Locomotive, Volume 22, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1852 — Page 3
Uog JEtice ia4 Btngfsttt f. &a Eext Crop. . - Th 'present high jmee -of pork and bacon begfac'ause 'comSTj&ersf sad dealers to Inquire with regard to the quantity and -qnalily of the tiogVnow feeding for mxl season, as' eompared with the last-- '- " '' "
One or two, of our packers have just returned
from a tour through. Kentucky and Indiana;' who report hogs in every region they fcaye traveled through of a much. better, quality, and a consider
able increase ia number; as compared; with 4ast seasdn:r The farmers generally are now feeding on corn; which U unusual; Throughout Indiajia, there is certainly a larger increase this-season.
and the hogs are 10 per cent better than they
ever were Detore. The Madison County (Ky.,) Commissioner re
ports twenty -six thousand hogs over six months
old, m that county, on the 10th of January last. Garrard county as Seventeen thousand head ; Lincoln, Jessamine, Fayette, and other large hog raising counties in Kentucky show the same proportionate increase. 1 We hear but little from Illinois, Iowa and Missouri, but considering the scarcity of last season, it is more than probable that there will be an increase rather than a falling off, as we seldom have two seasons of scarcity together. Throughout Ohio, we learn that more young hogs are oeing fed than usual, "arid in many sections an increase of onethird is anticipated, The high price of pork has caused the farmers throughout the West to bestow as much care and attention upon their pigs as they do upon their children. Throughout many sections of the South, the
planters are making strong endeavors " to grow their own meat" , We hear of contracts by our packers, for the future delivery, of some 20,000 hogs, to be fattened in Indiana, at 3 and cents gross. Several thousand have been engaged by Madison
packers for the next season at 4 and 4 cents net ;
bhsBisbSSbs
we hear also of various contracts in Kentucky at will cost about $1, 000.
I ! The seventh ward comprise? that part of the city lyingf east of Delaware street, .and south"! Washington street Within. the last tee or four years, the Southern part of this war4 has been mostly built, and it now contains a large cumber of good dwellings. There are not so many build
ings going up this season as in past years The following comprise all we could find. Ou Washington street, a three story brick business room is going up, opposite the Court House. It is three stories high, with a stone, cellar, and will cost $1,500. Matthew Little is building a corner to his hotel. It is of brick, three stories high, with a cu-
pola, and contains fourteen rooms and four halls. It will cost about $5,000. This will-finish out the corner, and make it the second hotel building in the city. V-
Mr. Roller, T. Buchanan, C. Ostermeyer, and
F. Ostermeyer, are each building a one-story
frame business room, with stone cellar. The
four will cost about 1,600.
On Delaware street, D. 8. Cress is building a
two-storv brick business house, that will cost
about $600. On Merrill street, John McCollum is building two frame dwellings, of astory and a half m
height, which will cost about 81,000. On Alabama street, south of Merrill, we saw three new frame dwellings two of one story m height, and one of a story and a half. The three will cost about $1,000. Between Merrill and South streets there are
four new frame dwellings, one story high, that
,3T$b feieats.j! Tha pes1 ton Loeossotive Wtels hate completed ant-pew erfol Imotfveefor tne Terr Haute and Rich mond Railroad: . &lsb at Sottthef Idbr WorksJ Boston,' a fine twenty ton Locomotive ' lias been completed for the Jacksonville and Indiana Hail-
road, to be called the Bartholomew," and is a
first class: engine."'
County Fair. -The County Fair meets in this
city on next Tuesday, 'Wednesday, and Thursday, the 5th, 6th, and 7th inst, at the iFair grounds in the western part of the city. - Let there be good representation of the mechanical and agricultural productions of Marion County. , jCSTRer. George M. Boyd has been appointed to the Indianapolis Mission, by the North-Western Indiana Conference? -
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qaiek seal watcbaeot I axpmaly to- Rail Road Mm,
raniea out so Tary in unio irwiu ui nuiuua 01 ts ears.t iney
PTTfeSff r4 you " fftfwtejoBP tint and .rf ft a fine vas& at !o raisS.- 1 ssHt just use
W H-TALBOTrS--
Perm jam Is41apll-Rlt Xtad. OK and after Monday, October ilk, th can wllijeave ladlaaapolia at a o'clock P. M. aad arrive at Nobleavine at 3 o'elorir and X miutM. P. v -. . ... - - . '
'Will laave NobleiTitle at 7 A. iL and arrira at Indlanapoili at 8 43 Ai tS., eoe4iaatatsaaI UK th Madison trats. ThU amogerawt wUl gtva paaaeamnoff tba Ptratntabat thr
Hoars stay in uxu&napoli berore takine tat ears ror aadlsoa . .-. JOHN BUElL, SQBt. Ft A Ii R. R. Indianapolis, Sept. S4, 1832 , i-, . , 0rt8-lw
J It takes about four hundred bushels of lime a day, to supply the demand in this city.
WAL.I AS5 . WISTEa -GOODS I
S bava on basd mi an iMtvln a lanra. and ell m
lected Stock of Goodn-from ManvfMiMon and Imnort-
; w xoT,onsiMiori vaLiaina, vaanaarea, toi Cloths, Fizared and Fancy Alpacas, EDgHsh aud ftreBeb Menaoa, Plala, Figured, Bteek, and Broea( Silks ? Figured. Watered aad Plaia Pop- -; Una; : EtubroideiCd Eobea, Velvets, Sat- , ' tint. Mnntilies, Cloaks, &e.. &e., Black ' 1 ' j5Silk jErabroidaredi Mate4twof', - n Long, and Bay State Shawls t Red, r.; ' Greeo, WMteiad Blee twilled 1 '' .'' - . - '- vflaoBelaf assorted eotored , -j ' Safins, fancy Casslmeras,
jryPiease announce John Txrrc os a candidate for Assessor fbr Centre Township. Mamt VoTaas. HjfWe are authorized to announce Rikam Baowx, Esq., as a candidate for Proseeutinc Attorney in tkls Judicial Circnit. ' 3UWe are authorized to announce the name of 0. H. P. Blv as an independent candidate for Sheriff of Marion County, t theoming October eleetion. The Fall Fasltlon Ilat.-A very tasty and beautiful article, equal in every respect to the best Cincinnati or New York Hate, is now ready. Also a large and general assortment of hats and caps of every style and quality, at Cincinnati prices, at WILMOT'S Hat Store, ang 14-tf No. 1, Palmer House, Indianapolis.
3 and 3A cents gross, to be delivered when fat
tened in the fall. A sale of 1,000 head has been made, delivered here, at 4 cents. One of our principal provision dealers and packers sold 100 barrels of mess pork on Monday, to be made of the next crop, and to be delivered in June, 1853, at $15 per barrel, which is $5 per barrel less than the present prices. The above we believe to be an accurate and impartial statement of the present condition of
the forthcoming " hog crop, and we leave the reader to draw his own conclusion in regard to the prospects of next season. However, we advise buyers to be prudent in time, in regard to making contracts for the next season. This caution will be equally beneficial to the farmer, for, if hogs are brought to ruinous high prices, the farmer becomes equally involved with the specu
lator when the reaction takes place. Cincinnati Price Current. mHm Post Office Envelopes. The post route bill passed by congress contains a provision authorizing the post office department to cause envelopes to be made, with suitable water marks on the paper, identifying them as official, and with sprinted stamp, for single or double postage, with a suitable device. These envelopes are to be sold at all the post offices,
at the price of the stamps now sold with the I very small addition of the actual cost of the envelopes. Thbsy tbe Baltimore Sun remarks, will enable persons.to deposit their letters, pre-paid, in the post offices, at all hours, without trouble or inconvenience, and without the risk of having double postage, charged on a- letter, by reason of the stamp slipping off by the time the. letter gets in the officer if not beforej as is too often the case now. . It will also admit of the safe transmission of letters' by private Iiand, when preferred,' without a violation of the post office laws, which after the 1st of October will be very stringent on
the subject The Railroad. The new Board of Directors of the Lawrenceburg h U. M. Railroad Company, met on the 21st inst., at this city, all the members being present, and was organized by the unanimous re-election of George H. Dunn, President, and William O. Dunn, Secretary. C. S. Stevenson, Esq., bavin? resigned the office of Treasurer, the duties of which he had very satisfactorily discharged, A.R. Forsyth, Esq., of Greensbuig, Was unanimously elected Treasurer. " Mr. Forsyth has been long known as a first-
rate business man, of well established standing, has been an early and active friend of the road, and his appointment meets with universal approbation. ; '' The Directors passed in the cars over the road to the twelfth mile, and, we learn, were highly
pleased with the track, and with' the snccess of
the work. J v E veryuergy is applied Jo . complete the Jine , to Greensburg this seasonandthie, remainder of the work is in rapid progress to Indianapolis.The greater part of the foreign iron for the road is tn, this country, and will be forwarded regularly. The laying of the track -on the western
part of the road will progress next season, at several points, and be pushed vigorously, Laivrenceburg Register. ' -,' ; -si Going I Going I Gone I We see by an advertise ment in the Madison Courier that bur old pet familiar,". the Jenny Lind Pork Houses a offered for sale. " We really hope the edifice will jpass into careful hsnds-personf -ori; whose craniums the bump, of veneratioa-rialarzelY 'developed.
Really, m should feel melancholy if inf passing
along MuiDerrjP Sireev we should fend the Jenny
Lind pork house swept; out .of existence. We
crave it immortality a n'ame which will live in
storf as 'long as Hhe Grecian Parthenon or the
Roman. CkUieum. Do not ob Madisomans lay you" despoiling hand "on the Jenny Lind - pork house! When all other remembrances of vour
beautiful ity. shall be obliterated, thai will still live green m our memory. JV. A, Ledger.
itThe Lafayetto und Indianapolis Railroad will be completed to' within perhaps three jof four miles of Indianapofisl; by the time of the ..State Fair.; This will afford' a fine opportunity 'of at-
Judge Stevens is putting up a two-story brick, intended for a residence, which will probably cost 81, 500. V. C. Hanna has put an improvement on his lot a stone wall along the creek; it will cost $300. On East street, G. W. Buchanan is building a story-and-a-half frame dwelling, in cottage style, which will cost $700. East of East street, and south of Washington,
we saw six frame buildings under way, some of
them small, and three of a story and a half in height. The whole will cost about 02,000.
MARION FIRE COMPANY.5 Will meet for exercise, on this (Saturday) evening, at 4
o'clock. A full and punctual attendance is requested. By order of the Captain.
. DANIEL B. CULLEY, Sec'y. The Phiiomathian Literary Society meets in the second story of the engine house at the circle, every Tuesday evening. The object of this society is to improve the mind and cultivate a taste for speaking. We invite those who desire to improve themselves to come and participate with us, - J.C.B.
oct 2-52
-edgsd Ped
al, flare Brftld,. Straw -B'als
Setthtetts,
Elbboas, .t Gloves, ' - . ... ma 4 &e. S. RORRIS, Sign of the Bog.
Oil
AUC'TJO.NYGAL.:
. - ' WsLhist. iin&U fniimiifflijr. "i
rsusgtse tnm 10 to 50 per eeal. betew srst eon., m ALSOf Aenttbr tee sl ef til kUtlsorShahas4!!er' tiUr inpplf of.vhic)tbUlss a lkM4tUUtct penite ManafecUrers, St Cii&ti friser. . . , -
" ifuenLiessa kttvuaees ra&a oa mercBasauc bi m ae-
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3IEBICAI BOOKS.
ffHB EleetSe Dispeasstory, anew and vloble werk.lat
KODllaiied. ; Dr. Hill'a RitiH4i Sn.n rhan..
istry, pn. MutsoB, "Thompson. Howard, Beach , KoU, and oth-
iueutcsu oeoss, wi lae cotamo xiraf; store or
J. r. f Uf r. at CO.
V .Mld !35ctfal!r s Snfono rf 14 ta tfoBBCrty Bd H i4 X, vantto boy food fowl, awtlw lowest uti pert unlfwra
fe the Urgect and best seiseted teat TerWurtxtV tba city havinf selecud them who naasaai ear la Ota eastern eities, of hnporter! manefocturers, ted JebtMrst ed possessiBVw ad-
iutKy .oi uu lug Tvrj. wiianwwu wni can IB JiaoO. ' k tn pay thsap, aad caa afford tad will ssU cheap. W ahU -endeavtnr to have bat ose price, and win sot b aaitnoid by any one la aay article. ' , . . , :- eptS3-3w ; & C. TOEST u oar mttO. . V are ifcaia .s haad wita Jji "a targf and spleattid stock Of Cloth, CaadaiSrca, Vast pi a4 Keady Hade Clothing ta thltH w la vtt tea atea Uoa of all wtsbthr to njakepBrcaase ta or liae. Fleaaa f. ver as with a esdi, and fl aoaddent wttaaglrd attet tsfketioa. n: ; s -o-? ' PyTalloriBg exetawdla th neatest and bi 4phr9f4 stylet,;. Oar cotter (Mr. N 0 BaektesL eaaaot b oUa4w We bare la vr employ the beat worfaftea la tats efty 0e( taent, Mr. James Clark loaf acd favorafety kaswn ta this eoai Biaalty, aad therefore aeeds ao reeoatawadatioa frea bs 4 CaU aad try as, aad ear word tot It, you will sot b dil poiBted.' :. ' . .-..- u .i-s-":-. sep S5-Sm . E. O. WARgdrCQ j JUST reeeJved, IhU day, by express Salrt Coli&ra, tvaekt Scsrfs, One quality, at : ; , tf ?eptS5-3w - - B.O.WASD4C6'a.r
Oct 2
T ifluors and Wlaes, for Medicinal purposes, of the JLi best quality, at the Botanic Drag Store of
oct 2
J. P. POPE 6t CO.
A babe in a honse is a well-spring of pleasure, a messenger of peace and love ; Tet it is a talent of trust, a loan to ba rendered back with interest." On the 24th a son to Harvey Fatout.
" " 29th a eon to P. G. C. Hunt. ' " " 28th, a son to L. F. Werbe.
COS Livrr Oil, a pare and genuine artio.e at the Botanic Drug Store of -1- 0013 J-p- vovz & CO.
OIL.S. Olive, Linseed, Lsrd, Castor, Seneka, and all Es entis.1 Oils can be had at
oct2 J P' P0PS & co'8-
COCOA, Chockolate, Farine, Pearl Barley. Pearl Tapioca. &e., dec, dte., f the best quality at oct 2 J. P. POPE dt CO'S.
CORK 8. Jug, Detcy, Bottle, and Vial Corks at 8 J. P. POPE k CO'S.
AINTS of ell colors, ground la oil and put up nicely in
uu cans, lur sale Dy c3 3. P. POPE & CO.
T r AKPriSHE8.--Copal, Coach, Japan, and Printers Var-
v uiouvo) Bk uic uuuiuiv iJiug store oi oct2 J. P. POPE & CO.
of love.
On the 30th nit.
ih, xenrA ih'ta "O happy lot, and hallowed, even as the joy of antrels,
Jr,., " Vber tbe (rolden chain of codUness is entwined with the roses
year may be estimated as toilows: One story frame buildings ........... .20 Two-story frame do 1 Two-story brick 2 Three story brick 2
by C. G. Werbe, Esq., Mr. E. Sulgrove,
to Miss Mary Price all of Decatur Township.
On the 19th by C. G. Warbe Esq., MissPhebe A Brooks,
to Benjamin Vonblaricum, all ot this City.
On the 24th, by the same, Miss Rachael Fairchild, to Mr
Abram Bales, all of this county.
On the 24th, by Alex. Jameson, Miss Eliza Griswold, to
Mr. Wra. Russell
In Franklin, at the residence of Dr. J. F. Peggs, on the
are DUiming a iwo-story dock carriage-nouse, w Robertson, Merchant of Sbelbyville. Ind.
connection with their stable, fronting on Market May health, happiness and prosperity attend them through
Street. It will be 674- feet by 80, and perfectly a11 the journey of life, and may their lives be long and un
NEW GOODS!!
& J. C. S. HARRISON erenow receiving a verv large Stock Of DrV Goods. Groeriea. Hta fun. " Rnn:.
Oea, CteC. C. ate: which thev will mil at nriAoa th.l MT.nA,
,. -, a - . . v .u u i.i .
hsu to give saHsmcKOB. nease give as a call, as ft is no trou ole to show goods. octS-3m7
Snoea.
Total number of buildings 25 Cost of improvements this year.. .$18,000.
In the third ward, Messrs. Robson & Lawrence
BUY GO O D SI! AT Nett Cash Prices, constating la part of Black and Fancy Dress Silks and Satins, Wool Delanes, French Mertnoes, Persian Cloths. . Prints, Ginghams, Flannels, Cassimeres, Bleached aad Brown Muslins, Table Damasks, Embroyderies, Hosiery s, dec., &c, &c, &c., dec. WITH A LARGE AND GENERAL STOCK OF
carpets, on Clotb, Mattia. Bngi, dcc.j
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Call and see, at Post Office Corner. oct2-52
H. PARRISH:
HEAVY Over-eostlag Beavers, Petershams, L&s&h. Skim Coatings of various fradas. at - h " '
sepij-aw
E, 0 WARD & COiT
. ''t. --r I
fire-proof. It will cost $3,000.
Seaton & Uolman are building a brick addition
to their store, in the sixth ward, the cost of
which will be about $300. RECAPITULATION. The following is a recapitulation of the build
ings erected this year, and now in course of com
pletion, with, tne estimated cost, mere is no doubt that many buildings will yet be put up this year, if hands can be got to do it, and it is pos
sible that we missed some in our rounds.
JFimber of Buildings. Frame. Brick.
First ward 44 16 Second ward 10 20 Third ward 9 19 Fourth ward 16 4 Fifth ward.... 8 8 Sixth ward. 12 18 Seventh ward 21 4 Total 120 89
Cost.
47,900
92,600 69,450
24,160
46,000:
77,150
18,000
$375,250 sined.
interrupted and everything conspire to render their happiness
complete. M.
ilOEWBES IS SITED TO
Philip Woemer and Frederika Abricht on the 29th John Scott and Mrs. Eliza Johnson 29th
"O Death, what art thou, ttranare and solemn atchrmist.
Elaborating life's Elixir from these clayey crucibles.1
On Wednesday, September 22d, in Marion county, Ind.,
Maunba, consort of Isaac Pugh, in the 43d year of her ege
The subject of thiAotice, lived a consistaut member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, for more than twenty years,
her general deportment through life, Was calm, serene, affa
ble and courteous, a kind companion, affectionate parent.
and indulgent mistress. Anger was never Known to rest in
her bosom. As a companion, mother, christian, and friend,
she was teved,;esteemed and admired fey, dl who fcuew her
enemies she had none. She said to her consort when on
her dying bed, "don't fret, I am as calm as if f was going to church." Her last woida was in calling her eldest son, he was sent for, he came to the bed side, she said " be & good boy, and do nothing bat what is right.!? She has left a
deeply afflicted husband, and four children to mourn herloss'
the youngest a son, 4 months old. She died calm and re-.
tending, the. first State .'Fair oIadiaaM "which
.- ... I ZJ ..-I ft. . SJj) AW dIMik 7" -
The number of buildings erected this year is
less than the number for several years preceding, but the amount expended in buildings greatly exceeds that of any other year. A large proportion of the buildings are of the first class some of ihem the finest in the city or State. Pursuant to notice, several members of the
various fire companies of the city, met in the Hall of the Relief Company, and, on motion, B. R. Sclgrove was called to the chair, and 3. C.
Nsw appointed Secretary. ,
On motion the following persons were ap
pointed as committees, in their respective wards, to represent to the citizens the propriety of voting
for the tax to supply the city with water: First TFari- Henry Wall, Joseph Lgttle, and
Ira Thayer. Second Ward Hal. Davis, Wm. Karris, and B.F,Porsey. TMrd Ward-A. M. Hunt, Paul Sherman, and E. F. Norwood. . Fourth Fori 0. F. Mayhew.' John Carlisle, anA D. Stricklin. r " ' f
Fifth Ward 9. T. Williams, Jas, Sulgrove,
and L. Carlisle.
Sixth Ward A. J. Pope, C. W. Ferguson,
and Hugh Delzell. "
Seventh Ward Wm. Wilkinson, T.Buchanan,
G. Drum, and W. Buchanan. . : .
On motion, the meeting adjourned. ' ' -B. R SULGROtE, "President.
5,000
LIST OP LETTERS Remalninj? in the Post Office at Indianapolis, Ind., on the 1st of October, 1852.
Ptraesu tailing for tkete letter will plea$ ay Abvirtissd;
LADIES' LIST. Brown Nancv. Brooks Rebew. Bradv n. Botr T.it,nH. t
Brown Charlotte, Brange Caroline. Clinton Mary P, Coxe" Jane, Collins Louisa M. Ecket Emma P. Goran Marietta, Goss Eater. Holmes Sarah J, Hammons Sally, Hardesty Nancy, Hiliman Malinda, Heonis Clariada, Keely Marv Jane, La' than Lydia J , Morgan Emily C, Maigan Martha, MeCloaky Mar-
i namscjr iiancy j, ituaman x.atna v. sinitu An na. Wilson Amanda. Williams Sarah.
GE5TLEMENS' LIST. Aptile John. Art son JoseDh M. Allen Luta. Airi iit.m
Brown James. Brvan Luke. Brown William a. Ri.hon a v
Baker Increase, Bagby John T. ClrU Patrick, Creed Mathew,
uook isiisna, i;rane John V 2, Coston Henry, Cross Henry 2, Cox John, Grain John, Crary Aaron, Clifford Aianson 2. Clark
w A, Chappeil Geo B, Chasson Francis. Drige Anthony, Dorrell James, Darst John, Doty Isaac, Darris Brown, Donnan David 3, Draper James M 2, Draper John, Draper Martin, Dear-
tnger David H, Demine J G. Davler Alfred. Eaton John W.
Ellis E C, Fitcll John, Frailer Charles, Fisher Courtland, Fairehild J B, Fatrrell WiUiaiu Fagens John, FiUgerraid Rev Charles. Grigsby James, Gara John, Girt Paul. Hutchison Santl, Hull Jas H, Horn an Wm C, Huffman William, Hockehsmith, Henlg Eli, Hatfield Fred'kv Band William, Hays Charles, Hollick John, Hearrell; Isaac. Ivy James. Jones B B MD, Johnson Theodore, Jordan Miles, Jones F J. Lattimer Riias. Milter John, Miller DanteU Miiler Lewis, Moore K A, Myers Wm, Maning R, McClelland W B,McDermed. O'Connel Michl. Peterson Jonas, Patterson Abel, Philips Patrick, Roots Jas Rln James, Rees James H, Kauson William. Bummers Fredrick, Stewart Thomas H, Stewart Arthur W, Smith James, Smith. 3 am 8 a "v;mitliers WHlis, Scythemore John, Shea Jas, Shersarn Jethra. Shoon Jacob. Seaton Gidaon. Tmit lima, m:
Tomtinsoh William, Thomas William D, Thorpe Thomas, fink.
vuvmi iiKi vwiii a. --iui nicaara, wnnson J u V, Willis Joseph, Wilson Robert, Webb C, WheaUev Isaac C, Ward Luke E, "Walls Nicholas, Weaver E M & Co. A. W. RUSSELL, P. M.
la bow pentagr Ul9 Fstll ti4 TTlaUr ltwk CONSISTING OF- - :.t - f Brown and Bleached Sheetines- r
crown aad Bleached Shirtings; Brown and Bleached Jeans; f Brown and Bleached Canton Flannels; row a aad Bteafcaed Driitinr, Seking., Cheeks. Stripes, AU Wool Flannels M5?inhi '
Cloths, Cassimeresj SattiaetS sr Mi r Jeans, Tweeds. Doe Skiast r f , r Linseys, ace., dee4 :-T' ?'-; SCO pieces Fail Prints; - : , 300 pieces Wool DeLaiaes; ' 50' pieces Cashmeres; s "5 Ginghams, Holland, Linings; , , Plain and Figured Silk: Figured Velvet , Plain and Figured Alpacas; ' " Thibet Cloths, Poplins; French Merinos all coiors; ' American Cloths v; yr..; Cheni Metallincs; Pink blue, mode, aad orange Pressed Flannels, for sacks? ' -. , Plain and Figured Silkst Brocade Silks; "i ' 25 pieces Black Sitks-All qualiUts; T Embroidered Robes; Persian Cloths; ' i Bed and Crib Blankets; Scotch and Bay Stats Shawtsi Brocho Shawls; Ribbons, Gloves, Mitts, Comforts, Scarfs, Tippets, Hosiery, Shirts, Drawers, Hoods, Polka Jackets; BatUng, Wadding, Twine; ' j Cottoa Yarns, Ate., die. - . -! Our stock this season is much larger ant! mdre complete fuatf we have ever before offered, and we are d Serin txtraordlnarv inducements, both at wholesale and retail. Don't go roaa -the Horn, If you want bargains. It; J. HORN, P25 Sign of the Big S. ttOTS FOR SALE 1 ' ;J THE undersigned offers for sale a few tots; near fee re tdence or Mr. J. Carlisle, and also aaumbsr of lots adjoining to the Indianapolis aad Beliefoebuitd Depot; oa te east. . , sept 18 2m H. P. COBfRS. .
FALL STOCK, JVSX BEClVSt BISECT FROM NEW YORK AND BOSTON 5! At (he CItJr gHefe store!
E are receiving and now epeuinfe a very splendid aaat 1 treneral Stock of Fall and Winter BOOTH AND 8HOES
or all descriptions. Of the latest styles, and of every variety . Getlemen, Ladies, Misses, Youths, and Children, will find sAae'thing to answer every want and to please every taste. Taef , were selected with great care, and will Be sold at cheap prices sept!8-3w Pt MrKAUSHT & CSV
1ALF SKINS;
Upper Leather;
Kid Skins, Sole Leather;
F6r sale at the City Hhtie Store, bv
septl8-3w
Kip Sklnsf " Bludtes FiBdlDgsi MeNATJGHt
AMERICAN PORCELAIN AND JJSGEXO ' TVAKES; .s.u,
ORRIS & BULLARD are the sole agents fdr thesala of ' these beautiful fabrics, in the county of Marion.
e are now rreuared to-furnish a ereat Vsrit dfDoor
Knobs, of the most beautiful styles; Doof Numbers Fteger" -
riuwcn, oou rum, wunain rms, Aiauue urnameuts, viaaute'T . stkks, &e., &c. Call and examine. -. ; ; -
sept 18 , MORRIS BULLARB.
NEW FAJkli QOOBS4 -84'
ORRIS & BULLARD are la receipt of their Fall- Goods, ! among: which can be found as com Diets an assortmeat
of Dress Goods as U usually brought to this market. W Respectfully solicit an eSauiinatioa of oar stock and prices. -, sep18 MORRIS & BOLLARD. ;
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PAINTS, OIUS AND VARNISH.
LBS, white Lead, dry and ground in oil; 8,000 lbs Snow White Ziac Paint: . , ? 10 bbls Linseed Oil;
Furniture Tarnish; 3 ' ' Japan do.; : 2 Coach do.; For sale at low rates j at ' oct3 ROBERTS Drug Store. JUST RECEIVED A large stock of . . Coverlet Warp; ;:. v . Cotton Yarns of all sizes; . Carpet Chain:
BatUng, No. and 2; Vhich can be had ebeap for
casn or prouuev, ut . jj, x v i. tt myjn is, oct2 , Opposite Wright House.
P
BIBIE Kio Coffee;
La&atra do.
Sugarvery fair;
N. O
Teas Young Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder, and Black; .
uaewinc Tobacco oest on
octS
irands extra and common: at
JWINGATEa,0ett Wright Son.
DigfiBgItetr Cassb Storell -
7 '.'.
"JsrUt, Thomas left at our bfice sons'e seed
ling apples that welgb one pound eaca.-They are
it.:.
Cixeat
JS. DUNLOP has Just received a large and magnificent . stock of American aad Foreign Dry Goods, far surpassing any of his former importations, and would call special attention to his large stock of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, which is now complete and full, and which lie will sell as low or low
er than can bebought in this city. Call and see at the corner
store of oct 2 . , JOHN S, DUNLOP.
B C fc A M ATION!
City Council, at fts meettn held on the Mth last, aas'
sad the folio wins resolutions, to-wit :
Kitflvei. That, in the opinion of this council, the citv lew
oa the sssesment for tbe present year ought to be increased 10 eents on each $100 worth of taxable property, to be expended in constructing public cisterns at convenient points over the city, to supply water in case of fire. Resolved, That tbe President issue a proclamation to ascertain by a vote of the qnalified electors In tbe city v whether they are in favor of the additional levy aforesaid or not. '
The qualified electors are therefore hereby notified that a eoU
will be opened in each ward oa Saturday, the 2d day of Octo
ber next, ror tne purpose atoresaio, uaaer me superintendence
ot me louowing namea persons, la-wu :
1st want at i ay scnooi tiouse, wm. wauace, inspector. 2d " at Court House, Andrew Brouse, Inspector. 3d - w t city School House, J. S. Alien, Inspector.' 4th . at District Schpol House, T. McCiatsrock, Insp. 5th " at City School House, S. Hetselgesser, Inspector 8th M at Wright House, R. Mayhew, Inapsctor. 7th " at City School House S. M. Seibert, Inspector.
Tbe voters will indicate oa a ticket, either printed or written, their wish in the words -Tax," or uSo Tax." The result lo be certified bv iudcesaad elers.aad retarned
to the council chamber oa Monday evening next, after holding
tne pons. : roiis to-open at i o'ctocs, n ana ciose at iov o'clock oa said day By order ef the City Couneil.
septemoer u, v. v. uu-iay, - sept25-52"2w" :.:' :." ' President.
NEW JEWELRY. ' " "
H. TALBOTT has Just returned from Philadelphia and !
ra AW YAW wlf h A WA SLTIPK fkr WBtitkM nA law.!.
rv. or au taa aew aaa ainereni siyius. : . , ,, .;
wThe publie- are tavlted to aa examination of ala stock, and
prices. We will not vor cannot be undersold by any souse west of the Mean tains. Store uder Capital House. octS-52 , W. H. TALBOTT.
3IORE GOLD WATCHES AT SEEPSU, , ,
TUST received this day per express, direct from New York. : ' I a large assortment of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, f
tae latest styles, uoine and see them, l eo prices j em nav below; asfor the quality, judge for jourselven ,.
worn vynnaers, large siss, yso. - Gold Lever, foil jeweled, $30.. . '. ? - Gold Ecglish Levers, f 40 W fl4. ' Silver Lepinea, 910 to $12. j,,- .'y - - f ' Silver Levers, full jeweled, fl3 to $45. -. - , s Stoansrera visitinr Itfdlanapoiis, in wsut of exA Watches.
will aad it to their advantage to call at the "Cheap Watok "
pot," anaer tae prettiest sign in tae western states.
STING ESTAB-ISEOIENT
ANDREW WALLACE is the Agent for Fre verts' EjiEg Esftablishroent,' at Madison, Indiana. : All goods left at my store, to be eollored, wifl sent off"" a-5 erv Mondav. and returned everv Saturdav : and aa soon aa tha-rv
article is returned he expects tbe pay. The eoOdrs are wsjraa; ted one year. Samples can be seen at -J: ?- r. .,
septie-sm Ai)tw wASii.sjusTs stor. . -
1 A A ?otl,es of thoi!8 delicious FRUIT DROPS,dirctnoai
JLvfv rnuaaeipnia, jor saie ui cvs., dt
sept IS '53
1.1s. POPE& CO.T
FALKt it WINTEI& DSY GOODS FOtt CAXO
J- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL i 1 '
H PARRISH respectfuUy ealls tbe attention of 1s fared v , to his fail end Winter tteci, consisting of aa axteasivw r
variety.or - .-!. ': Staple aad Fancy -Dry Goods, Carpets, OIL Cloths, fc-.,-Now In store at the Depot, and expecting daily Id arrive. My . experience and facilities is purchasing, eaables aie to- oSfer asf customers, aud cash dealers, the best bareain that aa b,found. Cssorers and purchasers gTierHy, arc particulartf . invited to catt aad exeatfae Goods aad Prieas, aad sea tba Uf y
ference iu rcsa md credit-"
septl!,
H. PARRISH.
: Post-fSci Cwaev.
I.
GOLD AHD SILYEB WATCHES
I. Sold 1
art of wbiah were- imported expressly for me.
TtTST received, 463 Gold aad Silver Watches, h greater
part of whieasrero importea express!? for me. 1 asve
had Uiem cased myself and know them to be all right. '.
Call and see. at prices below any house west,
oct 8-58 --s . g " W, HTAIBOTT.
,jttt tit .-
' JIa one of th cdunUes in' IWlsconaln Johu
H. Bootu theDemocntitf. Robert Hocrtrtbe m
$oD, and Thomas H. Djth hig candidate for th& Legislature. Tne Utml& there' mil coase-
fiueatly bare to U&m I' joot,-&Q?gt vrDy, " as
DIASIOND SETTINGS.
TfTJST received, a lot of Diamond Finger Rings. Also, Gent's
I uismona ereai jrins, au vu n soia at tae lowest new
YO!
or gguresCaa aad see, at
Ts the maaareataat ef BEES, the result of the afcMivttMi
J.-4f thirty years, exhibltiag tbe difflealtiea with their atnple, j
ey, d eamin semeaies? .reuaeriug ute culture er m Bee
WU OCLAMATlONt
rvflHE understZPed Sheriff of Marion eounty, hereby gives
I notice that on She- seeoad Tuesday, of Ostober eext,th
quallffed voters or said county win be called upon to elect the
following utneers, te-w :
One member of Congress, On Governor, , One Lieutanaat Goveraor. One Secretary of State, : . One Auditor of States , " Oaa Tfeasurer of titate ' - One Judge of the Supreme Court for the First District, 1 One Judge of the Supreme Court for the Second District, Oae Judge of fce Sap rem Coart for the Third District, i One Judge of the Supreme Court for Use Fourth District, ' One Reporter, of the Supreme Court. One Clerk of the Supreme Court, , . . One 8uperinteadeat of Pablie Instruction.
Oae Circuit Judge for tae 6tb Judicial Cireuit, ' One State Senator, ; r v , . : Two Representatives to the Stats Legislature. : Oa Oooatyiheriv..f& ;'. - One County Treasurer ;. , . One Judge of tae Court of Common Fleas, ' Oao Proseeuting Attorney of the Coart of Common Fleas, One County Commissioner for the Firtst District, : Oa County CommUsiouer for the Third District,
:. One Coronet: : ,i i . -l
ii ::: :j.'.i..:.... . v. .,,.a v t.
voters of sacs towashlp. . - - . - -
, vH&SLbs C CAMPBELL. , sept 25-8 - ,s " , EaerifofM.C,
NEW E8XABIISn!aEKTt " 4 W. I. SiJ F.rWsfft, ! " JNFORM their friends and the public gene rally;, atesey' I have just received and are bow opening a tall assortmeat FRESH GROCKH IK8, of superior quality, Which we are tenained to sell lew for cash. r . s .-. ' vjjri septn'52 " ; Opptsit TTriglt Be$e, I4ispeKt.
nor profitable &aa that ef any jtrther animal stock.
r-vy .ttuT' TNi)m4Pcftls,"t!JM
ft
: SKSDIliLKCE! S3fS175A!fCE?! U
P fftUB Citv Insurance ComBaa? of Cincinnati has established
an agency ta tatseity, aad are prepared to tak rir aad Marts Issarsees, at as hm rstss asau? Respositie OStes-
The Ofiicers and Directors of the Company are well mi fever
. . , . , ....J s. , . , mo yaraii n jiirovrs ui urnipuny sre wi
Kte ft M k. I.M A.. M... i ! . t I' , .. . - , . . 0 .. V. Tti . . ' ... . en C. Sl.l e
aew
. "The Sees la tijte vlefeiity feavjs beea rather oa fe deltas siae Was arsif ssfss isM, esei $hoc under tpfths ladividsal ssSkw 6jaa, waka Have bes au Uta waUe oa iaerase bata is awe as 1 an, what la 45H mars. th
sssia f?roti a4laa 4f rtss tri&Ssr, aa- that to, bv tb keat bis kltr&CB fir." I - , ;
Wra. Burnet,
. S, M. Blair, jr
j. xaorp, '
Joterth II. Rape?
H. SREffOAift Berery-
. S. RSSDKn. Prvsi5eT.t t -": i . Sisics isd by -w: -W8 tOBf , treat
0X5'5S-iy4 it,-. .f t.OB -rpa-wt SVBr4
C A R F E T S,
Ttbtb are preparea to atrer at aesiraaia a seiecttoa cr
have ever heretofore aad, aad at .as low. prtcss. ,,hsr &
septll-4w :
C
1TY TAX SA..E--Setlc 1s IsereBy givtsB !hat the aa dersfgned, Treasarer of the eitv of ladUaapoiia, will &rv:
ceetl to sell at public anetto at the door of the court-house fa
said eityi betwsea taa hours at ii o'elo A. . aaa 6 a'ciocK
f, m., ob ueetn aay or ueiooer, icscc, w i u ta u3-; lot 106, ta said eity, or so maeft as will pay the' amount of s .
essnien. ana levy aaauv wo saw "7 " vtowm " :.
dianapons, ror toe expense or grading ana gTeung street in froat thereof. Said toils supposed ta baling to Frank
lla MerriU. :i
F, SEORTRIcaR, CHy TrsRsarer,.
H017Sga.lfXOT-rOBrJAli:; '
THE subscriber will sail lot No. 4, la rqusre Keu S, aw 52- " bama street, betweea Micaigaa aad Korth streeia. Thtr la a o-ood hoase, a- large stable, asd eosvesient est buHdi b?. all la good repair, and the title is good. Tba lot Is ? fraatbv i5 feat deep, aad win be aoid on g4 tern;. Arpt; r aept mt - toCH ARLE8 FiSH&Ii. ! n , , ; rev rAi.iv caooos. "; ; - i .J1
2AT0S & HOL3SA1I asvw asw ne a !arf and assirabl
stock. of. FALL GOODS, eompsuif ;eoffifiva
iusmot etautiiui urass uowoaoi m www not,,!,. - Csaslaiares, Soatestkttt Flaaaeia, Kttss asd Triis m',?s i lasge quantiUes togeUiev with a ehoU aelectloa of C',BooaaBdEhoeajBonaeta, Hats, Cspsiertjs, n " a'werd, wa have is larga, ee-Btete, ac4 fceautlfai & rcfe a ) usasilyftrsughttoour clty.wnicA earstermlad t s j n tSss lowest rsmeaerailsst v s-.i,..:t as es "' aroirstinn ft our sf' r-ices, s - ' - l rs pleawng U( - - pi li-4w H ' &AT0.1 es Lv-A.
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