Locomotive, Volume 46, Number 10, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1858 — Page 3

STATE PAIR; PREMIUM, LJT. .VWtovn .y. ' - , . , " ' In the following Premium List, in Horses, Cattle, Sheep, and Hogs, we give all the first premiums awarded, and where second premiums are given to persons in this county, we publish them, omitting second premiums taken by persons out ot the County, and in all other Classes wq publish only tile premiums taken by persons in thiscounty. By doing this we are enabled to publish the whole of it this week The list is furnished by the Secretary of the State Board, and is all here but the Miscellaneous list, part of which has been withhclj until the meeting of the State Board, in January: ..... ; .;. CLASS A. SEC. 1. HORSES FOR ALL PURPOSES. Host Stallion four years old or over, C W Huston lndionapol is. . $50 Beat brood mare four years old or over, .Solomon reditu, Cambridge City 30 Hest Btulliou colt 3 years old or over, WTonev, Putnam Co. 20 tiest stallion colt 2 years old or over, J Jenniiifrs, Marion Co 10 Hest stallion colt 1 year old or over, Geo Otterwan, Ladoga, Montgomery county ..... 10 Best sucking coU, W L WUliums, Decatur countv 0 Host filly 3 years old or over. Win. Cahoon, Johnson Co.... '20 Best filly 2 years old or over, S H Anderson, Marion Co.... 10 Meat filly 1 year old , ,i no Trotter, Hendricks county 10 hest sucking filly, 11 Furnbrough, Shelby countv . 10 Best geldings, W E Woods, Indianapolis ". SO Second best, Wood 3k Fond ray, Indianapolis . 10 SECTION 2. HORSES FOR LIGHT IlARNKSS. Best stallion 4 years bid or over, H Jackson, Bclviilo..'., 30 Best stallion tinder 4 yehrs old, W F Myers, Fountain Co.. . 20 , Best gelding 4 years old or over, C Rnilev, Rush county.... 10 , Best gelding under 4 years old, T P Whitsel, Hamilton co.. 10 , Best maro 4 years old or over, J W Tat mart, Putnam Co..,. 10 : Host mare under 4 years old, S M Strader, Madison.. ...: . Jo SECTION 3.; TROTTING, PACING AND BADDLK HOR8KS. t 1 Trotting Stallion at lcast a mile in four minutes. ' ' ; Best stallion 4 years old or over, J M Birch, Henry Co., .....20 PAOIN(l STALLIONS IT LKAST A MILK IN FOUR MIN1TKS., Best stallion 4 years old or over, M G Hadley, Hendricks co 20 -ip.'ri'J I ' '' ' i' t" TROTTING AND' PiHNO HORSK8.' - -" ): ' ' ' Best trotting marc or gelding, E Kobbius, Scott county. .,...20 Best pacing mare or gelding. C C Johnson, Jennings Co... 20 Best gelding for the saddle, C Frost, Fayette Co ......... , 10 Best mare for the saddle, W K Wood, lndibjinpolis ........ 0 SKCTION 4. SWEEl'ST&KE ON HOR8K8. .i Bost stallion, FHvetle Co. Stock Company, Harrisbnrg 50 Beit mare or Alloy, J M Stewart, Butler county, Ohio 50 CLASS D. SKC. 3. JACKS AND M ULK8. M Best jack three years old or over, W W Ytittrs, Putnam co.. 50 Best jack under 3 Years obi. J B Durham, Montgomery Co.. 30 Best jack colt, G W Mills, Hendricks county .... ....... 10 'Best jennet three years old or over, J Y Durham, Aloulgoin ery county 20 Best colt, J Y Durham, Montgomery county 10 Bost span of mules over 4 years old, J H Turner, Tcrre Haute 20 Best span of mules under four yeurs, L Hopkins, Henry Co., Ky , 20 Beat yearling mules, J Bates, jr., Fayette county 10 Second best, J Gwin, Marion county 5 Best mule colt, Jesse Wright, Mario'u county 10 KccoHd best, S H Anderson, Marion countv 5 Best inule2 years old or over, BenJ Handall. Greensburg... 10 BeHinule 3 years old or over, J 0'H;iir, Greencastle 10 Best jack of any age, W W Yates, Putnam county 50 Best jennet of any age, J Y Durham, Montgomery county... 5q CLASS C. SEC. 1. BREEDING CATTLE. Best bull 3 years old or over, S Meredith, Cambridge city.. 50 Best bull 2 years old or over, J W L Matlock, Danville.... 40 Best bull one year old or over, W K Thorn, Henry co. Kv. 30 Best bull calf, J M Woodruff, Nineveh so Bost cow 3 years old, J Allen, Greencastle. '50 Best heifer 2 years old, J W lt Matlock, Danville 40

Best heifer one year old, S Meredith, Cambridge city....... Bestbeifer calf, S Meredith, Cambridge city , .......... SECTION 2. DEVON CATTLE. 1 l'' 30 20 Best bull 3 years old or over. L G Collins, Montgomery co.. 30 Best bull 2 years old or over, E N Shinier, Indianapolis 10 Best bull calf, II Collins, Hamilton county in Best cow 3 years old or over, J Middleton CrawfordsvlUc. 30 Best heifera years old or over, Joel Cox, Dublin, Ind 20 Best heifer 1 year old, L G Collins, Montgomery Co 10 Best heifer calf. L G Collins, Montgomery county 10 , SECTION 3. OXEN AND STEERS. ..;- Best pair of oxen over 4 years old, J O'Hair. Greencastle... 30 Best steer 4 years old or over, G Davidson, Richmond 30 Best steer 3 years old or over, A Hopkins, Henry co., Ky... 30 Best steer 2 years old or over, A Hopkins, Henry Co.,Ky. . 20 Best steer one year old or over, A Hopkins, Henry Co., Ky. 10 SECTION 5. FAT CATTLE AND MIEEP. Best fat cow over fi years old, G Davtason, Richmond. 1..".,! 40 Best fat cow under C years old,T Caldwell, heiitonvllle... 40 Best fat steer, J Callaway, Henry co., Ky..., 40 Best fat sheep, J Hammond, Dublin.. ......... 20 ,1 - SECTION . SWEEPSTAKES ON CATTLE. ' Best bull of any ge, S Meredith, (Crusader) Cambridge cUv 50 Best cow or heifer, S Meredith, (Lady Albert) Cambridge . city " 50 Best herd of cattle, consisting of one bull and four cows or heifers, S Meredith, Cambridge city 100 Best five calves, irrespective of sex, owned by the same person, J W L Matlock, Danville 50 Class D. See. 1. Hogs. . . ( Best boar over 2 years old. S Meredith, Cambridge city. .....40 Best boar under 2 years, H B Cowan, Richland 30 Best boar under 1 year, Creek & Paddock, Union county. ...20 Best sow over 2 years old, Magie, Creek & Paddock, Union - county - 20 Best sow under 2 years old, J Lealherman, Marion Co .20 Best pair of suoats under 6 months old, D W Thayer, Knights town 20 Sec. 2. Sweepstakes on Hogs. Best boar of any age, to H B Cowan, Richland .... .. 30 ' Clvss E.Scc 1. Fine IVooled Sheep Best buck over 2 years old, P S Spencer, Danville, III 2 Best buck 1 year old, A Black, Greencastle 2' Best buck lamb, A Black, Greencastle 1 Bealewe two years old, P S Spencer, Danville, III 20 Best ewe one year old, P S Spencer. Danville, 111 20 Best ewe lamb, P S Spencer, Danville, 111 10 SECTION 2. MIDDLE WOOLED SHEEP. Best buck over two years old, J Callaway, Henry co., Ky Second best, David George, Marion county, Ind Best buck over one year, S Meredith, Cambridge city Best buck lauib, J Dye, Abiugton Best ewe over 2 years old, J Callaway, Henry co. Ky Best ewe under two jears, S Meredith, Cambridge city... Second best, 1) George, Marion county Best ewe lamb, S Meredith, Cambridge city , . . SECTION 3. LONG WOOLED SHEEP. Best buck 2 years old, Jas Hammond, Dublin..... Best buck one ear old, D George, Marion county, Ind.... 20 Best buck lamb, F Beeler, Indianapolis 1q Best ewe over two years, U Hopkins, Henry co. Ky 2q Best ewe one year old, L Hopkins, Henry eo. Ky 2q Bestewe lamb, L Hopkins, Henry co. Ky., - 1q SECTION 4. SWEEPSTAKES ON SHEEP. Best buck, J Hammond, Dublin 20 Best ewe, A Shropshire, Harrison county, Ky 20 I LAPS F. SEC. I. POULTRY. Best pair of shanghais, A Gray don, Indianapolis 3 Best pair of brahma pootras, C K Tweed. Indianapolis 3 Best pair of cochin chinas, O Rite-bey, Indianapolis 3 Best pair of dorkius, O Rilchey, Indianapolis 3 Best pair of chittagongs, J W Bowles, Millersville 3 Best pair of black punish, W H Rilchey, Indianapolis 3 Best pair seabright bantams, I C Talbolt, Indianapolis 3 Best pair African bantams, J A Kellogg, Indianapolis. 3 Best pair Sumatra game, C E Tweed, Indianapolis 3 Best pair of bolton greys. G H Langsdale, Indianapolis 3 Best cross of any breed, J W Bowles, Millersville 3 Best pair of peruviun ducks, O Ritchey, Indianapolis 3 Best pair white poland ducks. J W Bowles, Millersville 3 Best pair common ducks, O Rilchey, Indianapolis 3 Best pair turkeys, O Rilchey, Indianapolis 3 Best collection of poultry, O Ritchey, Indianapolis 5 AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT. CLASS A. SEC. 1. VEGETABLES. Best dozen long blood beets, J Loucks, Indianapolis 2 Best dozen turnip beets, J Louckit, Indianapolis 2 Best dozen parsnips, J Gibbons, Indianapolis 2 Best dozen Hat turnips, G Woodfill, Indianapolis 2 Uu.i H, t..r..'.n a Wnrwlflll Inrlitnin r,Ii ' .2 Best dozen mangel wurtsel, J Loucks, Indianapolis Best six cabbages, W A Schoef.eld. Indianapolis Best six stalks celery, W H Talbott, Indianapolis .... Best six vegetable eggs, Z Tomlinson, Indianapolis.. Best one peck white onions, S Johnson, Indianapolis ..2 ..2 ..2 ..2 ..2 .-2 -..2 ..2 ..2 Best peck yellow tomatoes, John Francis, Indianapolis.. Best peck red tomatoes, 6 Tomlinson, Indianapolis Best peck white beans, 'Squire Dawson, Broad Ripple.. Best two quarts lima beans, W A Schoefleld, Castleton.. Best One half bushel Irish potatoes, A Dawson ...2 Bust snecimen China notaries. S R Woodfill, Indinnapoiis. Best three acorn squashes, G Woodfill, Indianapolis -2 Rest three squashes of any kind, S A Fletcher, Indianapolis. .2 Best tbree sweet pumpkins, Z Tomlinson, Indianapolis. .... -2 Best three Yankee pumpkins, G Woodfill, Indianapolis 2 Best three watermelons. Geo Woodfill, Indianapolis ...2 Best collection of vegetables by one exhibitor, Geo Woodfill, Indianapolis 5 Second best, S R Woodfill, Indianapolis P 3 ; SECTION 2. GRAIN AND 8EED. Best one-half bushel of any color corn in ear, Z Tomlinson, r- Indianapolis 3 Best one-half bushel Mediterranean or Egyptian wheat, H. Bacon, jr., Indianapolis 3 Rest one-half bushel red wheat. M Dawson, Indianapolis.. ...3 Best one-half bushel white wheat, S R Woodfill, do 3 Best one-half bushel oats, Z Tomlinson, Indianapolis ....2 . Best ouo'half bushel barley, G Bruce, Indianapolis 2 Best one-half bushel flaxseed, W Willi ts, Indianapolis 2 Best one-hall bushel milletseed, A J Ppe, Indianapolis 2 Best one-half bushel hempseed, P S liirkenmuycr & Co., Indianapolis 2 Best one-half bushel timothy seed, A J Pope, Indianapolis. .. .3 Best one-half bushel orchard grass seed, P S Birkentuayer dz Co., Indianapolis... 3 Best one-half bushel Kentucky blue grass seed, Pfi Birkcumayer & Co., Indianapolis 3 SECTION 3. FIELD CROPS. Bern ten acres of corn on clay or upland soil, S R Woodfill, Indianapolis 30 Best five acres corn on clay or upland soil, F Whitford, Indiauapolis 20 Best one acre of corn on clay or upland soil, A Vines, Marion county 5 Best one acre of wheat on clay or upland oil,G Woodfill, Indianapolis W Best Ave acres of timothy, J A Merryman, Indianapolis o Best ten acres of clover, J A Merry man, Indianapolis 20 Bost five acres of clover J A Merryman, Indianapolis,.... ,.0 Best one acre of clover, J A Merryman 4 BfV half acre Irish potatoes, S R Woodfill, Indianapolis.... 5 Best fourth of an acre of sweet potatoes, G Woodfill, Indianapolis 10 CLAM B SEC. 1. PBCITS AMA.TEIR LIST. Best li varieties apples, P Howland. Indianapolis g Second best 1" varieties winter apples, P Howland, Indiana po i St... ' ......... ........ ..B....avsv Beat rietics of pears. ;winter,) C Brown, Indianapolis, 6 Second West, P Howland, S

Best five varieties of grapes, Dr G W Mears. ludianiipolis... J Second best Dr G VV Miirs, lndimiapolis. , ' , Bost h:ilf bushel cultivated cranberries, A M Copln, Indian apolis. .': . .1, ; io ''" ' ''" StCTION 3 rLOWIRS iJHTEUR'8 LIST.' ' ' Best collodion of green-house plants, not including plants for bedding out, Mrs A Witliace, Indianapolis jo Best collection as above In bloom, C Mayer, IiidianiipoVisiilO Second bost, T B Hand, Indianapolis t 5 Best collection of dtihliaS.C Maer, Indianapolis.'. !!!!! 5 Best ten varieties of Dahlias, Mrs A Cox, Indianapolis 5 Second best collection of bedding out plants in bloom, Mrs. R L Locke, Indianapolis. .". 3 Best basket of fresh cut flowers, Ann Cox, Indianapolis 5 Best floral ornament, M Eagieallelcl, 1 ndianapolia. . ......... 3 SECTION 4 FLOWKRS PROFESSIONAL OR NDRSKRTMAN LIST. , Best collection of Rrceri lionse ' plants, not including plants " for bedding out, Z Schnell, Indianapolis 5 SECTION 2 FORKS, RXKKf AND ' OTHHR SMALL TOOLS. Bestsix hay forks. A D Wood, Indianapolis 3 Host six hoos, A 1) Wood, Indianapolis 3 Best ox yoke, J Griswold, Indianapolis 3 Best wheelbarrow, P S Birkenntayer tfi Co., Iudianapolis. .. .3 Best six ax helves, H H Burns, Indianapolis 3 "'SECTION 3. MILLS, HRE3SK8 AND WOODENWARE. ' ' - Best corn and cob' grinder. A t&TE Hunt. Indianapolis.). 5 Best cheese press, P S Hirkenmuyer & Co., Indianapolis 3 Best clover gatherer, PS Birkenmayer, Indianapolis....... 5 Best hay rake, P S Birkentuayer & Co. Indianapolis 5 Best hay rigging, Jeremiah Guion, MarionTcounty 5 Besthay press, A J Pope, Indianapolis 10 Best grafsced sower, P S Birker.mayer 6r Co. Indianap's. 5 Best lot grain measures, PS Birkeiimayer oz Co., lnd'ls. ... 3 Best lot bankets, P S Birkenmayer & Co. Indianapolis 3 Best dozen brooms, G F McGinin, Indianapolis 3 Best shoe and hoot lasts, Osgood, Smith & Co- Indianapolis. .5 Best specimen turning, Osgood, Smith & Co. Indianapolis. ...3 Best panel door, Dutnont & Sinker, Indianapolis 5 Best pair venitian blinds, J Barr, Indianapolis 5 ; ... SECTION 4- THRKSIIKRS, REAPERS, PUMPS, &C. , ' Best tliresheraiwl separator, A Guar 6V Co. KU'hmond.......30 Best eight horse power, Hasselman ot Vinton, Indianapolis. . 10 Best ox cart, J Griswold, Indianapolis ; 10 Best pump of any kind for common use, Kamsey oz Manning, ' Indianapolis... : ..4 5 Best hydraulic apparatus for raising water, G H Clary, Indianapolis; 1. .., ... 5 CLASS B SKC l.MECIIANlCAL AND CHEMICAL PRODUCTS. " Bost silk hal, G F McGinnis, Indianapolis 3 Best fur hats, S VVihnot, Indianapolis rf 3 Best case of hats, R Wilinot, Indianapolis.... 3 Best specimen book binding, Douglas & Palmer. Indianap's. 3 Best specimen book printing, Eliluroz Harkness, Ind's 3 Best specimen job printing, Bingham 61 Doughty, lnd's. 3 Best specimen fancy printing, J Fahnestock, lnd's 3 Best assorted specimens nrintins;. Binirham & Dousrhtv. ln's.10

Bestspeciinen book ruling, Douglass oz Palmer, lud'g 5 nestspccimen wood cut, J fahnestock, lnd's 3 Bestspeciinen copper plate engraving, J Fahnestock. lnd's. 5 Best specimen printing Ink. Bingham & Doughty, lnd's.... . 5 Best box tallow candles, W Smith, lnd's '. 3 Best box stearin candles, Riitrby oz Perham, lnd's... ... 3 Bestspeciinen stone coal. Smith & Stevenson, lnd's 5 Best box bard soap, Kugby oz Pernam, lnd's 5 SECTION 2.JEDOE TOOLS, WORKED METAL AND HARDWARE. Rest six chopping axes, A D Wood, lnd's Best broad ax, A D Wood, Indianapolis Bust adze, A D Wood, lnd's " Best drawing knife, A D Wood, lnd's Best assortment cooper's tools, A D Wood, lnd's. . Best set nrtilicial teclh. J F Johnson, lnd's Best lightning rod and points, U Munson. lnd's. .. 5 3 3 3 3 5 5 Best circular saw and frame for general use, P S Birkenmay era I o. Indianapolis , Best meat cutter. J Beck man, Marion county Best sausage st u ffer, P S Birk on mayor dz Co. lnd's. ..... Best strap hinges, J Riuchart, lnd's 5 3 Best door lock, J Kiuehart, lnd's.. Best trunk lock, J mnchart, lnd's Best till lock, J Rinehart, lnd's. Best cooking stove for wood, Munson oz Johnson, lnd's. Best cooking stove lor coal, Munson oz Johnson, lnd's .. Best specimen tinware, JS Hnrter, lnd's ... 3 Best specimen brass and copperware, Cottcrel & Knight, lir dinuapolis .1 Uest specimen T rail for railway, Indianapolis Rolling Mill Company 3 SECTION 3. ENGINES AND MACHINERY! ' ' Best portable engine, Hasselinan Az Vinton, lnd's .30 Best machine for making lath, Leonard & Stevens, lnd's...". 10 Best shingle machine, J L Brown, lnd's 10 do' - Boyd, do (complimentary.) Best sewing machine, H Williams, lnd's.... 5 Best dour bolls, I. S Reynolds, Ind' ; 10 Best flonrpacker. S Taggart, lnd's ...'.10 Best steam boiler, Dutnont dz Sinker, lnd's. 10 Bestspeciinen sheet iron work, Duinont & Sinker, lnd's. ...10 Best specimen copper work, Cotterel oz Knight, lnd's-. .- Section 4 Carriage and Cabinet Ware. Best two-horse carriage, H R Gaston, lnd's.'. Best buggy, H R Gaston, lnd's -s.. Second best. H R Gaston. lnd's , Best sulky, H R Gaston, lnd's Best sofa, 3 Of., lnd's. . ...i. ..... ........... . Best dressing bureau, J Ott, lnd's..-.. -...'.s Best pair side tables, Spiegle, Thorns & Co. lud's. Best work stand, Spiegle, Thorns dz Co. lnd's.... , Best sofa bedstead. J Ott. lnd's Best common bedstead, Spiegle, Thorns & Co. lad's.... Best secretary and book case, J Ott, lud's Best set parlor chairs, M Long, ina's Best rocking chair, M Long, lud's '. .... ... Bost ladv's sewine chair. J Ott, lnd's Uest collection of cabinet ware, J Ott, lnd's . Class CsSec. . Domestic Manufactures made bif Hand. Best 10 yards linen diaper, P Johnson, lnd's t 5 Best 10 yards woolen carpet, J Hall, lnd's : 5 Double coverlet, (woolen) D A nthony, lnd's. ... 5 Best cotton knit stockings. M Merryman. lnd's.. 2 Best woolen knit socks, Elizabeth Clark, lnd's. a Best pound woolen yarn, M Farr, lnd's ..... 2 Section 2. Domestic Manufactures made by Machinery. Best 15 yards satinet, J & D Yount, lnd's , 20 do Merritt & Coughlin, lnd's ;..10 Best pair woolen blankets, J fe D Yount, lnd's 15 Second best, J & D Yount, Ind' ; 8 Best IS yards plaid nannel. J oz 11 vomit, Indianapolis JO Best 15 yards plain flannel, Merrit oz Coughlen, lnd's 8 Second best, J Sz D Yount, lnd's. .. ., 4 Best 15 yards fulled cloth, J4B Vomit, lnd's 8 Second best. J & D Yount, lud's. ..; . Best 5 pounds of stocking yam, J tc u Yount. lnd's.... Best 5 pounds carpet yarn, J & D Yount, lnd's Section 3. Leather and Leather Manufactures, Best specimen harness leather, J Fishback, lnd's Best specimen upper leather, J Fishback, lnd's Bestspecimen kip leather, J Fishback, lnd's Sec. I. Premiums for Oirls. Dairy Products. Best ten pounds butter made in June, E A Miller, lnd's. ' Silver Cup 10 Second best, V Miller, lnd's Teaspoons 0 Best ten pounds butter made in September, V Miller, lnd's. Silver Cnp 10 Best 20 pounds cheese or over, M E Johnsou, lnd's. Silver Cup 10 Second best, V Miller, lnd's Best 10 to 20 pounds cheese, K Miller, lnd's. .Teaspoons 6 . .Teaspoons 6 Second best, V Miller, lnd's .-Creamspoou 3 Section 2 Woolen Goods. Best 10 yards rng carpet. M E Childers, lnd's 3 Best pair stockings, G Hilton, lnd's - ; 1 Best pair socks, E Barr, lnd's - 1 - Section 3. Needlework. Best patchwork quilt, V Miller, lnd's..... Teaspoons 6 Second best, E A Miller, lnd's Knives and Forks 3 Best made shirt. J w Forsyth, inu s anives ana rorKs j Best calico dress, S Brouse, lnd's.... K;.sL.ill.- hnmii.t. K J Snvder. lnd's. . . .3 .Knives and Forks 3 Best worked collar, M Hamilton, lnd's.. . Knives and Forks 3 Best table cover, Annie Wands, lnd's Mnves and forks J Best fancy chair cover, J W Forsythe, lnd's. Knives and Forks 3 Best worked slippers, R N Loyd, Lafayettto. Knives and Forks 3 Best sample ornamental needlework, J Witter, I nd?s, Knives and Forks 3 Best pair lump mats, B J Wright, lnd's.. .Knives and Forks 3 Section 5. Flowers. Geranium, B 3 Wright, lnd's Gold Dollar 1 Monthly rose. H R Locke. lud's do 1 Phlox, M E Johnson, lnd's do 1 Col. phlox, H K Locke, lnd's Gold Pen 3 Col of dahlias, five or more, H R Locke, lnd's Gold Pen 3 Second best round bouquet. H R Locke, lnd's.. . .Gold Pen 3 Second best flat bouquet, H K Locke, lnd's Gold Pen 2 Second best floralornament, E Eaglesfleld, lnd's. Gold Pen 3 Second best flower basket, M K Johnson, lnd's Gold Hen 8 k,.i,,i heat col. ofErreen-house Dlants, H K Locke, lnd's. Gold Pen 3 Sec. 6. Canned JViziz. Best one quart canned currants, red, M E Johnson, lnd's Pair Butter Knives 2 Bost one quart cannod curron's, white, M E Johnson, lnd's Pair Butter Knives 2 Best quart canned tomatoes, red,M E Johnson, lnd's , . . . . Pair ButterKnives 2 ' Section 7. Fruit Butter. Jar pear butter, M E Johnson, lnd's Gold Pen 2 Jar tomato butter, S Brown, lnd's. ; Gold Pen 2 Jar pumpkin butter, M K Johnson, lnd's. Gold Pen 2 Second bed collection of fruit butler, M K Johnson, lnd's Gold Pen 3 Section 8. Jellies. Inrstrnwberrv Icllv. M E Johnson, lnd's Gold Pen 2 Jar gooseberry Jelfv. M E Y0I111. lud's Gold Pen 2 1., . .nna iHv. M E Yohn. lnd's , . .Gold Pen 2 Jar cherry jelly, M E Johnson, lnd's Gold Pen 2 Jar peach Jelly, M E Johnson, lnd's Gold Pen---2 i. i,.llv M K Vohn. lnd's Gold PcnJar near jellvi M E Johnson, lull's Gold Pen Jarcranberr'v jelly. M E Yohn, lnd's...... Gold Pcnf ..n,.i; .-.r i,.llins v one exhibitor. J Lister, lnd's. v Silver Cup 10 Second best, Miss J Blke. lnd's-.. Third best, M E Johnson, lnd's Section .---Preserves.' " Jar strawberry preserves, M E Johnson, lnd's Jar gooseberry preserves, Miss J Blake, do Jar cherry preserves, J Blake, do Jar plum preserves, J Blake, " do , Jar grape preserves, J Blake, ; .; do . Jar peach preserves, J Blake, do . " "ieir,j.u ; -do : Teaspoons 6 ..Gold Pen 3 ...Gold Pen 2 ..Gold Pen-i-2 ..Gold Pen 2 ..Gold Pun 2 ..Gold Pcn'-S ..Gold Pen 2 ..Gold Pen S ...Gold Pen 2 ,",'.. r,..,v8 bv one exhibitor, J Blake, lnd's ' Silver Cup 10 Second best. M E Johnson, lnd's .Teaspoons-8 Third best, N J Lisier, do Gold Pen 3 Section 10. Pickles. J.r sweet pick.cd cherries, I. W Carlisle, lnd's Sweet nickled pears, M E Johnson. lnd's.. ..Butter Knives 2 Rnifr nicklcd U maloe.,J Blake, do .... Butter Knives 2 Third heat. J Blake, llld'S ' .Gold Pea 3 Section V. Bread and Cake. Second best loaf of wheat bread, milk or salt rising, M AHII.J Lrofeai-breadV Ke sJDd L'i"wion,'ld';:: Teaspoon.-,

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Cage of canary birds, J Schinuel, lnd's.... , . ' PREMIUMS FOR BOYS. ' . ' " Section I. Field Crops ..Gold PenCrop of corn, not less than one acre, W A MeCormick, lnd's. '.'"'-. Silver Cup.-10 Second best, W G Merrymun, lnd's.... 5 Crop of potatoes, not less than half an acre, W G Merryman. -Silver Cup -5 Crop of potatoes, not less than i acre, W G Morryinau, lud's. 5 Section 2. -Plowing Matches. i Plowing with stlfTsoil plow, C H Tilton, lnd's ... .Trans, and 3 Light soil plow, D H Morryinau , ..... .Trans, and -1 Subsoil plow, D H Merryman .Trans, and i MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT. 1 Class A. Sec. I. 1 Specimen ornamental needlework, E Dupuo, lnd's Second best, Mrs W P Bingham, lnd's Patchwork quilt, R O Hester, lnd's Second best, Marv Ritchie fSilk quill, MrsJ W Hinds lnd's... Knit counterpane, Mrs M J Talbott, lnd's.......... . Fancy chair tidy, Miss E Zarr, lnd's j. A., Fancv worsted work, Mrs W Wright Shirt, E E Day, lnd's .'. Ladies head-dress, J W Copeland, lnd's. . . Ladies cap, Mrs M Dietrich, Ina's Silk bonnet, J W Copeland, lnd's Velvet bonnet, Mrs M Dietrich, lnd's Straw bunnet. L A Pratt, lnd's Calico dress, Mr &J Cbiidrm. lnd's . ... Specimenartilh ial flowers, K. Vetehone, lnd's Wax flowers. Miss A M Kulner, lnd's Artificial flowers, M P Hawthorn, lnd's Sec. 2. Painting, Drawing, Sec. ....3 ..3 ...3 ...6 ..3 ...:i ...3 ...3 ...3 ...3 ...3 ...3 ...3 ...3 ...3 ...3 ...3 Specimen of landscape painting, Jacob Cox, lnd's.. Second best. J Cox. do . Specimen of fancy painting in oil, J Cox, ' Second best, J Cox, Specimen animal painting, J Cox,: Specimen fruit painting, I Cox, Second best, J Cox. . .'..:' Specimen pen drawing, S J Bryant, Specimen sign painting, J B Osgood, Ind' Specimen portrait paiutiug in oil, J Co.t, Second best, J Cox, . do do do do do . do do: - do1 do Sec. 3. Table Comforts. Butter, Cheese, Sugar, Honey, Sfe. Second best lOpounds butter made in June; M Howland, In 'dlanapolis ..; ; ;.: '. 5 Second best 10 pounds butter made in Septembers A Schoefluid..,. . i JUiJ 6 Second best 20 pounds cheese or over from. 0110 dairy. M Howland, lnd's .'....10 Gallon maple molasses. G Woodfill. lnd's ,.:..L..10 Second best, J Hough, Marion county 6 Barrel cornnieal. Z Tomlinson. lnd's fc 10 Loaf wheat bread yeast rising. L Kalb, lnd's (V Loaf corn bread, homemade. Mrs J Hilton, lnd's !,- 5 Second best, M A Dawson lnd's i.,.1.,.,3 "Sample of cake, homemade, M A Kellogg, Indianapolis 0 Collection of bread and cake made by one exhibitor, homemade, Mrs A Johnston, lnd's ; .10 .Cured ham. Wm -Mnnsur, lud's....! 5 Cured beef, C Hlldenburgh, lnd's..". 5 Second best, V Miller, lnd's 3 Gillon sor'ho mola-s .Mrs P Beeler, lnd's .'.10 SeconJ best. Z Tomlinson, lnd's.;... , 6 See. 4. Jellies, Preserves, Pickles and Canned Fruits. Second best collcclion of Jellies by one exhibitor. M How-" land, lnd's ft Collection of presumes by one exhibitor! M Howland, lnd's. .10 ! Collection of canned fruits by one exhibitor, Mrs M J Walden, lnd's ...10 ' ' ",:" . . !' noWARD PREMIUM. v i- -' .' ' ' : $00 Silver Cnp awarded to John T. Boyd, of Knox county, In accordance with the rccoinmeiiuatioo of the Committee on the Howard premium. ; , . .-; L 63" AVm. E. Wood, of tltis city, started on Tuesday witji twenty-eight horses, for Mississippi. This is the second lot he has taken south this season. - '"'' , . Bryant's Commercial, Collegf.. This institution, under the control of T. J. Bryant, so well known to our readers, has been removed from College Hall to the new Halls one square south of the Palmer House, which is one of the best lighted, best ventilated and otherwise arranged in the city, and is here permanently located, with A. B. Church, an .old merchant, twho has had over twenty years experience as an accountant, and is the author of a -valuable work on book-keeping, which is taught here, as assistant, which .combines the very first talents, theoretical and practical, to be found in any school, while it is second to none in the other mercantile branches, especially pen manship, having just been awarded the first premium at our state , fair, over Duncan from tho Pittsburgh school, and others who have long stood in the front ranks as penmen. For the benefit of our city readers, we would say it is open every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings, lor the beneht ot such as cannot attend, the day classes. American. ' ' i" ' ',' Congregational Church. The Plymouth Con gregational Church have removed their place of wor ship from the Senate Chamber to Ramsey's Hall, cor ner of Illinois and Maryland streets, where they will remain until their building, which is now in process of erection, is completed. Kev. JN. A. Hyde, ot btanord, Connecticut, will preach every babbatn at 10$ A. JM. and 3 if. M. INDIANAPOLIS KIARKETN, 1 Corrected Lvery Friday Mornings BY A. WALLACE, COMMISSION MKKCUANT. The Flour market has continued dull, since our last, and prices rule lower than Inst week. Receipts are moderate, and selling at from $4.35 to $450. Wheat is inactive, on account Of the very low price that is offered frOcenta being all that can be realized, except for choice white, for which 85 cents is paid. Corn has declined, and receipts (which are light) are selling at 35 cents. BUTTER Wholesale d 1520 BEANS White 6utuc , BEESWAX 25c CHEESE 88ic 1 CORK MKAL 43c LARD.' ' 89c COTTON YARNS 0-10-11 p lb. Batting, No 1, 1516c; No213(14c COFFEE Kio 12(siiyic Laguayra.. 14c Java 1718c CANDLES Star (full weights) 20'21c Opal i .., i:18c Summer Pressed... I212c FLOUR Extra $4 35&4 50 FLSH No. 1 mackerel $1G 57 Hi) , No. 2 mackerel , T 14 0II4 50 ' t No. 3 mackerel... h 13 50(14 Common Luke Pish-........ , $4 00 "White (half bbls.) Detroit River Fish 5 75 "White (bbls.) , do . r, .... S8.0010.(t0 ' Pickerel (half bbls.) . ..V. 4 504 75 Herring. $4 FRUIT Dried. Apples- 2.50 Peaches, new None. Green Apples C0100 FEATHERS Live Geese 35 40c WHEAT ....s.. Wi85o BARLEY :0t0; KYE 5UsMiuc OATS (3311)3. old) 4:45c POTATOES , ' 7580c CORN (old) 3538c HAY, P ton b 10 MOLASSES New Orleans, per bbl - 4547c i Golden Syrup 6o70c-; Sugar House 5(K&G0c PROVISIONS Bacon Sides 6i(i v Shoulders 45c Hams 67c SEEDS Flax ....1 101 25 Clover.... Timothy l 752 00 SALT Kanawha, p 280 lbs l 802 00 .Lake. r .... 2 0()2 25 ; Coarse Alum Ground Alum.. $1 75-2 25 Sack Salt, $ bag 14lfic SUGAR New Orleans....; IOc . Refined lllljc Crushed .- . 12? 13c Powdered . 12il3o Coffee-Sugar , llci CALCINED PLASTER $15 CEMENT ...-. $2 502 75 LIME Louisville White , l 651 75 ROSIN .M 3 7o4 00 TALLOW mQc SPECIAL NOTICES. lr. Kolmck in Cincinnati. The most brilliant success soems to have attended the practice of this celebrated Swedish Professor since his residence in Cincinnati. The most desperate cases of dyspepsia, scrofula, liver Complaint, rheumatism and cough, are reported by the sufferers themselves to have yielded to bis Scandinavian Remedies." These medicines, it appears, act chemically upon the blood, purging it from the eloments of disease, and curing an infinite variety of disorders, by cutting off the supply of morbid matter which forms their basis. Testimony to this effect, which cannot be impeached, is proffered to all who are hard of belief. See Advertisement. II. UOSENUARTEN, IU. !., , AI'OTHECAKY AND DKUGGIST, i- - - - t Washington Street, ' " A few doors west of Delaware Street. AMERICAN AND GERMAN DRUGS AND MEDICINES. ".OILS, PAINTS AND VARNISHES; . , , . prjKE WINES AND LIQUORS; ': FINE PERFUMERY; '' 1 ': BRUSHES OF ALL KINDS; ! : SUNDRIES. : Having made large additions to my stock of late, and buying from first hands, 1 am enabled to sell many articles at much reduced pricec. The long experience I have in the busines will) I trust, be ft guaranty to the public of getting the righ( kind of Medicines, and made as they ought to be. A continu ance of the liberal patronage heretofore conferred npon me, is respectfully solicited. mayl5-6in 15 A 15 V i'lCTtUCS rpHE hours for making of Children1 Daguerreotypes at the I Metropolitan, is from a. m. to a p.m. Come in the morn. ing,if possible, (ocU3) M. L. OHR

P UHE WlltT LEAD, 7, Ground in pure Linseed Oil, - FOR SALE CHEAP TOIS CASH, AT MOFFITT'S DRUG STORE, . ' ! ,v ! ;.: OPPOSITE LITTLES' HOTEL. '. - .' ' '

' Oh happy lot. and hallowed, oven as the joy of Angels,-' . Whore the goldeu chain of godliness is entwined with the roses of love." ., , ' 'Ob the 21st of October, by William Sullivan, J. P., Mr. John Maurice to Miss Marie Chamhose."..' ' " ' .-' ' 0" the Kith of October, by William Sullivan, J. P., Mr'Augustos J. Newklrk to Miss Matilda S. Snyder. On 21st Inst, by William Sullivan, J. P.; Mr William H. Lucas to Mies Mary Ann Leonard. : , . LICENSES ISSUED. TO .f ' Charles Millerand Sarah Ann Woolf, on the Hlh. i John F. Cholette and Louisa H. Dickey, on the 15lh. Anthony F. Miller and Christine Prange, on the 15th Michaol Wren and Catherine Granej, 16th. , - , Thomas Goldlngaud Kate McNecley, on the 101 h. , , Charles McKully and Mary Molony, on tho lOtli. , r. , Thomas O'Brian and Aim Bcaly, on the JCth. . Andrew Conner and Mina llergers, on the 19lh. Joh n Herr and Hester E. Sulgrove, on the 10th. Adam Kistuer and Catherine Schnable, on the 20th. John Wcilcman and Catherine Banckor, on the 20lh. ALL WOOL DELAINES. A FinjE.ASSOKTWKKT,' ', . .. .,AT... . . RE D U C E D PRICES, ...oetS3.. .. .,. , May bo found at WILLARD'S. ;,,.,',.'' 3 I'omicls Woolen Tarn, ', ALL SIZES AND COLORS, ' ' FOR 8AI-E, IV HO LEA ALE AMD RETAIL) AT ' 1 :' octl. 1 . WlIXAKlhS.: Ordered to he published in the locomotive, hi Act of r j 7 i.. . ii. i, m . i KsViitii ess tte uuJti nuviitu tut utiunsi circuiulwn Itt Indianapolis, and vicinity. , LISTS advertised on the 2d and 4th Saturdays in each month and made out on the Wednesday evening pre vious. Letters uncnlled for October 21, 1H5H. ' GKNTLEMKN8' LIST. ' ' ' ' Abbott Frank B Allen Emery A lexander John Asb J M 1 Adams J 3 Allen James M Anderson L W Aiken M 2 - Graydoh R G ' ' Good (Solomon Griffith Tbos K Hunway & Kubash 1 Harrison Mr Haworth David Hetherington Christopher Poak J L '' 1 Parr Henry l Poak J L Phtnes J R ' ' Patterson Jesse i Parker John Pendergast J G Pope H L Parrish Henry Parker G W ., Patterson EC ' " Packard Dan ; ' ' Penticost Andreir y Ros & Ray Randolph Bros Rowell Dr Kice Benj , Roch Dennis Rabb D G "' "f Kule C .. Ramsey F M Robinson F W Ross Holman Roberts J H 2 Robinson J R : . Richardson J C 1 ' ' Robinson John ' Richardson Jos Rhodes J W Reynolds John RlJhey O R Ryon Patrick Roulston Sam Rude Wm Russell Washington Robison Win . -perry Burdett . Springer A M Sayers Alex Kuyder 1) Southern C Hlawson F J . Sykes Foster Small Edward Arret! Philip Harvey EU !r Butler oz HurrinetouHovt K A Messrs Hanford HH Binkley, Dnvis & CoHenderson George Messrs. Hilton Geo O Beckett A J lieebee B B Brashais B r , .. Beckett A J 2 . Bridjro A R Harland George Harvey Gideon Hastings JHU Huins John A Harris Isaac 2 Holmes Ira Hacker John A Hlmcs J B Harman, John , Hanthon John Holland Johnson Harrison J H. Harker M A ' Hein M Hamilton OH Howard S A Harper Samuel i Higdon Robert H ildebrund Uriah Iliggins Wm He ring "William ' Hum M P Huggart William Hoover Wm U ' James Alvah 3 Johnson Aaron 2 Johnson Alfred , James Daniel ' ' Janeway John Johnson John Judecult Jno W uracKmun tf am Brer Brieht A S Brown C H Blunchard Charles Baty Edward Bryant H O Bird Henry Boyers IiC ' ' ' 1 Buchanan J W UraylicM John S ... Blum John A Blooines Joseph G Hlgliall Li u Brown Oliver M 2 Bonney Orin 2 lirennan ratncK Bntckinan S Bills S Bickner S H .' Uundy Thomas R " Boy non Tho Bramev VV in Babcock W Bullen Wm S Crossen A bner f rosley Abran. Cox B Cory Co A Case Charles Coughlen Frank Johnson ewton Stark G J Kidder & Barnham Shaver Henry Messrs Snrague H Kelly Daniel Shoemaker Jas Scott J as Solomon Johnson Smith Jas Sweelser J W Stanley Ira Covle f rant Knupn E W Curbirth Geo R Dr2 Knox K B Cramer Henry Keenev Henry Cross ell Geo W Conwell J M Callabau Jeremiah Cory Isaac Collens Jno Cummins John A Cade James Cassci John M 8t Cheek Jno M ' y Clark M M Catey Milton J Catterlin M T Catterson Patrick Kcnsol Joseph -Kelly James Knse John hkeen J L) Kirk Patrick John DSnider J S Kemner J M Soaper Dr J W Keller Charles L Logan Abraham Logiin Bernard .p Levi David "J Long Eli C L; ford F Lock ley George Luckey G W Long Henry C Smith J J Snyder Jacob Seamon Nicholas Starn Phillip Skinner P H Schaffer Oliver ' Swab Solomon Sheans S Sprague Vfnton Shaw Victor Springer Vincent Sharp T M Skelton Wm . Sulgrove Wm Starr Wm Smithers Wni Sphar W W Sterling W R Thompson Mr A Thompson Mr D J Toibert H E Timmon Mr G Troubrldge Mr J F Thomas Mr J Thompson Mr J B Tarr Mr L S Tilney Robert Crainer Peter Cheeseinan Peter S Leach John Catterson R F Leonard Joseph Crowley Timothy Campbell William Darrow B C Davis B Dawson D Davis Hosea Deer Joh n Drane John R Daker John ' " Dolan John Depew M S Dougherty C Davis K F 2 Douglaas R A 2 Duttbn R & Co Dougherty Thomas Danner Thomas Dodds W H Darby William Davis Wesley Emigu A . lS Evens Elliott " ' Emmons G W 2 Evans H W Ellsworth G A Emons George W Eaton Rodney 2 Elliott William Evitt William D Everson W K 3 Fern Daniel Long Joseph LutiHiin Samuel Leonard Pillas Lowe W A Magne & McElray Mathews Rev Morris Mr Molson A R Miller Charles M ; Mouee Eugene Miller George Miller Rev G F Moore Jacob C Morgau Dr J W Mayeys John H Miller John W Morrison J Tierney Mr W R Moore Kami or MaryThurston Mr W. R t Moffett Samuel C Thalpeyman Jas Marsee R H Vanlove B F Mondeth Thomas Morgan W C ' Morrels W S Miskinn , Marks Wm McLenhan A J McGee Clark McMichnel F McLain George W McElwee John McGinin Sn ml Vundermark John Vanness Jas V each Jos Veach Nelson . . Vanhorn S T Varney T P Wells & Stewart Wasaon B W Ward Cyrus Wiggins C W 1 Wright Fred Wright J S ' Wade J K Wilson JH Wilson J N - i Ward John WooUev John Wood J" W Dr Wiley J Wright Jos Weaver J S W inston P S Wright P M Watson J W hitney S S Woodford Sam Wells Thos Williams Thompson Ware T W Florance Georce A McCarty Wm Foster H B 2 McDonald Wm Fellenzer Joseph Foley Jerry Fisher Isaac For8y(h Robert Frarv S W . Eisher WO"' Fisher WE Fletcher William Gray Mr Gollowav A Gooding'D W C Golden Dennis Griffith John W Gale L Griswold Martin J dilkey C B Giffin S S Noble C W Noble Charles Northon Edward B Nivitl William . O' Bryan E D Ormsby G W O'Brien Thos Penticost Andrew Packard Dan Patterson E C Parker G W ParrUh Henry Pope H L Pendegrast J G Parker John Patterson Jesse Pheins J K INITIALS., Ravings Bank. " ' . Philoxenian Lodge, No. 44. v Weekly Republican. - f ' Pres. of the Bible Investigating Society. LADIES1 LtST. I Ames Mrs M H D Adkiu Marg Adams Miss E J Anderson Miss B Ames Cynthia Haldenuan ElizabethNeemon Martha Hughena Fanny. Ohair Acnes H-eari Liza a Hosbrook Lotty Harris Esther Hatcher M C Hickman S A Hustan E J Huuser L F Hassey Clara : ' Igio A rtenia Johnson S E Jackson S Mrs Joyce Julia Johnson Mary Jordan Adaline , Jones Avonia KcllerS S Knight Jeunette Knox M E Mrs 2 Lively Nanie Lan ban Sarah " i Lavec Francis Leach S A Lane M C Larkin Ellen 9 Lock wood Rosa Osbourn Ajfn erica Osbourne C A Pattison M E Mrs Persell M A Parker Emma Pruit Ellen Pruett E len Perkins MG Redling Phebe Roid J W Reynolds Josephine Richmond E S -Rexford E M Mrs ; Redwine E J Ransom Mary Risk R Y Roach Abby Smith Kj Smith Mrs J 8 Smith Miss Smith A F ' . ' Smith MAR Sinclair Mrs M Shields lsabelle Stewart Nettie 2 ' Swift Mary Stanton Lucina Stanley Amelia Swank Mrs E B Sullivan Miss A K Stevens F E Shull Amelia Spicer Mrs N Shue Sarah Stewart ME Steele Kate Thayer R S Taylor Mra Thompson Jane - 4 U stern Annie Williams Elen Wvatt S J W'right Mrs J D Williams Miss S K Whitman Maggie Worth Julia Woods Mrs R B Wright Eliza belli White Miss F C Weiani Elizabeth Yarbraugh S E Zim Mrs S A Burke Miss Jane Burke Miss Mary Beaur Mrs M . Bacon Miss C Band Miss Pbeebe Baxter S J Bennett Mrs H S Burns Mrs B Bowers Mrs S, Boger Mrs S - ?; Browu Mrs M A J Biggs Mary . -Chew Miss S J Custer Annie - Colson Miss E Curtis MrsO Colson Mra E -Davis Miss S J Dugnn Miss M -Drake Miss P R " David Mrs S Dungan Mary Davis Mrs M Lvons Emma Doud Miss Margaret Lagsdou Kute Drain MrsN R Laughan Ann Doyle Miss Mary Luens Magie Ew'ing Miss CarolineMcOlnng Mrs J H Egleston Miss Alice mcurtj Mrs Edgar Miss Mary McGaby Sally McDonald Francis Morris Mrs E Moore Nelly MoffitSallie Meek M A Murray Martha Moores J M Mornn Mary . Murphy Elon Morrow Georgia Minor M M 2 Movlan Mrs K Maxwell M E Moniess Mary Maddox N A Matchctt HA Martin Mis L Morrow H D Morse Mrs S Nelson Ellcnor Fletcher Aaaiine Ferry Elizabeth Fisher Malvina ' Fletcher Angeline Franklin S A 2 Fay Miss Frank . Goodwin Nellie v Goodtiue Mrs H Grooms M J Gill Elizabeth Gilvin Missouri . ; Griffith Eliza Gregg ME Gooding Nellie Gause M K Garnett B Y Gray Hannah Grafton M K Gillet Harriet Golimger Maria Howard Mrs C L Niemon Fanny J. M. TALBOTT, P. M.

L A D I E SVioS KI R T S ; " :!I " Consisting of. tux r-'-it i ..(i! IlonilOll, Cliroche,.' . y - iiillcl, Bnlmorat, 7,', And Princess Royal. '' .All now and desirable styles, at , WILl.ARU'l. ' oct23. ' ' ' ' ' '' ' " WOOLEN 'GOODS' " Conlsllnt; of " : .. .- ' Shawl, Cloaks, ' Capes, Gams, : ' i;.-.r ; ' ,1 . Hootls, tiaitcrs, Ac, . Just received at 'V" , , WII.LARD'R.' ' octai. ' Y ll ' ' ' . ' . LADIES' CHENILLE SCARFS' Mohair, Chenille, and Itead ' 1 ii, e a r ' d u e s s e s . ' . Also, a fine assortment of PLAIXAJfDBALL CHEMLLE, AT r oct23. ,L - Wlard. Administrator's Sale of Personal Property. TTOTIOE is hereby given, that t will sell at public suction, on Tuesday, the Hth day of November, ls.'rt, next, at the residence of A brum R. Phtpps, late of Marion county, Indiana, ; deceused, In Lawrence township, alt or his personal properly, consisting of horces, cattle, hogs, sheep, one two horse wagon, household furniture, farming utensils, &c. A credit of nine months will be given on nil sums over three dollars, the pur. chaser giving his noto with interest and without reliel from ' valuation or appraisement laws with approved security ; nil sums under three dollars to be paid In cush. 8ale will coin- . mence at 9 o'clock a. and continued fro in day to dav until all is sold. JOHN M. PH1PPS, octlti-3w. - Administrator. ! Estate of Abram It. 1'liipps, deceased. "JOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been ap- . 1 v pointed administrator of the estate of A brum R. Phippa, fate of Marlon countv, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.- JOHN M. PH1PPS, .. ocllb"-3w. , .. , , , , , Administrator.

'; T II i-: ITI A J!I I?l O T II WHOLES ALE GROCERY. I AM NOW RECEIVING MY FALL STOCK OF MOLASbcs, Sugar and Coffee; : ! : ' ALSO : ,. gOO bbls. new Lake Salt, In nice clean packages ; h '. . '; JHK) bags Ground Alum Salt, pure salt for butler; KMK) brls Kanawha and Pomeroy Snlt, weleht 2P0 lbs) ; ;t J 500 brls Solar Salt, for package purposes; 110 bags Coffee, prime Rio; ! ; ; ' l" 30 brls and C.7 hulf-b;irrels Sugar-house Molasses ; t 20 hhds. Prime Sugar; SO hhds. Choice do. ., 1 ' JOO boxes Teas, (various sizes); ; . 50 boxes Star Candles ; . ' ' , r . . 40 boxes Tallow Candles; ' . ' " -i; 1 .50 boxes Soapa; , . ' , ; ' f , ' ' ' 50 boxes Starch ; ' 100 bales Batting; ' ' ' . ' . 300 boxes and Caddies Tobacco ; 5u0 kegs Nails, all sizes; .f ., ,, 3O0 boxes Glass, all sizes; ' i 50 brls. Rosin and 50 brls. Tar ; 1 100 brla New Jersey Phister ; t ' . , ;; 500 brls. Cement (Louisville); ' , ' , 30 packages Mackerel various numbers; " 300 packages White Fish, (Detroit River): .-.' ' 2(0f gross Matches, (Kent's); iVr . , , 20 dozen Brooms. ' . y i am buying and shipping Flour on commission ; having the experience that I have I know the best points to ship to 1 am now makijjg the most sales at this city. Liberal advances made on Flour and Grain. . Rkfkkknck. S. A. Fletcher, Thomas M. Shnrpe, Bankers. Andrew AV.iIlace. f . oct!4. lOUWTX ORDERS WANTED. Inquire at thfs jel9-tf. o SILVER IEPINE WATCHES, $6 50. ROBBED! ROBBED!! W ( .r,,,,; , Of great bargains by not calling at ; . , ; . CHAIILES G. FRENCH'S w . i Ami pricing 18 New Ktocte of ' e WATCHES & JEWELEY U -4 ... . V2 CASH!! CASH'. H W C'A S H ! At the following unheard of low prices; t-3 LOO K!l ! LO O K'.!I "Y. Silver Lepine Watches.. ..... ... ..... .......... $ 6 00 CD full Jeweled .Silver Hunting J.ever ou Fine 18k. Gold Watches IB 30 g Jewelry jn Sett, from 2 00 to 100 00 g FBI C E S B E DCC E fc3 t Over one hundred per cent. t ; Common Watch Glasses 10 cts. Patent . " " 15 cts. rvi Fine French and Kns-lish Lunpts for fiuntin and Open-Faced Watches 25 cts. hi No. 31 9 3 doors east of Palmer Mouse, p7 2 Washington street. CQ oclO-lw. " KOTAIC IWEOICIICS. ! LARGE and well selected stock, with all the new and J concentrated preparations warranted fresh and pure. For sale by ()eiG.4w.) ; . R. BKOWMG. ATT A C 1 1 HI CNT NOTICE. Complaint in Attachment for 8R.50 cents, before Thomas J.1 McCollum, a .Justice of the Peace, of Franklin township, Mariou county, Indiana. ., ; Charles O. Smith vs. Samukl Caskky.. . IVTOTICE is hereby given that on the 22nd day of September, 11 18M, at the instance, and upon the affidavit of Charles Ot Smith, plaintiff, an order or writ of .attachment issued against the defendant and garnishees, and garnishees appeared and answered that he is indebted to the defendant, and that I have fixed the time of trial in this behalf, for the first day of November, 1858, at 1 o'clock, t. m.. at my office, at Acton, Franklin township, when and where the defendant and all other per-; sons interested, may attend if they see proper. Witness my hand and seal, this 7th day of October, 1P58,' THOMAS J. MCCOLLUM, L.S. oct9-3wTI. , STKAYED COW. STRAYED from the enclosure of the subscriber, No. 152, Norlh Pennsylvania street, on Saturday, the 25th of Sep. tember, a fine large Durham Cow her color red, with two or three small white spots, her horns low, she milks easily, and yields 8 or 10 quarts per day. She is in fair condition. Whoever will return her to iny residence, or give satisfactory information of her whereabouts, shall be liberally rewarded. ocU-tf. O. C. MINES. WALKING CAKES- . ( WE have Just received a large assortment of Gold, Silver and Ivory-beaded canes, at manufacturer's prices, at oct2 3in. W. H. TALBOTT di CO'S. ' TABLE itTLEKY. WE have a large stock of common and extra fine Tabic and Tea Knives, Career's Forks and Steels. Prices to suit the hard times, at obt2 3m. W. H TALBOTT CO'S. WATCHESf JEWELUY, BOUGHT AT HABD TIMES TRICES. ""WTE are now receiving our new and elegrant stvles of ful1 y Bud winter Watches. Jewelry, Silver und Plated Ware. ' We offer b larper stock and jrreater variety to select from than nny house in the State, and at 25 per cent, less prices than all competition. Come and see. ' We will sell Silver Lepine Watches, rtgulatod, at 88 50 We will sell Silv. Hunting Lrver Watches, regulated, at. 10 00 Store opposite the Wright House, Indianapolis. oct2-3m. W. H. TALBOTT & CO. CITY OKDEKS w ANTED, by WM. Y. WILEY, No. 103, East Washington St. JUST R E CE I V E D -SPLENDID ... or STUCK

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M. WOLF'S CLOTHING STORE, No. 1, V A L, M E II HOUSE, The undersigned takes pleasure of informing his old friends and customers, that he has just returned from the Eas. tern markets, Willi a splendid assortment of CLOTHING AND FTJENINHING GOODS. which will be sold at a small profit. Call and examine for yourselves. (ocia-jni.) ax. -..

AGENTS WASTED. TO sell and collect for Dr. Frost's Medicine, Apply In person or address, with postage stamp inclosed to prepay return letter. 0 J, M. FKOST CO., , octi-ain. Indianapolis, Ind.

ATLANTIC CAI1LE HAUI?IS. 17IOR sale at the Ladies' Fancy Store, No. 5 Bates House, ' Washington Street. tf.. Groceries for the Tall Trade. AVERY complete and heavy stock now in store, purchased t th riirht time, and sold at lowest cash prices.

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