Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1868 — Page 4

DAILY HEBALDTHURSDAY KORHIHO

JANUARY 80

INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD HIRE TABLE. OtmpDUB aBd lA4i*na OtvtfslStUway. rmAiirft L*At z. abbitb Txsrts^r'.y.jttt jsij Riohmoud AocominodAtiott. P- M. its£2 ssi.it Cincinnati and Indianapolla Junction. (ClUCIKNATl TIA CaUBHIDOB AND OOUKXaaTlLl.*.) Cincinnati Exprcts • 8:00 M. 11*2 T. M Cincinnati nxprcas. IO IOa.M. 2;00A M Olnsmnatl, Elcbinond and OUle»ao Railroad. lOlMJlKKATl VIA BlCHHOn»0 Cincinnati Bapreaa •.•00AM. 1:00 A M naiiafanluii-a Kaiiwatt—Baa Una Routa.

. .*»»:£

awwtlwf i'JSf'5: “S51:!

... 6:S0 1*.M. 0-00 A. M

Saatarn kxpies Might Kxpreaa ln«U»y Axproa*

A0

Nadlaon Ballroau. SJ,... Jafiaraonallla Railroad. 8:31 A.M.

9.1 A '

6:16 P. M.

JOKO A. M «;)M f. M lOKXJA.M 1 1ft P. M b ao r e

Chicago KapCCit.

Indianapolla, Fara and Obloago Hallway. Chicago Mall 1:00 P M. icllA.M Chicago Express 6:60 P. M. 4:16 1'. H Ldfaratta andOhloago Railroad,

9 50 A M 6:0O P. M 1M A. M

OlnolnnatlRallroad.

Morninir Kxpres,. .1:804.11. SIXIP.M Mail and AccominoUulion. ,10.10 A. >f. ]S:SO P. 11 Chicago Express * 8:50 P. M. »:00 A. M ManiiisyllloAccoinmodat'n 1.50 P.M. 10:10A M

Tarro Hauta and Indianapolla.

Arrow Express * :3l) A. M. 1:60 A. M St. Louis Kxpre«» 9:00 A. M 10:00

Chicago an 1 St. Jo Express 0:35 A.M. Accommodation 12:60 P at. Chloago Might Express 8:40 P.M.

Matioon Expre St Louis Night

axpruts

.. 9:00 A. ] 19:60 P M. . 9:30 P. M.

4.96 8 96

A. M P. M P. M

Amitsciucnto tblo Ewculng.

METROPOLITAN TIIRATER — Mr. Frank.

Mavo 'Streets of New York

f’O'ilny's AdTertlaemotito.

Metropolitan Theater - M. V. l.lnghain, Maa-

atrtr.

Masonic Hall—One day only. Tom Thumb ami

his family.

Coal—James Frank, tut a East Washington

street. ’•

Medical—Catarrh, Rronchitis, Scrom’a, etc. flair AforI. — J. T. Mahorney, removed to ftft 'OWtli lllinoi* street Elliott. Ryan At Co, wholesale dealers in liiiuors, etc.. 4H South Meridian stroc t Machine Works—B. F. Itelheringtou A ( o., eid ■•South Ponnsylrania street. IFante l—First class Rillcr. Prospectus—The Lonisrltle Courier—Reduced

terms.

MasonjV -Meeting of ludi:vnn]HiUs Chanter of

Rnje-Crois

The Fire* *.n«lT«ra»rr •* the Bvoa« far F»l®*»«liee» Wehaen* rur»nant to notice the Aral anmrertary of the Home for FrlaBdl«i Wo«ien was observed last night at the Third Presbyterian Church. The audience wm quite Urge aMemlinced dulling B»My:who vtm IMM for tie eatabllshment ol su<A am It^tutlw tor many yaar. The metoUv wm <*U*d tc order by Third Church. Governer Baker waa callod

upon to preaMe.

The Gorernor, on taking th« chair, told that he did not Intend to maluhipeeob; h»aerhly desired to lell the manager* of tha home that b § heart waa with them In the work. H* fa Jolced to sue auoh an effort made to raise up fallen woman aed enable her to again tread the paths of virtue and respectability. Out social laws hjid always aocordwTniore With the JewMcedlct whtoh said of the fallen, “•Take her out and atano bar to death.” than with the apitit of the Master. He hoped some day to see such Institutions and reformatory homes carried on by the State, where women would be led aright, and not aent to the penitentiary, to consort with evil characters and become viler than ever. Ho hoped to see, at some time not far distant, a ayatem of pnnlatment for crime, commencing with the reform fa'in and ending with the penitentiary, which should have the good of the criminal at heart. S«w, If a young man committed bf larceny or maufllanghter unthinkingly, or In the heat of youthful blood, be could only be sent to the penitentiary, there to meet murderers, burglars and criminals of the deepest dye. lie rejoiced that efforts to effect a change ware being made, and hoped they might bo met

with the greatest success.

The first annual report of the Secretary was then read. As it covers the whole ground end gives a complete history of the houae. we

publish it lu full:

Some time in the year 1803 Stoughton A. Fletcher, Sr., gave to Indianapolle aeven ■cres of land lying *outhw®at of the oltj, near White river, on condition that within e certain time a bouse should be built for the abindoned v-qraen living In squalor In the river Lottriiw, f' serve as e prison for the fractious and intractable—aa a home for the more mild ami teachable. The gift wae accepted and the house commenced. Raven thousand dollars bad been expended on a foundation, when the work suddenly came a stop,all thy moana of the treasury being

rpllrcd for bblintv money,

lu November, 1SC0, the subject was revived by vi-itors to the jail, who. from time to time, reported the condition of the prisoners at the daily iioltn prayer meeting, end at the mintIng of the Young Men’s Christian Association. On the 2l»t day of January, l»«7, at a regular meeting of the association, a committee was appointed tc Investigate and report upon the practicability of opening, at an early day, a uouse of refuge for homeless and destitute women. At tbo close of the daily union prayer meeting on the morning of the -lth‘ of February, a committee waa appointed to act with a committee from tho Young Men’s Christian Association to secure a suitable

building for such a home.

February,

req'

Uiislocaa Notices. Night Blooding Ccrout—riiab.n A son, New

CITY N EW S . r» jr o o in k i> i >f w or Eighth of JanuaryiConventioc. Tba fu 1 pioceedings'nf tbo Democratic Stale Convention, held on the 8th of January, inrludIng tho speeches of Honcrablo Joseph E. McDonald, Houorhb’e Tnouis A. Hchdricks, and Honorable D. W. Voorhees, arenow being pubUthodin pamphlet lorm, and will bo ready for da Ivory In a few dips. Tlio price will ho as follows: For 10 copies * 50 for 100 copies . r, y) For 1,000 copies aj oi Orders, accompanied with the money v .11 recoiva prompt attention. This is » docs: nioni. which sliould bo placed in the hands cf *Vfd*y- voter In the State, and. as the typo can bo kept standing only a short time, orders should be mt la promptly. Addr. ss. HERALD COMPANY, ^ Indianapolis, Indians. Eynood weather for ico p ickers. | U3T StlDglcg cold weather. JkiT Skating nrTTst lie tine. —■ - YtTThe Criminal Court b.n adjourned until February 4. fj}"' Colonel J. E. Kobiusou and Hon. John I’etiit, of L»fa> bite, were lu tho city yesterday.

tope^heSsvIorist, remembering now.S* when

on earth, ‘‘these least."

Pit ns hive been taken to understand the workings of establishment* of the kind to other ctliea. Borne of the managers have traveled emprtoaly tor that purpeee. But informatten has bees obtained ehUfly through letters end report*. tB* history of elBiltar efMaaeacbuaetta, tom* of many years continuance, givvTgreat encouragement. - It la Impoaelble to close this report without an earnaat appeal to tho City Council for sa•tstance. A building miglit be erected which would make the city Jsil unnecessary for women. and which would unite the security of a price* with the advantages ef a reformatory

home.

The report of tk* Treasurer was then read, showing that the total receipts during the yesr were fa,S96 18, and tha expenditures $1,921 43, leaving a balance In bank of $574 68. Mrs. Smith, formerly Ike Matron of the Home, and now a City Missionary, gave a Very Interesting account of the workings of the Institution, the feelings and actions of the Inmates. She read copious extracts from the journal kept by her In which every interesting or unusual incident was noted down. Addresses were then delivered by Rev. Mr. Prsy and Rev. C. K.Slms, the latter of whom described a visit ha had made to tha Home, and spoke of the esusee leading young girjs to lives of shame, analysing at some length she customs and duties of society In regard to these fallen ones. •“ The meeting was very Taterestfng throughout, and we ragret that every one interested In the good of humanity and the elevation of the raceronId not b« present. ThrHmhe enters upon Its s^sond year with renewed pays['•eta of usefulness and suoceee, which, we earnestly hope may bt reniixed to the fullest extent. The causa appeals to all oUUans, Irrespective of party or creed for hesrty co-op-eration.' The first annual meeting of the society under whose charge the home Is carried on, was held at the rooms of the Young Men's Chrlxtin Association yesterday morning. Themeetlng waa -oaUod to order at nine o’clock by Jamea M. Ray, the president of the board of trustees, and MV. S. Hubbard offered prayer; after which the constitution was read by Rsv. William Armstrong, clerk of the

board.

Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Ray.Mrs. Rappee snd Mm. Wilson, on the part of tha board of managers, and Messrs. W. S. Hubbard, I. C. Hays, and W. II. Hay, on the part of the board of trust*es, were appointed a committee to nomtsute members of the board forthe ensuing year. The oommittee reported, end the meeting elected the following as the Hoard of Trustees: JameoM. Ray, G. Ov Webster, Samuel Merrill, Wilson H or row, W. S. Hubbard, William H. Hoy. E T. Sinker, P. IL Jameson, J. H. Yagen, IssaoU. Ua|d !>. U. Snyder. . *

- - ■—r-’ iMFOgTERtwTwo in three perstMe bsv* bee* heard of as tgylng tot S»on*y into their own pockets under the jalen that ihey were soltcUfhff <Wto* thaYetUg:Men's Chris-

ti« A wool alloy. ■ Ut t$e beuef otont be their guard agatobt the impositions of such bn aver. \e 1» ssW that one Pater Bedia H an impdttbror'tiWfc etamp. * " ‘

burgh county. .> David G. Footer, Yigo coucty. Johu Wile. Vanderburgh county,

—

I3"Motcorologloat-taportS for the Indiana polls Academy of Modtoi^hy W.J. Klatun M. D., meteonilogteirtosomtmxtce: — 'Bbtow. Tl»«rnr« Bain A Snow Jan.SS.O'P. M.-fOSb 15. 1ft •• 29. 1 A. M. .98.4.1 1 is. “ *3! a F. M. . 90 44 3 5 2.5 0B0 1.59 fcyroi. Motmt, at the Branch Restaurant, on North Pennsylvania street, is still receiving large quantities of the famous Saddlerock oysters, which are served up 1* Inimitable style. For a fragrant steam, broil or fry, commend us to the Branch. G. A. R —The State convention of the Grand Army of the Republic was in session at the State House yesterday. Ofltcers were elected for the ensuing year, and other business transacted, of which we could obtain no Information.

SPECIAL NOTICEt.

Debility and jjjj - Both result from the lack of ability (0 conTert *l the food into huttiment. How nr , h i fort bote •offering from these o' t4rmUg , ynl ^

* remady that will

digest! rs organ*.

terns to Immediately resort to a ettangSban the stomach and

T

INDIANAPOLIS.

KTAarjeW,

—^— — For, as icon a» thit dcairali^ . obJoct hA3

BiSKRt Prs—-The toWoWtng petitions for compllshod, the health imr ,0,0 , ad ihe »«tlent adjudication In baul^uptcy Were filed yes. resumes his usual (wry >Da( autwarance. H 0 &-

tord&y * T f icT p fEB»ft fcTn'jrA/iix z~! .

Watts, Crane &CO-,(lavolu:jtary,) Vender*

iea, ■

his

LOCAL ITEMS

TETTER’a STOMACH BtTTERa bare attained a world-wid# ’popular' .sy lu such caaoe, and bare been proven the beat, sod safeat means of removing constitution, tWaink the atomaab. giving energy to Sh* llvor, -gnd rollering every symptom of nervousness Wed depression of spirits. It* chocring and benwAclal effect* are highly spoken og by Sbeusaude, who owe to It their restoration to health. Norn toratlve in the annals of medicine has attained the asme popularity in tho short 6pace ef tl> ne It has been before the public, or has non the high endorsement* ncooMtod to Shis excellent tonic. Many other preparations purporting to inv correctives and restoratives, have been iutraineed, and have perished one by one, while the popularity of HOST&TTEB’S STOMACH BITTERS continues to increase, and is now rccoguizad as a stanoord household medicine. The sue aess which attends the use *f the Bitters evince* at once Its virtues in *11 rase* of debi tty and diseases of the stomach. Certificates, almost without number, have been published, attesting its truly miraculous power In removing those painful and fearful ulseases. And at Mils Hme It seems idle to do more than call attention to tho great remedy of tbo age, in order to awaken public attention to lie excellence, it is the only l>reparation of the kind that is reliable in all rases, and it is therefore worthy of the consideration of tbe afflicted. jautS deodAwtw

At a meeting held on the 6th of

ladles composing nlno soliciting committees .

were directed to canvass the city for funds. The committee reported the following A committee was also appoloted to prepares laiirtat Board of Managers for the ensuing

“r

n i the 13th of February a meeting was ied for the purpose Ol 9e»Cs»«*timr an or-

T'r »..lllUUO» pr.j~«

elected ^nT- , --*f“uw*« chosen. Alt parUes entpreii upon the work with fear End trem,,n„» i- like attompllogto walk upon tha water; buttbe blessed Maslcr said, “Be *1

good cDeer."

A house contaialng nine room*, and situated In a pleasant let on North Pennsylvania *treet, was obtained. On account cf it* publicity, as wtl! us lor muuy other reason*, it

we* not ail that Could oe desired.

Toe lirat tooiate.' if the hams wore from tbe Jail—an Institution which Is a disgrace to a

Xbe LArtmc Hreaxtb of the 1*1vinest flower that blossom* In the garland of nature ts perpetuated In I’hklon A Son’s extract cf the “ Night Blooming Cereut." It ia am uachangaabla, uoequettod and Imperishable perfume foy the handkerehief, dlatdled from the central leaves of that queen of the

floral kingdom.

Phalox & Son, New York. 8ohl by all druggists. t :M-8 “How Sian Te Bloom Mo Freeh and Fair*" goes the old 8cotch song. How? Why, those who show the bloom of health on their checks take I’lahtatlon Bitters, which has the power of fortifying the system against disease, and of regulating tbo digestive apparatus. Are you dyspeptic, weak, void of energy f Have you little or no appetite, headache, continued lassitude and depression of spirits!’ Take S. T.—1860—X , and bloom and beauty wl^l returp. Jho Uu'.ersiuve become

a honsebotd friend.

MaQNOUA WATItn-—A delightful toilet article—superior lo Cologne and at half the price. 28 0eod»tw2w Chmrles B. Nwble, Bss|., Beaacrnl Agent for the Michigan Central Railroad, No. 173 Broadway, New York, writing to a friend in this city, under date of July 81, 168A, say s: “ ralmcr’s Cosmetic Lotion cures a difficulty that In my cum has baffled the skill of the best physicians 1 corrtd find, cf different schools, fur pearly three years, and I am now | looking quite like a man.” 28-diwlw We> call Mpwclal attcmtlom <0 1 tu- «.iv*rtu*ment a in another column, of ‘‘Bpesr’a Fort Grape Winer'’ • pure and uoadulteratlve grape wine. InvilnsMe In sli knew. : Jan SC-iTuTiASabfcwTy.

A LADIES’ PHYSICIAN. lies from all partaof the United States cm lit Dr. A M. Manrlcean, Fr, fet»or of D4 of Women,wboie areat and suocessfttl rem-

are

J^adies fro

kill

eases Ales,

of Women,whose treat and successful 1 cAtcs. specially adapted for their ailment*

known ihrought-the nonnlry.

1JU great experience su'd skill, derived from over twenty year* successful practice, devoted exclusively to the Treatment of the Distaaes ol Women, especially as connected with the married state, has itiven ladies the utmost confidence to consult him. either by letter or in person, and be

assured of prompt relief in all case*.

•HI* celebrity is known to over half a million of ladles, as the autlior of “The Married Woman’s Frlvate Medical t^ompairion” designed specially tor married ladies, in delicate or pvecu’lou* beaith from dangerous confinement, describing

symptoms, canse* end remedies. Trice, $1.

Wholesale Dealers in XaiqaorfBt Tobacco tfo.« South ^R&im^fftre’t, ' ^Jjan^am ^TypTANAPOLH.

LKATHCII BELTfMC^TC.

Boats wwommuamGK ArO.i in rl ,*■: v»»Ho ufroaTxas or Chiaa, OUfiS A Qffeeiswarf, IB W. toaehlMBtmm aarMty INDIANAPOU8. At

$% OOI> 4X BOYD,

Lobri-

- , m&nofscturers of Pure t-fjer Vinegar, 15 Month morldian Street, INDIANAPOLIS.

V. BUTSCH A DICK.KON, Ao. 27 Hast Georgia Street,

Keep all grade* of

O O -A- L ! At lowest market prices. Give them

tel pn.

• call

TODD, CARMICHAEL A WILLIAMS, Wholesale Booksellers and Stationers, Publications of Ml denominations, Mlaiswra’ and Snndky Sekeol Hbrar1m, Sinsing Baeaa, Bio. Glenn’a Block... Indlnnapells. A3

BBOWMINO * MLOAM, WB0LESALE DRP6GISTS, APOTHECARIES' HALL, Nos. 7 and 9 East Washington stieet Indianapolis, Indiana. AS

W. 1>«R(JIF»K At BKO., Wholcfale Dealers in mew York Keys nnd Baltimore Cma OyeSrns, 86 South Illinois Street. JanlSdSmAS INDIAN AltoLIti.

Special Neticc to flnrrleM end Single

L.edlen.

La4i«a who anBer froaaobstrnctiont or trregw-

la constant nkony for mnny lag cenllneaent or hare diffl-

larities, or are

months, preceding f*

cult, tedious and dangerous aellTerie*, who-e lives are hazstiloa* during such time will find

the

Poitngneae Female nmsthlr Pill* The most wonderful,relixblaandcertainremedv. Thousands of ladies use them with infa liblu ceitaintjr. in all esses of stoppage or irregularity, or ktippi<|M!on4f nature from whatever cause they are certain to succeed, and nre, besides, per rectly healthy. They ar. telenUfienlly prepared ofco.Uy and rare extract*. They can not fall. In recent cates thgysncreod in forty-tlgnt hours. Price, $B per box. in obstinate cases. those two degree* stronger should be used. Price, So. Address, DR. A.M M.U RICF.AU, Profkesor of Disea-es of Women. Office. No. t» Liberty Street.

civilized, to say nothing

noma

*• »

of a ohrlaitan

Tb« “I'mforf nnnt« I»r. William Tbotnso&’a

third pax*.

mnnltv. It is small, loaky. 111 vanulatod, and ihoTign in two depart:,, nts, la 10 conatruated

ntrsry on tho part of our County Commlt-

ud

• U'- > Si u tu u-.vv# tAxi|A«»t t>u. ut.s, IB SU tdiJUBtrUOttoU that.m apHe of the ootrnundable effort* to She

hi at

1

w. men have constant

goorant children and ahamn1 crammed In togotb»~ x,u •™'

t-v.'" ivunil Hlatl. Frank Fl'zhugb and Wm It. ilcudersou were ycaterday admitted ti practice rs atWneya In the Circuit Court. iL’i?" Enthusiastic skater* atlompted to enjoy themaelvea ye*terdsy. It la tlmo for the tool killer to como around.

tar Thirty-four eoldlore of the regular arnry passed through the city Inst nlg’is to tUo“Far West,” wh^reeverthat msy be now. 5l37*\YiIit*m McGregor was appointed adraiuistrator of the estate of the late Paul l»r*wry jcsterday. Assali.T.—Henry Upbana, who believed in the motW-SQp and at ’em" waa lined 98 60, by ’Squire Cuuloti,,for cultivating his pugilistic talent on the body of one N icholoa Snyder. iS^Urder thecxhlieratlDg Influonce of the weather or leap year, tbe marriage buslneae islooKing up. Six connubial permits were jsiiled yesterday. . LTf The Police Board at iheir uioetlng yesterday, appointed Captain E. Hoppe night policeman for the Filth Ward, to b'l tha vacancy canned by tho resignation of.Tohn K. Lange. IST The newly elected board of the home of frlnudleas women will meet this inerulng at nine o’clock m the room* ol the .Young Men's C’hrtatian Association.

slouers, men municatlon.

ie«s villains arorrammed In to c

ploy meet is sff irdud. Cu-•wearing, gambling, fighting and Aitny fun till up the lieadful day, ex—pt that new and then. In milder moods, the women curl each other’s hair ard, in rpite of iheir tattered garmanta, otherwise undertake to gratify the love of dnery. which with m*ny has been tbe eauae of their ruin. A vleltor lays that •‘one half hour tn this place is enough to cure a taste for gaudy dr cm." Of course there was small nope of reformation In creature* »o degraded. Those who accepted an Invitation te tbe Borne were not averse to being made good, by a iciwt-r ex<ern»l to themselves, but their wills were weak, their passions were stroqg. their —1- —— ,h-iin«r. thev loved nothing, not even thfinjelvc.-; they were stcKiy, uniiMju m n srrulnt, and had no habits ol Induairy; and ifler a Short trial, with few exception’*, they •■preferrc l tdlcne*# and shame tn labor and restraint ” Nevertheless, they helped forward the cause, for they gave Information of the IIiu-g to associate* who had not yet reached rbe rlcvra'istion of tbe prison. In cotiaeiiuence their Mic.cesc.or* lialonged to a better class TMinm/the month of .luno It was proposed

■l*n’ajl*b*Sttoe Aasodstlon ’'iralT IT dfulth, be relieved

of Hiv iloincetlc . If ill* of the Ilnme. and that

bv

i h at

rrvlee* te devoted to its eptiltual Intcr--1-, iilid that khc ho appolntod addUionnlly, City Mb slftttory, the Aaaoclorion offering to pay (die hundred and tlfty dollars toward* her -alary. Tho propogiilon was accepted and Mr,. Uwuti W.a* engaged as Matron. 8arah ?mt!h'* lahw* n the capacity of Missionary hive been untiring. The hospital, the Jail, iLc poor farm, and the house of infamy, all hear wltac;* tn her failnfulluos-; and the man who baa tempted the lirnorent to shame, and who has wrltbbd under her scorching reproof, utvea his unwilling testimony to the Same effect. In this connection It is iiupossihle to pvss over the services cf Mr. Plinth without an acknowledgement. They have bout inval-

uable.

The ccciipant* of the Home, since its estab-

lish m. 11 Vbav* hern aa follows:

K.'chty-seven adult*, of whom llfty-slx were fall: 11 girl-, live virtuous girla, twenty soldier.-.’ widow*, four women who had been desert.J by their bus hap da, ten who received a

night'* lodging. In addition ItHIo girls—one taken out of Judge Scott, one foundtiy t:

Twenty received

man, Mr* Dr. TboapiM*, Mr*. Thomas II. Sharpe, Mr*. Jeremiah, MoL«ne. Mrs. J. B. Z^t. mVi’.j.'h, blood, Mrs. Chsrles 5. Todd, Mrs. Hannah Hadley, Mr* Chari** Moores, Mr*. Jameson. Mr*. Dr. Raw, Mrs. Calvin Fletcher, Jr, Mrs. T. Haughey, Mrs. Jamea M. Bay, Mr*. IV. J. Elliott. Mrs. Hattie M. Adams, Mrs. Cloky, Mrs. J. U. Sharpe, Mr*. Benjamin Harrison, Mrs. Aaron Ohr, Mrs. Erie Lock*, lira. Drborab Moor* fir.-,. Nr*. Stoughton Fteteber, Jr, Mr*. W. H. Morrtaop. Criminal Covat—Jennie Watte, for re. c*ivlag*toieh goods, ww arraigned and pkad

not guilty. -

Edward Hwofford with*-'" nl * P 1 ** Bot gnitcy, and 8 pi** «f guilty of p*Ut I

larrw«j* H* was aenteneed to four dav* In the CIHWl^E AKD

county Jail, but was relieved from coats on ac.

count of having no property.

In the case against Edward Noble, Betjamln F. Hoefgen, Cyrus Noble, William Hoefgen , and William Brown,charged with disturbing • lawful meeting, a not pros, was entered, and also la tk* o*se against W. H. Lindenbower

for petH Jaromty.

Kate Smith, charged with lelllng liquor wtibout license, waa arraigned and plead nut

guilty.

Ira Dxvls, charged with assault and battery, watered a plea of not ffuilty. and a part of tbe evidence waa heard by the court, rua ca.e was continued until February 4.b.

fiole Agent anl Proprietor for veatv years. They aift, -ent by

suer anveiooes. free fr struetioa* ami advice.

JuVi,

upwards -of saU, tn ordi-

tat* - 1 wRhoutthe leas: inconveu.ence. - ’

de>9a. Beoit4mWwAm

full instruetu A circular, his special rei

wards

... ti

hservatlon wl*’

and froa

.. _ KFs"r«.

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address. urloeau,

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A. V. UHACKEBSVHy DEALER IS fABiti lUAdrin **R y HARDWARKaND 8YED3, Wc-ten Depot for tbe National Plow Lowpony. 75 WXST WLSBIXOTOSI 9TKSBr, janlSUSinAS i«4J«iaitp»lI*. Nffleget. TiTwaae A UW-* A-Nf mYA-O *■ Wholesale and -*totl Pealers In Mm*- I-*.—r-H*. ■1. Ut-iamdor-fl* Ac S o., COEMI^IMN MEKiHAYrS, FLOUR. FEED. “uVeMIMOTHV SEEM. **r.. Stand 81 Maaoele Hall, IndlanapoU*. Ag’ta for Blard 4k Goagh’sUnion Steel JnnlSdSaAS Flows

to rried

a few U*>-»

«. lb. A. U K BB A N »

w'ob(N«fir4Rni*r in

1.1 Ci U O R s ,

a»dsola omtorerof

the. Ibai ■fMaiam’n Mlikesm, No. U6 South Meridian BL, Bui 1ft OS in 13 INDIANAPOLIS.

LEATHER BELTING, MAUrCFACTlTRED FROM ribUBACK'B CKtiEBBATMO OIK • TINNED LBiTHBB,

awarded the FIRST PREMIUM AT Tim Indiana State Pair, Oct., 1867. Rubber Belting, Hose aa4 Packing, Genuine Cotton tilled. PAGE’S PATENT LACE LEATHER, And ail other kind* of Leather, for sale by sIOllY FISURACK, 125 South Meridian Street, novtocUmtop eolfthp INDIANAPOLIS.

RAILROADS.

GiTTIODK: TIME AND SHORTEST ROUTE EAST Columbus & Indianapolis Railway Line. TO NRW YORK, 39 MOURN. Wixater-Ai-ifueccnaesat, Dec.93,’07.

iaiiiAiUYiiohti.. Arrive. Richmond

Pi*, its.

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SOfA.Bi. 10.10 A.M. 9.00 P.M

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6 20 “ SOO *• 0 0^ 4 * TU 40 *•

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Pinna U roai

Dayton . Columbu Newark .

Zanes v Dennis BelUir

io.ao'“' ’2tor.11

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; 9 15 “ ! 4 35 A.M

5 35 “ 1 25 ••

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2 45 A. I 8.10 " 1!.36 “ 7 00 *• 10 16 “ 1215 A. 1

4.00r M ACCOM»•

Daj ton and Ciaci

»I> ATION for Richmond, WITHOUT CHANGE.

jJJ^PSUNDAY NIGHT KXFKESS leaves at 3.00 A. M. DAY EXPRESS, connect* at CoInmbiis with Fast Express Trams, via 1’itu-

itrg, Bellaire and ClevcTand.

One of the famous SILVER PALAU

to PHI LA I

OCT CHANGE.

L. NIIV

bits

burg. Be!

e of the famous

attached to thi» train at Col

ADELPHIA

;h PALACE CABS is nmbiia going through new York wirfl-

S.OO P. M. NliW YORK. NIGHT F.XPRRS! leave* ■’ally, Sundays included. STATE ROOM SLEAP1NO *iARn au.ubid to this train run

AjnisoN, 288 miles, WITHOUT

via < reaflicl

Jiw miles, WATiiUl/T 1 early morning change

in who reoeivon a in to Ibcic, three f jail, one tent by the night police-

arid thtrlee* babies.

1 rpeeived prupea and were aent to

friends, ilomee and work were procurafi for

fifteen; nine were sent to the hospital; two to tbe poor farm, one to the Orphan Asylum and to the Insane Asylum; two left rather

OT The beating apparatus of the new State offices does not work very well. The inmates are continually shivering aa though the day ofjudgmaDt waa at hand. Pour* COURT.—Wallace Haw, Elijah Hamilton, Ifonnla Gallagher, Josephine Warner and Patrick T. Doyle went to Jail for Injtt*Ication. Tbe latter yesterday also had a flae assessed against him for carrying concealed weapons. Hemoval.—We call the attention of the public to tho removal of J. T. Mahorney, dealer In all kinds of ornamental hair work, from No. 24 North to No. SCPSotith Illinois effect. card la adverttatng column*.

New Machine Woke*.—The new machine werkasnd founder/of B. F. HUberlngton 6C0. arenow In lull operation and parties wishing mything in tbelr lino will do well to give them a call. Their card may,bo seen in an other column. FIRE.—The alarm of tire fast evening, 1 etween five and six o’clock, waa caused by the burning of a bed on fit. Joseph Street, near Delaware. The 'engines were promptly on the ground but tbelr services were not required. DEDICATION.-TUo new lUulversalUt Church on Michigan street, will be dffillcated on bunday. Rev. J. S. Cantwell, of Cincinnati, will preach tbo sermon and several minister* of tbe denomination will bo In attendance. IVcJlmanary services wilt commence this la*Rthbet Cars.—Tno statement of tha Eiicning Commercial that the street cars would c*a*e running after dark was Intended for a joke. The ears will not only continue to run h*usual, but whoa the new cars arrive onethird more trips will be made.

than go to tbe hospital; sevei: ran away: three weio fot breach of rith a; two were marrltd. and etsTi-n are ia the Houtwit present. Some have alnce come to iho Home, making the preaunt number of inmates ttlteen (l.V . of whom but one hus a mother living., No comment Is necessary to show that the Home has already t ffeetod good. Private correspondence add* confirmation. A lady writes of, one whom ahr has adopted i the little girt whrthad l»eenImprisoned for stealIng:) ‘ She I* u treasure, and nothing could Induce mi to part with her.” One married at the Home, writes: ’’How can I over thank you lor blessing* received?’ One, who Is still an Inmate, says to a friend: “I would not leave this dear Home for any earthly trea-ure. I have prayed with a fervent heart, and feel that God has blessed my soul.” One: “I thank Ged that h* put It Into your hearta to make a home for the homeless. It has been a blessing to me, being the means of bringing tqe to tbe Irmb of God who takoth away the sms of tbe world.” Another: ”1 can not find language to express mv gratitude.” Another: “I wish to return my most sincere thanks for the Home has rescued mo from tho path of »tn.” And still another on going into the world asks ‘‘an Interest in the pjayers of those left behind.” In more than one uaae, deliverance from the danger if not ruin, has been afforded As nn example, a young girl woi ked He months In a boarding house near the Univi Depot. Sbeapraiord her wrist, and. bein'; useless, wav dismissed without » dollar of her wagea. Turned into the street, unable to work, botuelesa and friendless. Light found her In a bouse which wlUiogly rn* Its doors to the young and unyuspecrlng.

op*

. Again In the street*, wandering and for- , a klr.d Providence directed her lo the

METROroLU an Tukatkk. — Mr. Frank Mayo wilt make his last appearance In the city i* the character of Badger, in tha ••Streets ol New York,” at iho Metropolitan to night. As this is his beUC'flt, we hop* to see a large audienco as soma littlo testimony to hi* merit as au actor. AgoraYatrd AbraULT.—Samuel Showalter having a little business with that eminent Fsnlan, Bloomfield M. Spicer, the two, in company with others, stepped into Klingensmith’s office to arrange it. Some little dispute arising, the epithet* ••liar,” "swindler.” and "thtet,” were handed about rather promiecuotisly, and Showalter, desiring to bring things to a climax, batted Bloomfield over tbe bead with •chair, much to the derangement ol bis claaaio feature*. Tbe matter beltg brought to the attention of Eequire Curtis, he fined Showalter twenty-five dollars, and tbe case being brought up again in the Polico Court,he Wee mulcted, in addition, five dollars and

eoito.

>young and un»u«peci

For a few dav* she was Ignorant of the character of the pi ico. When Informed sbo left at

once, lorn.

room* of the Young Men's Christian Association. whence tbo Hev. Mr. Armatroug took her rim Home. 6be early sought a lawyer, who vv~i,t with hT to the guilty employer. "Pi tins drlit, or 1 shall sue you,” said tbe attorney. Tb« money was instantly put Into tbe bands of tbe grateful girl, who took the first tram to

her parents lu New Y'ork.

Hi* of tbe first imperialeo to teach Indusiry t i the Inmates of the Home, yat oi ceiio' of difficulty tn procuring work, his been simo.it Impossible. During e'rvni months of tbe exlstenco of Ibe Institution theamount of work done washii follows; Three hundred and ilfry-llve articles, of which one hundred aod thirty-three were for the linine, one hundred and eighty-one for the Inmates, and forty-one for patrons. The value of the work was nineteen dollars and fifty cants. Five dollars were paid to tha girls. Were tbe house suited to the work, a laundry might be established which could not but sucrecd. Muoh money ha* beeu spent lor medicines, but we are happy to say that tbe atipiitloo* of Dr*. New , Newcomer, Steven*, tlarvev and Youart have been gratultltou*. Toe Rev. Mr. Arm«tro*g has been very at. tentivc, aa also have mapy other urnfster*. A weil silectcd library was presented by the Christian Commission, and the Bible fiocicty

made a donation of Bible*.

Thd County Commissioner* have tbe thank* of tbe ii.ara?er! for tbe kind gifts of furniture for fourteen beds, also winter’s wood and clothing for the ium.itea. The presa of tbe city have been very obliging. To the Indlinapuli* Journal we are particularly in-

debted.

Tho Friends abmt Plainfield and other Olacrs have bnmitlfiiliy stocked the cellar. B it with all tbi*, and with tbo constant excrHon of prudence and economy, the expenses have been conaidcrehle. Fromtbc treasurer'*

ie ort Wa bav-i as follows:

By expo idltnru for furniture, groeerles, fuel, provisions, light and medicine*, aa

vouchers, nine hundred an iars and aixty-aix cents.

ly salary of Superlntencent of Home and Clrv Mlaalonary, ?2SC 79; by aalary of Matron,

of l i0 °i *>7 baUnc* in

ffS.

A Water Case —In 1838 tho State, by the Canal Commissioners, tested to Nethaolei West ibe water pewer of the race running from the canal at that point commonly known aa “Coltontown.”’ The leeM pasted through various bahde, until it came Into tbe poeees»lon of J. Yount, who refuted to pay further water privilege, and In 1862 tbo company which ked bought tb* right of the Slate in the canal, shut off the water. Soon after ha sold out to Mr. John Flsbback, who brought suit against Mr. Woodruff, agent of tbe company, to act asjde tbe forfeiture of tbe lease, and alao for damages arising from tbe forfeiture. The case came up for trial In the Circuit Court, yeaterday. Judge Hines decided that at the forfeiture of tbe lease took place Rnfore tho assignment to Flshback be could not maintain tbe salt and waa entitled trim damage* whatever. Ax Important Suit.—ft will be remem bored that about one year ago, Hyland W, Darnall aued the Adams Express Company for the lots of a package of bonds, and racov. cred nearly $24,noo from tbe company. Tha caae waa appealed to the Supreme Court by the defendants and will probaby be taken up as toon aa tbe Court meet*. In the meantime tbe law in U)ana«ikaa been undargoing elaborate review by the attorneyi connected with it, and Is now submitted on printed record, and printed briefs. Messrs. Hendricks, Hord A Hendricks appear for the company, i&d Ray, Gordon A March for Mr. Darnell. We have sects the elaborate printed argument for tbo appellee, prepared by M. M. Kay, Esq., and we hear It spokeo of, by member* of tbe bar competent to Judge, a* on# displaying great abiitty and larging. — • — ” Steer's F^rt grape Wine.-The mild character and superior tonic properties of the Port Grape Wine oxer those formerly used by physicians have deservedly created for it a place In our aids rooms and boepltele. Government now usffi it. The Sanitary end Christian Commisslonsers use It; and Mr. Specrlc producing so ezMllent a native wine ft a benefactor tn hi* line. HI* business is now very extensive, and what with drawing off snd bottling, packing and box-making, quite a force ts engaged. To tho remotest part of the country hi* cases are sent, and by means of bis madlctnal and ■acramantal Port Grape Wine, the name of Alfred 8p" A r has become every where a familiar household world.-PafteMOit Guardian. Our druggist have some of ihu wine.

CHi*''* TEA STORE

nenilqunrters In ■■tllnaan

FOR

JAPANESE TEAS!

China Tea Store, (■ETABLISHMD IN 18«t.)

Vo. 7 ODD FELLOWS’ HALL.

Xa<*MM scaAVcHM

The

SPECIAL NOTICES.

logton street,

bv our nto* 81.

r i

$260; ^ r , bank, $071

Pmaykr Mp.eting.—Tbe dally union prayer tnaotlDf ,11*14 at the rooms of tm'Toung Hen’s Christian Anoclatton, will l>* led this morning by Colonel James Blake. Special supplication was inaie yesterday morning in behalf of the Young Men’s Christian Association, to the effect that God’s blesslbg may be upon them in relieving them from pecuniary embarrassment, and In giving success te tiler work; alto, tn behalf of the Homo for Friendless Women, to tbe effect that, in the year to come, this institution mty be even more abundantly

prospered than la the yaar past.

Acxowurdgkments. — Yesterday, there were received at the rooms of tho Y'ourg Men’s Christian Association, for the jail It. hrary, a few books from Mrs. A. D. W.; (or the suffering poor, a bundle of clothing Dorn Mr. K.; for use in the rooms, a needful article from the drug atore of Wile* 4k Reynold*.; for tbe general objects of tbe aiaoclatlon, live

tho Home for Friend!*** Wotnen, live dollars from tbe Her. Mr. M., residing twenty mti..

from the city.

Circuit COURT.-The following cases were disposed of in tbo Circuit Court yesterday: Fiskback vs. Woodruff. Finding lor de-

fendant; plaintiff’s coals.

McKernan vs. Pope. Foreclosure,

ment for $7 74 20.

McClene vs. Roberts. Foreclosure, ment for $2,420 211. ‘ McCarthy vs. Parker. Replevin, ment against defendant for costs. Wren vs. O'Connell. Foreclosure,

ment for $24 1 88.

Sloan vs. Sloan. Divorce. Decreed. Runaway.—A horse belonging to Esquire Cotilon became frightened yesterday afternoon the National road, while attached to a wagon, in which Mre. Coulon and her Son were riding. He ran a short distance and succeeded In overturninr the wagon, and smash tug It up badly, anu throwing the occupant* out, fortunately not 'paying them.

JudgJudg-

samaritaju’s aipr The iruatoortaln rrmedy war known, ••To*.* positive rurB” for alUli-enn** anting from youtulul i*d»r.relL»i*. iiul.am LepaUl* and Mercury discarded. Only ton pills to be tekao to affect a cure. They are purely vegetable, having no nr»ll nor unpieMABt ta-le. core la from two to four days, and recent caae* in twenty-four hours No exposure, no trouble. Price of male packages

$2, icniale packages $3. Sent Ly mail.

Sanuriuii R««t aid Hrrb Juices The great blood purifier aod remedy for scrofula, ulrers, sow*, spot* tetter, scalds, boll*. *y|tb ill., uud all eruptions of tho skin This is no experiment—it is a well tested remedy lu tbe United States Hospital*, where these dlaesses aasume their worst lorms. Mild cases soon yield. Sis hoiltetwlll cure the worst Try tbe Root ami Herb Juices, and If it fads to rure any of th« abore. your money will be refunded bv

npi Price *1 25 per botUe;or six botl field by Tombnson A Cox, IS Ka

, Indianapolis.

DElMoND * CO.Prorrlclors,

novIS deod AwSm 916Rar,-«*r. f hlltdf ln*S To OwnerM of IflorMf’s and

Cattle.

Tobias’ Derby Condltl n Powder* are warrsuted superior to any others, or no pay, for the oureof Distemper. Worms, Rots. Coughs, Hidebound, told*, etc-, in Horses; and Cold-, Coughs Loss of Milk, Illicit Tongue, Horn Distem|>er, etc ,in Cattle. These Powder* were formerly put up by Blmpson I. Tobias, son of Dr. Tobias, and, since bia death, the demand hits been so great for them that Dr. Tobias ha* continue • to manufacture litem. They are petfertiy safe and Innocent; uo need of stopping tho working of your animals. They Increase the appetite, give a fine coat, rleaoso the stomach and ur;Bury organs; also inrrrase the ml,k of eowa. Tv them, and you will never be witnout them. Hiram Woodruff, the celebrated trainer of trotting isorsea, has nsed them inr year*, and recommend: them to bis friends. Colonel Philo P. hush, of tbe Jerome RaoeCouese Ford hem, New York, wonld act tksethrm until he waa told oi what they are eempestd, since which he ts never without thorn lie has over twenty i unning horses iu his charge, and for the last three years has nsed no other ordlolne for them. Ho baa ktadly permitted me to refer any one to him. Oyer on* thousand ether reference* can be seen at tbe Depot. Sold by Druggist* and Baddlers. Price 25 cent* per box. Depot, 50 Cortland street. New York. Jan33 dmonAsat^wfim TsaaT stop Fseo youn o ouG-II. SELLER'S IMPERIaT CRUSH SYRUP Will effectually eure Cougha. Hoarseness, Croup, Cold*. Whooping Cough, Infloania, and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs. It is pronounced by all who have used it, tho most pleasant and e(Beneions Cough Remedy ever Introdoeed. It has stood toe test of Thirty Years, and constantly grows in favor. tST No Mother should be without It. Mr No nursery Is complete without it. Mr In feet, it should be in every family. It Is the most perfect Soothing Syrup for SORE THROAT and IRRlTaTEDLUNGS known as hundreds can testify who have proved it* efficacy. It it nrompt in it* action, always safe, and can be given to tbe most delicate child with ooufl. dance and sueoata. It. E. SELLERS A CO , Hmwx i 9 d8rae(>d* ,0r5 ’ 1 ' Ut * bnr *’ Pennsylvania. R. R. R. Pills. fompesed of vege’abla ox tracts fprepar d in vacuo.) they purify the blood, regulate the Bvtr, and purge ail corrupt and accrimonlous humors from the tystem. One of Dr. Rad way* Pin* contains more of the active principle of core, and will act quicker on Liver, Bowels, Stomach, Kidneys, Bladder, Blood, etc., than four or .lx of the ordleary com. mon Purgative or Cathartic Pills sold under various names, or than tan grain* of Blue Mats Truo comfort far the aged and others afflicted with Cottlvenets and Para'ysU of the Bowels. Ono to three of Balway’a Pili.-once In >4 hours, will secure regular evacuations from tba

xtorw

BCUATCMi eCBAtCHM SCRATCH Hi

In from l»to to hours.

WbMSon’s Otausssst eure* Tbs Itch. Wb*.ton’s Ointment cures Balt Khstua. Wheaton’s Ola meat cure* Tsttsr. Whtaioa’s Olnua at eure* Bsrbsr's Itch. W»#oton’s Olntm-nt eure* Old koras. Whsaton s Olmmaai cures Br.ry kind

ef Him or ilk* Magto.

PrtseBOeenUa box; by datl.suceDt*. Address WEEKS A POTTER, No.IX Washington street, Boston. Maasrchasetts. For sale by nil druggist*,

osll rtoorlAwly

M. Uyi-Ult Ak- Hoviat,

Doors, Blinds, Sasb, Fioerlag, Window and Door Prims*,

Ee., Ac , Ae.

agent* for R. Bs'l A Co.’* Woodwork-

ing Machinery,

Mil*—Corner of Tennessee and Geor-

gia streets, ladianap 41*, lad.

JnolfidSmkhun

Ifturcka Liquid Blue I* a superior article of bluing put up ia thrw* ounce viala which is rapidly taking tbe place of Box Bine. WaRRANTEIs MOT TO SPECK CLOTHES. Tbe attontion of the TBanau re* spcctfully Invited. Send for n circular. uKoKOE M. SLATER Sul* Proprietor, novl! dlv a* Fonrtb . trout. Hlttshiirr-

WHOLESALE GROCERS. A. JONES A OO.. WHOLESALE fiROCERS, Aos. TS and 76 ( Sihnull's new block % , South Meridian Street,

JOKEf. jnnm. 3I.LOW4T.

Brush Manufactory Wholesale and Retail. ftCHfilKDBS. A F elCHER, No. 194 Last Ws-hington St.,

INDIANAPOLIS All kind* of Bmsbet

msaufoctured to order.

head usd

AS

DORiEY. IAY9AN St FLETCHiR. 'Successor* to Dorsey A Layman,) Importer* and dealer, in Hardware, Cutlery, WINDoW GLASS. Etc., •4 V. Wa-blngton St., ndianapul's AS

J. K . ti FT A. K. P E , Manofocturer and wbolesoie dealer In Boots, fehots tad Leather, Also, deaier tw Hides, Oil and fthoe r ladings, Noa ri and 49 South Delaware filreet INDIANAPOLIS. *S

wn. t UA.fent.ff u. Wholosale Dealer In ■P* .Wk ■“ JE3 UU , Grocer,' Paper Bags and Flour Saek*, TWINE. Ac. 1! fi ysridlanatreet, Indianapolis AS

BITTERS. I - KYOUKtiK. .IKuTmU ~

AOK YOfll DRUGOIHT FOR ASK F-VKUYEODY FOR TDK

MIST OF THE MORNING,

BITTERS.

TIIK PUREST TONIC IN THE KNOWN WOF.I.P. Miaaed of a Morning,

X* KTOT TA.ffCE»r.

II. D.VIsKT A CO,, Agealt IndianapofU.

decSTtUSm

Cabinet Makers’ Union, Manufacturers of all kind* of fTLTI^TVlTU KE, No. 105 East Washington St., Indltstmpttlls, lad.

Jan’.’J dASanSui

BOWMB). MXEWAHT * CO.,

Wholesale Doa'crs in

PAPER AND SCHOOL BOOKS, Wall Paper, Window Paper, Blank

Hook., Ac., Ac,

18 West Washington street,

Indiana pull,.

■> NISoN

tout.mtoj^o;-' vtbls-itoe.".-ritUburir, Harrisburg Baltimoru, VA'aHhingtuu I^h.lEAicipLia and Now York s Houru in xl«i-

A mnseige nts

Metbopoiitak Theater.

JaA I J-tr.' -s.—

MAhAOXB AND DlAXCTOA. ..M. Y. LlMSHAM

-OJg! ffiaBM of #fficce;

Parquottewnd ReaerVed Seats, 75 tenU; Dress Circle, 50 cent*: Gallery,96 centa; PriVAte Boxes.

$5t Catered Gauerv. *5 cento.

Box Office open from nine A. M-, till twelve M. $»-Doors open at aeven; to cosamewee at

quarter to eight.

BENKFITAndlaalnightoftbe celebrated artiste, MR. FRANK MAYO, Who will appear for this night only in hi* great

Comedy character of

33 A. ID

c ter of

O’ E

JR .

Thirsdty EYenlis)?, Juury SO, ’08, The popular Iria^r, in ^flv*^*ct^l^^t.he Star Club, The Slreels of New York; Or, the Two Fmnica. Badger Mr. Frank Mayo ftap"FrMay, .Tannary 1, tbe famous German Tragetliene. M’dlte FANNY .1ANAUSCHRK, fororio night only—MARY STUART, sheet now open. r2&rH m &w». 70UDS Tr,lg ‘ c Artiote ’ “ i “ N. B —A portion of the Gallery has been set aside for the exclusive use of colobxd maoire.

Metropolitan Theater. M. V. LINGHAM. MANAOIB. Special IVotiee.

The Young Tragic Artiste,

Miss FANNY B. PRICE, Who has been creating ssieb a furore throughout the country, will appear on Monday. February >, in the great sensational Drama, entitled Nobody's Daughter.

Jan29<i2t

MASONIC HALL. Tom Thumb and his Family. tieBeral Tom 'Ihaaab’a Troupe! CunaiaUngof the Uriginnh werid-Benosnsed

GENERAL X;OM THUMB:

And hU beantiful and acoompilsbed little Wife, MRS. LAVINA WARREN STRATTON: that inimitable specimen of wit, akill, agility and

com’.* drollery.

8®»COM MODORE NUTT 'ASQ

(known as the $30,000 Nutt.)

And hit intended wife, the sweet little sprite

MI*S AID NIK WARREN!

JPO-SITlVffl.Y OfeE DAY OfeUY,

AT MASONIC HALL,

Saturday, Feb. 1. Two Levees at 3 and 7)£.

A Her an absence of three rears in Europe

where they have delighted nearly all the King»| (Jueens. Emperors. Nobility, and five million cltixecs of the ’’Old World” ihesc wonderful Lilliputians have returned to their native land, and are giving a few Farewell Ente-taiomenu prior

to their final retirement to private life. They are undoubtedly the most astonishing

and delightful wonders o< the age! Four beau-

nnect

(do and nd all

»lwny.

DAY EVENING train Irom

line, arrives at

... iiurrlSDuro. llaltimor« W««

:iphia and

▼»s»c^ oi i-resline route.

.MTThe S.oo a. u aud iO 10 a. m. train, eoi at tsichmond for Dat ton; at I’iqua for Toledo Detroit; at IhrtMinA for fc t an(lu«kv’ an poiau ou the a\tUn. ic a Great Western Rat aud the oil Kesioiis of Foiin») IvraniA.

. •fcT’Througb Ticket* good via Ftqua or Day-

•Oh.

$9>Ask for tickets via CO LU MB C S, which are lor sale to all the above points at tr.e I'nfon Depot in Indianapolis, and all ticket offices in

the Weal.

F. CnAN'D^R^GYn’l^k'e^r 1

J. 8. SliACEELFO

putians I

are giving a ! their final: They are n

and delightful wonders tlfully and symmetrical tlemen in miniature. G

educated and refined, exmoitlng the most polls be* m timers of tlie fashionable drawing room anil yet only the sizeol ihr.eyear old childrea’ Their unique and exquisitely enchanting per formances and exhibitions never failtoebsm

and delight every beholder,

Songs.Diienx, Di

s age!

ally formed ladies and gensraceful. intelligent, wittv,

exhibiting the n

Co.tu^ D ^i?ary a ^ro^;co n m1c*r^l^ and Dejineations. Fantastic Oratioai. Dlalogwes amusinfTncks, Classic Statues, Funny Pantomimes and Burle«que Comedies euehaot the children, delight tee ladies, and astonish and

please the gentlemen.

The scores of Rich and Elegant Dresses, and brilliant collection of Diamond* wore be-

all of Levees,

dec6 dSmtsun

m -ilACKELFORD, + esteru and boutoeru Agent.

J3rF-AaST X ITvIE nr tub GREAT BEE LINE ROUTE. NKW SCHEDULE—JANUARY 12.1868. $9* express passenger trains of the IiaLLEsON PAINE RAILWAY leave IN. DI . SAPtJLlS and arrive at points named below, a. follows t

Inoianapol ia t n:ou

D»yion.

Bedefonfut

:10 a m. aio a in. Aft a. in. :SS a. tn,

S«ndu : ky 7:45 p. m. M»*ton 18:A) a. m. Craatline 1120*. is. Ceitlaud. .. 3d0p ni. loltde »4» p. ui. AUiaaae 8:30 p. m. Mea vale 7:15 p. in. Detroit 8: 5 p. m. Dunkirk « 15 p. m Pittsburg . 6 45 p. m. Boifalo. . Ui4Up.ni.

Halo . . 10 4U p. j Harrisburg... 6.1U a. i

All any .9 40a. m. PhLaoelphia. 9 25 a. m.

Ra”

Wl

ngtoa U ork . II

85 a. m.

:50 I ■00 I

10:00 a m. 1 30 p. m. 5:15 p. m. 5 52 p m. 0-..U a. m. 6 92 p m. 6 15 p. m. 9 55 p. m. 6 8-ia m. io wS. S: 10.10 a. m. S .35 » . U1 2 ;3U a. m. a. m. 1 :W p m. iSf:S: Slop m. 1G:UU p m. G 30 p m. 1? OU m.

H -50 n. m IS .45 a. m. b.*6 a. m. 3.07a a. 4 48 a. m. 5 .-60 a. m. » 4ua.bi. 10 60 a. m. 3 45 p. m. 3 40 p m. 5:80 p. in. 8.46 a m. 6 uo a. m. T:WJ a. Di. 8 :f 0 a. m. 11 :35 A. ru. 10:15 A m a 4:t0p. m.

SST* Accommodation tot Union leaves Union

Dcput Al 8 :lA) ▲. ■.

..HT-firNDAY NIGHT EXPRESS leave* Lhum Depot. Indlan-iwlis, at 6 50 P. M. Jfc^SLREfiNG CAKS altached to the 8:30 5 50 1 tr ’“ nruu 10 CRESTLINE for Breakfast at i u^ 0 !. 10 .^. J i‘ ^. tr :'‘ n of this roulc from INi^lANA I oLJhs lands its pasi-euircra in urg, Buffalo. Harrisburg. Haiti more. Wash-

bus route. NG TRAIN Ua at lu^O

„ other Eastern t’At moining ffij^-ONE DAY IN

of the Colli m

than ftoyfi^SKV£N HO 1 i°A Y 1 MuBBUN ll# r0lltc

•his i.ine, Icavkig K lNUIA^N*; R ^ iV ^ TKA *

w.i

I Cltli

reaches the alMre named i^d*other E,

ON

ash ind R8

IN of

MERCJI anttailojunc. ! 4-j CLOSING OUT SALK!

Tbe uudi'CMuhea) wfll tall hi- eol te vtm k of

MER(UI%T TAILOKMG GOODS

UJECIjO W CJOIfT.

Iffiwal be ciweatf Oat by t'ebruary I.

KEY.aUl.UN 4k HUAL.SUA a , joaaaag of Kerosene Lamps Rrottaed Cbandeiiar*. Bracket Lamps. Lgnterns, and Lamp Trimming* generally, ”X. L. C. K.” Flint GiasaChlmncys. So IS fi Meridian Street. Indianapolis.

omovEH. a* b-A-xek. ELASTIC AND LUCK STITCH Me wins Machines, 91 East Washington street. AS

rpnK STOCK consist* of the finest of good* and X trimmings, and w ill oe made np In tbe best styley. THIS IS NO HTMBdO! • ’ail and see lorxeuraelrcs.

H. M. FOLTZ, No. 31 feorlla realnwyIvwaniu St., Second door south of the Pwt Office. JantB dlwAsn

WiKTIlf BT 1. F*. KVAISTM Ac CO,, Manufacturers of , L* i n s e e d. Oil, 194 S. Delaware Sl~Indianapolis. AS

S. 23 I IST 1C r, E Y , Manufacturer and dealer Ut TrnmKa, Vmllaea, Travellnff ■ssgs. Etc., retell. No. » South lOtlce

i ranks made to Jau23 dAwAsS

cities ou m

ADV*NCh.^gff of she Colnmbus Route. ^•6f*DIRRt,l CONNECTIUNS via Union for najton, vla -idney lor Toledo and Detroit and

vi* lletlejontAiue tor Sadi

The 8 10 a.

d k

^ 8:10 a. M. and 8 SuV M. TrA { ns reach a“d\Tn^ oftbe*itfohmond"Route UOLh "

IN Al»VANCE

of the Riofainond Route.

.JjffiT’The9:10*. ». aud 1QK» *. m. trains ran da'lv. except Sundays, wi h close through con-

nections at Marion and C'reatline,

The 8.50 r. n. train runs dally, except Saturf > fo 1 .. % yl.. dlrfCt counoction * »t Crestline for all B^EECURE THROUGH TIC KETS by the theM Ktri T: rlfsTA In'e*"' 1 !^ i®w V ?.^’h Ich° are lor SAlti at All Ticket Uftlcea in the Western coontr L * wrtnTA L * ^ UperlntenJellt -

I*. A. FOED, General Passenger Agent.

decl4 d3ruA un

BAKERY, ETC.

PARROTT, IfICKUM - * ^07,

S X B A. M

aTuvet. tiwWaRK.

use injections, have been cured by a few doses of

Rad way’s Ptlla.

Hr.Hmffiwmy’e PlllaOare«ll Dlaeitaea of tbe Stomach,Liver, Bowel*, Kidney*. Bladder Nervous disease*, Headache, Constipation, Coen T M r "*V ndl * eStl ° n ’ D 3 rg W*i». Biliousness B.lious Fever, rnflammation of the Bowel*. Pile* Md alt derangement* of the Internal Vlicera, One te six boxes warranted to affect a positive cum. Purely vegetable, certain ing no mefeury

minerals or deleterloui drug*. Price 96 centa. )

See Dr. Badway’* Almanac for ucs

Jan2S dlweod

a. k.oa8i. r. aHsaruen. E. E. CASE Sc CO.,

PIALKM IN

Stoves and Tin Ware, WAGONS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. So. 81 West Wffshington Street, (Theater Building,) indianapolm, Indiana. O C S. w ;* 0, y • re WARRANTED for one rear. dectoSamAtu™" 18 ,,p8lr8<l t0 0rd * r “

FAST FREIGHT.

Holloways PUle - ffenamu ooamplalaaos^No ether medicine of the day posset* the property of restraining those inordinate flow, incidental to tha gentler .ex, and which are the and results of nervous debility or enfeebled con St Rut Ion. Thousands of female* In America owe their exlstence’aud the actual enjoyment of beaith ,to the use of thtte celebrated remedies. Thafr satun* to to ttmple that they may be taken by the matt delicate female with perfect freedem and safety. Sold by *u Drugglst*.

MEUCUAJm DESFATClI FAST FREIQUT XlfflE,

Entnbllnhed 1855.

AmerictB Express Co., Proprietors. From New York, Boston, And a’l points in the New England States to all

P0ln»ln,hewe. t d couth west,

Ife*» in Bpeea to the Reffalnr ex.

prcee Ceatpany.

ply*?^^ 0r ‘ n ^ orm *^ oa WffardlBg rates, ate., ap-

F. D. 8CHERMAHORN.

G. G. EARL, Agent^l9 n Viroin?a’ Avenue^* > °** S "

Jan93 dA82m ^

XtlHHiOXT <Ss BKO., Wholesale dealers in Copper Distilled HourMn mO Kye Wbiekpt Also, dealers In Foreign end Domestic Liquor* and Cigars, No. 71 B. Meridian Bt, Indianapolis. Hr» Finlay A Wilder’s celebrated ToTedo Ale for Bate AS

8JI1TH, HOCFAKD A CO., Jobbbers and Retailers in DR'Sr O O s . •TRADB rALACM,” K and 99 Woet Waahington Street, INDIANAPOLIS. Ah'

Cracker and Bread Bakery, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION HOUSE, 18# lUut WanltlBKioa 8treeto ° n Lhc l'ollow iny vaCRACIvERS

,nt collection srions Poten

which are 'niroduetd in oust over Twenty Thousand DoiJafs in Gold! ' These little ra tes of humanity are conveyed to and from their hotels and hall by their bcauMHil Shetland Ponies apd Miniature Carriaga, attended by Elflin Co .oilman and Footman in Livery. Lsdii s snd Children are considerately advised to attend the Dav Exhibition, and thus avoid tb..

wd

ctowd and confusion of the evening perform-

a: ees

To the Day Levee—Admission95 cents-1 der ten, IS cents; Reserved Seats, 50ei

te.

-Admission

hildren

riren under ten. ISoenU; Children under ten, 25 ceati

Evening Perform* of the house, 25 tei

Chileata:

d to all part, ader ten, 15

janSO dSt

SHIRTS.

These SHIRTS Are always made in the most perfect manner,areffifseweral different grades ol materia], and can he »npplied from stock ffin hand to At men and boys of all sizes, or made to special order. Send size of Meek and length of Sleeve, and three or six perfect fittina SHIRTS can be sent anywhere fora very moderate price. Write for Circular/ DON’T PAY HIGH PRICES But See Our $2 Shirt Omr *9 fehlrt lx Mot aa cheaply ■Basle hhlrt, bat oae of flae Itaeto, Md a good ana matolte at maaalim, '•v® 1 * to»d elrgtototly pat fietoethar. eotoa io offtohe to aabststolltol anrtoad vre 'will eead oae aav. •“ fltoer Shlri* aad»ll article* la nem’* ff'uraiablaaf Cloodtt, we we equallyr low PARKER’S, 30 w**t WAahinffton fltreet. c9l dSniili.tadvunderamusement*.

DRYGOODS.

lH tHB A STATE

tzv;?*SODA,

BOSTON, CREAM.*

SUGAR, GRAHAM and CRACKNELS.

Motel*.

United States Hotel, Opposite ibe New York and New Haven and Western Railroad Depot, BBACH STOEET, BOSTON, BT r. M PRATT. JanSO dly Formerly or the Amarlcan Hoata.

-A. meric a. n Hotel, Chestnut street, opposite eld independence Han

PHILADEI.PHTA-

JyM'ltf B M. HKULINGB. Proprietor.

MANHATTAN HOTEL.

nCHBAT STKEET.

Second door lUm Broadway, opposite the Park

NEW YORK. i

N. HUGGINS, Proprietor. R J 8MITH. CUBX *ep94 dly

BOOTS Gents’ »llp

and shoe*.

MORROW BOUS'D, (Formerly Kokomo Hoaa*.j KOKOMO, INffi. Fare ns reasonable aa at any first alas* hotel in the oteto. H. B. HAVEN, deci^Wn^^^^^^^^^^g^Proprlctor^

CHECK*.

Sold Checks on

New York.

^Thejndlana IJankin^ Coippany^la prepared^ to

te WTClty and Country trade supplied on liberal C^rttfoDS BKtAD? rle * ‘ U * pUcdW,th 8 We have now and improved machinerv which give n* unsurpassed facilities for the manufacture of the above articles, and we are determined to »*U aa cheap a* the cheape.t, JanlS dASIm

BIHLDEm* ASSOCIATION. Builders* and Manufacturers ASSOCIATION, MANUFACTURERS OF Sash, Doors, Blinds, &«., Aud dealer* la all kinds of Lumber, Latli tad Shingles, m o L. i> i rv o s, Glazed Sash, 'Window Qlasa, Planing of all Hinds, TURNING, SCROLL SAWING. Planing Mill,928 Iff. Delaware St. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. J. L. AVERY,fteoretary. E1 rretident. JanffidASunSm

PROPOSAL*.

IH O T 1 c E.

rl***; of ground, situated on the northeast cor•r of Fennsylronia and Market ttroeU, and

arnl.® . be f tl Lbt P«l property.

The proposal* to be per foot for all or part of •* , “® i Md the right Is reserved to reject any E*&#&2s2££d r p ‘ rt,culMSi " rp,jr

iJtlED. BAGGSri

•I- RAY* ( S|9— --a ---

j'"'

8 toll dtUM

ftfi »> COKjrWTION WITH AMT OTHXfi XRAVUBH vffitt of the same name, tn or oat of IndionapoUfi W. A E. GLENN, ProprletonT HMnooomramox win A*Tons*rtTasuaa. iQtuT of the time name, tn or out oflndiAniDoiia •*5 dtlfe’utf* M *

SCALES.

Fairbanks Standard Scaies. w. P. OAIXUP, Ceneral Agent, Ko.74West Wtsh.St* INDIANAPOLIS, IND. lylfl <uv— 8,17 0,117 th ® * eB «iBtA

SCHOOL FUND.

■'i-

School Funds. PjSStoS *“<1 thereby save costs and fron^Se^ 1 * t&’igsz'gx