Randolph County Journal, Volume 4, Number 7, Winchester, Randolph County, 17 August 1865 — Page 3

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1805. COIWTV I'MON TICKET. Tor Circuit Ju-!;:e, SILAS COLGHOVE. Vvr Circuit Piotcutnr, JAMES X. TUMl'LEIi. Vor Au-Jitcr, " "WILLIAM E. M UK I AY. For Corjm'.''or,f r, AKTIIUK McKEW. LOCAL NEWS. Tetfr Ilir.-i! died on the 11th iuat , anil was interred on the l'Jth. Masonic. There will be a special meeii:)- oi w uK'iiWvr hol-.-, f.;, next Saturday evening, the l'Jtli Oili-oi:i..Iari:i rr h::s opened nncwj lil'urt' etil'.. !. l . ..). . 11 :i l him success as a livery stable was Very much needed here. Jrrior. Jamf.s Kirowjc and family left our town for M inkato, .Minnesota, on lat Tne-day morning. Mr. II. has had a, i i aiJcJieo here of ncaily twentv vears. John Sojderi and Oliver nnd John K. Martin have rented the lare ware-house near the depot, arid xpeet to cnaijc in the jjrum trade. Success to theiu. . Aim:: Hiu-ui, of tliU place, 1ms fToue on a vUit to flerinanv. He will be absent about four tnonths. He left on t!c e:i4i.rn train, for New York, hit Monday morning. Mn. Willis Wii.mohh will nont i the thanks of the Journal ofhVc for a ! bnkrt of verv fine apph-s tr.o va- ; rietio the lied Streak ami Cathead I verv large and excellent for cookin. Tnr. soldier boys will meet at the "Winchester cemetery on next .Saturday, to clean up the grave-yard. The hoys who helped to el'-an tip the rebellion can not k'c a grave yard look like a wilderness. To r.E DixcuAKuntt. The .Sth, loth, 121th Infantry and 7th Indiana ('rivalry are ordered to be dichar'cd. Tl lis will bring nearly all the Uandolph boys home. U"e are pleased to make this announcement. IiOjn:c Cuorpcn sent to this office noma of the I'm est apples we have been this season. We would give their nanion. If ue knew them. We wish he had sent the names, ami whether the trees .were prolific bearers, Ac. Mr. C. will accept our thanks for the same. Cil.ixcns. Xathan Ib;ed will take possession of his property near the depot, this week. Kp'Woodard goo- to Cincinnati nd take n position in a wholesale house, and bis family goes to Dayton, Ohio. John Nell" lias changed Iiis residoneo to tin projverty formerly owned by Geo. W. Monks.' A touno lady who entered upon the solemn duties of a wife, within the lat monih, in a pleas-ant village in this Stale, has served a notice on the liquor dealers of the place to not sell her husband any more liquor, or she will commence a prosecution against the violating parties. Wo think she has a bright luturc before her. John W. Jakmoan is circulating n petition, to be presented to the Countv Hoard, asking for th errant for a turnpike organization, under the law ol last winter. This is a l.-iudihlo enterprise, and we hope every citizen who owns real estate will kjii it, nnl then let other citizens subscribe liberally, and wc will have a pike to Dccrfield. Wm. 1). 1'kazke, Ksq., has taken jios;ession of his line residence on the corner ot Meridian and South streets. We know his family must rejoice to get out of a county where the people rejoiced when the news of the death of President Lincoln reached them. There is not money enough in that county to make us a citizen of it. Wc would as soon be sent to the Dry Tcrtgugas, as to such a place. . liETiRNr.n The 147th Indiana has returned home, and had n reception at Indianapolis on the 11 inst. The regiment was at Harper's Ferry and near Winchester, Virginia, most of the time. Wo are not informed whether the boys were ever in an action or not, but we have no doubt that if an opportunity had otlered, they would have sustained the lino reputation which Indiana soldiers have gained during the war. We welcome the bovs home. N. P. I1kv.to sheared ninety pounds of wool from twelve head of Merino sheep, which sold for fifty cents ier pound, ami raised ten lambs

from the same. I he heaviest fleece It shows that editors are ready and weighed thirteen pounds, from the 1 willing to lend their influence to probuck weight of carcass, after shear-j mote this as well as other good in, eighty-five pounds. The light- j causes, and that the people arc wak est fleece weighed nve pounds, from ing up to a subject of vital irapora yearling ewe. tance to tho young and rising generr t m ations. Br.ACKGUAKr.s and Billies. It is I was pleased to sec the suggestion ft dillicdt matter for a gentleman orjof Ir- Hondaftcrward seconded lady to travel upon the cars, or in j by Mr. D. W. Jones-- relative to any public conveyance, without ' holding annual Sunday-School Conbeing insulted or bavin their sensi-' ventions. I would suggest that

bilitr shocked br obsror.o 1nn-noo profanity or drunkenness. The time " j when these elates of mr-n irna put off the train or puMie convey-' ances, bat through a desire to make rnonev, or timmidity, or some other insufficient reason, these classes of individuals are permitted to bawl, win. flourish their whUkv bottle?. tzi use the znest profane "language,

I without nny notice being taken of it,

i and if a passenger attempts to rej jnuncJ and threatened with a pair I of f t3 from a bully, or a knife or ! revolver is shook in his face, accomi panied with the most horrible oatli9. j A reform is demanded. There must be an organized police to nccoicpany our public conveyances, or che cars xnut be set apart for the accommodation of rowflica and blaekjrurmls, where profanity und whisky drinkin?, and smoking, is allowed, und all that class ot men compelled to take their seats there; und whenever men violate the rub of decorum, put them in the blackleg car. - To TcACiitUv I would be happy to have all who expect to attend the leachcra Institute, be present the first (lav of the session. Complete ; organization, at as early an hour as possible, is desirable. Prof. IIoss j will be with us on Tuesday, the seeoll(l davof the session, and. as tcatdi ' eis of Ilandolph, we all will take pride in presenting ourselves in j;ood work in: order, before our worthy Superintendent. Hon. G. W. .Julian will addilres tlic Institute sometime during the firt v.-eck day and hour not yet determined. Examination for license to teach, on Saturday, L'Ctlriust. P. IIlATT. Tor the Journal I A RM!.AM. r.KTLIINED IIOMK. Catain IYjrjj's company, of the 147th regiment, has returned home to be discharged in a few days. They lot but two men in their whole term of service; two others were left sick, I understand. a change. Jo'm A- Moorman, recently a clerk in tM0 I,onsc of J. A. Ileuuiiiir. is no'v etnployetl in the house of T. II. Kouth tv Co., to which place he has removed the Post-Office. IMI'KO VhM fcNTS. VT. C. Jobes has very materially improved his reside. ice; it now presents the appearance of a new buildmg. II. C. dwelling town; Shaw has erected a neat in the south east part of K. II. Grooms is erecting a neat building on Main street. Health and trade verv cood. Abi. ,For the Jo-irnal. was 1 1 1 x ( rro V TO W SI! 1 1. fJONE WEST. Stt other l'rumlicld and his wife have gone West through different States to look at the county. AVI I EAT. As the wheat has signally failed this year, from dil'erent causes, on among which is the work of the weevil, I would say that maiiy in this township arc J-'oing to use the red stem in preference to any other, from the fact that it stood the winter better than any other kind of w heat. Jonathan J-M wards raised the red stem this year, on the Stakebake farm, with more success than any other man in the west part of the township'. DKL AY F.D. Mr. Morris has delayed the building of the school house, at Xo. 2, for awhile, on account of the illness of his wife, who is very low, of consumption. FKEPAIUNO TO MOVE. Alvin Owens is preparing to move to town in a few days. J. II. Stixe. - For tue Journal . I.YNN. Kev. C. 1 Wri'jht, who is traveling for the IJible cause, preached a good sermon in this place on Tuesday evening, the Mh inst. The contribution was small too small for so large an audience but we hope Mrs. Hall, who was appointed to raise further subscription, will be able to send up a better report. Win. 15. Wood is preparing to open a wagon shop in our town, and Eli Cadwallader is expecting to continue the cabinet business, and II. I). Nichols is going ahead as a carpenter. All the above are returned soldiers. Dr. J. S. Monteith, who has also returned from the armv, has bought a horse for 317Ö, and is now prepared to resume his former practice. We have of late noticed some splendid fields of com. The ears in a few fields, on an average, are as high as a man's head, and we noticed i some ears as high as a man could reach. Wheat threshing is progressing as fast as the wet weather will admit, I but as a general thing the yield is 'light and of an interior quality. One i field we have heard, yielded over seventeen bushels per acre. For the Journal. SAHIIVTII-SCIIOOLS. I am glad to see that the columns of the Journal are open to articles on the above-named subject; and that correspondents in ditlerent parts of the county arc writing on the subject. ! there has been talk enough; the friends of Sunday-Schools are ready to act in the matter. Will not some on aä Ct?n lner in the i countv than myself, sti-est the timo place to meet, and ?ct the j project in motion. What hinders?! I he war is over, the people s mnds : are relieved from the excitement and ' ecxUty of the last four years, the;

fsoldicr-boys have returned Lome,'

and, to their praise be it said, are reardy and uillinjy if not anxious, to

engage in tlw good work. Since, desire to purchase the best and cheaptheir return the schools in this part; est Groceries in Randolph county, of the county have greatly increased ; All they p-sk is for men to call and in'intcfest and numbers. Ws only! examine their stock, nnd btsr the lack now the hearty co-operation of price3. Produce bought and sold. the parents. When we have that, j and some of their pecuniary aid, l Goods fit cost, for two weeks more, then the good work will go on and' at It. Ii. Williams's fancy Dry Goods much more good will be speedily ac-j House, No. 3 East Front, WincheseomplUhed, and I can think of no!ter, where you can get every thing move that would be more elTectutil in ! you desire in his lino, for cash or enlisting the parents than annual' country Produce. Recollect the Sunday-School Conventions. j place, and call now, under this procI have been visiting some of the lamation. neighboring schools, of late. They I all cem to be alive, and at work in The way to test who sells the best good earnest. In one school I found : articles of Groceries for the least a very interesting sight an "infant; money, is to call at Tripp, Lawrence class" as it was called. The teach- j & Co.'s mammoth grocery. They

er, and all the pupils, save one, were looking through spectacles, their heads silvered with gray hairs, and all of them mothers. Another remarkable feature perhaps two thirds of the teachers were aged men ami women, and a very large portion of the scholars then present were young ladies and gentlemen. Several of the latter, I noticed, as soon as they were done with their regular exercises, drew forth from their lockets ac'py of the Randolph Journal, and quietly perused its contents. How much better this, I -thought, than spend the timfi in whispering, laughing, tkc., which is ttn) olten the c:e in some of the schools. Jfunt-n-iltc, Awj. 10, 105. The Mississippi Stale Convention met at Jackson on Mondiy. Governor Sharkey examined into the loyalty and fpnlificalions of the members elect, after which the Convention was permanently organized, and adjourned without j transacting any business of impor tance. . Dispatches Irom Detroit give the particulars of a terrible disaster which occurred on Wednesday evening on Lake Huron, six miles from shore. A collision took place between the steamers Meteor and Pewabic, by which the latter was so badly' injured that she sunk in about four minutes, carrying down with her many of ber passengers and crew. It is estimated that one hundred lives were lost. BUSINESS NOTICES. Gold Pens at Werden A-.'Go's., opposite Glenn's lllock, Indianapolis. . Harper's Weekly, one of the best Weeklies . published in New York, can always be had at the News Oilice of I. P. Watts. Photograph Albums at Werden 6c Go's., opposite Gleuu's Liock, Indianapolis. Vtersons Mngn?iiie, designed for the fashionable world, is kept by I. P. Watts at the Post-Ollice. The September number has been received, and is for sale by the singbj copj". Call and get. a copy. Du y your Diaries for 1SG5 at Werden A Go's., opposite Glenn's Ulock, Indianapolis. Special attention is called to the advertisement of Dr. IJoots. Persons who are suffering from the diseases which the Dr. professes to cure, might be benefited bv calling on him. Consultations are without charge. Photograph Albums at Werden A Go's., opposite Glenn's Block, Indianapolis. - The liound Table is n sixteen page Weekly, published in New York, and from the flattering notices of the press we suppose is a decidedIv good paper. For sale at the News Oilice of I. P. Watts. The Ladv's Book for Aug., 1835, at Werden A Co's., opposite Glenn's Block, Indianapolis. Persons who have defective Teeth, or who arc destitute of Teeth, arc invited to call and consult Dr. J. W. Wilmore, Practical Dentist, south

side of the Public Square, Winches- persons having such in their possester, Indiana. He makes no charge eion will please return them to the

for consultation. The Pictures manufactured by Geo. W. Helms are pronounced the best in this . part of the. State, by acknowledged judges, and in view of this fact, all are invited to call and secure them. Single or group pic. tures taken on short notice. The best of accommodation can always be had at the Winchester House. Mr. Love is determined that no Hotel shall beat him in supplying bountifully hi3 table. All he asks is for the country to test his accommodations, and he will be content a3 to their judgment. The Martins still have a large stock ol Illing on hand, which they wm sen to tue larmers on tue most reasonable terms. Wc say to all to go ami get your Hie now, and whenever you have a leisure day, uu dordrain some of vour land. RiXDOLm Cou.NTr Fair.--S. B. Hradburv desires to call the nttention of fi.ll persons who visit the Kamlolph County Fair to his fine stock of Saddle?, Harness, &c. The finest kept in Eastern Indiana. Call and examine. Mr. 15. will st.ll on the most reasonable terras. The Hotel known as the American

House is the place for all lovers of j week we heard the' pas'eners pas?cood things to stop at. The table in eulogies on the stock of Goods

is always supplied with the best the; of Oakerson k Scheibler, and the country atTords. The proprietor ; gentlemanly conduct of the proprieties pleasure in rendering his! tors. We are convinced that there guests comfortable. Cidl and teat' is no such place ia Mu&cic for bar

his geniality

Peace has been declared by E.

' Thomas i Son, and commercial relation3 urc now tendered to nil who warrant no one to go away d:satisfied, as they say they are determined to please all. Produce of the country bought in any quantity, at the highest price. A fino style of Hats just received at the National Root and Shoe Store in Winchester. The Carters are de termined that no man shall sell Hoot, Shoe5, lints or Caps cheaper than the). Their stock is complete. Yon may uiuLrstand that no man Hanks this house, in good and cheap Goods. Notwithstanding Goods have gone up, Heeder A Wcldy will sell Goods to please every- body. They have now on hand a very desirable stock of Dry Goods, Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Notions, Hats, caps, LookinjrGla?sesr and the finest Hoop-Skirts in the world. Call and examine, by all means. Persons having old creaky Bedsteads, broken Tables, or who, commencing housedvccping, wish lo furnish their houses, are respectful' referred lo Lcnkcrsdorfer A Wesp's lare Funvture manufactory, on East Front, Winchester, for all they desire. None 'but the best quality kept at this house. 4l The pleasant countenance of the Carters, at the First National Dry Goods Store, is a sufficient evidence that thty are doing a good business. They are just the men to please the people in such articles as they need. They keep a general assortment of Dry Goods, Quecnsware, Groceries, Boot3 and Shoes, Hats and Caps aa good as ever olfered for sale. Peace and good will to all men, and a desire to benefit those who purchase groceries, Will. 15. Wa' A Co, have determined to sell them their Groceries on the most favorable terms. Call in and purchase a bill, then comprrc them with bills bought at othc houses, and they believe you will all be satisfied. The light is shed abroad; and a fresh lot of that good Codec and Sufiar Is received at L.y;in? Intl., liy Powell A Ilinshaw; also a new lot of Muslins and Pant Goods, Ac., which makes their customers look well and feci good. 'The Coffee is No. 1, the Sugar is sweet, and their Dry Goods can't be beat,, and is leaving their store room on a fast scale. John, do go and got a pair of Pants and bring me some of that Coffee and Sugar. Tun carpenter work of Mr. Klinck's fine residence, on the corner of Franklin and West streets, is now completed, and we think Mr. Klinck can certainly feel proud of it, for it certainly stands equal if not above anv house in Winchester. Andrew J. Favorite was the principal workman, and is entitled to the patronage of the people of this place. We recommend all persons who are interested in pood work to call and examine Mr. Klinck's house, as he will take pleasure in your calling for that purpose. And when you have a good job of work, Mr. Favorite will do it just right, if 3'ou will give him irood lumber. Bidi.k Cause. Bibles and Testa ments have been in the hands of local agents .over the county for some time, for sale and distribution, We wish to collect them in All Treasurer, Martin A. Beedcr, at Winchester, with all moneys from the sale of books, except the townships of Jickson, Wayne, and Green's Fork, which will report to Edward Starbuck, at Union City. Or, if it is desired, I will collect all such, if thoc having them will let inc know where they arc to be found. My address is Winchester, Ind. Wc wish this work completed by the first of September next. C. P. Wkight, County Ag't. To Merchants. The attention of merchants selling Boots and Shoes is invited to our house. We propose keeping as complete a stock, of qualities and stvles, as can be found in the Cincinnati market, with duplicate prjccs. Our past experience in the retail trade enables us to furnish 5tvles and qualities of Boots and Shoes which merchants can handle profitably to themselves and their customers. Parties buying their Fall Stock are especially invited to look through our stock. VissEDfiE fc Jone?, Xo. CG South Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Ind. 51-8 OLD NO. 8 STILL AHEAD. MUNCIE. In passing down the railroad last gains.

FARMLAND, When in Farmland, call and examin the stock of Goods at D. R. Robbins 5: Co.'s, whether you desire to buy at that time or not, so you will know where to go when you do wish to make purchases.

WINCHESTER .MARKET. Hour, per 1 'JO lbs 4 2 " Wheat old, per tubel 1 55 new "5 to 1 3 Com. ccr bushel O tts, per bushel :;5 Rirlrv, per buibel. . , . . v ..1 OJ FUx-SeeJ ...1 50 Hit, per ton 1U l; V ooJ, per ccrd 3 00 Duttir. Velio 12 Feathers '3 Hn?, cotton Wool 45 to 10 TAR.MLAM) .MARKET. CDRRECTED WEEKLY, IX J. A. HENNING. FJour, vrr 100 lb4, Wheat, per bushel Corn Oils S5 00 $1 50 75 25 IM 10 00 FlnxSeed per ton . . . Butter, per lb 00 hzs 15 Dried Applej, per bushel $1 00 Me.it, pr lb 15 Feathers 50 Kap., per lb 3 Wool 50 CIXn.V.VATI MARKET. Fi.ocr There has Lcea no material change in the marktt since our l.it report. The deinan.l continues fair for the hiphcr Crlc, and full rate are obtained for the lew lota selling. The lowe r prade re neglected, and jiricrs nominal. Superfine U ottYred fretty at $i 00. Wc quote extra at 23 lo 9 00. Whkal -A fteadr market for prime old Winter at $2 0.". Nothing doing in white. Sm-tll sale of new are made at $1 CJ to 1 Cö. Oat Silrs of new are made at 42 to 43c, accord! ne to quality. Ute A dull imrket, and price declined to He for new, ami DO to 'Xte for old. Daiu.fy A buoT.int market, and prices of the tetter grades advancing. IViuie old Tall H in demand nt $1 .'0 to 1 .T. Provisions A dull market, and at tlio close city iiess 1'ork was otlered at $i0 OJ, without buy rs - Groceries There continues to be a full lcnnnd from the country and city trades. The market rules steady and firm, at 30 to 32c for fair choice liio Coffee, I I to for fail Cubi to choice I'orto Rico Suzar, 521 to2P. for hard refined, and $1 00 to 1 10 for Molasses. Fitter Steady at 23 to 2Cc per Ih for prime. I.cs The mukel rule steady and quiet, at 15 to lGc per dozen. "a CARD TO INVALIDS. A Clergyman, while residing in South America as a missionary, discovered a safe and pimple remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Orjrans, and the whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great number hive been already cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the alliicted and unfortunate, I will fend the recipe for preparing and itsinjr this medicine, in a scaled envelope, to any one who needs it, Free of Chirpe. Please enclose a post-paid envelope, addressed to yourself. 2 A-Mret JOSEPH T. IN MAN, Station D, Pium: Hoi-f, AVic York Vitj. PUBLIC SALE The subscriber will offer for sale, nt his late residence, ' NEAR IUDGEVILI.E. INDIANA, On Snturdny, September 2, The following property, consisting of Lis Farm in:; Utensils, Horses, Cattle, I'oity Acre of Corn, A.c. A credit of Four months will be piven. August 11. WM.M. LOCKE. THE FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Mnkcs Tour Different Stitches. Sews either to the right or to the left. Adapted to all kinds of Sewing, and has ra any advantages over all others. Call and examine before purchasing. NAN. ur.ititv, Agent for Florence Sewing Machine, at the room occupied by the Mioses Towel, south eideof Public Squire, Winchester. Also, LADIES DIir.SSi:s FITTED AND .MADE TO ORDER. 3 "hiebert brothers, Manufacturers and wholesale dealers ia FINE SOFT FELT HATS, 91 Main Street. CINCINNATI, OHIO. 4C-lv XEW STOKE. .UJJZi inx'T in? ARRIVING DAILY. We are keeping a fair ftoek of Goodj suitable lo this market, counting of DRY GOODS! GROCERIES, HOSIERY, C O T T O X VA N, READY MADE CLOTHING HATS JISJJD CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES. The r-ublic are inriteJ to cdl and exißice our stoefc. J. & E B. MORROW.

ARTHUR QUICK, South iiJe of tLe PaV.i: Squire, WINCHESTER, INDIANA, Dealer la

Clock, Watches & Jewelry, Gold I'ctis anil I'ciicils. GOLD CHAINS, GOLD KINGS, &c, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, BOOKS, PAPER, ENVELOPES, WALL PAPER, AND WINDOW SHADES, -I LARGE STOCK OF INKS, Of All kln U. AUo, PERFUMERY, LADIKS' TOILirr. rOWIIKILS AM) II A I II IJVLs, ETC. v 1-1 LATEST NEWS. REEDER & WELDY ark now orrxixc a LARGE STOCK or SPRING & SUMMER SHOES' HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES, -ANDQVEE.TSir.lRE. ALSO, CARPETING! Oii Cloth, Carjfct Warp, 4V. A'c. A-c. UKÜH STOßE! ISO. 8. WiNCHEESTER, INDIANA. I7j Blank for sale at this cfHce.

GOODS

INDIANAPOLIS.

EVArrs, dawes a co., Who!c&a!e Dcalcn la BOOTS AND SHOES. lo. 12T Scuth ifcrUUc street, IXDIA NA V OLISt LXDIAXA . CjomVork,wd Lxtrk S'.xo, oa W. s. v,t,. Y. C. Ttrklcrton. A. B. Cs.! rrck Litigier. WLDD, TARinXCTOX k CO., Wholesale Dealers ia st.ip&i: nn goods. English, French anJ German, FANCY1 GOODS c NOTIONS. Xj. 42 South McrM?n Street, (Schnull' New B!ork.) 3S INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. t HAYS & ROSENTHAL, Wholesale Dealers ia CLOTHING GcnVs Furnishing Cootls No. Cl South Mfiiuian street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIAN A . DAILY, KEIFER & RUSH, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Aul AgenU for the Sa!c of COAL OIL, No. 7.1 South Meridian ftreet, (catt caJ of Union Dfpot,) jh iMti.i.y.ii'ifista, i.ws.i..i. V K Hn.lri kf. HENDRICKS, EDMUNDS & CO., Wholesale Dealers In BOOTS AND SHOES, No. SO South MrrMian 6trert, BCIIM'LL's NEW block, 51 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. J T Anderen. J H Kullock. Tl.oi It Lovd. ANDERSON. BULLOCK & LOYD. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in I I A Pv D W A Tv E, No. i2 South Kloridlau treet, :1 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. D. J. fTll.Ki. F. FAHNLET. . 15. M'CtEA . STILES, FAHNLEY & W'CREA, Wholesale Dealtr3 in II A TS, CAP S, AND MILLINERY GOODS, No. 131 South .Meridian ttrcct, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (14 INDIANA MUSIC STORE. A. 31. BE.XHAJI A: CO., DEALERS IN - MUSICAL MERCHANDISE ' Or EVERY DESCRirTlOX. SOLE AGENTS FOR K .1 BE V CO' S, KR.mn vn AND OTIIHR FIRST CLASS Piano-Fortes. DATES HOUSE COUNER, I'J-ly Jce Jonei. ELDRIDCE, JONES & ,C0.5 REAL ESTATE AGESTS AND COMMERCIAL BROKERS, No. 31 1-2 West Washington Street, South 6iJe, second floor, over Holmes Citj Grocery, I N I) I ANAPO LIS, INDIA N A , Will attend to tho buving autl celling of Indiana nJ Western Lind?, Pay Taxes, Examine Titles anJ negotiate trades iu general. All corrcsponJence pronsflly attended to if accompanied Lv a stamp to py potac. Always on hand, Improred Farm, Wetcra Lands and City Lot?, for sale oa good terms. AUo, COAL OIL LANDS, In Ker.urty, Pennsylvania, Virpioia and Indiana; also, stock in various promifins companies, to sell or exchange for wild lands. 4S-r Indianapolis Wholesale Trade. DONALDSON & CARR, 51 South Meridian treet. Invite the Attcution of MerchiLts to their fctOlIt cf HATS, CAl5S, AND STRAW GOODS, For the Sprins Trnde. A full line cf Goods a!vrai on hand, ru!t ing the trade of any localitr. 40-2C WILLAED & ST0WELL. DEALERS IN .MUSIC AMD Musical Instruments, Keep eosstantlr cs hanl, at Wholeial ani RtUil, an extcLtive asaortiaeut of the bet P I A IT O RTES, CABINET ORGANS, .7 E E O JO E O .V S , 'o. I Bate Home, 3.p Indi.nnnpolls, Tnd.