Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1872 — Page 3

INDIANA BANEINe COM’PY.

C^stpiLal, - - ^30,000.

Thto Bank mAMta the bunlnew of Sf»nrif^ttm-r». Cstruoritiona. M*-rr-*utile Fimu, and indiekluaut ut-i dimt banking la<dlitie*. Favorable arratigeineci- made with f»ei wo*- wbb lr»g to depoait aaouer- „ A F. A. W. I)A\TS, Caaliier. W. H. MORKMON. Prealdeat

INDIANA NATIONAL BANK, V. K. Cor. Washington and Meridian xU. AEOMil T»T»KT, rrcat. 0 0. TAILOR,(ashler.

Capital, Surplus Fund,

$500,000. 100.U00.

This Bank does a general banking bu<rimiM; makeii loam and draws draft*on the prinH;*! f itie* In the Union. CoUtuMoof promptly made and tv touted for. Interest paid on uepoaiu by vperlal agreement >n «w b ease.

Brocade Poplins! Something new, end t® be found only

NPADKN’ IADI 4.\A KTOKK. Whit© Suita, Very Cheap. Opan lCv»‘ry TCvenine. M. H. SPADES.

THE EVENING NEWS. WFDNKKDAY, MAY 22, 1B7X

THJS CITY.

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The May term of the Supreme Court commences Monday next. The Henior clasa of Uie High school will pay a visit to the Brazil coal lields on Friday next. The High-school and Fniveraity base-ball nines played a third match yesterday, resulting in favor of the former. The Cnlon Depot Company projiose toes tabiisli a public drinking fountain on their premises some time in the indefinite future. The Y. M. O. A., last evening elected delegates to the International Convention, Kev. Dr. Andrews, it. Bedgwick, L. W Braden, W. H. Hay, R. Frank Kennedy, C. B. Jack son, Jesse Jones, T. H. K. Kuos, W. W. Johnson, K. C. May hen. The Decoration Day committee have issued an invitation to the officers of Btate, Judges of Supreme Court, county and city olticers, all society organizations and the people generally, to participate in the corner-stone ceremonies of the new Court-house. The solo parts in the Oratorio of the Creation, to be given by the Choral Union and Philharmonic Orchestra, on the evening of the *Rh, will i>e sustained by Miss Hester Cox, Mrs. A. B. Compton, and Messrs. F. N. ,Scott, W. 0. Smock and M. B. Barnard.. Weather Hntletln. JaiUIfAL SKRVICK CNITKII STATIW AKMV.| Indianapolis, May ‘i*. 1»T2—7 a. m.* * August*, fie..... [**»■• Buftdo, N. Y - •'!«. ^ f*ir- , Cairo, III *•*. w., cloudy. CharUwtou, B. C- N. W., clear. Chicago, ifl ■»'. N., heavy rain. Ciadmiati, O <►'. »•. K , heavy rain. I >a van port, Iowa (s, N., ch>u<iy. (ia'vwitoB, TVxa*... so, K , fair. Indianapolis, Ind H . cicarhi K up. Jacksonville, Fla ■ s f>, ». w. fair. Key Weal, Fla *1 #■ K. fair. Leavenworth kT, ' car. Loutsville, Ky <*’>. H. B.. light rain. Memphis. Teun C". H., clomty. Mobile. Ala 7H. H. W., cloudy. Nashville. Tenu M. & K. clearing up. New Orleans. Iji K-. Uitvat’g storm. Norfolk, Va , 71, 8.. cloudy. Omaha Neb M, lair Pittaburgh. Fa 71, K , fair. Panto IUuwk. Fla 111. s. K., fair. riavannah, Oa W, S^ W .dear HC Lou if fll, Wllght rain. Hi. Ihuil, Minn SO, N. K . cloudy. Vlckaburg, Miss. <», K. K cloudy. ^fllmlagtou, N. C NO. S. W., fair. A arieoiAi, meeting of Uie School Board will Us held this ovening, Thic morning dispatches state that the steamer Baltic, on which Mrs. C. C. Clatlin, ot this city, and her children sailed for Europe, arrived at Queenstown yesterday. Javewlle House of Kffage. * Yesterday afternoon Frank Roberts, alias “Greasy, M a little negro boy was tried in the Criminal Court for larceny. The jury, on retiring to their roam, propound'd the conundrum, “What shall be done with the juvenile prisoners ■” and unite'! in a commusi cation to the court, recommending that the County Commissioners take immeihate steps to provide a suitable reformatory institution for juvenile offenders, for the reason that humanity, justice aud economy demand it. Thia recommendation received the hearty indorsement of the court, aud will be handed over to the Conuty t'ommiaeioners for tlftir consideration. Hurried. Major H.J. Cmft, of the United Revenue Office of this city, was married yesterday afternoon, at Crawfordsvilie, to Mi» Lulu M. Caldwell. The newly married people returned to Indianapolis last evening, and were present at the reception tendered them by Harry t'raft, at his residence on North Alabama street. This reception was a very brilliant gathering. A model supper was spread by those eminent caterers, Messrs. Pearson A Dickson, and the arrangement* throughout were characteristic of good taste and generous hospitality. We join iu the general good wishes for a happy future to the gallant groom and lovely bride. The other NMe. Mrs. Wickerly, who has been brought into disagreeable notoriety because of the accident to Captain Jacobs, protests against the intimation that thereWere “unpleasant rela lions" existing between herself and this man. She asserts that Mrs. Jacobs spent the evening at her room on the night in question, and that the Captain left early, telling his wife that be would return at 11. He overstayed this hour considerably, and came back in an intoxicated condition. Mistaking his step for a stranger, Mrs. W. called in ibe police; Jacobs attempted to go away, •nd fell down the back stairs—that is all. Instead of being fatally injured, he was not even seriously hurt, etc. Mrs. W. is entitled -to file a general denial, hence we cheerfully make public this, her protest.

A Big “ Cut.** Yesterday, a young man, whose name we did not learn—hat be works in the Agricultural Works on South Tennessee street — caught a cat-fish. In the river at the Terre Haute railroad bridge, which weighed eleven and a hall pounds' This, so far as we can remember, is the largest fish, except two or three, ever taken from that much fished but not very produciive stream. Those exceptions were cat-fish an.I one of them weighed over twenty pounds. The largest decent fall — regular “game" fish—-ever caught was a pike, taken by George Main, a yonng Scotchman, thirty-five years ago. It weighed ten pounds. We have heard of “buffalo’ —a coarse but not unpalatable fish—being “gigged in early times, that weighed quite as much. But the "buffalo.” both of the water and the land, has disappeared. We have not heard of one of th»- former for years, but thirty or more years ago they were common, and rather a fa’ .rite fish in the country, localise they we.e very iar/e, and more easily taken than the wary, fierce, and handsome base. We lielieve they were usually “gigged," as fishing in the “legal" way, with hook and line, was not so common as it is now. Gigging was an obsolete practice anout here for many a year before it was made illegal. It probably * went out" with the' butla. lo," as the baas is not easy to take by such means and in those days “red eyes" were not thought worth catching by any means. As very many of the readers of The News never saw thia most “ancient and fish-like” apparatus, we may'say that it was something like a Jong handled pitch-fork, with three instead of two short tines, the points of which were made like spear heads. The ordinary pictures of a “trident" represent it pretty accurately. Thirty or fnore years ago, it formed as indiajienaable a part of the. “stock" of a farmer on the river as his hoe, and it was as common to take it “to town to get it sharpened" as to get a horae shod. Only a blacksmith could manage the “barbs" when they once ttecame closed or worn or greatly blunted, a* they frequently were, by being driven into the sand or against rocks. It was frequently used at night, wi'h afirelight in the how of the canoe to direct its use. It was used chiefly in the “dug out,” though we have seen it used effectively from logs or roots. It required a good deal of skill to make it do its work well. The law which has banished it from the State, has only completed formally what the destruction of large fifth had abont complete'! really. NoltllerN* Monument. It is hoped that on Decoration Day some decisive steps will lie taken looking to the erection of the proposed Soldiers’ Monument in Circle Park. The suggestion made in The News, some days ago, is meeting many expressions of favor, and several wealthy gentlemen have intimated a readiness to contribute liberally and otherwise aid in its construction. Hon. William H. Morrison will give *1,000 as bis free will offering. Do we hear any more, gentlemen?

^ The great deshre - t Ll^me who deal :n soda wamu* _»iu p-en*«*i£«ir c stoutam, and there an none who cone nearer to it than

('bbh, with his superior cream syrup, at the Egos—Steady a: lie I" f ♦ U.^■-» 'I ’C**-r • w-a-v**! ? t.

Comer Drug Store, opposite the Bate> and

Fainter Mooses.

Nobby suns for voting men

at the Indianapolis One Price eiotmng

House, Y.t West Washington Street. 51^ Ladies and Gents Traveling Trunks

in every style at Shilling's, No. 5c West Washington street, opposite the Bates House.

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Barnard & Johnson have several parcels of very desirabla ground for sale. Parties desiring a first class investment will do well to call and examine plats. A plat of sixteen loia in a body is offered at wholesale, at a price that wilt insure a large profit. Merrill's subdivision of twenty-one lots is first offered to-day. tu o J^-Mee the styles in ladies' slipper* as displaced at 4b and 53 West Washington street,

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.SF'N'eat, elegant and durable are the styles of summer headwear now offered at prices which defy competition, at K. S. Carr A Son’s, Palmer Hmise Hat Store. r^CThe photographs and oil portraits taken at Harrv Fowler's art studio, 24 and 2»> Ktist Washington street, are the best in the city.

TF&TTieap Hair Goods at Muir A Foley’s, Miller’s Block. •

Police Force Keorganized. The squabble among the Police Board members was settled by an agreement upon the following, dismissals and appointments, which were read to the force at roll-call last evening: First Lieutenant—John S. Bray. Second Lieutenant—Fred. Lange. Sergeant—David M. Osborne. First District. Day Patrolman—Thoma.< Hornaday. Night—James R. Shea anti Kd. MelHintock. Second District. Day — Robert Barbee. Night—Samuel Barker and John A; McKinney. Third District. Day — Hannibal Taffe. Night—Daniel Keefe and James N. Stevens. Fourth District. Day — William Bolen. Night—Ed. Powell and George VV. Hillix. Fifth District. Day—Sam. Buser. Night— Robert Campbell and Eli Anderson. Sixth District. Day -Elliott M. Preston. Night—John Cutaitiger and Urban C. Har ngon. % Seventh District. Day—John Quill. Night -Hubbard Adams and Henry Holler. Eighth District. Day- William Williams. Night—James Collins and Mike liOoney. Ninth District. Day—WJlliam Patterson. Night—Paul Lendormie and Anton Richter. Tenth District, Day — George Thomas. Night—James Shearer and Abram Kindling., Eleventh District. Day—Albert Travis Night—Allen Thornbrongh and Simeon J. Mitchell. Twelfth District, (Indianola.) Day—Asbury P. Wright. Night—G. W. McCain and Wm. Kit/.mijler. From the above it will be seen that George TalVe, Sergeant and Gideon Reich, Isaac N Aldrich and Wash. Smith are the removals, and Pauline lendormie, Janies N. Stevens, W. C. Harrison, Henry Holler and Abram Findling, the new appointments. ncr Connell Meeting. A special meeting of the Council was held last evening, principally for the consideration of the Delaware-street bridge matter. The special committee on sewers Wiles, Sherwood and Whitait—were instructed to contract for the extension of the Kentucky avenue sewer so as to form a connection with the North Illinois street sewer. The City Attorney watt directed to prepare documents necessary for transfer of that lart of the Indianapolis and Westfield gravel road, already bargained for, to the city. J|.r. Bigbam. Chairman of the special committed the Delaware-street bridge reported Your comur itfiee to whom was referred the locataT* ^ Delaware street viaduct, have ^"aidered the same, and reoomlucndtue’adoptiou ^ following r»ol4Resol veil. That the City Civil ^opneerbe and is hereby instructed to locate the ware street viaduct, so that the center of tha superstructure, including the sidewalk, will be on a line with the center of Delaware street. The report was concurred in. The Board of Health was directed to inquire into the condition of the Hospital stable, corner Mobile alley and Tennessee street, and the Street Commissioner was ordered to drain the Virginia avenue and Louisiana street f west side i gutter with cement pipe. Adjourned.

LOCAL ITEMS.

jeH'Our "Liberal" friends should time their own movements with a reliable timekeeper. Select from the large and attractive stock of watche* now beetog sold at wholesale prices by Craft «t Cutter, 24 East Washington street. pMExcellent stock of piece goods, to be made up into suits of the latest styles, at the Indianapolis One Price Clothing House, 13 W est W ashington street. _J$H* After examining the character and standing of all Fire Insurance Companies yon will learn that the Home Fire Insurance Company, of New York, stands second to none in the United States. Represented in this city by E. B. Martindale A Co., North Pennsylvania Street.

Visit the e ,er reliable for men's or boys' ftuits at $3, $6, $b, or $12. It is at No. (» West Washington street. The Arcade for bargains in every department. ts * E. Downey, over Fletcher’s Bank, has the exclusive agency for the sale of lots in Irvington. There are yet several lieautifnl lots unsold in this thriving suburb, and pleasant homes can be secured by men of moderate means. ue *

jR^~See the styles of summer hats and caps at the Palmer House hat store. still the excitement continues at the Boot Upside Down, where J. W. Adams is supplying the wants of the million with the latest styles of boots and shoes cheaper than any of the other dealers in the city, tu t ^©“Saratoga Trunks in fine leather ami iron, all sizes, at Shilling’s, 55 West Washington street. ui o?

Important to Meotianle*.

Last spring Mr. Alexander H. Siegfried, of South Bend, Indiana, took out a patent for an improved process of hardening iron and steel, which has since been known as Oie Garnian and Siegfried process, and has caused a complete revolution in the system of hardening i»ointed tools for boring, punching and turning metallic substances. Certificates of the wonderful value of the invention have come from all quarters where it has been tried; and the Secretary of the United States Navy has asked and received an appropriation of .$10,U0o to put it to the test in such relations as it may be adapted for use in government work The patentees have come to Boston, and a company has been fanned with F. A. Cushman as President, and A. O. Willard. Treasnrer, whose headquarters are at 27 Doane .street, office No. 8. Tools tempered by the process alluded to, experts who are disinterested, estimate to be worth from six hundred to one thousand per cent, more in practical work than by any other European or American temper. An experiment was made in one of our railroad machine shops the other day, where one of the tools that had refused to touch the hard spots in an engine tire was tempered by this new process, and it cut the tire as if it had been composed of old cheese instead of the hardest steeL By this new ptocess a dentist’s tool is made hard enough to drill a hole in a piece of Hint or through a thick piece of plate glass iu one minute and a half.—[Boston Times.

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VI tint IMflereuee Is There Aew?

[From the New York Tribune.]

When parties cease to have principles to tight for, they either divide on fresh issues coalesce, or beCome co-operative societies for Uie attainment, of office, grow corrupt, and rot away. What distinctive principles separate to-day the rival parties of the Empire State? Slavery is dead, the negroes have the suffrage, the Constitutional Amendments, protecting them and guarding against Secession are everywhere ac knowleged. On all this the parties agree The debt is to be honestly paid in gold and repudiation is to be held scarcely second to treason. On this the parties agree. When, therefore, the Elmira Renominating Convention declares that there can lie only two parties in the jiolitical arena, and that these are of necessity the same that lately faced each other on the batUe-Iield, the people will inquire why; and will strongly suspect the motives of th* politicians who still seek to fight over again a civil war seven years endd, when all parties are- cordially accepting

its results as final.

A -Blarfttea Lane." The Boston Advertiser is as justly tired of narrow thoroughfares as the Englishman was. who stopped at the Tremont House in that city, and to whom a front room in that excellent hotel was assigned. Alter a day or two he applied to the hotel clerk for another room. “But what is the matter with the room? It is one of the best in the house.” “Sir, I am tired of looking out on that bhuv ted lane!" Was John Bull’s answer. Cavea Forimii by Water. The origin of the caves which so abound in the limestones of the Alleghany and Mi* sissippi valley regions, is the subject of much interest Their galleries measure many thousand miles, and their number is legion, Prof. Cope has examined J-wenty-five, in more or less detail. In Virginia and Tennessee, and adds his testimony to the belief that they have been formed by currents of running water.

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{'©MMERCIAL.

IMDIANAFOlift WHOLESALE MARK XT. . ' Wednesday, May 20. No material ehnufee is noticeable in the market since last report, ssve in Coffees, and quotations on 0,e different brands show a marked advance, with prices ruling fin©. Flour still remalhs at the figures quoted iast wee*, a* mo Ugh the dullnew of the Cincinnati, Chicago and Toledo mantel* is having a corresponding effect here. The prices in dry goods show a alight softening by reason of the dullness of trade in New York, but there has been no change during the part week. Provisions rule steady at old quotation*. —— W— REVIEW OF THE HTBIAKaTOUB WHOLflftAiE MAAUT. iKDiAXAPouft, Wednesday, May 21 Bcttxb—Is u *nninal at Rc for datice, aad 698c for lower gr&dt-*. Bxans—Are quoted at 12 tO#2 60 per bushel for choice white and prime navy. Bsan, Shimttuws, quote bran and short* at ; middlings at $24 425. Cheese—Fiiateady. We quote factory, new, 14 <§lSc. Coffees—Firm with an upward tendency. We

27c: Java, 28«33c. Itef H^nd. 'fUM# 12 per ton. Coke, 15c per bosheL 0ey Goone-Trade good. Wequote: Bleached Muatin^-BiyeidMe, .rife. Hew York Mills, 22c.

•SC. Impw-AmentM, JJS»u)4ei HMOiltOT,

Me. Cheeks—Caiadonia W, THM 50, He. TTmtHUi flm S#’"*: factory. We: yarns, factory common, K*tS!. fhney,

1 60.

Fisa,—Oo®paraliveiy unchanged. Wequote Xo. 1 white, per half barrel, $6££ 50. while fish, kits, T'sHSF mackerel. • So. 1 half

. - c barrel, $10 50: No 2 m dmm ditto. $7 56$ and nov" * su> s ditto *5 * n, 50: nncAerel in

hits. Xol 1. *1 60#t -o.- dl:to So. -2. tl 5#1 40. Fun s—Pull and drooptne. We quote fanev brauds, ) 50:family,5©. extras, «6g6 75;

fine *nd supers, f-s 75.

Grain—The quotations on Wheat rnle at red #i 3^<sl VU: amber at $1 S>; white, tl *HSI 2. Corn, prime white from wagons, 40c for ear; she tied. a'««s46t*. Gals from wagon, at 40*4, Ea.

Barley—Dull at at

I; at

Bre—Market fair at TStaSOc

#7Uc.

Hay—Finn. Prime timothy from wagons. t24& 26: loose pressed. C23A25; titrht pressed, $21 *23. Mor.ASS»—Fair to choice New Orleans we quote

at to£70c. Syrups. 40#90c.

Oils—Linseed is. quoted steady at for

raw, and SV^Se for boiled. Lard oil. No 1 extra, 8S@S5C- Petroleum is as follows; Cleve-

land steady at 24@25c; Downer's, 30e. Potatoes—Are held at Sn^Cc per bushel

store. 10r more.

Pocltby—Good shipping demand. Chickedh are sternly at £: 60 per doz. Turkej-s q noted at 10c per lb. Duck's. *; 25 per dozen. Geese. p« doa. Provisions—We quote: Mess pork at $13 50. Bulk rnenAs, at 4 'v>4Hc for shoulders, and 6N-4 for sides. Bacon sho'bder*. ■ V^ bacon clear sides. T'ai*. S. <X hams, liv^i*-. Kettle rendered lard *i* firm at 9t' for large lots, and 2>q0 for

small packages.

Bice—New Carolina is quoted at S10®10 50 for prime to choice. Rangoon. $$ 50; Patna, f»<«y 50. Bait—Onandaga is quoted at $2 50#2 :iS fn car load lots, and $2 40 in small lots. Kanawha in car

load lots. $2 2l>. aud tl 25iu small lots.

81 oars—Market very firm. We quote cru<h ed, powdered aud granulated at ISP-^aiS^o ; A, 12k@12*qc; extra C, yellow C, H>S «!12c; C, IbAll'i: Demarara, ll(al2Lic; New Or-

leans, 10* j#llc.

Teas—We quote Gunpowder, $1 45<91 7.‘»; Imperial, ;$l25(f|i 75; Young Hyson at $1 25Q1 50;

Oolong. 75c(J$l 2'k

Wood—We quote long, delivered, at $5 fi0(§6 Whisky—Stea«iy at »5c for best old. Family Markets. EXTTKW OF THE TNDIA54APOI.I8 RETAIL MARKET. Cor ntky Prod res—Butter, choice family, 2><§ Me. Eggs, fresh aasorted, Inc. Hay, baled. t>er

r22 Potatoes, Ft 25. Live

Frcits—Apples, per bush. $1 .'i0(§i2; per barrel,

$4t<A6.

bcel—Coal, PitUburgb, 2fie: Highland, 12c. block, 16c; anthracite, t>er. ton, $11 50(,S12 50. Coke, per bush. 18e. Wood: long, delivered, $5:

block. $5 50: stove, $6.

Fish—Wtite. i**r pound. 10c; j>er kit. *i 25tol 3.‘>. Mackerel, per pound. 10t»25c; l<er kit, $2®3 50. American Club, per box, 50c. Sardines, 3U@40c. Flour and Meal—Best brands flour, per barrel, $11: .per owt, $4 75(§»5 to; lower grades, per barrel, $4,36 to; wr owt., $2 50(1^3 to. Com meal,

per cwt., $1 20#1 ;55.

Fxkd—Bran an* shorts, irf'rowt., f»5oCii$l 05; middlings.fl to; shipsttiffs,$1 jowl 25: meal.Sl 30; corn,

per bushel, 45*t50e: cat*, 45<vt56c.

(iROckries—Cheese, Ibunburg, 20c; factory, 20(tj 25c. Coffres: Java, roasted, 40<ihl5c; green, 25«3.to.

" ; green,25(«:ldc. Syrups, 75(<i$l tO.

Rio,roasted,28^ji:i3c; Sugar*, crushed, pi v e* .. . 4 vva 4V".-., •. V - 4 L / ^ , 1

brown.

Imperial

70o<(4

60; Young Hyson, 75c4i$l 50;

Oolong, 80c($$l 20; Japan, SOi'f^Jl to. Salt, I* sack, 10(^15**: per bbl; $2 40 Rice, Pepper, 40c, Allspice, 40c. Ginger, 6()c. Nutmeg, per oz.. TJWc Candles, tallow. 2«c; Star, 25089c. Starch, N@lOc. Currants, 15<g;20c. Crackers, 10(fi>12 * 1 4c.

Brooms, 25^5e.

Provisio>s~Mi*s pork, fresh, 8(<tl2c, Beef, fresh, 8®15c; coruetl, erttt*''. Shoulders, 9 ^c. Ham*. l:kj* 15c.Bacon, Italic; Lard, U l v\ Talk) '

Petholkum—Per gallon, :Xlr^.35e.

bow, 12c.

INDIANAPOLIS TIME-TABLE

IRVINGTON OMNIBUS LINE. On and after May 3,1872, the Irvington Omnibus Line will mu on the following time-table during ■he summer. Headquarters have been changed to Irvington, and it is not int uded 10 change the time-iable again until about the 1st of October: LEAVE IRVINGTON I LEAVE INDIANAPOLIS At 5:30 a m | At 6:15 a m At 7:15 am At 12 00 _ At 1 ::;0 p m 1 At 4:30 p m At 6:05 pm I At 7:00 p in 801* DAYS. At 8:30 aud 12:30 | At 9:30aud 1 30 Leave. Arrive. Clkv*. Cou Ora. * Indianapolis r. W. Local 6:15 am Express 6:45 am

Express Express

,10:10 am . 3:35 p m

Express 7:55 p m

Express...™ 10:30 a m Local 4 3:15 pm Express 6:10 pm

Pitts. Cin. & 8r. Locih R. W.

Southern Ex

Fast Line 3:30 a in Mail Express....10:10 a m Express 6:80 p m Buuday Ex 6:30 p m

9:15 a m

Hunday Ex....... 2:15 a m Express 7i: 15 a m Fast Line 5:55 p m

Terre Haute Vandalia & 8t. Louis R. R.

East'n F. Line.. 3:15 a m MaiL .....10:15 a ro T. H. Ac 5:30 p m Atlantic Ex 6:10 p m

PacificKx 3:15 a m .St L. Day Ex... 9:00 a m Evansville Mail 1:00 p m 8L L. Night Ex 8:00 p m

Indianapolis A 8r. Ix>uis ft It

4t. Louis Ex 7:15 am Mattoon Ac 1:00 p m Night Kx 8:00 pm

Lightning Ex... 3:10 a m Night Kx ...10:00 am Day Kx ... 6:20 p m

Cincinnati Raiijioad.

Balt. Ex 3:20am | Balt. Kx- 2:35am Mail 10:46 a in Martinsville Acl0:05 a m Martinsville Ac 2:05 pm Mail :... 12:35noon Bait Ex 6:45 p m | Balt Kx 7:50 p m

Lafaykjtk Railroad. Chicago Ex 2:50 am

Chicago Ex 3:10 a m Chicago MaU...12:55noon CM. & Quin. Ex 8:00p m

Chi. A Quiu.ExlojlO a m Omaha Ex 6:29 p m

Ind., Bloomington A Western Railway. Pacific Ex 4:05 a m I Express 3:05 a m Day Ex 1:20 pm Express „..10:05am Night Kx 8:06 pm J Pacific Ex -.7:05 pm Cincinnati Junction Railroad. ) Mall .....10:45 a m I Express 12:56f> m Express 4:00 p m | Mail 8:00 p m

Vincennes Railroad.

Spencer Ac. 10:00 a m Vincennes Ac.. 5:50 p m Mail and Ex 6:20 p m

Vincennes Ac... 6:23 a m Mail aud Ex 1:00 p m Spencer Ac 3:85 p m Peru A Chicago Railway.

Chi. &Tol. Mail 6:50 a m I Chicago Ex 7:25 a m Toletlo Ex 2:50 p m Toledo Ex 9:55 a m CMcago Ex 8:00 p m | Mail A Chi. Ex 5:15 p m

JeffersonV.11.LK A Madison.

Louisville Kx 3:20 a m Lou AMad Mail 8:00am Columbus Ac... 3:top m liOUtsville Ex... 6:30 p m Sunday Train.. 8 00 a m

Louisville Ex... 8 ;00 a m Columbus Ac... 9:50 a m Loxiavtlle Ex..l2:4. r >noon Ixm. <St Mad. Ex 7:40 p m Bnnday Train.. 7:40 pui

^©ADKMT OF HUCilC. ODJ1C NIGHUT ONL.Y. Saturday Kvening. IVXay iiSth, return of the FA mo r 1AUP-KEZ. 4R «i3XKOIOT*8 New Orleans Gigantic Minstrels, Of twenty years organization. The great chief Monarch* of Minstrelsy, composeilofa Begimtni of Artists, on their Twentieth Annual snccmfni Tour, introducing their brilliant, various Special ties. The oldest, most reliable, and largest, com plete Troupe in existence. Announcing a Carnival Entertainment full of Merit Admission as usual. C. H. Dl'PREZ. Manager, -reserved seats at Pearson * Dickson’s. tt h ^CttlJST MAI, No. 43 South Illinois Street,

Dealer in all kinds of Spectacles and Optical Goods. Also, the new pateat Combination Spectacle Frame*.

CARPET

Tt TS A Tl FT 1 TT T CC T JCvL JmM MtMk AM X rl M M

TH K Washington Street Tea Store, k la now open, with a large ami well-oc^ted atoek of COVTiCAN and OHMHJKRIKN. Oar kimmIn are the beat and our prfeca the loweat. Call and try Tea Nam pie*. BROWN BROS. 47 WEST WASH. ST, PALMER HOUSE BLOCK,

HAYDN S SUBLIME ORATORIO

The Creation, Will be rendered entire, the first time in Indianapolis, by the ohokaTa i rvio>.

AtSISTED BY THE Philharmonic Orchestra, AT THE Y- o. ^ TnM«l»y live . M»y 3*, 1*73. Admission $1 00

Reserved seaL« can be secured either at Ren ham’a or Bnulshaw’a Music Suites, without extra charge. Concert will begin at 8 t\ m. PROF. J. 8. BLACK. Conductor. PROF. B. J. VOGT, Leader of Orchestra.

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Take The New and Reliable Route XO CHICAGO. THE MDIAKAPOLisTPERD & CHICAGO RAILWAY CO. Are now running Two Through Express Trains daily to CHICAGO via Michigan City, without change of cars, making close connections. At CHICAGO for Milwaukee, Janesville,Madison, LaCrosee, St. Paul, Rockford, Dunleith, Dubuque, Peoria, Galesburg, Quincy, Burlington. Rock Island, Des Moines, Omaha and San Fraucisoo. At MICHIGAN CITY for Niles, Saginaw, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Holland, Grand Rapids and Muskegan, and ail points in Michigan. At LA PORTE for Elkhart, South Beudaad Goshen At PERU for Fort Wayne, Toledo and Detroit. At BUNKERHILL for Marion and points East.

tND ROTUNDA Sleeping Coaches. Baggage checked through to all points. F. P. WADE, Gen’l Ticket Agent A. B. SOUTHARD, A»’t GenT Supt j^TTORNEYN. JOHN YOUNG, Attorney at Law, No. .85 E. Washington street. A. J. WALES, Attorney at Law, in the same office.

Franklin Ins. Co., WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA. Casli Assets, Oyer Oaarter Million Dollars. OtlOAiMlKFSO

QBUBB, PAXTON & CO., Agent*, No. 72X West Washington Street, INBIANAPOLIM, IND.

J N D1 AN APOI.IN IN8UKAN€M CO. Bank of Discount and Deposit. . PAY INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Buy and sell Exchange, deal iu Commercial Pa per, and make Collections in all parts of the United States. OKFICK IN COMPANY’S BUILDING, Cor. Virginia avenue and Pennsylvania st, its i>iaiwa.i^oi.ifs. WM. HENDERSON, President. Alxx. C. Jamhson, Secretory.

W. C. OBUBB. RQBT. A PAXTON <4 14U M f t 2Sr I* A.XTOIV, FIJIJC AND lilFN 1 ntsiy : fa,nice Ag-entH^ 71)4 W. Washington _ Strkxt. Buildings, merchandise, furniture, etc., Insured at us low rates as safety will permit. We represent none but first-class companies. Applications left at office receive prompt attention. We also represent the nest Life Co. in the world. Every one should examine before making application elsewhere.

John Woodbridge & Co., WHOLSBALZ AND KKTAIL DKAI.KB8 IH Queensware, China, Glassware, Goal Oil Lamps, Chandeliers, Glass Shades, Plated Ware, Outlery, HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND House Furnishing Goods A. C* if-ARIA, Gold Fish, Pebbles, Moss, Etc. 12W. WASH IMOTON NT.

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Principal office, 101 W. Fifth 8t., Cincinnati, O. The only Reliable Gift Distribution in the Country! $60,000 00 IN VALUABLE GIFTS! To be Distributed in L- D. SINE’S 155th Begular Monthly GIFT ENTERPRISE, To he drawn Monday, Jnne 3,1872. TWO GRAND CAPITALS OF $5,000 Each in Greenbacks 1 Two Prizes $1,000? f n i ■ • ?. v :p p riisl?o 0 o 0 i|™tiachr 1 Horae and Buro’ with Silver-mounted Harnosi, worm jetK). One Fine timed Kueewood Piano, worth #500. Ton Family Sewing Machines, worth *100 each ? Fly* HOT-cwtd Gold Hunting Watchrt and Heavy Gold Chains, worth $300 each! Five Gold American Hunting Watches,worth *125 each. i Ten Ladies' Gold Hunting Watches, worth #100 each. MOO Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches (in • aU), worth from 820 to fttuo each. Ladies’ Gold Leontine Chains, Gent's Gold Y**t Chains, Solid and Double-Plated eilver Table *nd Teaspoons, Photograph Albums, Jewelry, eM„ela, -etc. Whole number of Gifts, 6,000. Tickets limited to 60,000. AGENTS WANTED TO HELL TICKETS, To whom liberal Premiums will lie paid. Single tickets, #i; six tickets, $;>; twelve tickets, #10; twenty-five ticket', #20. Circulars containing a full list of prizes, a description of tbe manner of drawing, and oilier information in reference to the hUiribotiou, will l.a sent to any one ordering them. All letters must l* addressed to °®<f. L«. 13. MINK. Box H«, 101.w. 5th 8t., ClncinnaU„Ohlo. FIFTY CENTS forextrsetingoa* tooth with Ltuigbing Ou. an '' up *“ r(1,, fur TIi 001LARS (or au Upperec Lower wt o( Teem on Hul>W bent qualitj. CJ* All ivork warranted at KILGORE’S DENTAL ROOMS No. 70 North Illinois 8t. Bilabtulud 186S. IftiiABApjlii. Indianapolis Lard Oil Works. H. B. H Kl-t I ISf Ci , Manufacturer Pure Itord Oils, Dealer fc lu Lard Grease and Tallow. 87 and 2» W«nC Pearl fi(re«*, INDIANAPOLIS, INP.

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PARLOR GEM PIANOS, Chickering & Son’s Pianos, MOSIO AND MUSIC BOOKS, AT STOWELUS MUSIC STORE, 48 North PenosyiVasia fit., opp. Post office. | O V K S EAHCI, Importer and Dealer In all kinds of Rhine Wines, imported Champaignte, AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, Hparklinit and BtiU Win ©a.* From California and Ohio. Attached to this Establishment fn tbs finest sad meat pleasant Billiard Room In the State. Wt». til* a. S(«rMI**> *«■*«*. f NIXANAPOLIM MEM EDI A L IlNNTI J i utk, second story, .Miller’s Block, Illinois Street, to unsurpassed for the cure of Luug, Catarrh, Female and aYlChronic Dbeases. Turkish and Russian Baths in Vacuo. Electric-Thermal Baths, Atomized Medicaments, in Vacuo. Vacuum or air treatment for restoring and equalizing the circulation of the blood; movement and UlUug cure, etc. Terms low. Institute indorsed by tbe profession. FRINK A HTKPHKNhON UKMlCAJa * DO. Manmanturer and Bbakmia Dndsr

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