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DAILY HEKALD.

TUESDAY MOBNINO FEBRUARY 11

INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. 0«laa6a*aB« iadiaaa Oaairal»al>wmy.

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1A.M. 19:80 P.M )A.M. 9:00AM

OlBoiaa.ii, Ulcbmond and Obioaio Hallroad

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8:10 A.M. 9KOP. M

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.7 Bzyress Madison Hailroao.

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lonarsoavlUa Mallioad. Xlirht Express 1:3 I A. M. 10:00 A. M Mail 10:80 A.M. 1 15 P. M Mixed Train #.oo P.'M. 8.80 P.M Chicago Express. ft:1ft P. M. Indianapolis, Fora and Ohloago BallwaT, Clilrago Mall 1:00 PM. 1:47 A. Chicago Express 8:50 P. M. 4:10 P. Lafarotta and Ohloago BaUroad. Chicago nns Rt. Jo Express. 9:S5A.M. OW A M Arcommoilatlon 18:50 P as. 5:06 P.M Chicago Night Express 0:40 P.M. 1:80 A. M d,... OlnolanatJHallioad. Sfomlcg Express 1:50 A.M. 8:00 P.M Mail and Aciom modal Ion.. .10:10 A. M. 18:30 P. M Chicago Express 8:50 P. M. 8:00 A. M Murcinsrl.'lj Accommodat'n 1 50 P. M. 10:10 A M Tsrrs Hants andlndlanapolls. Arrow Express 8:30 A. M. 1:50 A M 9t. Loots Expre.l 9:00 A. M. 10:00 A. M Matioon Express 18:50 P. M. 6 85 P. M Bt Louis Night nxpresi— 9:30 P.M. 8 85 P. M

Uasowic Hall.—TUb aanounoemaut that Mike XeOooU, tBB noted pugtttit, would ap* pear at Maaomo HaU Uat Eight, attracted qaiU a crowd to TBit placB. Bpanlng ccmuncnced

AiuuaesMenia tlsla Kvenlisc. MKTUOPOT.ITAN* TIIHATKR — Miss Fanny 11. Price; Mr. 1). HatfCbett—Ingomar, the Barbarian. MO’.miSON'S OPERA HALL — MUs Kate Plsher la Maxeppa-.or, the Wild lloneof Tar* tarr. To-dap'a Adverilaesneilta. Metropolitan Theater.—M. V. Llngham, Manager. Morrison's Oi>cra Hall—Oln n-’”-

eert.

aiachioes —The American Button .hole

Over seaming and dewing Machine. Masonic — Meeting of Aacient Landmarks Lodge, No. 819. Mr.sonle — Meeting of Capital Citr Lodge, Mo. 813 For Sale-Flour and feed store, No. 01 East Market street. •Special Notices—Ilostettor's celebrated stomach Bitters. Special Notices—Holloway's Pills and Ointment. v, Bisalnese Notlcee. Masquerade—Morart Hall, February*) 8t. Vu'entino’s Day-(irand ball at Wadiington HaU Chiropody—Dr. Ball at Bales Home. Night Blooming Cereu: —Pba'.on A Son, New York. Palmer's Cosmetic Lotion Mrs. 9 A. Al'eo's Hair Restorer Howe * Stevens’ Family Dye Color*. Barrett s Vegetable Hair Restorative Drake’s Plantation Bitters. St. Va entino's Eve.—Concert and Festival at Masonic Hall.

c ' T Y N E W 8 . i» rt o c xc k • i >r o m or Eighth of January Convention. The tu 1 p-occedlngs of the IH-mocrattc Btrte Convention, held on the 8th of January, Including the speech' * of Horn rahle losirn K. McDo^ald, Honorub e Thomas a. Hcndricki, and Honor ,ble D. 'V. Voonnsis. are • ow being published In pamphlet torm, and will be ready lor do ivory in a few d ..ys. The price wll. be as foil '»s: For 10 copies g 50 For 10 copies ,... 3 60 Fi r l .'XK) ■ opies 8,1 qo Orders, accompanied with the money will receive prompt attention. Tills Is a document which should be placed In the hands of erfrv voter In the State, anil, as tho typo ran be kept standing only a short time, orders should bo sent la promptly. Addrrss, HERALD COMPANY, Indianapolis, Indiana. T^TTbe City Iluepltal now has eighteen Inmate*.

ITT Mazeppa matinee morrow.

at Opera Hall to

JSfTTbe will of the late Uernhard Martin wan admitted to probate vesterday. JSTriie matinee at Opera Hall to-morrow affords u splendid opportunity to teo Mszeppa ISTTbero will be a Muzeppa matinee at Opera Hall to-morrow.

£3~Morrlt Jk (Jouubltn report manufacture* of woolen goods for December,at fo.lOff. Revenue tax (77 C3.

laTIiidies and children, who desire to ere Mazeppa, will have an opportunity at the matinee, at Opera Hill, tr.morrow. i'JT The Acauemy of Medicine meets tonight In regular session. Subject: Homeopathy. ElTThn piano works of W. J. H. Robinson A Co. turned ont $1,783 worth of instrumente last month. dr The Board ol Commissioners of f he 9oldlero’ Home wero In the city yesterday, and held a business meeting at the State House.

£1T The grand Jury meete this morning. During the recese a considerable amount of bustnesa has accumulated.

the Commoo Fleas Court yesterday, the docket was called for rules, and the claim docket for final dlapoiltion. Tbo docket will probably be called for trial thin morning, ItSTThe sale of property delinquent for the non-payment of city taxea took place at the Court Houee yesterday, and was quite largely attended by Interested parties, KWRev. E. r. Ingersoll. of Sandusky, Ohio, has received a call to tho vacant pastorate of f o Plymouth Congregational Church In till* city.

Gas.—The Indianapolis Gas Light and Coke Company manufactured 4,378,400 cubic feet of gaa last m-nlh, tho tax on which was $853 08 This waa the greatest amount ever manilfactared la any one month. K7Tbe cottage prayer meeting of the Young Men’s Christian Asaoclatlon will be held at the residence of E. H. Mayo, No. 603 North Pennsylvania street, thlt gvenlng, at seven o’clock. All are cordially Invited to attend. £#’.d»teorolai{to»t reports for the Indiana polls Academy of Medicine, by W. J. Ektun, M. D„ meteorological committee: Barom. Therm. Dew. Rain A Snow. Feb 9. 9 P. M »40 18 5 11.8 ’’ 10, 7 AM. 3 6T 6 85 ’’ 10, a P. M 89 60 81 5 19 5 0M 0M Insurance Reports —The Union InsurCompany report their receipts for January at $1,514, the revenue tax on which waa $22 71 The Iudlauapc.Ha Insurance Company report their premiums at $1,710, and deposit* at $54,643, tho tax on which was $18 37. Upset.—About eight o’clock yesterday morning, a sleigh was upset at the corner of Tcnneasee street and Indiana avenue, breaking the shafts and throwing blankcls and the colored driver tn opposite direetlans. The horse was caught by a gentleman paselng by, and, beyond the break mentioned, uo harm wu done. Bane RWOBTS.-Xhe Indianapolis Branch of the Bonk ol the Stale reports a- follows for January: Surplue capital, $67.4.36; average capital, $36,000; deposit*, $7,315; revenue tax, $45 74. The Indiana Banking Company report a capital, lesi Government bonds, of $85,440; deposit*, $188,380; revenue tax, $114 05. TaBLBacX.—Persons engaged In the Cbriat Church tableaux will pleaie meet this (Tuesday) evening, at the residence of W. T. Glb•oa, 140 North Alabama street, promptly at M?an o’clock. A a this la the last rabearaal prevloue to thel4tk Instant, It Is desirous tbet all parsons should appear In full dress. By ardar of the Commlttca.

Comma is CBuncIlMONDAY Erxsniro, February 10. Council met In regular aasslon. PresentMayor Macaulay and Councllmen James Coburn, Thomas Cottrell, Joeeph W. Davis, George A. Foster, Henry Geleel, bamuel Goddard, William H. Heaschan, J. H. Jameaon, J. Henry Kappea, William H. Loomis, John B. MacArtbur, Chrletaln F. Schmidt, Adolph Seldenstlcker, Ambose P. Stanton, J. H. Woodburn. Mr. Coburn lubmltttd a communication from the American Fire Alarm Police Telegraph company, proposing, for $4,500, to indoctrinate the city with their system of fire-alarm-ing and police-collecting apparatus. Referred to Fire Department and Fire Alarm Commit-

tee.

Mr. Geiael moved that the city Treasurer furnish the Council a monthly statement of the cltv’s flnancse. Carried. Mr. Gaddard Introduced an ordinance creating the office of‘ city measurer,” and preainblng It* duties, Ac. Mr. Henschen Introduced a resolution directing the Cltv Marshal to enforce the reaolutlon ordering the different railway companies to plank street and alley crossing*, etc., but withdrew It, a resolution to the lame effect being already In operation, Mr. Seldenstlcker moved to allow tho *< Daily Telegraph Company” the mount due them for publishing the "City D-lln-quent Tax List;” the Cemmltteo on Printing and Stationary having refused to allow It. . The chairman of that committee (Mr. Brown), stated that the committee could flod no law authorizing It* payment, ana therefore refused to allow it. Attention was called by Dr. Jameson to a resolution passed some years ago, authorizing the publication of all matters in tbe German paper that was published in the Dally and Weekly Journal. The debate took a wide range. Messrs. Cottrell and Gelsel opposed the payment of the claim. In their opinion there were no German* in the city but what coufd easily read and Interpret English. Mr. Selilenstickcr’s motion prevailed by the following vote: Aye:—Coburn, D-tvl*. Goddard, Jameson, Kxppes, Loomis, MacArlhur,Schmidt, SeldenlUlcker, Stanton. Wood Durst —11. Noes—Brown, CotUtll, Foster. Gcisel, Ilen- - .ctuiuiion 5I, r .-. J’Sj)) # Siftie'cltlZ'>ns of the Sixth Ward, on Saturday evening lait, asking the Council to reclnd the order, shutting off gas from tbe city at midnight. Referred to the Committee

on Gas.

Mr. MacArthur moved that the nr.meaof tbe street* be posted conspicuously on the street corners, either on the lamp posts or buildings Referred to Committee on that subject.

REPORTS.

Eighteen patient* were reported in the City Hospital, by tho Committee on Benevolenre. The epsotal committee recommended granting prayer of petition of citizen* of tbe Seventh and Eighth Wards, asking that the Cincinnati Railroad awltch be removed from the west side of Virginia avenue to a point on the

oast side of said avenue.

Tbe committee reported adversely to grant. Ing tbe request of tbe Cincinnati, Lifayette and Chicago Railroad Company to lay down an additional track from the west side of Virginia avenue to near th^east line of the corporation line. Report referred to City Attorney to Inquire whether that company had

any vested rights In that street.

Tbe Committee on Oa. recommended M-ssra. ! * n,1 P ollce “ ,rm bfre ^ » 4 ’ B<W ’ This ts a Scbullmelr * K db a. the beet, and O. II. y. considerable rcluctlon, an«l PBrtuptth* ConnBly the Invest bidder for lighting street ^ ba ; n,e “ e r Uke ° rd * r l _°

tamps.

' On motion, the contract win awarded to O.

11. P. Bly, at twenty cenls per lamp per montl1 ’ Hall —Tbe grand ball and supper gotten And then the Council adjourned. j U p ^ raen )^ rg 0 f jji, John’s Church, for

ibe hem fit of St. John’s Infirmary, and which

about eight o’clock, with Captain O’Leary oe master of ceremonies, and several of our own citizens Indulging In littla mills, for tbs purpose of exhibiting their fistic skill. McCooia appeared with Mr. Banahan, who were foK lowed by Morgan and Bdmnsis, Cooper and O'Connell, Barry and Sullivan, and O’toory and Hanrshan. Some of the sparring displayed considerable knowledge of the "noble art,” but • great deal of It was miserable, the parties showing more strength than skill. Tho final eet-to between McCeole and Val McKinney wu tho Interesting event of the evening. Both parties understood their business, but McKinney, In point of size and strength, being no match for McCoole, the latter eoon "flaxed him out.” McCoele is a very large ram, evidently very stout, and handle* himself so well that It ts rot strange that Aaron Jonts bad to throw

up the sponge In *o short a time-

— 4» m*

Franklin Life Insurance Company.— At the annual meeting of the members of tbe Franklin Life Insurance Company, held yesterday, the following persons were elected Directors to eerve during tbe eniuing year: James M. Rsy, John 0. 8. Harrison, John W. Murphy, William 8. Hubbard, Winslow B. Pierce, William W. Woollen, Ingram Fletcher, John M. Lord, E. B. Msrtlndale, William Braden, George Merritt, Frederick Bagge, Conrad Baker, Indianapolis; John W. Burson, Muncle; Martin L. Bundy, Newcastle; John W. Grubbs, Richmond; Walter Mane, New Albany; Nathan Kimball, Robert 8. Foster, Nicholas McCarty, Indianapolis. , K. P. Howe, E#q.. wu unanimously re-

elected Secretary of th* company.

Sales.—The following sates pf merefaaadtse for the month of January, have been reported

to the United Statu Assessor:

Hahn & Bals, I.lquort, $10,926. Anderson, Bullock A Schofield, Hardware - M44. E.OverAUo., Iron....- —. .$13,000 Lndorf A Co., Notion*,.. $6,161. A. Jonee A Co., Groceries, $4$,*74. Bowen, Stewart A Co., Book* and Stationery $10,190. O. G. Holman, Commission Broker $8,430. Button Hole Maqbuis.—The American button holing, orereetming and sewing machine lithe only machine fn- — »-*-« 'a**u sewing button notes ever Invented. It li warranted to execute perfectly all klad* of sewing, hemming, felling, tucking, braiding, quilling, binding, etc., that eon be done with any other sewing machine, besides making Irom ten to twenty button holes while one can be made by hand. Mr. Horace H. Davie, the agent, will explain the workings of tbe machine to any who may e*U at No, IS Yoho’s

Block, North Meridian street.

Morrison’s Hall.—Tbe eudfonee at Opera Hall last night wu large aad tateUlgent. Mazcpp* waa produced tn even a better manner than on Saturday night, the hone pon Juan, especially, playing bis part welf. Tbe performance gave great satisfaction, If tbe frequent applause may be taken as good evidence. Mazeppa will be repeated to-night

and to-morrow night.

Chiropody — A Mpeclalty.-Witb-in a few years educated end capable member* of the thed(pEl pTdfnelo* have devoted themselves W epeelai branches of the curattm art. Dr. Ball has mad* chiropody his specialty; and for the past few years has practiced the art with distinguished success. So devoted Bu been binnUeation to his prof eon an, and a* nKtenalva hts practice, that he eoa -tow guarantee a perfect cure of all diseases of the feet. Corns, bunions and l alosttles, are treated without pain or Inuonveuleaoe, and generally In a few minutes. Lvdlei and gentlemen tn this city have experienced the Doctor's aklll and found relief at hts band*. The Doctor may be found at nil times at bis rooms, 54 Bates House. febll-ly "Can art thou asot sis Isa !•««(•«• as mind diseased, And, with some sweet, oblivious antidote. Cleanse the fbul Jyiyora ol the perilous Muff that weighs upon ttie heart?” Certainly; Plantation Bitters will do it when nothing else will. Melancholy, Dapres■ion, Hypochondria, Inmnlty, all earing, more or leas, from a diseased fctomacb, <.ndtbls Plantation Bhferaibsrtfute cure for. There la no mistake about it; Dyspepsia, Headache, Du.lness, Ague, and Low Spirits, must yield to tbe health-giving and genial Influence of tbe Plantation Bl tiers. U (Ml are in doubt, make one trial and be convinced. Thus sty thpse who

know.

Magnolia Water.—A dei^bttol toilet article—superior to Cologne and at half tbe price. .*..tU0*o<Uk*2w *• There ha me kwmbw( mbomt Palmer’s Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion. It bat cured my hand entirely with lees than one bottle.” Writes J. P. Southard, of Indianapolis, Indiana. 11-dAwlw

Fiuk Alarm.—Tbe American Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph Company have proposed to tho Council to introduce their system of fire

prearrve that sugu»t body frrm future aonoyance, as the company will never rest until tbo

alarm ts adopted hare.

A Long Dkfkrkkd Tribute —Any visitor to Rhode Island has noticed t’ e friquenry of the name of Greene In that patriotic little State of rook*, cUma and cotton mill*. If )ou A-ant to address a stranger tb*Te, call him ‘ Mr. Greene.” an I the tbancos are largely In '»vor of your bitting the rlxht nmne. They ire chiracterizcJ l>y a grcit tenaci’y nf the final e In tbo orthography of their patronymic. nd regard those of the similar name, who uo not u*e it, a* a sort nf outudo birhxriin*. In act as decidedly green- The popiilou«ne** of he stmon pure bram h nf the faorly la owing 'o tbo fact that their nmotely great grandUthrr, John, who oamo to that colony, on •ettlement. In 1(>33, reared four st il wart son*, who all settled and reared families of their own In the tame colony. Frumione of thc-e branches tho revolutionary General, Nathaniel, was descended. We notice that three descendants of the original patriarch have recently erected a suitable monument to his memory In the township of Warwick, the portion ol the Slate In which be and bla sons re- • idtd. These three aro General George 8 Greene, an old West Pointer, now tnglnccrcf the Croton Water works, who boro command in “tho recent onplcasantncss,” and received an ugly wound at Lookout Mountain, Rufus Greene, of Providence, and U'-njam'n Greene Arnold, of Bennett, Arnold ft Co., New York. They merit and will doubtless receive tbo thanks ol their numerous cousins, who are to he found In nearly every State of the Union, including our own. and some, we believe, to other continents, for their noble commemorative act, which should have been performed by tbe generation sf a century ago Aa Imposter.—a man, calling bimaelf Peter" Redin, was reported to the rooms of tbe Young Men's Christian Association, a short time since, as being engaged In aollcltlng money and other artioles under the auspices of the Association. Notice of him waa published at the time. He continued hts fraudulent work, however, until a day or two opo, when bis operations were checked by Pollcomen Hoppe and Schelgert. These gentlemen have caused to be brought to tbe rooms of the Association, five bundles of ciothlug which this mau bad gathered up, and which be designed to band over to tbe authorItlea of 9t. M try’s Chun h tn this city. They have also taken possession of the papers ho was using. It seems he has been collecting money as freely at be baa clothing; but the money they did not obtain. It appears that the man’s real name is Peter O'Brian. The thank* of tbe Association are due Messrs. Hoppe and Sheigert fr: their kindness In this

matter.

cume* off at Optra Hall on the 18:h Instant, wilt be one of tbe beet affairs of the season. Tbe ticket* to the supper will be fifty cents extra, or one dollar per couple. Skating.—The finest skating of tbe season c m he lound on a pood at tbe terminus of tbe Massachusetts avenue street railroad. Tbe Ice Is Hcno'iih and slippery, snd plenty of It. Tb>’ coDvenif'Dce •( the (ocatton should make It a favorite place with laiffea.

Not the Custom —Tho County Clerk and bis deputies are not In tbe ba iit of forgetting to sign marriage licenses, as some have supposed. Tbe Instance recorded yesterday, Is the only one we have known to occur, and happened In this wise: Tbe office at tbe time was crowded, and Mr, Hooker was tbo only deputy present. A clerk made out tbo license,and handed It,together with the uccont] a* nylng affidavit, to him to sign, and he being very much engaged, only signed tbe uiiidavtt, snd tbe omission was overlooked by the parties procuring the licence. Mistake* will hap pen, etc.

Change.—It ha* bem decided to hoM tbe Rcpu’illran Convention in Morrison'* Opera 11*11 instead of Miller's, as it will cost too much to prepare the latter place for the rec- ptlon < f tbe convention. ir7*Tho receipt, at the room* of the Young Men’s Christian Assort all oft, af a lot of booka for the J || library, I* thankfully acknowledged. It was tho donation of Mrs. J. I* li, < trr\ very small audience witnessed Mia* Price’s Impersonation of Pancbon the Cricket at the theatre last night. To-nlg’lt will be played Ingomar. CyTbo contract for lighting street tamps wsiOaccorded to O. H. P. Bly, last night, bis hid of twenty cent* per post per month being the lowest offered.

ram Property *« PasWIC Kale.— The 8'eam Flouring and J$e$l MfU, Corn Shelter, Fairbanks’ Beales, Dwelling, Stable and lot twenty-five rod*, fronting on tbe Jeffersonville Rallrpad switch, In Taylorsville, will be sold at the Court House, In Columbus, Indiana, February U. Term*,one half down, balance In one snd two yean. A first rate grain country surround* tbe mill. Wood can be hod at $2 76 per cord. sat,mo&tu* Baypbcrger Ahead! — **'* Hats I--Tbe reputation ** *“* ton street i* v-' 0 * the lndeaU ** bl e Bm »- .-•cr, who received the Spring Style Silk Hat yesterday, direct from headquarter*. OoU aEdEtdlAv -. t ~ 6-8 The “Uafbrtaaate” nhoald read Dr. William Thomson’s advertisement on tbe third Eat*. , Id 4-1 v

TEA*

CHINA TEA STORE Heeodqaarkerw ia ladlaaa FOB CHINESE AND JAPANESE T EAS! The China Tea Store, <BflTABI.ISHKD IN lOftS,) Wo. 7 ODD FELLOWS' BALL. feblfAaun H. n. LEX.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

X3ea.r in IVXind.

Some pcruoo, evidently welt acquainted with tbe premises, stole two dozen ol very line fat thli-kcD* from Dr. Atbon, a few nlgbta *tnce. 13$“ Id the Police Court yesterday John Hunt paid the usual flee for Intoxication, and John Rodgers and William Logan went to jail for the same offense.

TTTAn ordinance for the creation of tbe office of “City Measurer,” whatever that Eiay be, was Introduced At tbe Council meeting last night. KUT Another firm was fined In the Police Court y esterday for selling coal without bavIng It weighed. !T3T'Mlu Kale Fisher, tbe chermlng eqttettrienne, will appear aa Mazeppa at th* mail nee to-morrow.

LOCAL ITEMS.

Special Notice-Fteiffnp Committees ol the Indianapolis Benevolent A'ocfefy.—Yoj are each earnestly requested to attend a general meeting of all tho committees, on Wednesday morning, tbe 12th of February, at Line o’clock, at the rooms of tbo Young Men’s Christian Aasoclatlou, opposite the post office, to report ns to tbe want* and supplies of the doatltote In your districts during tho protracted iold teaaoo, br'cglng your books with you. James Blake, President. Cigars.—Tho following report of cigar* manufactured have been made to tho Assessor of Internal Revenue:

Henry Rrinkm .. Henry Rcbnltzo... IMer Kretuch . . Konter ft Mnas... W. P. Wallace.... C. W. B idgerly .. Beck ft Weaken . Total Tax, $240.

.,!> 100 4 000 10.000 4 ouo 1(1,00(1 . 3 900 .11.000 .48.I.KW

Iron Manufactures.—Tho following returns of manufactures fur January have been made to the A“*es»or of Revenue: D. Root A Co., thirty.two tons castings; tax, t8>3. Chandler ft Taylor, six ton* castings and $517 worth of machinery; tax, $43 85. Gnenlcaf ft Co.,six tons casting* and $1,085 worth of machinery; tax, $72 25. Arrest —A woman named Mary Madden Was arrested by tbe pollce yesterday afternoon, for picking Mrs. W. P. Bingham’* pocket of a portemonle, containing seven or eight dollars, while in the New 1 ork store. Tbe money waa recovered, and the woman, who has already served one term In th* penitentiary, committed to Jill. EFT. A. Goodwin, Esq. expects to resume tbe publication of hie paper, the American, about the first of May.

Tlckete for abet tinamd Nlniaqueirade at Mozart Hall, February 20, can be had of tbe following persons: L. J. Mossier, Alvord’s illoci;. Hays, Rosenthal ft Co., 64 South Meridian Street. W. W. Shell, at Desaar Brother ft Co. L. Kahn ft Brother, 45 East Washington street. J. MRebel ft Co., No. 2 Bates House. A. Kahn 83 West Washington street. Strauss ft Ellcnberger, 19 West Washington street. Joseph Mayer ft Co., No. 8. Palmer House. J. ft M. Solomon, 25 South Hlinoti street. H. Bamberger, 16 Eut Washington street. It-eod t20 Kf. Ynlonline’e Ikuy.—4«r<*Bd ftaa> t'onal Ball, Friday, February 14, 1868, at Washington Hall. Tickets of admission, $1, N. B.—Dost of order preserved. 11-4, Kt. Vfxlentlwe'a Eve.—The Second Unlversallst Church Choir will give a grand Festival and Concert at Masonle Hall, Tburaday oven log, 13th Instant. Everything will be provided to mike tbo entertainment a pleasant one. Thei |tnlm of ■sipcrlority Is awarded to Mr*. S. A. Allen for her improved (new style) Hair Restorer or Dressing ( In one bottle), and a grateful public appreciates the very low price. One Dollar. Every druggist sells It. ll-3#od from thn i.eitvea off the Cereu* (Irandiflori—* Night Blooming Cereu*”—Pbalon ft Sou have elicited tbe most entrancing perfume that ever charmed tbesense. There Is a furore for It. It Is at once voluptuous, healthful, and almost irradlcablo. Phalon ft SON, New York. Sold by all drygirlut*. n.j

When di«eate his undermined tbe health, and the physical system baa become prostrated, a stimulant that will not only strengthen, but re more the ratae.ebeuld b* tanaefilately resorted to. Menial ditties* t* also a fruitful source of the break Ing down of tbe constitution, and the ravages of this entmy to health are truly a'annIng For alt such maladies HObTETTEE'S STOMACH BITTERS have been found unsurpassed By acting directly upon Ibe dlgevtlve org.ns, tney remove th* heavy, disagreeable feeling aftffr eatlnz, to often complained of by persons of a delicate temperament. As soon as d grttlon It restored, the pal ent finds hts Sty** gib I acre as log, aad hts general be aim tanpfoVed. Thousand of persons certify that It may be relied on tn all ca es of woakt,e,s or nervous debit Ity attendant upon sedentary habits The gen eratlty or Bltt. rs are so d'sagrctablf to in* taste that ther aro objectionable to n weak stomach This It not the case with HOSTETTER S . ITTEtki. which will be found mild and ettremt ly pleasant, hal-amic plants, barks and root* contribute t&etr restorative Jotees to render It soothing and s rengchoning- It* basis lithe only puru stimulant which has ever been produced containing no full oil, or any oih*r deMereous eleaent. The most careful and skilful'chemists have analyzed the Bitters, end pronounce th, m harmless. This ts scientific testimony, but the testimony of the hundred) of thousands who have experieao** the preventive and curative effects of th* great veg. table to ale and alterative of modem I IMS la still wore CMCloaive. In Fever and Ague, Dyspepvte, BlUontnes*, Nervous complaints. Chronic CeesplatqU and general doMHty. Utett Marly tofaUibteaa anythin* in this fallible world enn be. fa bit deed a w*w

Hellnwmi’e Pill* msod Ointment.Falling •$ th* We ink.-Du ring the early • (agesof yestatlon, many voungman Isd females are subject to • sinking of the womb, which cause* tbffn considerable trepidation and une* sines* ThgOintmeM WijU* found lovalasbl* In these emergenotaaMttmtlrely dispenses with th*necessity for gw—rtes or mechanical agencies. ThepBIS will brae* tb**nXeebl*d organs, strength*!! th* aystvm Snd secure khe Invalid from a future relapse These medicines are valuable In nil eomplnlatn inel tental to the female sex. Sold tap nil Draggista. ( tbit dawl w

It. K. ft. Rati way’a Fills. Are the only Purgative, Alterative and Cathartic Medicine, that lecurSt vegetable substitute for mercury or cs'omel They cure with astonishing rapidity Liver Complaint*. Kidney diteases, Irritation of tbe Bladder, PUe*. Blllouine s, Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Costlvoneas, Ladle* 1 Com plalnta, aad *11 dlseasoi lolioattug the nece-aity of a purgative mcdlolne AGFEJD PEOPLE, Subject to Costlveneeo, or Paralysis of the Bowels, ore quickly cured by these pllla. A gentleman, aged 80 year*, who had not onloyed n natural dtiefcarga from the bowel* for nearly40 y*an, and was always compelled to resort to InJ so lions, was relieved by one dose; and by taking four pllla each night, for one month, was re*u>red to sound bealih and regularity. These Pill* purify the Mood, remov* all obstructions from tho bowels, liver, skin, spleen, bladder, etc, a-1 purge out all corrupt and acrimonious humors A few days' use of these pills will make the skin smooth, cltar, sure, and healthy. They tnorea-e the appetite and flesh. Dot!.- For regulating the Liver, Stomach, Bowels, and promoting Digestion, one Pill at night. Porobstlnate diseases and Chronic Complaints, fourlO(ix*v«ry twenty.fonr hours. Price, 86 coats p r box. Sold by Druggists. Always ask for Dr. Badwny’s Pills. See Dr. Radway's Almanac for 1866-R. R R. sold by Druggist*. f«b4 dft wSw

_ . SPECIAL NOTICES. aittARITAN’S GIFT. The most certain remedy ever known, “Yos. a positive cure”for nil diseases arising from youthful Indiscretions. Balsam Copabla and Mercury discarded. Only ten pills to be taken to effect a cure. The.rare purely vegetable, having no smell nor unpleasant taste. Cur* in from tw o to four days, aad recent ca«s In twenty-four hours. No , no trouble. Prioe of male package* ,e packages $3. Sent by mall. tritftB Rtfit $b4 Berk- iilc«9« The great blood purifier and remedy for scrofula, ulcers sores, spots, tetter, scalds, bolls, syphilis, and Oil eruptions of the skin. This is no expertment—It Is n well tested remedy In tbe United States Hospitals, where these diseases assume their went forms. Mild eases soon yield. Six bottles will cure th* wont. Try tbe Root and Herb Jmki«s, end If it falls to our* any or tho above; year money will be refunded by our agon*. Price $1 85 per bottle; or six bottle* $1. jm^Sold by Tomlinson ft Cox, 16 East Wa toSEb.tt~VUjJljf.gJa ^ ^ taoirlft deed ft wam •IftRacvtr. fTsflgdMp**

INDIANAPOLIS.

A LADIES’ PHYSICIAN.

T »dle I J suli

ease* of Women,wli

o 'ies specially adapted for their

a ihrought the<

eerie

mown Hi-1

great expei JiTcly’to'th'i

Women, especially a* connected wl state, has given ladies the utmost consult him either »y lot er

ami skill, derived from uccessful practice, deveed

jf 'he DUs

ezclui* cTy^to tho Tie-taient of -he Dlssnaes ot Women, especially a* connected with the married

mode H

tea, as the author of “The Man led Woman’s rate Medical Companion" d signed specially married ladles, in delicate or precarious ,1th from dangerous confinement, de-eriblng

:s and remedies. ~ "

p«:

tor marriec health from

symptoms, causes an

Price, $1.

Special Notice to married aod Single 1,aft too. Ladles who suffer from obstructions or Irregularities, or are la constant n.onv for many months, pr<-coding confinement or have dimcult, tedious and dangerous deliveries, wbo.e lives are hasardous during such time will find

the

Portwtneae Female NtontAlr PU>* Tho most wonderful, reliable and certain remedy. Thousands of ladies use them with infallible coitfiaty. In all o .tea of stoppage or irregaUrity, or supp'esslun of nature Irom whatever couse tnev are certain to succeed, and are, besides, perfectly healthy. They ar^ scientifically prepared

ofco.tly and rare extracts.

DORSEY. LAYMAN & FLETCHER. (Successors to Dorsey ft Layman,) Importers and dealers la Hardware, Cutlery, WINDOW GLASS, Ere., •4 «. Washington 8t., Indianapolis. 43

y and rare e:

They can not fail. In recent caaea they susceed In fortv-elgit hours. Price, $3 per box. slinale c.*es. those two degrees stronger

be used. Price, $5. Addre

la recent case* they an

Price, (3 per box. In ob-

. aro degrees stronger »h®«*»d

Price, $5. Address.

DR. A.M MAUR1CT*".

ProfeMor ef rw-ca-vs ot Women, . . rroioasoj-g^^ Uu<ut/ suwet. egent and Proprietor for upwards of

twenty year*. They are ent by mail. Inordinary letter envelopes, free from observation with

full4nttruetions and ndvtei.

A circular, describing symptoms, causes, and his special remedies for married ladles, (intend-

it free

riocau,

saw adverthout benefit,

(fully treated by Id be certain to me “The Married

ate Medical Companion,” In which my ease exactly desert bed, I immeoi.1 io you, and received by return mail,

the "Portuguese Female Monthly PHb," whi. h

e Jn ^ rew j . t

sod. pills drops and p. . lady who had b«.en

do assured me that yon

me relief showed n’s Private Medlcall

Used,

yon

afford Woman 1 found

atelv sen:

le^Portuguese remi acted Ute magic, rcl

w (.boutth* least incouvci

dee**. deorl4mAw*i

many things j

owdert wltl

tncccstf W ‘Did b

“V

■eving

mence.”

MEDICAL.

HOLLOWAY'S

VERMIFUGE

CONFECTIONS.

|H. HOLLOtVAT, some'fifteen yesr*

ago. witnessing th

sloaed stolly children in taking the uau-

ilfiiscs of that day. resol red

cd from tbe moat effi

the distress oeca-

v>us vermll

anoalize them, anil from tbe moat tire of ibe*e remedies succeeded In rating their active meulral pro pert , tasteless and Inodor. us Then.

pure, tasteless and Inodor. us Then, by combining toeae wish sugar, and moulding them Into an agreeable con formed the pieaent popular and e

\ ermlfugo anonn

pop

’paIrs. en.

muti fectioo, effective

■•Ilffwaj’s Vfruifkffe CoifectloBN,

.npcnrded

to tbe

Which have almost entirely

the old nauteons Vermiiugv, to tbedellght of (he pour litt.e sufferers. It con-

tain. no Calomel or other

greuient*

poisonous In-

8* highly esteemed is thl- popnlar Vermlfug... bj the profession, that all into IIgent I’hyslriaus who know of them, prescribe in.m tn preference to o'bcr remedies, a. no* oaly more ] lea-ant to take,

but more afitaattve So. err

Parims and guardians, having the care of rhi'drea, shomd keep thsra aa a family medicine: for they nos only eradicate

Woru.*—tb<

they no* only eradl<

i pe.t* of chlldhoo<l—but cor-

rect any derangement of •tto ulgetclve or-

gans. so I reva eat with chi drrn

orus—tbo.e t

HOLLOW A i ’9

AH\UA

PLASTERS.

The Original (and only true Arnica Plasters possetslng the great beating properties of tbe Arnica Flowers. Tbe curative effect, of these Pla*ter* la all cases of pain or we*, ness in the »reaat, side or back, and in all rases of mflaa uia lioo of tbe Lungs, and Uougt, are truly astonishing; they give Imincdtaie relief. Physicians pres rib* tb-m. aad ibousands recommend them. Observe-Hollo-way'sere the Original and only true Arnica Plasters. HlESKBLL’a

A Nucccanlu abllnliment.— Among tbe most succc.-ful establishments In tbe country, Is that of Howe ft Stevens’ manufactory of Family Dye Color*. They employ a largo number of person*, and tbelr patron* are to be found lu every part of tbe country. Tbe dyes are of the best quality, never fade, are sold cheap, are easily used, and give universal satisfaction.

tirny hair*, mliliougti accounts ed an honor by tbe old, have never been ao considered with respect to the middle aged or young. These can be easily remedied by tbe use of "Barrett’s Vegetable Hair Beetorolive.” Tbe only thorough renewer and preventative of all diseases of tbe scalp—Offdatu* burg Journal. 11-1 weed W« call cepeclsl mttamtlam to tbo edvertliemeut, In another column, of •‘Spear’* Fort Grape Wine,” e pure and unad alterative grape wloe, la valuable in tlckne**. Jan 28-dTuTbftSaiftwly.

To Owners of Horses and Cattle. Tobias' Derby Co nd 1*4. a Powder* are warranted superior to any others, or no pay, for tbe cureef Distemper, Worms, Bot*. Coughs, Hidebound, Colds, etc-. In Horse* i and Cold,, Ouugbs Lots of Milk, Black Tongue, Horn DUtemjier, etc., In Cattle. These Powder* were formerly pat np by Simpson I. Tobias, sin or Dr. Tobias, and, since bl* death, th* demand bas been so great for them that Dr. Tobia* has continue:' to manufacture them. They are perfectly asf* and innocent; no need of stopping the worktagef your animeli. They lncr*n** the appetite, give a fine coat, cleanse the stomach and urinafy organs i alto increase theaaUk of cows. Try them, and yoa will never be witnout them. Hiram Woodruff; the celebrated trainer of trotting bones, has used them lor yean, and recommend* them to hi* friends. Colonel Philo P. Buih, of tbe Jerome Race Course Fordhain, New York, would not usethem until be was toid ot whst they are composed, since which be It never without tnem. He ba* over twenty unnlng horses in his charge, an I for tbe ln*t ttnee years has used no other m.aiclne for them He has kindly permitted me to refor any one to him. Over one th iuimd • ther references can bo seen at foe Depot Bold by Druggist* and Sadstreet Dtpot, 68 Cortlaud jaols dmonftsatftwlm

OINTMENT.

Till, ointment, after an experience twenty >eart, has proved It.Ul ii mivi eign remedy for ali Dbcvse!. of the ski

having uffeeted a radical mr case on which it was used, cu ate case of fifteen or tw»

standing,

remedies pre: talent ot the

cates of the bkm;

i a radical mre in every it was used, curing many case of fifteen or twenty years' that bad nrevloutly resisted all prescribed by the best medical

ent ot the country. Its effect It astonishing, In a few days the soreness aad Irritation is removed; the skin becomes mooth and healthy and remains permalently healed, without the use of soy

itber remedy.

Thus, Tetter, Saltrhenm, Itch, Soldiers’ Itch, Mryslpeias, Blotches, Pimples, and every form of disease of the skin is punotualfy cured, no matter of how long stand-

ing else wo

resisted ali other tie many year* have been effectually cured by tbe use of only one box of this ointment. Barns, scalds, and Old bores, it heals In a very short time. Prioe 50 Onu per Box. Il not sold by your Druggist, send *0 cents to Johnson. Holloway ft Cowden, Philadelphia, a box will be sent free of pottage to any address. OBSERVE—None genuine without the signature of the proprietors ou the wrap per of ea *- *“

per of each box.

JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & COWDEN PR.OPRI KTOItS, No. KM A rota »t« eet, PAUL IDEUPBIA.

Burnhai

Co., Smith, Co., and I

Dwaggtst*

HF»8oldat Wholesale in Chicago by Fuller, Finch ft Fuller. Lord ft Smith,

: Reed b. Bloc

untry by (.__

•15 dltawft * mS

ms ft Von Bdiaack, J. H Reed ft I th. Cutler ft Co, Deitxsob, Block! A throughout the country by all

DYE COLORS.

HOWE 4c 9TEYEAS’ Family DyeOoltr

Eureka Liquid Blue Is n superior nrtlole of bluing pntup in three ounce vials which Is rapidly taking the place of Box Blue. WARRANTED NOT TO 8PKCK CLOTHES. Tbe attention of the Taxon is respectfully invited. Send for n circular. GEuRGK R. SLATER, Sole Proprietor, novI3 dlv 5* Fourth street. Pittsburg.

IXCHEil IT OKU A'POKIII SCRATCH! SCRATCH!! SCRATCH lit

In from 10 to 43 hour*.

Whaaten’* Ointment cures The Itch.

cure* Salt Rheum,

cure* Tetter,

core* Barber’* Itch, euro* Old Sores, caret Bv.ry (find

Wheaton's Ointment Wbeeton’s Ola nnent Wbenton’e Ointment Wheaton’s Ointment Wheaton’* Ointment

•f Xamor likelfagte.

Prioe 50 oeatan box; by mail, SOoeate. Address WEEKS ft POTTER, No. no Wubington (tree* Eerton, MaiirctautttU. For sal* by all druggist*'

oetl deodftwly

lair deal mg, for the rea-oa that they roi retailer twenty-fi e cente per duzeu m-re other kind* of Dyes la the markri, wh'le be ro- " “ u-all at the tame prioe, o nsaquently he wenty five cente jier doi n mote by sel-

nfi-rfor art! le.

O-A-TTTIOISr.

A LL P*rsoB* who keen Howe A Steven*’ Fara • ily Dye Color* for .al* can be relied on for fair dealing, for the rea-oo that they ro.t the

taller twenty-fi e her kind* of Dyes Ha th#.. all at the make* twenty five t

lino an Inferior arti le.

We publish this caution to guard our customers agalust imposmou. accept none out Howe ft Stevens’ Patent Family Dye Colors. They are tbe original inventor- of an lmp<ovement which originate* this uranch of busine.*, and ma-ie dyeing a domestic art. Tuey have had. also, five year*’ experience in this particular business and nave been constantly improvlug the qnal-ty of their Dyes. All the colors, both In Liquid and Powder foim, are manufactured by tbe nudert gned, and we can supply oar customers with either. Tbe Liquids d<> not require to muon time in dyeing; but the Powder colors will color the most good., and costs the same per package. In coloring black, brown, drabs and greens, we would advise the use of the Powder colors in prefereace to the Liquid, unless for riobons or

some very small article. MANUFACTURED BY nANAET HU WE,

(Uucceaaer to Heave a Stevenn.) S8D end $6$ Bread war, DecSO odeodft w8m Heetea.

/^URCUUARS of every description neatly ex

aeeord-

OFFICEB

J- it. 8XXA.XIP3B, Manufacturer and wboletale dealer in Bftftts, Shoes ft«d Leather, Also, dealer in Hide*, Oil and Sheen ladings, Noe. 47 and 48 South Delaware Street. INDIANAPOLIS. *s

1 ••

wra. cha.iyda,kk, - Wholesale Dealer In W A. JB3 MB. , Grocers’ Paper Bags and Flour Sacks, TWINE, Ac. 16 S. Meridian street. Indianapolis. AS

Cabinet Makers’ Union, Manufacturer* of all kinds of FURIVITURE, NeuXOft Bub* Washington St.. iMftiMMpwlla, Imtf. Jantt dftSnnSm

: • '

WXMTSB IT I. T*. KVA NS Ac CO„ Manufacturers of Linsoed Oil, 184 S. Delaware St., ladiaaapolU. AS

a. S X D3T Bl X. 23 TT , Manufacturer and dealer in Trmmao* Vmllaea, TratvellmE Bwga, etc.. Wholesale aod reuil. No. 89 South Illinois street, Indianapolis, JGF*' Repairing done ou short notice Trunks made to order. JanM dft wfts3cn

^ '

FtlKHOrr Sc (BRO., Wholes*!* dealer* in Copper Distilled I8«urft«mu**4 itye Wkiuky, AUo, dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors and Cigars, No. 77 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis. Mfii’* Finlay ft Wilder’s celebrated Toiedo Aie lor Sale ft S

8B1TH, HO WAHD ft CO., Jobbbersand Retailers in DU'S' OOOIDS. "TRADE PALACE,” 88 and 88 West Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS. AS

J OHM n OUDBUfOtiE ft CO.« mroRTgss op China, Glass A Qneenswnre, 10 W. U ushlssctaM Street, INDIAVAPOLI3. 4S

CMtOVEXl Ac 13-A. IT E Ft ELASTIC AND LOCK STITCH Sewing IVIachiaea, ti East Washington street. AS

ii. i\ wnarr a <x>.. Impirttr. and dealer In China, Gla<s A Qneensware, No. 87 South Meridian Street, febi dftSSm INDIANAPOLIS

T. BUTOCU ft DICKnOIt, Ao- 27 Bast Georgia &'IrM(, Keep all grade* of O O .A. L ! At lowest market price*. Give them a call. AS

TODD. CARMICHAEL A WILLIAMS, Wbolets’e Booksellon and StationerB, Publication.* of all denominations, Minister*’ and Bandar School Ltbrar. tee. Slating Baeka, Em. Glena’i Block Indlznapoll*. ftS

BUOW.tl.qo 4k »LOA.t, WHOLESALE DHFbCISTS, AP OT BSC ABIES BALL, No,.7 and 9 East Washington sticet Indianapolis, ltd ana. AS

A. V. bkackebcsh, PIXLZB 15 FARra ra«cHimkrt HARDWARE AND SEEDS, We.ten Depot for tbe National Plow t'omp.ny. TS.Wsht Wuibinovon SrariT, JanKdSmftS ImMlwsseyolte.

W. l>eKVtr* K 4k BRO., Wholesale Dealer* in York Hr gw nmd Ra]. timore Cum Ojalers, 65 South Iliinois Street, v JanlSdSmftS INDIANAPOLIS.

| 1 i | 1

Spiegel. Theasa ft Ow.* M A.DJ m , Ah.OXXTHEEHS Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Factory. East Street—Ware room*. No 71 aad 78 Wets Washington street, JanlRdSmftS InAiwssapella.

■1. Relacnaorfi' At Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, naxLcasim FLOUR. FEED. CLOVER, FIMOTHY SEEDS 81 and m Masonic /fall, Indianapolis. Gough’sCnlon Steel jaolOdtoiAS f'lovvs.

m. r A u f ra a rv, Wholesale Dealer In L I <1 TJ O It S , and sole manufacturer of *>r RasiQnmm’w Bitter*, No. 116 South Meridian 8t., JanlS d3mAS INDIANAPOLIS.

BEKNOLDM * HOLUtDAY, jobbibs or Kerosene Lamps Bronzed Chandeliars. Braaket Lamps Lanterns, anil Lamp Trirotuinars ^en•rMllr, -X. L. C. Flint Glass CUm ntys. No 19 S. Meridian Street, Indianapolis.

•

EIxUO ITT, KVAJY ftc CO., Wholesale Dealers in Liquors, Tobacco AND CIGARS, No. 48 South Meridian Street, JanS0 3m INDIANAPOLIS.

ttOWlClV, MTEWART ft CO., Wholesale Dea’ers in PAPER AND SCHOOL BOOKS, Wall Paper. Window Paper, Blank Books, ftc., Ao, IS Wext Washington street, indlsnapoila.

wool* a Boyd, Producer* of Wen* Virginia Lubrteating and Burning uilt, Mauufnoturers’ Agents for the sal* of Paints, OU, nad Varnish, mannfae. turer* of Pure Lluer Vinegar, 16 Mentis .Tie rift Ian street. INDIANAPOLIS.

M. Byrklt Ac Hone, Doors, Blinds, Sasb, Flooring, Window and Door Frames, Ao., ftc , Ac. Agents for R. Bad ft Co.'a Woodworking Machinery, Mils—Corner of Tenneuee and Georgia streets, Indianap-'ll*, Ind. Jaol3dam*8nn

Brush RlRraufactory Wholesale and Retail. ■CHItlKDEG ft FmlCBBB, No. IM East Washington St, INDIANAPOLIS. AU kinds of Brushes on hand and mannfoctured to order. AS

MAChiNC tooftk*.

C. A. Greenlcaf. A. M. Motherahaad.

J. L. Mother.heod.

City Machine Works. GRKENLEAF A CO.,

MXNCFACTURERS OF

MACHINISTS’ TOOLS, B«lUig Mill Machtwry, Power Punches and Shears, straightening machines, Amd CaHrilmfia ^M«d« to Order, 325 South Tennessee Street, fobffdftsim ■■AlaaMpellfi, lad.

LEATHER BEIJINC. ETC-

LEATHER BELTING, MANUPaOTURXD FROM FISHBACK’S CELEBRATED 01R • TINNED LB1THER, AWXKDKD IRK fihnt PREraiun AT TUX Indiana State Fair, Oct., 1867. Rabb«r Beltlig, Dose and Packiag, Genuine Cotton filled. PAGE'S PATENT LACE LEATHER, And ail other kind* of Leather, for sale by JOEM FISHLBACK* 125 South Meridian Street, nov26J3mtop eollthp INDIANAPOLIS.

railroads.

TI3VCE AND SHORTEST ROUTE EAST Columbus & Indianapolis Railway Line. TO NEW YOKCf, 33 HOURS. TO Intez-Arrangement, l»eo.33,’«7.

1 Day ^ Express

Indianapolis..> SUUx.m

Arrive.

Richmond 6.20 •• Piqua soo “ Urbana i 9.05 “

1040 ’’ 11.08 «•

. . 14 »5r M. ...: 140 •• .... 8 00 ••

BelD"-"

Pitt-

Mail 10.10 X.M.

Nfg Exd

lit

pres(

Dayton CoTunbus

Newark Zanesville.. DennihOn... Bellaire. .. HUtxburg... Cleveland.. bamiuffky Meadville... Salamanca.. Dunkirk . Buffalo Harrisburg

Baltimore..,. ■ 9 to ” Wa-h.City ..., n.36 “ Phlladeljihia..! «55 •• New York 1150 •* Boston 6U> r. i

1 55 r. M. 12.18 A. M 0 45 '• 3 10 “ 45.1 “ 8.28 •• 5 5 0 44 10.40 ” TOO “ b <• * 45x M 7.25 “ 4.80 •' 1 ft 15 “ i6.aoi '""

9.15

10.40

V 1 *!

1U 45 ' 6*0 I 6.;0 ; 10.10 1 6 Oil

10 16 2 00

r. m.

> z. x.

3 45 X. II B^O ’• 11.55 " 7.00 “

1 25

510 ” 10'5 4 eo r M. 12 15 J

MGI1T EXPRESS U»m „ 3-00 A. M. PAY EXPRESS, connevtx at Co1 nmbus with Fast Express Train*, via Pittaburg, Bellaire and Cleveland. Dneof the famous SILVER P.VLACE CAR* i« fo^^DK LPIU A a ind’’ Z wV'oal Tntf OLT CHANGE

9-00 P. M.

lea 8LJ

YORK NIGHT EXPRESS Included. STATE ROOM

.. . _ attached to this tra’n run through to DMnMSoN, najoi, WITHOUT ^t^ulnffonto* *“ e * rlr mornln * chknge a^The SATURDAY EVENING train from

1-00 P. M. ti CW T( ,ves dally, Sundays l EaPIsG CARS all

N1S Ing

Inaianai.-olijatUDurM. by this ‘line, arrives at Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Baltimore, ttasbUgton 1 pilauelpLia and New York a AAuurv m AH*

ert ind

oc L/resline route

The 8.00

1 x. ■ and 10 10 x. M. train

r Da> ton; at Piqua fur Toledo and Lrhana for Bandusky and all tlnnric a Great Western Rai

inns of PennsjIvanfa.

Tickets good via Piqua or Day-

ilway,

at Kichmond 1 Detroit; at

points on the Atlantic A Great and the oil Regions of Pennsj

■■J*Through Ti ‘

ton.

$®*A«kfor tickets via COLUMBUS, which are lor sale to ail the above polnU at tne Vnion Depot in Indianapolis, and ail ticket oflice. in

the West.

_ _ J. M. LUNT. Gea’l Superintendent. F. CHANDLER, Gen’l Ticket Agent,

.7 S. SHaCEELFORD, Western and Southern Agent

decs dSmftsnn

iarF-AST T IIVCE JEJ BY THE GREAT BEE LINE ROUTE. NEWSCHEDULE-JANUARY 13,1968. ttef rxPRi tbe HELLK DI .NAPOl low, a* follows:

Inulanapolis 8:10 a.m. union 6*6a m. Dayton t< :26 a. m. Bedefont'ne.. 6:25 a. m, Sandu-ky 7:46 p. in. •sarioii 10rt«a. m. Crestline 11:20 a. Cleveland.... SdO p m. Toledo 5:0 p. in. Allianee 3:30 p. m. Mea ville.... 7:15 p. m. Detroit 6:'5 p. m. Dunkirk 9 15 p. m Pittsburg ... 6:45 p. m. Buffalo 10 40 p. m. Harrisburg... 6d0 a. m. Aluany 9 40 a. m. Philadelphia 9:35 a m. Baltimore . . 8:50 a. m. Wasuingvon 11:35a. ui. New York .. .11:50 a. m. Boston . ..... 5:00p.m.

10O0 a. m. 1 30 p. m. 5:16 p. m. 3:52 p m. 6; O a. m. 6 22 p m. 6:15 p. m. 9:56 p. m. 6 3 < a m. 10:6(1 p. ni. 10:15 a. m. 10,10 a m. 3 .35 a. m. 2:30 a. m. 646 a. m. 1:60 p nt. 4 40 p. m. 6 10 p. m. 6.20 p in. 10 .-uO p ra. 9:80 p m. 12.00 m.

8:50 o. m 12 45 a. m. b:x5 a. m. 84)7 a. m. 4 4S a. m. 5:50 a. m. 9 40 a. in. 10 60 a. m. 3 45 p. m. 3:40 p m. 5:20 p. m. 2 45 a m. 6 00 a. m. 7 .-00 a. m. 8:50 a. m. 11 £5 a. m. 10:16 s m* 4.(0 p. m.

SUNDAY

U^^DeijotjDidian.polls, at 8 60 P. M. - Sn^un'foCBiariJNE for B° U>e S "

Accommudation for Union leave. Union

Depot at 8410 x. u.

NIGHT EXPRESS leaves

to" the s:50 Breakfast at

jMT’The 104)0 x.m tra'n of this route from idIANaPdLIS lands it* paxi-engera in

irg. Buffalo, Harrisbi

n Cf

YC DV

».n 6:50

, .. _ pa»,engers in Pittsburg, Buffalo, Harrisburg, Baltimore, WashNEnVokR' 4 iore' V th BO ’»F* t>ljll '“ ,i “ lphl “ *' >d 1 VANCE JOff of tne ColumbuS ioM-e. ^ “THE naTUrti AY MORNING TRAIN of me, leaving INDIANAPOLIS at 1044)x

thu i.ine, leaving INDIANaPO m., reaches the above named and

^ft$f*DiK*.i.i'connections vu Ui d»* ton, via .-idney for Toledo and Deti

via Bellotbntalue tor Sandusky.

_ $6ff“The 8:10 x. M. and 8:50 p. If . Trains reach Payton, via Umon. more than TWO HOURS J

ADV ANCE of the Richmond Route.

other Eastern •ONE DAY LN

Ja Ion for

Union Q of the Rn

NCE of the Richmond Route.

The 10 x. u. Train arrives at Davton. via QUARTER OE AN HOUR IN AdVaXCE

Richmond Route

The 2:10

and 104)0 x. M. trains run

through con-

Mmr inexdUx. ■. and 10 4)0 daily, oxcept bundays, wl-h cl: nections at Marion and Cresiline,

The 8:50 r. ■. train runs dailv. except Saturdays with direct connections at Crestline for all

points East.

aV'SECURE THROUGH TICKETS by the “batKAT BEE LINE KoUTt,” over the BKLLEFONTAINK RAILW -Y. which are lor sale at all Ticket Offices in tho Western conntv}',- _ J i. COZ AD, Superintendent. E. A. FORD, General Passenger Ageat.

dec!4 dSmft.- uu

MACHINE WORKS.

B. F. HETHERINGTIN & CO., MACHINE WORKS,

944 Boutta Pennaylvnnla Street,

INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.

'PARTICULAR attention paid to the building X and repairing of Woodworking Machines of all *escriprlons. ra^We want it distinctly understood we make a speciality of tnls class of work mOULDISti BITS Of all description., both flat ard round. Manufacturers and Repairer* of S T E A. Ivd C3- A. XJ C3- E S . both^?.t d aidTroS n<1 Li * ht c * ,t,n ** ® f 1111 kinds, A constant supply of Brass Fixtures constantly on hand. JanSO dzmab

NOTICE.

A m n s erne n Its.

Metropolitan Theater.

— . TO..

Mxvxan xkp Drxxorox..

M Y Likoham

Icmle of Bricwa;

snd Reserved Seats, 75 cents: Dress ts; Gallery, 35 cents: Private Boxes,

Hdlery. 3ft coats.

■pen from nine A. M., till twelve M. open at seven; to commence at

Parquette an Circle, 50 cen

Col

JG^Doora

quarter to eight.

Engagement of

miss FANNY B. PRICE, And the eminent Artiste, MU. D. HANCHETT. Tuesday EreDinfr, February 11, ’18, Will be presented the beautiful play, in five

acts, entitled

I 3ST O- O A.E., run BXBBXBIXN.

Parthenla Ingomar...

..Miss Fanny B. Price

r.D. Hanchett

.Mr.

S&'Ia rehearsal, THE OCTAROON.

N. B —A portion of tbe Gallery has been sot tUde for the exclusive use ofcoLOUD rxasOMS.

Morrison’s Opera Hall. OLE BULL’S GRAND CONCERT, Tlanrsdar Evening:, Feb. 13. PROGRAMME! Part First.

) a. Ill Trovatorc Georia / b. G-lop Bravura, ‘ Shoot- ' ingbtxr”.., Hoffman

1.—Fantasia Piano,

EDWARD HOFFMAN. 2.—Aria—’‘Mai la di Budenz”—New Donizetti Mb. ignatz pollak. 3-—The Nigbt-nga'e Fantuia. noon a Russian legend, composed and penormud by

OLE BULL.

4. —Cavatina—In questtemplice Donizeiil MADAME VaRIAN. 5. —Air from *'St. Panl” Mendelssohn UxbkCxRL bergstein. 6. —Tbe Mother’s Prayer Ole Bull

Part Second. 1 — Paraphrase do Con-ert —"The Mockin'* ® lr, l” Hoffman, EDWARD HOFFM IN. !.—Song—’‘French Laughing Song” Auber. MADAM VARIaN. S. -Barcarola—‘'HI Marinaro” Cam nan a Mb.IGNATZ pollak. 4. -Btcitatiie and ‘Carnival of Yeulcfc’. Ole Bull OLE BULL 5 —Ducttc—“L’Estasia” , Mabollini Mxd. VARIAN and Mb POLLAK.

Admission - One Dollar. mts can be secured without extra charge at iham. Bro. ft Co.’n.

Doors O]

at eiitbt o’clock

fel.8 JStftS

Doors open at seven o’clock : to romi: ('clock. F. WINDOWS.

Director.

Morrison’s Opera Hall. GlO.T. DgXOLX Man Engagement for four nightsonly of the Lean and daring Equesirienne. Hiss KATE FISHER, supported by the entire stock company from St. IzouU Theater Tuesday Eveulcf, February II, ’68, Will be presented the exciting play of Or, the Wild Hwrae •* Tartary. Introducing the celebrated trained horse. 1H».W JIJAW.

a6?*MUs Fi-her. wh-.n lashed to the back of i ilrt horse, will make aa ascent tu the (up of

the » Hr the thea

$6^Admission 60 tonls.

cuts

febSdTt

Reserved seats 7!

JOHN G. M AGLE, Agent.

SHIRTS.

m These SHIRTS are always made In the most perfect manner,are of several different grades of material, and can be onpplied from stock on hand to fit men and boys of all sizes, or made to special order. Send size of Neck and length of Sleeve, and three or six perfect fitting SHIRTS can be sent anywhere for a very moderate price. Write for Circular. DON’T PAY HIGH PRICES But See Our $2 Shirt. Onr S» Shirt In mot at cbeaply made shirt, hat one of One llmcm, nmd a Rood firm make ot mmslim, • well and elegamtly put together, so aa to make a atabstamtlal garmeat, aad we will send on* amywhere secarely packed upon re of the above price. ■m finer Shirts aad all articles Im raem s rurmlahlBK Goods, we are eqnally low. PARKER’S, SO West Washington Street. c51 damflrstadvunderamnsements.

SAW WORKS.

E. €. ATKINS & Co.,

Sheffield Saw Works,

ESTABLISHED

isc-r.

To the Public.

i this day s es and Pro

sold onr

ilOD:

iris-o:

8sont and BlctaardC,Stout. Thankingourfriends for tne very lib ral patronage bestowed upon ns for »o many 5 e*r». w* solicit for our buccessors a

continuation of the same.

, x, „ o 0 ^ STOUT ft BROS.

Indianapolis, February 8,1868. Copartnership.

EpHE undersigned, having thl. day bought out X the eat re stock of fir.meriea and Provisions as No 43 Wes>t Washingion .trees owned by Mestrt. O. B. Stout A Bros., have this d iy formed a copartnership >.nder the style and firm mime of Ben. G. Stout a. Bro, for th* purpose of doing a general Grocery Provision end commission business, and would most re.pectiully solicit a con-

tinuance of the Ter

re.pectiully eoliclt a c^nliberil patrunage bestowed

— -J■ uJOUx, R GHxRD C STbUT.

Indlananolls. Fsbrnary 8. 1868—fehSdlw

ry liberal pal

so wng upon our prudcce son

BKN. G. STOUT,

DISSOLUTION.

Blwraa3SSiSr ..«.-x««.

Dissolution of Fartnership.

AHB partnership hare . John Dorian ft Co., nseot. John Dorian wi the old stand, 69 South

anlSd*

T^.G^M’.WTSSia'f'SSa consent. John Dorian will continue tbe buai *t the old stand, 06 South Illinois street.

in ess,

PROFESSIONAL.

j. ra. vovakx* ra. ■>.,

Eclectic Physician,

iURGBOM AMD ACCOUCHBR.

Ofiea Ho. U0 (rwidmoa Ho. 188) North Pennsyl.

1 \ street, one amd a half square* North of Postomeo, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Mannffictuners of extra Cast Steel Patent Ground Warranted Circular, 91111. Mnl-y, Crom-Cmt mad Web s w s. Also, Sole Manufacturers of Tnttle’s Improved ltate* ht IIook Cro«s-cut Saws for the Western MANUFATORY AND WARKHOU3M, H*. tie Mwnth Illlitoln «t.. South of Vmion Depot, ImeiaMpolin, lm«. and Ire of Sun « wSm

pianOfOrTeIT

i size, finished in C&rred and Plain (SS, (with or without the agraffe or- :). bach bas the French Grand Action, ged to be superior to any other in rapid —i menu are all

*ev« ugh

and of the finest and be.t power, singing qualities, s’ tone throughout the entire

woetcess and purSy of

‘£5

ir makers in tbe World, and haveta

hiuhes:

EH. The to produce a superior instrument, also enable th«m to offer their Pianofortes to the public at TWENTY PER CENT, lower than any other

Messrs. Jenny* ft Son are untiumassed by any other makers in tbe World, and have taken the HEST PREMIUM WUeRBYER EXHIBIT-

facilities which enables this fin*

acuities v perior in sir Plane

CENT, lower

fl'at-clasa manufacturer in the country. The special attention of Dealers, Teachers and then is invited to the examination of these

their selection elsewhere.

others is In

Pianos before making their selection elsewhere. Every Instrument it frilly Warranted for Five Years. Descriptive circulars tent to all ports of the country upon application. Address, No. 888 and 89B East TwentvIfint^streeA^itmr uorh deodiy* 8wo ** *® d TWrt •i« a ‘i«8.

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