Indianapolis Journal, Volume 3, Number 7, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1873 — Page 1

VENING VOLUME 3. NUMBER 7. INDIANAPOLIS, "MONDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1873. PRICE, TWO CENTS.

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CO H O C5 o CO PS I Q o CO O o o o -! go E-i - O o o CD E-i o H i H K Pi S3O w ft O s I Ph O o - a o 3D CO i3 O 4o3 02 ON r CO St ' CARPMTERS & BUILDERS! ucements offered In Doors, Sash. Blinds. Glass, Hardware, and Mechanics TooIb, BY STOREY, NEW & CO. EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND PRICE 3 BE ?ORB PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. sepS-.luie Vr. M. JONES & CO., REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 70 EAST MARKET STREET. FOR SALK. House and lot, 5 rooms, on Fayette street, $2,500. House and lot, 5 rooms, on Eighth street, f3.500. House and lot, 4 rooms, on East Pratt street, $3,000 House add lot, 6 rooms, on South Illinois St., 13,500. House add lot, 7 rooms, on Rohampton street, $3,500. House and lot. 7 rooms, on East St. Joseph Street. f4,100 Hon Be and lot, 7 rooms, on Ash st, ?5,.ri00. House aud lot, 7 rooms, on Cherry st., $(5,000. House and lot, S rooms, on North Tennessee Btroct, tS.OOO. Reuse and lot, 8 rooms, on Ash St., $7,200. Houe and lot, 9 rooms, on Christian avenue, $3,C00. . House nd lot, ten rooms, on Broadway St., $10,500. VACANT LOTS. 50 feet on Boh amp ton St., between Seventh end Eighth stt, J-10 per foot. 71 feet on Park avenue, between Seventh and Eighth sts.,65 per foot. 6 feet on Broadway, south of Tinker street, $90 per foot. - . - TT , - 51 feet on College avenue, south el Unlver.sitT, tl00 per foot. Lots In Johnson's heirs' Addition, $1,200 to $3 000. goann & Co. 'sand Fletcher's Woodlawn, $040 to $1,000. Lots in "Arsenal Heights," "Ar?enal Park," JJrookside," "Allen & Root's" and all firstclwa additions. EVENING JOURNAL. IND1ANAFOUB. MONDAY, OCT. 13, 1873. ADDITIONALCITY NEWS. 2Jeab & Mkbbitx, gas-titters and plumbers, tins mornlnsr. drew a warrant upon the State Treasury for $1,404 67, lor repairs to the Hospital tor Insane. Johit O'Dosnill, who died of consumption at the City Hespital, on Saturday, was buried froia the Messrs. Hedges this afternoon. He was lormerly clerk for Mr. Doraln, wholesale linen dealer, South Illinois street ACCIDENT. Patrick Fitzgerald, a laborer at the House el tho Ootid Bheppard, while at work this mnminir. accidentally fell upon a joist and cut Ms forehead wry severely, besides injuring Wb eve and nose. Uia injuries were dressed at the Surgical Institute. Patrick boards at o9 St Joseph street . SAD NEWS FROM MEMPHIS. .Mr. J. H. McKernan, of this c ity, has recelv ed intelligence from Memphis of the death of one of hU sisters, by the dread yellow Bcourge that is carrying sadness and mourning into so many Southern homes. The letter bears date of the Sth inst,, and says 81ster Mary Josephine, an inmate of the con--vent of St. Agnes, where Slater Mary Joseph -McKernan was engaged in pious minlstrattons to the sick she having gone over Iro m Nashville to Mumphls, in company with ano ther 6ister, to nurse the sick and attend te the dying. The other sister had been tricen by the disease, and may be now ' either dead or in a dying conditt on. The first Intelligence Mr. McKernan received of any trouble, was the annoucement of .his sister's death. She was fifty-two years of ae, and her sister fifty. PERSONAL. Policeman Gxu Eeich d.ied yesterday after noon, at his residence on Huron street, after a lane and pttinfaUUness. ine iunerai was at tended this afternoon by the entire force In a body. Mr. R. was quite popular with every body. The third'numfter of the Los Angeles Eertld -hM been received. It has a neat, prosperous. nd healthy look: the sprightly locals bearing the impress of John A. KimbalL E. H. Lamme, Esq., Will start this week for the Pacific coast, to transact some legal business, and make arrangements for ultimately settling there. Mr. L. will carry with him moany good wishes. By the receipt of a special order dated October 7, ftom General McDowell, commanding, we learn that Quartermaster General J. A. " Hkln is authorized to visit Crown Hill Cemetery, at IndianaDOliS. TUeinenas oiineiaiter "General may expect to see his pleasant face eoon. Mr. Horace Lin gard and wife are registered t the Bates. tt t. A.Mfly.of Brazil; C. T. Goodwin, of Lafayette; and George G. Fenton, of Madison, Are to the city to-day. x ,r J f New York, a brother of W. recently deceased, is in t.niniipiu'wuiji , - (ha city.

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FIRST EDITION.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. I SOME RETARDED EVANGELICAL CKRB9- . fONDENCB. t DEAN STANLEY'S WICKEDNESS IN ATTENDING A PRESBYTERIAN SERVICE. , 1 PROTESTS AUD LETTERS THEREON TO .BISHOP POLLARD. TERRIBLE CALAMITY IN A STORM AT BE A.' CAPTAIN, MATE, ENGINEER AND SEAMEN WORKED OVERBOARD. j ' NEW YORK. ; BVANGBT.H.'AX IXTOLXBAMCB. Nkw York. October'IS. The action at the Dean of Canterbury in taking part In t.he cel ebration oi toe Lord's supper at Madlon Square Presbyterian Church, Sunday, the 5:h lusiant. causea, as expectea. mucn difi-ussion among members of the Anglican and Protes tant Episcopal Churches: and letter have been written to the Dean and to BiohoD Potter. oi mis diocese, tS Uxa. Kev. Dr. mw Mte Missionary Bishop of Central Africa. A tardy publication was this morning given to these letters, the txistence and import of which cave been known lor some davs. ' la his letter to Bishop Potter Dr. Fozer savs it is Dy no mens impossible tnat restless and unstable persons in EnKland will seize upon this act, which I must presume to call open hostility to the discipline of the church, aa an excuse and apology fur attending from time to time attractive services of the Church of Rome. But the result of this experiment here in America msy be even more disastrous; for so tar as Dr. Smith's Influence extends It will Eugpest the idea tbat the promise held out bv the Episcopal Church in this land of becoming the haven of rest af men who are tossed to and fro by multiplicity of contending creeds and system?, is nothing else than a mistake and a delusion. OBITUART. Mrs. Charles Backes, formerly Kate Newton. a well-known actress, died vesterdav. The fu neral will take place Wednesday. WATER WAT LEAKAGE. The Federal Council of the International Working Men's Association, had a meeting yes terday, when the Committee on Cheap Transportation recommended as the best means of laclutating transportation, tne opening of large water ways under the control of the Government, at rates covering running charges and repairs. l ne committee appointed to wait on Mayor Havemyer to see what could be done about modifying the contract S stem so as to give nrty tnoucana persons, wno were last year depending on the Commissioners of Charities, some means of earning their own bread. reported that the Mayor would do nothing, and said tnat ne aid not care li one minion people were without the chance of earning a liveli hood this winter. FOUR MEN DROWSED. The steamer J. W. ClldV at Kev West. Octo ber 8:h, from Galveston for New York, reports that during a severe huiricane on the CA.'Captain Cole, the second ottcer, the chief engineer, and one seaman were washed overboard and drowned. CINCINNATI. FIRE, Cincinnati. October 13. J. M. Hayner& Co. 'a sweet corn drying establishment, situated about two miles east oi soutn Lebanon, Ohio. was totally destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Loss, $15,000; insured for $10,000. , CAPTAIN BUDDINGTON. EVBiTANCE OF HIS TEJTIMOMT BEPORB THB IKQUBT. New York, October 12. A Washington dispatch says the examination of Capt. Buddington lasted five hours, and related particularly to his relations with Capt. Hall, he declaring there was not the slightest foundation for any report of difterence between him and Hall. His judgment about proceeding beyond the Eoint reached 83 10' was based entirely upen is experience as a navigator in these waters, and not from a fear of danger or aversion to prosecute the journey. While there might have been the appearance of an open channel, the weather in the northern latitude was so uncertain tbat no man dare risk a vessel in a higher latitude with an Arctic winter approaching, i In repiy to an inquiry as to his personal conduct, Buddincton sa'.d be bad been accus tomed to taking a dram occasionally, but denied ever having drank enough to incapacitate him for duty, or make bim unfit for tbe position of navigator in dangerous waters. ' ' The separation of Tyson and patty wan more seriously regretted by those on the Polaris than it could possibly nave been by the fle party. 09 certain, was he tbat the vescel would have been abandoned that he had made ortIarations to rait over everything of value and importance to the crew, when tbe wind suddenly changed and shifted the roians into almost an opposite position, snapping the hawsers and Increasing tne danger to me vessel. The details of what happened after the sepa ration have already been substantially nar rated. The examination will be resumed on Monday, when the death of uaptaia Jiau will be enquired into at length. FIRES. ROW OF BUILDINGS BUKNBi) AT niniiiinu, MONTGOMERT COUNTY. Terre Hacte. October 11. A special to tbe Hrmvu from Waveland. Montgomery, county, oavs a aestrucuve nre oniiui.eu iuvuu w . . . . n ( ...1 V. .... t 4mm nvinck this morning, supposed to have started in a bakery, and burned one row of business buildings and one nweiung. j.oibi ions, buirty thousand dollars. The following parties were hurnedout: Moored McCormick, drugs, in sured to the amount of twelve hundred dollars in the Continental Company; J. V- purain, stovfi and tin ware: J. D. Ong. bakery and confectionery; Peterman &Co general store; Miller, McCanpbell & Oldshaw, hard ware; Ji. oau, uruKB; naiey & Brush, stoves and tin ware; insurance In th Continental Company; L. It Qimi.i uhinr. uhrtrt unA fiirnlt.niA nf.nrAf .Toa Heudrickson. boot and shoe shop; F. N. John ston, dwelling; insured for five hundred in the Ameiiean uomytny, or unicago. Ft KB IN DETROIT. Petroit, MiC3., October 11. A fire com menced this evening, at 5:10. In the sasb. door and blind factory of J. F. Weber As Co., on Sherman street, which rapidly spread, and in a tew minutes several buildings were In Dimes, a strong northwest wind was blowing at the tine, and a great conflagration was imminent. Through great exertion ths fire was stayed, at tit twelve buildings were de stroyed, wnlch were moety frame dwellings. Among the buudlngs destroyad was J. W. Weber Sc Co's sash, door and blind factory, and Jacob Mann's brewery. Total loss, f5O,U0O; insurance trifling - BETRAYED BY HIS DOG. At DsrJinjfJon on Saturday, September 18, Charles Dawgon, an Iron worker, who bad left his wife and live with a young woman named Margaret Addison, attacked the latter in the house with a coal rake, beating her on tbe head and body. The ruffian then, as his victim screamed, pre ssed her neck down on the floor with one of his heavy boots, while with the other he kicked hr. He jumped on her abdomen, and finally seized a large earthen pan and dashed It upon her head, killing her on the spot. The whole el . the affair was witnessed by a man who was dstarred from Interfering by a loaded revolver, which Dawson held. Dawson decamped. Stroar bodies of police guarded the different roads from the town, and searched several of his haunts. At three o'clock on Sunday morning a dog, recognized to be Dawson's, was -fallowed, and Sergeant Cuthbert broke open a door at which the anl-f mal waa scratching tqebtaln admission, and captured Dawson, who was sitting on a chair. The murderer, although armed with a loaded revolver, offered bo resistance.

SECOND EDITION.

LATEST BV TELEGRAPH large drafts on the bank of englind for america. A MILLION AND A HALF OF DOLLAR) TODAY. ' HALF A MILLION ON SATURDAY LAST. MADAME BISMARCK ALIVE AND WELL. EX-PRESIDENT JOHNSON IN WASHINGTON. FOREIGN NEW3. GREAT BRITAIN. MORS tPBCIK FOR AXIRICt. Loudon, October IS. Tire bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England to day, on balance, is j05,00t, all for America. ' over nan a million dollars in specie was shipped Saturday for New York. NEW YORK MADAM B BISMARCK AIJVB. New York, October 13. A Washington dispatru says the German Minister received In telligence from Berlin stating autboratlvely that Madame Von Bismarck Is not only not dead, but is not sick. The story was very probably invented by the Ultrnmontsnists to coincide with the arrival of Victor Emmanuel at Berlin, so it would appexr Blsmark had suffered this application of the King of Italy. CIIICAGO. MURDER. Chicaoo. October 13. About midnight last nleht, at a boarding house at 81 Butterfled street, in the extreme southern part of the city, Patrick Lawless was stabbed so that ha died In an hour afterwards by James Walsh. who, with two companions had forced an en trance into the house, with the design of at tacking the keeper of the house, who had expelled him for non-payment of board. The murderer and his companions have all been arrested. FORT WAYNE. UNION FAIR AT WATERLOO, INDIANA. Fort Watnb. Ind.. October 13. The Fair which has been runninir for several davs at Waterloo City, closed Saturday. In which the counties of Steuben, Noble, DeKalb, Lagrange. Kosciusko, and Elkhart were represented The last day over six thousand tickets were sold. This. with complimentarles. made the crowd at t.hn lowest estimate over ten thousand. Tbe dis play of every thing was grand and the races excellent. The trotting race for purse of $200, was won by thn racer General Sherman, whose best time was 2:34. The running race was won by Woodchuck. whose best time waa 0:50. During this race Youuer Pilertm lumped a fence into a large crowd, but no one was hurt. i WASHINGTON. A. . IN TOWN. Washington. D. C. October IS. Ex.Preal. dedt Johnson arrived this morning, and Is at the Metropolitan Hotel. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS IN FIRST NATIONAL. Tbe Secretary of the Treasury states that ha was not previously aware of the fact that at the time of its failure, tbe First National Bank of Washington had on deposit Government money In the excess of security of $100,000 In United States bonds, and otherwise required to be de posited wun tne united states Treasury as se curity for the safe keeping and prompt payment ox tne public moneys deposited with tbe bank. Judge Richardson says, however, that occurrences of this kind are not unusual; that it occasionally happens that in the course of business an anxouot of public money Is sometimes temporarily deposited with Government depositories in excess oi tne actual security given by them. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. HBW YORK MONEY MARKET. Nw Yoax, October 13. Money loaned at 1-16 and lnterext. Gold opened at 1C8' and told up to 108f." Governments ate dull and bat little doing. State bonds are dull. Stocks are veiy Irregular. ' CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. Chicaso, October 13. Hofls Receipts at the Union Stock yaid. ta 11 i . w . for the paet 4H hoars. 9.100 head The market is dull and weak; extreme rang-, 44 60; heavy at A 4 A . ft 1 . L A. ) . A A A air A dm f ru, iu; "Kill, jrrau. ml 4 aauu ti. CATTi.i Kcctipt. 4,254 bead. CINCINNATI MARKET. CruoixKATl, October IS. Fwna-qniet at 7ai7 10. Vtbcat Baaier and dull: No. 3 at $1 881 40. Corn Quiet ai Mc. Oats Quiet at 3S4t 15c Whiokt Unsettled: sales at899fc. Cotton Weak at 17c. Miss Pork Salable at $14 75; held at $15. Bna Meats Quiet; held at Saturday's prices. Bacon Outet: salea of sbonldera at hVr.; clear rib at 8Wc: clear at 8Vc Lard Unlet; steam la held at 8c: aalea of kettle at TOLEDO MARKET. Toi.kdo, October 16. Flour Dnll. Whbat Dull at lfft?c lower: amber, snot. tl 35W; seller Nov.. tl 38: No. S red. snot. XI S3K uobn Dun ana lower: Lien mixed, seller Dec at 4c Oat Dull and nominal. PhXiaHti -Du.l and unchanged. ST. LOUIS MARKET. St. Louis, October 11 Flour Unchaneed. WarT In eood demand for best erades: sales of Via 8 raij fi a; no. rati f i aa. Lum ijijief at w(,xc in wareooaae. Oats Quiet at HOc in warehouse. R v Steady at b8&T0a , Barlst Unchanged. Whisht No sales. Pork No sales; dry salt lower for summer: clear nn pacaea anc Bacon Lower; order lots at 8, 8, 8,, , Xc LxkD Quiet and nochaneed. Hobs Lower, a. $3 754 20. PJnpAQO MARKET. CnipAop, October 13. Flour-Quiet and nominally nnchanped: eood suoipe spring eirs si is out&a; Hipneaqts at 7 3t; supers at (&4 60. Whsat Inactive $1 OOjtfSM OOfi for nothing done in notions or sDot. Norembar; Corn Steady at 86M&Xc for October t and STH Oats Quiet; sales SJc for November. Provisions Hesvy. Pork Nominally at 14 BO cash, $12 75 DecernDsr. o.Tered. and 113 for January. LABb Is eg jler: sales of 1,00) tierces at 7)c for January, 7S'c for Deether, nominally 7c for February. Msats Lower; sales of 40,000 lbs of short ribs at ye fojfst)b; futures nominal; short clear u'ered at BXc Whisky Qnlet. FOREIGN MABitETS. yiWAMOIAL. London. October IS, nr. v. Consols, money pliffiMf Coneula, account. vt.&tW a-os of 185 o2 6-20S . 1867 (W 10-40S 91 X new o per cenia w Erie sinau num. LrvaaroOL, October IS, 4 r. w. Floor Is selling at JfV&J!)s. Wheat Winter Is selling at 12s 4d; Milwaukee red winter Is selling at lis 4dls td; California hit Is selling at 13s 5d13s 8d; CallforEia club is selllnK at 12a 10d(ftl3 d- Corn is setntt at 32s 6d&32 9d. Pork advanced Is, Is selling at 72a. Beef Is selling at 8Js $d. Bacon )s ejl)ng at 4Ufig at jls Bo. roe no, lAjn aavaacca an, ana t Ai-it i in . . A Vi j - X U1UW IB KillOK"9"11 r-Leggltt, son of Hon. M. D. Leggltt, U. 8. UPmmlBsloner of Patents, was killed by falling from a clifi on glx-mUe Creek, near Jthica, aura, taafniga!

THIRD EDITION. HE VERY LATEST HARD TIMES AND FAILURES IN BERLIN.

4 NAVAL BATTLE AT CARTHAOENA i THB INSURGENT . .FLEET. DEFEATED SUICIDE IN A COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE. CINCINNATI APPROPRIATES FIFTEEN THOU SAND DOLLAhS FOR MEMPHIS. : FOREIGN NEWS. ! GREAT BRITAIN. f - FAILURES IN BERLIN. .' . i London, October 13. A dispatch from Ber lin announces several failures in that city.' ' MISSINO. , J The man who arrived here a few days ago.' claiming to be Arthur Orton, has disappeared. offcial. Lord Teaterden will succeed Edmund Ham mond as Under Secretary- of State for ioielgn departments. ; SPAIN. . ; NAVAL VICTOR T. Madrid, October 13. The Intransigents fleet has been defeated by the national squadron. The fight took plaee Saturday, near Cartagena, and lasted two hours. Tbe insurgent vessels were considerably injured and were compelled to return to the Cartagena harbor. The Government squadron consisted of the Alamansa, Victoria, Carmen, and two smaller vessels. There Is a rumor that the Titnon has been captured, but the Government has received no such intelligence. There is great rejoicing over the victory. CINCINNATI. AID FOR MEMPHIS. CINCINNATI. O.. October 13 Th Common CouncU of this city to-day appropriated 115,000 for tbe benefit of the sufferers of Memphis and 8hreveport. PATERSON. SCICIDB. PATERSON. Oct. 13. Edward Enrllab. aired 20, of Alexandria, while conversing with some friends In tbe County Clerk's office, this morning, suddenly shot himself dead. A love difficulty is said to be the cause. . NEW YORK. STOKES. Ne.h York. October 13. The trial of Edward S. Stokes Was resumed this morning, but up to noon no additional jurors nad been ootained. FAILURE. The failure of P. H 8tevens was announced this morning at the Stock Exchange. IMPORTANT SKIT. Papers were served to-dav In the suit of Wm. Scott, of Erie, Pa., against Kenyon, Cox & Co. Tbe is Intended to restrain Daniel Drew, a special partner In tbe firm, from disposing of his property, which it Is alleged her is doing, in order to escape his liabilities In hie connection with the Canada Southern railroad bonds.wbich were said to cause the failure of Kenyon, Cox & Co. A DISCOVERT. A rather astonishing bit of chemical news ap pears In a Paris letter to the Turf, Field and Farm. It describes a dln-overv related at a secret session of tbe Paris Academy of Science. June 13. This discovery is tbat hydrogen, hith erto considered an element, is in reality a combU nation of two elements, one of which Is nine times as light as hydrogen, and twenty-five times as light as ordinary illuminating gas. Tbe new element is called abaron, meaning weightless. It will not burn, extinguishes flame, is rithout odor, taste or color. Tbe discoverer Is M. Leharre, a well-known French chemist, and nis discovery waa not an accident, but tbe re sult of a series of successful experiments. The Influence of the discovery, should it be substan tiated, upon ballooning, will be manifest?? The tremendous lifting power of abanon will render capable of resisting all strains and shocks, and aiso or preventing tne escape oi tne gas by exoeaaesia. A FEMALE MILL A Birmingham. England, paper describes a scandalous pugilistic encounter which took place between two women in Glover street, Birmingham. Kate Dowell and Ann Maria Morgan were the combatants (says the paper ia uestlon.) There were twenty or thirty rouuds lasting as many minutes which shows that both sides "went in for business" and that the women an seconds, who "kneed" them, as in a regular prize fight, between the rounds. Mrs. Morgan's second was her husband, who exhorted her to 'go for her antagonist in these words: "If yer don't light. I'll five ver what for. Pull yer Jacket off, aud fight like a man." And In tbe course of the tight he "went to the tap and got some water to rub her face with." These facts were stated at tbe police court. where Dowell was charged by Morgan with an assault. The conclusion of the case is almost incredible "The evidence showing that there were faults on both sides, prisoner was discharged." ' in -Dr. James Jones, one of tho original nrn feasors of th Uciversily of Louisiana, died to-day, aged 66. The National Bank Examiner reports th loss to tbe Merchants' National Bank of Lowell, by the defalcation of the cashier, at 103,701, with a possible liability of f 31,000 more. There were three death from yellow fever' at Montgomery, Ala., within the past twentyfour hours, Tbe deaths to-day and Friday are the only cases, and are attributed to cold weather. Tnree fatal cases of yellow fever were reSorted yesterday, in Argenta, opposite Little ock, being men employed on the Memphis and Little Hock Railroad, who contracted the disease in Memphis. A quarantine Is to be established between Little Rock city and Argenta. - i SOCIETY NOTICES. P. A. KING WILLIAM LODGE NO. 11 L Meets every Thursday at 7W o'dork a. Regular nomination for officers coxtTbursday night. By order of the Lodge. juu w. wutt. secretary. TRADE ASSEMBLY Kogular geml-Moataly meetlna this (Monday) evening, at 1 o'clock, at Union HalL AU delegates are requested to be present. By order, W. F. GILK1S0N, President. TO LOAN. T LOAN HONEY To loan on Jewelry, cloth1 Ice, furniture, etc, at ths City Loan OiHtt, a North Ijllnrta strepfc ma7-lT ' JAMES E FRANKLIN. ATTORNEY AT LAW, O0tf NQ TALBOT k NBW't BLOCK, ; Indianapoltsi Ind, Practices In ths State and Federal Courts of Indl ana. Spools! attention given to collections, and matCOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE -VTOTICK is heraby Riven that by ylrtus of an orjl oeror tns nnperlor Court of Marten eonntv. Bute of Indiana, to ni directed as Commisstr ner. wherein Mry E. Elliott t al. ara pUlntlfra. and mmunm a. auu n ai. are oerendants, l wui sen at pnyate sale, oa tbe 14th day of October. 1873. ths following described real Ut. to wit: Lot Ham per sat, to weoD's snbdirUion of oat lot number 99, In the City of Indianapolis Ind. Terms or sale: One-aslf cub, ha'.a. a nets payable in twe ve months frpas aath of aale. hearlsj til per benL Interest ner atnnm. lacnred hi mortaairson tne premuea, ana 4v pr eeut. attorney's fees If sutt is Institated on aald nota. - Diam wui m raceivea at mi nice. Hoa. is ana is Baldwin's Block Indianapolis, Ind., and If tot slq 09 the ttth'oi October, 1873. bids will eoaitnu to,V twA until ! .n.. I. ' pplatjflt fiEO. . koliraty pomauaonet,

FOR 8ALEMISCELLANKOU8. 1TOR SALE RESTTTRANT AND CONFECTION KRY 104 South Illinois street oc86t 1?OH SALE FUHNITtfRE-Fina nw famitnre at low flgares. 81 East Market sweet. JunS tf TXR 8 ALB CARPETS New rag carpets at 81 J? East Market street. jnn3tl T?OR SALE-CARPETS Notions, Cooking Stoves X1 and Lounges at 81 East Market street mylOetf FOR SALE HORSES A pair of good horses, Drive wU double or alngle. Apply to Mafor

""n vmi pwtiw Anenw. OCtlleo TJVJR SALS CHEAP HOR5E-By Cuiloden 4 A? Co., Real Estate Brokers, 78 East Washington street, one nne carriage horse. octileS trOH SALE STOVES New SLd second-hand Stoves of all descriptions at 81 East Market street, iniur CH)R SALE CHEAP SCALE A fine Grocer's - oc'5j wna Deam, .new ) Address wi, turn w, luim UU1CV LjX)K SALE STOVES por cooking and heating; 1 twent.Sff natlom. Uii.n.T Stove Honse, 170 East Washington at. epS3e30 . - MAvuMiar A new proved sewlne aiachlne. r.hran? nn noihi. n.. mmla r.ll . . lift tr. rtl.1. . T KTJ T?OR SALE A LA RGB LOT well-kept FuraP nltnM a thai m mA v j i t3 oa i? r -ii -r " svcvuuu-iuuia i urn i tare EOR SALS BOARDINQ HOUSE-A11 the Fnrnl- - ioa uiwlUUMUUlK ilUUK. Tha SArtltfk MM Lr twwsiiaaln. Iw. H-.ii- a dregg or call at S5 eet Georgia atrevt. tvt&6r F?R 8 AII OYSTERS Tha celebrated ehaltoiiRa brand of oyster ai the dtf aodtmPPr HtitrM A? stntrl AQ Vnrk Till--.- Z . j Indiana avenue. ortfi2 FOR 8ALV FURNITTjEK New and aecoodgoods at J7I East Washington street Second-band f omltnre and old stoves bought and sold. sept'le30 TX)R SALE ER8E"ANDBUGQT A stylUh X1 vonnir driving hnruwlih , inn Knm . . i or aenaratp Iv. ArMre.a .T.m. Ti i m.-d".;;,!,.. 11 J A UDt VAtlVCt I. OK SALK DRUG STORit-A half interest in I an estahlUhM hn.in.a n,tk. mi. , v. m.w nuw.O BtlVa. II Terms fsvorab'e. Address for further narticulara. STONE. Journal office. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. T7OR SALE-LOT-Corner of State aveenue. in BaAPBUHT g Co J 5 Irginla avenne. octll att IPOB SALE M LOT8-In Brightwood. 75 by 100 feet each: nrtea of all. all rum rw . uD... at'RT A Co., 15 irginla avenue. ortl I att R SALE A LOT lo Mo-rion's Third Addition K5 per foot front. Dtmcs, Bradbi-ry Co. w "Hiui 'CUUB, OCtll C3 TTHJR 8ALFroPEHTY-A oargaln. nice prop X erty north: all conveniences: five ronmn- nrir 3 1.000, tfVM eah. Inquire of owner 9 and 10 Roach McDonald Block, 8d floor. orl.Vit T?OR SALE THREE CHOICE LOTS la Hanxahorse and buggy. Inquire at 81 East Market street. epiur TXR SALE A FINE LOT-On Virginia avenne, V 40 ly 134 feet, on FletrW. ITIli- ami foot. Dtmks, Bsadbubt A Co. .15 Virginia aveana. octll e3t TJOR SALE LOT-gOxSOS feet on the cerner of L Illinois and Morrtunn sttlAat41 ftt: ftrlA lai tfr f fOOt DTKSS. BaADBCB A Co . IS Virvinl s iVAntiP. octll-S R SALE L O T8 . Twelve lots on Srwlden street, la Car Cnmnanv'a Addlt 40 feet. Kacb $1,000. Dtnx. Bbadri rt A Co.. 15 Virginia avenue. oct 11 e3t TTOR 8 1LE LOTS Two lots on Hill avenue, Car 17 Comnanv'a adrilHnn mrh ni-rtAK ru an each. Dykxh, BaAOavar A Co . 15 Vlrelnla avenne. oct lies T7OR SALE LOTS No. l.7, 153, 1 59, and 160 In r Fletcher's Woodlawn Addition. ttna- aluo 40x 187 feet on Fraspect street, $1,150. Dvnks, Braobi'kt is un., id Virginia avenne. octMeU I?CrR SALE LOTS-Thre Ore loU In Johnson's r" heirs' addition, corner of Broadwav and Tenth streets, each 1 1.500 1 i lota In Bbortiidge'a subdivision f part of Johnson's heirs' addition, 85x140 feet, each tt S00. Drasa, Bradbust Co., 15 Virginia avenue. octileS TTOR SALE A RARE CHANCE We hae two C ui'cea of DTODeii v In the eeatral nart of th city, one of which can be bandied with f 7.000 cash, the other with f s,000, that we are safe in say Tig are two oi u Deai epeomsra now onerea in in la county for anjnveaunent In real eslata. A beautiful cottaee. nanered. erained. clean and complete; corner lot; Rood location: for 1.500; 4UO cash, balance on lorn tune; also one for 1.800. mason, Mclaughlin co., 16W East Washlnetea. anl6tf DRS. BANCROFT L SALTZMAN. . HOMEOPATIII8TS, OFFICE: RoomNo. 3. IVlartlndalst'si Bloolc DR. BANCROFT, . I DR. SaLTZMAN, Res: 875 Christian are. Res: 141 W. N. Y. at Janl7ely NEW CARPETS ARRIVING. We are now offering an elegant line of new ' . private patterns in BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRIES In the well known foreign brands of John Croesley & Son, E. Bhaw & Co.. n. J. Dix--on & Sobs, Perrine & Griffin, Oower, "Wood ward & Co. In addition we ask rjarticular attention to our selection of LOWELL AND CROMPTON BRUSSELS In many new and elegant designs and col ors. Also 500 pieces three and two-plys, supers, etc ' Cash buyers will save money by looking through our stock before buying. ADAMS, MAXSUR & CO, ' narlOasm IF YOU WANT A FINE WATCH, OR ANTTHTNQ IN JEWELRY, -'-AT- ' REASONABLE PRICES. -GO TO M'LKNE : & , NORTHROP'S, Bates House Corner.

WANTED FEfllAItE UKLP. WASCLmV-At 737 North Meridian street, Ooorf ,fod f'rt who can tome well recommended. Pood wage, giren. octileS

WANTED -MISCELLANEOUS. w XJ-l?- Fnrniture, etc.. ntvKv. enl 1 1 r ayitL.-ii' KNOWN That we sell new as ket street. " ecolld'nand tnnutttra st 81 East MarYf ANTED-CCKRENCV-School Board enrren-IV-ANTEB-MEN-Who have tbe will to do, and y are trrinu to Snt tho tn a n .1 . at 76 East Maryland atreet to-dav. WAN'TED-Ir KNOWN Tbat we have $S,000 JI in cash to Invest in second-hand f omltnre at oi iwnaaraet street. . aeplltf yANTED-EvsRY LaDY-That wanu a pure tj r -r'. 7 ' i cenia rnonia Bototha ..i K "North PennsylvsnU street. . w,",t - " i, hkow waiana avenue Kltt1?1 mU?K ro'tnei' winter wood, cord, block and stove, all hard and dry. aepg jm Jan.. street, d UvVIacnT pperly'nd Tllsj TTT ANTED Married Ladles to call or and alamo ' tuunucuuai circular to them os t n. etJSTAVUS FARR, No. 6 East Wa.Kimjton ,troeu over Fancv R7nr tr,( n.r.u. T.J,7i . i ii 1 - " atjawua inniaai YVA?Ki:,OPL.E J. KNOW-That WTbaT; . " -mr, hj oe iouna in tne city, at SS North Pennsylyania street. Our tenant clears are slM Draft fl aa anv tamn. A ..M . i . KtSeira cigar in tne city. WANTED TO DO Bouse C eanlnn, Wtlt" v. j. , L , v """v ryr iianeini: ana all kinds of lob labor. All orders left at No. 179 Indl. ana i avenue, will be attended to promptly by David Sk-ott. TTTANTED PARTNER The underolened w:il ,K ' , Z zl ju uub eujre in inaianapolls la about ten days. In wblch a one or two thousand dolJar interest m. iu k.j i u . " lar son. J " " - .. iiui uiuue. Office open till U myiseu AUCTION SALES. A t'CT'ON. A splen lid stock of baU at one-half , ... n.-uiuKwin nreeu AT'V1 1 We will aU, Bamrdayats . m.1 Patmi, til Kast Whlnirton a'treeT jTSO Sm AUCTION. New single and doubl harness" 1 whips, fine loteia-a ware, and a v'erv lartre lot of furnltnuw. nnii..n. ... " V,erJ SOU A PATKB. AnrMnni T7,, JU"V.'AWktreet. ... naanineioa JjSO-Sra A' rPTTnvi-TrTMi-r-,, . i. a "roay, at io a m., i ko.. Z. " lurnuurs; marble too hlnKtonstreeT."- " lJ A V?hi, ewiU Saturday at 10 a.m.: ,in,hi ";r' .c,on'; iw .mattreases. bed dIwsom Paw..7ASLJE2. W ton street A U'iON. 1 ,W wlU ,el1- 8turday moraine at To n. .n Kooaa, looting Klasaea f. " ouu iisnu carpets, etc DAWanii JulCti0neer,-U1 tWMhlneU..K FOUND. P eothwfyGro'stoe.116 FD7,!.V-Tht th. bTTt at 81 East 1 " mJ JV rV?.TF?.Lopj-:ehTnnt-r. ; - " raiaca Airtlf IS tor. M Mi.rtW taSS c U?" " " Kood any Un "at ' rtMaalm LUWll-THAT THE NEW AND BECGSTU f hand furniture deal-.rs. 81 Eaat Market rtreiv haoneofth, largest and best iouV iiwaaaa, I Wsi''' the city' 5 wood lW z. "ww. street. M,"tu na Micaisaa FOR RENT. FET-DK8K ROCM-Offlca No. 4 ITa OCtlOMtr flRN17A7. J .'oepin.room; Ainint i.uuBica A. Abbomit. Sic. ApplvatrsintkMJ-0'""-F?!hVJ!r! Block: . " " ociiies a'n In r vr t s " m not oe let to s eep in. J. M. Jtdah. vtirwin BOARDING. araTKI-BOARD-GeBtleman and Ladv to . inre room, rurnipijed or nnfurnished ! term bouse. N'o. sm Wt "Ne; YoriT .iroZKif Itary Park, snd bavin? thoronphlv TeSS : nlly furnlabed the same, I ii? tow ra? .,-- raM,w -wKvu. Bju, A., a. Roal ; ortlle REMOVAL. - " art nnvSel PERSONAL. PERSONAL - EVERYBODY When wanting choice tol'et articles should to t pL 3 Drug 8tore,M North PennsylvaiuaYtreeU c I -li..C7. ' tried the Golc en Crown sWrhtennsy vS: SJSJ a7vS not. yon better. befnM ,ZTT!l.. t' ' Te ocioelm iur anotaer. pERSOMAL-PKKhOSS-De.lrina- to dUrw., .hnnM I Tnrnltnre to eood advantare, for rih. aeDlltf . " cumuco w Dn' uARCHITECT. TOIL 8TOVBTR rn .h.u " LOST. TL,llC?l braced yrfta iirr -"- nacoeo, at zpoRloav ?? 7? nKht tast... 4 reward will b. ta SBtTr "n "ng same at w Ath atreet. or thU cOice. - ; viivihiuj amMxra mooey. two rheck. and som. eravel tJcktU. 1 willrlve a uWral ..iov. oanea PHYSICIAN. free. Bnof rera "it v?lS.Aj2iAB5:8..'enc.U S8 W spal atteaSon to tbTtaYL 5?f MRS. R. SWAIN, M. D.. OO North Delaware Bt. Special attention to diseases of wonea aadcrjld rta. WUI vlatt acaU cams la city 11m! U. rTirr iji WARRANTED NOT TO RETURN. TO EXCHANGE. PROPERTY Town kU la Toneka. rood b.n. ! ih.? i?" JP4J',ful ' deairsbls p.erty t"ocs ae : aMxed with a

TTT ANTED PA YINO INVE8TMENT8aTi per-Urrvx?Zr?iSee&'7-Pfnff Investments to call on McKERNAN, DOUGLASll A HITT. M Wt w..Z

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