Indianapolis Journal, Volume 2, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1872 — Page 1

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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

REFORM MOVEMENT IN NEW YORE CITY. PRESENTATION OF AMERICAN CLAIMS FOR PAYMENT. TIIE PRESIDENT LEAVES LONG PERMANENTLY. BRAJHen GENERAL TICKET AGENTS' CONVENTION AND A GOOD TIME. SN FRANCISCO PROPOSES TO VOTE TEX MILLIONS FOR TOM SCOTT'S RAILROAD. TIIE ARIZONA DIAMOND SPECULATION PLAYED OUT. NEW YORK. REFORM MEETING. New York. September 24. A mas meeting was held at Cooper Institute lat night under the direction and counsel of the Political Reformers, witli a view of effecting a consolidation of the reform ele ment? in the municipal election. Wm. Cullen Bryant presided and made a brief ad'ress. Aidresne were also delivered by ex-governor Solomon, J. M. Vaucott, Oswald Ottendorf, and others. AMERICAN CLAIMS. A Washington special says that nothing has a vet been fettled as to the time and method of auditing the private claims crowing out of the depredation of thft Anglo-Rebel cruder: but It is quite possible that Congress will provide at the next session for their ascertainment, without waiting for the pay ment of moneys to this Government by Great Bri tain. GRANT LEAVES LONG BRANCH. President Grant w II leave Long Branch permanently for the o fO" Wednesday nigut, rema nlng Thursday In Phi1ndelphia,aDd returning to Wasldnj;tou on Friday nfoht RAILROAD CIIAXC.E. Andrew Andersou. Lwi , of Baltimore, has been appointed General Manaj. r of the New York and Wahinaton Air Line Kailroitd, vice W. Present t Smith. Esq.. who has became Master of Transportation of the Baltimore and Ohio RaLroad. CCBAN AFFAIRS. A Washington dispatch says that the agent rf the Cuban Republic and other have waited upon the Attorney General with a view to havinv the cane of the Cuban filibuster I'ioneer reopened The condemnation of the vessel was had on a snap judgment at Provldtnce. Now the parties desire to have the case tried on Ps merits. The Attorney General i xpressed himself as favorable to the Cuban cause: but said that iu the pre ent attitude of the Government nothing could be done in the matter. OLE A G ENOCS. An Oil City (Pa.1 dispatch avs that a meeting of the Oil City Association was held there 3 esterdai . at which a committ e wad appointed to report, on Friday, how much of the total production of oil can b (topped. A lawo number of wella have already topned. and it is expected that very few, if any of the wells, will be in operation wit hi u a week. GENERAL TICKET AGENTS. The railroad ticket agenls whose session is Mill in progress in this it v. were thi morning entertained bv 7he owners of the Anchor Line of steamer. Addresses were made by Messrs. James Charlton, A A. Barnes. Samuel Powell, E. S. Johnson, James D. Irwin, and others. O ASTRONOMIC. The first meeting of the association of New York c-oks was held last evening, at which measure were considered for securing members less hours labor aud more pay. BAD F LIS II Kx Mavor Kalbflier-ci., 01 Brooklyn, has been sued for breach of promise by Mrs. Mury Frauds Wade, the damages bein? laid at fl.WOO. RIOT AND MURDER. An Easton, Pennsy va iu. uirpatch to the Sun. snys that indeilnirc rumors are current there of the murder of three negroes by a gang of white laborer who sought f avenge an alleged murder of one of their number bv the negroes. The negro shantiea are said to have all been burned. PITTSBURG. LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION. Pittsburg. September 21 The-e was a large demonstration of the Liberal RepuM;can in this cby lat aight with quite a large tv)rch-light pr cession. Thev also held a mass meeting in Allegheny f'ity, which va9 addressed by Senators Schur. aud Dooi.Ue. ti SAN FRANCISCO. rfilLROin SCBSCRIPTION. Sentember 24. To-night the Board of Supen isoTS finally passed the order submit, tin" to a vote of the people the Pubsidy of ten mil lion dollars for the Colorado uiver itaijnnu,aii'i inri.Kn!tuu ivuninod the molifted proposition of tht subsidy for the talif-rnia, Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. . . . , thousand on raiiroad questions. He opposes tht subsidy of the Central Paci.Tic ARIZONA MATTERS. A rtisnatrh from McDowcl'. Arir.ona, dated the 19th, iv tli diimond excitement has subsided. It is be11 vol iha atnrv ffmi a farre. Cavalry wi 1 be s nt. to houtnern Anzon, ana a vigorous war against the Indians will be made. 1 here is no opposition 10 air. jicvurum iur wugress. CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND. A MAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT. Special Telegram to the Indianapolis Jonrnal.l Cambridge Citt, September 23, 18T2. Omcr C. Crabb was accidentally shot at Hamil ton's saloon this evening at seven o'clock, from a itnl in the hands of Samuel Custer. As he drew it from his pocket to show' It it went off, the bail Ukin" effect in the abdomen between the spinal colnmn and the left hip. The wound will probably prove fatal. GREENSBURO. IND. A GRAND REPUBLICAN MEETING. (Special Telegram to the Indianapolis Journal. G REENSBtmo, Ind., September 23, 1872. We bad a grand Republican meeting Utre to-day Governor liawlev. of Connecticut, spoke f-r two hours and a half, and held the vast audience spell bound. General Ben. Barrlsoh cosed with a brtl liant and forcible exortation. Both of the speeches did the cause great and good service. . The meeting was large and enthusiastic, and will show its effect in an increased Republican vote at th,e poll in Oc tober. NEWCASTLE, IND. RErTBLICAN AFFAIRS IN HENRY COUNTY, special Telegram to the Indianapolis Journal. Nkwcastls. Ltd., September 23, 1872. General Lew Wallace, and Judge Robert S. Taylor of Fort Wayne, spote here to-night io a large and attentive andienee. They speak to-morrow at Knightstown, with Governor Hawley. A large dele gation will go from here with oar Silver Cornet Band and Glee Clib. Wc are making preparations for General Butler's meeting hera next Saturday, wlitf. is b be one of the grandest demonstrations ever held i Kwtern Indiana. Delegations wUI be preseo from all tfcs adjoining counties, and from every township in thin county, - LAFAYETTE. 11ID, AN EXCEEDINGLY PLEASANT MEET I No.. .Special Telegram to ttelxdlax.apolls JoornaL Iafatktte, Ind;, September 23, 1872. . A larga locad itetf n was keld at Lafayette Hall this evening, addr,e,po4 hy Cf). UIck Dellart, The iajl was crowded to its ull cajpjuyty, ard the Iadhs wera out Jn force. The meeting was tfz eiccdngly pleasant one, tad tbe addrtes cf Mr. Dell art splendid effort. The sa casm and rjdlcu e with which He disposed of tue puerrile charges h.a4o against Grant was po6itively withering. The audience kept their seats to the very last with unbro- , ken attention.

THE CAMPAIGN. RRTCBX.ICAS MS3TIN03 THSOUGHOCT THJ BTATJ. The following arrangements have been made for the campaign: SENATOR O. P. MORTO Will address meetings as follows: Elkhart, Tuesday, September 24, 1pm. Laoorte. Wednesday, Septi mb rJMpm. Valparaiso, Thursday, September 50,1pm. Plymouth, rentember 26, 8 p m. Rochester, Friday. September 27, 1 y m. Tintf. S turday. September 2S.;i p m. Osgo- d, Monday, ept-mbe 30,1pm. Aunira, Tuefdav, October, 1pm. Vevay, Wednesday, October 2, 1 p m. Vernon, Thursday, October 8, 1pm. Tr,xikville, Friday. t)ctober 4, 1 p m. (jreeMleld, Saturday. Octoler 5, 1 p m. Edlnbu vg, Motday, October 7,1pm. tJ-fcNKAL THOMAS M. BROWNX, Republican candidate for Governor, will address public meetings as follows: Rome, Perry cX . Tuesday, Sept. 24, 1 p m. ' ' Grandview, Spencer cs., Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1 Loonville. Tbursday, Sp. 26, 1 p m. VJnccancs, Friday, t?ept. 27, 1pm. fTalLvan, Saturday. tV?pt; 28, 1 1 m. Tew Hiate Saturday. September 28, 7 p. m. Bre.i:, Mo- day, -eptfmber 30, 1 pm. Crawfordsville, Tuesday, October 1, 1 pm. Lafayette, Tuesday, October 1, 7 p. m. Ibanon. Wednesday. October 2. 1 pm. Jonesboro, Grant county, Thursday, October 3 x)ganport, Thursday October 3, 7 pm. Whbash. Friday, October 4, 1 pm. Peru, Saturday, October 6, 1 pm. Huntington, Monday, October 7. 1 pm. Letters in relation to Gen. T. M. Browne's appointments should be addressed to the 8tate Central Committee, j GENERAL BENJAMIN F. BUTLER, Of Massachusetts, will address meetings in Indiana, as follow: Kokomo. Friday. September 27at 1 r. M. New Castle. Satnrday, Septe u.er 2S, at 1 r. jf. Columbus, Monday. Septmer30, at 1 P. X. New Albany. Tue day. October 1, 1 1 P m. Mitchell, Wednesday, October 2, at 1 P. . lndiacapolisrThU'-day. OctohtT 3, at 3 P. V.

Toblesville, Friday, uctoDer 4, ai 1 p. . nON. JOHN W. FORNEY, Of Pennsylvania, will address meetings In Indiana, as follows: Oerf revil'e, Monday. September SO. 1pm. Jl!chmond Monday. September 50, 7 p m. Winchester, Tuesday, October 1, 1 p m. Muncie, Tueslay. October 1, 7pm. Lebanon, Wednerday, Octobers. GENERAL JOIIN A. LOGAN, Of IlUno!", will speak as follows: Indianapolis. Tnsday. September 24, at 7 P. M. Warsaw, Thursday, September 26, at 7 P. . HON. nENRY WILSON, OP MASSACHUSETTS, Will speak at Evansville. Saturday, October 5th. 1pm. Terre Iiaute, Monday, October 7th, 1pm. MAJOR O. W. OKIBBS Will speak In 1'atnani county as follows: Floyd Center. Tuesday, September 24. Ojirpentersvill', Weinesdav. September 23. Hat sellville. ThnrHlay, September 2i. Por land Mills, Friday, September 27. GEN. JOSEPH n. IIAWLEY Of Connecticut, will speak as follows: Knightstown, Tuesday, September 2, 11 am. South Bend, Wednesday, SepfembT 5S, 1 pm, Warraw, Thursday, Sepiemler 2fi, 1 pm. SENATOR JOMN SHEBMAN, OF OHIO, Will speak at Richmond. Thursday, October 3d, at 1 r x. TION. OIL. PIERCE, Of Valparaiso will speak as follows: Hartford ntv, Tuesday, October 1, 1 p m. 'LIunlon. Wedresday, OctoVr 2,1pm. South Ind. Thursday. October 3, 7 p m. Plyinoa' h. Frday. October 4,1pm. Valparaiso, Saturday, October 5,7 pm. GENERAL WILLIAM F. WARD, Of Kentucky, will speak as follows: Hartford. Crawford eonntv. Tuesday. Oct. I.lnm. Cannelto'i. Perry county, Wednesday, Oct. 2, 7 pm. wewtonvine. penceri;o., Ttursaay, Oct. 3, 1 p m. Boonvme, ir r.uay, uctoner 4, 1 p m. HON. JAMES LYNCH, Secretary of State, of Mississippi, will address his colored fellow-citizens of Indiana, as fol lows: New Albany, Tnesday, October 1,1pm. Richmond. Thursday, Octobers. 10 a m. Inaianaoolis, Thnrsdav, October 3, 7 p m. Terre Haute. Friday, October 1,7pm. Evansville, Saturday, October 5,1pm. GOV. CONRAD BAKER Will address meetings as follows: Colnmbus, Tnesday, Sep. 24. 7 n m. Boonville, Tdursday. Sep. 27, 1 p m. )ockp r Monday. September 80, 7 pm. Troy, Perry county, Tuesday. October 1,1pm, Fort Wayne, Saturday, October 5. nON. A. W. CAMPBELL, Of Rusbville, will speak as follows: Thorntown. Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1 p m. Shelftyvill-, Thursday, Sept. 26,7 p m. Kokomo, Friday, Sept. 27, 7 p m. GEN. SHELBY M. CULLOM, Of Illinois, will speak as follows: Noblesv He, Friday. Sept. 27, at 7 p. m. Flshcrsburgh, Madison co., Sert. 28, at 1 p. m. Deaiwar co , Sept ?0. at 1 p. m. nat'ord Ci'V, Tu-dav, Octo-er 1 at 2 p. ra. Wanton, Wednesday, October 2. at 1 p. ra, Warsaw, Thnrsdav, October 3, at 7 p. m. Plymouth. Friday. October 4. at 1 p. m. Valparaiso Saturday, October 5, at 1 1. m, GENERAL THOMAS O. OSBORNE, Of Illinois'", will speak at Meha-Tr's Grove, Saturday, Sept. 2J, 1 p m. Crawfordsville, Saturday, Sept. 23, 1 7 p m, Brazil, Monday, Sept 30. 7 pm. Greencastle. Tuesday, Oct. 1, . Anderson, W.-dnsday, Oct. 2, . Indianapolis, Thursday, Oct 8, 1 p m. -, Gibson county, riday, Oct. 4, lp xo. Evansville, Saturday. Oct. 5, 1 p m, Terre Haute, Monday, Oct. 7,7pm. Colonel Josn A. Bridgsland and Captain 1.EE x ARYAN will speak aa follows: Milton. Wayne counto. Tnesday. Oct 1. 7 1 m. Liberty, Union county, Wednesday, Oct. 2, 7 p m. COL. JOHN S. NIXON, Of Kentucky, wiil speak at Rising Sun, Tuesday, Oct 1,1pm. Vevay, Wednesday, Oct. 11pm. . Jefferson c nntv. Thursday. Oct 3. 1 p m. Kllzartethtown, Bartholomew county, Oct. 4, lpm. ColumDus, Saturday, oct. 0, 1 p m. COL. B. JAMES BLACK, Candidate for Reporter of 8upreme Court: Jennings county, Sept. 25, 1 p m. Jennings county, Sept, 26 1 p m. Medora, Jackson county. Sept. 27, 7 p m. Blooniington." Sept. 33. 7 D ra. Solsberry, Greene county, October 1,1pm. Greene county, October 2, 1 p m. Freelandsville, Knox county, October 3, 1 p m. Clara sbnrgh, Daviesa couaty, Oc'ober 4,1pm. Washington, Daviess county, October 5,1pm. OOVERSOB MARSHALL JEWELL, Of Connecticut, will speak in Indiana as fol lows; WkVirjoo, Jfonday, September 2L 1 p. m. E kburt, Tuesa!; September 4, 7 p. m. Laportc. Wednesday, SepteiMtjer 2y. p- m. Kokomo, Friday, September 27, 1 p. u. panville, Saturday, t ept ember 23, 1 p. p. WILLUSf BAXTER, Ot KlcbwonJ, Wfll epegk 88 follOTTSJ Weelfl Id. HanilUn to., Wednsy, pcL SLt n m. Bloomingdale. Parkd co., Tbqrsday, Oct. 3, " p pj: jtocKviwe, i-arwe 10., murvo J, f-, y nParke connty, Friday. Oct. 4, 1 p m. CoatSYille, Ilendricks co., Baturdiy, Oct. o, 1 I pm, 'II. C. GOODINO, Of Eranstille, will speak as follows: Rom. Tne. v. pfember 24. 1 p.m. Canuelton. Tuesday, bepthr 9i, 7 p. m. Grandview, Wednesday, SeptemLcr 2, 1 p. m. Rockport, September 25, 7 p.m. HON. CHARLES EGINTON, Of Kentucky, will speak as follows: Grcensburg. Wednesday, Oct. !,7pm. H.Qptf, artholomfw Co.. Thursday, Oct. 3, J p m. Seymlo tir, Fihi a; pcU i 7 d m. : ' GENERAL W. H. GIBSOS, Of Ohio, will speak at O jshen, Saturday, October 5, J r. x.

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Of Massachusetts, will address meetings as iouows: .Terre Haute Tnesday, October I. 7 p. ar. . Evansville. Wedueeday, October 2 7 P. Jr. Indianapolis, Friday, October 3, 1 p. x. W. H. WADSWORTH, of Kentucky, will address meetings as follows: iu.uuvB, rrmuy, ctepiemoer 11,1pm, Ft. Branch, Gibson county. Saturday. September 28, 1 p m. Brszi', Monday, September 30, 1 p m. Lfayttte. Tuesday, October 1,1pm. Vernon, Thursday, October 3, lpm. Houston, Jackson eonntv, Friday, October 4,1pm. Washington, Saturday, O.tolwr 5, 1 p m. HON. JOHN A. BINGHAM, of Ohio, will address meetings as follows: - Kushvuie, Tuesday, September 24, 1 p m, (Jonnersvflle, Wednesday, September 1, lpm. Indianapolis, Thursday. Sept- mher 26, 7pm. Harrodaburg, Monroe county, Friday, 27, lpm. GOVERNOR STEWART L, WOODFORD, of New York, will address meetings In Indiana, as follows: Terre Rante, Tuesday, 8ept. 2t, 7 p. m. Warsaw, Thurday, Sept. 2H, 7 p. m. Fort Wayne, Saturday, Sept. 28, 7 p. m, GEN. J. II. BAKER, Of Minnesota, will speak as follows: Madison, Tuesday, Sept. 24, 7 pm. Indianapolis. ThursCay, Sent, ai, 7 pm. Logansport. Friday. Ih iL 27, 7 pm. BOW. P. 1. KENNEDY, Of Crawfordsville, will speak as follows: Cartersburgh, Tuesday, SepL 21, 7 p m. Monrovia, Morgan county, September 25, 7 p. m. Eminence. Morgan county, S ptcmber 26, 1 p. m. Putnam vide, Friday, September 7, 2 p.m. Gresncastle, Saturday, beptember 23, 7 p. m, HON. CHARLES J. METZNER, Of Il'.lnoi?, wiil speak in German as follows: Misbawaka, Tnesday, September 24, 7 pm. Kcnda'lville, Wednesdav, September 25, 7 p m. Fort Wayne, Thursday, September 26, 1 p m, Attica, Friiav, tteptcaber 3(7, 7 p in. MeUarry's Grove, Satnrday, September 28, tp m GEN. JAMES A, HALL, Of Maine, will address meetings In Indiana as follows : Williamsburg, Tuesday, April 21, 1 p. m. HON. GODLOVB S. ORTH Will address meetings as follows: Kntohttvil e, Tnesday, September 24, 7 p. m. Prin eton, Wednesday. September 25. 1 p m Eva sville, Thursday September 26, 7 p ra, ML Vernon, Friday, September 27. SENATOR D. D. PRATT. Will address public meetings as follows; Windfall, Tipton county, Tuesday, September 24, m. ndependence, Grant county, Wednesday, Sept. 25, lp m. Lagro, waoasn county, jrriday, beptember 21, I p. ra. coiumo a city, aatnraav, epTcrr)er 23, lp. m. Angola. Tuesday, October 1. 1 p m. Lsgra- go, Wednesdav, Octob ri, lpm. Monticello, Monday, October 7,1pm. HON. l'AUL STROBACH, of Alabama, will speak in German as follows: Evansville, Tuesday, September 24, 7 p m. Tell City, Wednesday, September 25. 7 p m. New Albany, Friday, September 27, 7 pm. Anrora. Satnrday, September 28, 7 p m. Colnmbus, Monday, September 30, 1 p m, Laratette. Tuesday, October 1.1 pm. Morri , Wednesday, OctV-r 3, lpm. Richmond, Thursday, October 3,1 pm. GENERAL NATHAN KIMBALL. Shoals. Friday, September 27. 7 p. m. ' Loogootee, tatuiday, September 28, lp. m. JUDGE R. 8. TATLOR, candidate for Presidential Elector, will speak at the following places m uenry county: Knightstown, Tuesday, September 24, atl p. m. HON. JASON B. BROWN Will address meetings as follows: , Knox county, Wednesday, September 2S at 1 p m. Washington, Thursday. September 26, at 1 p m. Jeffersouville, Friday, September 27, af 7 p m. Lawrenceburgh, Saturday, September 28, at 7 p m. Brook vile Mo dav, September 30, 7 pm. Conuersville, Tuesday, October 1,7pm. Franklin, Wfdnesday. October 2, 7 p m. Hope, Bartholomew Co., Thursday, Oct. 3, lpm. West Pa'nam. Putnam Co., Friday, Oct. 4,1pm, Martinsville, Saturday, Oct. 5, 1 p m. GEN. JOHN M. HARLAN, of Kentucky, will speak in Inolanaaa follows Bloomlngtoa, Saturday, October Sat 1 p ra. Greencastle Monday, October 7. at 1 p m. IaFavette, Frida) , September 27, 7 pm, Meharrys Grove, Montgomery county. Saturday. September 28, 1 pm. HON. A. O. PORTEfi Will speak at Columbus, .MondaylfSeptember SO, 1 p. m. nON. R. W. THOMPSON, OF TERRS HAUTE, Will speak as follows: Fr-Hiklin, Tnesday, September 24, 1 p m. Wabash, Wednesday, Beptember 25, 7 P. X. Warsaw, Thursday, September 2, 1 p m, Goshen, Friday, Septemler 27, 7 P. m. Michigan City, Saturday, September 28. 7 p ra. Jeffersouvi'le. Wednesday, October 2,7 pm, Bedford, Friday. October 4, 1 p m. Salem, Saturday, October 5, 2 p m. GENERAL WILLIAM GROSE, of New Castle, will speak as follows: Ridgeville. Randolph county. Wednesday. Septem ber 85, 1 p m Camden, Jay county, Thursday, September 38, lpm. Hartford City, Friday, September 26, 7 p m. Cadiz, Henry county, Friday, September 27, 7 p m, Blnfft n, Monday, September 30, 7 p m. Decatur. Tuesday. October 1,1p m. Fort Wayce. Tuesday. O tober 17pm. Lgiange. Wednesday. October 2, 1 p m. New Lisbon, Henry county, Friday, October 4, lpm. EON. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Candidate for Con8Tessman-atLarge, will ad press meetings as follows: Franklin Tuesday, September 24, 1 p ra. Martinsville, Wednesday, September 25. 1 p m Thorntown, Boone County, Thursday, September 26.7 pm. Marshoield, Warren County, Friday, September a, 1 p m. Newiort, Saturday, September 18, 1 p m. Att ca. Monday, ptember 30, 1 p m, Lafayette. Tuesday. October 1. 1 o m. t lamo. Mn gomory Co., Wednesday, Oct 2, lpm. iTawrorasvi is, w eanesua, uctoner 1.7pm. Middle Fork, Clinton ronnty. October 3,1pm. Logansport, Thursday, October 3, 7 p ra. Ox o d, Friday, October 4,1pm. Delphi, hatnrday, October R, 1 p m. Peru, Saturday, ctober 5.7pm. South Bend, Monday, October 7,1pm, COL. B, P. DEHABT, Will address meetlnes as follows: Hlnton'a, Cass county, Tuesday, September 24 10 a m. Deer Creek, Cass county, Wednesday, September 25, 10 a ro. Mehaffe's Grove, Cass counts',. Thursday, Septemner zn, iu a m. Worthington, Friday, St p. 27, 7 pm, . Green co , Saturday, Sep. 28, 1 p m. Ellettsville, Monroe co., Monday. Sep 30, 2 p m. , Lawrence co., Tnesday, Oct 1,1pm, Nashville, Knox co , Wednesday, $cL, J p m. qUfBAL LTV WALLACB ill address meelpgs'as follows: Knightstqwn, Tuesday, September 24, 11 a. m. Connersvdle, Wednesday, September 25, 1 p. m. Danville, Saturday, S pi. 28, n. ' Pafjdidatp lor .leutenant-UoTerppr, will adWUUamsburgh, Wayne Cg., Tuegflaj Sept. 24, ft tdt DON. WILL OlTMBAUlf Will address meetings as follows: uuport, Jefferson county, Tnesday, SepL 24, 1 p. tn. Madison, JelTersen coonty, Sept, 24, 7.p m. Butlervule, Jennings county, Thursday, Septemoer Th. ir,x. Bainbridge, Saturday, SepL 23. Richmond, Thursday. Oct 3. GENERAL BEN. HARRISON wm !m$pfopw Honrovla. Moigan county. Friday. 5er.r 27. 1 n.m. Danville, Saturday ."September 28, 1 r. X. uosnen. eaturaay, uctober 0, 1 p. x. Rushvule, Monday, October 7, 1 p. m.

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Candidate for Secretary of Staie, will addrees nis ieiiow-ciuzens as follows: - . Greene Co., Tuesday, September 24, 1 p m. Martinsville, V ednesday. September 25, 2 p. m. Washington Td.. Ilendricks Co.. Thursday. September 2, 2 p m. Fairfield, Franklin county, Friday, Sept 27, 1 p. m. Abington, Wayne Co , Saturday, Sept. 23. 1 p m. Greenfield, Mondav, September 30 lpm. Winchester, Tuesday, October 1, lpm. Portland. Wednesday. October 3,1pm. Winaraac, Thursday, Octobers, lpm. Morocco, Friday, October 4, lpm, HON-JOHX M. BUTLER will address meetings as follows: Williamsoort, Tuedy, September 24, 7 p m . Bainbridge, Satnrday. September S8th, 7 p. m. SOCIETY MEETINGS. MASONIC. Special meeting of Capital Crrr LODtiK- No. Ali. F. A A M thta (Tiioaluirl evening, at IX o'clock. Wirk, Third Degree. s. j. A31US1, secretary. MASONIC. Indianapolis Chaptkb, No. B Special meeting to-niht. at 7W o'clock. Work R. A. degree. FOR RENT. "OR RE.NT STEAM POWER Inquire nt Piano Fact ry. AND ROOM. 24-3te LiXrt KKN 1.. ItoOM In Glenn's Block. Apply D at the Ne Yorn Store. 23 e3t KENT KOO MS Three rooms ? 19ti Eat Washington steet Apply at sep20e5t OR RENT HOUSE Of twe've rooms, south ot rat road truc. Address "Kenter." this office. 2Se4t T?OR RENT ROOM One plea;aut front room X1 lower s or. 121 W st Maryland etreeL nnfuru (bed ; also a few boarders waited. se 19elw F'OK RENT HOUSE To a sm-ll"fmUy, a twostoty brict house of five rooms, one fcjare frcm Washlcgton street Rent $30 per month. Ap ply to 4 onth Mississippi otreeu iv-t93 te J TOR RENT COTTAGE 110U&E- Cottage House No 80 cast St. Joseph stieet: seven rooms: es throughout: ce lor, c stern, well and wood house; lar.ee Kit. F, ice, 40 per month W. E MICK. sep20 et I6tf East Washington st. FOUND. TV3UND CHAIRS That the beet place in the A c ry to get Chairs reseated, or Furniture repaired ia WILDKiCK'S, 74 Virginia avnue; eepltt lit F0UND Tbat the best place" In the city to"cet chairs r- seated or furniture repaired is WILDRICK'S. 44 Virginia avenue. 11-lme lOUND-ltAG CARrET-That fcr a rag carpet P that will do yon good service, and that's srot up handsomely, the Rag Carpet Factory at VOX Maseachuset' s avenue Is 1 he place to go. Work called for and delivered promptly. sett 16 line FOUND MILLINERY Ladies in want of Milllnery. Fancy Goods, do well at ALBERT'S, 4S Massachusetts avenue. Miss Webb has charge of .The Millinery DeporimcnL Bleaching and pressing done promptly. sep7-lme FOUND GROCERIES 1 hat Coors, 151 West Washington sreet, sells the best Groceries, Fruits and v egecebles in the market. He sells low. sells aiood deJ, and always has a gool stock to se lect from. set tmtt'm lOUND That for a pittcre you will be prmd JL shoulJ be hcnded.down to f iture generations, a- wf 11 as ndnxirea by yourself, Ingraham & Chflln'e Photographic Gallery, 3. East Washing-on street, Is t e place to get tatisfaCi Ion. ef pft-mAelm LiMJUND That the Victor SewiLg Maculae t.ses F front rank with the ladle who ant an easy running and nice sewing machine. Good spent wanted for it at this office, 18 Norih Delaware ttrt' . sep4 m&elra FOR SALE, F R SALE RAGS At Kin'oax & Co.'s. 24 ate LTORSALK-A PORTABLE ENGIN K Ten-horse 1 power, seconrt-banfl, in penect order. Inquire at Eagle Machine Works. l Vlute ?OR SALE SCALE A bran new Grocer's Scale, V with tare-beam for sale at a oiscount. Address, 'LOUDEN," this office. augSO-tfe I7OR S-LE-WEED SEWING MACHINE A first-class bran new Weed Sewing Machine, at a liberal 41scount. Apply at thi office.. aug23-tfe fiOR SALE DRUG S lORE.-Count seat, in one r f,t tho largest counties in Missouri, over 4,5 0 inhabitants; a rare chance for a party having $6 uoo; room i stone building; rent low; st x-k and fixture new. Inquire of R, MACREADY & CO., Cincinnati. 23e3t FOR SALIC A PHOTOGRAPHIC TENT com llete. Size, 16x21 feet; hl-ht. 12 feet, wall C feet; fly 29 feet Ion; made of Western Star duefc. Also, dark room and partition, used six months are in good order. Euqu reof J. W. McCONNELL A SON, sei4m&e3t Newport, Vermillion Co., Ind. tjH)R SALE HOUSE Family res den-e. No. 212 1 Blackford St. There are two lot', Nou. 8 and 9 l" outlot No. 155. The house contains six rooms, kitchen, porch with pump, good cellar, cistern in kitchen: variety of fruit trees, grapes, etc. Price. $5,500; $2,00 1 cash, balance In one and two years. Call and see S. C. MEREDITH. sep20 e&mftt FOR SAL E SUBURBAN RESIDENCE Near Mark Reeye's fine residence, hair a mile east i f and overlooking the City or Richmond, Indiana. The house has fifteen rooms, elegantly fl isbed with ah the modern conveniences, and 3i acres of laud and garden, highly cultivated, with ch'lce fruit, stab es. Ac. Price $15 000. Apply to COGGSHALL & DICKINSON, Real Estate Agents, Richmond, Ind. 23e4t TO LOAN. TO LOAN-MONEY ON JEWELRY, CLOTH lng, furniture, etc., at the City Loan Office, a M Nort h Illinois streeL & gm PHYSICIAN. DR. D. B HALE. Phi sic an and Surgeon, ofllce at Drug Store, 397 North New Jersey street. Prescriptions free. Best of reference given. sepl6 ly NEW FLUE ALARM BOXES. The following is a correct list of the aituaLions of the new fire alarm boxes: 5. Delaware and New York. 6. 7. 8. 1-2. 1-5. 1-4. 1-5. 1-7. &-1. 2- 3. a-4. 2-5, 2-6. 2-7. 8-1. 8-3. 8-4. 8-5. 8-6. 8-7. 4-2. 4-8. 4-5. 4- 6. til 5- 3. 5- 4. a tt 6- S. 6-4. 6-5. 6- 7. 7- 1. 7-3. 7-3. 7-4. New York and East. Michigan and Noble. Massachusetts avenue and New Jersey Massa. nsetts avenue and Noble. Delaware and Fort Wayne avenue. New Jersey and Fort Wayne avenue. M&SMOhasetta aveirae and Cherry. Christian avenue and Oak. Butler and Parke avenue. fit. Joseph and Illinois. Pennsylvania and Pratt. Second and Meridian. Illinois and Fifth. 8t. Clair and Mississippi. Illinois and Michigan. No. 1 Engine House. Meridian and Walnut. California and Vermont, Blake and Vermcm 8t. Clair and. Uduna avenue. CityiiospTUL western uoae Bouse. Geifl'endora Mill. New York and CanaL Washington and MerVHaja, West and Sontk. Vt aad McOarty. No. 4 Engine House. Boencer House. Washington and Tenn&3seA Ohio and XRica. Qeorglft an,d Mississippi, Blulf HosA and Ray. South Street Engine House, Gas Works. Delaware and McCarty. East and McCarty. Fret avenue and Pine. Virginia avenue and Grove. No. 3 Engine House. Georgia and East. Washington anQ n.y((lwi, ?rIJi nfte ad Railcaad. encian ana Georgia. ashinztoh and New Jersev. Washington and Delaware. East and Railroad. New York and Davidson,

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Journal oiBce for del very. If deposited in te Postoffice the portal lawB direct that they Ehall be kui ui me ireau lAiiier vjmce. Under Head op Wanted, Fob aue Lost, Foruo. Ac, five cents per line will be charred for the first insertion, and X cents for each additional insertion. WANTED. W ANTED TICKET To Cambridge City. Addres, "L. It," this ofHcu. i, . St WANTED PRESCRIPTION CL UK. Box 227 legansnort. Ind. Address 2i.2t WANTED COOK White orcolord. Apply imTmediatel at H5 Eatt Ohio stree . aj"e t AV AN i'FD-GlRL-At No. 121 Eaet Ohio srriet. x:j ext "1 1 r A N TED liO Y A boo t. 15 or Ui years old, to learn alight mechanical trtde. ip;yaiil East Was ingtonsueet i4-2 TTTANTf D-A FAlOl H AM) -Man .r F.jy. T. 1 a . uoouwis, , ,x t.asi Markc tttrie t. sep21etf WANTED TVVOGOOD GIRLS To dog ncral housework at 4U0 Nortn Mississippi fctree;. 23c3t WANTED MILLINERS -A fiit-cla?s Trimmer wanti d, good wages eld. st J. W. L't I LIA 'S Millinery Store, t Norti. lll;noisttri t. S-i t-2t WAN 1ED-U O It K S ,od, larje and Vc-ff-formed. Apply at East Market bale Stables. 23e3t AN Til D- SMALL GIkL Twelve to lour: i7n years old. to take cure of a baby. A fdrt-ce "Nurse," th's office. 21 vit V ANTED MEN AND liuYS-Men, ci:iitidy vy sharp bo s aa Pictures Canvatscrs, at I'm; i:,it Washii.gion street. tep2l e't A ANTED SE OND-HANi C OTI1IXG- HL hest price paid at A A, Cohen's, Si fcouth llliiiois street. 7-1 me f ANTED FURCHAsEH For a new Ha'foi " T Scale of the best manufacture. Appiv tihia oiBce uui-i'-. WANTED PLCTIASER" For" two f cmi'y Washing Machines of the best cake. Very low price. Apply at hs office. ang2.- fv TaNTED-BoARDERs By the week. V4vor meal, at Mrs. Marti dale's, 3C West MryUnd street. B''jJtelm WANTED . GIKL To Co genera! Lo i worK in lamlly of three. Lirai ww.w nai ! lnqxilr. at No. 276 North Eastsu auWt rmie WA-N i'KO OIKL toman prelerred, W do gen" era! housework for a family 01 thr.-c r rsons. ipp y at 4 North Illinois street aagi to A 1 1 f WANTED ALL PERSONS to haw t iTUFFfTimture repaired at P. KELLER'S Cabinet Miop. 13 Massachusetts avenue, scp5-Am20t fTTAVTED -PIIAETON To purcbe seroutlhand Phaeton, with top, in g oi c it.un. w ill pay a fair price. W. C SIIOR R1DO se24nutelt Offl ce over "le IRve tor. ' YYTANTEjj r ARTIES who desire a trood air-i7of o. rr- C? r Lime frhould c '11 On LACY & r- Vl 2t West MariU d s net where you ean get it r the lowest prio s and iu quantities to mit. tUraJCfrlw WAMTED-A woMAN-Or capab e Go7o It g-neialh UMworl-. A go d qil t hmi. t,,d the be-1 wages for hh winter. IdouIk t v K uth Jersey ttreet. ItTiVTl'll l . . V V "-' -rned Uidn e to cal; r st i tam Va J,i-c-'t,dt:nlial circular to them oi ! Ir GCSTAVy FARR, &&X E-st Market istic i. I:;ci oapfg, Indiana. jyS lyc f ANTED - EVERYB"DY to know that N-V.ocfc, 1 Merriflcld & Co., mine the be-t biot k tual in the State and deal in all kinds of coal ;nid coke. Office 75 and 77 V est Washington street,lijdua.apulia. ang2G-4m "VI ANT'ED Everybody travtlirp t y NoTlTln T f diana avenue, to stop at J. W la low 'e toe Ua-ii cigars, smoking and chewing tobacco, r nd p pua. The best goods for the leaet lucney. bet ing ;s belleving. Call and see.' jyis ihrnW ANT 6 D CUSTOMERS TlialTTartif-wlTi wUh for a nw harnexs tha IooVh vM. w a ell. Bhou d to to Harrin tou, 174 'n Washington Btro4t. Ronairiug done neatly and p m ly. ' gpeAn;iK ANTED CO vfoM E US You rhonl. k , tC Salter's Photograph Galh ry, 45 Kant Va!i Ington street, when you want a picmn Vui yea w 1 want to look at and enow to yocr frknrt i bfpl-m&tMm WANTED -EVERYONE TO" SEK-Th W.l-on New Underfeed fr'ewlng Macnie, a, 3 Iistfs House Block. It Is the cheapest y $15. end thj. best in the world. Warrant a fo five v . r" J. L. CHASE, se24mJke2w Um tul jta. WANTED KEOPLE HOUt D KN WI , uat the only formidable rival that Suul'tu Fluid has to contend with tor brilliancy and pfiit! of iieht if the run itself. Tie penuitu tti ih lui W ALKKR, VtKBB A CO.'S, 82 East Marfcr, street. sef.mAelm WANTED PKOfLL IO ivNoW uat niY & ROOT, comer of .Maet and Dcaw-re streets, are selling the be?t oialitie of t!oc!t. Anthracite, Yonghiogut-ny. C'.hla dund Cati:.-1 Ooa!; also. Gas Coke ana Charcoal, to be found in toe lndianapolis markets. MpJ-in4ra PERSuNS nu feeling well phould iro at once to theLnlvn,ty Medicine Depot, No. ia North Meredlaa street, and get the remedy suited to their cape. Prepared remedies for the cure of all &keaea at from f l to $ 3 per package. J)-e A. M. REED, Agrnt. VIT4NTED MEN The Domeetic Sewing Nft- " chine Co. want 100 good men, who cjn tive '6t'.rcnce and security, to 80JI the "Domeetic," both n the city and country. The moFt liberal tnducetnents offered. A good opportunity for iren who will apply themselves. Apply to or arfdrcee at the jfflce, iii East Washington utre t, Indianapolis, Ind. angS3 degni R. W LTTNDY. V're-. LOSf. LOST HLACK COW With white ou ;iiLk aid clippeionear ALyon knowing hur wlieie ahouts, will pi a-e leave word at the Tvll-Lout-e. on the Westfield plue. 21t-lt L"OST POiKhT BOOK Between Center Vai ey and Inriianapv.lig a Pocket Bootoi ntaiuii!- (,; one $50 and one lt bill. The 6nder ill be lil irally rewarded by leavingthe same at the Journal OCUe, sep'l e3t JOT BAILBi, Bellevil, i:d. LOST MON KY By baying Male old m,t .TVben b going to rorn'i, WNo th Illinois street. fa t an got the beet W s ern Reter e. For ai vn i in the uroctry line, strike forUo.n'a. Heke. ti.c bent Vt be had. ep3.TKt;iia f PERSONAL. PERSONAL Read and profit by- sdverti CTrrnt headed 'ChromosM in another column. 21 eCt ER0AL Ai.y person doIrius a I'lio-.o'Tapli that looks life-like. anl vi 111 give ou uerfect sa ifactioc, should wo to W '.l-on t tal(n, J Lsnt Washington street. They aU ayi pleae al who try thm. eeplOe&rulm BOAIIDING. BOARDING FRO VT OOM-Nic fr-nt room, furnish dorunf rnish-d, with, vt class bo-rtt at moderate rate flcas-nt looitm; nir t businesa; 2. West Maryland strew. wpSlelt ' -2f!Zrmr --rrDAVID eiTXB. WM. L. OAJUHWUrB. GEYER & CO.,' REAL ESTATE, STOCK AND K0TE BROKERS, AND NOTARIES PUBLIC. STRATFORD. This very desirable puburban addition IanJsn'&p olia is located due east of the Deaf and iruiafc Asylum ET unds, being but 123tf quarei- frora the corpo utlnn line. It con sifts of 7ti lots, ranginpn Bize from 68 100 to 8 78-100 acrt-s. four avenues ttret ts an 1 oae drive, all of which are grad?$ a strca of ever-run-' nlnt? water w.th two dn a, lorminc a btau:irui luk-j, making a most del'tentf'A lace for Iwist-iioiiig iu the eumm. ri t&a blt'.uiig in the wither. For -ariety Ot Benerv. this ad Huu r?r.rt lvi exeetled in the vicinity of" India- npoli-. 1:: n-ra a ii.g this addition with other suburban Mluitinv, we think we shall be abl to i-how the adyain it ha? over them with. frd to location, distance ) rlce. te. '- To &v plat and full Information itii regard to piVe ad His, cal) at ' ur office. GJCYEK & OARSnwiLEIl Real EoUte Brokers, Office opes from 7:30 a. if . to 8:30 p. x. Omci, front room over Fletcher's Bank, aog 1 6m lstptop w.c (Lc)

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