cun is positive. In all cases where pain Is felt, the Belief should be used. . . ; Relief 50 cent*; Pills 95 cent*. Sold by all Druggists. „. . See Dr. Badway’s Almanac for 1888. Jan7 d2weod
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CHINA TEA STORE Headquarters la Indiana I'OB
on the tsa 4ay of Fobrmnrr, toss,
(Or as foon thereafter a* possible,)
impartial Awarding Committee will dis-
iu«e to the holders of cortlflcstes r II K I) I O Ft A. IVI A. And tho following valuable premium*:
I Farm of 4R'I a res; 1 U. H. Ilond.fd.000; 1 Grand Kosownod Piano, fil.noU: 1 Farm of 390 acres; l
CHISESE ASD JAPAKRE PTSaWtlKftytWA'fRii
of 180 acres; 1 < araet hair Shawl, gl.OtiO; 1 Dia-
s^p | asond Cross. tl.QfU; 5 Wheeler A Wilson Sewin
The China Tea Store, (EXTABEISHBD Ilf. 1869,) Jfo. 7 ODD FELLOWS' HALL. feblf Asun B. B. LRR. SPECIAL NOTICES. Irani it ami ixaran SCRATCH I SCRATCH!! SCRATCH!!!
In from 10 to 48 hours.
Wheaton’s Olntmsnl cure* Tha Itch.
asond (Jro*«. fl.Of-J; 5 Wheeler A Wiiwin Sewing Machines, at $150 each, |7yi; 1 Set Silver Ware fOOOi 1 Rosewood Plano, $500 ; 5 Grover Jt Baker •wing Machines, atf 150 each, $750:1 Farm of 80
nd, $100; 5 Singer Sewing Malamond Ring, $300; f U. 8. Bond,
Sewing Mach acres; 1 U. 8. rblnev, $750;
can Watches, *.too; i tj. o. nonu. $iuu; iu Farms of from 40 to 80 a tes each; 10 Silver Watches, (Railroad timekeeper*) $1,530; 1 U. 8.
i. (Ral'roi
Bond. $100; 10 Farms ol r.om 950 pieces Silverware at fro: $6,000 ; 850 pieces Silverware
Whaston's Ointment Wheaton’s Olnimcal Wheaton’a Olntmmt Wneaton’e Oinbn.nt Wheaton’s Ointment
cures curtM cure* cure* cures
halt Rheum.
Tetter.
Barber’a Itch. Old Sores. Ev.ry kind
of Hamor like Magic.
Price GO cents* box; by mail, fiOeehte. Address WEEKS A POTTEB, No. 1*0 Washington street, Boston, Massrchusetta. For i*l« by all druggists oetl deod&wly it A LAD1ES 7 ~PIlY!SICIAfti T adios from all parts of the United states conAjsult Dr. A M. Mauriceau, Professor of Diseases of Women.whose treat and successful reme lice, specially adapted for thalr ailments are known through! the country. His great experience and skill, derived from over twenty year* successful practice, devoted exclusively to tbe Treatment of ibe Uissases ol Women, especially as connected with the married ststo, hs* given ladles tbe utmost confldoace consult him, either by letter or In person, and ■ assured of prompt relief In all cases. Ills celebrity la known to over hall a million of ladles, a* th# author of "The Married Woman’s PrlvateMcdlcal Uompanien” designed special! or married ladies, in deUrato or precavlou health from dangerous confinement, deterlldn, symptoms, cansee and remedies. Price, $1.
Npeelal Notice to Rlarrlo* and Single
Ladles who suffer from obetructiona
larities, or are la constant a«ony for many months, preceding confinement, or have diffi-
cult, tedious and dangerous deltve
or Irregn
hi
liverii
In ca are hazardous during Vuch* time'w'ilT fl°nd Portuguese Female monthly Pills, The most wonderful, reliable and certain remedv. Thousand* of ladies use them with ififallible cot Utility. In all c-ses of stoppage or irregularity, or suppression of nature from whatever cause they are certain to succeed, and aro, besides, por^frou^y e ln5 y r*rJ^r a ^ U,4iaC,lll^, 1,ret ” lroJ They can not fail. In recent caae* they succeed in forty-elgM hour*. Price, $3 per box In ob-
‘ tronKer suouid
l a DK. A. M. HAURICEAI/. Professor of Diseases of Womf n, OflUAg No. 1*9 Liber(jr Street.
fr °«
me* >1 fi
. , ram $6,000 : 850 pieces «a h, $S,00J; 90 Fa 5 0 articles of 8iiv
:oplcs Carp
irms of 40 acres
i40 to 80 acre* each; n $10 to $50 oach. at from $8 to $30 40 io 80 acres each;
rerware ai froi
rms of from 40 to 80 aero* each;
) articles of Silverware at from |Mo $95 each, $4,000; 10 Copies Carpenter’s Portrait of Lincoln, $100; 21 Farms of 40 acres each and 5,000Lincoln
Memorials, making a grand total of
0,130 PREHlrtVIS! gratuitously to holders of cerrnom rcretres One Admission ind a finely executed Photo-
To he distributed llfiealcs. each of w
to tho Diorama and
grai ’ HOW TO OBTAIN CERTIFICATES. ~ Orders may he sent to u* In regl-tered letters nr Post Office orders, in sums or from $1 to $83, at our risk; larger amotmtv.should bn sent in Drafts, or by Express. Uoitlflcatrs w ill be furn-
ished at the following
CLUB BATES:
Single Certificates'... fiO cent* 11 Gortiflcates, ono address $5 00 *3 Certificates, one address 10 00 48 Ceitificatcn, one address . 20 10 BP* Prqmpt and energetic Ladles and Gentlemen of <v<wi!> cninscmt, wanted *• Agents, to whom a liberal commissiou will lie paid. Kxtrs-
offered.’
om a liberal commissiou will bo pa
ordinary inducements and special premiums
A&‘Send tor Our PrlTh*« Clrcalar to Agents, Address all orders and ccmmnaieatlons to the Lincoln Dloramlc Aeaociatlon* NO. 13 OPERA Bovax, — Columbus, OBia 8. M0M1LLIN, JOBKGL‘HT U Pre’’t. tr0Ct ' a * ent ^ ^ °“ T - W. w. Uxsco, Soc’y. Janll-dltSkW
In Bankruptcy. , ) At Indianapolis, the District of Indiana, SS :> leth dav of January, > A.D.. 1868.
county of hhh’lon, and State of Indiana, Rad fibrahamGriggs of, Brooklyn, lathe county of anti otato of Indiana, within aaid iSl*-
JaiflfldStltaw _ In Bankruptcy.^ District of Indiana, SS I ’ A. D., 1868. T^iaisji.'f.'sui'h’ssisYjai S ^ssssrsii JanlS dtwftaw Assignees.
ITCH: ITCH!! 1%;? ^SSST«j . ’ tow “* i * .r , irrt+r , i -
SINGER’S WORLD RENOWnED SEWING MACHINES ▼mined at Mff. For tb* sixth largest list we will giveoa* of Unk’s FarfinH KBlUlB^MaeUBM hold only by Messrs. Dow* AUea. In this city. Yala«d at $00. For tho seyeatb largest lut w* will give a
Premlaai Bnckaya Wino'and Cider HUl and Frooo,
From tbe Boe<l and Agricultural House of J. George trtlls, of Indlaaapolta, valnod at $60. (For the eighth largest list we will gty* a Morningl GI017 Parlor Stove, From I. L. Frankem’t House Furniehlag Emporium. of ladiraapolie, vained at 6$0. To every peraon who rail vend ut a list of tweaty flutoortbon wo wiu gir* a splendid PHOTOORAFHIO ALBUM, ▼alaed at flfft
JOT All persons wishing to coape** tor the MF* AU peraon* aro requested to tend thalr llsta weekly. Send for Specimen Copies.
auto may be made op of a eases from different post offiooa at th* following rate*: Torran tor Use Wooklr Heroldl 8&ng!srjZ"™~~-"-oa Clnbe of iwanfr, or over, one year bo IV’No paper sent unUi the money is received. Remittance* maybe made by Poetofito* Money Oroars, Drafts, Bank Checks, or by Bag* _RB“Agmts may canvas* In any State Bast, West, North or South. Adore**. USB ALB OO HP ANT, f acpll d*w ■Indianapolis. Indiana.
BANKRUPTCY.
IR BRRtruptcy. ) At’ Tndlananolla th* District ol Indiana, 88 Itth day of January,
ELASTIC AND LOCK STITCH Sewing Machines, 21 Bast Washington street. AS
WSMT8D BY I. r». KVANS Sc CO,, ■annfactnren of Lin seed. Oil, IMS. Delaware St.,Indlanapolia. AS
■RlTUs HO WAKD * CO., Jobbbers and'Retailers in Dzcsr a- o o s . “TRAM PALACE,” M and 18 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS. AS
Sc BKO., Wholesale dealers In Copper Distilled Boarhoa and By* wraunay. Also, dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors and Cigars, No. 77 S. Meridian St, IndianapolU. JW* Finlay A Wilder’s celebrated Toledo Ale for Sale. AS
JOnif WOODBBIDGE dt CO., ixroRTBtta or Chlaa, Class A Qaeeaswart, 16 w. WaaltlBfftaa street, INDIANAPOLIS. AS
FfIBE proprietor* of to* UxnsLO, with the view A ol extending to* eireulaUon of too Weekly edition, hav* redaeod their rate* of •ebseriptlon, and oflbr tha following valaabbk premiums to get-
tor* up of elabs i
To to* perton who will sand ns to* largest
number of new yearly subscribers
tbe first day of re'
WR. (IXATDLlxK, Wholesale Dealer In *" J9L m- 3EC JHL Grocers' Paper Bags and Flour Sacks, TWINE. Ae. 16 3. Meridian street, Indianapolis. AS
V. BL'TSCB A Bicnaon, No. 37 Fast Georgia Street,
Keep all grades of
O O -A. JLt ! At lowest market prices. Giro tbei
a call.
AWARDED TOR
FIRST P K K Nl I F 91
AT THE
Indiana State Fair, Oct., 1867. Rafeler Beltiaf, Hose aid Faekiag, Genuine Cotton filled. PAGE'S PATEnTTaCE LEATHER, A‘nd all other kinds of Leather, for tale by JIOHIff F1SHBACK, 125 South Meridian Street, nov96d3mtop eoltthp INDIANAPOLIS. RAILROADS. GiXJICKI TIME SHORTEST ROUTE EAST Columbus Si Indianapolis Railtray Line. TO INEW YORK, S3 HOURS. Wlater A raws cv-naeat. Bee. 33, ’OT. T I _ Hay ^ ! jflght ^oaTO. j Bx press i Mail Expreaa IndUnapolU..', 8 00 a.M. 10.10 a.m. 9.06r. m
Richmond > Piqaa ! Urban* i Dayton Columbus
Newark .
Zanesville
Dennison. Rellairo.. Pittsburg. Cleveland
Toledo Detroit
Thlra Night •( the Celebrated Tragedian, MR. FRANK MAYO, WeiaesiAj Ereali* Jai. 22, 1868, Will be presented Judge Conrad’s tragedy, in five acts, entitled . J"-A-CIC Or, The Bandentea ef Kent. Aylemcrc, (Jack Cade) Mr. Frank Mayo
Chi
g^JTMatinee Saturday at two P. M —‘‘Nobody’*
Sandusky
Meadville. Salamanci
Dunkirk Buffalo . Harrisbi
em AS
Philadelpl New York
Botto
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11 05 “
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urg.. 5.10 A.M.
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1150 “
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4.20 "
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10.20
8.45 p.M
MASONIC HALL. Seven Nights in Wonder World,
COMMgXOING
Saturday Evening, January is, '68First time In the city of Prof and Madame Macallister,
THE GREAT
ILLUSIONISTS OF THE BCE, Who will present each evening a choice selection
of their
■llusioiM, Wonders and Miracle*, ^Embracing Science, Mirth and Mystery. ■OO OTE HUNDRED lOO Elegant and costly PRESENTS will be given
away every night.
Admission 25 rents; Reserved Seats GO cents. Doors open at seven; commence at eight o'clock. A. grand Gift Matinee will be given ou
Saturday, January S5, when every i hild will receive » handsome gift. Admission 25cents to al ]
partsof the honie. Doors open at half
commence at three o'clock.
: past one;
Ian 14 dllt
l®:: 10.10 “ 8 00 “ 1016 ’■
2 00 P. M.
12.'5 “
135 “ 9 *5 “ 2 45 A. M 4.35 *.K 8.G0 “ 5 35 “ 11 85 " 195 “ 7 00 ” 5 10 •• | 10.'5 “ 4 00 r M. 12 15 A n.
HARRY WESTON. Business Manager.
SHIRTS.
previous to will give a
TOGO, CARMICHAEL A WILLIAMS, Wholesale Booksellers and Stationen, Publications of all denominations, MlnlaUr*' and Sander lehool LlbrarIw, tinting Broke, Bic. Glenn's Block — Indianapolis. AS
URLSHIIE Lift ISSl'BANCB CO.
Which has a capital of Marty Om Million of Delian. Boliov lag, as wa dn, toat a Hto policy in a good company to ba a bortar Invaatnonk than tb* am* iinoviiii deposited la any bank. To too person sending aa to* tooond Ur grot 11*1 we will give on* of
WILLIAM KNABE A CO.’S
Celobratod Gold Modal Seyan Octay*
Rosewood Pianos
BBOWNINO 4k SLOAN, WHOLESALE DRCCCISTS, APOTHECARIES' HALL, Nos. 7 and 9 East Wahbin&t.a sUret Indianapolis, Indiana. AS W. HaRUITA R At BRO„ Wholes ale Dealers in .Tew York Keca mod Bal> tlnaere Una Oysterw, 65 South Illinois Streat, JanlS dlmAS INDIANAPOLIS.
4.00 P. M ACCOMMODATION for Richmond. Dayton and Cincinnati WITHOUT CHANGE. gfeg-SUNDAY NIGHT EXPRESS leaves at
9.«jF M,
3.00 A. 14. DAY EXPRESS, connect, at Columbus with Fast Express Trains, via Pittsburg. Uellaireand Cleveland. One of the famous SILVER PALACE CABS is attached to this train at Col to PHILADELPHIA aud
OUT CHANGE.
0*00 P. M. NSW YORK 1- .la ■ 1 — ..I I, r, . J loaves daily, Suudaya in'-ludod. STATE ROOM SLEEPING CARS attached to this train run through to DENNISON, 288 mile,. 5VITHOUT - - avoiding an early morning change
B OO P. M. NEW YORK NISHT EXPRESS
r, Sunday* iivlm ■ G CARS altachi
through to DENNISON, 288 CHANGE avoiding an early
via t restllne route.
g^Tbe SATURDAY EVENING train from Inunsnapolls al 9.(M r. n., by this line, arrives at Pittsburg, Harrisburir. lialtiinore, Washington Philadelphia and New York 6 Hours In Ad*
vssv.ee of Cresllne route.
Hj^The 3 00 *. M and 10 10 *. u. trains connect
at mchmoud for Dayton; at Piqua for Toledo aud Detroit; at Crbana for bandasky and all points ou the Atlantic A Great We,tern Railway,
and the Oil Regions of Pennsylvania. H^Yhrough Tickets good via Piqua or Day-
ton.
• R^-Ask for tickets via COLUMBUS, which are tor sale to all the above point* at tee Union Depot in IndianapolU, and all ticket offices in the West. J. M. LUNT. Gea’l Superintendent. F. CHANDLER, Gen’l Ticket Agent J. S. SHACKELFORD. Western and Southern Agent. dec5 dfimAsun
With largo round eoraen, on* row of etonldlng
i. Gotolo too* andro ” _ — '
IOX-
of Indianapolis, and
earved lyre. This Piano
o tbe person sending ns toe third largest Hat
will give a fin*
Two Horse Farm Wagon, Manufactured by th* Indlnnnpoll* Wagon rad Agricultural Works, valoud at 6160To the poroou sending us to* fourth Largest Hat we will glv* one of Slagen* CelfflrttM fewtaf RUcMim iYalaed at RM.
J. K . SZKJKRPH, Manufaetnrer and wholesale dealer ia Bffffts, 8h6es aai Leather, Also, dealer ia Hides, Oil and Shoe findings. No*. 47 and 49 South Delaware Street. INDIANAPOLIS. AS A. C. BKACKEBCSHs DtXLIE IX FARM HAC HI Iff FRY, HARDWARE AND 8BRDS, Wroten Depot for tbe National Plow Company. T5 Wmt WuniaoroN Sraarr. JanlfidSmAS Issdldnsiwo lie. iplogei. Ttawnan * Cw., MA.NXrFA.CTXTHEI=lS Whole**!* and Retail Dealers in FTTIRITITTTIRE. Factory. East Street—Ware rooms. No 71 and 73 West Washington street, jan 14 dSm AS Issmsunaywlla H. HclmendorffT Ac Vo., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ncALnaain FLOUR. FEED. C.UVER, TIMOTHY SEED& Etc., Hand St Masonic Hall, Indianapolis, Ag’U for Biard A Goagh'sUnion Steel JanlfidZmAS Plows.
B. K A U F Rfl A T ,
Wholesale Dealer ia -
L I U O K. S ,
and sole manufacturer of
Hr. Mm n Aro mm’s BUterw,
No. 114 South Meridian St.,
JanUiUmAa INDIANAPOLIS. ( Al. Uyrkit St toon*.
Doors, Blinds,
M&~ FA. ST T IISZtE
BY THB
GREAT BEEJjINE ROUTE. NBW SCHEDULE—JANUARY 12,18(8. EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAINS of icBELLE FONTAINE RAILWAY' leave INPOL18 and arrive at points named be-
tbe~BELLEFONTAJN
DI * N APOLI8 low, os follows
Indianapolis. 2:10*. ro Union 5 55 a m. Dayton 8 .25 a- m. Bellefont ne.. 8A5 a. m, Sondu-ky ; 7^6 p. m. Mai ion 1040 a. m. Crestline 11 A0 a. a. Cleveland. A:50p m. Toledo 84)' p. m. Alliance 3:30 p. m Meadville 7:15 p.m. Detroit 6:15 p.m. Dunkirk 9:15 p. m. Pittsburg 6:45 p.m. Buffalo 10 40 p. m. Harrisburg. . 5 10 a. m. Albany 9 40 a. m. PhliadelphlA 9:25 a. m. Baltimore . 8.50 a. m. Washington 11:16 a. m. New Y ork 11:50 a.m. Boston 5 .00 p. m.
Depot
10 4)0 a m. 1 30 p. m. 5:15 p. m. 5 52 j) m. 6 :< O a. m. 5:22 p m. 6:15 p. in. 9 55 p. m. 6 S') a m. 10.50 p. m. 10.16 a. m. 10:10 a m. 8 ,36 a. m. 2:30 a. m. 5 36 a. m. 1 50 p. m. 4 40 p. m. 6.10 p. m. 6 JO p. m. 10^)0 p m. 9 30 p m. 12 00 m.
8:50 u. m 12 45 a. m 8:25 a. m. 3. -07 a. m 4 -48 a. m. 5:50 a. m. 9 40 a.m. 10 50 a. m. 3 .45 p. m. 3:40 p m. 5 20 p. m. 2:45 a. m. 6 00 A m. 7.-00 a. m. 8:50 a. m. 11:38 A m. 10 :15 a m a 4. -iOp. m.
‘Accommodation for Union leaves Union at 6.-00 a. M.
DAT , Indii
NIGHT EXPRESS leave*
Union Depot. IndianapolU, at850 P. M.
sleeping cars att
toebed to the 8150
V. u train run to CRESTLINE for Breakfast at
5:50 a. M.
'The 104)0 a. M. train of thl* route from
lauds its passengers in Pitts-
Wash
InWIna PuLIS lauds its passengers in
luffalo. Harrisburg. Baltimo:
blladelphia and EVEN HOURS
Sasb,
Flooring, Window and Door Frame,,
Ac., Ac , Ac.
Agent* for R. Bail A Co.’* Woodwork-
ing Machinery,
Mila—Corner of Tennessee and Geor-
gia slroeta, Indlanapolia ind.
anUdSmASun
BUWBN, MTBWABT A CO., Wholesale Dea'ors in PAPER AND SCHOOL BOOKS, Wall Paper, Window Paper, Blank Books, Ac., Ae. IMTatt Washington street, fridiannpoli*. KEYNOLDN* HOLLiDAY, fOBazas or Kez*OBene Lamps Bronsed Chandeiinra, Braeket lamps. Lanterns, and Lamp Trimmings ginerally, "X.TTC. R.’^Fliut GUu* Chimneys. No 13 3. Meridian Street. Indianapolis.
Brush Manufactory
Wholesale and Retail.
SCHBBDB/b At FKICKBR, No. 194 East Washington St.,
INDIANAPOLIS.
All kinds of Brashoa on hand and * * ' * *8
manufactured to order.
00RIEY, LAYMAN & FLETCHER, (Successor* to Dorsey A Layman,) Importer* and dealers in Hardware, Cutlery, WINDOW GLASS, ETC., 64 B. Washington fit, Indianapolis. AS
NOTICE.
TVOTICJE T 8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE WILL OPX FEB at Public Auction, February 3.186», one open Buggy, left with us for repairs la May, 1867, if not callM for and charges paid ou same. MILLER, MITCHELL A STOUGH, Cor. Kentucky Avenne aud Georgia sis, Sleighs and. Sleds, \\r E HAVE A FEW GOOD SLEIGHS. ONE v V and two hone. Also a tew pain of regular Yankee Bob Sleds, all for sale cheap. Also, a second hud sleigh. MILLER, MITCHELL A STOUGH. Jan lSd8w
burg. Buffalo. Harrisburg, Baltimore, inaton City Albany Boston, Philadelphia NEW YORK more than Btor*dEVEN H IN ADVANCE^M of tbe Columbus rouU>. JOTTHE bATURl-AY MORNING TRAIN of this Line, leaving INDIANAPOLIS at 1040*. it., reaches the above named and other Eastern cities on MONDAY morning Bfi^ONE DAY IN ADVgNCE^W °f th* Columuu* Route. H^DIRtTr CONNECTIONS via Unin* for Day ton, via nidney for Toledo and Detroit and
vi* Bellefontatne lor Sandusky.
ieS:10*.M. and 8 50 r. w. Trains reach'
ire thaa TWO HOURS IN
ite.
HT*The 2 10 * a and S Dayton, via Union, more t
ADVANCE of the Kichmoi
ffir*The 10 *. m. Train arrives at Davton, via ION Ul AKTSBOF AN HOUR IN A ii VANCE
the Richmond Route. ‘ThefidOa. ■. an
trains run rough eon-
stllne,
train runs daily, except Saturrcct connections at Crestline for all
flarThe 2:100.11. and 10:00 A. M. dallv, except Sundays, with close th
nentions at Marion ; Th, 6:50 r. M. trail
dayt. with dl: point* East.
lUp-SECURE THROUGH TICKETS by the “UMKAT BEE LINE BUUTK,” over tbe BELLEFONTAINE RAILWAY, which are for tale at all Ticket Offices in the Western country. J L. COZ AD, Superintendent. K. A. FORD, General Passenger Agent.
decl4 d3m Asun
BITTERS.
ASK TOUR GROCER FOR ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR ASK EVERYEODY FOR THE HIST OF THE HOMING BITTERS. THB PUREST TONIC IN THB KNOWN WORLD. Missed of a Morning, IW 3STOT TAXUEIsT. d * ^’’ ■^® onts Jfidfottapofis.
These SlIIRTS are always made in the moat perfect manner,are of several different grades ot material, and can be »upplied from stock on hand to fit men and boys of all sizes, or made to special order. Send size of Keck and length of Sleeve, and three er six perfect fitting SHIRTS can be sentanvwtaere for a very moderate
price.
Write for Circular.
DOST PAY HIGH PRICES But See Our $2 Shirt. Orow SB Shirt La mot n cheaply ■made "hlrt, bat oroe oCfime limem. romd ro good firm nuabe mi mrooliro. well and elegamtly pat togpetber•o aa io make a arohatiarotlml fiar•■emt, mmd we will oerod oroo asmy • wtoere oecmrely pmckwd upon re-
ceipt of the above price.
np< ot me above price.
In finer Nhirta and all artlcleN fro Ntero’a l-'urmihhlntg fiaooda. we are
equally low.
PARKERS, 30 West U asliiiiRioii street* ell liSinflrstadrunderamusements.
MERCHAWT TAILOW1WC. CLOSING OUT SALE.!
The undersigned will tell hi- entire stock of MERCHANT TAILORING ROODS BELOW COST, Moat be Closed Out by February 1. fTHlE STOCK consists of the finest or goods and J. trimmings, aud wilt i>c made up in tho best styles. THIS IS XO HOI BUG ! Uait aud seo for yoursclvc-. II. 31. FOLTZ, !So. 31 INorth Peronoylvarola St.» Second door south of the Post Dfllce. jan!5 dSwAsn
DYE COLORS.
UOWEAi STEVE A S’ Family Dye Color s
SEWING MACHINES.
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
^ O a* wfitAWABaraeei ^ a Mlffnrt MAtR RESTORATIVE BAhHBTT'ff Vegetable Mr Restoratlre J- ff. Barrett & oo., ProprMro*, ““•"’W.S.wm,. W. w U. isSKS!
BOOT* AMO SHOtl.
Wm mmamrro »a.
Tbe Great America* Canbiaatla* BUTTON BOLE OVERSEAMIXG AND Sewing Macihine, la warranted to exccnte in the host manner ev variety of Sewing, Hemming, Felling, Conii sking, Braiding, Gathering, Quilting, CM mlng, Embroidering on tbe edge, and in aaon makes beautiful Button and Eylet Holes, ill fabrics. * It haa no equal, being absolutely the beat, FAMILY MACHINE, In the World, and intrinsically the cheapest. All who desire to purchase are requested to •end tor circulars and sample work to th* SALESROOM OF THE COMPANY, Sam all went Comer ot Kloveroth mad CheetromC street*, Philadelphia, Poroaejitrarola. lyto’Sd puralraw.'” the M * chlne ’ XTOttRous--A. General - Agent OR LOCAL AGENTS, WANTED FOR THE STATE OF INDIANA. nov!8 deodAwSm . , 0
BLACKING.
*
. yC i ——
XO TUB ZoAalDlSa.
THE CIFAOEFRAHCAJB FRENCH ORESSINC. ttmaket to* leather soft rafpStohto^ *' 1 • It will not rob off when wet and toil the aklrta
Bo aure and get tb* genuine. B. F. BRoWN A CO., Froprtetora,
Boston.
CA.TJTXOIC-.
fair dealing, for the reason that they cost the retailer twenty-five cent* per down mere than other kind* ofDyes in the market, while be retails them all at the same price, consequentlv he makes twenty-five cents per dozen more br 'set-
line an Inferior article.
We pnbllsh th is caution to gnard onr customers against Imposition. Accept none but Howe A Stevens’ Patent Family Dye Colors. They are tbe original inventors of an Improvement which originated this branch of business, and made dyeing a domestic art. They have had. also, five years’ experience in this particular business, and have been constantly Improving the quality of their Dyes. AU the eolora, both in Liquid and Powder foim, are manufactured by tbe under.
signed, and we can supply our cut aitaer. The Liquids duaot require
■ ' ' tther
n dyeing; bi nost good,, t olortng bt
s’ton
iwde:
. _ . nnd coat# th* same per package. In ooloruig block, brown, drab* and greeas, wo would advise the use of the Powder colon in preference to the Liquid, unkes, for ribbons or
some very small article. MANUFACTURED BY .MANtofiX HOWE.
(Smceeesmr t* Havre * Steveae.) v,—v .. *«0 •***«» ■x»0*w*F, DecJO pdeodAwSm Baeion-
r colon
re soi
will
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
J. R. BARRETT A CO., Proprietor., mancbwtxb, N. M. LOUD A SMITH, General Northwestern Agents. Sold by *U Druggists. dec20 deed*w6o»