Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1868 — Page 4
DAILY HERALD.
MONDAY MOENINQ FEBRUABY 10
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TA3LE. Oviaabaaaad laaiaaa CaatralMallway. raAiaai.BAT>. aimts Liabtolna Day Express 8 KW A. M. S.00 A. M Mail and Express 10:10A.M. 8A0A.M UtcbmooU Accomuiodatlon. 4:00 P. M. ISM P.M >ew York Mght Express.. 8:00 P.M. 8.-00 P M Bumlay k.xpi ess 8.00 P. M. 8X6 A. M Cincinnati and IndlanapouaJaactioa. (C1WOINNATI VIA OAMSIUOOB AKD OOMNnSViUB.) Cinelnnatl Express 8KKIA. M. CiucinnitU Express 10.10A.M. 8KI0A.il Cincinnati, Micbmond andCbloaaa Mnilraad. (OtMOIHHATl VIA BIOHMOBB.) Clnolnnatl Express 8 K» A. M. 8:00 A. M Bali.fontaia. dal.way—Baa Lina Monts.
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Aiunaeuieuta tlatn evening. METUOPOLITAN T11KATKB - Miss Fanny n I’rice; tlr. D. llancbett—Fanchon, the Cricket.* MOU KISUN'8 OPEKA HALL-Miss Kate Fisher In Mnzeppa;or, the Wild Horse of Tartary. MASONIC l/.lLL —Grand Sparing Exhibition, for the benefit of Mike McC'ool.
To'day’s Adverllaementas Mctroi>olitan Thaater.—M. V. Lingham, 51anagpr. Cheap Lands.—Cheap Lands in Indiana, John B. Elder, A gent. 1 nited States 5Iarshal's Sale—Bankrupt SaleHen. J. Spooner, VnitedStates Marshal.
CITY. N E W 8 . i’n o c k k r» g s OK Eighth of January Convention.
The fil l proceedings of the Democratic State Convention, hold on the 6th of January, Including the speeches of Honorable Josim E. McDonald, Honorable TnoBAS A. Hendricks, and Honorable D. W. VooRUEKa, are now being published in pamphlet lorm, and will be ready for de'ivcry In a few d.iys. The price will be as follows: For in copies $ Bn For 100 copies S BO For 1,000 copies 80 00 Borders, accompanied with the aoney will receive prompt attention. This Is a document which should bo placed in the hands el every voter in the State, and, as the type can ho kept standing only a short time, orders should be sent in promptly. Address, . HEBALD COMPANY, Indianapolis, InJiaua. Ij3~ ruu Crttulnal Court me. ts to-morrow. £37* The City Council meets to-night In regular session, £37* Will the deltmers of the ground bog now cease their abuse? £3?* The trial of causes will commence In the Common 1’leas Court to-day.
UT Vtsgppri will b pla)ed at MrrrlsnnV Opera 11 ill to-night, wilh Miss Kale Fisher in the tliii role HOTMi-s Finny l*ric« appears at the Sletro polltin to-night in the ch trader of “Fancboti, the Cricket.” JTiTrhe snow plow was brought into requisition on the street railroads yetieniay. On the Massachusetts avenue line, four horses were attached to each car. ^ • — £57'We have receivi d the second Dumber of Kelley'* Wcikly. an lltistraled‘-J lurunl of the times,” the elz • of Jlar/ier'i Weekly and Frank Leslie'*. It Is for sale at the nows stands. CI’KnsONAI,.—Vice 1’resldent Gibbons and Colonel Walsb.’cbief military organizer of tbe Fenian brotherhood, were in tbe city yesterday, on their way to Louisville, Kentucky. They will return next Thursday evening, when they hope to meet their friends and fellow countrymen In one of the public balls to expound the progress of Irish nationality. A Slight EttKOK.-Soine ol tbe Bepubllcan papers have wasted a groat deal oi ink in anathematizing the laws of Indiana because 11 a black preacher was lined $5,000 and sentenced to tbe penitentiary for two ye rs for marrying a black man to a white woman,” In this city. Nothing of tbe kind has ever been done here. Lewis Washington, a negro, received that sentence for marrying a white woman, but the preacher who tied the knot, although Indicted, has never been tried. We do not know that tbls mistake will make any difference to tbe aforesaid papers, but It does make a great deal of difference to the preacher. A Handsome Tribute.—Dr. H. F. Barnes received, on Saturday, by express from Riobmand, Virginia, an elegant tribute to hts professional skill and personal friendship. Rev. J. Wechsler, who, lor several years was the Jewish Rabbi in this city, forwarded to Dr. Barnes, an ebony wood, solid gold-beaded cane, as an evidence of his appreciation ol the valuable medical services of the Dictor, bis kindness of heart, and bis many excellent qualities. It appears that Dr. liarnes, for several years, was tbe family physician of Mr. Wechsler, and, as such, was assiduous In his atteutions, and saved hts boy from a hip disease which, at one time, threatened to be serious. We are happy to notice these evidences of professional and personal regard,as they demonstrate most conclusively that a touch of human nature makes the whole world akin. New York Life Insurance Company.— We publish In our advertising columns a very gratifying exhibit of tbls company’s affairs. During tbe year It has Issued 6,606 new polletes, Insuring $22,641,040, and has received from premiums and Interest $6,550,266 OK. It has also paid losses by death to the amount of $600,260; but this sum, large as It Is, exceeds by only a very little tho Interest the company has received on its Investments, thus leaving almost untouched tho nearly $3,000,000 it has realized during the year from premiums. The company has now an accumulated capital of more then $0,000,000-an Increase over last year of about $2,000,000—and a divisible surplus, after providing for the reinsurance of all risks and the payment of all llabllliles, of $1,642,426 40. The friends of this old and popular company may be well pleased with Tils result. Mr. J. J. Parsons, No. II, £ou h Meridian street, Is tbe local agent for this cliy, A Small Impediment to Marriage.—a gentleman from Cincinnati Visited Our city Saturday for the same purpose u^hich luduci a many gentlemen to come here, viz.: to get married. At tbe appointed hour Saturday night, the friends of the expectant bride ami groom arrived to wltne-s the ceremony, and the couple took their place before the minister to undergo the divad ordeal, looked forward to for so long. Just belorecommencing the ceremony, the minister asked to see the necessary license, and upon its being produced an unfortunate omission was discovered—tbe County Clerk had neglected to sign it. Of course there was “hurrying to and fro.” The friends In many words expressed their astonishment, tbe bride and her attendants vanished, end the groom seized his hat and rushed to the Clerk’s office, where, fortunately flndtng Dan Orcentleld, the proper signature was affixed, and In a short time the now smiling parties resumed their position before the minister and “the twain were made one flesh." Moral. When you are going to g«t married, always see that the license Is signed. g^Meteorologlcal reports for the Indiana polls Academy of Medicine, by W. J. Klstun, M. D., meteorological committee: Barom. Therm. Dew. Bain A Snow. Feb.7. BP. M. 28 *0 80 5 18. " 8, 7 A. M 2v4i *8 8 2:8 •" HP.&v.s'SU Si T 0M ow “ 8,8 A. M 88 00 28 8 ll ” 8,8 P.M 28.14 88.8 80.5 0.84 0,09
[FROM SUNDAY’S ISSUE ] DElzAWAMB COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. CAPTAIN KILGORES BOMBSHELL. A Trn®«iTC«®» UPROAH.
THE CAPTA O H E D” AND Yesterday wain great day In Munclo. The patriots ot Delaware county, with a wholesome eense of the weighty responsibilities resting upon tbem,[ assembled In Walling’s Hall, for the purpose oi appointing delegates to the Republican State Convention, and to assist in saving, proserving, and pickling our glorious country In the Impending crisis, by the fulmlnatlon if the usual sonorous “whereasee” and ‘resolved.” All day ibe glorious banner of freedom (to tho nig.) proudly floated from a front window of Weiling’s Hatl, (used at intervals as a concert ball, school house and theater,) and nthslf past twelve a brass band appeared on the balcony, and poured forth on tho assembled and assembling patriots, strains of dulcet sweetness. Anxious to get a good seat wc walked over. Tho Ccnvenllon, judging from the crowd, was sitting on the ground floor, where the courteous Mr. Walling slaked the patriotic thirst of the crowd, with numerous gallons of a native beverage prepared by Mr. Thomas Proud. We learned, however, that tho lower room was merely an ante-room, and that the Convention would be held above. About one o’clock, the hall having pretty well filled up with anxious patnots, Jir. W. B. Klein, chairman of the county central committee, called tho meeting to order. David F. Haines, N. F. Ethel, were appointed temporary chairman and secretary, which appointments were immediately made permanent on the suggestion of a patriot whose head Is round, “to save time.” Ur. Haines presumed the convention knew whs’. It had *0 do, and advised the delegates to "bile in” without any preliminary nonsense. Colonel Tombrady, au active patriot, w bo Is cultivating luxuriant whiskers at the expense of a very moderate allowance of bralns,movcd the appointment of a committee of one from each township to draft and report tho resolutions quietly reposing in the breast pocket of his overcoat. Carried; and tbe chairman appointed James W. Heath, of Salem township; William Lewis, of Washington; Isaac Stout,of Harrison; Reuben Marshall, of Perry; William J. Moore, of Liberty; B. F. Smith, of Niles; W. S. Brundage. of Mt. Pleasant; Colonel Tombrady, 8. W. Harlan, and Allen Haines, of Center; Liberty Uwln, of Union; Kit Smith, of Delaware, and Jasper Worth, of Hamilton, as said committee. Tbe following patriots were appointed members of the county central eommlUei : Harrison Township—Z-nb Leivcllen. Delaware Township—Horatio Lockhait and Rufus Taylor. Center Town.hip—T. J. Bradv, S. W. Harlan and G. W. Slclz. Perry Township—M. If. Kcesllng. Liberty Township —W. J. Mooro an I William Ribble. Monroe Township —Jacob Il-ath. Niles Towmnlp—Henry Shoaron and Wllllnm Gregory. Mount Pleasant Township-J. 11 Koon'/. Washington Township—Thompson Saurpe and William Lewis. Salem Township—Thomas W. Tuttle. Union Town.hlp-Jocl Long. Hamilton Township —John Strxdllng. Tbe committee appointed to draft the itsolutions out of Colonel Toinbrady’s p i\et. reported that they b id accomplished that duty, and presented the followloc: Jletolre'l, That we reiterate the well known Union principles of the Republican parly that *• nil men are created free nod . qual;" lhat they an 1 “ endowed t>y th* lr Cn - •tor vrilh certain inalienable rti'M-;” that among these arc life, liberty and the pursuit of “ happiness,” and that to secure these right”, governments are instituti d among men deriving their just powers from the consent ol the governed. lietolxcd. That the < Hurts cf Congress to re-e-'aiui li governments throiicbout the ''ai--latHv In relielllnn, upon the bes|s »| *q mill, m l j I'llce. IU'et oilr heal ty approv al 'min , • oi liter of principle aiot of p •lice,'mU III u • li Is slid their svmp«ili z is „r ■ tbe m l} persons In the world who have nought t comolain of those . (forts. lies'lltetl. Phat it I- tho duty of C ogn--. Hid ol ail other department" and divisions a tut' Government, Stste and N ition »1, to l.i'mi to retreneh lire expense* of the G ivernmeirt. no v by far ton great, that the burdens of the people may bo lessened and pio.'perity rcluin in u'd the land. Jlesijltni. Tha' wc arc In favor of the payment oi the publlo debt. In ut cordanee with the strict letter of the cent ran* creating tm -am«. Jienolccl. That we ball e.t:|i delight Mi new-born love id the De rmcr die p trty |(.r the soldiers ot the late war; and the greenback material with which that war wascairioi on as an e\Idcnee of returning sanity ; hut that nur conUdcnee In their professions. Id virwr of their Conduct during the late war for tin Union, is equal to our faith in tbclr patriot-
ism.
/feFo/urd, That wc heartily endorse an I approve the conduct of General U S. Grant, In his recent controversy With the acting I‘r- s. (dentof the United b ates, and his acts win: Secretary nf War, ud interim. Jletolved That we hive unfounded cen lldence in Edwin M. btanton, and that he •houid remain In possession ot the War 0:11 'e as long as Andrew Johnson is President. Ilf solved. That our delegates to tho btate Convention are hereby instructed to ea-t the vote of tbls ccunty, f >r Conrad B ikorr as our first choice for Governor. Captain Alfred Kilgore presented the following: Hesolvr.d, That our present sysb m of
National taxation Isiiioqual and uijust; and that, as i qual and exact Justice is the fu ni' ntal Idea of our Government, the ud valo
md a
rem system of taxation should ne at once substituted for It,so that the burthens of the Government may be borne equally by the
property of all classes of the people. /lesofned, That we utterly cond>mn the ac-
tion of Congress, in bestowing the public land* and money* upon gigantic railroad monopolies, a* of questionable constitutionality; and no less full of danger to tho future freedom, prosperitv and happiness of the cnuniry, than to tbe fair-play ami justice always dm from the Government to the people of the
wh"le country. -
Jleiolvcd, That we deplore ami condemn the protracted and mischievous course uH' ngross In preventing the reconstruction of g ■%- ernment In ten States of the Union, while pretending to be engaged in their restoration; and that the means employed for the consummation of tbetr unwise, unpatriotic and unconstitutional designs, demand the Indignant condemnation ot all the btntvs and people of the entire country, as an attack at once upon the right* of every btate, and Hie liberty of every citizen of the Union. Jfrsolred, That the per-istont effort of tbe
present Congress to subordinate the white race
i to tho seral-
thereif,must resultlo aUvO-antzIng thatsec-
of the South to tho seml-civiliz-d African race
tlon of our country Involving U in all the evils and dlsgracea Mlflered t» that unhappy country, and can not be tolerated by uuy friend of the country, or of mankind. Uetolved, That we are opposed Lithe furtbi r contraction nf the eurremy and In favor ol the payment of our nntlunat debt, n* soon as It may become redeemable, by the Issue to our bondholder* of hgal tender Treasury notes, believing, as we io, that money that is good enough to pay for the service* and a icrlflee* of tbe heroes of the war, dead and living. Is good enough for the men who owe their fortune* “totbtlr country’s misfortune.” While reading the resolutions ilr. If. wa* frequently Interrupted by a storm of groans, hisses, -bouts of traitor and bull like bellowIngs. He was “bhoob’d’’ terribly, but in mlully held his own until ho had Unlshcd. For a time it seemed as if pamllmonium h id broken loosoin Munclo. and the lusty patriots did some hollowing which would have reflected credit on a herd of wild buffaloes. Mr. Klein got up nod moved that Captain Kilgore's resolutions be laid on the table, and that ho be requested to furnish a copy to M*Mr"- Pendleton, Edgerton, Hendricks and Jell Davis. This exquisite bit of humor on the part of Mr. Klein set the patriots to roaring again, and the cheers were loud and car-
splltUng.
Mr. Kilgore »a1d that there wero “dUlnvid" men on the floor atihat time, who had bei n nc-nrer Jeff Dnvls within the past six ye.r* than ever Mr. Klein was,or than anv | o-ver In Uaaven or earth could ever take bl« cowardly carcass. This Was rathrr a dampir on poor Klein, whose military history in still fresh In the memory of Munele. That gentleman was tho valiant Captain of a company of horso guards, during the late rebellion. “ Business” would not admit of his entering tbe army propi r, hut such was his tblrst for the blood of rebels that he raised a company of the H. G., drilled them day ami night through tbe streets ol Munclo. and was a veritable Fee-faw-fum, always smelling tho blood of a rebel, and foaming at tbe mouth with tho eagerness of his desire to get at ’em. But when Morgan took his little trip through Indiana, the valiant Captain was taken with a sudden looseness in the bowels, and had to resign. Weeping bitter tears at tbe cruel fate which prevented him from following his command to glory or the grave, he turned the company over to his First Lloutenant, J. H. Welser, an Infernal copperhead, who took It to “ the front.” So much for Kltls.
Judge Buckles buckled In, and aald tha reaolutiona of Mr. Kilgore were thrown In aa a firebrand, to areata dlasenaloni In the camp o? the salnta. They were drawn with a view to mislead the patriots. He was sorry that his young Mend had learned coppcrbeadism ■6 rapidly. Captain Kllgore’a resolutions were then tabled, with a long drawn and thundering v aye.” Swelling the volume of stund welling up irons patriotic entrails, wo detected the sonorous voice of Colonel Tombrady. Then ensued about an hour’s squabbling about the manner In which the primary elections should be held—whether or not the votes of townships for congressmen should tell In the congressional convention, or whether the delegates should vote the county as a unit, according to the majority of primary votes. The following delegates to the Slate convention were appointed : Salem Township—Thomas W. Tuttlo and James W. Heath. Mount Pleasant—J. II. Koontz and W. S. Brundage. Harrison Township — John Parker and James Snodgrass. Washington Township—David Thompson. Monroe Township—J, A. Tomlinson and Jeremiah West. Center Township—J. 8. Buckles, T. J. Brady, U. W. Sptlker, C. E. Shipley, William Brotherton and N. Etbell. Hamilton Township—John Worth. Union TownshIp-IJherty Ginn. Perry Township—Michael Duncan and S. Orr. Delaware Township—Horatio Lockhart. Niles Township—Henry Shearon. Judge Sample moved in addition that every loyal Union man bo considered a delegate. Unanimously and thunderously adopted. A collection being here proposed, to defray expenses of tho ball, tho overplus, If sny, to be expended In tho purchase of document*, a general stampede of patriots ensued. Tbe doors wore closed, however, and the collectors succeeded In extracting seven dollars and thirty cents from tbe pstrtotlc wallets. Judge Buckle*, candidate for Congress, with abetter chance of being struck by lightning than of getting the nomination, was then called on for a speech. A* tbe patriots were rapidly evacuating tbe hall, the judge was very brief in bis remarks, promising, at some future time, to orate more at length. And so endeth tbe chapter. Tbe extreme radicals had everything their own way. Many present sympathized with Kilgore, but were not sufficiently numerous to face the music. Death from drinking and Exposure.— Coronor Aired held an Inquest at Long’s undertaking establishment on Friday night,over the brdy of Robert McKean, a Scotchman about flDy year* old. McKean originally came from Philadelphia, ha* been tn tbe employ of J. F. Hill A Co . nurserymen, east of the city, for the pa*t two years a* a greenhouse man, and is *atd by ilr. Hill to have born a very superior workman, although addicted to tbe use of liquor. .Sometime In the fall be separated from his wife, and since then bis propensity for drinking seem* to have torrra»ed, and for two weeks preceding bis death he drank very hard. He bad been tn the hatilt n( sleeping In tbe green-house, In order to keep up the fires and to watch. On Monday night be went up to tho bouse of Mr. James B. Hill, a short dDtanee, and asked for a pistol, a* some one was trying to hurt him. Although it wa* evident that ho wa» mistaken, the pl-tol was given to him and ho returned to the green-house. During tho next two day* be -eemed to he perfectly well, with the exception rf weakness consequent upon ab--tlnenrn from rest and food, and on Wednesday workdl for several hours, but that night he wa* again taken with delirium trement, ■m I after tiring the pis'ol at object* ID the ro'>m. rushed up to the bouse derltrlng that he bad killed three Iri*bm»n. Mr. James B Hill took care cf him through the night, and tho next night engaged a man to remain with him. Although very resiles* during tbe night he wa* not violent; but tbout four o’clock Friday morning he softly rose, eiawled through a window pane Into the grernh>'ii«o and won', out Into the nuraery grounds The men In v, ho-e charge he was tllownl a -hert distance, but seeing c.ilyiig <f htm. conciiidcd lhat be hid L-er-e H|> t>* Mr Hill’s hou-c, and accord (i cl) went li ..-k to bed. Just about da> light • o her uuidnyein the nurs ry, in com me “i tin: green bouse, f tiod him lying upon the ground dead. Clutching n one hand a cornstalk. There vk re no marks upon the ground t > Indicate that he bad struggled, hut some thirty or forty fret distant bU hat was found, and from (he appearance of the ground It seemed lhat lie hod struggled some thern. The probability I- that in going over the Held he fi ll wi'h such violence a* to stun him, aud then (rawlod on a short distance. Wh.ttiir tn ilifhl from diUrluin tremeii*. or was frozen to death, will never be known, although the fonni r supposition la probably correct. II>< mu«t have been very weak, as bn had neither eaten nor slept for several days. Ills wife, who lives in Green*burgh, la now on a Visit to New Jor-cy. 1 In- con n. i’a Jury returned a verdict that th" d. ce.i-ed came to bis death from tho (fleets ol liquor and exposure. tTTThe IIf.Rai.d »ay* that the bank capital oi Imil anapoita Is (Are* time* as much as ■ hat nl N'-vv Albany. The bank capital of tha: •Ms $1 si 1(1,000; while that nf New Albany u Sl.iWMHM” it* tlgunngproves that It* local editor Is us devoid nf brains, as bo ts of ccurtcaYete Albar y CommercialMi n angered, because they arctn the wrong, generally resort to abuse, and the Commercial man has allowed his temper to gel tho better of bl* reason. Nothing else, however, •soul I bn (Xiwcted from a man wbo wilfully dI-toils the Irutb to servo his purpose, as he bus done. Wo said that the bank capital of Indianapolis wni about three time* as much a* that of New Albany, and we say so still. The capital of the national banks alone la $1, ■kW.ooo, and besides, there are live other banks whoso capital la fully—II not more than—one million dollars, which proves tbe truth of our stab meat. (’Atajnr FORONCF. —A lecherovsold scoundrel who, not contented with having one wife must needs furnish a house to keep a prostitute in, was followed from homo by his wife, on Friday night, when about to pay his usual visit. In company with several friends she -aw him < nt< r the bouse, and knocking at the door demanded admission. Being refused, an entrance was forced, aud at tbe same time tbe hu-hand and his mistress fled up stairs. Tbls proceeding, however, availed nothing, for In a ccw minutes the enraged wile confronted her guilty husband, and a tirrlble scene ensued. The end ot the matter was that tbe wife took the woman away to her own-house and locked b>-r up for the night, leaving the man to mend the broken furniture and loik*, or employ himself a* he might choose.
James T. Marshall, has beeq appointed administrator ot the estate of Dtvld F. Rlngor, deceased. . •arflelwlg, Roberts * Oo. report $2,130 worth of furniture manufactured last month, the tax on which was $1C0 95. OTThe docket ot tbe Common Pleas Court was called yesterday, for discharge of rules. Il3“A. & J. C. 8. Harrison, bankers, report their deposits for January, at $195,447. JE5” W. W. Walt, ot Richmond, has received a discharge In bankruptcy. jrTjyMargaret Mooro has been appointed guardian of Alonzo G. Moore. JEB-TUc grand Jury meets on Tuesday.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOCAL ITEMS
98111 Property at Public ffiale.— The S eam Fleming and Meal Mill, Corn bheller, Fairbanks’ Scale*, Dwelling, Stable and lot twenty-five rods, fronting on tbe Jeffcrsonville Railroad switch, In Taylor»ville, will be sold at tbe Court House, in Columbus, Indiana, February 15. terms.one half down, balance In one and two years. A first rate grain country surrounds tho mill. Wood can be had at $2 75 per cord. sat.mo&tu* Now Opening.—Stephen Mattlcr will open his new Saloon, at No. 65 West Washington street, opposite the Theater, on Monday evening, February 10, with a Grand Lunch. Mr. Mattlcr will bo glad to see all cf his friends on this occasion. Tbe choicest brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars always on hand. H-sat&mon
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A LADIES’ PHYSICIAN. T adlcs from all partsof the United Slat's ronj|_j suit Dr. A M. Mauricrau, Professor of Dis-
f Won
eases of Women,who*o great and *ucc- saful rein-
e lie* specially adapted lor their ail
known ihroeght the country.
Hi-great experience and skill, derived from over tw( nly y, ars successful practice, devoted exclusively to the Tie-tment ui' ihe Dlsfu-cs ol Women, especially as connected with the married statu, has given lad:o* the utmost confluence to consult him eiGier hy let er< r in person, and be
assure 1 of prompt relief in all cases.
His celcbnt) is nown to over Iml a million of ladies, as ihe author ot "Ihe Married Woman's Private Medical Companion"d sigi.ed specially lor married ladies. In dclh'ute or pr< ca'iou» hislthlrom dangerous couflnement, de-cribiug
*us and remedies, price, $1.
merits arc derived froi
Ladles who snlfer from obstructions Unties, *7>r are iu constant a-ouv
mil
ent, i
symptoms, cause* and remedies- Pnc
Special Notice to lUarrIe* and Single
hadleo. or irregufor many
monili*. pnecedliig conflnemeul or have difficult, tedious and dangerous deliveries, wbo-e lives are hazardous dunug such time will Hud
tho
Portugncse female .flonthly Pllla The most wonderful, reliable andeertain remedy. Thou-uud* of ladies use them with iniallilile cci tainty. Iu all c .ses of stoppage or irrcgularitv, or suppression of nature irom whatever cause tirev are certain to succeed, ami are, besides, perfectly healthy. They ar. scienliflcally prepared
of costly and rare extract*.
sm-s
per tiox. In on-
two degrees stronger should
Add
isi a es of
Office, No. P.W L
i costly and rare extracts.
They can not fail. In recentcascs they succeed In forty-clgnt hours. Price, $3 per !>ox. I
stinate oases, those two degree* * boused. Price, $5. Address,
Dlt. A M MAI Uk KAU Professor of Disea e* ol
f Womrn, iborty Sin
d Proprietor for upward* of hey are -ent by mail, in ordt-
#;*», free nd advii
Solo Agent an
twenty years. '1
nary letter en lull Inslructio
hi* special remedies for married ladies, (intend-•-1 on 1: for wives and husbands.) will be sent tree by enclosing a postage stump to aliovo addrt
■di-
ivelopes, free from observation with
instructions and adv
A circular, describing symptoms, causes, and
INDIANAPOLIS.
Brush Banufactory Wholesale and Retail. CCHtnEDEG dcFHICKEK, No. 194 East Washington St., INDIANAPOLIS. All kinds of Brushes on hand and manufactured to order. AS
DORSEY, IAYMAN & FLETCHfR, (Successor* to Dorsey A Layman,)
Importers and dealers in
Hardware, Cutlery,
WINDOW GLASS, ETC.,
64 E. Washington 8t. f Indianapolis. AS
J. OK. 13 H A HE* E , Manufacturer and wholesale dealer in Boots* Shoes and Leather, Also, dealer in Hides, Oil and Shoe t Indings, Nos. 47 and 49 South Delaware Street. INDIANAPOLIS. AS
W.W. CllA.NIl>I.KR t Wholesale Dealer In m- a. w- m±: mm., Grocers’ Paper Bags and Flour Sacks,
TWINE. Ac.
16 S. Meridian street, Indianapolis. AS
Cabinet Makers’ Union, Manufacturers of all kinds of F 1 UItTVITU I*E, No. 106 Ea-t W a-hlngton St.. Indianapolis, Ind. janStl dASunSni
WANTBD BT
I. I*. KVATVH A CO„ Manufacturers of Liinseed Oil, 124 S. Delaware St., Indianapolis. AS
S. B I IST K Is B TT , Manufacturer and dealer in
TrunM«> Valiaev, Traveling
Hag*, etc..
Wholesale and retail. So 22 South Illinois street, Indianapolis. g&ff* Kcpaii ing done on short notice Trunk- made to o'tier.
u23 d&wjt-Sat
j am
«3e BBQ., Wholesale dealers in topper Distilled Hourbon and Itye YVbiaky , Also, dealers in Foreign and Hornet tic Liquors and C igars, No. 77 S. Meridian St, Indianapolis. Jfejy* Finlay St Wilder's celebrated ToTodo Ale for Sa'e. AS
b.niTH, HO U AKD A CO., Jobbbcre and Retailers in IDEtTr GOODS. “TRADE PALACE," 2fl and 28 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS. —:*S
A l.ndy “Sir: I hav
Used. A Ltd
Taiii.kaUx.—Tho ladles of Uhrlst Church are making arrangements to give * grand tableau performance uj Opera Hall on Friday nlgbt, which will eclipse anything of the kind ever produced h: re. One of the tableaux will consist of tix scenes, In each of which liitecu or twenty person* will appear. Tbe scenery aud costumes have hcc.i prepared with great labor and care, and Professor Vogt’s splendid oruhcntra, from the Metropolitan, has been engaged f if the occasion. Those who hud tho pleasure ef witnessing a similar perft rm nice gotten up by tho ladles of Christ Church, about a year ago, will need no luccnlivo to Induce them to attend this cno. Rcstrvcd seats can IpflCccured at Denham’s. Burglary.—Tho residence of Judge Mart nilalc, mi North Meridian street, two squares Iseyond tbn corporation line, was entered by burglar- on Friday night, and a silver tea service ami some spoons ami fork* taken. The Value of the stolen property was about one Hundred »ud fifty dollar*. Bankuuits -l ue I'.ilowli.g additional petition* have becu tiled for adjudication In bankruptcy: Robert Wallace, Fulton county. Robert N. Ranuell*, Fulton county. Willism Wallace, Fulton county. Druggists Salfjj.-Kiefer & Vinton, wholesale druggl-ts, r*port their sales for January at $13,122. Stewart A Morgan’s sales In tne same month were $19,387.
Saws.—E. C. Atkins & Co. manulactured c5,U0U worth of saws last month, the revenue tax on which was $250. Slnkrr A Farley manufactured $945 worth, and the llax Has $17 25. CaTSL Valentine’s day promises to be particularly gay, several ball* and festivals having been announced for that evening. t3TTbe audience at Ole Bull’* concert on Thursday night, promisee to be very large, m yeiorvud seat* are y ing off quite rapidly,
SPECIAL NOTICES. K. It. It. lUdway’s Tills. Arc the only Purgative, Alterative nn>l<'athartic M id I icine, that secures vegetable substitute for mercury or ca omul Th»*y cure with a>tonfsh< Ing rapMity Liver ('oraptaiats, Kulnev fli** ane*, I ritution of the I!la<l ter, l*ih*s, Hiliou*uc s. Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Costivcnoss, Lsdics’ (.«»in* plaint**, aud all dl*ea*e>» iu lie iting tue usre^ity of a purgative medicine AOED ZPEOJPLE, Subject tot.’oftivene**, or Paralysis oftho Bowels, ar 1 quickly cure by tiw ptlb*. A gentleman, aged ft) ywara, who hvl n t cnloyoii 4$ natural disuhirgc from the lor no mi) 40 years, and wa-* always compelled to rtM»rt to injections, wan r-ho veil In one nose; sud hy tak ng four pills each night, f >r one mouth, was res ored to sound heal h and regularity. Th«‘se Pills purify tho blood, rsrr.ove all oh. Structiuns irom tho bowels, liver, skin spleen, bladder, stc., and purge out ah corrupt and acrimonious humors A few days’ use of tir+se pills will make the skin smooth clear, rare and heal’by. They locrea c the appetite hud flet*h. Dos*.- For regula ing the Liver. Stomach, UoweU, and promoting DigiNti »n, one Till at nig' t. For obstinate dhouse* and Lhronlc Coinplaints, four to Mi every twenty.four hours. Price. 25 c**nts p r box. Sold by Druggists. Always ask for Dr. Had way** Pills. See Dr Had way's Almanac for DCS R It. R •old by Druggists. Ub4 dA *Jw
t postage stump to at’ove a id write*.—Dr. A M Mauri* tried many things I sawadverd pywders without benetit.
tvi &ffuily trea'ed by
i-e certain to Woman** T
I found my case exactly descri bed, 1 lrauie :i. ately sent to you, and received by return innh,
he • Tortus uc.”*e Female T‘
eled ike magic, reluvtng me in mboullhc least inconven.ent- ”
pilD,drops nn l
A l.nl> wbo hud been si
you n>>ured me th t you w nld i e cert.i
kflurd ue relle r , showed me “The Married
11vate Medical t ompanlon/' in w hich
f desert bed, I irauie-ii-•eived by return in nil. Monthly Pills/* which mg me in u lew days
aft imon
dec.22. deod-tnut wGiu.
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
toRO f.
A* A T “ V
FIRST PREMIUM
. a Of u Silver Medal w 4 » A W A'XI'tD T » % * BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE £?Kf fly Uiv ?.*. II. statff A •» cili«n-al S.-fk tr. at its 1 air, h*.M. a in NsaIiLu,, Jkj-t. f-. Ism...
II t V If RETT'S
Vcs:etal)le !hir Kestoratlve
Clrvv *f . r f r It* Xrttftral Cnlor: r' r, ~
! nt.L-. * t 1 e
JOHN ft OODHKllH**: A: CO., IMrOBTIRS or (bin, Glass & Queensware, 1H W. WaablBKtoa Street, INDIANAPOLIS. AS OBOVEB. 4c BJVBEB ELASTIC AND LOCK STITCH Smin? .Vlachinosf 81 Ea*t Washington »treet. AS ■a. r. wiis i' -v eo.. Importers nnfl dealer* In China, Gla<s L Queens*are, No 87 South Sleridian Street, febS ii AS3rn ISI >1 AN A POI.I3. V. lit XSCII A DlCKhON, No. 27 Ea»t Georgia Street, Keep all grades ef O O L. !
pri* call
LEATHER BEIJINC, ETQ. LEATHER BELTING, manufactured from t ISHHACK’S CELEBRATED 0M-TINNED LBITHEB, AWARDED THE FIRST rRKinlUffI
AT 11IX
Indiana State Fair, Oct., 1867. Rubber Belting, Hose and Packing,
Genuine Cotton flili J.
PAGE’S PAIENtTacE LEATHER, And all other k’nds of Leather, for sale by
JOII-^f T 3S M i I , 125 South ileniHan Street,
novC6J3mtop coUthp INDIANAPOUS.
RAILROADS.
GiXJIGS: TX1VEE
NI ght
I'-il.iies?
SHORTEST ROUTE EAST Columbus i Indianapolis
Kail w ay Line. TO NKW VOKK, 03
X$'Inter S’-ec.33,’G7.
| Dav
Leave. I Expro.-s Mail
Indiana|»Hs.. ZiH a.*. O.IOa.u. UOjpTm
Arrive.
Richmond
Piqua
L rbautL . Day ton Columbus Newark Zanesyilic Denntbon Fellaire Pitt-burg Cleveland Toledo Detroit Miritiu.sky ... Meadville... . Salamanca... Dunkirk
Amusements. Metropoutas Treater.
MAK1GER AKI> DrexCTOR M V Ll.VGH**
Dre-s ioxca.
Neale ol Trice*; Darquette and Re-erved Seats,75 cents: I »o^ie G ^SF«^u cenUiI,riT “ te ^“’ 2SL5i fflce °P en from nine A - M -» till twelve M. tk& Door* open at seven; to commence at quarter to eight. Engagcaient for «ix nights more of the young Tragic Artiste, ^ Miss FANNY B. PRICE, Also, far six n xts on y, the eminent Artiste, ItlK. I). HATCHETT. Hontlajr Evealsp, Febrnary 10, *68, Will be presented JFJL2<rc!jE3:o i^r, Tlie Cricket. KaiMh..!... 5Iiss Fanny R. Price father Barhau Mr. D. Hanchct: N H A portion of the Gallerv has been set a,tile lor tee exclusive use oi colohid rkBHONS.
MoRRisoji’s Opera Hall.
OLE BULL’S
GRAND CONCERT.
H.OUKS* OLE LL LL has.Ihc i r r.orto anionn .e that be
'ii give
fi 20 “ ft(Af .* 00> “ 10 40 “ n.t.a 44
U av. u.
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1040 - b 5 * 4
. 7.1*3 44
10.20 * * 3 43 V.M
11 05 14 0.13 “ 10. Iu 44
5.10 A- U.
2 43
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8.43 A. M.
4 20 “ 5 13 44 8 05 44 1*»45 44 «20 44
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10 10 44 6 00 “
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12.i 5 44
1 *5 44 . .. 0 *5 44 2 43 A. M 4 45 A.M fc.;o *• 5 33 “ ll :-5 “ 1 23 “ 7 00 44 5 11) 44 10 5 44 4 00 rif. 12 15 A. >,
At lowest market prices. Give tl.cra
ir f t Oa Vrrt'ira
r • » i r -vf 1*„- I,-. , r i* t {her < 'i .n il orirnnlc •<
yi
i’
n l i« •
’. i tn n Pn »- t g, t injurious iutrmi ml*.
J. R. BAHPrTT & CO., Proprietor*.
manciiesti n. >. u. Loud a smith. W4’si4*rn \gents ** diD-ru dtMMl.* w6m*
Loll
fJencral Nor!In
Hold hv nil Drtigirt ts.
an <1
To Ow nerw of llorseit
Cattle.
Tobi*.*' Derby Condltl n rowders are warranlol superior to any others, or no pay, for the cure of Duu mper, Worm*, Huts. Cough', Hidebound, Colds, etc . In Horses; and Cold-, Cough* Axis* of Milk, lil*rk Tongue, Horn Distemper, ete., in Cattle. These Touders were f rmerly put up by Mimpson I. Tubia*. son of Dr. Tobias, and. since hts death, the demand tins U .ffl so great tor them that D>. Tobias ha* eontinue to manufacture them. They are perf. ctly safe and Innocent; non' cd ol (topping the w-orkingof yourunl’vsl-. They Increase the appetite, give a flue toa», cleanse the ttomach and urinary organs; also increase thcinilk of rows. Try thoni, and you w ill never he witoout tbem. Hiram Woodruff, the celebrated trainer of trotting horses, has used them tor years, and recommends them to his friends. Colonel I’hilo 1* Bush.of the.leromc Itoce Course Fordhnm, New Y'ork, wfouh' not use them until he was tout oi wrbst they are coin|>osed. slnee which he is never without tueui. He has overtwenly
MEDICAL. HOLLOWS Y’tl VEHMirUGE CONFECTIONS.
TCDD CARMICHAEL & WILLIAMS, Wholcsa’e Booksellers and Stationersi PublicAtion* of ail denominations. Minister*' and Sunday School Librari**, SmbiAsg Bjoa», E-c. (.b’lin'w Ulovk .ImliaPapolH. UUUto.M.M. A M.OA’V, WHOLESALE DRFtGISTS, APOTHECABIES" hall, No=.T and 9 East Washlngt.n street In'lianapolis, Indiana. A^ A. V. Utt ACKI UL bU, PZALKR IX $’ .4 II11 n 4CII1.'VKRY < uaudwauk an d seeds. WOaten Depot for the National Flow Company. 75 W*8T tVLSUlNUTOX STREXT, janISdSmAS Isidlanapa lie.
s never without tueui. He has overtwi'nly nnnIng horses in hi- charge, and for the la-t three years has used no other midiclno for them He has klndiy permitted ms to ref r any ono to him. Over one ihoiis ind ■ tner rclerene.e* can be the Depot. 9oM by D< iiggists nnd Sad
seen at
dlei
street. New
Jan2S dmonAiat.twSni
the Hepot. nohl by 1>> uggiMs and Sad I’noe 26 cent* per box. Depot, to Cortland
New York.
Holloway’* Pllla and Ointment— Burn*,Rcald*, Wound*, Hrul*e*, Kir. No more flattering testimonials ran bo adduced of the immediate relief which Ilol'oway's Medicines afford to sufferers from Ihe terrible catastrophes than the readiness with Which medical men use them In private practice lor all such accidents. The grand feature in tho Ointment is that it leaves neither scar nor blemish of tho •kin. No family should be w ithout a supply of these Invaluable remedies, gold hy all Ding, gistr. feb-l d& w 1»
Eureka Liquid Blue Is a superior article of bluing put up in three ounce vial* which is rapidly taking the plarc of Box Blue. WARRANTED NOT TO SPECK CLOTHES. The attention of tho trsdi is respectfully invited. Send for a circular. GEORGE R. SLATER, Sole Proprietor, novlSdtv _ Ml Fourth street.Piltaburg. Irani iTomi xromu SUKATOil SCRATCH!! SCRATCH!!! * Jn from 10 to 48 hours.
Tbe Itch.
Salt Hheucn.
Tyi. IIOM-OWA Y. «. mo ft J / ugo, witnoMng tlie «lis Mono! Mcklv rhiUlrffi iu tiiku
*4*014 »nii! tlvu
n>c the uau-
tas voi rnifuuo* of that iiny. ri*solvo<l to mU/.u thoni, ancl from the moht t
ren*lilies &u<*<*4N*«h*t in :
iho.-c icmeiiii tlioir aciiv**
c* ifec-
viiwi in
l propertlos, is t hen, by
bttitrg with «Mi^ar, an<l in »ul«lthem an jiKnoable eonrt*otion,
nilar mul oiloc.ivo
ratiiij* tiioir acuve uiiMiii pure, tfi*u‘li'*s an l iiunlor
tv>mbi
in’<l the prv.sont |h)ji Voruiini>;c kiiown as
Hfilloivaj's Virniifiige (ouftclious,
Which have almost entirely PtipcnerDd tho ohl nauseous Verutifiiffet*, to
ufiorors
il nati of iht
liKhl of iho po'jr little Mil ta ns no Calomel or olhc
greuiurts
So highly ostoorrr*! i
tho do-
ers. It conuisonous in-
highly estcemrd i* thiw popular Vermifuge. In tho pr^losslon, that all inte IIgout Fhvsinans who know of them, promtIIic tin in in preferenoo to otht-r remedios, a* not only more pleasant to take,
but more elTcctivo to « ure.
Farents ami guardians, having the ( are of children, should keep them us a family Mitoino; tor they not only eradicate
' of childhood—but cor-
4V. B»rKI IT* K At HKO., Wholesale Dealers in .ACSV York Hr*;* nod Haltimore Cun Oynterw, f3 South Illinois Street, J*nl8.l3mAS INDIANAPOLIS. Nj.I»qiel. Tlioin* A Co., IVT ArCUBA-CXUBEBS Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in FXJs.isrxT'cmE. Factory. Kist Street—Ware room ■*, No 71 and 74 West Washington Street, _ Janl#d3mAS Indinn^poll*. 4*. iW.-i-.-nO orfl'.V t'u.. (0NI.1IISSION NIEHi’Hl^TS, PE AI.KKS IX ( FLOUR. FEED. C.UVEfl, flMOTHY SEEDS Etc . ; 81 and 83 Masonic Hall. Indianapolis. Ag ts for Biard A Gough'sL'niou Steel JanlfidSmAS Plows.
i s-tho-c pest* of childhood—hut c »ny ilerangemeut of ihe iiigcstive , so i revuieut wiih children
reel any
g in-, I
HOI. 1.0 IV A1’9
VKNIC’A
Wheaton’* Olntmsn’ Wbfaton'* Oinimynt Wheaton'* Oln msnt Wheaton’* Oinim.nt Wh«»ton’* Olntnisnt Whsaton’* Ointment
cures cn res eti rca cures cures Cures
Totter. Barber's Itch Old Sores. Ev-ry kind
of Hamor like Magic. Price 60 cents a box; by mail.OOccrits. Address WEEKS A POTTER. No. Mb Washington street, Boston, Maesrchusctt*. For sale by all druggists. octl deodAwly
Debility ami Emaciation Both result from tho lack of ability to convert the food into nutriment. How necessary, then, lor those suffering Irom these alarming symptom- to immediately resort >o a remedy that w 111 strengthen the stomach and digestive organs. For, a- soon as this desirable object has been accomplished, tho health improves, and the patient re-umos bis usual personal appearance. HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS have attained a world-wide popularity in such cases, and have been proven tho best and salest means of removing constipation, toning the stomach, giving energy to tho liver, and relieving every symptom of nervou-ness and depression of spirits.' Its cheering and benefleial effect* are highly spoken of by thousands, who owe to It their restoration to health. No restorative In the annals of medicine has attained the same popularity In the short space of time it has been before the public, or has won the high endorsements accorded to this excellent tonic. Many other preparations purporting to bo correctives and restoratives, have been Introduced, and have perished one hy one, while tho popularity of HOSTETTEK’S STOMACH BITTERS continue:, to increase and U now rtcognised as a standard household medicine. The success which attends the use of the Bitters evinces at once it* virtues in all cases of detd, Ity and diseases of the stomach. Certificates, almost without number, have been published at-' testing it* truly miraculous power in removing those painful and fearful diseases. And at this
»U«u'qI the afflicted.
J4B88 dtotuwtw
I* S. ASTERS. The Oliglu&l >ik1 only true Arnica I’lasters po.-sotslpf; the great healing properties of the Arnica Flowers. The curative effect-of these Plasters in all cases nl pain or weakness in tho breast, side or hack, aud iu all cast s of itiflua.illation of the Lungs, uud Cough, »rc truly astonishing; they give immediate relief. Physicians pres rilie tin m, and thousand- ren>iniiienil them. Observe—Holloway'a »rc the Orlgiual and only true Arnica Plasters. mESKELL’S
OINTMENT.
This Ointment,
. _ re, has
eig
t, after an experience of
twenty yenre, has proved iuelf a sovereign remedy for all Di-eases of the Skin;
having effected a radical e
ng effected a radical cure in every case on which it w as used, curing many obstinate civie of fifteen or twenty years' standing, that hud previously resikted all remedies prescribed by the he-t medical talent ul the country. Its eff ct U a-ton-ishing, in n few days the soreness and irritation ts removed; the skin bt comes smooth amt healthy, and remains permanently heah d, w Ithout the use of any
other remedy.
Thus, Tetter, Saltrlieum, Itch, Soldiers’ Itch, Erysipelas, Ulotchc-, Pimples, and every forin ol disease of the skin U punctually cur.d, no mutlerofhow longstsnditg. It lias cured bud cases of inflamed ' Eyelids, and Discharges from the Ear, when mil lung else aoitl ■ heal them. Piles, that have resisbd all other treatment for many years have teen eOectually cured by the Use ot ouly one box of tills Ointment. Burns, frcalds. and Old Sores, it heals in a very short time. Price 60 Cents per Box li not sold uy your Druggist, send 60 cents to Johnson, Hollowav « Co Aden, Philadelphia, a box will besent
frceoi postage to any address.
N. 14 4 I F Yl A .Al , Wholesale Dealer in L< I U O 1* s , and sole manufacturer of l>r. Ksaarmaa’a 4Ilttera, No. 116 South Meridian St., Janl6d3mAS INDIANAPOUS. UEYAOLONk UOLLIDAV, ZOBBKSS OF Tkei-oHeiio Lamps Bronzed Chandeliers, BraSkct Lamps Lanterns, and Lam« Trimmings generally, “X. L. C. K.” Flint Glass Chlin irtiys. No 13 S Meridian Street, ladlanapolls.
Will
ONE GRAND CONCERT ’riiursuay Erermig, rtb. I3»
'
Assi-ted by li,c following art : .-ts: -IXadaiut; Yurian SJoilrnun, The favorite Prima Is >ceu. ! Hr. Iffantx Poliak. Barit ue. i SScrr Uarl IlerK'-triis.
Of tij : ci y : .j
Hr. rCtlward Woflmazi,
j - The eminent Pianist .v: 1 f . r . Admission - OuoBoUar. treat-can be ftcured without extra ekarsco ; t Beuharo, lire & Lo.’s. * Tr-e -ale of secured sea’s will ccmm. ucc i-i
3I<»n«iHy morning: at nirt f/i l i.-k.
i>oor.‘ vjjtjii ;u scVt'ii o 1'1'D‘k: toromnifrit* 1 a V’ ock - u wk,dows ^ fclfc- .lot.ts Director.
. JlAX.VOEf
Builalo .
Harrisburg . _ Baltimoro 8.'u “ Wa h. City . Ii.:i6 “ PbiUdeiphia. ms “ New York 11 SO •• Boston 510 P. M.
4-OOP. M. AC O.MMOD \TiON forRi-hrmTud, Dayton aud Cincinnati WITHOUT bllANuE. JWACNIJAY NIGHT EXPRESS leaves at
9.00 p. M,
3-00 A. M. DAY EXPRESS, connects at Cclumbus with Fa-t Kxore-s Train*, via Pitts-
burg. Beilaire and Cleveland . ——
i S«BRim’s Opek.4 niu
OUT CHANuE. i OOO P. M NEW lORK M;,IIT EXPRESS ! G£0 . |)v . . t . leaves daily, Sundays included. r-TATfc. RuoM \ L ' * fT.:..!. SLKLFING CAlid altaehtfri to this train run j
I or the hoauti::
vial rest hue route. : aid darau' Lque-:nenie, t^fhe SATURDAY EVENING train from ,,
I Miss SvATE FISHER, Pb ladelpliiaami New Iork5 Hour* in Aa-
vanev ui crv-line route. : -ui'portv i hy the entire stock eomur-nvir m- -
lie 3.UI a. * au 110 10 A M train-: Kirhmond i ri>a. t >n; at Piqiia :..i Ted: Urbana for s-aodu-kv and ail ; .
Satur ay Evenii.?, February S. i Win be presented the exciting plnVbf 3VC A. Z S 1= 1= JL. Or, Hie Wild Horse of Tartnry. I In' reducing the celtbra'.ed traiced tor-v.
UOY JIA>.
—
! . l i-lier. w!i n lashed tothi haek > t-<• :i a i loiVse. u i.i make an ascent to the ton i the theater. ESfAdmi--:on to cents. U>served -eat-
Ctilt.s
felkSdTt
connect
TuIlmIu nii«i
ctruit; at [ rljana l"r >ao*lu*kv ami all
points on thv AtKn.i a ivrc*atH »-:< r'n lia.lway.
and the oil lirgion-* .a' I'cnn.s;. ivania. Th;ougd licikcLs viit i'luua or Dav-
ton.
ftjBTAiilfor li ki ts via COLUMBUS, which are lor Mile to an Die above point? at ti.« I’nien Dei or 1“ Indianapolis, and ah tic ket offices in
the West.
J. M. LI NT Gen’l SupcrintcndeLt. Y. CHAN DLL U, Ocu'l 'licket A^eiit
.1 S. fcllA« hfcLFORD. Wtssiern and bou'.iiern A^ent.
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GREAT BEE LINS RQU^E. 1 Jouy G MAGLE ’ SEW SCHEDULE—JANUARY IS, liCS. MASONIC H A L I
»-XrKESS r^^LMvKU TRAINS of the iffcLLKroN TAINK RAILWAY leave IND1 ’.N APOLiS aud arrive at points named be-
low, as follows:
Incian&polis. 210 .1 m. L nion 5:53 a. iu. Dayton ^ -JO a. m. ileilefonfne.. 8:25 a. m, Sandusky T:45 p. in. to a 1 ion 10 AU a. m. C're*stlioe ... 11 AO a. u.. C'eM’Und... 3 :. r 0 p m. Toledo » 4)’ p. in. Aliianoe 3 p. in. Mea .Vide 7 13 p. in. l>ctroit ... G: : f> p. m. Dunkirk 0 15 p. in Pittslmr^ C:43 p. ni. Buffalo 1" IGp. la. liarrtsburg. . 5:10 n. in. A1 any .. .. 0 40 a. i Phi .a*‘el j; hi a. 0 :V5 a. m. Baltimore . h.jOs^pi.
aTin. a. in.
:00 p. m.
10:00 am. 1.30 p. in. 5 13 p. m. 3:52 p m. 0: u a. ni. 5 p 111. 0 15 p. in. y :35 p. in. 0 3 'am.
10 50 p. m. 10 50 a.m. 10 16 a. in
S :50 T>. m 1*2 .43 a. m. t :25 a. in. 3:07 a. in. 4 46 a. in. 5 30 a. Ul. 0 40 a. in.
Grand Sparring Exhibitio
:vr> a
- _ . .30 W as u mg ton .li .;l.» l New York —11:30 » Boston 5 00 1
3 .♦13 a. in. 2 /J n. M. 5 :> a. i n. I 3 ; .» p in. 4 T’ p L'!. 0 10 m. 0:2O p. ni. l'»:VO p in. U ;;i0 p 111. 1-.00 m.
a mod at ion for Union leaves Union
^ ceommod
Depot ul b At) a a.
$e55“ SUNDAY NIGHT EXl’RLSS leaves
Liiion Dep»»i. Indian 1’olis, at S 30 1*. 31.
JjQy-M.TKl 1NU • atk> Hltaubed to the 8S50 J ai tn^in run to V-KLsrLIN'D lor Brta^iatt at
19.-00 a. it tra il of this route from
IN AN A PuUS land> its passengers in Pittsburg, Buffalo. Harrisburg, Baltimore, Washington C ity, Albany, Boston. Philadelphia and NLW lORk more than Jtey-bfcYLN DwtUs-
IN ADV of tue ( o’limbus lOute.
ft^-rilE AY MORNING TRAIN'Oi this i.ine. leaving INDIAN vFoLls ul 11):HIA
3s.>r^soisric
ON
Monday Evening, Frbrnary 10, *t
lor tlie Benefit of
MIKE McCOOLE Champion of Amerlc;
•j “!• I W^HO is now matched against JOE COBUl j: iu. k V tj fight lor .f 10 uOj. Hcii tlie Uhamiiiun-li f ™'' "ftcdln" 11 * 1011 S,:UL ’*' Mc< - ool ' E will-be i
Val. McKinney, cf St. Loui and the professionals of this city. A grand wi
up between’
HcCooIc and McKinne^
3 43 p. m.
7:'.0
8 :.'0 11 a. in. 10.15 a m 1 4 .• 0 p. m.
ine, lea
dies tbe ab
Tea on AON i AY uioiiiiiii:
AD V of rlo l Oi*uin < .> 1* • ate
C* NN h( TImN> vi l
M., 1 citi
ove named a d other Eastern lV moimug f&jfuSE DAI IN
’'ic n for troit, anti
i T O NNKCTImN
Dav ion, via idney for Toledo anti Del]
vi^ Bcl'efontaine lor Svandiisky.
d b :5(J p. M. Trains reach
TVN O HOL IN
mte.
fc^r rhe 2:10 a. M ami .. Day tun, via Union, more than 1 ADV ANUL of the llichuiomi Uonic.
lO^The Id a. m I rain arrive* at Davton, via Vsios, yUAHTKBOK AN HuUK IN AuVaNUL
ol the Kichiuond Itouter
MUST The 2 :lu a. ta. had 10 00 \ daily, tticept bnnda>». wi h clo ne- lions at Marion and Cnstliue,
The b:50 p. u. train runs with direct connectio
points East
t. a. and 10:00 a. m. trains run indu\s. wi h close through con-
anon anti Crestline,
a. train runs daily, except Matur-
es time lor all
the
days with direct connections a£ Cres
points East
Kgr'bECURE THROUGH TI( KKTS by kkk.Mk.AT BKE I.IIM*; MuLTli.D ,ver tlie Bfcl.l.EFuM AlNE R AlLW Y .wliicliurc lor sale at all Ticket unices in the Western . o i
ent.
! Bfcl.l.EFuNTAlNfc. UAILW Y.wliic! sale at all Ticket unices in the Western . try. J Is. UUZAD, Siiperiuteml. E. A. FORD, General I’asscnger Agent,
ded-l >Um A - un
Doors
periormance Ba?” 'dmi
fCbt lli:
in full ling costume,
open at seven and a half o'clo to commerce at eight o'clock, ission 10 cents. Reserved seat- $
SHIRTS.
KI.8JO IX, R YAIV Sc CO., Wholesale Dealers In Liquors, Tobacco AND CIGARS, No. 49 South Meridian Street, j auto 3m INDIANAPOLIS.
UUWK18, MTEWAHT 4k CO., Wholesale Dea'crs in PAPER AND SCHOOL BOOKS, Wall Paper, Window Paper, Blank Books, Ac., Ac,
18 West Wasbin:
gton street, Indisnap.dis.
YV004» * BUYR. Producers of West Virginia Lubricating and Burning oils, Maunfactuicre’Agents for the sale of Paints, OH, and Varoish, manufacturers of Pure Ciuer V inegar, IS South meridian Street, INDIANAPOLIS.
AX. Byrkit Sc tfioue. Doors, Blinds, Sash, Flooring, Window and Door Frames, Ac., Ac , Ac. Agents for R. Bad A Co.'s Woodworking Machinery, Slils—Corner of Tennessee and Geor gia streets. Indianapolis, ImL lanliuSmJtam
MACHINE WORKS. B. F. HETHERSNGTON & CQ., MACHINE v\ ORES, 214 South I’cnnay Ivania Mrcct, IN in A N A I’OLIS, IN DI ANA.
T3 AUTICULA R a tent ion paid to t!ie building X and rctwiring .f Woodworking Machines ef all <Vscripiions. “ vvewant it distinctly mderstcod we make ality ol this class of work
a special
mOl-’L.OI.IU lill.N
Of all descriptions, bo'h flat ar.d ronrd. Man nfacturers and Repairers of S T E jPc. IEuI Q-AtJOES. $®“Bed Irons sml Light Castings of all kinds, boiiibrass and iron. A constant supply of Crass Fixtures constanlly On hand junto iDin.ta
NOTICE.
MACHINE WORKS.
OBSERVE—None genuii e without ihe signutureof ihe proprietors on the wrap
per of each box.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & COWDEN r 1x01*111 KTorcs, No. Wi Arch Street, PaiJL KDE1.PB.1A. Unsold *t Wholesale in Chicago by Fuller, Finch A Fuller, Lord A Smith, turn bam* A Van 8ch»»ck, J. U. Reed A Co., broith. Cutler A Go, Deltzscb, Block 1 GO., and thronghouk the country by *11 Druggist*. novlS dltaw* * ml
C. A. Green leaf. A. M. Mothershead. J. L. Mothershead. City Machine Works.
GRIvENLEAF A CO., MANUFACTUKKB8 OF MACHINISTS’ TOOLS, Bolling Mill Machinery, Power Punches and Shears, STRAIGHTENING MACHINES, And Caatlags Bade to Order, 325 South Tennessee Street, febSdASIm indlanapoll*, Ind.
HaAiuon roams mmo.iv. all. odlob JJl lb* MmIA tab BMwt
To the Public.
%ITE, the undersigned, have this day sold our vv entire stock of Grocciies and Provisions, at No 42 West Wushin. ton street, to Ben G. Stout and Richard C.Stout Thaukingouririends for tne very lilnral patronage trestowed upon ns for so many year-, we solicit for o.tr successors a
cominuation of the same. U. R. STOUT A BROS.
ImLanapolis, February 3,1608.
Copartnership.
rriHE undersigned, having this day bought out JL the out re stock of Groceries and Brovisions at No 42 West Washingron street ownea bv rv w, A Bros., have this d fy fori ‘
srs. O. B. Stout X Bros., have _ a copartnership under the style aud lirmT name of Ben. G. Stout & Bro , for the purpose of doing a general Grocery. Provision and i o unci »> ion business, and would niuat rc»pectiully solicit a continuance of the very libercl patrJnage bestowed
so long upon our predtee sors
d t-y 1 rm n
ilcce son
BEN. G. STOUT.
H'CHAkiD f STOUT.
Indianapolis, February 3. 1868—fel-6<11\v
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of Partnership. rjlHE partnership heretofore existing between JL John Dorian & Uo.j is dissolved by mutual consent. John Dorian will eontinue the business, at the old stand, 69 South Illinois street.
PROFESSIONAL.
M. *>.,
sician.
A. M. YOUAJKX,
Eclectic
BURGEON AND ACCOUCHER.
Offloe No. 180 (residence No. 128; North PennsylYbbU street, one and a half square- North ol
Postoifico, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Offloe hour* from seven to nine A.
three and seven to nine r. v.
• m., one febbldly
These SHIRTS are .1 ways made in Ihe im perfect iiianncr,are of se eral different grades material, and ean he mi plied from stock on hai to fit men and bovs of: sizes, or made to speei order. Send size of iVc and length of Sleeve, ai three or six perfect fittii SHIRTS ean be sent an where for a very modera price. Write for Circular. DON’T PAY HIGH PRICI But See Our $2 Shii Omr S» Shirt i» not r» cben] masle Shirt, but one of fine tins a.n«l a f-wod firm make ot mu-.I -w ell and elegantly put togeth: no as to make a nubklamial gi ment, and xre xvlll send ono itr where securely packed upon i celpt ot tbe above prloe. ■n finer Shirts and all articles Hen’s V'urnishing (Joods, vve h eq^tally low. PARKER’S, 30 Wc*t U aalitneion strcci c2l dSmfirstadvunderamuscments. SAW WORKS.
E. C. ATKIAS & Co., Sheffield Saw Woi4
ESTABLISHED
Manufacturers of extra Cast Steel Patent Ground Warranted Circular* Mill. Mul»y, Cross-Cut and Web S* Jk. w s, AUo, Pole Manufacturers of Tuttle's Improved Straight Hook Crois-cut Saws for the Western States. MANUFATORY' AND WAREHOUSE, No. 216 ttonth lllinol* Mt., South of Union Depot, Indianapolis, id^.
I kii fob Frici List.
iso, repairs o jttnl5 eouetwSm
fALUCU LARS or every description neatl ecutod on common white or colored p