Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 January 1868 — Page 3

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DAILY HEK ALP.

FublUhod every morn Ibk by

THE HERALD COMPANY, IN TH* HKBALD BVU.DINO, 16 1*2 East Washington St.,

INDIANAPOLIS. 1NU.

IHBBIB Or^TliB I»AII>*. n eml efter November 1. the price of the Dellj

Iteield will be M f.Uowe:

1 *oarrrler*, lu,d “«N» dealer, per

KjiiU:

^Iflar lubaeriben,'when dellvere<l by trrier or egent, per „

Pa^el

bletnadTMicei per year |lb 00

'* ilz months.

And deliverable to city s per week. If paid strlotl;

annum

whether fi

oualnoss, most be addressed to - puny, Indianapolis, ladlana.” THE INDIANAPOLIS DAIL

in© montn • • • • ubtorlbera at IS eei y In ad^noe, 91* I

'In ad'fan forputilci to" Thill

teat Ion or c

old Con

paid

i will bo oh or |

IMP* All letter!, wfa uslnost, most be eddi tdlenepolli. Indiana.”

tla

I, sent by all the early morning Eipr

and dehrered to subsoribon in afjaoent towns olxiut the tame time It Is distributed In theoity of Its publication. This enables readers at a distance from the Capital of Indiana to get the news oi the day from sU to twelve hours before they i an recelveltthrough paperspubllshedulsewherc. I'lio paper caa be had of news dealers and carriers at any of the railroad towns on the roads

. entering at Indianapolis.

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longer lime than ■ortlonaltotho

;over ten

Advertisements Inter!

three months will be obi

three months scale.

J IjOchI notices,six lines and under, fl 00; than six lines, ami loss than ten, $1 50;ovi inos, 15 cents or line each insertion.

All transient nd occasional Advertisements and I,ocal Notices mult be paid for in advance.

Marriage notices fl. Funeral notices, f 1.

The rates of advertising in the Ifcckly Herald will lie half the rates charged in the Dally Herald

lor one week or longer time.

Advertisements discontinued before expiration nfcoutract will lie charged for the time instilled

r. ling to the above n

- one week or 1

u b

according to me above rates. TIIK WEKKI-V BEHAI.», pubi'shed every Wednesday, at f*00peranum, in s.ivai.'C-iw-vo paper sent without the money, nor continued A longer time than nald lor. FIVlftl'AIL A\D COHnERl'IiL. iKDisHspolii, Tnrasnav Kvxsigo,) Junaacy 30, 1HI8 l MON EY—The demand for uioucj i» still hej ond tli« ability of the hanks, and we therefore tiuolo Die rati« as formerly, from 10 to 11 pci c*st. Kvhttige—In demand at par buying and preiuluui -.elling.

Helling.

1.40 1.35

Witliout sny change

Ne«r WofK natKet, Trw \o&E. ThuratUy, January <D. Cotton—The market 1i hotter; in good demand, with very light, i f! tings; sales of 8.000 bales at IPc. for mi ld.Ing upUnda. Flour—Heeeipts. 2,02.7 barrels; t’u? market Is'dull and without decided change; wales of 8,100 barrels at $8 004tb 10 for supeiline State and Western; £8 9o@10 So for extra State; {1)80012 for extra Western; $12 70® 10 for white wheat extra: {') 90018 HO lor common to good round hoop Ohio; $10 7O012 for common to good St. Louis; $12018 frr good to choice extra do., closing quiet. Included iu the above sale* are 3,000 barrels of extra State, taken on speculation, part of It at $10 U.Y California flour ts In fslr request; sales ol 2,800 sacks at $12 30012 77. Hvc Flour—Uulet; talcs of 150 barrels at $7 r«b@!> 25. , Whisky—Nominal.■ Wheat—Receipts of800 bushel,; dull; sales of *2,000 btn-hrls of No. 2 Milwaukee »t $285 Instore; (V;0 bushels white Canada at $.7 05. live—Finn; sales of 7,100 busfciU Western

at $1 77.

Uarley—rnihangcd; sales of3,0C0 bushels of Canada West at $2 10.

Malt- Quiet.

Coen—Receipts of 50,120 bushels; shade fli mer; sales ol 71,000 bushels at $1 2101 28 for new mixed Western nthmt; $1 3201 33 fur old do. In store; $1200130 for new white Southern; $1 27 for Western yellow; fl 28 for Southern yellow; $1 *22@1 23>£ for new yel-

low Jersey.

Oats—Receipts of 3 350 bushels; dull and drooping; sales of 12,5111 bushels at biujo. for Western in store.

Rico—Quiet.

Coffee—Firm; sales of 1,200 sacks Rio on

private terms.

Sugar—Active; sales of 800 hogsheads of

Cuba atll*«012!4.

Molasses-Dull; ssUs of 200 barrels Now

Orleans at 82f8Stio.

Petroleum —Dull at lOJjC. for orildo; 2Ij. for r« Hoed bonded. f flop*—QUlet at 30080c. for Amlric.an.

Potk-Firmer and quiet: sales of l,3501)»r-

I a at A‘> I 1 I :ir. for old oloMinflf

•iels at $21 1*2021 35 for old mess, closing at $21 25 regular; $22 37 for new do., closing at atbian cash: $17*25 0 18 37 for prime; $190

1!) 25 for prime mess; also, 700 barrels new

22 50. sellers’ option for March ; $2382

*22 38

1!)

mess at $

•ellerc’ option for April.

Beef—Firm; sales of 8">0 barrels at previous prices; 470 tlerc,s at $32 &U034 50 for prime

mess; $37 500311 for India mess,

Href Him

1!>«

•■I'aion—Firirersnd a belter Inquiry; ra’eof

luV0ll i! '»e. for Cumberland

r.bbeif; for

-Quiet: sales of 170 barrels at

1,400 onxes

«Io|<1

Hllver

tlnvernment Ho<Mirltles— in quotallou Cnlict State* slxee of twt 5-Ws ** IHhi

1MM

Hoylng.

1.S7 1.98

out; ll*40lD«e. mr short

long rlboed; 127s 413', ' for short clear; 120

I8t t c for long ole >r;

Cut Meatt- Ci ch nfed;s*lesof237pickagct i at 800c. for •■houhit r,; 12012%''. for la "S. | Diessed llosrs-. Kirm; sales at 3t|01)t 4 o. for

i Western; l'%01)' , /$o, for city.

I Lard —Firmer; sales of 1.059 barrels last | evening at l"'^® lb'; for sniull lol«I IV<0I4' t '.

I Rutter—Steady at 8s04Oi!. for SJste. I Chee-e —Dull; sales at H0|5o,

I Freights to Liverpool quiet. LATK8T MAUgKTS—0 P. M.

Flour—(’lo*e.i steady with a filr specula-

tive demand for extra State. Wheat—Nominally unchanged.

Rye—Steady; sales at $1 780 1 77 for West-

ci n.

«lats — Dull and nominal; sales atMQo. for Western in store. Corn—Firm; sales it $1 2'0t 28 for new mixed afloat, and $1 *201 33 lor old mixed In store.

AFTERNOON CISPITTHE*!. From New York. Eruption of Vcatirlna—A Fatal ratov-trophe-Peroral Mouaea Hitrlejl— 1,0*9 of I,Ifn Lai’iro-The PrralEcnt and tlic Anil-Con tract Ion Hill—Be Will Probably Veto It—Kelurn of Judge UlacU lo Wartlngton—Governor Jenklna Aaka an Injunction Restraining General Meade from Illegally Appropriating Funds at Gcor* la—Congressional Matters. New York, Thursday,-January 80. The Herald’* special from Naples to January 29 via London 35, says the eruption rf Mount Vesuvius, which has continued with greater or less intensity since Us occurrence tu the past year has culminated, If I may so term It, terminated In a very fatal catastrophe yesterday. The side of Mount Vesuvius lying opposite to the gate Costello, makes one of the fortlHcatlons of this city. This side, botween the royal palace and the sea, fell, tumbling outward. The detached portion burled several bouse* built in the vicinity, and overwhelmed carriages and other conveyances passing on the highway at the moment. The scene Is one of melancholy and ruin. Tho road running in the neighborhood of the volcano is tilled with rocks and earth, which formed part of tho mountain. This extrordlnary event has been attended with considerable loss of lite, but the number of parsons killed bss not been ascertained. The Herald'* Washington special says, It Is reported and pretty generally believed, that the President ts determined to veto the bill suspending the further contraction of the currency, oo the ground that it ts a wide dopar lure from the road to specie payment, and as an advocate of a speedy resumption of specie payment, he can not give hi* consent to It. He believes tt would bo highly injurious to tho welfare of tho country at largo for this hill to become a law. Judge Black has returfUd to this city; be had a consult itton with Governor Jenkins, rf Oeorgla. The Judge is engaged In preparing a legal paper, to bn presented to the Supreme Court In a few days, asking an Injunction upon General George R SL-ade, to deter him from Illegsllv approprlailng fund* of railroads of Georgia. Meade It is expected, will defend hi* course

OTr’lTIOIA.Ij;, £TO. 6. I-sist of lactters TJEMAININIG VXCLACMtfD IS THE POST JL\^£H!ce ct indian.ipclU, Indiana, January War To obtain these T.cttcrs. the applicant rou-t call for “ Advnrtl«cd letter*,” give tnedate of this li'.l, and pay one cent for advertising.

Aldrich M-ry C 2 llpple Jennie

I,A»li:.V I.1ST.

Amos J

Benohm Mrs James Cegn'tiw Mary Barrett Mary' Brown 51 A Burgoyne Rebecca —orrymau Kate

Aacry Lizzie

Bemis Jam's Beaver Ma

Darrin

Barringer niurgartt

Barker Sarah b Uranuott Ellen

Cms'-y Sarah i alilif Mary Creiic I,n fey Cunutr Kale Darby Sarah Deerfng Maggie Dixon r lien Dunlap ’Innle

KholsMr* William Earl 8man

Frame Mary (llcvig Maria tlmnily r.cnnele Oarnson l.i/zie Un.cn Eli/.a Ann Danila Mrs llaugan l.usia DU’ him Ml>» M Dutupbiey J A Dawks ,1 villa Havens Eliza

Judson Mattie Jackson Mary

KeffeJane Kff.hu Jane

Crllins Mary t.’assln 'osephlne ( lurk K. Collins Annie M Dnven t ore Sarah Dorsey Mrs Thomas l ogzett Amelia 8 Davis Alice 12 Embers Susan Eaton Nellie 1* Frink A E Cl Graham Mary Ur uly J Guthrie Elizabeth (cot) Uusny Auiumla II Faiper Mrs Will’sm Dennis S. J 2 Harper Lyvlla —nn Henry Jane llaywooe Hsttia llcflej Anu*e J J ackson Laura A Johii.t m Mrs John B. K< cl j Sarah V

Wright John Wright JW Wilson Wra

Wan4 Tflvm**

weir ^ w waider .)a~u Wei's John Williams V Wrightit Walts Weslev W Iki r Noah Williain-ou L L

Tarbrourh T J lalllalm SiS North Pennsvlvanla street Agent Buffalo Scale Works. D.G. ROSE. P. M.

PATENT DETACHMENT,

HAIR RESTORATIVE.

IWRO^ a . TBS FIRST PREMIUM Jk ^ ^ or a Silver Medal WAS AWAKUKD IO ^ - ^ BARRETTS HAIR RESTORATIVE NQ By By the N. II. SUto .VgricuUnrs! Sodrte, nf It. t air. lioldrn lu N«,hu^ Sept, y, lui. B .1 K RETT’S Vegetable Hair Restorative

^roots lo mcir o

UiIrfklHnir * It conUina

, A and it the

■w®

“l?*.

o injurious infrediente

e moat popular and rtli* ^ ^

•bit artirle throughout Uie

East, West, North, and ^ 9^

^ South. 4

C. DUCREAUX’S PATENT FOR Instantaneous Detachment

HORSES FROM CARRIAGES. This Ingenious and very useful Invention, which has been pa'ented iu the United States,

France ar

scriher to the And it, upon e ventlnns of the Prominent an

First—The facilltv with which horses may he harnessed lo or unharnessed from a carriage

Second—In

* roprieti

LORD * SMITH,

•neral Northwestern Agents, gt-ts. dec90 deodawSra

the United States,

tngfand, is now offered by the sebj public, feeling assured they will exiuii-ation, one of the greatest in-

tlnnt of the age.

imminent among Its advantages Irst—The facilltv with which h< ibarncssed from a carriage Of a horse falling, ho may be rriage in one second, without

laving his seat It is so ‘ at a child can work it. Greatest—In case of b

fklgbt, becoming unmanageable or running away, the terrible c< * ~ '

fluently follow, may j

application to carriages, as

loosed from the can iage “in a twinkling,’’ and ie carringe as quickly and safely stopped. Mr.G. DUCKKAl'X gave several pubiicexhlbl-

the drLvi

operation thi

Third

J. R. BARRETT & CO., Propristors,

MAN'CHESTER, N. H.

OKI)

Gei

Sold by all Drugi

BLACKING.

Beware or Countcrteiter» AND ■ MM »“ «» M OC O MB

loosed from the carriage in one second, without :r leaving his seat It is so simple in its

a that a child can work it.

and Greatest—In case of hones taking . becoming unmanageable or running ay, the terrible consequences w hich so fre cully follow, may all be avoided by thiS*simple

s the hones can be in a twinkling,” i

the carriage as quickly and safely stopped. Mr.C. DUCKEAUX gave several pubiicexhlbltlons. The great lavor and praise manifested by the public on these occasions, is one of the evl-

reciation of its merits

eccived 1 vureba-e atentee,

93 Elizabeth Street.

the public on these dences of a popula Terms may be kn applying the patent I State rights, by addn

to carriages, or purchase of

resting to

C. DUCBEAUX. Patentee

MERCHANT TAH.OR.

1W13 1807

m to** »i'«, *.i •• 8,1

cries

Buying.

I Hi I 1'J

1 U8

1 (18

LOTS

1 01 1.07

Belling

1 II 1 II IJIV 1 U9

tJ»Si

1 "S 1 08 1(8

Bevenue stamp* are solvl in «om» from $I(X) to $300 at two per cent, discount, and In .pmsover $300 at three per cent. Quotations of money and stocks in New York lo-dav: Money-Market very easy at unchanged rates .Sterling—Quiet, at 9', a9'. percenl . Gold—0|>enevl at 1 40',, declined to 1 40 l ,; avlvaneed lo 1 40 7 , and closed steady at 1*40', 5

1.40 V

Government Stocks—Quiet and Ann. .Stocks—The fentral I’uclflc I ompany have advanced in price first mortgage bonds to 93 and Interest; In consequence of tho very heavy remand, upwards of 10,000 men are *o bo cmp'oyed on the road the romtng summer. The railway market opener! buoyant, and there was a genertl improvement, Kr.o rising to 76V but In the afternoon prices were loner and closed heavy, activity, however,eontinuid up tb the

close.

We give below tho closing prices of Government securities, and other sticks, as compared with the three preceding days.

Mon. Tues. Wed. Thura

percent 1881 DiX Hit M\ HHf iai's, 1st series DlS 1 ' N HI* HIM 90s«,*d seriet IWJf K»>s 109>4 10«l<

DO'S 1091* t09.H 10»%

DO 1'7<4 109H

Pork—Dull and vlronplng; sales at $21 100

> as; $22 15(

! 25

property a* he may »ce fit. This will test the conslltu'lonallty of the present system ol government In the unrepresented States, and will determine many other similar Inat iiicrs and Irregularities incident to liio military adminislra’ion In the South. •

Gemmiltoe not to redn

The IVorlii** Washington special says the immlltoe on W»y» and Means have decided

r>t to reduce the whisky tag.

Last evening at a gathering of both political parties one of the Justices of the Supreme Court spoke wrv freejv concerning the reconstruction measures or Congress, and declared

that

Tjnkor flurnh F 1. # sdou K.ild

Leach Hail e M Lungly Lue

Mac*

McCormick Cal lit tine McUoiiohy Jennie

McX lure Flira A tlcKcehau J HI Martin Lizzie Mootc Can lino Moore Susan *■

fp| wm

M IlcrXtrs George XV Murphi* Annie floor Mrs Nathaniel

Noe M*rt!|«l Noilutt Eliza A

r* Norlhway lane

res o

In the most po'ltivo lerms that all ol them were unconstitutional end the court would be

sure to pronounce them sc.

Some or hl» Irienda near him suggested that It was quite indiscreet to speak so positively, when he at once repeated his views m a more

die manner.

Otborn Mi* Benjipiln *

Philips Lucy I’ooiiucu Emu

•»

Puth Edtlb

WILLIAM SWEINHART, Merchant Tailor,

AMD DEALER IN

Cient’* Furnishing Goods, If*. 21 Soutb meridian Street, • INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. T HAVKrecelved a line assortment of OvercoatA ings, ( loins, Doeskins. Cassimeres and Vestings from New York and Philadelphia, which I will make up in the latest styles, and at the lowest prices ortsd d'm

MEDiCAL.

MEDICAL.

ci»& r S Worm teA

JuhLSiwD, ttuliBway & Cowtltn, Wholeia’.e Dealer, in Patent r%1edicines, G02 Arcb Street, - - PKIlzuleipbla, novlSdSm ».

^iSMd^streng^henin^^roperties^it wlU^nlwayi

also, a re!

Possessing in its combination wonderful cleans*

.d strengthening properth

(ealthof the j onus or other

Price Cents, Sent by mail for *S cents. „ JOHN A. PKBBT, Chemist.M. S. BURR h CO., 96 Tremont street, Boston General Amenta, and for sale by aU Druggist*.

DR. WM. THOMSON’S OSceaDffConsnlUtlohPsriersarclocstsd at 3lo. SB SoKib. I>e7aware Ntreet,

W/ HERR he will continue XT to treat and cure Private

species

net

reat and cure 1 in all their s_ ramifications’

WATCHES ETC.

RtJSSELL A ..COMPAN 7, DEALERS LN G d and SilTer Watches, liver Plated Ware, Sewing Machine*, Dry Geode, Gent’s Furnishing Goods. Table Cutlery, Albums, f ancy Goods, Etc.,

rill give

written in-

hun‘ «ir to!

Diseasi

stages,

pluses.

Dr. Wm. Thom: to each patient i

strument, binding

effect a radical and perm cure, or make no charge. Dr. Wm. Thomson has made

the treatment of Private Diseases a specialty since the year 1861—three years in tho city of Bul-

falc

i years iu

years practice In Chic:

thirteen thousand cases!

Dr. Wm. Thomson,

nd £

year 1861—three years in tho city of Builo. New York, eight years in Chicago, Illinois, d two years in Pooria, Illinois. During eight

ago, Illinois, ho cured over

in his practice for Scrof-

dis eases of I

No. 161X Hanover Street, BOSTON,

AX ASH.

Licensed by the United States. All Goods Sold at

an Equal Prtc. of One Dollar lor

Prtc, lach

ms :Dt.

SEMINAL 'SIGNS, the consequence of self-abuse. TLi s ^^iitary vice,or depraved sex; ual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to ah almost unlimited extent, producing * v “ tainty the following train oi

unless combated by scientific

CIGARS.

OS.

/'TOLLECT a Club of subscribers for onr slip* Vy of 10, SO, 40, 50 100 or *00 names and forward to us with lOcents for each name, and when the number amount* to 60 or over we will present to the person getting up the club a choice of a uress Pattern, W1.0I Shawl Fur Muff, Stiver Plated Cake Basket, 9Ji yard* Doeskin, Marseilles Quilt or Silver Plated Castor; and when the nun ber amounts to 100 or more we will send a Dress Pattern, Wool Long Shawl, pair of Wool Blankets, two yards German Broadcloth, Sewing Machine, *6 ’ards Hemp Carpeting, Ladies’ or Gent’s Wath, one piece of Brown Sheeting, one piece Bleached Sheeting, < loth for Ladies' Cloaa.or Silver Fla'ed Ice Pitcher; and for *00 names or more, 1* yartls Black Silk, So yards Woolen Car petmg. Silver Plated Tea Set, Gold Watch or American Watch with silver case. And we will send seme valuable pre-ent to any person who

ames. 5 will

sexes with 1

aorbid symptoms

aedical measures, vU: Hallow spots under the eyes, pain in t the ears, and noises lix.e th

1 unerring oerta

bid sympton

intellect, loss of confidence, diftidence in ai preaching strangers, a dislike to form new at quaintance*, a disposition to shun society, loss ct memory, hectic flushes, pimples and various •options afoul the face, furred tongue, night veats, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, monc-

ania, and frequently insanity. The afflicted, on tho first appearar

uld iwmcdi

Parlors, No. 2

alis, Indiana.

(el 18 r)v

the above

Dr. Wn

sympton . Thomst

ms, shou

Vm. Thomson foi relief Office and Consultatio

ranee of any of ediately apply

0$^* Office and Consultation South Delaware street, indianapo

P o Rot 1660

seme valuable pre-ent to anyperso forward us a dub of not less than 20 1

s return slij

'.or

Receipt*

will 1

With the

send

emphst

A W«

21 20 for old rnt ss; $22 13 0 22 30 lor new mess; $22 15022 25 |nr February dellv. erv; $22 25 0 22 35 for Mart'll delivery, and ;

$22 37 tv022 30 for April dt livery. Bed-Finn, with a lai, demand.

Cut meals -Nominal.

IJtcon—steady; sale* at 10%012c. for Cum

berland.

Lard—Closed steady; sales at 13H014c. foi fair lo prime steam and kettle reudtred-

CbIcaEo market.

C if If* ago, Thursday, January *0. 1 Flour--Spring extra moderately active; j

•alt s at $3 25011,

Wheat—Quiet and steady; sties st $2 110 12 for No. 1; $2 07 ^02 08k.- for No. 2;

riel

ir*. 4th terlei

B Ws 1 , n*"* •

G 0‘s, 5tti feerlet

ft^’s

E-lO’i td teries C umberiand.

AdHint-,. llercbAnt« f t'nion

American United bta

Welii, Farito A Co.

Ouicksilver

Munuj-a

Faclac Mall Allantio Mall

New York Central .. Western Union Tel.,

Krle

lludnon

Harle

109s 109^ lOW* >U 109W 1<9S

— KO 1-7* 10tS

104S 1CV4W 104^ 101V

iOSM 10Tj^

/ 77H 79 '.7)4 77 ^ 87Q 87 87 8814 74Jg 78 • 78>< 74t» — TS 7ti ^ 77

4*1 Ifi'i 4*i

8W 8',i »S ^

. 113 11*14 H«Q 11414 . — 98 97)4 98 IW* 131 131 181 f 88 88 Q - S'X

7**; ra«t 75.Q 15

116k m 146 1 4V, . — — 1*7 117

.. 97.1< 1)6* 96 S

S8|g 32 >, 33 3VR .. 471* — *»X 47 5' S 61 47* 47K 66H 60K 65 «M IIOQ 111 H9 H1H

. 8»H 88H

. 1» 131k 136 138 ,>4

Pittsburg *1T< 96Q 97 V 97 H Toledo H3S H9k 113 119’* Rock Island 9'.'Q ('8^ W Northwestern 601, 60S «<>S Nn i Northwestern, prsferred. 75s 75S — 78s Fort Wayne 104S lOi 104 101 s Marietta A Cln. 1st pref - 27S 2614 *\S Prarle Du Chien, 1st prtf — — — ID Mitsourl 6's IMS KHX 1WV Virginia 40 — — — Alton » Terre Haute 62)4 _ — — Tennestoc. old — 63 if — — Debuqe A Sioux City -- 60 — llaunlbal A 8t Joteph - 71!S 61 Hannibal * 8t. Joseph prf. — — 72)4

Burlington A Quincy

Tennessee, new

Haute

Reading

Ohio CertlfloaU'i . Wabash Rt Paul 81 Paul, preferred. Michigan Central.. Michigan Ooutnern

Illinola Central,

Plttebu

efered

- 146 M ft

_ — 16 V

•S *

Terre Haute pr Hartford A Frle Chicago A Alt

I A A

Houthern old

MINING SHAKES-Quiet.

Mon. Tuc* Wed Thors

Quart* Hill .... . 115 — 120 — Smith A Parmleo 810 290 385 tmv

— 555 5(0 650

P 5 £

lor.

Gregory

Walkill.... New York Gold. Davidson

Kdge Hill

• rirydon

MonUua

Receipt* at tulv-Treasiiry lo-dav, $2,*bl,18!, psymenUi, $9,585,190; balance, $11 919 S78. FLOUR—Dull and unchanged In prices: Choi.'Obrau'U$I2*l*50| Family .limfcll r-o Kd ra .... . 9®10 50 Huperflne 6 WsFH 76 Buckwheat .450* 6 00 I Cornmcal 180*185 Graham flour I Mhldllugs per perewt 5 50* 650 | cwt 4000 WHBAT—Uhebanged; ,01811 sale* at $* 30^)

2 1)5.

| ,CORN—Is quote *1 70c„ for c#i hom farmer, wagon; shelled. 80#Mc. OATS—Dull, at 58*60c. RYE—But lltjlodoing, scaocely enough toetablish quotation*—$1 *5 is the best price. BARLEY'—Active at $1 *0*115 Ibr prime fall. BUCKWHEAT—Dull We quote 75*60 per

bushel.

PRO VISIONS—Dull and unsettled In price*. We quote: Clear side* at ll,Se.; Pams, sugar cured, 14c.; barnn shouldei*, 9c..; breakfast ba-

con, 14c., lard,13c.

(HITS—On and after January 13,' iww. and god, with or without notice, the follow

Till be charged:

ndvanced

l; c- ?kw<-

plosing at $2 0802 lor No. 2l Guru—Old inactive and nominal

ed steaiiy and actlv

[dosed

Morn active and &e. blirher; aaloa at

Ccro—Old inactive and nominal; new open.

820-

to »So.; closed firm at 8$^«.

0.41

38V; 05.6^7.; closing firm at outside. I;l« fniti und lower: Males at $1 49

K.vc—Dull and 203c. lower; sales

for No. 1.

B trley—Ntglccted, slmoat nominal; sales at $2 03 for No. 2; $1 K-J for njeeted. Provision*—$’lrm; shade higher. Mess Pork—hales of ordinary at $19015 50; standard offered at $20 ‘5; buyers at $20 50; first Class brands Inactive and nnjnlnal. Lsnl- Wo. higher; sales at 124^01**. Bulk Meats—Firmer; salts ol shouldtrs at 1

asbington special states the Apprnpi latlon Committee will bring in appropriations

to the amount of $153,000,000.

Minister WasUburne is oil his way home

from Parsguav.

The Senate J'ldlclary Committee will not art on the Supremo Ceurt bill for aome Urn*. Jleclln* at C!tt*'-n« — l.egtslatare— Petlllanoit lo ICnrlso I.aw for Jlan* ■ gmii'nt of ktate Canals. Nkw Y’okk. January 3d.—The members of tbe Produce Exchange, and the clllxen* generally, hold a meeting at Produce F.xcbangc to-day at bail past one, for the purpose rf urging the State Legislature to revise the law to regird to tbe management of State canals. From Louis. DtlftriiKles ilattveon Bridge com* panic* Amicably Nettled. ST. LoDis, Tbundsy, January SO. All difference and difficulties between the 'wo rival bridge companies of this oily and IM.nnl* have been amicably arranged and sit lied, and tho energies and resources of both companies will bo mnreutratml, and abridge bo built acroas the Alisslsalppi river at this point In the sbortent lime poM.lblr. This arrangement give, great s ulsfactlon to the cltlx> ns of St. Liuls and all interested in bridg-

ing the river.

Qulmby Emma

liqhcrt Mary Rltey LI da R o.e Lilly Rains K.luah'th Rohe A'.nco

Ryan M (J Hu t Mollle Reynold. J M UoLtey C risten.

SunimH 9*r.ili Stork S.«i slv Srni'h Nancy Smith PH. Slioalter Ma-'eazet Swoetwrol Ma: y M 8huta I.utdlu Stew.r J nnlo Stever Ettlw Shipp) Gi iia Smltu A XV

Shunt Sarah 8'aru* M li Smith M iry E Sloan Ma.gie Shearer Mary l Stevens M c Sperberk Nellie Bias Julia St >11 h aunie il Siiar Annie

T»y)or Sa'ile c >l<jreJ 7 iio-i.pK u Mattie Taylor Jennie Tlliman 5!i- K

ToornrenJ M kx Taylor Mct.Ui TaiXee Kuitua

Woo 1 XV J

WihhU e*i uh XV v cy Mu IT l” w illam* 51 ki i A Wy.tt Mannuh 1) Wolf .Fannie

Wail arc Bull G Vt con Sar.h W alert Mstile Wi'liton Joslc Wilson Fannie VV til Catharine

Wm. W. WEAVER,

XJ IT e n T .a. u; E n,

•No. SO Portia ■lllnole Sit.,

TkTkTAI.I.K; Gate*. Wooden Coffins, etc, by ill. whole-ale and retail, one of the Unea* HoMi-se* In the we«t. ahrouds of all sizes Particular attention Is called to his new Body Pr»- j server, by which remain* may he keptina nalu- A ral apptarance for any length of time desired, ‘

r*l apptarsnee for any length of time d' „ Ithoui soiling tne apparel. He reieis to U. Wo Hlbnrn, W J H Robinson, T B Me

Dr. J.

McCarty,

Xbe Boat and Cheapest I Q- .A. S

IN THE CITY AT

GREECE’S DREG

No, 98 flaat U asblngtou Ntreet.

»e;v4 d*

RAt^lWC?, ETC.

WROUGHT IRON BEAMS

AIsflD GUFiDEKS.

IVIOIV IROdV MILT., Pltlabarts Peaaay Irania.

arc! us a cli

return slip stAting wunt Article we ^ One iH>liar t we will toncl three yalflable 1 uov^dAwSm

o«s 81,000,000 li> WAXCliEfc!

For sale on tbe popular

OIS E EXMOE I»I 1 • Giving every patron a

STORE, Handsome and Reliable Watch

For the low price of Ten Dollars,

WiUiout Kf'garti lo Value,

JDtt- COTJIDZJN

Of Louisville,

^^’’HO has acquired great celebrity in Lonis-

has acquired great celebritv illeand throughout the state b success in the treatment of

state by his great

<J IV C E Tt

The Doctor remove*

the knife,:

Cancer without Pain or Die

Use of the knife, and in addition to this he treat,

ad CHRONIC DISEASES with 1

great success.

irn, w. J 11. Robinson,

Auditor of State, and Truu Palmer, H,q.

nV3 dim

8 jE WIM C M A C H I N tS. The Greki AmericAU iniabtuauau

AND not to be paid lor unless perfectly satlsfac-

aX tory.

100 Solid Gold Hunting Wathc* ga*5 to $1,000 1(W Magic Case Gold Watches ->zi lo DO’ Ilk) Ladies’ Watcbe*, enameldl . .100 to »U0 !

*00 Gold Hunting chronometer W" fttcli us 900 Gold if unting English lajven 300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watchi Gold Hunt'g American do

ver Hunti Ixi ■* • I unti

Joll iTfill

A very llemarkahle Case of Cancer Cured I'Sj l)r. W. V. Couden, of Louisville, Ky. I wish to make a statement to tbe public ol Die case of my little son, only three and a half yea;> olo, who was so terribly afflicted with caneer, which was thought to be incurable, when I placed him under the IJoctor’s care. The cancer was u very large one, involving almost the entire cheek. It appeared to ire of a verv malignant character, amt a rapid growth, ami. had been coming for aliont three yerrs. The Doctor ma. an application, which lie continued but a shori time, which did not appear to pioduce but comparatively little pain to dj son. "The appln-a-ci.m appeared to leave the .-ancer in a (lead state, and In a lew days it sloughed out, leaving the

..*5C to

con lu

re prepared to furnish all Ai/w, al ten arable as can l>c. htalaed elewhere. For

BI’TTOS! HOLE llVERSEAHISt

AND

Sewing Machine,

vorahleascan l«o btain 1 live lithograph, address

THE t:

ms • de

scrip-

Janl4 d3m

NION IRON MltLs

Pitunurg, 1

t«sorted Watches, all kinds. . . 10 lo 75 *aF“ ,, .terj pation obtain; a watch b> this ar-

hile it may be u orth

mg silver -te.i Watchi

> pati

T | , coetin^

t- g, ,#1(00 so partiality shown,

k. * W« wish to immedlatelv dispose of the above

—— | iragnlllcent stock. Certificates, naming the arFOR SALE OR>RADE. ' mtlTMoV^ *“ en

.180 U) 10U to

. lex**. iea’ Watchu

tithes 25 1 all kinds. . . 10 < tains a watrh b>

inft but $10 while it may be \

all tv shown

a htiajtliv cond'ti' ! ifully b* aled, .nnd he Id

aow |n m

roud of bcin*;

Ut’tt •cti\

uuainted with C.

nr. y i >llih4 .

I'orflflEti.

Howard Ui i U * i

u»: t m:nKsW

A».».’It I l» A 1 in*11 1 g .•* 1 r»»M

Araold John A U'lm W illtaiu 11

'«'••• |ro ‘ c *

Kn< i-h Meat.—More active; clear middle* at lOVfc., boxed;

Hale* of long short clear at

ll*4c., leo»e.

Pickle

kled Meat* — Quiet and firm; sale* ol

•weet pickled bara« ’at 12c., packed; green

ham* firmer »t lie ,from tbe block. Dressed (legs—Active and 20c. higher; lales

at $7 5O0h 90, closing Arm, st $7 7008 00, di-

viding on $2.

Live hogs—Aclfvo *nd firm; 10015c. high-

higher; is 7008 DO,

Live hogs—Active *nd firm; 10015c. higher; sale* at $5 250 0 25 for light; $6 300 8 75 for fair to medium; $7 2507 85 for good to ex-

tra. , Beef Csttle—Moderately active; sale* at $C 8007 40 tor good to choice abipplng. Sheep—Steady and unchanged. Keceipts-Klour.3,700 barrel*; wheat, 2*2* 000 bushel*; corn, 72,000 bushels; oats, 20,000 bushels; dressed hugs,2,505 bead; live hog*, 2.716 bead. Shipments—Flour, 2.000 barrels; wheat, 100 bushels; corn, 3.000 bushels; dressed hogs, 2,818 head; live begs,598 head. Cincinnati Jlurket. CINCINNATI. Thursday, January 30. Flour—Unchanged and In flair demand; sales ol family at $11012 25. Wheat—Inactive; held at $2 500 2 55 for No. 2 and No. 1 winter. Corn—Dull; *ale* at 81082’. for ear. Oat*—Firm; sales at 68 •• for No. 1. H\e—Fiimer and higher; sale* at $1 CO0

1 65.

Barley—Scarce and firm; sale* at $2 50 for No. 1 fall, and $2 85 for choice; not much offering. Cotton—Higher and In good demand; closing at 17^c. for tnldd ing. Provisions—Firm, but quiet. Mc»s Pork—I* held at $20 50021 50 for old and new, but these rate* seem to be about tbe views of buyer*. Bulk Most*—Held at 8V401Oi*c. Bacon—Sale* at 9^011>40l2c. Lard—Sale* at l2Xe. lor prime; country sold at 12c.. and a small lot of ulty at 13J4C ; huyera do not seem disposed to o >erate at tbe rate* asked by holders, *0 that, though very firm as regard* holder*, the market 1* quiet.

From Albany. Postponement ol General foil's Caae A«ke4. Aptian y, Thurday, January 30. In the Circuit Court, thi* morning, Judge I’cckham derided to quash the writ < f ccriiori gramed by Justice Welle*, in (icni-r-al Cule’s cate. District A'Xorucv .'inllh gave notice that he would uiive the c.ns-i to-morrow. The counsel for Uie defense oppo-e the motion, and a-k the po-tponrmrnl ol Die case over the term, 011 the ground of the ab-ence of J tnics T. Brady, one of tbe counsel for the ili lei>«i, and various witnesses. From Now Haven. Democratic stale Nominotlng Con-vention-Governor F.ngll.li - 11 nd Preecnt Nlaie Officers lie.Nominated. Nrw H vvkn, Thursday, J inuary 30. The Democratic State Couveutinn re-neiul-nated Governor English and all iho pro.suit State officer*. From_Chic3go. lourFramB Bulldlngi itnrucd Chicago. Thuraday, January t'lO. A fir«» last n^ht defiroyed four frame tiuihlown^cl by George ScbelUng, on Twen* tleih itnvt and Arcbfr avenue- Loaaon tbe bulldm^N arutNUx-k. $$0,000; fully uiMiiod.

Halen Anl

f’ 1 ‘it* »ha»b*y liut't rtb/.d A I

ll.ir 1 >.*4f **d » uho ($ l #

llmokersuiith Henry Hlldlirr II s »% llrt'inan Ji»hn llaniHby WlllHm JJ’tn w \Villimu A

It ui**r!. BatU’v Lf\f It row ns

vrew

ancon D J B »ar OavIh

Baker Ifitrrf Itlnrk Jusenh M Burnett li B

BiyunJohn BhiIt W B

Bn th Qohert A sons

Bcyit ewnuivl

Utail InbncA. It hM no eijual, lielnj; absolutely U'*« be*t, EAvWlLY MAC H1AE, lo the World, and Intrlnslr-ull/ Iho cheapest.

ptir 1 »ai

SALESROOM OK THE COMPANY, Manlhweat foraer of Kirn nth and fbeslnut Ittreels. Phlludrlpbla,

Pennsylvania.

on the MsohlQ*, giatiRtou.-

Eor* Htilo oi* r l'i*a<te, FOR CITY PROPERTY’,

F JL Ki

rtr-three and three quarter arr<^ all under cultivation, brie* bouMS wlrh nine

, naming

elopes, ami w

3 articles n t of Ten Dc

>ouars.

$1,000 or one worth ccrtillcates enu-

the;

ereon upon payami as no aniple

All who desire to purrhaM) are requosted send Ibr circular* and »anipie n oi k to luo

an, brica bouse wim n nri, wpU and ci Urn, »uiall or-

■ imnrorementa.

i Hituate*1 on AUisonTil’e

ven miles from Uie city, u ilroad station ioi iur b tirulars inquire at the office of litt-S K HOWARD A SOV,

Jan4dliB W Soulb lU«noi» uect

room*, two cell

chaid. and c Said *• ri t*ravt 1 lt»a< mile from j

and one er par-

WILD CHEERY TONIC. CD A. JE& JD .

on their c«riidcate uuon payment wbcluer it be a waWli worth $1.01 less. The return ol an) OI our ties you to the article named t meat, irrespective of its worth,

valued less than $10 vs named on any certificate,

it will at once be seen that this Is

ivo lottery: Bnt a straightforward legitimate transaction, which may bo participated in even hr the most

fastidious!

A single certificate w ill !>e sent by mail, post paid, uivon receipt oi *5 cents, five for $1, elev- n for $*, thirty-ihree and elegant premium lor $.\

- We, the nnder^lgne«l are acqu

ove fl. Payn, and know ihvit his Utile son wad suoar* te^sluliy treated by i>r. W. t louden, of this roll city, and lr«>m wh it wo are ab’e to .uilze from the api*earance of ihe jfiild. it was surely a very

remarknbie s

■ and elegant | remium i valuable premium fur $!

sixty six ami moi evaluable prei iiumlred and mo$t sujlerb ws

\gents, or those wiNhing employment, this is a rnre opportunity, it u a legitimately l on-luctesl bu-incs«, duly authorized by me Government.and

Ofc*en to the moMt careful scrutin

WR.G11T, BRt) a O Awftm 161 BroMdv

um for$'0, one

ratch for $t5 To

loyment, this

imaiely coudt i by me Uoveruiuent.and

noat careful scrutiny. Try us! K’GHT, BHU A to , importers,

‘ r York.

CHINA GLASSWARE- ETC.

Brown Austin (foloied Brown William rn Tuoiiiiis BroAn Wi’liam W

i lark A W ( liflford Eurr M

Instmrtlon given ly to all purrhaierx.

Tyu la A Ain*!.*v

Carey II< v B

< ranch Daidel I* CnYter on Huin« e

* heater I C < 4pp John S < o »pt*r .1 D < urrv .1 uid ( o k W i.

( hu’cnnal William

Cmtt’s refer

( .irlt/ton > J»

f lured

< affee Isaac W < raw dell Henry ( arlce aame* 1. i anvoerJohn fl t reavav Jbfteph'u i urn Rtv W W (OX w I 11 I Mill

> Milton

.A. Ooneral jA n t OR LOCAL AGENTS, WANTED FOR THE STAH'K OY INDIANA. nrrvlS dao«IA wtm

1 hereby the fact

SAW WORK*. E. C. ATKINS * CiT

I KT It be «lUrinctly ur'der-Uyxt rand JLj '•aution tbin*e tuat are not aware of t

It o n 11 EH.»s J0HN W00DBEID6E & CO,

EXPECTOBAL MILD CDEBRY TOME

sttkiw* Sheffield Saw Works,

IXtllsWlMl \ .1 II Iyoii ( tins i K >n .fax 1. I>ed U m II l*ean Thom a-' I

l c*ry ( l ion ahUo !)•' rham IHrklux >1

Butter nnd CheesB —Fn:'h»nircd and quiet.

3Jo.

snged and quiet.

Linseed OH—Dull; sale* at $1 18.

Kzgs—Firmer; s*l«j st 320 (irocerles —Unchanged and

Nt. l.aula Jlarkel.

hT. Louis, Thursday, January 30. Tobacco— Active, at full prices, f'otton—Very firm; sales at 1001014 Flour—S mu deiusiid lor luw giudes, but

price* tiuchxuged.

Wheal—Inactive and unchanged; sales at $2 51102 75 lor ted and white winter.

Corn—K*sler; sale* at 85^0 87c. Oats —Dull; salt-sat C7ia71c.

Il; sale* at $ I 7 11 ® l 72.

r; choice loll ie ling at $2GU.

Frovlslous—Firmer. Fork— Held at *21 50,

Kye—Dull; sal 11 irley — Botb i

I’etrolemn —Sales at 42c. for refined iree. Oold-1 40J4 buying. m i ^ New York Dry Good* JlurRo4. NEW York. Tburs lsy, January 30. The cotton goods market continue* excited, and pikes arc on the rlso under reduced sup-

plies.

Mew York mill good* scarce snd wanted

and above buyer-’ :. for tlcroo an ! 11c. for

fruit of tho loon

keng, ..

and great falls hav* arl*en,

msnds* 17Xff-; Ark-

Wamsutta bleached muslin-, 22)4c.; Tu-c - i lumped to 20c.; Araoskeag, A, l* tbe

tho loom, and great

IGy^c.; Masnnvllle commamtsv

wnght, 18c.; Forrestdale, IHc.J Newmarket,

is. arc ; Tuscarora, 2t)c.; Utica, 35c.; 5-4 Booth X l7o.; ditto Amos-

50, small sales at $21 51 at

Cairo; 200,000 pound* dry sailed clesr aides, loose, sold at 11c.; 3.000 poundsof bulk shouldrrs at 8c ; city b.acou clear side* m Id at

11X3.

Lard—Holders Ibm views; sales at 12*v:

Itccelpts—Flour, 70() barrel*; wbetf, 350

bushels; corn, 030 sacks.

Weather clear and thawing In Ihe sun.

milaa-Hiikee Jlurket.

31U. war kick, Tbursdty, January 3il.

Frocll .T II Ell). Thos Voole ( hat M Fan'k John Fcllti .late I'lnck .loseffh Flanagan I)( Win Fox it V Grontulle A moGross Andrew .8 (Me <*>>n Joim (-roll .las'Lowry Gage Ikbcit Hart>er*on A Anderson llml-pctn. Ftnitb A Co llarro.) ooo II Hardin. H nrv Heywood l*rof .1 F. Hawke s Jnn.J

loha N John

Deputy i I ai W I can C 11 i>avi- e^qlI in vis .1 I tobl>« W G Da\ l- I’ 1.

Kcr ie, IV m

John

Enoch

Fltssenunon* Geo W

Flanigan Jt

Fedlav J

Fungu; W H Fiirguann Wm F Fortoer Cap! Saufoid Gregory* Muiuloi.l t-ert-n rnj- A

kes Juiiii ilman John

Him. II aw

Hindman Jol liollan 1 Win HuaseWm

Merleh Maiirlc

Hinton *< * il»nr.y l’i ler Hornev 8 I llowoil r.tM

C and Hope, one Hope bring 13r

Wamsutt

yard wide, 18>^c.; fancy Qulnilgamiuid, Ht4".;

Flour—fjuiet; sale* of winter double extra $10 5O0ii ad; spring double extra, $0 500

50; extra, $8. 7501) 20.

Wheat—Stea lj; aules at $2 89Jj for No. 1;

FRF. HI mttl rha

unt

log rates w

FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

& h

S £ S |.

i 2 h ii

P ii

£b_

Boston ... New York Thlladelphia.

Himore.

rirwii m iriirpm".. 1 80 1 45 1 oo n $1 w 1 70 1 35 95 71 1 41

! 1 60 1 85'

Balt ^Ctorn ln hulk will be charged 77 cents per 10 lbs. to Jersey City, nod 82c, per 100 lbs. to New

Y ork.

Dressed hogs *nd fresh meatt are only taken at owner's risk, and at special rates. All articles except flour carried »t actual weight. Glnclnnatl Live stock market. (Special dispatch to the Herald. CINCINNATI, TffraSDAT KVNVINO,/ January 80, UW i The receipts of live stock at the Brighton and Great Western stock yards since Monday hsv* oieen as follows: ■rania :••• BheVp 830 Ucof Cuttle—The supply has been rather short, and prices low’er. Tbe market to day was flrni, closing al ihe foilowing price* pet cental, live weight: Bsstasa-isSi ■ ••••• nais br :: - : : SSa.” Sheep—With ■ fair supply the market lo-day was quiet and lower. PerCeutal Prime v,'**” ** ^* I VUilUOD tu BUtJ'J t u Ul . 9 00 m Per Head. Lamb. 17504 DO Hogs—The demand front packers has been nctlve; the supply short, and prices higher. To-day th* demand was brlik Packers paid $8 50R7 40 per cental grot* for light to heavy averages, and butebar*. $7 50 for extra bog* Ukltinsure marketBaltimore, Tburiday, January iso. p'lour—Dull. YVheat—Steady; firmer rate*. Corn—Dull; sales of prime white al $1 liJ0 1 20; yellow at $1 1801 18., Oats-Firm, but dull; ialM at v6e. aoT*Hi*ed—Firm; .ale. at $9 5*0«. Froytiloha—Steady; lalMOfbulk sbculder. *t 9c.; tldM M 1OX01OXC. loo**.

fi-4 (Jlttn, 35c.;

keug, 19c.; 42 Inch ditto, 17X Heavy tvrown sheeting* arc up per yard although Apr.leton and Amoskeag A are still

jobbing at 16>se.

Linen, stripes and ticks aiDuaced irom 1 to

IHe. per yard.

Prints of standard makes fluctuated; after selling at 12e. they are again firm at 12^e. net. Print eloths’bave risen to 7,\^c. Delaines of new styles are selling as low n* 18c., but tbe same good, are withdrawn ; old

styles Jobbing at lG’£c. l.oulsvlllo mnrkel.

liOl’IsviLti!, Thursday, January HO. Tobacco—Firmer; sales of 95 hogshead* of lugs at $500; common to medium lc*f $7 590 15: fair, $15019; good, $23; Holt county

bright wrappers, $53. Cotton—Sales at 10010,'^c.

Flour—Sale* of tupertiue at $7 5J, an‘l ol

fancy at $12 150.

Wheat—Sales at $2 3502 10. floats—Sale* in bulk st 9S0IWc. Corn—Sales at 7.3078c. for yholle l and ear

in bulk.

Lard—Sales at in;,'!-. Mess Pork—Sales at $21 50. Bacon—Sales of shoulders at 10c.; dear

sides, 18c.

Bulk Meats—Sales of shoulders at 9c., and clear sides at 12c. Whisky-Nominal. Tbe river Is falling steadily, with six feet eight Inches In tho canal. The weather Is clear and moderating, with the theimometer at 25.

$2 08>4 for No. 2.

Oil*—Dull; sale* at 59'. for No. 2.

i (lorn—Weak; sale* at 83c. for now shelled. ! L Hogs—Dressed flrgi; sales at $7 6008 50 i Uecelpt*—Flour, 900 barrels; wheat. 15,or.o | bushel*; oat*, 7,000 bushels; corn, 5,000 bu-

shel*; dressed hogs, 600 bead,

j Shipments—Flour, 8.700 barrels; wheat, 800

bushels; pork, 700 barrels. -

Toledo morket-

Toledo, TbussUay, January 30.

i Flour—Quiet.

I Wheat—Firm; sales of Amber at $2 00; No. I 2 spring at $5 07; leva spring at $2 10. 1 (.'orn—Itccelpts of 30,331 bushels'; sfesdy; sale* >fNo. I at 80(<t8iH^i:.; last hall for Fi b.

riiary delivery at 04c.

Oats—Sales of M Ichlgan at 0.1.\ Uye—Sale* nt $1 CO lor No. 1. Barley— Sales of Michigan at $2. tHoverseed—S-les hi $7 15. Dressed Hog*—Shade lower; sales at 7 , ~ 0 'J

8k'*.

Htlfftalo Jlitrkct. UcffaLO, Thursday, January 80. Flour—(Jillet and unchanged. Wheat—lletter Inquiry for winter. Uoru—Nominally unchanged. Oats —Unchanged. Kye—Nominal. Mess Pork—Firmer; sale* of lo barrels iu lots at $22 50 for heavy; $2) 50 for light. Lard—Firm; sales at 13X<dl3fi. Dressed Hogk—Dull; bales of 100 bead of light at $8 00.

FURNITURE.

Cleveland market. Cleveland, TUErWay, January 30. Flour—Moderate demand And holders i,( city made and fancy brands firm; sales r.| double extra spring at 810 75011 6o; double extra red winter, $12013 50; double extr* white, $14015; country nrauds 5Oc.0$l below the above figures. Wheat—Market firm but quiet; sale* of No. 1 red winter at $2 00; No. 2 do.. $2 400 2 42; No. 1 Milwaukee spring, $2 35. r* Corn—Dull and less firm; parcels on the spot offered at 97c. for No. 1 shelled. Oats—Dull and nominal; No. 1 Slate held at 67W0O8c.; no sales reported. Kye—Demand light and market quiet; sales at $1 5001 55 for No. 1 State and Western. Barley—Market steadv and firm; Nn. 1 Statn and Canada held at $20 2 20; No. 2, $1 90 02. Petroleum—The market Is dull and heevy; free held at 33040c.; bonded, 15019c.

irn iv ir uim: i

Philadelphia market. PliLADELriitA, Thursday, January 30. Provisions—Firm. Me** Pork—Sale* at $22 60023; salofl of loO barrels. Beef Hams—Sale* at $31 80. Lard—Sales at 13X°> Clover S«ed—Bales at $903150. % Flour—Inactive. Wheat—Comes In steady; sab s of red st $2 500 2 00. Hye—Steady. Corn—Lesa active; sales of new yellow at $1 13. Oats—Dull; sales at 74 076c. Groceries—Unchanged. Petroleum—Isle* of crude at like.; refined U bend et :2tf®22Kc,

T II u

MITCHELL & RAMMELSBERG Turn i I lire Company*

llauiscy’s old Maud, No. 3u Nouth II* linoia Nlrcct, A HK.offering for sab! iho largest stock of ComXX. men Furultnre In the city, »uch a> VTOOIJ UliKHtsKL) Cane and Split Bottom Chairs, Bcdsteado, Platroeaca, Nnfca, Tabic*, And all articl#* for general honsekeeplng, with their wnll known xisortiueut of

Parlor,

, Ifllmlnfr Room, l.lbrary

and Chamber kult»,

l$ll of whlc.h^they are ielllng as cheap as any MITLHgLL M A^nU4.«a6l j JanMd*wlm*»un

leilliert Jo*» i^arr’ $h N W <iucr flitmucl 11 II HllWR A ITolflKM II oovor <. H a Hooker Ilonrr IIHwkin* J l ’ 11 unsun J n<> V IlfiT* Juft Alllro Holderinttn John M II Jss llvnck VVin Hal er Milton Holman M S Hav* Nelson Hail R b ll.ivons StewHut liuggius D L

Ingcrsall J II. 1

ESTABLISHED

Manufuctnrers of evera Ca*t Steel ra’ent (.round 'V»rr»ulC'i ("irrnlnr, .11111. flliil«y, < i'o*«*-Cut null YYvb A. W , Ali.n. 8olc Manufacturer* of Tutllc's iii.’. ' vc’. 8tralght II'h.I. Cio** cut 8aw* lor live \\ -itcri;

States

MANUFATOUY AND W A UK 11 DUS ft.

No. SHI Nnulli Illinola M., koutli of

Union Depot, Indlanopolla. Imm. Parttculor atlention paid to r► toothing an«l

straightening (.ircular 8aws. Also, renair* of nil kind*; breakage at owner's ritk. Jfjjf SE.n

'* I.I T pui 15 ci -.\8m

Vos T-'P*

Is no cheap Bar Bitters, so com ir only n*o<l everywhere, ivut ts an old standard rejioly for almost every complaint that flesh l. heir to. It is a Blood Purifier Thai lift* nofrqtinl. FOR D18KA8E8 OF THE Chest, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs, Stamaeh and Bowel*, Indigestion, Dyapepala, Diarrhea, Dyaentcry, Cholera fllorbn*. General

Debility, Etc.

Kvcrv family *hould have It. I>ellcatn laiilcc and rJtlldren should n*e it. It will Invigorate the system, give cioar and healthy color to tho skin, oa l strength to tbe body. All cbi dren arc *ubleot to Cliolln, Diarrhea and Pains instewl oi using those preparations ol opium, so injurious ty tho lir iiu and latal lu

their results, use

Rohrer’s Wild Cherry Tonic?

of all pains and a injury, will >ai result from this

IMPORREKS AND DEALERS IN Chinaware, Queensware, Glass Ware, TABLE CUTLERY PLATED WARE, "W^TZEIR. FITuTERS, ■CK ««*. . K««s. 10 XV eat XVaahlnKlon Street, INIkiAYV 1*01.IM, I.TIklANfA.

der27d3mAs

Ter* i ug an can i

•ismci Evlwnr i .lnhu-oa Win G. » A llnmlllon

n!vn-o chutij

.1 ic Jen

Kaufnifin Wm Kerchors* Kejlcr Ali'lrcn King Hntrl* Kittle J 11 l.akln A A La.'.ov T M Lowden Gimj Lock Henry Louder W fl Logan 8 M Mayer* A lirow u Munceall i’r A, 9 May Corpiral Marqul* ) ha, Meruell Geo N Mahciii Ja* Montgomery .I I. Me kill Tat Martin Timothy Mica .1 Mc r 1*ane Dr McLain < l«vfl Mcginnlt Frank McUlain Ja* Mcfornil* Joim McDaniel Ki id Nickel-on Mr Nccdcglv Joim N i. kuvu Jolin s

l"one Gen

Fearkon U Pitkin" Edward Terry Herlffwt Pcnco Jotonti, Sr Baton .1 W Poutter Jn* M Pad.loot Wm Piillow Robert J Peck Tom U, Jr Robert* Dnrle F Ryan Geo Walker Roher* Jas W Rogers Jas If Koliertiou Wm t

Boss XV in

Roberson B I Shaw Atwlrew Seyi old Ca' per

Scedle K

Sharr Hiram Sender Ja* Stevenson J 51 bt .llo J H C

Steles J

8eveney XV D; Hcott XV’ alter W Sca'er XV I) Standon Patrick Shocraft Silas

aoiiey s Tbo*

V enn Mark, A ( o Kciulle Mr Kctfnevly Geo W Kavennaugh Job n Khox Jo«cpb A

I.Awrev A U l amberUou Geo W 1 ong A J Leach Jo-htia l.ynch Martin Lane Larkin

Woor.ay A t. rawtbrd

Moreheaii Mr orris Uba* E

lather t'Aincnm

Mor

Merry weather (

Xlilroy Jno •' Morton Jo* Miller Phil In Marot Lew i<

Mcl.athleon Mr, Tr Met ormlck Kphrlam Mctonner John XicCormick John McCrouin Michael McLuily Dr XT A IY Neff Edson I. Nelviu John Norris Martin

Never Fail* to Cure

Neuralgia and llhcnmatism r |lHIB Great internal Remtsly ts curing tbon- I 1 sand* oi cases where all other remedies have faiiGl. It is no mere “Anodyne " relieving , tor ihe moment, hut is a perfect bPKGlFiC and , UUItE lor thrxe painDil disease*. The vast num - , her of LtnliuenU. Embrocations, and Exturual , Medielnea, which act a* ttlmula'.Uor the surface j only, are temporary In their effect* and of doubtfill virtue. Tho NEURALGIA KING reach.* i the source of all trouble, and effectually banUhet the disease from tho syslom. A klngle trial i will convince tho most skeptical. Price one Dollar per Bottle. Sold by druggist*. Also, Professor Byrne's Pile Oil—a sum ur* Price Fifty Cents. A. 1. MATHkWS. 11 Gold street. New York.

Which will relieve the suffo ailment*, and in-tea.l ol taoi | a lasting benefit. No injury — 1 Invaluable compound.

-^ j Old, Infinu snd leeble persons s

^ S' /%■ m’ { No family should he without it. . ^ ■ J a M Every hotel and restaurant shoi

I So d by Druggist

p>ons should use it.

nt khonld have it

id dealers everywhere

no vis (1A wffm

• an.

J. ROHKEH, Solo Proprietor, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

RESTAURANT. Conrad Lehrrltter. John A. Lehmlter. C. LEHRRITTER & CO., CAPITAL SAL00IV ANI> HYMY AITRAAT, No. 14 Hast XVasblngton Nireel, (Martin HagS'old stand.;

TOBACCO WORKS. IInT-DIXV XSTXVTOLI3 Tobacco Works.

al. ^V. >IzV V A OO.,

IfeoitUArturers of an»1 ~ iu aU Lindi of

PLUG TOBACCO.

surrounding pa:

has since been success:

entirely free from pain, end well, aiid my Utile eon is vc

cored.

1 have seen and heard of a greet number ef cases cured by Dr. Couden** lieutment, and in the strongest manner 1 reeoi>jjiuc:.il him to all th'.se who are so unfortunate a> to be afflicted with cancer, i would advice .■•.!| j.ersons afflicted to make ne delay in secunng Hi'., otid-n’* treatment as X beli« vt his treaUuent to be less painful and far Mi]>erior to any other physicLai in the Urdu (1 States. Anyone desiring further particn-

H^glcrsVilve, Xienry

C. S P A i N.

IV o

Iai's can addres» mi county, Tennessee.

narkabre success.

GKO. w WK Kd, No liH West 5fain street. W. u GUI lie, i Commission Merchants, 11 K. MARGIN,) corn, r Washington .1, F M, i.t Ills, 5 and Second aireets. TA • L< Ml CK VNE, No 471 ' esl Malnst

G. I*. ULANCHARC

Car be ' oi.suited at N corner 7 bird and Main fiTO. Loui-vi le Kentuck

E, No 474 \ est Mail

HARD No. VM West Main

National Hotel, or Oi

itiona str.et

file

it Office l

ort23-Sla» A w8m

or Office, tffice box.

-A. SA.FE,

CERTAIN.

SrM ^ ^-.neuralgia, ^umersal^Seiiralgia J akd all / nervous ^ A* M*sr J DISEASES. Jt* Vffect* are ^ Magical. TT is an unfailing remedy in all casvs of NeuX ralgia Facialis, often efi'ect|cg a perfect euro In less than twenty four h uri, itom the use oi no more than two or three Pills. No other form of Neuralgia or Nervous Disease has failed to yield to this wondjrful rem-

edial agent

Even in the severest cases of Chronic Neuralgia and general nervous'derangemeuts—of many years standing—aflecting the entire system, its use for a few days, or a few weeks at the utmost, always affords the most astonishing relief, and very rarely fails to produce a complete and permanent cure. Il contains no drugs or other materials in the •lightest degree injurious, even to the most delicate system, and can always bo used with per-

fect safety.

It has long been in constant uso by many of our most eminent physicians who give it their unan-

imous and unqualified approval.

Sent Dy mall on receipt of price, and postage,

.lockage. $1 Off; postage 6 cents

cents.

One package. $1 00; postage 6 ce: Six packages. $5 00: postage 47 c

Twelve packages. $9 uO; postage 43 cent* It is sold by all wholesale and retail dea’ bug* and medicines throughout the U

drugs

States, and by

TURNER A CO.. Sole Proprieto

ers iu

e United

•oprletors,

ISO Tremont street. Boston, Mas ROXTNING A^SLOAN. agents, cXOwfim Indianapolis, ! nriian

oct5 d6mdecUiw6m

I)> WRIGHT’S Tar syrup

presenting

(ic AH know the necessity of guarding against Golds, as well as the necessity for taking th, proper remedies when the Colds are upon ns. X\ ■> • ay, without fear of contradiction, that the supe rlor of Wright's Tar Syrup for the cure of Cou sumption. Coughs, colds. Bronchitis, and all dis eases of tho Throat ami Lungs, does not exist Below are testimonials from persons, some of

whom are known in all pans of the country:

Dr. K. Shelton Mackenzie, I.iterory Editor

Forney’s Philadelphia Press, writes:

UlLAPELruix, July SO. 1367.

Dear Sir: Last Christmas, for the first time tn

rTAX’ING fitted up the capital at ere r ° l * ,, * i,loww Men ; Mi.ffyrv^ a t^.fot^TcV e as pa w r ;

l intend to keep our Bar well slocked with the bed

etc., amt onr Rcatacvery host the market

e Intend to keep a first class

.tislucliou to our pai runs.

Folland A C

grip-.'

nn tJ

1’lielps Edmond

1'arkmnn Harrison

PcDCOst J XX* Pascoe Jams*

Joe N

Pearsou Jc Pence Wm Parker.I 1* Potts 8lla->

Smith T A, Smith G P Smlih Win T

Ro snn Gass Robison 11 Kaper Joel It Ross Ja* Rude Wm Rogers Mdton Rule Robei t

Sawyer C Stearns A Stout D K Stubbs Isaac XV Mom Joseph htuert John Surfaced Milton Spencer J A T A Co Swift Mllboume Miekley Mr Shaffer Norris Stout R.chard Miell Dr a R Nmlthis. Smith Joslah W Smith Tliomaj

Till; AMIEBSII.V PUlTDE.m

OIHcImI I*h per of .11 ad La ov Coanf y*, Indiana.

Has a Larger Circulation

lu Aladieon Cauntp l

Th nn any other JPaper

TT afl'oi-ils to bii>ine*t men a valuable ntclium .L Ihr advertising. $|^Tunns reasonable. Addiess THonieim n .mfi bd, JanSSdfifeod* Anderson, Indiana.

me. and Bp91 dly

give sal

rt.OUR, FEED, feTC.

H. Emmerich. F. W Faut. J. Oatcnna t. 11. K .n.YI 17 K 1C H A CO.,

XX'liolcsalo and Retail Dealers in

Flour, Feed, Grain, Clover, 1 iuwtby, Seed and all kind* of Garden Seed*. No. 8fi We t Washington street, under Metropol-

thcatcr, (Po.toihcc Box 474,)

Turner Re

>B 1

Tucker Gei

v K

Tomclsoa BenJ

Thompson Sas P Tomlinson Jc; sh

Taylor W 11

VandeusauC

Wand* A Wrinkle Ayer* Williams i hurt Webster Danl RWeo** Whit* Geo H

Tremellne II II

rlppen Fr*

en 5n

Thompson Wm

Ippen Frank rner Herekls

Tr . _

Tofner 1 Taylor Joh

Van Foley Martin w Wengler A Lange Wh itton 0 Wiokliff Chat Wesbey Frank W^tar Geo F wiUnff Geo wo*«i*» Bevy y

itan

Jan4 dim

Indlunapolt*. Insltunia,

LAW CARD.

BLACKffVC.

h TO THE LAI31>1S. THE CIRAQE - FRANCATS OR FRENCH DRESSING, Will be used in arery family In the eomntry when they find oat Us good qualities. Ladles' Boots art made to look a* good as new. Children’s Boots are made to look as good as oaw. Travelling Bags are made to look as good as no*. Trunks are made to look as good as now. It makei tbe leather salt and pliable. It will not rub off when wet and toll the skirts. Be sore and get tbe genuine. B. F. BRowN A CO., Proprietors. Mo-ton. Manufacturers of tbe celebrated Army and Navy Paste Blacking, and Blackings arnTT)) InJmsi all kinds for boats and shoes. ffecl4 dim eod Tu.ThASat

IEvI _ HUL. IR, ^ Y-, ATTORNEY AT LAW, a 7 INDIAN APO IIS, INDIANA. TTTILL proct re in all the Federal and State VV Court-. Office in Talbott A New's Block, Nv. 19 Hoiith of Poatoilice, North Pennsylvania street. Jani-dilni

Office, No. ST East Noutli Street.

All nramN Warranletl.

IsnlS d&Sffni

TAILORING.

J. A P. <WKA^lLli\<^, Merchant Tailors, AND DEALERS IN Ready Made Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Tranks and Valises, JYo. 33 Ka>» YYaeliimcton Htrect, INDIANAPOLIS, IND 1 ar U dSm

BRUSHES.

Indianapolis Brush Manufactory. No. 106 Momm illlnoie Ntreet. (Third door south of Georgia.) Seep constantly on hand a large assortment oi 53 It T7 S HC B S , Of their own manufacture, at Wholesale and Retail. nuAdiy

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

MORRISON ft PALMER, Attorneys at Law, FreuakFort* Climtsm Comaty, mehl9 dAwlv Ilk DIANA.

MARBLE.

’DLAIK BOOKA—Wehsve.atlbe Harold,Oifle«,• MB very eomplet.ii son meal of paper for Blank Sake, vUehwUi ha baud a inch a manner a* will la* psa >■111111 MUrfiillH. theassswtioa e$ em**s ta* leeeeleWM Hi III called hie hnwah ef tw bwtaaw

J A. S O KT 13 A. 2V1 id ,

Dealer in

AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE,

J^'O.^M^East Washl^gten^treet, nearly opjmsite keeps on hand and manufactures to'order ill kvuds of Monumental and Temb Stonework, ol the latest designs and beat patterns used. Ail ol which we wllTiell on temi to defy competition. Giro ae a call, aul dly*

REMOVAL.

11 re >itu i**:.

WOOLLEN A jlTHTHEB, Would respoctfnlly announce tn their customer j and the ettlzeus of ludianapolu and vicinity, that they have REMOVED FROM 57

74 and 76 West Washington Street,

Where will be found the best assortme Iture in the city. Their stock const

Furniture in the city. Their sto Parlor, Chamber ana Dining Ko<

constantly ou band a lari

keep constantly ou hand a stock of Common Furnitu

tie:

consists of

cm Betts, and

ge and complete

Furniture, Chairs and ilat-

sscs. We manufacture our own goods, and are prepared to sell as cheap as thn cheapest. Call and examine onr good* and prims before buying. WOGLEN A bMIT HER.

decS4 dlmisun

PROFESSIONAL.

j. at. votiAjai*, aa. i>., Kcloctic JPliysician, . 8UBGEON AND ACCOUCH Kit. Office No. 180 (reeldonoe No. 128) North Pcnnsyl Vania street, one said a half squares North of Postomoe, Indianapolis. Indiana. Office hours from seven to nine A. M , one three and seven to nine *. M. feoMdly

jpuNTlNG ot;allJffeecnn«vm^ nytrv j>rr»

earsir: Last Christmas, f<

Hie, I was much afflicted by a vary tev: ’. with almost constaut t ough and sore cbe.i. cticemakes perfect” the provoib savs, but th* more I coughed the worse I did it. xsy wliat I then consideied an accident, but now believe to have been a Providence, X wa- induced to try Dr. Wright’s Tar Syrup, purchasvu mm tou, an t was greatly relieved In two d*}’*. whol y cured tn ten. It is not unpleasant to the taste, whlcxi is a good point. Many yea'x ago. reading my way ilirongh un old library, 1 came across tho works ofihat BishopBerkeley.whoprophetlcalli and truly declared, more than aeentur., ago, that ’Westward the march of Empire takes it. way,'* and among these were two treatises in which-ho advocated tho use of Tar, as curatlvo of

from Catarrh to live plague. I wa, thtbe cogency of the good Bishop', d am now sure—from tho etlicac> preparation of the same remedv ’

entirely correct Y

ON ^JACK

'ugly i >v disi

vrguments, and

if Dr. Wrighfs preparation ofthe

ol Dr. W that the

verc (

R. t

CONSUMPTION CAN SECURED

Dear Sir: Having witnessed the operation of Dr. W right’s Tar Syrup in cage. o. Consumptior. I ©lieerfully recommend it to aU persons so olfficte i. JEBSE R. Xv.vLhErt, Fourth and chestnut streeis, Phil vtelph/a. Thomas XYlnmill, butcher, in second street Market, Philadelphia, writes: After suffering lor two years with Consumption and constant bemorhages, I was induced to try X>i. Wright's Tar Syrup. After using six bottles, health returned, and I am now able to attend lo

my business.

s. S. Stevens, Druggist. Rea ling. Pa., writes: 51 r. J. J. Kroner: The gross of Tar Syrup purchased about three weeks ago is nearly a.l sold. My customer* speak highly of it. fin d half a gross of it to my father, at Middletown,

Pennsylvania, and charge it to me.

C. B. Vansyckel, Drnggist, Trenton, N. J , sav. : Dr. Wright’s Tar Syrup dees all you claim h i IL I am selling largely of it, and with much sat-

isfaction to my customers.

Wright's Tar Syrup is sold by all Druggists ami Country Storekeepers. Price $1 per boule. One

bottle will check U

check the most aggr,

.rated

(_ough.

Natural, Durable, Beautiful, Best and Cheapest n the World—vt'ul give satisfaction to all. JOHN J. KEoMER.

meet, I’niladelptna, 8- le Proprietor f

403 Chestnut stre

For sale by BROWNING A SLOAN and XV. I. HA8K.1T A gO.. Indianapolis, Indiana,

novza deodawiy

Manhood and Matrimony

•r

im»OMTA.YX TO YOl\Y« TI K.N. TAR. PENDEEY has devoted four years In this IV city to the Weatment and cure ox N EttVGUS DXSEAfiKfi, Physiological Errors, Abuses and Diseases incident to Eany Manhood, Diseases of the Blood, and diseases peculiar to women. Y oung men suffering irom fielf-Ahuse, Seminal Losses, Bpermatorrha'a, In potency. Apathy and Sexual Indifference, treated with care and success. These diseases are the bane of coutoutlon in married life, and the frequent cause of matrimonial inlelictty and infidelity. It is not so much on account ofthe debility ot the genital organa ar d loss of virility that I mention these diseases here, but for the serious mental and physical prostration they produce. Also, the impairment oi health

and happiness.

N. B. Persons who are laboring nnder any of these diseases, can call on me in person or Consult me hr letter, with the assurance that every means ■will be used for their permanent restoration, ice, 86)4 Market street. Eden's Block. Ad l DrNSPENDERT. ^PosDifflce Box 1477, Indianapolis, Indians.

Office dress