Locomotive, Volume 47, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 December 1858 — Page 3

CIRCULAR.; The reign of " Free whisky," which was inaugurated in 1855 by the overthrow of the Prohibitory Law., has convinced even the enemies of that measure that something is necessary to restrain or hold in check the evils which are inseparable from the traffic in intoxicating drinks. But what is the appropriate remedy? or what can be done under the ruling of the Supreme Court that will mitigate these evils? are questions on which those who deplore the existance of the present state of society are far from being united. The Legislature, at its present session, while it raises almost an unaninous voice in favor of the repeal of the statute of 1855, is not likely to agree on any efficient substitute. Under the circumstances, it is proper that the friends of sobriety and good order should assemble in council once more, and indicate their preference on a subject of so much importance. We the undersigned, therefore, unite in a call for a Mass Convention of the Friends of Temperance, without respect to political opinions, to assemble in Indianapolis on the 18th day

ot January, 185 a.

John Leach, L. Abbett,

Wm. A. McKenzie, S. Fisher, A. S. Kingsley, G. Tanner, ...... T. A. Goodwin, . Percy Ilosbrook, S. W. Drew, Charles Secrest, S. Jones, W. II. Kendriek, J. H. Stapp, S. V. Ritchey, Wm. M. Wlieatly, M. G. Clarke, ' J. S. Boerum, . '. S. T. Bowen, j : James Blake, , , . . Elijah Goodwin, - Henry Ohr, David McDonald, Isaac Coffin, C. G. Whitsit, R. A. Riley, E. Dumont, T. G. Alford, J. Marsee, R. T. Brown, . . David Macy, J. B. Abbett, . T. P. Haughey, C. Fletcher, Lucien Barbour, Wm. Hannaman, J. D. Henlain. Papers in the State are requested to copy.- . . . FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE INDIANA STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION, At Indianapolis, December 27, 28, and 29, 1858. -, ORDER OF EXERCISES. Monday Eveninei, Dec. 27, seven o'clock. Prelimi

nary Business; reading Constitution and By-Laws;

appointing Special Committees, &c. 8 o clock Ad

dress by Prof. S. A. Lattiinore, of Asbury University.

Tuesday Mornina. Miscellaneous Business for half

an hour, Reports of Committees for holding Teachers'

Institutes.

, Tuesday Afternoon. Miscellaneous Business for half

an hour: Discussion ot iopics in I rot. Lattimore s Ait

dress: Address bv Dr. Z. Test, of Richmond. Sub

ject : "Socrates, and his character as a public Teacher." ' - - - ;

Tuesday Evening. Miscellaneous Business for half

an hour; Address by Prof. D. Shepardson, Principal of Wood ward High School, Cincinnati. Subject: "The

personal influence or the leacher.

Wednesday Morning. Miscellaneous Business; discussion of Topics in Addresses; Report of Committee

for securing place for State Normal School; Report of

(Jommittee tor preparing a memorial to tne legisla

ture on the Indiana ochool .Law; Discussion. Wednesday Afternoon. Miscellaneous Business

Discussion of question (postponed from semi-annual

meeting), "Is it proper to award prizes for superior

scholarship 1 Kcport ot resiueni jailor or ocnooi

Journal: Report of Treasurer; Election of Officers.

Wednesday Evening. Discussion of previous Sub-

lects: closincr Business; Kesolutions, &c.

Some of the railroad companies have agreed to re

turn members iree.j

our markets are held, or if any are held at all; but at the same time, sincerely believing that our citizens, and farming friends generally, are being much imposed on under present arrangements, I have thrown out these few suggestions for the consideration of our City Fathers, who have the disposal -entirely of this matter in their own hands, that in their infinite wisdom they may adopt such regulations as will be for the general

oeneni oi au concerned.

- Your fellow citizen, Peter Purie. ANOTHER QUESTION. Editors Locomotive: Whilst you are making

the investigations necessary to enable you to answer the question in your paper of last Saturday, as to the manner ot collecting the 15 cents school tax called for by our City Trustees, I, with many other enlightened citizens deeply interested, will be gratified if vou will take items and answer, if vou can, the oiw'nr"JS x

make. - . - ; . j ' J,,, '-rt this township;

on the $100 for

"township p u'""

ty duplicate V . l" 'Jr" .. .. ,K , out; it amounts to over $3,200 upon limits as well aii . , ' 1

BURiMrVG FLUID AUD EXTIU SITIUI OIL., FOIt SALE CHEAP FOK CASH, AT MOP F ITT'S DRUG STOKE, '! ." .OPPOSITE LITTLES HOTEL. '

ii. noiF;Ait i l:, m. i. ' APOTHECAICY ANI I K I' G 1 1', Washington Mrert, A few doors west of Delaware Street. AMERICAN AND CKUMAN llKl'GS AND MEDICISES. OILS, PAIMTS AND VAKNINHKS; PUKK WINES AND LIUUOKS; , FINE PEKPU.MKKY; BRUSHES OP ALL KINDS; . SUNIIKIKS. Having made largo additions to my slock of late, and buying from first hands, I am enabled to si ll many articles at much reduced pricec. The long experience I hare In the business will, I trust, bo a giiarmilT to the public of retting the rlgta - fund oi .tieuii-inos, ana inaue as luey ought to be. . onm,tt ance of the liberal patronage heretofore conferred upou ia respectfully solicited. mayl5-6in

Real Estate, Note and Stock BROKER OFFICE. flHE undersigned has opened an oflce In Blackford's bullI ding, for the purchase and sale of Keal Estate, Notes and stocks. Will attend to all business connected with the same; and solicits the patronage of his friends and the public generally. lds.) .H.J. GATLISU.

mi t hooks rou the season, AT STKWAHTA BOWELS. dei-:5.

i Huh' ,,e ocomli''', by Act o) t. . naving the largest circulation in navA'tity. o the 2d and 4th Salurdaxs In each uul on the Wednesdny evenings pre billed tor Decembers, l5H. GK.NTLE.MENK' LIST.

Gulthart E C

Ortht, Congress Indiimapc' IISTS , a month -

fious. Let!

Tliur

jLK'clioii lor Irusim.

TOTICE is hereby plven tha'.an ele-rllon will be held In ih

lectiir room of the .Second rrepb7ttf ftati Church, oa

jrmlav event fie, the 6tb of J&ouirv next, between 7 and 9

o'clock, to choose irueloei for Buid church. Jecitt-3w. V, V. CULLKY, Clerk. xTIill rroperty for Sule. . I HA VE for sale a valuable and rery desirable piece of Mill Property situated wuiiin a ft-w milt-i of IndiaoapoHit, con-si-tinf of a Grit Mill, aw Mill, pood SiahVs, coinftiri.ible Huub for Miller's remdmice, Orchnrd, Oar.ten, and about Ten acres of land, which 1 am authorized lo vtl at a bargain, Vor particulars as to price, lent) mid location, enquire of 1. N. PHIPPS, Heal Kitate AaT-i)tf dec!8-Iw. Market .St., 4 doors east of Hoimrt's Cha"1 - -

1

For tho Locomotive. THE MARKET HOURS.

, Mr. Editor : In a late number of your paper, you

called the attention of the City Council to a change of

our present Market hours, and at the same time gave a few pungent reasons for their immediate action in this matter. Since then, however, nothing more has been done or said on the subject. Believing that the present time for holding our markets is incompatible with the interests of our citizens' as well as the farming community, permit me, then) in my own off-hand style, to give a few reasons as briefly as I know how, why we ought to have noon markets during tho winter season. You will recollect that some six or eight years ago when our population was not more than half what it is now, we had for one or two winters noon markets. ' They worked well, both for producer and consumer. They were held at a convenient time for that season of the year, well sup. nlied with fresh and wholesome provisions, and the

general remark was then, what nice markets we have now. . , Kiit all at once an objection sprungj did not suit the convenience of ourc was immediately chained by order simply ask, what soC "at markets have we had since that change?) J-hey have absolutely dwindled down to nothing ijiworthy of the very name. Even our first class butcher? don't attend any more. But, let ine ask, does the present early morning mrkets better suit the convenience of mechanics and citizens generally, than if held at noon, say from half past ten o'clock a. m. to one o'clock p. m. ? I think not. Between six and seven o'clock in the morning.

chanics and business men have to eat their brea., ba on their way to their respective places of business. Then early morning markets cannot be urged as a plausible reason for their special accommodation, unless some few very early risers, desirious of patronizing our few huckster in buying remarkably strong butter at 25 cents a pound, lime packed eggs at 20 cents a dozen, and blue skinned chickens and turkeys that have undergone a salt water cure operation. Further, I contend that thousands of dollars are diverted through other channels from Indianapolis, in consarjuense of the irregularity of our untimely mar Icot hmns. For instance, the farmer who lives some

ten or fifteen miles from Indianapolis, would have to start the previous evening, drive over almost impassable roads, through dark, cold, dismal and dreary nights, to reach in time our early market. Do they do so ?

"Mo And thev are not to blame for not coming.

Then the whole winter marketing business falls into the hands of a few provision dealers and hucksters, to

whom we have to pay exorbitant prices for food, un.

clean and unwholesome.

Now what alternative has the farmer in this state of

affairs. Why he is obliged to sell his produce to country store-keepers and traveling hucksters, for almost one-half less then he could get in cash from our citi

zens, bv having proper and convenient market hours adopted for their mutual benefit. Besides, the farmer don't et the cash for his butter, eggs, chickens, &c, from the country merchants. Oh, no ! they must take it out in store truck, at from 25 to 50 per cent, above what they could buv the same goods from our Indianapolis merchants. "But that is not all. So soon as the country merchant gets a sufficient quantity of such provisions, he ships to the larger ctties, considerable finds a market here, especially butter, and is bought unbyour produce dealers and hucksters at very low rates (it generally being in very bad order w hen received by them,) but they soon put it through the mix-in-process and sell it to us at 25 cents per pound, for a nice new sweet made article, (perhaps the least said about this mixing process the . better .1

eit.v nronertv. how much niiii

... . . JiiAtinn nf r.hp. nmncN

that it is as much more as the vat , ' ty will make.it, as is very natural and proper ")se who have the taxes to pay. Some information lias been sought for of high county authorities what those "township purposes" are ? What public good Is pro

moted by this 3f3,20f . inawlo city ? T V dune is used for any public ul None whatever , V i c nr n , . ' ' i know of. Well, then, what in pose in own t ts(Je cor.)0rat;on j Clerk to the township oui f,, . ,, . ,. , r ,, lreasurer to pay them, and so (lis draw orders and a . . , . . , , . . , n ' m town, and whatever is burse the $3,200 collected . , each a year. The collected outside; they get $400 .

taustees get pay for their services, of course,much we could not ascertain with certainty; but learn

ed that the President of their Board, who is understood to be the active member, realizes probably "$1,000 a" year. But do they apply nothing for the poor ? Oh

no, they pass them to the county Asylum, or otherwise, legally, I dare say, dispose of them, and tho County

Commissioners foot the bill. For expenses of township elections ? Not a bit of it, the county pays. For

roads ? No! they have levied a separate tax for that outside the corporation. , For schools ? No, sir, they have also a separate tax for that, and a large one at that. Well, we are at the end of the row ; and now, Messrs Editors, what we want is for you to tell us for what purpose this money is screwed out of us ? It

may be all right. It may be that the patriotism of

those trustees is deserving my high cominendal the truth of the matter will no doubt show this wlien we once reach it. It looks, without some satisfactory explanation, as if this money, or a large portion of it,

was collected from the people, mainly to pay the officers for so ordering and collecting it. It is very difficult these hard times for many tax payers to spare the amount out ot their hard earning, after defraying the necessary expenses of their families, large or small, to pay such contribution as may be really necessary for publie purposes. We, then-fore, feel it incumbent to look closely to assessments made upon ug and by whom; and we are decidedly of the

opinion that if those trustees, as well as our city trus. tees, are invested with the power to levy such sweepin taxes upon the people, they ought to be shorn of it. VOXrOFULI. ' QUEST K)n"aNSWERED. ' Mui Editor : You make " a question" in your paper of the; 18th inst., as to the ; reason why the 15 cents school tax was not put on the City Treasurer's

books for collection. Allow me to explain. The school levy was made on the valuation for State and County purposes in the city, as levies are out of the city for similar purposes, and of course must be collected by the County Treasurer. The valuation for city purposes is much higher than for State and County nearly or quite double ; thereby oversetting uniformity of taxation as between the city and townships for the same purposes; a state of things not to be allowed in respect to public schools. But the main

reasr br the establishment of 'thorizes the Coun-

m ii ia 33 n la u a - "Oh happy tot, and hallowed, even as the Joy of Angels. Where the golden chain of godliness Is entwined with the , - roses of love. ' .. On the morning of the 23rd, .Mr. James B. Morrison, to Mis Henrlnlta W, Alhon, d ft tighter of Ir. Jnmes S. Alhon, Super, liitenduiit of the lusune Asylum, all of this city. Accompanying the above notice was a large and very haod" soil. ce& tv' " ilhaeard containing "coiiipUiuouUof Mary Lvn " lhe frtVr C0Tt e c& wbose poetry has so often gratl. ,W'kM ' . .. - Here's to you and your's, mar) may ( ded Willi ull the blessings of life, and live long lo enjoy them . Un the Kith day of December, by William Sullivan, Esq. Mr. Hii.nry C. Kttsa to Miss Johanna Wirrrt. . Ou the 18th dny of Dei-ember, by William Sullivan, Ksq., Mr. William Wakiier to Mlsa Kachael 1). Peters. On Thursdu),lhe 23rd, at Hie 4ui Presbyterian Church, by Hev. Mr, Maxwell, Mr. Paris i. Biieenmeyek lo Miss Susan K. Judkon, all of this eity. The compliments of the season to Mr. and Mra Birkeiimeyer,

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LIOBNSES ISSUED TO

and Melissa Ann Hozlor.'on the lHth.

mid Caroline Mulkel, on Hie SOlli.

' Kmmii Khindlur. on the 'Jlst.

Diaries iiruui;erauu t

Harvey Ayres

1 Clemens Mathcs

M(

Graw, on the Slat.;

ick.on the S''d. -

Kichard K. Ilardiu and Klli-u

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1 """'"' rue, on the 2M Jacob Cajlorand Mary A. Hawtho lhol,3rd William Hllgoinan and Dinah Peters,

Frederick lloca uuu mary wooer, on un

Albert Christy and Carrie Falvre, on the

2iid.

0 Death, whntnrt thou, strango and solemn nlchj Kluooratinglife'B Elixirfroin these claye crucibles.

Allison Thos Allen M Ante Jacob Applcton J K

. ii .n n . Ash tiu n a on A ndersn K A-tbury fcltj'.h , j4 iik j en liuvid Anthony Dand Archey 1) K Hurnes Henry Harrows EC Btrkmeyer K Brady Edward Hum At HurroD Bates Cuas Bruinlc) Uuvld liar l 1) W Botnitn A ndy Brown Abraham Brown Mr Borrv L Brown W Brier W A Bond W Q BnJcer T M Heharrell Brow no T il a -Bi'iiou Tho in us Broadwell S J Brown Kout Brook inun Sam BHrguinun iS T Kin k It y fS & Co Brookinuu iSaiiil HuUm Lewis Buck hum .Ins Bo wiser J U Brunt J G Brown J W Ciimbnck Will ('Itivton Thos Cli.il I" M G Clark Fhilo 2 Chirk M G Cravens J K -Cnppuge J F Crane J W Connelly Jos Curior Jus -(Nilliirnnr G M

Cops G 1M

Gregory lovid Gnckuler t'h (iruti Abner Husey W C Dr llurding W all ace Holuian W W Howell Hichard Huynes N J HurrisM ffolntuu Milun Hopping .Moses Huversiick Martin Hutnprtroy K Honkr J oh ii 3 Hoolinuii J 8 Harrison Jus HujperJ H Hoover John Hawthorn John Hill J O Herbert J P HoirgL'n John Haines G W Hand G H or G D Hurrington G V Hurdjlw'""'e

McConnell W L ull Hobt W ordstrorn O ! Naltiens Jtuj esbet C J lniteroii,blnkecCo Fierce air Parker t has Pressor Chas Parker C M Pee Eiuut Pa nu G Perkins Jesse

r xce u tor's , oluc.

OTICK Is hereby give' that the undersigned has been ap-

pointed yju-cut.if of the Ust wdl of Hobert Ha una. late of

TlOU CO'ViiiLv. deL-nunrd. ftnid elato ta aitt.rmtd tit bt

"HJiitt- (dec)3H) GEOKGK BKlcfc, Eneculor.

Man

CTKTS L. OI NHlM.

DUNHAM & TANNER, AttornoyK and 4'oiinllors xit I.nw. "m T1LL Practice In the Courts of Marion county, and In Ite hiipreine and Federal Courls of Ibis Klnte. Mr. Kunhuni will also continue his practice In the Courts of Jackson, Vafthtngioii, Ac. unices, for lha preAentJn McOaatfs Block, KoulttwestDlagonal, over the office of the Secretary of SiAto. dot Jl,

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Hurl A m

Hughes, Ailami

Harve; cit (ireKg Huinphrey U Johnson A Juckson A J Ink ina Chas 3 Jones 1) U Jones H P JoIiiisoii O W JoIiiibuK tj N Jolinson G J JehVrwon ti A Jenkins Juo il Jones Jo-inti Jnynes M U Johusvn Oliver J ones Taylor Hues M Kills Ji.1i It 3 Krlso J 1) Kenision Geo ' Kramer Andrew 1

l.ee T J

Huffoii B " ' . Ktuiuotth Hroth e rs Messrs Hannela D Heynolda Chat Hoblnsoii C Hliaser Clias KliiBOt Prank Knkkey H F Kuan John itlchmun John C "y John Hoard .N S

ACoKeMiolds Nllas

Christiiinn FerdinM Lane T K

Suddenly, In tills city, of conf?atl'n of the lungs, on Wed nesdav morninir, Dec. 2-2, at half past three o'clock, Sojihia W

Sharpe. daughter of Thomas H. and Elizabelh Sharpo.aged 13 years uiid 8 months.An Illness of a sintfto dny seems scarcely sufficient warning for so treat a stroke, yot perhaps no preparation ever entirely reconciles a familv circle lo tho loss of a (tenlle, lovinir liltle girl. .Nothing can fill Hie place of the sweet bright (rruco that while It is frank and fresh as early childhood, yet bears some, thing of the seriousness and perhaps even a shadow of the sadness or malurer yei.rs. Vet she who is thus snatched away by death does not leave her home all dark and sad. Who that ever suw Sophie tending tho little ones at home, or, with Ihe same anxious cure, helping the little ones at school; who, that ever knew her diligence and her truth, and the exceeding sweetness of her temper, did not lay a lesson to heart thul now softens sorrow and sweetens memory Sophie's life wasvery short, bill II was verv earnest, very loving, very pure. And the work her Heavenly Father meant for her lo do was done, so He culled her home. Let those who loved her make their lives butter because she lived. No higher honor can they do her memory. Journal. Yesterday evening at 6 o'clock, Mrs. Amanda M., wife of E. S. Spencer, General Freight Agent of the Bellofontalne Hull, road Company.

Cii) lor Day

Cooper 6t Cheeny Chapin A F Cory A Ac Co Cox Asher Connor k Co

Ujigherly Jos Davids!" 3 a Duvis John. Dwlre James . Dorsey Frank,1'1 Dool 6 D 3 lloherty C O' Davis Clay Donnohae D C F.dwur.ls W T Kvaus T J hills J K

P.lkins A M Kvans A ii :

Filch Thos Fox lianey Fellou SylvillHIs Freuch Lewia Frssbie J F

Frua-ner Isaac

1 A House lo Kent. . SITUATED on the corner of Ohio and Mississippi streets, north west from Hie west market; two stories high, con. tulning some eiuhl or nine rooms, with arrangements for a large familv or boarding house. Uent moderate. Enquire nf dec-'25-3w. W. V. CULIA .

EMU. XLOT7.. "I. PFAFFI-llt. KLOTZ & PFAFFLIN, . . SUf-'CESSOFa TO CHARLES MAYER, So. 29, West Washington St.,

INDIAIVAl'OLM, INDIANA.

Wholesale mid Hctail Icalvrs in

Fancy Goods, Tovs, Notions, Ladies' Fancy Bnskels, Bird Cages, Rattan Chairs, India Kuhber Goods, Combs, Brushes, Fih Hooks. Fish Lines, Fish Holes. Perfumery, Jewelry. Fire

Crackers. Fire Works, Fislols. Pocket and Tuble Cutlery, Skates, Sleighs, Velocipedes. Child reus' Cabs, Hobby Horses, Wooden Willow, Jappaned, Stone and Yellow Ware; David Landreth's Garden Seeds, HaTuna and German Cigars, Virginia Touuccn, Groceries, Produce and Provisions, East and West India Fruits, Coniectionaries, etc., dec25-3m.

Larence J as

- Lrlicks Jas 2 Lewis J 11 Log John Lewark Jos Lynch J W Locke Harlwell Mosley Win Mayo W K Maewcll W ) Mayor Thomas Morgan S H Moser Levi Milarh Jas Messenger J D 'silvers J C Magrader J E McKenna J C phoney Jus 2 . Moye?sll"e . M urray J V Miiiisoii G H Morgan K K ' Me (lord DM3 Mescell Dennis

Myers B H

Frazieroi Howors 4 McCray Aaron Kiiru-nson A (i MeDeriiiolt B

Fetrow Alenandor McDonald Alex

Greely W F

Grav IV K Gillespie J S Garrett John Gramtll J L Green G S Gregor H W

McKinney A

Mclnn Alex McCall C McHcnry John McKissocklJollll McCunn S D

Hiu-lisrl Samuel

Hea W M Keynnl.ls W Siullll W H ii Sleah W Sniilli W Sherwood W O Stewart W H Sears W K Sinclcar W A Swanhert W Silvoy Theodore S Sutton Kufus Hippie I. P Hhafcr J K Slioo Israel Spiece John 2 ' Sunders Johu Stagg J B 2 SiuiLIt John M Specs John Sanders John Sullivan Johu Stro John Kwlfl G W Salyer Chus Springer Hnnson Sehntleld Mr Smith B C Tlmmsoii dc Blue k bti ru Tyler C II Todd Henry Toiulin II 8 Todd H G ' Tliermon Jno Thompson J W Thomson I Taylor J S TarlMIII Jno Thorn W S Wood Hev A While Chas v Woodward l) A Wilson F M Vi-ndbury F P 2 Wjiilin" G W WebsuWS C Wriglit GV. White H A ix

Wiikimon UeoJ

W ilson J M

' Willard & Co S A Wilkinson T H Yarnall John Yamal Jas Yaryan Jno Yancey Jna

No. 7, WI'.ST I1II1I,AMD WTIlF.irr, First.door H'usl of the Baptist Church, INDIANAPOLIS, I.ND. , decll. - (ioi.i n:s! (ioi.n n:s'! STEWART & IJOWENS, W HOLEKAI.H. AND KETAIL, FKOM THE MOST CELEBRATED FACTO RIE S

- ' in Tnr UNITED STATUS. ' decll.

j . w . it ii o a n s , PHYSICIAN & SURCi:Oi So. 93, Fopth Illinois Rtrekt, 11 A M S A Y ' S J$ I. ( C K

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INDIANAPOLIS, INDIA

yry will attend lo all calls when not FrolY gaged.

A.

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Mate of Indiana, Marion t'oinily, kh: Jn the Marion Circuit Court of Marion Ct'iiitl't. in the Stol' of Indiana, April Term, A- It-, l-'l- f

i Hannah A. Johnston rs. John C. Joliti. ""E IT KNOWN. That on this ad dny o! D.'i-i-i j vearlHoH,lho aiiove named pluiittiiriiy Iwrml l,o ofilce of the Clerk of the Marion Circuil Court. Ii against said defendant, in the above cMilli-d ca with an allldavil of competent per-ou, tliat

Jollll Johll.'.on, Is not a resid'-nt nl llu- stale Suld dufendnnt is therefore, li.-i-.-ljy ii..Hli-il,

in l,!B

tile-

'nplniut together

lefuiftlnnl, ',,,,1-n.na. . mo llliiig and

tnev in

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pendency of said complaint against I'1'", a''1' of said cause aipenraiid answer or demur thereto, al lh"--"!" ,t, t be begun

on Ihoseconu nay oi tne in-xi ier.ii oi "jn" o( Indianapolis, mid held at the Court House, in th ..lajHt, and the on Hie fourth Monday in April liexlin'l " ii-gi.d, will be millers ai.d things iheu-ln conl:d ' 1u

heard and determined in his ah.-

Geo. K. Peruin, Attorney-

ne'

. C. Niw. Clerk. iNKi'i.ER, Deputy. docll-3w.

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Hurd's . A AOSS

roi i'snr. iiaik.

i,iv Dorfumea. it makes me nair

VBIIlQ iin.tin rill imi j l.iirli

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rents the Hair t,',,,,, ralli.ie off or lurning grey.

For sale whtHesnle ad ru'"" dec-t.

and causes it to grow luxlin.

WILLAKD'S.

siit'e of Indiana? Marlon County, s: In tl,eMarin Ci"."' Court of Marion County, .n th, StaU of Jvdianu, April Term, A. V. lcoS). ' ' i,,t,n G. Lako v. Jonislia Luke. .

... rT-t.. ... .1.1. O.l il.rnr noonmhSF. In ttlQ

iSTf t of the Marion Circuit Court, his co niain"l s,id defendant,!., the above entitled cause, toE -ihofwih an arlidavit of a competent person, that said des,.id defendant is therefore, hereby noliflca-rrf sJtMi a

INITIALS.

Sec. of Board of Education Sec or Manager of Indiana State Canal Freight Agenl of Baltimore & Ohio Kail Road. J H M LADIES' LIST.

to collect the same. (The 4th section.) It can hardly be supposed the Legislature in 1855, that enacted this law, intended any disrespect to our present City Treasurer. -. - v Stoawb. INDIANAPOLIS OTAKKETS. Corrected livery Friday Morning, BY A. WALLACE, COMMISSION MERCHANT. ; We have nothing to note in the market for this week being no chunirB worth noticing We are receiving dried fruit from

tho South, and is selling at f 4.M) per bushel for peaches. Flour

is getting scarce, and we may quote 5.00 for good extra.

There was a sale of 500 bushels or fine extra wheat at $1.05, which is considered a good sale. Wheat is now coming in very

low on account of bad roads. Corn is scarce and Is brisk at

60 cents. . ' '

BUTT UK Wholesale EGGS

BBANS Whim BF.KSWAX CMF.F.KK COKN MEAL LAKD...T COTTON. YA HNS "Batting, - COFFEE Kio . ... Laguayra Java CANDLES Star (full weights) Opal . Tallow Rummer Fresh, FLOUR Extra - FISH No.l mackerel No. 2 tnackorel No. 3 mackerel

Common Lako fish-

Ko 1, loliic;

STONE WAKE. n receiving, 4,(H)0 Gallons, assorted in Juirs of 1. 1 and 3 gallons;

Jars of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 0 gallons; Milk Pans of 1 gallon.- . ' . JACOB LIN D LEY, deeS5. Ho. 16, West Washington St.

Administrator's Notice

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has been ap. pointed administrator of the estate of Kphraim Scott, lule

of Marion county, deceased. Said estate la supposed lo Do in "doci!5-3v. DAVID HUFF, Administrator.

iriia 15aoo . 8olWic 25c - Sitlc .. 6(1" Oc

B10c

9-10-11 lb.

No 2 i:i14c

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u-kii. ri.it i.i.i. Detroit River Fish 5 75

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Herring FRUIT Dried Apples Peaches, new Green Apples FEATHERS Live Geese WHEAT ; BARLEY K YE OATS (33ft,s.old) i POTATOES ' COKS ' HAY, $ ton MOLASSES Sew Orleans, per bbl Golden Syrup Sugar House PROVISIONS Bacon Sides Shoulders Hams canves SEEDS Flax Clover Timothy SALT Kanawha, $ 2S0 lbs Lake. ' Coarse.Alum " Ground Alum...,

a-k Salt, $ bag. SUGAR New Orleans....; Refined Crushed Powdered Toffee-Surrar

CALCINED PLASTER CEMENT -

LIME Louisville wniie ROSIN TALLOW

Notice ot Sale.

OTICE is hercbv given, Unit 1 will sell, nt Public Auction Ki.mr.itiv. iiie ir.th dav of Januarv next, at the resi

leiu-e ofJacob Scott, in Washington towi ship, Ave miles north

east of L.dianapolis. near the Hippie roau, tne personal prop.

ertv Ol Kphralin fiCOll, late OI marion w.hiiij.uci.c.u, w.. sisiinir of two horses, one cow, a two horse wagon and harness,

beds and bedding, household furniture, one rifle gun, . nrui,.i,t in ill. 0-rnuiiil. and various other articles.

a rU.iii of nine months will be given on all sums over threo

dollars, the purchaser giving his nole, with approved security

waiving- valuation and appraisement laws. dec25-3w. DAVID HUFF, Administrator,

THE

auout mis uuaiiij jiuv. --- i .i,j sonal appearance of the ind. viduals enraged m t the to "n( all this to be obviated ! Ian

PIIICBi'. I AJ14U UU 1 ! 1 swer.fnavery great measure by establish mg noon markets. The fanner who Hves 10 or 12 milesfromlndianaiwlis could start after breakfast, reach here m po.o.1 time, dispose of his fresh and wholesome provisions for cash at remunerating prices, buy from our merchants such good as he might stand in need ot at fair rates, and return home in good time. Xow, Mr. Editor, so far as I am personally interested in this mattter, and to avoid any controversy on the subject, it matters not to me one straw what hours

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dr. Kohack in Cincinnaii. tThe mot brilliant success seems to have attended the pracice 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 his "Scandinavian Remedies." These medicines, it appears, act chemically upon the blood, purging it from the elements ofdisease, and curing an infinite variety of disorders, by cutting off tho supply of i,-i n,,,tt.er which forms their basis. Testimony to this

effect, which cannot be impeached, is proffered to all who are

hard of beliei. oee Aaveriisciueni.

CHANGE OF TIME. SHORTEST AND ONLY 'DIRECT ROUTE TO

CINCINNATI. Indianapolis and Cincinnati SHORT LINE RAILROAD, Via LawrencebnrRh, NO CHANGE OF CARS TO CINCINNATI. THREE Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily, (Sundays excepted), for Cincinnati, connecting at Cincinnati wilh Trains for Wilmington, Wheeling, Marietta, Washington, Athens, Parkersbnrg, Circlevllle, Greenfield, Vashington, City, Lancaster, Hamden, Baltimore, Ziinesville, liillicothe, and Philadelphia. Also Mayaville, Paris, Lexington, and lli.nvilln. Kv.

Fimt 's i-ii in. B.dS a. ni.. arrives at Cincinnati at

o I d m I.Bvii.o-lnn. Kv.. 8.30 r. M.. Chillicolhe, 8.30 r. 1

s..-nnil Train. 4.30 P. 111., arrives ofcCincinirali at

in no . m 7;int,.ville S M A. M.

'I'liird Tra ns S.30 p. m., arrives at Cincinnati at 2.00 a.m. Lexington, Ky.. 11.15 a. m. Connecting at Cincinnati with all the Great Eastern ana Southern Railroad Lines, and with Steamers on the Ohio Riv-

Tickets can be procured nt tho Union Depot nt Indianapolis, Ind.. and at all the Ticket Offices in the North-West on which Passengers are taken by this Route. Through to Cincinnati without change of cars Through to Columbus and Newark, with only one change or CThrough to Zanesville and Wheeling, with only one change of cars. Through to Chillicotho and Marietta, with only one change fThrovgh io Lexington and Danville,' Ky., wilh only one

chanee of cars. . . . , Prom Cincinnati Westward. Three Tranis leave Cincinnati daily, at 6.25 a. M., 4,45 p. M., and 8.00 r. M., and arrive at Indianapolis alia a.m., 10.00 p. m. and 1.00 a. m.; making close connections at Indianapolis to all the Western and Nortb-wes-tedec25.eS' W. H. L. NOBLK, Gen'! Ticket Agent. State of Indiana, Marion County, : In the Marion Circuit Court of Marion County, in the State of Indiana, April Term, A. D., 1859.

Chauncey G. Moore vi. James Hall, James N. McCoy, Charles Lowder. RE IT KNOWN, That on this 20th day of December, in the vo. is.w the above named nlaintilf bv his attorney filed

inopen court in the Marion Circuit Court, bis complaint against said defendants, in the above entitled cause, together with an affidavit of a competent person, that said defendant, James Hall, is not a resident of the state of Indiana. Said defendant. James Hall, is therefore, hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against him, and thatun. less he appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on the second day of the next Term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House, in the city of Indianapolis, on the fourth Monday in April next, said complaint, and the mnlters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in his absence. By order of the Court. Jno. C. Niw, Clerk. Geo. E. Gordon. Attorney for Pl'g. dec2a 3w.

Aalem Mrs B A vry Catherine Alley Josephine Andersons B Abpiaup Barbra Anderson B S Adams S A Andres Caroline A nderson Mrs J W Hradbam Mary Beynen E

berry man Branen M

llreiin PS Brooks H L Bubcook Mrs M Bacon h'loli G

Belles Mrs J A 2

Burris Sarah , Bundy C " Booglie M Bagget Sarah Brown S M E Button K

BirdSJ Bias S A Booker M Beck Sarah Bovd Hattie Cook J Mrs 2 Carter CMS Comm Lucinda Clark Mrs A M Coleman Lizzie Coddinglnn M Campbell Mary Chapin Mrs A- P Coons Jennie Clark E Clark L M Charles S J Carson Eliza Dean J Dale Lies Ann Dawson E Dumont Harriett Dobbs Susannah Dennis E R Dunbar M Derenn Biddey

Denn Mary Eudaily M T Everly Mary Ewing Caroline Ford Mrs R M Franklin E Francis Mary Ferriter Hannah Farley A E Fagan Jemima Flowers Adaline Feter M J Freal M Griffith M J 3 Gates Mrs J Grooms Maggie Gilvnn Jennie Graves S P

Givons M J Hawkins Fstnne Hnibert Polly Hall Annie Hesse V H , ' Heftier C 2 Hancock Joan Hays Elizabeth Hall S G Hall S J Harden Ann Henderson A M Hull M J Hnrper N M Hanthcrn Mary Harris Ruth Henry Catherine Hughs Victors Holbrook Allele Hosbroak Letly Hopkins Mary Hilton Francis Holliday Anna Hudson Klizabeth , Howlett G Hoyt Isabella Judge Mrs J ones M rs H J Juts Ann JolliffJane Jemuigs Lydla Jones Mary K ester Mary Kelly Eiisa Kelly C Kelly Miss A Leeds A B 2 Landon Hattie . Luke Eliza I.oiighan Ann Lotnut S Lnllv Anne LoiiiJ B I.vman E S MlcGlnly M McAllister L iMcCnnnn Mrs Mclienna Mary Mc Col In m N McCurty M McConcenen Mrs Moses Susan Meeler Susan Merrill S C Mundiiy L A H Mayo P A M oss E J Miller M E Martin C Maris M E Martin Ellen Mvers M A Merrill M Nolan Mare Orr E E O'Rourke C Pearson M E

Plummer LA Pallier Sarah Parker Lena Pnrks Catharine . Plerson Mary Hoath Emma Rush li Reef Phebe RevelsSusan Ray flattie Rigg H 2 Rainsav A Ross J M Rodacher J 9 Ross Lizzie R urinal Sarah Rybolt R Smith M J Smith P C Smith N M 4 Smith C D 2 Smilh Jane Smith E J 2 Sullivan Ellen Snydan S Siifern N M Sinclair L ' Seebolt F 1 Smillier Bettie Spaul C 2 Seoliolt R Symour Sarah ; Stewart M Sonnefelt M E Sutten C A Sargent M Shipley Ann Sharp Mary Singer J Stewart M C SleeiJnne Thomas M M Tvner M Taylor A Tyei S E Tallinan M ' Vestal 1) Whitsil Lide Warner A E Weuilnl K A - Wright S Wilson Rosa West S Wiserninnn M 2 Wiley S V Wehdtan Kliza Wnlflngton Mary Williams Owen Wright Ann Webb H A Worrel R W illiams India WilkleC Worthington M Winburn M Wright M M Young M E

caia ueiomiBii. iiicidi-'i-i aK

pendency of said complaint against ner ana ..( J"" pear and answer or demur thereto, at the ca ii if of cause Ln the second day of the next Term of laid .ZaoI

and held at the Court House, in me en, .. -. -the fourth Monday in April next, said con.plaii.La , nd the mat ters and things therein contained and alleged, will be ceura

and determined In her absence,

By Fred. KmtPl.aR

Jno. C. Nw, Cleric. .

iepuvy.'

Geo. K. Perrin, Attorney for Prff.

decll-3w.

Slate oi Indiana, Marion Coanly,

In the Marion Circuit Court o; Marion -,"""''"

OJ jnaiana, jiprzi m crm, ... F.lldn Cathorine Cox vi. Richard Cox. '

BE IT KNOWN; Thaton this 17 day of December, in 'y" 1858, tho above named plaintiff by her nttprnoj me im , ... , tlieoltlceof tne Clerk of the Marion Circuit Court, iiercomplaint against said defendant, in the above entitled cause, together

with an arlidavit ol a competent person, Is not a resident of the state of Indiana. .,,. fl.,

Rfirl Ht.fendaut IS tnereiore, nereov iii'ini

nd' pendency of said complaint against him, and that unless eannearsaiid answers or demurs thereto, at the calling or ii1..1. ,h ilv nf the next Term of said Court, to

i begun and held at the Louri nouse in me t-nj o. ii;ri, on the Fourth Monday in April next, said c..mplaint, and e matters and things therein contained and I alleged, will be

he

sal

be lis,

1 1,

heard and determined in nis aus.-me.

Geo. E. Gorbon, Attorney turn u.

C. New, Clerk.

dec!8-3w.

. .

The Boston Wholesale ana itetau

DRY GOODS STORE TO THE NEW AND ELEGANT ROOM,

Ho. 5 BLACKFORD'S BLOCK.

OUAND OPE NINO,

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1858.

r

01tm.lt TO ACCOMM OBATli O V 11 large and Increasing trade, we have leased the spacious and elegant Room,

NO. S, BLACKFORD'S BLOCK, AND WILL OPEN TIICJUSOA-i-, DEtKMBEIC 15, 18.58. Wilh a large addition to our former stock of new and seasona-

Wm

J. M. TALBOTT, P. M.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

nleVirated Female Pills.

T.HTTEJS

vAiY . .

PATENT.

PROTECTED (j

BY E0YAL mm

Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, M. D. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.

This invaluable medicine is unfailing In the cure of all those

inr.,i d damrnrous diseases to which the female constitu

tion is subject. It moderates all excess and removes all obstructions, and a speedy cure may be relied on. TO MAKUIKD LADIES ills peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time, bring on tho mnniMv neriod with regularity.

Each bottle, price One Dollor, bears the Government Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.

-CAUTION. These Pille should not he taken by femalee during the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they are ture to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other time they are safe. In all cases of Nervous and Spinal affections, Pain In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the

Heart, Hysterics and Whites, these Pills will enecl a cure wnen all other iiieans have failed ; and although a powerful remedy, do nolo contain iron, calomel, antimony, or any thing hurtful to the constitution. Full di rectlons in the pamphlet around each ra8 wnich should be carefully preserved. Sole Agent for the W. S. and Cauda, JOB MORES, (Late I. C. Baldwin & Co.,) Rochester, N. Y. N. B. 1,00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any author ized 1 Agent, will insure a bottle, containing 50 pills, by return mail. Sold by WM. MOFFITT. Wholesale & Retail, Indianapolis. decl8-ly. inside.

Purchased in the eastern market within the last fifteen days, at price that will enable us lo offer extraordinary inducements S? CARPB.T room. THE SFCttO FI.OOK OF OUK ESTAIIlishment will be devoled exclusively to Carpets and IIousc-Fui iiislung Goods, Which will be opened at the same time with an entirely New Stock, "nd comprising the largest and most desirable stock in this line in the city. nuit MOTTO Large Sales, Small ProBts, Cash and one

Price. J. Morrison, Proprietor, INDIANAPOLIS, DECEMBER 10. 1P58, P S The old customers of H.J. HORN will find him nt the above establishment, where he will be pleased to see them. CHEAP MARBLE WORKS.

M. DOWNEY, HASBFACll'H EH or MONUMENTS,

afr-IU W MPtSvfH1 ft

lirave Stones, Ac.

OF American and Italian MARBLE, Comer of Washington and Alabama streets, East of the Conrt-House, Indianapolis, Indiana. Orders from the country solicited, and executed neatly,

jXaenromptly, ani cheaply.

t V fft.jN Ita-ii-" Agents wanted to sell the

K,tf - vEP' ,r , above, to whom gooa wages

will be given.

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