Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1868 — Page 4
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INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
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cauttoll Procaedlnfa
Monday Evshino, February 34. Council convaaad la regular iCMton. tt*
ent-Mayor Maaaulef, «n# v«puncllmen Brown, Coburn, CottteUr D*vla* 0ei ’ •el, Uoddard, Henschon, Jametoo, Kappee, LoomiR, MacArthur, Schmidt, Seldensllcker,
Stanton and Woodburn.
Tha ipeclal ordar being the election a Inipector, Mr. Coburn moved to umporarliy mepend It, and take up the regular order of
buntneis. Adopted.
On motion of Mr. Brown, the City Marshal directed to open Catherine street,through
Tnx COLUMBUS, CBICAO0 AND INDIANA Central RAILBOAD.-The recent conBoltdatlon of the Coinmbue and TnaUna Central ance to the railway inleraata of the country, and to our city. Theconeolldated llaea cover naarK uyQ mile!, ail In mn-ellent rtyinUig ar* d*r, and ttUy iejulppad* Too mnPh ptMaaean not be awarded to the manager* of the new company for their penlitent energy In reconstructing the old Columbus and Plqua Bosd, and by extension* to the Ml*»U9lppl Tla Logansport and Peoria and to Chicago,
Criminal COCier.—In the Criminal Court yesterday Joeeph Whoaten, for grand lareeBy, wa« aenteticed to the eoflfty Jafl for
mt. cossrei. ba connection with the jeffersonylUe Com-
pany, completed a line from Cambridge on the Indiana Central dlrUW 9t tblf road to
Revision of Ordinance* report an ordinance providing tot a flagman at crossing of Alabama and Louisiana streets. Adopted. Ordinances to grsds and psve west sidewalk of Illinois strset, between North and First; and east aldewalk of Meridian street, between Pratt and First, were Introduced by
ojihars at
AwsaaenaeaiB Sttla BwasitMR. MKTRoPOUTaN TJIBATER - Umter the Gaslight. To-day’s AdvertlaementeMetropolitan Theater.—M. Y. Unghain, Man-
ager,
Spatial Natloet—Koetettei"* celehrated stomsail Bittars. Rpeelal Notices-nolloway’s mil and Oint-
meat.
FoS^llle—Extraordinary Bargains—Latshaw A Mhiek, it West Washington street. Professional—Joseph W. Niobol, attornoy and oouaselornt law, Nos. 1 and 3 Talbott* New’s
Bioefe.
Professional—Gordon * March, attornevs at law, No. 4 North Pennsylvania street. Notle«—Tortxne Tolling-> Madame MoMara, No. 10 Georgia street. Wanted—pood second hand portable engine on wheel*; B. W.Caulk. Soolety Mootings—Meeting of Capital City Lodge, No SIX Buatneaa Mwsleea. Free KxhibiSions-Tboaa BflivUfu) ell faint, lags, at a. h. MtraUs aVetMa robms. Palmer's Cosmetic Lotion ’ , • MrsA. 4Uea’( Bair Restorer. Bow# * Stevens’ Family Dye Color,. Barrett's Vegetable Bair Restorative Drake’s Plantation Bitiers. Night Bloom tag Cerea-—Phalnn * •»■, New
York.
Palmer’s Pomades. Got#Feathertton’s Sale of Good Foruaure— To-day, bn* sauare west of state Mouse. Anction Sdeof Merobant Tailoring Soods-H M Polt*.
Mi, Davlmnnd.afaAfmt tirjmo.-. Ob motion ^iMr., Das Is. tho property on north aide of Waahlngton street, betwdlh Meridian and Illinois, and on the west side of Illinois street, between Washington and Market, were ordered to Improve putln a culvert on Maryland street, at crossing of Kentucky avenue and Louisiana street,
on motion of Mr. Ooddard.
The proper commute* Wf* directed to prepare an ordinance granting license to Messrs Raijohns A Co. to give musical and theatrical
entertainments in Mozart Ball.
A petition vaa presented J>y Mr. MacArthu: from pnljplfeffy notdert, asking ftn- the In provement of Ellen street, between South street and Indiana avenue. Referred to Board
of Public Improvemente.
On motion of Mr. MacArtur, the north ildewalk crossings of North and Walnut streets, were oMMRd re-psVed by the Btredt Commis-
sioner.
Mr. Seidenstlcker presented a remonstrance from citizens of the Ninth Ward, against exttngntshment of city gas at midnight, on the public streets. Referred to Committee Ga», ,; « Through Mr. Stanton, O. fL t: Bly tiled BU bond lor SB tity L'ampllghter. On motion of Mr. Woodburn, all the Registers and Clerks of the City Registry wore ordered le file their claims with the City Auditor, and that he prepare an ordinance Incorporating the same. On motion of Dr. Jxpteeoio U)#, Finance Committee was directed to ascertain the necessary steps in -order to liquidate the bank debt of the city, and continue the payment ot cash for the ensuing year. Dr. Jameson moved that tho County Physician attend all city prisoners In county }all, and that he be allowed tl^> per year for medical services and medicines furnished. Adopted. The Mayor presented the following: 7b the Mayor and Common Council:
fifteen days. For burglary-the same Individ-
ual received a similar punishment.
' David Helfecre, charged with petit larceny, wea admitted4o haiUn the sum ef *800. Benjamin Beaty, charged with grand lar-
ceny, was tried a«d acquitted.
The trial of Georgs Washington, for assault irod battery with Intent to kill, was commnneed. > : LARGE 8Al,y.d.—The prevent month thus far terms to have been an unusually good one for bu«iness Men. Kennedy, Byr-m A Co., dealers In dry goods, a*ld goods to the amount of
|01,000 from the isi to the 22nd.
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ItushTllle. making the shortest line between
Pittsburgh and Louisville.
The lines of Udf new consol Idajad company, ten ten
as'nWl'eitLdMfe#, with thetrcounectionl/dr^ JetiTt the shortest betwten New York and Louisville, Indianapolis, tit. Louis, Keokuk, and (with the exeegUon .<&the J|l«|hurg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad) the ahorteat to Chicago and the North weat, including both over-estimated, and we congratulate all the parties Interested in the consolidation upon the promising future of theti enterprise. / Several tmportant points on the Jlae of 0»» road are In lively competition for the shops of this new company. Columbus D likely to en-
ter live and th* other
tms new company, vwiuimuu.....—~ — —. —————- - -- - ■ ' ter the riag. J/igaoeport offers a large bonus .. 1. O C A L I T E W • T and Rtehmbnd ttirt-«ivk«n the subjebt, 1 amf J ‘ g-'r —r—: —r— i * ~
enterprising citizens have offered one hundred thousand dollars with contingent offers still greater. • We wouli be glad to see some Interest manifested here on this Important subject. . We need not repeat what baa so often been said In these columns as to the beneflts to be derived by all claaaea of business men from
to live In, clothing to wear, marketing ter their families, and—newspapers to rtad. And why can not Indianapolis (fompete tot these advantages as well as other ettiee. We believe If advantageous offers were made the i company srsultf locate their 4hop* here,’Just' aa soon aa at Logansport or Richmond, and If ottr citizens expect Ind'anapolla to continue growing in the future ae the has In tha past a degree of enterprise berptofsre unknown must be displayed. Enterprise baa made Chicago what it le, and so long as railroads make great cities enterprise must be displayed by our people If they would have Indianapolis attain to any importaaee. Let our bualnesa men and capitalist* carefully consider this
matter. _
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road:
In the name of the late Calvin Fletcher, Sr, and as a memorial of him, we, the executor* ot his estate, desire to donate to the city Of r t indtanapolie, through your bonorable body, a portion of ground, to be held perpetuelly as a public park, tor the use an<J benetlt, more
espec
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., the use and
dally, of the citizens of Indianapolis. The proposed donation corners with the city on the north-esst, being situated between the Pendleton and 1’ogue Creek Gravel Roads,
CITY W 8 . r» n o c k ic r> i n 'kh or Eighth of January Convention, j
The fnil proceeding* of the Democratic State Convention, held on the 8th of January, Including the speeches of Bonorable Jossea E. MeDoxald, Honorable Thor as A. IUndsices, and Uotiorabte D. W. Vooanrxs, are row belngpubllfhed U pamphlet torm, and will be ready for d#’l*.,ry Iq a few dart The price will be u»
follows—
For VWlm-..!. ... | BO For too copies s to For IJbO copies.. 00 oo Ord*» r acoomptnled with the money will receive prompt attention. This la a docu-evt-rv voter in the State, and, as the type can he kept standing only a short time, orders should be »«nt In promptly. Address, HERALD COMPANY, Tnillannpolis, Indinna. Ut The Counell decided last night to purchase the 84,500 Are alarm. 13“ The Continental Tea 1’arty at tho Congregational Church, to-night.
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yjT Work has been commenced on the Street Railway, on Tennessee street. IITGeorgo U. Fleming wss elected Gas Inspector by the City Council last night. xjTA large force commencrd laylng'the track of the Vincennea Railroad, on Kentucky Avenue, yesterday. MF"Tho Academy of Medicine meets tonight In regular session. Dr. Kttehen will give his medical observations In Europe. UlT* Old-time costumes, old-time music, old time cookery and a good old time generally, at 1’!) mouth Church, to-night, riTl'rank J.Outzwtller was admitted to lull citizenship by tho County Clerk, yesterd »y, and Is DOW qualified to fight tipo* whichc ver side ho may choose.
Ciiano^—The law partnership of I Nlcbol ha* been dissolved. Ilereaneif W. Nichol, Esq,, will he found In th occupied by Dunn A Love, Talbott lilock, south Of the postefflee. Skven't/i Frrsdytkbian ChurcI stiiert.—The present month has be| vorable one for this church. Fifty have united on profession of faith, ami tv-fivn other* taken under care of *esslo the beginning of the month.
goods doors i aucbe an
Jt sJTbe stock of merchant tailoring at II. M. Foltz’s establishment, tw< south of tbe Post Ofllce, will be sold tlon to-jnorrow morning. This will unusually good opportunity to obtain cl< bine
Aonp.
■Sale at Auction.—Howard M. Foltz ' oaut tailor, will sell out his entire st
goods at morning.
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merck of
commencing to-raArow
line of goods, adap
will bo sold without rrga d to
ed lo
the sfoson,
cost.
er.ilctoorologloal reports for the InJlana po|i-i Academy of Medicine, by W, J. K «tun M. !>., meteorological committee: Barom. Therm llygrom.Rain slow. Feb 93. 9 P. M Si 30 88 5 31. ■’ 34. ? A. ,M. i ti 44. 41. ■' S4, S P M St> 3 1 60 61 (MSI 0.00 Poi.lCS COURT.—In the Police Court,/esterJay. Patrick Green, Valentine Boyd, Michael G illlhor and John Sullivan were fined 8b 30 each for Intoxication. Isaac Marshall and James Green, ter assault srd battery, paid fE2 10. Enjih Hamilton, ter attempt to provoke an aasautt, wss fined 818 20, and In default sent to J , l | . i « <1. W. in a Bad Way. — Two men name: George Washington appeared In the Crlmln i’ourt,yesterday charged with offenses agalni the peace and dignity of the State of Indian: No wonder tho custom of celebrating tlb btrtb-day of the father of his country has fill • o lot i disuse. Better to be unknown than to have such namesakes. U. Washington tbe first, is certainly to be pitied.
and contains about thirty [19) acre*. The condition* of donation are few and simple, and refer maUly to the name to be given to the Park, to tho care. Improvement, and adornment* of the grounds, and to the perpetual useofltlte satne as a place of resort and recreation ot the citizens of Indianapolis, and tbe general public. But as the speolaltiea of the term* Mid stipulation! connected wlih the intended donation can belter be arranged by consultation, we respectfully request your bonorable body to appoint a committee to confer with ua in reference to the matter under consideration, at such time and place at you mty be pietscd to Indicate. \ cry truly youre, E. T. Fletcher, S. ▲. Flrtcmkr. Jr., INGRAM FlXTCUKH, 9. K Fletcher, A. E. Flktcrer. On motion tbe communication was referred to a special committee, consisting of Messrs. Brown, Seidenstlcker, Woodburn and Msyor
Macauley.
Tbe election of (Us Inspector was then
taken up.
Tbe names of Joseph Pblppt, C. F. Devenlsh, Daniel S. Durbin, W. J. Ellstun, Jobn G. Unnnlng, IV. P. Smith, George U. Fleming, J, N. McCloskey and C. V. White were putln nomination. On the sixth ballot George H. Fleming was elected. Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph waa then taken up and concurred In, and the commitice ordered to contract with the company per specifications. Tbe Special Committee on the subject reported adversely to putting namys of streets on tbe corners thereof. Concurred In. Dr. Woodburn introduced an ordinance appropriating 73, for payment of claims against tbe city. Passed under the suspension
or rules.
Council then adjourned.
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£7 The heir* sf the late Calvin Fletcher, E*q., proposed to the City Cotrtcll last night to donate te the city thirty sewegsf ffp^o* Massachusetts svenue, Just beyond the corpor-
ation linr, as a public park. . u ■■ I ' ' Hsite ^
ISTThe county Jail now b** fifty-five Inmates, eisrea of whom «rs women--or father
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t3S~ There are fifty-seveo Sunday Schools in
this city.
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B'rer CxMIlylttem nff 0*4 Pslmtiniis.—Hundreds of oonnolsMrs and lovers of art yealorday vUUsd fhs sxhlMttaf of Off Path tings, at Hunt’s Anotien Booms, No. fifi East Whs h tag ton atrsst, and uhlvsAaMy pro- r noun ced the coUeettoa the beat avw opened In the oMS. The palatines wilt remain open amtnation to-day a&d this OVening, and
morning, a* ten DTHaak, the solo Vlaitota am auppHed with ataloguea. Seatt h>9 theiadUm
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light over the F*mffy Dya Colors frem the celebrated manufactory Of How* A Stolen*. They *« the eolors eurpaae n ' dye honsea, had an very much
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U. E. Smith, President; Columbus, Ohio. W. D. Judson, Assistaat President; New
York.
J. E. Young, Vice President and Chief EoW. F. Doggett, Auditor; Columbus. Ohio. .1. M. Lunt, General Superintendent; Indianapolis, Indiana. C. W. Smith, General Freight Agent; IndlanapolG, Indiana. F. Chandler, General Ticket Ageqt; Imffan-
Sommer Good*. Thee*
be told, aa I am detarmlned to q tit 1 he business. Sales 10 eoBrasenoh OB Wednoaday, February W, 1968, at ton o'eiock, A.’M , Of any House te the City
and continue from day to day.
v U. M. Foltz, }o. 81 North Pennsylvania street, aocoad door
William E. Fk-tuestom, Auctioneer.
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▼oge liable Coenpltc
Lotion ha* curod my face of th* BorherV Itch of over nine yean standing,” writes F. S_. Dewcy^ Ovrolttm, JContgmnary C<m42y. Oh 10^ “ 2'>-d4fcwlw
Oo to FeAtherwlow’n tiwle of wood Furniture to-day, at hts rooms, one sqnare ; west Of tbs State Route, at ntoe o'clock, a. M. GreU variety nf sueh a* Hair Cloth Chain, j Marble Top Wash Stand*, Rosewood Bu- 1 reans, French and other Bedeteads, Tablet, ' Lounges, Spring Matirxsees, Mtrron, Cooking I and Warming Stoves, Warmmbes, Sofas, Counters, Carpet, Woods*w*,*l?!;etc. William E Fxathrrston, Auctioneer.
Common Punas court.—The Jury in the ("»«e of Ktehtor vs. Kortepetcr, which was tried in tho Common Pleas Court last week, returned a verdict for the defendant. A jury was empsnnclcd and trial commenccd jesterday in the case of Michael Mountain and Jobn McCafierey. The suit Is brought to recover damage* for tbe killing of Minimum'* child, by a cow belonging to Me Cafferey. Damages are laid at 88,000,
Fire —The alarm of fl e teat evening was caused by tbe burning of a stable on the National road, opposite the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, belonging to William Willard, Esq. The stable was totally consumed, and the lose is between four and five hundred dollar*. The
fire is supposed to have been the work of an i0#undrel , got , w , y „ felr w!th 5ooty .
Incendiary, Th* engine* responded promptly y-, r
to the call, and went as far as tha corporation line, but having no aothortty to pmeed further, and ther* being no water, returned.
The Continental Tea Party—the Hutchinson's in costumes—at tbe Congregational Church, to-night. Monument to ahtemus Ward.—.last after tbe death of Charles F. Browne, better known us Artemus Ward, a proposition WM made that each printer in tbe eountry should set one thousand eras, tbe price of which should go toward erecting a monument to him. Too movement seemed to meet with favor at the time, but was never pul In a tan giblo shape, and nothing wss done. Tbe President of the National Typographical Union hag litely taken the matter In hand, and has Issued the following circular: Office of President N. T. U..i Cairo, Illinois, January 19, laws« To the /Subordinate Typographical Union*: 1 deem U my duty to cull the attention of tbe various officers and members of tbe hubordinate Unions to a porliou of the report ol the special committee of the National Union on President's address, which wss adopted, and reads as follows: “ That this committee ask* the Union to request the printers under Its jurisdiction, on me first anniversary of tbe death of Artemu* Ward, to aelone thousand ems; the amount of said contributions to be devoted to the erection of u monument to tbe deceased; and that editors, local editors, etc., be requested lo contribute to the fund, ssid moneys to be forwarded to tbe Secretary and Treasurer of tbe National Union at tnu next seaalun of that
body.’’
Charles F. Browne (Artemus Ward) died on the fith of March, 15U7. 1 trust that the ufficera of the Subordinate Unions will give tills matter Ibelr earliest slleutlon, and take whatever step* may be necessary to Insure prompt and generous response to this worthy object, that we may erect a monument that wui honor the memory of our departed brother, and be ucreait lo the Typographical Union
organization,
Yours, fraternally,
John it. Obkhly, President.
Alexander Trout, Stc.and Ire as. Inhumanity.—Somu of the citizens of Acton attempted, on Friday, to retaliate upon the Ctnclelnnatl Railroad Company ter the manner in which tbe difficulty between tbe eltj'f) and the Company in regard to the manner of running trains some time since, bad been settled. A half-witted boy wae nalied up In a box with a small quantity of food, an J the box marked "imported stock,’’ waa per. upon a train. The messenger think Ing the box t jo confined even ter a pig, opened It and found the boy, who would certainly have died of suffocation In a short time. What tbe object of this Inhumanity—not to call It attempted murder—could have been, is more than we can discover. It may have been thought a good joke, or the perpetrators may have expected the boy to die and thus, in some manner, bring reproach and censure upon tho Company. In any aopposltion, tbe Inbumau Wretches who would do such an act
should bo severely dealt With.
Amault.—Four darkle* were Indicted by the Grand Jury last week fur assault and battery with Intent to kill. The assault waa committed some weeks since cm Isaac Robb, a degraded African, Who keeps a houae of Illfame over the canal. Sam. Johnson, the principal aggressor, who did tbe stabbing, waa tried by tha Criminal Court on Saturday, and sentenced to the penitentiary for alx years. The trial of George Washington, another of tho parties was commenced yesterday. Burqlarv. — Tbe residence of Aquilla r Janes, Esq., on North Pennsylvania street, epposlt* University Square, was entered by 8>vril*rs *n Sunday Eight, and silver la the Amount of five hnndred dollars stolen. The entrance was made at. an early hour through the front door by means of keys, and tbe thieves were beard,but the Inmates supposing that It Waa some members of tbe family who were out, paid no attention to them, and the
t3T The Hutchinson’s will slog In costume at the Continental Tea Party, to-night, at the
Congregational Chureb.
apeli» H ladiaaa. We are glad to know that the financial condition of tbe consolidated companies will enable the management t* keep tbe line and equipments In the bestpoistble condition, and that nothing will be leftundonoto make tbe road equal, ip all rtspecte, to tire beat Eastern
railroads.
Torn Ukkeniucko and Worn Out CubRkncy,—A demand having been made npon us for information In regard to the exchange of demoralized currency ter new, we give the following full and complete statement, which 1* supposed to cover every case. Any gentleman In possession of a greenback, who Is blind enough to bis own interests not to be a subscriber to the Herald, will do well to purchase a copy, and cut this cutter future
reference.
If less than one-twentieth of the note is missing, no mstter how much it may be worn or ton,It will be redeemed in fall on preeentat I on to any of the Sub-Treasurers. If more thin one-twentieth of the note ts actually gone, and positive proof can not be offered that tho ml-sing portion has been totally destroyed, tbe fragment wilt be redeemed only at the Treasury In Washington. General ffplnner.will give tor It, It* proportionate value rule* of redemption apply slse (o the com-pound-interest notes, and other Interest bear-
ing note* cf the Government.
Fractional vurreney, when hot mutilated, and when properly s*«ortcd and made up In sums of not less than three dollars, will b# redeemed in Uwral money ef th* (Tatted State* at any of tbe Assistant Treasurers of the Government. Mutilated fractional ourrenc^—defaced currency Is not considered mutilated— will bo redeemed at Washington, and only according to tho same general rules which govern the redemption of the larger Uaited 9tales notea. Th# rigid rule* aa bare daeribed do not apply to tbe redemption of nolM of national banks. A national baak Is bound So redeem Its mutilated notes, on demand, tn lawful money, If It has no reason to believe that the misting portions of the note can be used to defraud. Tbe (’emptrolier will ellow
full face value ter alt such nrtes returned to ency, etc., are the rule rather than the excephlra. If such value was allowed by the banks tlon with tbe buman family, and bare stamp-
Atl bought betore
tbe Recent Advance, and will be sold at
L. B. T T L E R & f 0.,
TYiER’S BEE HIVE!
Having engaged the Saivjcesnf
MISS H UIV T
\F.W YORK CITY,
Will open our new
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DRESS MAKING
ROOMS, Ob TCE8BAV, FEBRUARY 25. MISS HUNT ha* had an Experience of over Ten Yean in the Lending Fashionable CImIc ttttd PreiitimMlttg Entablinhaarnt* Itt the Citj o< Nfevr York, And Is acknowledged by Ladles of Fashion and Tane to be unequalled as a FITTER AND DESIGNER.
INSURANCE.
INSURE WITH THE BEST.
i Capital and. Surplus, r f4,833.S43 30. Losses Paid tn Forty-nine Year* Over *23,000,000. HOME Insurance Co., of Hew fork. C’ash Capita) and Surplus, $8,693 896 78. JETIsT^T XjUFZEj Insurance Go-, of Hartford, Conn. Assets .89,000 OOO Annual Revenue *... $3,000,000 And 10,000 POLICIES issued during 1801. I.«ne« Policies on all the different plans apd at as low rates as safety and prudence will Justify. Tail s a note ter half the premium, thereby giving double the amount of Insurance with the same sum in cash invested in ah. Cash Companies. Total Ca it. tnl Represented, Si0.lfj7.0l0 ,7.
LEATHER BELTING. ETC.
^ 1®“* I 1 to"*"* promptly adjusted and paid in A. ABROOIFT. Agent, „ . „ Office, Alina Building, febldkm Indianapolis, Indiana.
LEATHER BELTING, MaNUVACTURXD from u . > ■ FISlfBACK’S CELEBRATED OiK ■ TINNED . LBiTBER, AWARDED TUX FIRST PRE.niir.n AT THE : .• i; J ,»a.' ’ ' Indiana State Fair, Oct., 1867. Rubber Belting', Rose asd Packing, Genuine Colton filled. PAGE'S PAIEnTTaCE IEATHEB, Ami all other kinds of Leather, for sals l.y JOHNT FISHBaCK, 125 South Meridian Street, nOY26.l3mtopcol4thp INDIANA POLLS.
Amusements. Metropolitan Theater.
IndiatupoH*
Insurance OFFICE IN
corepanj.
coM.rvAj:* v’h m i u,iu:nk*, Cor.of Penn»ylvf.tdastreet and Virginia avenue
INDIANAPOT-T 3 , INDIANA.'
Money I.osned on Mortgage, and First Class
Money leaned on
Business Paper Discounted.
W M. II £N D RR90N .President. Secretary. iulll dlv
LOWEK PRICES
Tii.n any other ll.,n«c In the City ran
»«ll Ihwn
Our ■'attrrtttt ttre mil Ntewj nm& Itt.'lude all the I-a test Parle Nf«v*
elites ter 1868.
A Ectttcy.—To Realise the most exqui.ite sensation of which on* of the sense. 1* capable, baptize your handkerchief 1 With the extract of the Night Blooming Cereua. The perfume ha*noequal lu the world of nature or of art. Pure a* delightful, It produce* no stain on the whitest fabric. Manufactured by Pitalon A Son, New York. SoU by all Jrugglatv. 2f. 2 Palttser"* Pottaiade* are prepared from clarified material, and will not become rancid, which I* a matter of great importance, both to dealer and consumer. Oar retail prices for these article* vary from 25 cent* to |2, with a liberal discount to the trade. Petroleum V. .Ynaby relate* that ‘ Barrett’s Vegetable Hair Restorative” had the effect to so renew the youth of bis beloved wile that “she ran off with a Yankee peddler’’—this ie probably not the only lot tane* where ••Bermt’s” has proved a captivating weapon in the band* of many a lady whose personal charms have been wonderfully brought out by tbe use of this excellent prep,ration. — Manchester, .Veto Etmpthir*, Mirror. *3 3eod “A Thing of Beauty L» a Joy
forever."
And nothing i. so beautiful as a picture of
health.
lloadache, Nervout Tains, Sour Stomach, Distress after Kiting, Prostrating Weakness, Disinclination for Society, Mental Despond-
J.
O la O A It
DRESS MAKING ROOMS,
Mecaad 8lory t'.atrauc e Through •hr Mfore.
Having aaue arryngementt by which we shall receive ail the latest Paris fattens as soon a* | Issued, as well a. the New York Fashions, we feel oonQdeat that wt shall be able to please all who Mil at the BKM HIVE CLOAK AND dress makjnq rooms.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
aaMjas, in 1.rfmfaidoow*t/aiI ^thiVe sen u. n g St seven o'clock. Work—Second Degree. •
WANTED.
r ANTED—A good second hand Portable An. v V gin* on w ..ecu, at about eight horse power, .0liable for threshing machine purposes. Any om hex lag an esigtneor the above stvl# and
dim-ntiune, caa Du '
febfc dCt
fine of the above style an: 1 pnreb-ser by adorassln.
k.w. c*ru,
Bex St Parkertberg, West Virginia
beet in r» reoov
redeeming them. In suspicions c ises it is still a question whether or not bank* may allow proportionate value ter their issue*. Tbe question Is just now one of great Interest. The market ha* been suddenly supplied with what may be called a mixed and reduced currency. The Bee Hive.—It ts perhops unnecessary to call the attention of our readers to the ad. verii.cment of tho old and popular ‘ 4 Bee Hive” dry goods establishment, to be found in f another column. The ” Bee Hive” has from tbe first been a favorite with our people and deservedly so. One great cause of its popularity, however, is tbe enterprise always displayed by the proprietor*, sometime* even to their own loss. Whenever they saw the need of new features in tbe buslneas, they Introduced them regardless of expense. Their latest addition Is a department for dress making; having secured tbe services of an experienced lady from New York they are now prepared to deck the ladles In all the vesture that makes “ the human form divine,” in a style unsurpassed In any city. Dressed In tbe elegant fabric* handsomely made up at tbe “ Beu Hive," our ladles will be more fascinating than ever. Their line of dry goods is complete In every particular and Is one of tbe finest assortments ever brought frorii the
Last.
MAsqi'ERADE Balt..—The miequeradebaigiven by the Mteonerokvr, at Washington Hall, last night, was the finest Effatr of the kind ever gotten up In this city. There was nearly, If not quite, two hundred maskers on thefloor%altzlng. Some very ta»t*tul and e.eganl characters, and a number of persons who were not masked, were In attendance. The variety of characters was great; there were harlequins, sailors, soldiers, hunters, negroes, servants, exquisite*, old men and women, young men and^women, little boys and girl*. In short ■ miniature world of fentastlo oddities. Tho only drawback to the occasion waa that the halt was not large enough. During tbe evening a number of pantomimes Were presented and were excellently carried out. ^ Metropolitan Theater We are sorry to state that Miss Phillips’ benefit at the Metropolitan last night was very sllmly attended. Tbe house should have been crowded, aad would have been, but ter the threatening as* pect of the skies. The performance waa very good, Miss phllllp* appearing to fine advantage In "The Royalist,” an old iaahioned comedy, of which It is a pity there are not more; and also In the afterpiece, "Sarah’s Young Man.” Wo trust that Mias Phillips will have another benefit during tho year, which wifi prove more beneficial pecuniarily. Bankrupt#.—The following additional pe tltloni have been filed for adjudication in bankruptcy: William Lane, Putnam County. John Walmsley, Vigo County. David McCtskey, LaporM Cogtaty. Benjamin O. Spencer, Casa County. W. M. N. A .lame* M. Coohrum, Glbsou county. Joshua Tucker, Marlon County. Jesse J. Iliochman, Morion County. Jobn J. & Walter C. Lodge, Jefferson County.
el their (il.'OU upon us all. The most effectlTs, geotle,sudden and agreeable remedy lathe Plantation Bitter*. The have probably cured sod alleviated more case* the past five yean than all other medicine* combined. They are ■old throughout the length and breadth of the
land.
Magnolia Water.—A delightful toilet article-superior to Cologne and at half tbe Price. 2.1-11* w 2 weed We call e«peclal sattettliott to the advertisement, in another column, of “Spear’s Port Grape Wine,” a pure and .utiadultcratlve grape wine, Invaluable In sickness. Jan ‘ilt-UTu fbASaGtwly. t’orttE ttttd Ruttlone Removed.— Chiropody — A Specialty. — Within a few yean rducated and capable members of the medical profession have devoted themselves to special branches of the curative art. Dr. Ball ha* made chiropody his specialty, and for tbe past few year* has practiced the art with distinguished success. So dtvfted has been hi* application to his profession, and so extensive his practice, that he can now guarantee a perfect cure of all diseases of the feet. Corns, bunions and calosttle*, are treated without pain or inconvenience, and genarally In a few minutes. Ladies and gentlemen’ In this city have experienced tbe Doctor’* skill and found relief at bit hands. The Dec' tor tnay be found at all times st his room*, 54 Bates House. fcbll-ly Rountlow.—noldlcn havln«( additions! bounty claim*, which remain unsettied, can sell the same to s good advantage by applying to, or addressing by mall, * * P. J. Mar*tt, Northeast corner Washington and (Itinols streets, Indianapolis, Indians.
19-12
TMe “IJnforlUttiate” sbowld read Dr. William Thomson’s advertisement on the thirSpag*. ' jelMy
W ANTkD-H known thaj the wholesale and Clothe* Wringer and Duty Washer is now estaUS |i»h«l at hu it North Delaware street. O*
thousand Machines in store, warranted ii-e Now rollers furnished, old roller ered. aad all kiudaot wringers repaired rebUdAalm G. M . JOALLaKD, Ag
A oKNTo WAATRD—Now ready tor Canvass-
1'™* a l t toax or TI1B *'*-
1 WEkN Tug .STATKa, it* causes, character, conduct and reiults," by Hon. ALEXANDklt U. Si'KPHkNS. Pend for Circulars, with terms, and a full description of the work. Address,
N'AITdNA'L PUBLISHING ou,
tehSOilAwSm* Oiftriwwatl, Ohio. 14f ANTED—AGKNT8—To ttsk* in arraepre V? nient with alive man in every county, who withes to make money, to sell a practical article used tn every household. Bend 9a cents ter sample, and particulars ofthe buelaes*. Alsc
one good active traveling agent wanted.
G'UAO. WEItBK AGO., feblT dtw 81 East Market street.
W-tt
TED
Ten Girl* in the Dress Making 'epsrtment. Ten Girls In tne cloak Mak-
ing Department and Two First Clasa Of Son on wheeler and Wilson’s-owing Macm None but tho-v nav Ing experience n- ed apply.
First Claaa Opera’s -owing Mscbia*
log experience n- ad appl T> LER’S BEE HfVfc
No. t west Washington street
A grata Waasort imw
Howard’s Domestic Medicine,
Or Family Compaaion.
j- A . p !* y ,* ,c,an ,n Du 9a*e, audaGuide in Health Containing 1,680 large octavo pages 131 Illustrations. Tnia standard Work is what its name imports, exclusively * Family Doctor Book and Guide; tells better, and pays agents better than any similar work now pablithed; also, tor Dr. Moore’, complete Hlsiory or the Great Rebellion, splendidly iUnstratod and bowed In elegant tty lens low price (only $t BO) brings it wilhtn the reach of all. Our agents make irorn $10u to 1980
per month. .
For terms, with xW-of our books, Bibles, etc..
rttZ A KKR CTT V FtntLXSH
fell.'! dffin
\*/ANTBD—AGF.NT8-We want v v Agent, lu introduce our New tlu Sewing Machines. Extraordinary menu to good salesmen. Further panic and Sample work furnished 00 application U WILaON A co., Cleveland, Ohio; B( Mas, ; or Mi. Lewis, Mo. —■ ' “
inco Hor-tK.
WT hansom street, Philadelphia, Fean.
first elas* Star Shut-
Inducerticulsrs
oston,
jau98 dim
w^ T .tr
TEAS
Danocrous.—John Kbert was fined yesterday, by Judge Scott, lor patting up a sign across Kentucky Avenue. H t* the Intention of the auihoritiea to heraafter enforce Ut«Uw tn regard >0 this olaia nf oEsoees, aa pnjeetIngttgnaaot only obatrnot Dm atraat, but an
danger oo* to IMe and Httb. > 1'
CHINA TEA STORE Heradqnnrtern la ladlutta
FOR
CltlWESE AND JAPANESE
TEAS!
The China Tea Stare, (ESTABLMRBD IN 1959,) No. 7 ODD FHXsLOWV' BJOJfct fahie&snn w. ft T.Wa;.
5 W
for twer
cents eanh. All work wan anted. K1LUOUE A HELMS Dentists, _J*n7d«m No. 70 North Htlnuls street. WT ANTED.-ONE GOOD MAN COMPE*. TV tent to ektt at state agent for our PobllcaMous Also, a few good canvassers can And flrotltable i-inplovmeut by calling or addressing us. A^ilER, ADAMS A HIGGINS, 7a East Market street, ^^^^^^^tndianapoli^ijdiawa.
FOR RENT.
Dwelling House for Rent. Tj*OR RENT—A nice Cottage House, almost L ,, new with eight rooms, cellar, well, cistern, stab e, all complete; In * desirable locatioo—No. 9ST East Market ntieet—on giod terms, apply -nd.orto Wtt A Lowe, No. lOH
street. Herald Building.
ist j
to Powell Howlan:
ashingto:
fetiSS dSun Tu.TU,tf
East ws
FOR EALE.
Extraordinary Bargains. TTTE have for sale A fine enborben resldenc#, f v With ten seres of ■ holes land, about five acres In very «hpta# fmH*,’ within one sad a quarter miles Ofthe city llmlte, to be sold on easy Also, a flue house and large lot on North III!not* sSroet, sho bouse containing eleven rooms, all the aeceeeary oat houses, stables, ttr., and the lot well set in shrubbery, a cash customer, or prompt paying one, will Had this property a bar*we also have ter sale or trade a large number of one houses end lot* la this city, at prices ranging teom one to twenty thonsand dollars Also, a number of forms, or all sizes, for sale or trade, situated in tkii and other coantlei and States. Purchaser* and traders will find it to
SKT* 110
BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION Duildois’ and M&nufoctuitus' ASSOCIATION, MANUFACTURERS OF Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c., And dealers in all kind* of Lumber, L*tb Shli^les, IV1 o JLi 13 IIV O (wlaced Sash, Window Planing of all Kinds, TURNING, SCROLL SAWING. Pinning 1«IU,29« N. Delasrare (It. lirDIAI«APOl,IS, IN D. * C. EDEN, President. J- L. AVERY. Secretary. <. Jan93 dASunSm
Alxx G.-f «.mkhon Secretary.
I TV S XJ 1^. A. IV C E .
J. EAXUISr^RID,
AGENT FOR
BUFFALO CITY INS. CO., OF BUFFALO. NEW YORK, Authorized ('apiltil, *1,000.000ClevelaBt Ins. Co., Cleveland, Ohi«, C'npltal, 8200,000. WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO., QF NEW YORK Aseeta, *750,000.
IWIns or r lUK
fubt> d3mcod
Maxsszb axb Dibxctor. . .
M V I.IN0Ban
Scale at Prices;
BoxOBce open from nine AM., till twelve M. Ltoors open at seven; . to coin quarter to eight.
inrineabusinr«« respect fully —IndianapcliT Chamber of C<
icodlstp
Folielted. Com merce.
ifllSURE WiTH RELIABLE COMPANIES.
Saiiisamo Insurance Co.
BPUIGFIM.n, 11.1.1*01*.
Authorized Capital Capital Nioeu Pnl.l Accaneufalion
9500,000 OO 1 225,000 OO
TXSntF* nt misonable rate*, :ind on ail kind-
A. of prope.tv Uuvt « insnraUv.
' .1 K - " K. Di li
ISAAC A. If AM . • V . :
J D 1 • •» , Gen l •
No 44 Yinten Bleck, li
>1-. President.
iing- A sent. OL, Agent, ti:ti»ul 15, 1 n«l.
FOR THREE NIGHTS MORF. ON LY Tueeday, Wednesday and Yfeursdar. February 25, 26 and 27, The Oi-rrat Sensation Drama UNDER THE GASLIGHT With all its beautiful Music, splendid scenery and startling Mechanical efleote, including the F» IEJR SCE]VE, New York Harbor by moonlight, tn J the famous Kcfilroacl Scene. Ma^Frldsy evening, ccmplimeniary beneilt to Al*. M. V . LIVGHaSI. Box sheet no ,v open N. B —A portion of the Gallery has been set aside for the exclusive use of oolobxd ri*son*.
SHIRTS.
REFERENCED
n T B
Ms
1 M
M. At. i>od is. Sue fehS de -tlm.4S:’
AlcCartr, Audit.: ... State, InJiKltrhen At !>.. In ’inn'.polis.
lb;. viiiC, XiiOiaua.
AILROADS. QlXJTOK
TinSdIE
SHORTEST ^ROUTE EAST Columbus k Indianapolis Kailiray Line. to :yew tokk, 33 1101;KM. W later A mm Kcineiiv* l>ro. ^3, ’CTa
Day Express
> ight E*.pr«|
xna.
u»n
us...
Indianapolis.
Arrive.
Etchmond....
Piqua
L r na i>avi
Columbi
Newark . Zanc»vil’c. I>cnnisoii... kccliaire Fittwburg... Cleveland .
Toledo Detroit
saaousky ..
Meadville Salamanca Dunkirk
BuGmij .... Harrisburg
Baltimore Wa-h. Cilj Philadelpl New York
Boh ton
12.12 A. M
2 JO “ X 2^ “ . H 05 “ 5 '*5 “ ‘ 7 V6 “
10.20 ** * *
fa*h.CUy.... I li 3f»
hilarielpnia.
swam ioioa.m. o.oor. m
fi 20 “ hOil ** oo:. “ bits *•
11.1/2 •• J i. d* r m.
1 40 •• sou •* 5 MO •• f»:.5 •• SW “ soo •
‘ ais ‘
7.4;» *• 7.15 •*
n nr. “
y 15 ••
' IV 40 “ 5.10 a. M.
8 ru «*
1 55 F . M. LMi - 45*1 “ 5 00 “ TOO “ « A. M.
4 20
5 15 “ H05 “ 10.45 “ ti20 44 f* :-0 “ I 10.1U *• . 6 00 *• 10.16 44 2 uO p. M I2.i;» ••
1.03 44 0x5 44
4.85 a. m.
r»-i5 •• 1 25 44 B 10 44
4 00 F M.
2.45 a. M 8.50 44 11 35 44 7 0 0 44 »' 10 15 4 *
1215 A.M,
These SHIRTS are always made in the most perfect manner,arc of several different grades ot material, and can be supplied from stock on hand to fit mennnd boys of all sizes, or made to special order. Send size of Neck and length of SleeTe. and three or six perfect fitting SHIRTS can be sent an? where for a x cry moderate price. tVrile for Circular. DOH’T PAY HIGH PRICES But See Our $2 Shirt. IOI oi Http linen, Jse of muslin.
One 83 rthlrt Is not n cheaply made mhirt, bat one of fine linen, and a good firm mahe ot mnstln. well and elegantly pnt together, > as »o make a a>nbstaatlal tent, aad w- will *ei
4.001’ M. ACCOM MuDATiONforRIchmond Comiei-ville, ilronU vlic and t'Uu innatl WITHOUT cuanoi:.
•FECIAL NOTICES.
The IWiserables Of this Bright ttttd Ckeartttl Wsrld are the Dyspeptics. Without a good di ! ion there oan neither be bodily comfort nor i ^ nl enjoyment. Between th* stom .m and Uie brain there is k clote and wonderful alliance. If tbe on* is disordered tbe other is gloomy, dejected, incapable of egort, and indigerant to all that makes life agreeable to the healthy. la thU a condition that any rational human being U willing to endure, when the means of certain. Immediate and permanent isiief can be obtained everywhere! The Dyspeptic has hi* fate in his own hands. If he chooses to banUh forever the disorder that rack* hi* body and disturb* the mind with nameless horrors, he has only to step to the nearest dragster* and procure a supplv of HOSTKTTBU’S STOMACH BITTERS. Mo phase of Dyspep.la has over yet resisted the alterative, tonic and anti-bilions operation of this potent vegetable specific. It literally refnersUs the lethargic stomach; rouse* Into healthy action the dormant liver; put* to flight the dismal fanclea that beset the mind; gently re. lleves and regulate* the bowels; strengthens the enfeebled nerves; restores the appetite, and makes, as it were, a new creature of tho despond, ing and debilitated Invalid. Ledies who suffer from Indigestion have only te take a small dose of this pore -vegetable corrective, once or twice a day, to secure entire ex emption from tbe pains aad penalties ef a weak stoipach and that perfect ftatctloial regularity. Which but few of tbe *ex uninteruptediy enjoy febtt deodAwtw
#i JBf*SUNDAY NIGHT EXf'UKS^ leaves at 3.00 A. Af. D AY EXPRESS, connects at Columbus wiih Fiist Exi-re-s Trains, via Pitts-
burg. Bellairoanil Cleveland
Clue oil the famous slLVEll PALACE CARS is attached to this train alPhlumbits going through to •'HILADKLl’llIA and NEW YORR WITH-
OUT CHANGE
9-00 P. At. NSW YORK NIGHT leaves daily,Sundays included. ST. KEPING CARS attached to this
EXPRESS ATE ROOM
SLEEPING CARa attached to this train run through M DEMNlSuN, SSS miles, WITHOUT CHANGE, avoiding an early morning change
IE, avowing tlinc route.
roiiti
The SATURDAY' EVENING train from Indianapolis at U.Oo r. n , 1'V inis line, arrives at Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Baltimore, W ashington Philadelphia and New York o Hours in A4»
Vance oi crolinaroute.
At)—The 3.00 a. ■ and 10 10 a. m. trains connect
at Richmond tor Da;, ton: at . i> a for Toledo and Detreit; at Urbana lor tacclusky and ail points on the Atlah i ., Great \U-tern Railway,
and the Oil Regions of Pcnn-it I vania. ■‘“"■’Through Tickets go I'y - “ ——
*A
are lor «: Depot in
#r«r«t OB* ttttyw h-Tg wecarely packed upott receipt ot tke above price. Is* fitter Shirts aad all articles la ■'•ett’s B-'ui-ttlahlnc Ooods, xve are eq^iully low. PARKERS, 30 Weat Wasblngton Street. ctl ddraflrstadTundernmusements.
CORSETS.
ougb Tickets go • i via l-iqna or Day-
ton.
fi@-Ask for tickets via COLUMBUS, which ale to all the .above points at the Union pot in Indianapolis, au.l kit ticket offices in
tho West.
J. M. LUXT. Gen’l Superintendent. . CHANDLER, Gen’l Ticket Arent.
J. S. SHACKELFORD, Western and bouibern A vent.
decs dSmScnn
Holloway’* Pllla oad Olatasoat UsiviaSAL PgikAwraBorv.—Nearly one million bores Pills are every month distributed throagh. out the towns and villages of the United States
and Canada, and an alaost eqnal amonat of Detmit Ointment accompanies these orders. It may be D^uukirk
tailor.
T. K- PORT'ER,
First Class Custom Tailor, No. 24 s, East Woahtttgtoa fitrool, u Over Braden's, next door to Trwde Pstaee, **•>-—
indianapolis.imdiana.
Measures taken, and an kinds of ggrfflentecut Satisfaction gnrt-anteed. ftobltdSm
BRUSHES.
iMNnapolls Bnufe RUulkcUrr. »•* 108 •oath llllttole ntroo*. - (Third door south of Georgia.) - Kaepoonstantly oo hand * large aosertasat st
SRX7SSCS0, .thrtr ewn ttarnfhetvos
V
.kWkk-u-jfj^
rgalos.
feblS i*it»
Room No. 3, up stairs.
MS Acres ef Lm4 §a WabEsh Elver
YX/’E have 980 acre* of Land lying bo tween the T V Bvisnsvlll* and Terre Haute Rellroed aed
miles sonth of
lands
. . ivllle and Terre Haul the Wabash River, about seve*
Vtaoennes. in Kncx county. These lands were chilly selected by n cfimpelent penen tar eon tanning, and are choice lands. They are for eateOSe low price, loccash and cash naymeatebr would trade them for a ►took of Dry Goods rocere* or U.otblng. WM. LOVE 4CO ’
,t A.I
(GAIN.
Aietfeer Barf ala la a lease art Let.
ATSJ
Also, a
well andpi
TO KMX
FRAME HOUSE, In fine repair, five
», cellar, etc. Price $1,000.
-A two story Bilek House of seven
!~-r -U-. ....
No. AM Ian WMhtaftog itreet.
% >ooo u
y.i : x j*.
'f* i
"XSI*
said with truth, that Uolloway'a nedicinet are ’•Metsenger* of Joy. carrying beating on their
wings ’ te millions oppressed by every form and type of dtsetse. Sold by all Druggists.
L>b34d&wlw
.Mte^aiiathai xA-
iUMAVr SaVl.-Sl
,r ' .i*>*i
.Aivi A 9* 'AX-:*a
* * ' ■'lA
R. R- R. Radwaj’s Regalatiag Pills Are composed of Vegetable Extract* (prepared In vncuo.j.rree from all Inert, rrnde, or Irritating subttancct. Tbe first dote commence* itt work of purifying the blood, regulating the liver, cleansing the stomach and intestines, and purging from the system all aorteaoniout and corrupt humors. f>ne Pi’J, taken two honrt betel* dinner, will crente * good appetite and insures healthy digestion. bile. Biteo* tbe.tomach will be eliminated by one dose of the Pills—say from taurto six in number. Whon the lifer is in a torpid state, nothing can be better than Rad way's Regulating PiUs. They purge e**Hy, are mild In operation, and when taken are perfectly tasteless, being elegantly coated with gum. They are recommended for the cure of all disorders of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Nervous Diseases, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, BUlons Fever, Inflammation of the Bow*Is, Piles, aad symptoms resulting from Disorders of the Digestive organs. THE -A. G E D Buffer from Costiveness aad Paralys't of th* Bowels, and may have to use injections to keep the bowels open. Take twi» to four ot Bdd wagta Pills every night; in a few weeks the Biwels, Liver. Kidneys, etc., will be restored to sound bealth and strength—a regular discharge from *ke bowels will fee secured daily. Rad way’» Almaaae for 1MB—R. B. B. »!d by Druggitt*. * febll dfiwffw ... _ rmir-i in iiifiMiiiniiMMirtrtlirr-- l r-m
THREE Through Exp.ess Trains
BY THE
GREAT BEE LINE ROUTE. NEW .SaiEDULIC—JANUARY li. l-,o. fitg~ KXPREvl PASSENGER RAINS of tbe likLl.ErONTAINE RAILWAY leave INDleNAPOi.is aud arrive «i jKdulsnauto,! bo-
low,as follows:
Indiauaitolis 2:10a.m. Union 6:55 a m. Dayton b:S5 a. m. Betlefont'ne.. 8:25 a. m, Sandusky 7 : s5 p m . nation 10 jo a m. Crestline 11:20 a u,. Lie*elaud.... 30 p n.
3.0^ p. m.
Alliance .... 3::*)*». m.
liie 7:16 p. Bl.
TRADE PALACE. THOIWESOIV’S Patent “Glove-Titting,” THE ONLY m I’ei-fect Corset! COMBINES Perfection of Finish, AND Elegance of Shape. IT 13 The Meat Popular Corset IN THE AMERICAN MARKET, SmiTH, HOWARD A co., “ le ‘* enU for I^tona^lis.
-fTOygSs TINWARE. *. X. CASK. 8HAKPI.XSa. E. E. CASE A CO., DKALKRS in Stoves and Tin Ware, (VAGONS A*") AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. 'O’ West Washington Street, (Theater Building,) INDIAN AFDLn, IN DIANA. 0 U 5 W !? 0u ^ are . W 'RR ANTED for one year. dec?i"3m^u™ ade ttaJ rei>alreU ^
PATENT DETACHMENT.
Me A iVli Detroit.
5.... 1 -I£ _
.. .. 0:i5 p. j
0.15 p. hi. 0:45 p. in.
Buffalo . . 10 10 p. m. BnrrM. .-g,,. 5 ; io a. m. Aloiu. ... VAO*. u». Ph AidphU. 9:25 a. m. Bwlfimoro . . 8:50u. m. Wasuin^ton 11 :»5 a. m. New York....U:5i> a. m.
tou.. 5 H
B ■££ p i f»:15 p. ]
:.‘)5 p. ]
o ;im a i
10:50 p. iu 10 A. itl
10,10 i 3 ,i*5 it
L .lOp. m. r»:20 p. m. I0:u0 p m. #:30|P m. 12 .wr ui.
3 :43 p. 3:40 p 6:20 p. 2:45 a
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7 :til> A. 8 :tO a.
11 :-S5 a. m. 10:15 a m* 4;l0 p. m.
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NIGHT EXPRESS I'llMIlis. S ful -I* ,\l
^ DAY
J^team run to ORES FUN K tor Brcakfa^lat |is«“rhe 10^)0 x.m train of this route from nTiJlAS Af’uLIS J.-smU its passengers in FittsBuffalo^^Harrisburg, BaUimore, We-h-
inaton Cirv, NEW VOtik IN ADVANG
HE a
bany
more t:
fifetf-r
this uine, icavin. M., reaches the above cities on MONDAY n
ANCE.
ef tile Columbus routeA
SAXGMDAY MORNING TRAIN of ■‘" ig INDIANAPOLIS St 10:6(1 a.
cd and other K:
uamed and other Eastern Dining ffia)r*NK DAY ON
1Y raoimng fio^ENK D
IWDiHiTF Connections vu‘ub
via fldney for
>ion, via .-Idney i Belfelbntaine io:
JlfiTThe 2 JO a. m. and lo dntlv. escept Sundays, wt L
Marion and Cn
ner.Sions at The 8:501
Or. a. train h direct con
LSt
SECURE
- inn for
Toledo and Detroit and
t Sandusky.
KW a. tt. train* run
U close th:
non and Crwuliue,
(trough con-
tins daily, except Satur.
ctions at Crestliui
ue tec all
TICKETS by the
MERCHANT TAILOR.
gojsjveuaid itexte
at No. 49 tbinl
mt.-Li. e-
TT> 8 opened a Merchant Tailor Shop at XX. South Illinois street, RamsOv Block,
Detachment
HORSES FROM CARRI46ES. rf‘-.‘b-” f ^ D t ^* mln,tion . one of the greatest in
entions of the age.
arnessed to or nnharnessed from I Second—In case of a horse fallin
may logo
loosed fro
the driver leav operation that . HH. tooted from the caniiTe “in a tvrtoktingTand “S“n;Fc?A’S , :.V. d 3)?;iS6£, hl „, ttens. The great Uvor and praise mantiested by the public on these occasions, is one of the evidences of a popular appreciation of its merits Terms may be known aad order* received for SffiteVttfb^i^ste? 1 ^ 64 * or purcJ, ‘ ie w _ C. DUCB3AUX. Patentee, npvta d3m 83 Elizabeth Street.
PUMPS.
STAR PUMP. E. HASKET & CO Pump Maker*,
prepa one wl to call
•I'LDtav that they have their shop Iocs: at No. *•# East Washington street, and i preparedtodoPump Workon*boitnotice. Bv<
ted are
up Wora on snot t notice. Every ng work done, aad eau't lose the time
attibe (hop, an order through tin post office