Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 February 1868 — Page 3

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gny’ No paper sent without the money, nor continued a longer time than said for. FIM.HIAL ANDCOrt UKKillL. iHPTANAroLiB, TnrasnAT Kvavign, / February 6. 1W18 i ~^MONEY—Although thero Is not the same pressing demand fir dis onnts that prevailed some weeks since; yet the banks are not able to accommodate all who apply for loans. Strictly pibbt ci.488 names can generally be supplied at from 10 to 19 per cent, on*00 and 00

days paper.

Exchange—In demand at par buying anil ){ premium selling.

New York narRot. N*iV York, Thursday, February 6. Cotton—Active and better; sale, of <1,200 bale at Hl^@20c. for middling uplands, closing at 19){c. Flour—Receipts, 8,200 barrels* market dull and SiJtlOc. lower; aales o( 4,S00 barrel* at $8 30(89 for superflna Stat# and flYneruj N 70010 25 for extra State; t8 50® 11 $0 for extra VVe*tern;»12 60013 for wbtie wheat extra; |9 76013 75 lor round hoop Ohio; $1050 012 for common to good bt. Louis; $12016 50 ter good to cboloe extra do., closing heavy; California without change; aaleeof 1,18J sacks at $12 30018 76. Rv 0 Flour—bteady; lalea of 400 barrel* at $7 26(89 25. Whisky—Nominal. Wheat—Receipts, none; market dull and drooping; sales of 7,500 busbeli cbolca wblta Michigan at $335, to go to Albany on opening of river; small Iota of red Pennsylvania sold at $2 02)4; Inferior white Callfornis, $2 40. ^Kye-Qulet; sales of 700 bushela State at H irley—Quiet and In fair request; tales of 25,000 bushels at $1 88. C'lrn—Receipts, 82,800 bushel,; market a shade firmer, and only a moderate business; ■ales of 48.000 bushels at $1 2601 28for Dew mixed Western srfl'iaf; $1 80 for old drt. delivered; $1 27(3 1 28 lor white S <ulbern; $1 25 for yellow Jersey; $1 28 for Southern yellow. Oats—R"ceipts, 1 400bushels; market dull; sale, of 1$,000 bushel at SSMo. for Western In

store.

Rice—Firm.

Coffee—Firm; sale, ol COO aackaofRloon

private terms.

Rugsr—Active and higher; rales of 300 bar-

rels < f Cuba at 1201244<i.

Molsaees-Quiett rales of 300 barrels ofNaw

Orica, at NVallOc. -

Hops-Quiet and unchanged.

Petroleum —Steady ;sales at 10)4c. for crude; and 24)4o. forredned bonded. ft " Poik-Qnlet and Irregular; aaleeof 95f>barrets irt $21 25021 31 for old mess; closing at $21 25 lor calb; |22 25022 45 for new do.; closing at $22 40 for regular; $17 25018 27 for prime; $19. 50020 fur prime mess; also 1.750 barrel, ol new me*, at $22 75022 87 at sellers’ option for April delivery,and at aellew option (or March delivery on private terms. Beef—Firm; sales of 900 barrels at previous prices; and 325 tierces at $32 60084 26 ior prime mess; $37 5U03!) for India mess. Reef Hums-Quiet; sales of 350 barrels at

28 (932c.

Cut Me-ti More a'the;salos of GOO packages at 80b)4<. fur sooulacrs; and 12)40i3Wc. for

hams.

Dressed Hogs—Firmer; sale* at 9)401O)4o.

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ale ot 970

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rjovernment Securities—Without any change

In quotation

Buying. Selling.

Cnlted State, sixes of 1R8t 1.10 1.11

•* “ B-90's'• 1809 Ill) 111 1861 1 08 *< •• •• •• IWiB 1 (W 1M1 101« - •• 10.40’s 101 •• ” 180-9, »d series 101 *• “ '• 8d ‘‘ l.(/I

Itovenuo stamps are sold In sum, from $100 to $800 at two per cent discount, and In sumsovir

$800 at three per cent.

Quotations ofmoney and stocks in New York

to-dav:

MON RY—Continues In a’ nndnnt supply, and call loan, are made at 15 per cent. STERLING—Quiet at GO CD—Firmer, opening at 1 41 , and closing strong at 1 49N1.42X. Exports to-day, $405,630 GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Quiet and dnll.bnt

firm

STOCKS—virmer and advanring throaghout the li t a'l day. elosing strung I’aciQcMail was the only we.<k stock. We give below the closing prices of Government «eeuritie*. and other st-ieWs, as compared with *Ikj three preceding days. Mon Tnes Wed Th*t.

6 per cent 1881 B-90*s, l-t ics B-90's. ol * rlis 6-90's. 3<l S.-rtCS

6 90'-. new

B- a s. Bin series

10 4 s

7 30's 3d series 7 80 s. sd series

-inton.

for Wo.tern chiefly; lO01l)^c. for ci UAcon —Firm with lair demand; s

boxes at lt')401Oi^ for Humberland cut;ll)4u for long ribbed; 1 i)-i0ii for short ribbed;

130l.")^e, for short clear.

Liru-irregular; sales of 940 barrels at

l<")s014)ic.

iHiUtT—Firm; sales at 40050c. Ibr State.

Cheese—Duh; sales at 11011c,

Freight" to Liverpool—Are a shade firmer; with enga. m-ots per steamer of 22,00 bush-

els; 9d. for corn; aud9)jj. for wheat.

LATEST MARKET—FIVE P. M.

Flour—Closed dull, and a shade lower for

medium grades. -

Wheat—Nominally enMcr; sales of No. 2 spring at $2 4002 44; No. 1 spring at $2 430

Rye—Quiet and unchanged.

Oats—Dull and heavy; sales at 83)^0. fur

Western In store.

Corn-tSteady; sale, at$l 2701 28 fbr new mixed Western afloat, and fcl 3101 32)£ for

old mixed Weatern In store.

I'ork —L)utl and heavy; satea at $21 250

rorK—uuti and heavy; sales at $31 260 2! 50 for old mesa; |22 37)4022 60 for new •nes.; $22 50022 55 for March; and $22 750

22 H7)4 mr April.

Ircl-B lie Cut Mcats-

lirmer,

Uscon—Firm; sales at lOWo for Cumberland nils. Lard —Quiet; sates at 14)4014t4c. for fair to prime ht. am aud k< Hie rendered.

March;

.. A'f April.

Bed- fj ilet and Unchanged. s—Rather more active and a shade

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SS"SfAi^i. w 8? SSf SX 85 Wabash - 41 4SY 41 St Paul 48>4 41S 4114 M St Paul, preferred 1-014 S4V1 65 65>4 Michigan Co tral.. lll‘» UV.14 DO 11* Michigan Mout ern «1^ — !) *4 PI 14 1 linol« Central, ex-div,... Ill*; 19B LMt r;*, Pittsburg Oil; P6J4 HK'J KB',' Toledo 111^ 111) 110 112 Rock Island fl0’4 9$i< HIT,* 18*4 Northwoslcro .. . ivin. O 1 )'* fi, l fiO'; Norttiwos>”rn, preferred.. 1IJ4 IIS; 11>; Its; Fort Wavi e imyj 100m 101 102’,' Missouri Cs 103 10S 10»>4 110* *

(.'bicitgo (tlarKet, • Chicago, Thursday, February $. Elmir—Dull; sales at $9 5001150 for spring

extras.

Wheat—Unsettled; sales at$2 0102 25 for No,3; Usubeiquently Improvedtaniiclosed for buyers at $2 02; sellers at $2 02)4. No. 1

very quiet; sales ut 2 070 2 09.

Corn—New; mOT a'*'lve;,flnnsr and )40);c. higher; sales at Hl»$@M2)4r. closing stcadt at 8"X082c; old almost nominal at 84)4i) for No. Da*"—Firmer and le>s active; sales at57)£0

68c .clo.|"g quiet *t outside.

Rvi—C^n e ; sales $1 6701 68 for No. 1; No.

2 nominal; - lies at $1 6501 60.

Barley Slo-e Ncttve, and 203c- lower; sales at V2 0302 05 far No. 1., and closing at

$2 d4«t2 06

Mess r.irk—Dull; sales of standard brands

at $21; prune mess Is steady at $17

Lard—Firmer; prune steam at 13)$>1; sellers

a 1 13/$■

Bulk Meats—Held firm; buyers of dry salted sb'illders at 8)4 ' : seller, at *)$ 4 ; loose Cunibcrlaiida, t)J$c.; loose short rib

middles. Its-.

.Sweet t’u kle.l Hams—Steady; mleeatl2)$c. for city; 12<*. L r couniry cured. ■* Green U«no» —Ft'm; sales at ll)$c. Dre-s-sl *tr <—Firm and fie higher, eloslog at $« 2dA!< (A. (In (ding on 200 pound*. Liv>-H'gs—FPin and buoyant; sales at $6 2606 Mini lipbt; $ti 7008 50 lor fklr to extra -mioth. Heel 1 itlle—Ocod to choice shipping berves ire ae'lve; o'.her grades are quiet; sales at 1 $500 75 fir fair to medium steers; $709 16 h r good to choice do. -'heop—Moderately active for best grades; sales at $404 ■*0. Receipts —Flour, 4 "*50 barrels; wbiat, 1G,. 700 bu«bel«; corn,70.450 bushels; oat*. 10,400 buahels; dressed bogs, 2,830 head; live bog*,

4,872 head.

Khi| 1.750

hogs, 2,07'

, old

(US' I'd — fit bo*; eu*; oo.s fie; — — 9B 2B r.i >4 — - id* IB>4 1614 1B»4 HH;

Tennessee,

Tennessee, new Marietta A Lin. 1st pref Terre Haute profeml...

Hartford A s rie I«H 10i; 1B»4 111 1 Chicago A Alton — .*» 15 138 Glevel snil A Lolnmbn* . . . — 106 1'8 — 1’rario Du< hlcn, 1st pref . 100 — — Wl Hann hal A St Jo-enh . . — — - DO 1 ,' Chicago A Milwaukee — — — — 12 Kentucky — — — 15

MINING SHARES—Dull.

Quarts Hill Smith A Purmlco.

Men. Tnes. TVe l Thn.

no 120 9‘0 260

Davbb toryde

tin. ...

Hill

»S0 525

*5 31

40'!

40 -

4f9

*8 35

— — 350 325

Receipt, at siib-TresMiry to-day, $1,195,842; payments. $7,6€6,64«; balance. $100.9»l,669. FLOUR—Dull and unchanged In prloes; Choice braiidf$12®13 50 I Family $11®11 50 Ext a . »»1 '50 .Superfine 8B"®175 Buckwheat .450^ 5 0) I Corn meal . . 1 803d bo Graham Hour I Middlings per percwt ..5 50® 650| cwt 4000 WltEiT—UhcUangod; small sales at $2 30*

$ 85.

CORN—Is qmto at 79:, for car from farmers Wagon; shelled. SOABlo. OAT3—Dull, at S»»60c. RYE—But little doing, scarcely enough toestabllsh qnotatlons—$1 25 is the best price. BUCKWHEAT—Dull. Wo quote 75*89 per bushel. :. PRO VISIONS—Pull and unrettle l In prices. We quote: Clear sides at 1U4C.; bams, sugar Cared. 15c.; bacon shoulders, 10c.; breakfast bacon, 14c.; lard, 1S,i4»18j4c. FBE;GHT8—unandafierdannary 13, 1868. and until changed, with or without notice, the following rates will bo charged:

FROM INDIAN ABO LI 8.

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Corn In bulk will bo charged 71 cenls per 1W) lbs. to Jersey City, aud 88c. pur 100 lbs. to Now York. Dresssd bogs and fre-h meats are only taken ' at osvner’a risk, and at special rates. All articles except flour tarried at actual weight.

Cincinnati Live (stock market. Special dispatch to tbe Herald. Ci moinm ati, Thurso at Evening, February 6, lffi8. The receipts of live stock at the Brighton and Great Western stork yards since Monday have been as follows:

Cattle

1,56

. 133

Mf’gl . . bheep...

Beef Cattle—The supply has been short, tho quality good, and prices a half cent higher. The market to day was brisk, and all sold, closing at tbe follow Ing prices per cental live

weight:

Extra shipping stock $1 50® 8 00

. H 51)3*1 i/0 . 6 50.a, 6 95

I’rl

xtra shipping stock rime butcheis’stock . edlum •* *• ....

Ci*

CLF.V1

Ivelund .Vlurket.

vxl.ANn, Thursday, February 0. Flour-Tbefcarket Is quiet, steady.

unchanged; s les Of XX

II 60; XX ret

tbe above tlgu

n rather better demand to-day s of No. 1, shelled, closed at

aud on tho spot,

quiet but firmer, with sales

quiet; sales at

Western. B irley—In

$2 20 for No. 1 No. 2 State.

Petroleum

hud at 39041c

Lonavi Tobacco- M be xls coinnum Flour—Sale* faney at $12 5( Wheat—Salt C’ lrn—Sates • Oats—S ties 11 Lard—Sales

’ork -

llacou—Sales

Lot Itville musket

sy, February 6. ales of 3d8 hog!

From New York.

Psobubl* Dafout •( Maw Cnnamuilan •f Alwkumn***Tbe Praataent to Trnnanalt measaffe Ora Alabama Claims and imprisonment at Amarwnn Oitlaana by Orant Brit* ala***Examlaatlon of JotmaanOraat Carraajsausdaaoa by Me con* ■fraction Gommlttoa—Eic* New Yoke, Thursday, February 0. The World"* Montgomery special, Of the 5th lostaut, states: All returns up to to-night Indicate tbe defeat of tbe new constitution. Five counties, with an aggregate registration of 19 849, give, for the first day’s vote, 2,734 negroes and 3 white men. DaNas, Lee and Montgomery counties, out of $0,830 registered voters, gave a vote, up to to-night, of6 804 negroca and 10 whites, tbe latter all candidates, Tbe Registrar of the State said, to-day, that he had no idea that the ratification would be

carried. The heavlaat part of the vole ha, been polled, but tbe rame nufiiber of voters lor tie two remaining days would defeat the

ratlfieatlao by 16.000. r. ■ ;•»**

This World 1 * W ashington special says It la confidently expected that within a few days Mr. Johnson will send to Congress a message, In which the legitimate demand! of tbe tlnlted State* Government upon Great Britain for tbe loeeea occasioned by the privatner Alabama, and for the recent and current Imprisonment of American citizens In Ireland and England,

are to be most definitely made k$own. The IVUunt'4 Washington special says;

The Reconstruction CommltMe has taken the Grant-Jobo*Mi correspondence Into consideration, with a view to aicertaln If tbe PrMldent has laid himself liable to Impeachment, and will make a thorough examination of the alleged effort of the Prealdent to hinder

the proper execution of the laws.

The lUralU't special saya:

The Prealdent will make public to-day hli reply to General Grant, audit will be supported by tbe statementt of various members of tbe eaMnet, confirmatory of tbe PreMdeot’s reason for the late dllficulty In the War ofllce. Eleettma «f Ber. Benjamin H. Past* deck, Of IfTtchlgun. as miaetonarr

Bishop of Oreson.

New York. Fcbruarv n —Rev. Benjamin H. Paddock, of Detroit, Mtcbig >fi, was yeaterday eleoted by tbe Proteatant Episcopal Bishops In convention at St. John’s Chapel, In this city, at the Missionary Bishop of Oregon.

Begnwn Mary L

Beaty N ■

Beshop Lonlsa

Brine Julia

Barry Elizabeth Brown Emily Connoly Mr* Tbos F Uallisoy -Pauline Caiey Ma*V C Cornel me M«F A^ Chaney Fmma

From Washington.

Hepprt at rreeAaaea’s Gamaateslaner * In Itwaeh Cnralinn-Oaneitfefahle

■uffering.

Washington, Thqrsday. February 6. The report of the Freedmen’s Commissioner in North Carolina sboWa that there la oonsldarable suffering there among the Freedmen, from non-payment of wages due them, and from Inability, by reason of short crop*, on the part of employer! to support or pay freedmen until the next planting. The season opens during December. Three thousand four hundred aud thirty ratlona were distributed to alck persons, orphans, and destitute freed people. Two hundred and thirty schools are attended by 12.600 scholars.

From Omcinnati.

Bagxage C a* Plllsburg, For*

Wayne and Chicago Bailroad Baraed-Coateale Destroyed. Cincinnati, Thursday, Februsry 6.

| ▲ baggage car on the Pittsburg, Fort

'aysg and Chleag* RtBroAil, bound West,

caugbt firs from sparks from tbe locomotive, oenrColumous City, Indiana, yesterday, and was entirely burned,with Most of Its contents,

I' Wa

consisting of a large amount of passengers, baggage and express good t, the Utter U lug

mostly

burm

V ,,t,r

A corpse on boerd was also

From Toledo.

Mecepllaa at G»a«ral O’Neill. Toledo, Thursday, February G.

An enthuslastle reception of General O’Xdll, Prealdent of tbe Fenian Brotherhood, Vice President Gibbons and Colonel Welsh,

place at Wblle’a lisll last even 1 "*

les Were deltverd by e*rt number of volunteers enrolled

the Irlsn

nine

Npdeches were deltverd by eneb, and a larg*

number of v

Hepubllcna Arms. General O'Nellllreturos to Washloguin on special buslnent, alter which be will renew hi* vlslta to the organizations.

From Scranton. Doosrwcuv* Fire.

Fcra* on, Thursday, Ftbruary G.

A fire occurred here last night which burned five building 10 a Week on Leckawana avenue, oeeiipind by the Hejmttlirnn (dfi c,

I. Cslvlu's liquor sb"p. Re*i.’» ;

Moials tailor aho dinga. beside. »'ui Ljss$tUU,0O». la

1 produce shop, rsl other t.uil-

seversl other Idii fmcnUT icaidcULCG.

uBur*n<*«*

offjoia-Ij, jsto. e. Liwt of Letter* TJEMAINIXIGlTrCLAniED IN THE POST At ofiUe at Indianapolis, Itdiana, February 8, 1868. . ear To obtain these Letters, the applicant must call for “ Advertised Letters.” give the data of this list, and pay one cent for advertising. LADIES’ LIST.

Antln VVm Uarmln

AcUe Alice

Alexandre A

Mary] r Mary

Dlx*n Denver

Davis 1L

Edwards Bn B Everest Mary E

..Jisetu .

Ford Martha Farris Lout a' * letcher Emily

Barbra

Ftdagei

Buckingham Mary C Baily Mrry C Benrer Margaret BUrs J( sepbene BurdR Frances Brandt Elmira Bond A S

Charles Sarah Catroll Mary Cadon Nora < erry Jooauna Clements A it i> Derroff M L Davi. Elizabeth Davis Mr. Charles k E Edwards Nancy

Ferre Mary Franklin Belle Frazee Dora

Grlfllth Mr. Winnefrcd Gavin M

abli

Gould stable

Gainiuonds Martha

Gal me. Jane

Gifford E

GoxzeU Fqdelio V Horvinson Virgin! t Hudson Mattie Hawk Martha Hawkins Nancy Harvey Mary Hart Nvncy Hln.ely Louisa Hyatt tenpie Hager Fannie

Kate

Hoover

Hupp A C

I tier Sarah D

iXT.. r „.. Joan.on ( ulharl

Kennedy Mrs Wm

King Julia U

Ke i.p-rKUzabeth

KUlore Bridget

Lewis Martha Law bora K J Laird Auuie

Got born M Ge rge Melsina Grltby Elizabeth Gilmore Elizabeth Gardner Kate

Hill M H Ho e Margaret M H uff Mary S' llenly Mary Ann Heath Mattie M Hasluu Maria Humphreys Mrs Joseph Harris Ustiie Havens Elisa Hines Catnarine

J Johns Marla Johnson Mrs George Jcffeiy Mrs IA Klein Veronlcla Kimball J C Kimball Emily C Kerby Bridget ■a Langford L * Ltiulcn Alla

Quaokcnbush Prof H W

Bltchey Arnold Boyer aaron Boinaio CH Rose Edgar xwanJttns JOnn R Ron* J J Kook John R1 hmond W N Kelly Thomas

Hooker Alfred T

Rogers B F

Risner David Bo>! Henry J Roiicper Henry

Roei Jacob Ring Joum Robe J D Beady P W

PATE NT DETACHMENT.

MEDICAL.

eluted L* ptRRY’s Worm teA

Sands Elwood

Stillwell Edward 9

Stubbs Enoch Scott John F Snider James Stout Joseph Stanton Jobt

Ste: Sun

Stearns K K Snowden Richard Sandiier S H Spain S H

Smith Wm T Smith William J

n J

ward John:

miners John A

Teal A Taj lor Henry Thomas Henry Taylor Mr

Summers A B Spencer Alexander T

sweet B W

Saunders E G Sherray Henry Scott Josephus

Smock Jerferfon M

Stubbs Jonathan Scurry David Sterling Jas T

Simmons William Sutherland Robert Sheehan Timothy

Scott 1 ho.

Sheehan Timothy W

Smith*.

Smith Morgan L

Smith Wm

Tucker Dan Thayer Daao Tavlor Jackson Taylor M F

Van Joseph W

West A Co Wood B Wood K D Wright Frank M West Geo F Williams J Wood J wtl ox W Bus-ell Walker Webster Wiles Robert Wells T C

While A WhiteB F White Frank Wagoner G W Wright Henry Wolf Jacob Waldron Wm Wright Di WCH Wakefield Robert WhlttngT M Wihon T C

Initial*,

Publisher Christian Watchman Secretary IO G T (Contra! Lodge Secretary 1 O G T (Forest Lodge) “-cretary I O G T (Gough Lodge)

.tentee W Meridian f. Tenants of No. 118 Easi

Secretar

Pal To

it Vermont st

D. G. ROSE. P. M.

JEWELRY.

ary

McCormick Ma MoNeely Rett

lone 1 r Ka

Morehead Jennie Mack Margaret Montagu# Martha M

Nicholson L

O'Donnahoe Man

Vines McVay Mary MuGusley vi

Malonev Mrs Ma-iox ElDn

rglnla

Plummer Ro*a Pepper -alile Parser Lydia J

Pecan Vary Robinson Snsan E Riggs Mary S Rbody Mrs Rohe (Don M tile Kalrdon Louisa, 2 Eos* Julia Rickart Llz.le Reem Caro me Reamo Annie

Ma iox I

Mein Loui-a Moatagne M L

UTonuahoe Bridget

Palmer SalHe I’o.e L Foray Mrs James H

Reid Sallie Ryan Mary Abn Horex Marv E Robertson Mary 9

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ALSO. DSALEB IN * WATTRES, JEWELRY AMO SPECTACLES Mm. SB Kant Hr ana lag la a Skmat, INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. jB^^Sperial attention uatd to rspairing fine Vatcbcs and all kinds of Jeweliy. febl dlmAS

BOOT* AND SHOES.

Ross Mollie Hails ack Mai

Richardsou Rand C M

Be d Amanda Rsicfaster Agnes

8trft>len Mary Strong Mi. Parvis F aheraen Mary M Ssr.iles Maggie Swift L’flla E Fmita Harriett Slack Hattie Reoour Fannie Stms Klla ■herwoed Annie Stall Fannie C

ary K Jaue

Mra T II

Tele

Sulivan sml.h N

FmiMtMagi

Spar - Marxaret 9a kett Mar-ha Smith Irene W

Smith Jem ie

smith hltxabeth Stan Em La O

Shea khnie Smith antile

hmith Ellen A

(bead.

ipm.nts-Flour, 2 000 barrel*; wheat, ) bii-hcl*; eortL^LiOd bushels; dressed 1,2,077 head; llv#%*. 1,400 bead.

At. I.oula Yliirket. STt Louis, Thursday, February 0. Tobacco—In good demand st full prices. C'dton—M*ru doing and prices higher. Flour-Qu$et but firm; quotations unchanged. t Fhcat—Holders linn: red and white winter quoted ut|$2 5i>02 70. Corn—Feel og » Mule firmer, but prices unchanged; sal a at 93085!;. for shelled; 740750. in ear, O its—Firrr cr and hlcher; sales at fl70O9e. for black; 7u t7ic., mixed. Baric) —Lifcbsnged; sales at 2 35 0 2 37)4 for choice siufnK; $2 GO, choice fail. Rye—Dull and lower; sales at $1 GO for prime. rruvlsona-IQuIet and firm, with small sales. Hicon—8*ll* of clear rlh side* at ll)£c. H mw—Salt* (f sugar cured at IGe. Lard—Steslly ; sales at 13c. for choice steam rendered. ll-eclpts—iflour, 850 barrels; wheat, 600 sack*; corn, 2s200 hu.hels; barley,5(10 bu-h> Is. Weather ejeur and Very cold. Sudden chant 6 i>**t fiwht.

spring at $10 760

winter. $12013 60; XX white,

$140ir>;c(>tiufy brands Irom 60c. to $1 below

cs.

light and market hardly so un decided change; sale* id No. Tin-.* st t2 35; No. 1 red win102 GO; No. 2 red winter at

t—Mo

ttrin. but will 1 Milwaukee ler held at 42 $2 4202 43. Corn—Was

but lower; sa -s 93c. Irom store

Oals—Kalhe

at U9o.

Rye—The (I Inand Is light and the market

jii 5001 66 lor No. 1 State and

■ndrrate demand and firm at State and Cauada; $1 9002 for 'ery quiet, steady-and firm;

>nd bucdtd, 19020c.

..K, Thursday ket firm; sul

ng«, f *lr leaf, at $10 60. I supetfine at $7 7507 80;

st $2 400 2 45. 5 4790. In bulk. Milk at00009c.

13Xc.

Mess Fork—if*lcs at $22. >1 shoulders at 10c.; clear sides

Kales of shoulders at !%<!.;

li so

at 18 (.

Bulk Meats clear sides at 1)

vs blsky —N01 f nsl: sale* at 2G029c.ln bond. C illou —Salt-Mi t 10)401 (C. River falllug wuwly. Weather clear. Ther-

mometer 31 degries.

New 1'orR. Dry Goods market* New yLkk, Thursday, Febuary 6. Thecottou unakel la buoyant and firmer;

Ibis has a tendency to Impart strength to

market, with a future ad. Seeling* are In light supply 10)j'*. lor lest makes, wuiie

. at l501f»)4(;.

arc scarce and firm; sales at s In choice assortment at 120 Uard make*, excepting Merbos L. Which bring 13){c.;

From Biddeford. Deetrucllv* Birr. Biddkfukd. Thursday,February 0. Adams’ block was burned l*|t night. Gordon A EtcheU, grocers; B!ike & Co., stove dealers; Good SI Co., auctioneer*; Nugent’* Academy; York Innirsnc**g*noy:Blelrdell'H billiard hall, and aundry ofliors, were all burned out. Lo*s, ',150.000. Insured. From Chicago. Flr«> CniCiGO, Thursday, February 0. The drying room connected with Moor* A Savin’* tannery,onJoaephstreel, was destroyed by fire last night. Loss on building and •lock about Un thousand dollars. Fully insured. From Kingston. Fire. Kingston, Cakapa. Thursday, Febru»rv 5. Hutchinson’* ;clotblery, B fee’* hoop ralrt factory and ’Burn’* shoe store were burned yesterday. Loss heavy. From Montreal Exportation of Sliver. Montreal, Thursday, February 6. The exportattoRof Oliver will be commenced Immediately. Toledo market. Toledo, Thursday, .Februtry 8. Ftonr—Qul*t. Wheat—Sale* of No. 1 red Wabash at $2 56; No. 1 spring, $2 20. Corn—Receipts, 25,316 bushel*; market ){c. better; sales of No. 1 at 88)jc., and tor all April at95o. Oats—Steady; sale* of No. 1 at G4c. Rye—Quiet. Heed*—Unchanged; sales of clover seed at $7 25. Dressed Uogs—Dull and drooping. Baltlasoro market. Baltimore, Thursday, February 0. Flour—Steady add quiet; receipts light. Corn—Sales of mixed Western at $1 2U. OaU—Sales at 75e. Rve-Dull; sales at$t 5501 59. Cloverseed—Dull; sales at $9 250 8 29. Provisions—Firm and active. Hulk Meats—Sales of sides at 11011)4c.; shoulders, 9){09}{c.

New York Cattle market. New York, Thursday, February 0. Beeves—Tbe arrivals thus far are 2,ti00; tbe demand I* moderaUIr aetivs and unchanged; Bales at lO0nyjc., with a few at 18c. Sheep—Active; tbe supply Is lar e and the prices msiuly poir and )^c. lower, except for

the choicest.

Hogs—Firm and moderate; sales at 9)^0 9)$c.. for the best corn fed, tha supply Is very llaht. ’ UKIGHX At CO. BANKERS AND BROKERS, 10 Hew Street, Hew YorU. Entrance,64 Broadway. Postofflee Box, 6,500.

MICHAELS. , FRANCIS E S OVERTON A.

Thoma.MrtWm D Tjplon Murvare) TiiinbluKiii Zclta T no mils I) L Vankc*"**** 1 « W.ssl Mari* (colored) wiluy Mary Webb Maria

X T»vlor M J Thomp-o * Marv Thwmpton Carol I Ts, lor Madame

BOOTS AND SHOES! (Sown they Go, at MAYO’S SHOE STORE.

wo have la storo a large stock of BOOT** aad SHOES of tko latest stv loo aad front tho Bent massataciarars, which wo now offer to caatoaioro at verr low prlcee- Tlnte* heiac hard and haslansn dull, wo will soil oar Wlater Stock oxceedlnglr cheap. NOW SO tho tinso to har excellent work at Ereal Harffalaa. Npeclal attoatloa Ie called to oar Gent’e BOO CS e.h. mnYoaco., S3 East Washington street ftb4 <Mm

VVaUua Mary Wei. Lucy

WMUker Jana W hcalau Ellen Aired Maggie

w WHenlller Mary Wuo en Nancy WalkerS W Warner Mary Wrivhi Beldl 8

Waasun Annie I'oreiff*-

UE.TTI.EMK.IH* I.INI'.

Adtin* B V

Apple George s irchey Jctety Blair A Vernon

Hnrdook A to Hn.'hanan A j Bel lee Charles B rd er 11 S Beecher J M

Baker Jem'* R Uradenner John F

Barber w 1111 Barnes W R Blair Wlllta

Rai Bui

sir Willi,

rker Moron J

*hT B

Brown ■ W

Brown Charic. H

Brogn JJ

Brown William Clark Alfred M

Ctiamberlaln A Chs*e CoveMlIl Eperiam H

Campbell llenry

a u

oJM

Rev .loieph

impi

Llarw »ier C’a ter J G

Cnriski Cotton

Cocks Joseph Collins J<me, T

Crain John Grcke W

Collins Lute A Conway Thomas

Dawley $ Co DonahLo* ( barley Domvan tC J Da kin Grant Davis Jno J Dnmsey Neal Dixon Jame, W Dell William II Davenport N Duck Robert Davis Zadock

Elliott, Gsdd 4 Co Emery John

Fore Al'red

Folsom Grorge W

Fos'er Jacob

Fogarty John Farley Richard

Grass A S

Grasory A Mtimf.irl Gregor Alexander Green llenry F, 9 Oreenway John * Uarriaon Samuel. Hetlly A Cook

Hoover Asa

Hudson Charles Herbert Georgo

Allen Edmond Abbott John W Adam* T J ft Bnrnay dent Ran, Laflln BCe Bell A J Barger George W II II Bary J M Raekrsto John V Branch J 8 A Co Barnet Jame* Bear William Browning W K Blair Mac Bryan 1* G ewaa Brown E A Brown Gaorge Brown L L <7 Corret'e Mr Coble Daniel Carter G W Cartwright H C • Clark Israel Choce Dr J B Chambllng James Clements John R Cooper John C’ODb James Conpertbwalt Milton Consodlne Michael Cow.ill Samnel Cel iff L b D Dudley, West A Co Delano Dennis D Duin George Denney II T David James R Dowlanu J U Dabbs Wm G Deusner WiUUm Davidson R K Doutwell Robert ■3 Ivans A G r FantF W Fenton John W Freeman Jo.eph W Flynn Peter

Freely A W Graves Frank Gaston Frank E

n John Patrick

C. DUCREAUX’S PATENT FOB Instantaneous Detachment

HORSES FROM CARRIAGES. This Ingenious and very useful Invention, which has been patented in the United States, France and England, is now offered by the subscriber to the public, feeling assured they will find it, upon examination, one of the greatest in-

vention* of the age.

Prominent among Its advantages are: First—The facilitv with which horse- may be harnessed to or unharnessed from a carriage

horse falling, he

Second—In case of a horse falling, he mav be loosed from the carriage in one second, withont the driver leaving bis seat It is so simple in Us

operation that a child can work it

Third and Greatest—In c

beco mi

fright. •way,

que

e of 1 cable

ing ing

application to carriages, as the horses can be loosed Bum the can iage “in a twinkling,” and the carriage as quickly and safely stopped. Mr. C DUCBEAUX gave several pub icexhibitions. The great favor and praise manifested by the public on these occasion*. Is one of the evidences of a popular appreciation of Its merits Terms may be known and orders received fbr

applying tbe potent to carriag State rights, by addres-iu^ to

SAtXX, Patentee, |J Elizabeth Street

WATCHES ETC.

$1,000,000 IN WATCHES!

For sale on the popular

ONE JPIfclOE ELAIV,

Giving every patron a

Handsome and Reliable Watch

For the low price of Ten Dollars,

Without Regard to Value, ^^ND not to be paid for unless perfectly satiafac1U0 Somi Gold Hunting Watbe*..E995 to fl.OOU

Gold Waf "

also, a reliable ouro for Fits and Worm F< Po»set»lng in its combination wonderful cle ifig and strengthening properties,dt will alwayi improve the. health or the patient, whether affected b; Worms or other causes. Price 25 Cents. Sent by mall for 96 cents.

M. S. L General Agents, s ielfl .lemiwwl v

WILD CHEERY TONIC.

-A. C -A. K, ZDTS

T ET it be diTTo

I 1 cautic

ictly understood and I hereby - that are not aware of the fact)

100 Magic Case Gold Watches 2DU to 10U Ladle-’ Wa'ches, enameled 100 to

900 Gold HuntingChronometer

Watches 950 to ww MX) Gold Hunting English Levers MM So 960 800 Gold Hunting implex Watches.150 to 9U0 800 Gold Hunt's American do 100 to 250 BOO Silver Iluoting Levers 60 to 150 BOO Silver Hunting Duplexes-. IB to 250 600 Geld Ladies’Watches..... 50 to 550 1.000 Gold Hui ting Lepines 60 to 15 1 0H0 Miscellaneous Silver Watches.. 60 to 100 9BOO Hunting Silver Waiche*,,,. 95 to 60 6.000 Assorted Watches, all kinds 10 to 15 WUf Every patron obtains a watch by this arrau*. meat, costing but $)0 while iAmay.be worth

$1,000 bo partiality shown.

We wish to immediately dispose of tbe above magnificent stock. Lertiilra'e-, naming tbe artielea, are placed In sealed envelopes, and well mixed Holders are entitled to’he articles pa ned tft> their certificate uuon payment of Ten Denars, whetner W be a watch worth $1,000 or one worth less. The return of any of our certificates entitles yo* to the article named thereon ujion payment, irrespective of iu worth, and as no article valned less than $10 is named on any certificate,

it will at once be seen that this is

IV O LOTTERY!

Tt -I It, Eli ’ S EXPECTORAL WILD CHERRY TOMC

It is a Blood Purifier

Tbatliao nafequal.

FOR DISKA&K8 OF THK

Chest, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs, Stomach and Bowel*, IndlReatlon, Dyspepsia. Diarrhea, Dysentery, Cholera fllorbn*. General

Dehlllty, Etc.

Every family should have It. Delicate ladles and children should u«eit. It wiH invigorate the system, give clear and healthy color to tbe skm,

and strength to the body.

All chi dren arc subject to Cholic. Diarrhea and Pains instead of using those prepa atious 01 ■ ! — ‘ injurious to tho brain and fstal in

use

opium, so in tfieii results,

Rohrer’s Wild Cherry Tonic

nvaluable compound. Old, ii firm aud leetde persons should use it. No family should be. without it. Every hotel and restaurant should have it. $Rff*8o.d by Druggists and dealers everywhere. J. UdHltEK, Sole Proprietor, norlS dAw8m Eanesster, Pennsylvania.

MEDICAL.

Jolmsiou, Uuiiuvray a towdea, Wholesale Dealers In Patent Medicines f GP'3 Arch street, - * Philadelphia,

DR. WM. THOMSON’S OBceandO&otalt&tlonPaiUrsarelocated st !ffo. 99 Month Delaware Street,

YTTHERK he will continue Tv to treat and cure Private Diseases, in all their species, stages, ramifications and

pbrses.

Or. Wm. Thomson will gl’ So each patient a written ii strumeni. binding himself

effect a radical and

ak<

written in1 himself to 1 ucrmanenri

oure, or make no charge. Dr. W'm. Thomson has made

the treatment ot Private Disease, ^.ecialty since tbe year 1861—three year, in tbeetty ot Buffalo. New York, eight years in Chicago. Illinois, and two years in Peoria, Illinois During eight years practice in Chicago, Illinois, he cured over

thirteen thousand cases.

Ur. Wm. Thomson, in his practice for Scrofula, Rheumatic and general diseases of the blood, ujos * Fumigating Vapor Bath of the most ingenious kind, in conjunction with internal treat-

ment.

SEMINAL, EMISSIONS, the consequence of self-abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sex* ual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the following train oT morbid symptoms unless combated by scientific medical measures, via: Sallow countenance,dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in the ears, and noises like the rustling of leaves and rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in approaching strangers, a dislike toWorm new acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and variant eruptions about the face, furred tongue, night sweats, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, monomsnia, and frequently insanity. The afllicted. on the first appearance of any of the above symptoms, should immediately apply to Dr. Wm. Thomson fin relief. ■ta^ Office and Consultation Parlors, No. 92 South Delaware street, Indianapolis. Indiana. ^ O. Rev 1660 fells 11 ▼

Louiisgreat

CHINA GLASSWARE, ETC.

Ightferward legitimate transi

which may bs participated in even by tie

action, e moat

fastidious 1

- A single certificate will 1* sent by mail, post paid, upon receipt of 25 cents, five for $1, elev n tor $2, Uurty-.hroe end elegant premiuu, lor $6, sixty six aud moi evaluable premium lox$io, one hundred Bird • melt superb watch for $15 To

Agents, or those wishing emplo.

kaents, or those wishing employment, rare opportunity, it is a legitimately c business, duly authorized by tbe Go

11* la a

ely conducted veminent.aud

s, duly authorized by the

opea tothe most careiulscnitlny. Try us 1 WR.CUIT, BED. A CO.,Importers,

octigdA wkiri IOI Bre-itvrav. Naw Fork

UNDERTAKER.

Win. W. WEAV£It, TJ JST ID E P5. Hr is: 3S IFt,

1 19o. SO ftortls Illinois St., ■RffETALLIC Cases. Wooden Coffins, etc., bv iVL whule-ale and re'ail. One of the finest lie .nca in the west, -brouds of all sizes Particular atteatSon I* railed to hi* new Body ITcsener, by which remain* may be kept in a natural appearance lor any length of time desired, without soiling toe appatcl He relers to Dr. J. H. Woodburn, W. J li. Itobin^on. T. B McCarty, Audip!^of Stale, and Trum Palmer, Esq.

Gavin Gold!

the

.1 S I

tbe Koodi

vance.

Heavy brown and firm; sale* u second* aie sdlti Priutiog clot

27)4o,

i’rinted.callco 12)4o. for all sta rimao D and C

Merrlmitc A coktuanU* for 14)£c. for faucie*

and 15c. lor pinlAt and purples.

Delaines are ste .dy at 18c. fjr new styles of Pacific, but Hamilton aud other companies arc indifferent shout rffering such styles at

such uoprotUadke prices.

Inferior ” ” 4 00*6 00 Bbeep-With a thort supply tho market to day was brisk Percental. Prim* $6 OoCS B0 Common to medium 3 40*3 00 Per Head. Lambs ... 8 00®4 60 Hog;—The demand from packers has beeu good, the supply short, and prices higher. To-day the market was active, ami none left unsold. Packers paid $0 76*7 76 per cental gross fbr light to heavy averages, and buU'hers i $7 90* 9 00 for extra bogs. Pltlladolplsla market, Philadelphia, Tliuridfiy, February 0. Petroleum—Limited and declined; sale* of crude at 15016)4c.; refined iu bond, 2*140

28Uc.

Flour—Inactive. Wheal—Comes forward slowly; sales of 1,000 bushels of Kentucky while at $3 00. Rye—Baits at $1 00. Corn—In fair dt mtnd; ■alee of $,000 bushels at $1 26 fbr mixed Western. Oat*—Firm; rale* at 780780. Lard—8al*» at 14014)40.

Woolens are beginning to move more freely

ry low, fancy casslmeres in

giog from $7010 G2.

but price*rule wuol and silk

50 ) vfc rati

Plttwburff market. PirrsBijRG. Thuraday, February 6. Crude Oil—l a' market remain* unchanged both aa to tho JlmanU and price: sale* were made during thpdi y at 707){c. The refined oil market 1* al*o (.nil and nothing new has *0 fir presented Ustfif; prices are quoted at 220

30c. I

The river Is tt$l closed.

There was a bluvy snow storm til day.

■ I ■#-»<# ,’l I i vsyr u kee market.

MilWAriieM. Thursday. February 0. Flour—Dull and nominally unchanged;

u¥»i

medium to cbolrfl, $ dium, $8 760 9 25.

Wheal—Advaiced to $2 03)£ for No.l;

$1 970 1 97)f for II o.2.

Oats—Firuier;lsa!es at 6S){c. for No. 2. Corn—Firm; .ties at 89c. tor new shelled.

Kye—Finn; tales at $1 50.

Rsoelpte—1,900 •nrrela of flour, IS,000 bush* els of wheat, 23,000 bushel* of oats, 400 bush,

els of oern.

Bhlpasnte—903 barrels of flour, 11,000 buah’

sales of fa^urileVpnoff extra at $10010 26;

$9 25010; common tome*

lal

ners

BRIGHT, General Partner. iUlRK, Clncncinnati, O .( Sped . FITCH, Madison, Ind I Portn

pgg- Exchange, Stocks and Gold bought ai Li - on Commission. Deposits received aud ii

rest allowed on dally balances.

RsmiNCXS—Faran A MoLsan,Cincinnati, o. ; r. E. Squire * Co., Cindlnaatl, 0 ;Hon. T. B. McCarty, Auditor of State, lion. A. J. M"mson. exAuditor of Stale. McDonald A Roache, Hendrlcks. Herd A Hendricks, W. W. Wooleo, K«q., Cashier, Indlanapoln, Indiana; Hon. B. W. Hanna. Terre Haute, fudiana; D. Ricketts, Bsq , President, J L. Bradley Esq.. Prtsldent, Jeffer ‘Onville, Ind ana; E. T. Kefghtly 4 Co., Greencastle, Indiana. f»b4d6tn

LIQUORS.

laOUIS LA.TVGr,

TIC FORTH OF

RHINE WINES, CIALEB IS Battled L.lqwonsv Ale, Cider and l.rager Beer, No. 29 SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET, febsdSm 9901 AH A POUR.

MILLINERY.

MR M. J. THOMAS

SaSAB REMOVRD HER

Millinery Rooms TTIUOM No. 6 West Washington street to No. 8. J; np stairs, in lb* same building, where she

it her old patrons and friends

will be pleased to meet

with au ample 4 , ; Stock of Nice Good*,

in all tbe latest styles, at tbe lowest cash pried.

|^»AU work done neatly aad promptly.

Hauok Jame»

Hoover Jacob B

ker Joseph ves John W

Husto James M Hampton Willie

Hall W B

Huntington Noble

Hogan P C

Hugh Thomas M

una L J

Johnson John

s Jo

Jones has W

JewtttSi

obn W or Ucid

amucl

Jennings Faank

Kramer Andrew J

Killinger A U Keith George

J II R

Patrick

Hliigshury . Kelley Patri Ring hilby

Lynn Adam Luzudder Abraham Landes F M Luntner J II Liu s Joseph H Long John Lockwood Wm A Maurecan Dr A M Mitchell A O Merryman Ed F Mart Edward Mcsohell Joseph Markhn Mataew Morris J U Miner William Munts Michael Moran Thomas

Harris Mr Hamilton A A Hunt Clement Haverstock Hiram Hardin James Hunt J L Hoilingibead John Hull James Hall Wc* R Hubbard William Holman M 8. 2 Hitchcock M a liu'ings K A Miner I, J Hall Robert Lieut

Jones John Jenkins W S Jackson M Johnson James L Johnson Aid K Kerchoff A Kerser Charles Kelley Henry Keltner Winter Kensy P Kelsey L R

Lightfoot A WolfklU Long David Loudert George Link Rev J H Locke Jacob R l/ODg William Doughlln Homer

Murphy Mr

Mendenhall Bcutley

Miter F A

Morley Edw Massey Jacks Morgan John Myers Jonn M

Miner N R

Moran Patrick

Edward R

ackion

ALBUMS. ETC^ Samuel D. Uorloek & Co.,

•97 8mnu0tm Street, r ' PHILADELPHIA, PENN., MANUFACTURERS OF PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS ▲ND BOOK BINDERS* Family and Pulpit Bibles, Pocket Bibles, Reference Bibles, Diamond & Pearl 32 Mo. Bibles, All sizes, styles, kinds' and descriptions of Photograph Albums! At prices which compete with all.

Specialities in Styles Peculiarly our Own.

S. X> . 13 • & CO. XTroWI D respectfully Inform thertrade that VV they have Just com dieted extesntve Improvements in their Manufactory, aud are now prepared to furnish goods In any quantity, at low prices and short notice.

CONTRACTS TO FURNISH

Printing Paper and Binding

Mode on the most favorable terms.

MARBL.E.

X3 -Tw. U r

AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE, VTO. *9 East Washington street, nearly opposite A.* Odd Fellows’Hall. Indianapulls. Indiana, keeps on hand anil manufteturcs to order all

Qlv* n* a call

JOHN WOODBHIDGE & CO., tMPORKERS AND DEALERS IN Chinaware, Queensware, Class Ware, TABLE CUTLERY PLATED WAHE, "'CV-A.TEIFt nXaTEHS, EKM-WS., JSaws., JKRwv. 16 West Waalilneton Street, iwm t.'SAPOI.IS, I>I>IA^fA. cecaiUsmAS

JDtt. OOTTIDIEISr,

Of l.ouisTtlle,

\X THO has acquired great celebrity in V V ville and tnrnughdiit the State by hli

success in ihe treatment of O A N C E R.

The Doctor removes Cancer without Pain or the use of the knife, and in addi'ion to this he treats aUcilRoNiC LlhEASnS with great success. A very Remarkable Case of Canoer Cured by Dr. W. C- Couden, of Louisville, Ky. I wish to matg a statement to the public ol the caseol my little son, only three and a half yean old, who wa- so terribly afllicted with caneer. which was thought to be incurable, when I placed him under the Doctor’s care. The cancer was a very large one, involving almost tbe entire ch< ek It appeared to be of a very malignant character, ana a rapid growth, and bad been coming ior about three yerrs. The Doctor made ap.dic.Rtion, which he continued but a sho

..jie, which paiatively cion ai.penr

an ap.ilicntion, which be continued but a short lime, which did not appear to produce but compaiatively little pain to my son. The appllcaion appeared t*> leave tne cancer In a'lead state, □<4 in a few days it slougbod out, leaving the

* rts in a healthy

fully ht a ain. and

surr unding pal

has since been success

rut, leaving the omlition, and it I, snd be is now

y free from pain, and U now perfectly nd my little son Is very proud of being

,5 since been sui tjrely free fro

well, a: cured.

I have seen and heard of a great number ef cases cured by Dr. Couden’s treatment, and in the strongest manner I recommend him to all those who are so unfortunate as >o be afflicted w tih cancer I would advise all persons afflicted :o make no delay in -ecunug Dr oud n’s treatment, as I neiicv his treatment to be less painful and far superior to any other physician in the U'dw d State-. Anyonedesiringfurther particulars can address mo at llaglersvilie, Henry county, Tennessee. C. 8 i’AVN.

aimed with C.

little son was sueC. Coudcn. of this : ab’e to judge from

lya

We. the undersigned, are aoqn: S. IT.yn, and know that his little ccssfuUy treated by Dr. W. < city, and from what we are :

the appearance ol ihe child, it was surely a very

remarkable success.

GKO. » WICKS. No. 109 West Main street. W. M.. GKL'BB. t Commission Merchants, M R. HARDIN,) corner Washington J. F. McLURK, ) and Second streets. TA1 LOR CR ANK, No 974 West Main street. G. B. BLANCHARD So. 139 West Main st. an he consulted at National Hotel, or Office,

street. Rost Office box,

rt93-9tawAw3m

in sr ick v

A. SAFE, CERTAIN,

TOBACCO WORKS.

WHOLESALE GROCERS. A. JONES & OO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Ifo*. 74 and 79 (SehnulV* new block,) iSouth Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

A.JOXXS. K-Clst. x_ t. ze*xs. ». w zoKxa H. C Hoha)w*t.

SCALES.

Fairbank’s Standard Scales. W. P. «A1*LUP, General Agent, No.TIWestWasb.St. INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Buy only the genplna.

CIGARS.

OS. The Be*it aad Cheapest O X O- JL S ! IN THE CITY AT GREENE’S DRUG STORE, Wa. 98 East Was Ming ton street. Mp4 d*

RAILINGS, EtC.

WROUGHT IRON BEAMS

-A.IMX3 GmkTJPITLH,

UIVIOIV IlSoiV MILL

nttsburg, Pennsylvania.

HE atteotloon of Engineers and Architects is caned to uur impnred Wrought Iron

and Girder*, (patented ) in win

Beams tfal Girders, (patented ) in which compound welds between the stem and flanges wh>oh have proved so objectionable in the old mode of manufacturing, are entirely avoided We are prepared to furnish all zizet at terms a* favorable as can be, btainedelewhere. For descrip-

tive lithograph, address

THK UNION IRON MILLS,

— Pittsburg, 1*0.

hograp

Janl4 d3m

USTA-zX-A-L'e AFOJULS

Tobacco Works.

J, A. MAY & CO.

Manufacturers of and dealers in all kinds of

PLUG TOBACCO,

Office, No. 87 East Soutb Street.

AH Brands Warranted.

janlfl d&S3m

Sp, l Core BEURAieiA, ^ Qri> ersal^euralgia j akp all f NERVOUS It* Effect* are

JIaffical.

TT is an uniatuiig remedy in all cases oi XeuX ralgia Facialis, of:en effecting a perfect cure in les- than twenty four h urs, from the use of no more than two or three Pills. No other form of Neuralgia or Nervous Disease has failed to yield to this wonderful rem-

edial agent

Even in the severest cases of Chronic Neuralgia aud general nervous derangements—of many years standing—affecting the entire system, its use fora few davs, or a few weeks at the utmost, always affords the most astonishing relief, an l very rarely fails to produce a complete and permanent cure. It coutains no drugs or other materials in the slightest degree injurious, even to the most delicate system, and con always be usetf with per-

fect safety.

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

imous and unquallfled approval.

8cnt ny mall on receipt of price, and postage.

JJOne package $1 00; postage 6 cents. Six packages. $5 00: postage 97 cents.

Twelve package*. $9 00; postage 43 cents. It is sold by all wholesale and retail dealers in and medicines throughout the United

drugi

States, and by

oetB d6mdeclOw0m

prietors. ston. Mass, agents, ndianapolis, Indiana.

RESTAURANT.

Conrad Lrtjlirrliter. Jobn A. l«ekrritter. C. LEHRRITTER & OO., CAPITAL SALOON A'k I» RKSTAI RAHT, No. 14 East \t astitngton Street, (Martin Hug’s old stand.)

TTAVrNG fitted up the Capital at Jfro.at ex(1 pense for a Saloon and Restaurant, we particularly invite the public to give uaa call, as w« intend to keep our Bar well stocked wi ih the be»i Liquors. Wine, ale. i. igXrs, etc., and our Re*, airrant well supplied with tke very best the market affords. In fact we intead to keep a first class bouse, anti give satislacttoo to our patrons. sep9l dly

Macs

McKinnle Henry McGlnuis James McCormack James A McCormack Zenos McConnell William L

Nead William N'sUon Samuel Ovner Charles Otrell Jasper Pane General

Folard, Ryan A Co

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Peyton B

Prince Hannibal;

PaselleJ W Pancost J W

Plant John

Plerc* William P*t*r* Opt Sam R

Post $

MoCrserv Joseph McGee James A McLuea Michael McCarr Melvin McRlroy William

Nelson Sandy

O'Halloran D R P Prickett Ashman P. 8 PraterR G PerdOWGeorg* Paaten Jam** Pennywltt Jobs C Plumb W Penelope $ X R Co Potter bidnoy U

MERCHANT TAILORING. . GK.BJk.’X’ CLOSING OUT SALE!

The un(ier*igned will sell his cnliro stock of 9IER€HA9iT TAILORING GOODS BELOW COST. nraaY ha Clooo* Out hr February 15rpiIE HTi >CK consists of the finest of goods and J. trimmings, and wilt oe made up in the beat styles. THIS IS i\0 HUMBUG! Call and see for yourselves. JH. 1ST. FOLT^, Wo. M Nlortls PemmxFlwmnltk St., Second door south of tho Post Office. JanW d4wAsc

TAILORING. _ J. A. P. CM2.2V,71 LI.A Mercliaiit Tailors, AND D FACERS IN Ready Made Clothing, Gents’ Furnisli ing (iaods, Trunks and Valises, Ho. 3.7 B’uNhlk 'Stora Fttrcrt, INDIAN APOLia . INDjRn2i dCm

BRUSHES

WRIGHTS Tar Syrup

"Facts are stubborn thines,” says the old proverb. and in the-e alone do we intend to deal, in presenting WRIwHT’S TAR SYRUP to the public All know the necessity of gunniing against Colds, as well as the necessity for taking the proper remedies when the Colds are upon us. We say, without fear of contradiction, that the superior of Wright’s Tar Syrup for the cure of Conumption. Coughs, Celds, Bronenitis, and oil dishes of the Throat and Lungs, does not exist, ielow are testimoniils from persons, some of whom are known in all parts ol ihe country: Dr. 1C. Shelton Mackenzie, Literary Editor Forney ’a FiiiUde-pllla Press, »i lto« ■

EILAPELFHl A, July 90,1867.

Dear Sir: Last Christmas, for the first time in v Lite, I was much afflicted by a very severe Odd, with almost constant Cough and sore chest. •T'racUoe makes perfect” the proverb says, but

ougbed tbe worse 1 did it. By what

cident, but now belie

Joe u re I (

I tneu considered an accident, but now believe to have been a Providence. 1 was induced to try Dr. Wright’s'far Svrup, purchased from you, and was greatly relieved in two dsys, wholly cu,

y cured

e taste! which

eadin

was greatly relieved in two dtys, in ten. It is not unpleasant to tin

is a good point- Many years ago, reading my wav through an old library, I came across the

. . ... . ,,—■ 1 jphetically

, that

mong these were t«

s'rougly advocated tbe use i many diseases from Lutarrh

ihcn strui

ments. and am

of Dr. Wright's preparation of the same remedy— ihat they were entirely correct ^uurs.^tru'y, ^

■atises in wmen tie of Tar, us curative of

■rh to tne plague. 1 was cogency of the go, d Bishop’s now sure—from the efficacy

lithe s;

CONSUMPTION! ' CAN BE CURED

Price Lists scat ea AppUcatloa. f«bS d8m

BITTERS.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

MOBRISOn A PALMER, Attorneys at Law, rnukM^rflseU^raMMF, i

ASK YOUR GROCER FOB ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR ASK KVBRYEODY FOR THE

MIST OF THE MORNING 'BITTERS. TM PUMK8T TONIC IN TH* KNOWN WORLD. Missed of a Morning,

IP IsTOT TA.TCE3ST.

H. DALIT R CO,, Aganti Indianapofis.

IndlaDR^oHs Brush 1’amifaciory No. idb Soutlk llUnot * street. (Third door south of Get ’rgia.) Keep constantly on hand a large assortment ot B n TJ a TS E Fs • , Of their own manufaoturo, at WhoL (sale and Retail. uiya.in

BLACKING^ TO TiiE THE CIRAGEFRAKCAIS OR FRENCH DRESSING, Will bo used in every family in the .country when they find out its goodquaiibves. Ladies’ Bools are made to look a* good ns new. Children’s Boots are made to look a- goa l as new. Travelling Bags are made to loox aa goo*l as new. Trunks are made to iqok a. good as newIt makes the leatner soil and pltaAfle. It wiU not rub off when wet aCtl soil the skirts. Be sure and get tho genuine. B. F. BROWN * CO., Proprietors, Boston. Manufacturer* ol the celebrated Army and Navy Paste Blacking, and Blackings ancFDre»*ings of all kinds for boats and shoes. uec34 (ilira eod Tu.ThASat STOVES, TINWARE^ X. E. CASE. r. 8HABPXJ1SS. E. E. CASE A CO., DKALKRS IN Stoves and Tin Ware, WAGONS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. So. 84 West Washington Street, (Theater Building,) INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. /"'vUR Wagon* are WARRANTED far one year. Tin I* ork made ana repahred to •rder. decS4 dSm&snn

Dear Sir: Having witnessed the operation of Dr. Wright’s Tar Syrup in cases oi Consumption, I cheerfully recommend it to all persons so al. dieted. • JESSK K. WALKER Fourth ami ’ hestnut streets, Philadelphia. 7 humus Winmiii, butcher, in second Street Market, Philadelphia, writes: After suffering fortwo years with Consumptlcn andconstantheniorhage*,! was induced to try Dr. Wright’s far Syrup. After using six bottles, health returned, and I am now abi to attend to my business. S. S. Stevens. Druggist, Reading, Pa., writes: Mr. J. J. Krotrer: The gross of Tar Svrup purchm-ed about three weeks ago is nearly ail sold. My customers speak highly of it. Send half a gross of it to my fa-her, at Middletown, Pennsylvania, and charge it to ice. V B.‘ Vansyckel, Drnggist, Trenton, N. J says: Dr. Wright’s Tar Svrup docs all you claim for it. I am selling largely of it, and with much satisfacliontomy customers. Wright's Tar Syrup is sold by all Druggists and Country Storekeepers. Price $1 per bottle. One bottle will check the most aggravated Cough.

HAih. ijyr j B.estirLtheWorl'i. ^

Na’ical. i dmaolc. Beautiful, Best and Cheapest in the World—will give satisfaction to all. JOHN J. KR -MER, 403 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Sole Proprietor ■ For sale bv BROWSING & SLOAN and W. L HA “KIT A lO., Indianapolis, Indiana. nov96 deed Jt wly

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PROFESSIONAL. J. 51. YOUA.KX, m. IR, Eclectic Ehysician, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHRR. Office No. 190 (residence No. 198) North Pennsylvania street one aad a half squares North of Postofflee, Indianapolis, Indiana. OSoe boon from (even to hint a. x.. one thrMw4Mvratonlacr.il. f*hn dly