Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1870 — Page 4
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J AA iAA V . A vv.'L* - a W 3M1^:Ca Al^iAI Cirit Ciftfrrr.—s,3f/T. Hendricks Haasiii<k Ames, to tae Baltimore Conference, bed
▼?. Herrr Ilartman; suit of damafre.
- ^hrr. r poBM of CLnrch. has receired a transfer
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beea assigned to the pastorate of Madison Ar-
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The Vfcemetst in the case was finished at | enoe Chorea, one of the best charges is the
connection. The church is a new one; has a
noon and the ease given to the jarr-. Conjno* Pteas.—S,087. Tgnatias Droege et
aL, Til J. H. Cropper ct al: suit on note. During the progiw of tike trial this Boning Jeremiah Weakley, a witness, was brought into court pa an altnchment, and fined $10 for contempt of eonrt in refusing to obey a summons.
Cowb msionas.—The CeaBissioaers settled
this morning with Alexander Jameson, Trustee of Wayne township. His report showed receipts lor 1M0, $10,961 75; disbarmmenu, $7,248 25; balance on hand, $3,703 50. Of this amount $731 f* is to the credit of the
school fund-
Also, with Kamuel Core, Trustee of Lawrence township. The amount of funds receired in thiftopnship daring 1869, was $7,927 13; disburementa, $5,416 94; balance on hand, $2,510 W) Of this balance, $536 77 is credited to the school fond.
handsome parsonage attached, and a member*hip of about two hundmd and fifty. The transfer doe? not take effect until the expiration of Hr. Sims pastorate in this city—next September. The Baltimore charge remains ansnpplied in the meantime. This transfer of Mr. Sims will be somewhat of a surprise to his friends, and to the Indiana Conference.
of England,
the habit
was in
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. Ow fellow wanttyman wa nt of saying. -How vwy uppropria
by war of commendation whether apropos or hot. The statuary in the grounds receired hi? comment so often as to nettle the host, trho determined to non plus his guest. So stopping before the family eanh and pointing to a figure near of General Jacksoa on horseoack, be sao, "How do yon tike that staiae of General Jackson?’ 1 "How very appropriate! was the ready reply. "How ’do yon make that out?' ‘"Oh. General Jackson was al-
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At the ball of the Hebrew Congregation, to-night, the following rules will be strictly observed: No children will be admitted to the floor. The maskers will be required to make themselves known in the reception room to n committee appointed for that purpose. The grand march will commence at 9 o'clock
promptly, and supper will be «rred *t 12. , DwBUJlf0 H(>CT1 WE OB Toad*.—My For the accommodation of persons wishing to ! x 0 . 33! North Pennsylvania street, view the costumes and dancing, without tak- j for ^ #r 9XcluMgt for E smttiltT p^rtr
AtoCAL ITEMS. Axt one desiring something new in the line of men’s and boys clothing should not foil to stop in at the Arcade, No. 6 West Washington
ing part therein, the gallery will be thrown
ider was remitted.
Jones was fined $20 30 on two charges. Ajfricahora] Mechanical and u ort i cu i tura i of drunk and profanity, lie was sent to jail. | g oc | et y organized vesterdav by electing the
Mklael Boeady^id $9 00for being drunk i followin? of5wr?: ' Tnr ce!eoration of * Patrick ? Day by the j President—L. W. Hasselman. Irislinien of this city, began "early in the ' President—E. S. A’.vord. morn ip'.’*’ Masonic Hail, which was appro- Secretary—J. George StilA
by paying the difference, property, is in perfect order.
It is first-class For particulars!.
—- _. Mavoe>.—John C. Heenan, sick and sorry,
Chicago ExpreM *:10 p. «. 4:* p. «a. ; paid $6 If* of a $9 00 fine for drunkenness and open *t fiftTcents a ticket.
LAPATtoT* Eailboad. I the remaimier was remitted. j The Board of Directos of the Indianapolis (<*li “y office. No. 83 East Market street.
i Wm. Jones was fined $20 30 on two charges Afrr4f . n1mrfil u whanira i and H nrtiril i tlira , | 5 eodtf • T. B. Tatu**.
CLi*ago Exprew 8:0C p. m. 4:15 p.ia.
\ ' ’ ClXCWXATT RaII ROAD.
Baltimore Express 2:50 am. 5:10 a. m. tUo-'innati iifali JOrOt x. m. 72:151 (mw. Martinsville Accomzoodat'n 1 :-V) p. m. 9*0 a. m. Hlfbt Expresi «:50 p. in. “:£» p. w.
Truk* Haut« Railroad^ a-.a 1 ?*. m. pri&teiy decorated, was early thrown open to j Treasurer-—S. H ibbard
3QAST U£A YIMQM The Oldest Sewing Machine
m THE WORLD
BrNIXEWI NOTICED.
“THE HOWE,”
The Howe Machine Co. ilmvinf nil the Late and Importnat
hJhAPrrsa> to EVERY VARIETY OF SEWING.
Unequalled tu EKCEllSHCE anil DURiNUTV,
MI NT STORE Let
AnisU;
s^'Kass^isir'-'-^
KATHEE Htbrnim tad Satnritjr,
AT HALF-PACT TWO O'CLOCK. AniraBOir-aS Cento to all parts partedan, see small bills it ihs samseaa baebtaiaed at WUlaid’st
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oftiw sowse. Far the day. BaaerreA " Moaic Store with-
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'toV^be" Fair
health mi exercise of
ir^ssss?Tw?r HOLLER SKATIUMi, 7/
Cla. and »?t. 7>»uU Express
3:26*. 2:40 a. w. IP',, - - ^ ,
m. Uola Imp Exprew W <Y. a. m. ! t *, e rjiccpfion of the Emmet Guards, who The election o: a Superintendent was post-
SfLla Night Express l S l <:r pC ! g^ti eid ta the numher of fifty, an-P at half f for thv pre.-cn:^ and of , riotbe. which they « r *
Vac*m»m Bailwiab. - P 4 * 1 n ] ne tnarohed to St. Peter’s church, on j Tng finn ^ £ lai[n Brothers, of Rome. New well low at gold prtern. IT-2 Accommodatfon 7 JJ*- »• *- «• j Da’igljerty ^rtet, where btgn mass was eele-1 York maan fy ct(1Kr8 0 f cotton machinery.
GALL A R('t»H. at 101 Eaat Washing- <
toss etrcct, the CwearS How-c. I rpHKTT «c<■«*.{Tv-.mdernoodand operated, l^caese keep the largest and nsoat varied wtock . A they are simple, aixl contain very little mo-
tif Carpet*. Wall Papers. Window
past nine marched to St. Peter’s church,
Daugherty street, where high mass «'*« <* J< H York" inanufilcturerB
fWortblcgton Accouj. 2:00p.m. 8:55 p. w. | b-rated and a f^nnon delivered by Father P. It. CntrotvATt Jowcnox Railroap. i Fitzo^riek. The Guards reassembled at the Morning Express 'i^p. S.* *”?f« f . m! Half dt balf-past one, when ft lieautiful Irish
' " flag, the handiwork of the Irish ladies in this
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ComCBAVALLS AXO Nlt'Vt ASTLK BKAX< II.
peunenrsHie Ftop. ». ». w. Conners^tile FWa. w. 6:Vi p. m. Newewlle r.-»o a. m. 10:$5p. ui. Newcastle 4:2*p. m. 1!:4Aa. m. lamAXAPOLis, Bloom ia«TO> ajtd Watt’* Rajlw’y AceommodatSoo 7^0a m. 10«>a. m. Mali 8:40 p. a. 4:40 p.u.
xheT city.
city, amd a raarve! of beauty, was presented to tfaelEmmet Guards at the hands of Miss Lizz*e!u Ifara, of the Pyle House. The flag was received, on behalf ol the company, by
the Captain, John Bywaters.
The procession was then formed, and headed by a band of music, paraded the city ih the following line of march: North on Illinois to Market, east on Market to Pennsylvania,north on Peonavlsania to New York, east on New York to Noble, south on Noble to Washington, west on Washington to Illinois, south on Illinois to Georgia, west on Georgia to Tennessee, north on Tennessee to Maryland, west on Maryland to West, north on West to
Nimr transfers of reTl estate recorded this f Wadiiogton, east on Washington to Masonic
Purim MA4Qcnun« at Mozart Hall to-night. Tax candidates attended the socials last
n i K III.
Emmet Guards’
night.
ball at Masonic Hall to-
morting—$21,425.
La*4>« nambers of emigrants are now pass-
ing through the city.
Thb Central train was snow delayed two hours worth this morning.
W. L. Pvt* has been appointed guardian of the minor heirs of T. W. Austin. 8i»t> »own on stony ground—a lot of wheat dro|>ped on Washington street this morning.
W. M. Frbnch says that he will lie nominated for Senator. We can tell better on Sunday.
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Shkubv’s MtssTBUta at the Metropolitan tonight, with new and attractive performance. Thr billiard tournament for the championahip of Shelby county commenced at Sbelby-
vitle last night.
Rtmoa has it that the Pennsylvania Central Railroad is about to resume work on the Vin-
cennes and Cairo road.
Hi'caiooe legal tender notes of the two doldenomiaation are in extensive circulation throughout the city. Look out for them. Mr. Brckru went out after ducks this morning, shot five and got another, without shooting—in the river, caused by the icebreaking. A Chikrsr time card for the Pacific Railroad hangs in the office of the Bates House. It
i9 a curious looking document.
At the meeting of the School Board last night the bid of Goddard & Son, to do the cut stone work on the new second ward school
house, tor Was accepted.
Tim ladies of the
tihurch will set a lunch in the lecture room of t$e church oti election day. A good idea, and Wo hope they will make money by it.
Hall.
When the procession arrived at the hall, General Itfacauley proceeded to address them in a neat little rpeech, which was received with rapturous applause. The Mayor was followed by R. S. Sproule, Esq., Father Fitzpatrick, and others, when the assembly broke up in the best of feelings to all mankind, and especially to Irishmen. - A ball by the Emmet Guards at Masonic Hall to-night will close the festivities in honor of .^t. Patrick’s Day.
The following notice was posted upon an oiiec door on East Washington street: “A B Cent on business. Be Back in
hjriver.”
Tag; Attorney General, in response to a letter of jinquiry addressed to him by the Superintendent of Public Instruction, has submitted an opinion concerning the surplus derived from the tax collected under the dog law. He finds it impossible to reconcile its provisions with those of the school law, and decides that the surplus left aftdr the payment of claims for killed or maimed sheep, must be paid to. the Township Trustee, to be by him distributed for the benefit of the public schools of the township; and where city or town schools are maintained independently of the Township Trustee, they can derive no Taenefit from it. This does not harmonize with the theory of Superintendent Hobbs, who believes the fund should be distributed in harmony with the general provisions of the school law. By the practical operations of the dog law, as Interpreted by the Attorney General, Indianapolis will pay nearly all the tax. while the surplus, amounting to about five hundred dollars annually, will all be given to the schools in the IHUe belt of Centre township outside the
city limits.
Attornfey General Williamson has also rendered another opinion, concerning the juris-
r* .u o v * • i diction of the civil authorities in cities and
Fourth Presbvtermn f . , . tawnal over school property. He holds that they have no control over' iv the School Trustees having exclusive jurisdiction, and beingfacflouDtable only for waste or neglect
of duiy.
A biSPATCH from Lafayette this morning
mill work, herb, root, and paper preasera, and general machinery, have, it is announced, determined to remove their entire establiahraent to this city. They expect to commence erecting buildings for their use very soon and will probably locate them in the vicinity of the
Bellefontaine railroid shop?.
Chkistiax Chapki., on the corner of Delaware and-Ohio street?, will be enlarged and improved this season by the building of a porch entrance in front, the extensidrFOf the main building the width of the present vestibule, and the building of a chapel in the rear of
the chnrch edifice.
The Journal of this morning says: The Attorney General of State is about to commence proceedings against the Auditor of Marion county, for refusing to place upon the Ux duplicate the 40 per cent, increase which was directed by the State Board of Equalization in their session here last July. The average value ofland in Marion county is $43 72. and 40 per cent, additional wiil make it $62 20, while the average value in Hendricks county is but $27 87, and in Brown countv $4 41, and other counties in propor-
tion.
The State Board of Equalization was composed of eleven County Auditors, one from each Congressional District. Of the eleven counties represented by their Auditors, the appraisement in eight was reduced. 'One, Vanderburg county, was reduced thirty per cent. Auditor McGinnis holds that there was no equalization, but downright injustice, so fur as this county is concerned. Five years ago. when the Board of Equalization increased the valuation in the ditterent counties, the Auditors from the several counties lefused to put it on. The forty per cent, tax would make the appraised value of farming land in Marion county $62 20 per acr*, while in Brown county it is only $4 41; a difference against Marion county of $57 79. The suit will probably commence in a short time, and will no doubt be appealed to the Supreme Court.
HOTEL^AKRTVALB. The following are the arrivals at the principal hotels during the twenty-four hours ending with twelve o’clock;
BATES BOOSB.
P E Lance, Cincinnati 8 Groff, Lafayette D Williamson and wife J E Bryer, Dayton Greencastle M C Culver, Culver 8taR P Culver, Culver Sta- tion lion P b Briggs, Cleveland J Blnsmith, Fort Wayne M V Foster, New York 3 R Whelpley. NY' M Helle, New York E .1 Crandall, St Louis A B Ashley, Terre Haute A B Rogers,Meridan Con- B K McCale, Columbus nectlcut A S Clark and family W H Widner, Gallon .New York J C Rich, New York E A Phelps, New York L Fletcher, Pittsburgh H C Prate, Detroit W K Abbott, Boston W B Thistle, New York H Richardson, Cleveland A J Jordan, New York W B Johnson, Jackson- J M Uilderston, N Y rille 8 H Willard, New York C H Scnseney, Wheeling P D Crocker Cleveland
PALMER H0U8I.
J P SToonse, Lafayette L Sheenfiold, Theodore T Overman, '* *
California
P H Russel!, Pittsburgh Dr J C Ferry, UxiorJ A C (’apron, Plymouth John \V Carroll, Agent
Carrera Fa.nilv. J K Baldwin. Amo
P E .-tockweli, Auburn,
* N Y
wife and
child, Atlanta, 111 L W Knolie, Franklin
( has Anderson, Oxford
J J Dunbar, Buffalo G W Ifasiinrs, Paris
E|i Frazier, Valley City J II Frazier, NewCusUe
Geo E Bess, t bila
John H &kipi*.*u, Grey-
vllle
St. Patrick** Dug In the Hornin' In just as good a time os any oilier to procure Bon Ton and ilunkudori Cigars, at. Andy Sharpe’s, No. 38 North Pennsylvania street. Andy leads the business here, and sells better cigars and tobacco for less money than any other establishment. 17-3 Prize Medal ftblrta arc made okt of the very best materials, and always fit to a charm. The buttons are sewed on so that it don't make any difference whether the wearer is married or not. Prize Medal Shirts are made to wear. Smith A Foster make them, at 22 East Washington street.
17-2
B»*tR and Nhoen for the million, at the Star Shoe Store, 13 West Washington street. New goods arriving daily, and are to bo sold at gold ami sliver prices. Don’t foil to drop in sod see. , Mkk A Marshall.
17-4
cfiiuery.
All wh.. are not prevented by interest in either the manufacture or Mde of Sewing Machines, acknowledge “THE HOWE” to he snperior to mU others, and the . 4 Most Satisfactory Machines in Use.
OUN & FOLTZ, Gen’l Agents,
Xo. XI N'ertb Pennsylvania 8*..
marld-lw.
1HDIANAPOLIS.
stated that it is probable the Howe Sewing
Mschire Factorv will he located there, fifteen J Stephen Mar:in and wife, W II Smith, Louisville . i „ I Grevvffle ^ssT White. Chicago
R B Walsh, New 5 ork K C Rise, Letmnou
T» S Young Mon . ObrUti.n Awocistion of *T««K e™-* '‘“"“C h«*« “ ttiis dtr exports to ontorlaiu fifteen hundred *>»• ^ru bus also oTered one unllion bnok • r * * A n .4 gm eixstAl-slfk IsxAAfiskrt VV H/sthzbr I .«f»»Tza*+txa
delegates at the lulcrnational Convention of Aftsoeiations which meets here in June. A. Aron, at hts news depot, next door north of Bingham s has LttteU's Living A$e, Phrenological Journal and all the leading maga-
zines and newspapers.
A sowrr went forth to sow—with a patent wheat drill, on Washington street, this morning. to the wondering delight of a crowd of
rjstics. _
A LRTTBJt from the Chsurtnaa of the Executin' Committee of the Northwesten Wool Grower* and Manufacturers’ Association, says that this city will have a fair show in the selection of a site for holding the annual expo-
sition. next August
Cmioc» demands ore sometimes made upon our storekeepen*. For instance, yesterday, a man came into Bd. Palmer’s hook store and asked for “Oliver s Optic. ’ He was at once referred to Dick Hollywood, round the cor-
ner. ^
pnor. Cox received a letter from the Jeffersonville R, R. officials this morning asking to be allowed to attach a special train from their road to the excursion train into CHy county, the fifth next month. They propone to run this train for the benefit of persons along the line of their road interested in the eoot aad iron question. The excursion is to be a big thing, and already the management of the aflkir is wanting heatity'ap<m the Professor T»* Seneca Falls engine did not go eat this morning for trial, owing to a second dispatch
ami w ould
Mr. Silsby, saying he was snow >ald not be aide to roach here.
and a suitable location. Whether Lafayette bus obered other inducements does not appear, but the factory will certainly go there unless our citizens make some effort to secure ft. Mr. Qustavus Schurman, with great liberality, has offered to give ten acres of ground south of Fall creek and immediately west of the Michigan road, and if five hundred thousand brick! can be seemed, it is believed the factory will come here. We hope such an establishment will not be allowed to go to any other point, if that is the only consideration. It is proposed to hold a meeting at the Board of Trade rooms to-mon-ow aft<**noon to devise means to raise the reqtisete amount. Mr. Richardson, the Director «f the Howe Company, who has the mailer in charge, says there it a general break for the West among Eastern manufacturers. If we cm secure two or three establishments like the Howe, and once obtain the start, the others will come here of their own accord, and pay well for whatever they Two of the pleasantest socials of the season took plsire last night, one at the Meridian Street Methodist Church, the other at the Fourth Presbyterian Charch. At the former, ia addition to the usaal virfetr of entertainment, wfcicfc wp^fliever better prepared, a musical foast was offered, in which Mrs. E. W. Halford and Miss Hattie Gordon took part the latter ringing with great effect and beauty TkO Flayer.” ia which her voice was displayed to fine adf outage. Mrs. iltiferu s si nging of ‘*t«a Matm'n” row much appreciated.
5 t5S. adsHI^C awOCJCro^B'aX ceived load applause.
fog 4ke.Prorih ei
ZM.itototfe’v 1
Rtofftot toC ,**('* ikfStof
a emMievt was who isdevel-
a* Mr. Silsby was notified four oi' five days beeai» lha mSiriU |4aee him in the front MM" M trial weald take place yesterday, rank ef ptagrers. Mina Hester Cox fokored l» J. thk comply With roam fide###: ^
-rfto A-'fTAJ.W
\V Ingraiu Woodard, Jef- H Lippman, Iowa ^to|| II B Dickson, 1’lvuu
Byars Logan, Shelby vilie
loath
■ fers in co
L W Preston, Clinton n.r,
I>.ink Hampson, Mar- D C Morhu, Salem tiiuburg Jas F Green, Rockville
SPSXCRK HOVH*.
Rufus Dodge, St Lvtuis G D I.een, New York D € Stunkard.Terrellautt W G Moors, Martinsville G Curtis, Zanesville T J East, Bloomfield J Thompson, Bloomfield T G Smith, Bloomfield J Kiuly, Home J M Buie, Martinsville G S Burdell, Franklin T H Johnson, Cinti it C E1IU, Washington • J tV Fletcher, Baltimore J Nelson, Gallion W H H Tracy, Troy, X Y J Read, Rockville J W Fellows. Dana C Garner, Fhila J H Fitzgerald aad lady, A W McDonough, Mattoon Rrookviile G Shingle, I’rorie Grove H T 'hi’tgle, Chicago • J 8 Herbert, Marshall J D Steven*, Desmond J Kumsey, Tipton Mrs S Rumsey, Tipton J T Turpin, Clermont J G Newley, Clermont D M Kinly, Kushville J W Egbert, Hamilton J Evcrsm, Qnti C ilunsaker, llauiilton G W Reeves, Rushville J Kvser :u*d lady, LouisE Marshal!, ( layton ville J Elliott, Fhila . G M 'lavton. Dumiee W H Appleton. N York G W Bruk. Lot; rette J Hart. lU-elsville J Crawf-rd, I itttburg t A T'svis, Wa hi rton C F l odge New York J T Glbeou. i nine Grove
SBXBJLAR BOOTS.
G Hyde, Allegheny, i s B C Mel’eri.-u-k
L Uothschild, St Louis
A Hassell, Cincinnati
E (’ Loebr, Cincinnati
W Yater, Areola. 1U J M Gray, DobvUto J E Jones, Paris, 111 J B Sheldon. Buff tie
ft M Murrell, Chicago
L Brown, Brazil • —, — € W Jam ben. New fork D D Dane. BeUetoot II C Black. pNunbrid^e Gtso B Sleeth, Rushv Cbas J Dolev. Port Jervis E Hahn, Igmisrille S KeyaohU, MaaslUon u W Undbwrg. Attica A Homphrey, Erie — W J Morden, Gwwsetown J Lune, Newport Kv W D I>ennia. Newpor- Kv T D Resae. ’lost u Mam A 8 ^ a-.ipWL HttsbtirgU J A McClebaa, Yernoa W C Whit, FmnkUn
J K Bennett, Cincinnati
= ? ‘ KATtOVAu SOTRL. ;
J H Snyder. Richmond F M Scott. Ft Wayne
J Edgar, Kokomo
A - on
AHegheay Pa
J t’uiry, Thorntovo W W Leek, Franklin W LGn.y, Zioasviile
J B Cad worth. Mead ville,
Pennsylvania
W A Bates, New York L W A Ilea, Memphis
tutorrt. New Yerk D D D^>’.
II (' Black, Run bridge t.eo B sleeth, Kushv.ile
ANNOUNCEMENTS. i JOHN SMITHERS, Sa., a resident of Marion county for forty-three years past, and always a consistent Republican, will be a candidate for Township Trustee, subject to the Republican Convention. F. W. HAMILTON is a candidate for County Auditor, subject to the decision of the Marion County Republican Convention. FRANCIS ALLEN WILEY, a one-arm * "W will be a candidate for Recorder of Marlon , subject to the decision of the Union Convention. E. J. METZGER will be a ’candidate for Comity Clerk, subject^ the decision of the Republican Primary Election. HENRY C. GUFFIN will be a candidate before the Republican Nominating Convention tor Prosecuting Attorney of the Marion Criminal Circuit Court. Db. JOHN M. YOU ART will be a candidate for Coroner, subject to the decision of the Republican Primary Election. FRED. KNEFLER will be a candidate ibr Clerk of the Circuit Court, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. FREDERICK BAGG8 will be a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. JOS. K. ENGLISH will be a candidate for Cemmissioner for the Second District of Marlow county, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. JAMES H. RUDDELL is a candidate for re-elec-tion as Representative of Marion county, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. . * WILLIAM H. McLAUGLIN is a candidate for the office of County Tieasnrer, subject to the decision of the Republican N omiuatiwg Convention. * DANIEL M. RAN8DELL will be a candidate for the office of County Clerk, subject to the Republican Primary Election, to be held on Saturday, March 19, llfto. We are authorized to announce the name of Captain DAVID BRADEN as a candidate for Auditor of Marion county, subject to the decision of the Republican Primary Election. PETER R. PERRINE ia a candidate for Assessor for Center Township, subject to the Republican Primary Ejection, to be held on Saturday, March 19.* JOHN N. SCOTT will be a candidate for the Republican nomination for Jcd|e of the Criminal Circuit Court, subject fo the decision of the Republican County ('enventiok. - * JOHN JENNINGS is a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, for one term only, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, : CAL. ROOKER, (at present Deputy Clerk,) is a candidate for Clerk of Marion County, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. * W. M. JONES is a candidate for Clerk of Marion County, subject to the decision of the Republican Primary Election, to be held March 19,1870. | JOHN REYNOLDS will be a candidate for the office of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. AARON D. OHR, for the last thirteen yean Assistant Ticket Agent in the Union Depot Office, will be a candidate for County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention. DAVE BROUSE will be a candidate for Township Assessor, subject te the decision ef the Republican Primary Election, to be held Saturday, March 19, IMS. Judg E. B. MART INI* ALE will be a candidate for the State Senate, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention of Marion county. 1 DR. 7. T. BOYD wiilbea candidate for Sepre* aen’atfve, subject to the derision ef the Republican Primary Election, to be held March 19. • : WILLIAM HADLEY will be a candidate for Recorder of Marten county, subject to the decision of ‘the Republican Primary Election, te he held on Saturday, Marsh 19. XAJ. O. X. WILSON win be a candidate for the House of Beprescatatlrea, subject to the Republican Convention of Marion county. JOT. ELLIOTT, Depaty Sheriff ef the CoTOty for aseve than fisw j subject to toe Bating *'«*nv*i»ti JOHN g. DUNCAN la a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney of the Xtufon Criminal Circuit Court, subset to the derisUm of foe Republican Nominating
FOR SALE. For Bale or Rent.
A CHOICE FRUIT FARM ofl! arras, only one x\. mile from the city. A two-story bouse containing 8 good rooms, cellar, cistern, well, barn, and other out-buildings. A splendid orchard of 250 choice apple tree#, ISO neadi trees, 200 crape vines, 80 cherry treet, 60 quince trees, 200 plumb'trees,
ispberriea, gooseberries, currants and abundance. The soil ia first quality.
80 cherry trees, blackberries, rmi
strawberries In abundance. The soil is first quality. The house is surrounded by a beautiful grove. Some city property will be taken in exchange, and long time given on deferred payment*. If not sold by the 20th of this month the place will be fot rent.
MICK, GEYEK A CO., «■
mgr 12-2w. / 16% E. Washington street-
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Mis-statements Corrected. HIE report, said te be put in circulation by some of the candidates, that l am not a candidate
y time to
for Clerk, is a mistake. They try to make believe that because I stay at mr place of business No. 97 East Market street,) during buslneee hours end at-
to bt ng bu little
o be bored lie
» neglects >ax them, voting for
model
tioneeribg, let them call at my office and I will do my beat to please them. If not engaged in better business. If I can not please them In that I can sell them a house cheap, if they have the money, or negotiate a loan for them if utey have good unencum-
bered real estate. Take your choice
f. A. GOODWIN.■
arket street,) during' buslneaa
tend to business, instead of devoting
teasing business men to vote for me, that I will get very little support. That mav l*e so. The people may like to be bored twtter than I suppose. If they waata man in office who neglects hia business, (if he have any,) to beg or coax piem, they can find one
to try ray caimcity for this modern method of eiec-
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$500 Rkwtrd is etored-l by the proprietor of Dr. I Sage’s Catarrh Remedy | (for a cue of Oatertoj which be can not oora. [ Sold by druggists or sent I by mail for 40 cent*. A j pamphlet on Catarrh fro*. Address, Dr. R.Y. Hen 895 Main St. Buffalo,N.
nMAMauUm HAST NATIONAL BANK OF IKDKAWAPOUW, '?• Financial Agent of the United States, and Depository of the Public Funds, 18 BAPBD ffPOff $013,000 oi ’81 aad 10-19 U. S. Bonds-both principal and interest payable, by exc press terms of the law, in Gold. $340,000 Surplus and undivided profits. $300,000 Individual liability of stockholders.
JAMES A.
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01,333,000 Capital available to creditors. This Bank—one of the largest, strongest and most prosperous in the State— Exclusively upon a Gold Basis, And “as solid as the rock of ages,” will hereafter PAT INTEREST ON DEPOSITS,
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Extraordinary Facilities to Customers. A glance at the following list of stockholders will show the names of many of the most substantial men In the country, worth in the aggregate many millions of dollars, vis:
Wm. H. English, J. F. D. Lanier,
Thomas A. Headricks,
Deloss Root,
Jerre MeLene, J. George Stilx,
John L Morrison,
David EUgore, Jobs C. Wright,
Thoa. B. McCarty,
Robert Browning,
J. A. Root,
George Merritt,
La*. Noble,
Ws». Coughlin,
N. 8. Greene, J. H. Vajen, Wm- H. Fry.
Benj. F. Tuttle, J. T. Hendric ks,
E. A. Parker.
Oscar B. Hord,
John C. New, Hervey Bates,
Oliver P. Morton,
James Winslow. Elijah 8. Alvord,
Elisha G. English, Thoa M. Sullivan, James A. Cravens.
W. W. Leathers, Jno. M. Gaston, David W. Noble, Wm. Willard, Andrew J. Hay,
Dan’l Hennessey,
W. A, HolUdav, C. H. Raymond,
* Jno. M. Maxwell,
John Headricks, Chas. N. Todd.
A. D. Btfitngsley,
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always on duty at night.
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John Bussey’s Billiard Boons,. AT NATIONAL HOTEL, / •v ft South or tike Uttion. Depot*. „ jan31-ly T n foui"^i'i5jg“ Uri Bw “* ^ i* Wa. S» Eaat Waatolnirlon Nfreet.
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^ihMilIdkuL.' THE BEST ISTHEQHSiFE8Ti The Stability, Wealth, tlberaltty andiStrnlgMfhr. - ward Character et the Am Inffiurance OoxnpaRy« Present featurae for the appreciation ef ail busineas * *" rir ' 111 "T ^ ■H/ iwsisnuii OmM *0,1340,004 07, Fire and Inland Navigation Bisks - **Xceep^Talllte WVtSfflflNTfRM"IhB 1 mW'RI are • consistent wjth sotveooy end reliable indemnity. • . ■.. < fetotoic t|»i amwv, - 7. As the paramount consideration of Insurance. Reverse the fule asking the rate of premlutf the - chief esaentlal—for too frequently the cheapest rate is only an index of the poorest insurauce. Losses paid in 51 years, oyer $26,000,000. Farm Dwellings. Oat fiaiidings, rod contents Jesared oh most favorable terms for five yean or lest. *39"All business attended to with dispatch and fidelity. By strict attention to a legitimate tnaurauce business, this Company is able to offer iademalty for the past, rod security lor the ftiture. Applications promptly attended to. Delays are dangerous. Ixsuaa ia thr Mr ha. . Th# Howard Fire Insurance Co., Of New York, one of the oldest and most subatintia) J Fire Insurance Companies of New York. Cahh aeseta, #S0*,*00. The £tna Life Insurance Company, Of Hartford, the most reliable late Company la the
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INSURANCE AGENCY NTT JOURNAL HOrLWNO 1 , 13ST X) I -A. UST _A. I 3 O X» X S .
CASH ASSETS:
Insurance Company of North America...12,MC.e-W 10“ Continental Insurance Cotnpany, ef New York..^..,........ . ; 2,252,080 75' International Insurance Company, of New York i... 1,177,493 00“ National, of Boston ... 190,000 00" Yonkers’ and New York Insurance Com-
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pany, of New York... Mcrchanta’ insurance Company, of CUtcago, Illinois 82S,728 11 Commerce, Albroy, New York 440315 94 Northwestern Mutual Ufa, of Wisconsin 6,700,433 80 jrol-3m mmm i{ mmmm ■ w HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, •F NEW YORK.
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