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INDUNAOLIS SAYINGS BAKK. I Removed to Ifo. 22 North Pennsylvania street Ket earnings belon to depoa.toa. Open Xon-aavs tod Saturdayi tU Ir. i.

I JOHJI W. BAT Secretary. 1 it Denocratle Cxxunty For County Clerk, i AUSTIN H. BROW7C. For Sheriff; ALBERT REXS5ER- For Treasurer, JACfcSOS LADDERS.

For Auditor, WILLIAM K. EPEOULE- For Criminal Circuit Jadye, E.C. BUSKIRK. for Proerntins Attorney, JAMX8 M. CEOPSEY.

For Jdyen Of ibe Superior Court, SAMUEL E. PEItKIXSr HORATIO KKWOOMB. For County Commiin'ioner, gAMUFJ-COBY. For Coroner, DR. JAMES H.

For County Aettor. ASDREW VAN-fiCKLE. For County Surveyor, WILLIAM HEXKIf MORRISON. For Representatives. rjso JAMES 1 TH0MF1 iiiuln Trki'iE- E.

KENNEDY. For Member ofCdnure, 7th District, FRAKJCLIX LASDER3. For Senator, to be elcted by Marion and MoT i couutiea, JAMES J. MAXWELL For Joint Repreaetttative of Marion land 8 ho ELIJAH TV KF.KiHTI.EY. For Prowcutor Slnet-Tith Judicial Circuit, i TilTVTAV JOHN DENTON, MTF.B TOWlfMHIP Tlt'KtT.

Vor Tnmtee, MICHAEL DOTOU ERTY. For JtHttlcca of the I'care. Ke CAEBy, Tlltl AS P. MILI EE. For Conrtafes, nntfiatVIAN.

ASTON KinilEK, uu Mir.i.i-K. HJGH HE-SroN. THOMAS T. LLIAMrf. FricesWiUTell OPENED, rv fine Blfitk CVhmorcii.

at tl i', very fine Colored (W)iiu re, at fiG cente. mr I'nin-e at 70 cent, worth 1. I n4. rtflow in Fohpi-. at Wct-nta, very vf Illwlc Ali'ica, from cents to Oor BlaVk Alpacaa.

for brilliancy anl Cntsh, sur- 1 ni t'tw-m not to Iom? their silk flnihh or turn brown. 1 -OXE CASE' EACH OF BilPRSS CLOTHS, l-ERINOES. riTTTT.DTiKN'S PLAIUd AT WHOLESALE PRICES. i io htonh Toil THE EVENING NEAVS TUESDAY SEPTEMBER IS, 1871. CITY NBWH.

There were thirty deaths in the oily last week. the "crusaders" are -dully painine in strength, judgmg from the i laU ilu tiunsoi the opposition. f)M Isn't that active. bu-Uinir ttomiMwity alnjUfCouuciLuaan imirked wlien he was a camlidate lor ottu to t.rintr in the ll.ll nluioi hut it lie l.re- tlJL niiblio attentibn is directed 1 I elsewliere. ti.

T.diee Roar.1 yesterday afternoon hacked iuare down faun the order curtailing the of the Merchants' Force. jjau'Tle Jfewa.7 When fatterson, Civil Engineer accepted v.ntnokA' avenue sewer, wny uiu ne 1 overlook the'sudden and "mysterious" di-appearanca of that fire cistern? His strenuous and persistent defamation of Beecher has apparently demoralized trie, editor of the People. Two- monuis longer 1 will ruin hint beyotiJ salvation. c.niimin Vhn continues his eaui table tlaciditv save occasionally a regretful glance hi tlerman rnntine Meal reeora. -and looks beamingly forward to the City Treasurer hi p.

Somebody a.sked the Hard at the banquet last week: "Mr. Keed, are you a lied ManT' The poet at hr tim was vainly endeavoring to carom on a ham, and, says "Iled Man; well, I'm as red as any of 'era." Tb "Free Whiskyites' propose to counter- 'balance thtf the "crusaders" are a id frt i 2a ur i aupposed to exert in tueir pretence Det rc the County Commissioners, by having some of their own lady-friends iu kttendance. How would it do hereafter for contractors, instead of leaving cisterns as found, to fill the old thitigs up and 'bowlder ove? It is le.ss less trouble, provided no "areus-rosed" xe- porter ever resurrect the unpleasant thing. Is the City Marshal aware that a shell merchant is blockading the pavement fronting Councilman KahnS store? That shell merchant is there continually, aud he mst, by this time, bie imposing upon the good-natured proprietor.j The Sellers Farm Committee last niht -reported something over $5iX collected as rents for this elephant from various Jessees. jh created a butt, the members acting like boys upon finding some more stamps to get away wiih.

An abortive attempt was made last night to increase -the fire limits of the city, but Thalnian shaved if a little on the west, and Gimber on the south, and this disgusting the majority the document was ordered engrossed in a condition making ik not worth a 'Will -the Chief- of Tolice keep his nostrils veil sprung, arid see if lie cannot nose out 'whom it ii of his Force that warned an East Washington street mistress of a contemplated raid upon her It successlnl, it might furnish for nira food for a reflective Sunday lecture. -f- i Hie Board of Trustees of the Cijty Hospital have petitioned the to add a nxtu for Clinical lectures, in view of the increased attendance of students at the several medical colleges. The petition' was referred to Ihe Committee on Public Uuildings, where it vill stay until Ends B. Rcd little, thought last winter, when he warmed a serpent in his( bosom, that eventually it would sting him in the tenderest spot; and he now. realizes the reward for fostering the 4-cent organ, and editorial influence to make the- aickly thing Uke root and grow.

I The folly or purchasing the political faith bonds of Al Taffe and Joseph M. King, sU-f a paper early iii the campaign is illustrat- tion bouse keepers, were approved. or the Democracy's bargain in the Ger-I man Had Brown A Co, waited a The charges of drunkenrjess, inefficiency, few days longer it would have come down to. etc, preferred by Mahloa Thompson the regulation wholesale price, $1,500, or 4 against Oicer Sheridan were investigated cents pe'r square Owing to the early pur- yesterday afternoon by the Board and th ritr thmntfh tha ajrencr dropped without preiadlce to the offlcer. of the' German Printing Steal, is paying out TUK XXI-OS1TXOX.

ftOBaelbfnc Wh.t may. be Kea om lr! iir. Twenty-four hours Lave worked, wonderful changes for the better in the general arrangement of things at the Exposition balls, most of the articles for exhibition having been placed in proper order and can now be inspected with some system and degree of pleasure. The lew conscientious exhibitor took advantage of the lull oniSabbath day to make some nece-sart changes jn their respective department and tihe display yesterday waa as it should hate -been on the opening day, almost complete in every particular. The decorations in the.

main build ing which were jjjotten up at Considerable ei- pense'and in good taste. sCslr retain tbf iresDEess ana aaa mucn ine geue mv tiearance of gurroundins obiects. Those who would inspect the many db-: iects of interest here to be found with apy degree of satisfaction are advised to visit the Exposition during the day, as the crowd is then less, numerous and one can navigate aboil at his leisure and- not be hustled to and fro by the surging multitude as is likely to be the rase after nignt. GJeing's paintings representing Indianap- oli ir her pioneer days, have leen hung up" in a. p'rorniuent position on the first floor of the main tiuildihz, and at once attracts the attention df the spectator aj he approaches the-main ehtranee from the i-t-h.

The has leen very hatpy his con ception of iar city- in it infancy, more than 50 years ajr'it, and a striking contrast is that the ot)i-r painting representing the in- Jlanapolis iof b-day. The paintings, when not on exhibition adorn -the wans ot tue it'h Chaiel and are highly prized on actonnt of the associations they suggest tothe mind of the observer. The enterprise of our citizens in the Expo sition project is at once noticeable in the handsome display of Browning Sloan of this city in the line of surgical instruments and in fact every thing jertaining to an apothecarie establishment. They have (partitioned off a large space on the south side of the hall near the mailh entrance, and 'the manner in-which they have arranged Itheir display is indeed admirable, a beauti- ful perfumery pyramid in the center, setting' it on a (leciaeu auvaniagep in ineir snow tac isriiuiiicu nn iiiciijr ui mutual instruments from the niot delicate needle to the more formidable glistening; keen -edged knife and to make the collection complete, several braces of those awfully suggestion human torturers, teeth extractors, are in- cluled. i Just acros the way Colclazer has located himself, and his eleuant display in: the iewet- ry line is exciting mite a sensation, more es- pecially among the ladies who have a spe- cial failing in this direction.

-He'shows some exquisite sets of jewelry of the latest pattern, alx some costlvi diamond sets; which fairly glisteji in their brilliancy, and are t.intalizing to behold, especially so when one's purse strings are limited and he wishes in vain for the coveted prize. A rich assortment of solid Mlver and plated ware is displayed to a giod advantage in a handsomely designed upright show case, and is greatly admired by the constant throng which surround these iiuarters. A mechan ical red bird nestled away among some arti ficial flowers is continually chirping to the admiring siectators, and is, indeed, 'an almost perfet imitation of the natural sje-fcies. A watch chain with every alternate link set with gold quartz in its natural state i cry generally adimred, and was made to order in California for a gentleman of this citv. The "Tinsley Cabinet" composed of-curi osi ties sent from India by the missionary Tinsley, is exhibited in Mr.

department, and forms quite ah interesting feature of the same. Tift- collection is the jirooerty of th Meridian M. E. church of this ciiv, and i- quite extensive. I In the south-east end of the main build ing a large space has been allotted to car riage manufacturers to display their work.

and a most creditable one they make. Among those whose work is here represented are George Ixiwe, and fehaw, of this city. Hazelng, of fireensburg, and the Miller (jar nage Company, of. ana UtgansiMirt. rie workmanship nnd finish is all lirstVlass.

that $1,200 carriage of Iwe's being perfectly sujerb in itsapjoiutnients anil general makc- "P- -V lian.lsonie, easy. going carnage is on. A handsome, lueiuiuriPUi.iue ue, ini i uc i.m lrfect ewUay oyer this splendid ik av'in ii oi I loll of uinill lv" tmivwivi.i.11. one themselves. Kregelo, of this city, exhibits one of the most tastily ami nanusoineiy gotten ui hearses ever brought to this ytate, having juil received it ffoiu an eastern manufac turer, 'and placed it on exhibition belore put tins; it to 'practical use.

It is furnished with an elevated tiiovable platform, which is a de cided improvement over the old fashioned stationary one. and the carriage is finished up in eleeant fityle, with Clarence front trench platea glass, ncn, uerp, goia-eugeu trimmings, etc. it is quite a suggestive laet inav it smim-i 111 tiwe inuiiiiutj ij vj.ii ircn ter's display of toiubstonest, and the indications now are that (Jrady, the balloonist, will be the first to require the services of an un dertaker and tombstone man The third baloon ascension was made this afternoon, and this evening Prof. Schonacker will give a grand orwjeert in Music Hail, which will be followed by a hop. The Board of Managers of the isconsin State Fair have unanimously accepted an invitation to aijtend the dux position, and re- na'Oil tnvtt.it.iiin 1mpti sftit Prcsidpnt General Sherman, who are ex- icted to pass through the citv on Friday of i sae last'weea eu route lor iuis.

The indications are that the Grand Industrial Street 1'arade Thursday will be an im mense affair and to that end the following gentlemen. have been appointed Marshals for that occasion: J. Ii. it van. Judge aiartinaaie.

Fred. Rush. It. C. J.

Pendleton. A. Metzner, -Captain-Jlowe, Henry Coburn, Ed: Lam me. Colonel ill. Blume.

Henry Frazier. Ed. Mc-Ken-na. J. McDonald and James Rice.

The coal and ice men have requested that Harry Drew. Charles G. Stewart, A. Lynn and G. IL Root, be appointed to take care of their division.

The line of rdarch decided on is as follows: Along Washington east to New Jersey, up to Market, west to Circle, round south side of Circle to North Meridian, thence to North, east to Delaware, north to I Tinker, east to Central avenue; and finally (o the Exposition grounds. All interested in making the proj-rct an immense success are earnestly requested to be present at the Board of Trade rooms this evening, when every arrangement will be completedl and those wishing to participate in the procession must make known their wants at this meeting. Council Proceeding. An unimportant and almost idle session of the Council was held last night, the most important procedure being, the acceptance of the Commissioners' report for the ooening of Fifth street, through Henderson's addition. The City Clerk reported notice had bee.n given the Street Railway Company to lay tracks along East Washington and the Michigan road.

Ordinances were introduced to improve Noble street from Ohio to New York street; Randolph street from New York to street from Russell avenue to Ray street; North street from Meridian to Illinois street; East street from Washington.stret;to Massachusetts avenue; to pave with block pavement Fifth street from Meridian to Illinois street; prohibiting the storage of petroleum in larger qnantltiea than ten barrels in or nearer than lcW feet of any buildint inside of the city limits. Christian avenue, from Aivcrd to the Pern tracka. waa ordered i nil) roved. The Malice seems to have beea the principal in- the ir i i i i i I io 1 NO. 25 and the A J.

ing Oefrrred City. An unusual pressure yeterdy deferred publication of several matters, of which! the following Is a brief abstract: James White. 370 South (Wet, was seribus ly nun aoout ine head fcupday evening by a startling discoveries on Fail Creek. Hans Blnme returned yesterday and reports wne- ly discover1 of insnbordinaltion of prisoners tne ortfeern penitentiary Judge Test gave Aoranam the ring thiet, nve aays in rounty jail, and disfrancniseu pim year. R.

L. Darrah and Malgie McWofidyard have been marriaire licenced. Liquor licenses were yesterday granted to W.m. and Fred. PrMpr "Pptr Snikzfa.1- den and Henry J.

Bekk. The pplicatjons oi iwxt and Conrad Lentz were' re- jected. Rev. throw will return! to morrow and conduct his Thursday evening eerwces. a of A.

liaidnage oi Altlantic, died Sunday at the Surgical Institute. His arm was fiht broken by a cow and then irnprorerlv set, ind before arrival at Itbe Institute ijjriamination set in I- The new house north of the Car Works will be occupied next Kavenatigh withdrew his appeal from the Commission- fi' to Judge iilair's court Hon. S.i B. Seigler. of Iowa, is at the Masn.

Aleck filack went replevin bond for Minnie Xdrth to the exient of $30, and now has to pay the ame to his' mortal enemy, the Charles Ii. Elton, forger, was. sentenced to lenitentiary for two -Judge Harrington, Saturday, before aggravating Gordon to an unbearable degree, appeark to have very nearly provoked a collision With 1 1. 1. vane.

me lawyer, oy accusing mm 01 gting .11 vci ie rusauers. vuaney jiaroticu was prostrated with the heat Sunday wljiile mt ll 1 I 1. luari-inng wun a iunerai oann -The st ik- ini? ai.namtim of the Central tower has hern removed to the Sixth street tire-engine house The No. 1 Hook and Ladder boys now run to everything north of Georgra street, and the Skinner Truck to everything south of New York. BATHMR JtJSPttHT Indiasapolis, Sept.

15 7 a. 71 threatening Cairo, I1L- Cincinnatl, 72 SK fair 43 fa 4 cloudy 70 threatening (JiNfair 40 XE clefiT 41 clear 74 fair 75 fair 75 fair 77 NE clear K7 fiiir 72 SV cloudy 72 clondy 53 light rain 41 NW. elear 7(i cloudy Darenpoit, Iowa yort Gibson, fndlanapolU, Ind Keokuk; j'ke Ky Memphis, Xashville, Tenn. Xew Orleans, La pjburff ahrovor'5rt i'J at. St.

Paul, Min. Vickubure Miss CMTIICA itT cV liKLAA DEALERS I.N SCHOOL, MEDIC ALj MISCELLANEOUS AND BLANK BOOKS. SCHOOL ani-OTFICE STATIOSERY, 2 Eiwl WaMhlnjclon Street. ROCKWELL'S Itnkerr. 4'oiifeetlonary.

I.iineli nnil lee 'renin Koora, o. 105 mid 107 So nib 1 1 it Illinois street uoois ueiivereu wou 11 parts ol the city. Supplies or parties a specialty, tore. Boston Brown bread a fea- HAVING FLY TESTED evtn Piano of manuficluredj ii. 4his country and Europe, it gives jra'e rreat pleasure to pronounce i lie DECKER BROS.

PIANdS be the best- in every particular. When I can obtain them, I will use others in my concerts. "Miss JULIA KIVE September 1st, 1S74. I fully endorse mv daughter Julia opinion of the! DeckerBroth ers Pianos. Madame CAROLINE DECKER BROTHERS PIANOS for sa'e by 112.

lullor fc No. 4 Circle Hall. us N0ELKE, SMALLW00D i Manufacture of fron Fencing, Grating, Vault Doors; and Hyatt's Patent WaU Lights, 22 NORTri EAST STi, INDIANAIOLIS, I'I. 1 PLOW AND WAGON FACTO KY, Also, manufacturer of Slusher Sulkey Plow, Nos. to 29 South East street, Indianapolie.

i JAMEd M. BUCHANAK. J. Bogert Make; all kinds i of TRUXKS, 4 from 1 up. gUnder Bee Hive, corner of Meridian and Washington st.

Franz Pope Knitting Slachiner ISUT XO. 7 I pi AS A avxxue Where wfll also be found woolen and cotton yiirns, a full line of knit goods. Machines so.d on lease plan. M.L.SHULL, General Ageit. i-I 1 HARDWARE.

X. varietv of Nails, Glass and all kinds of Hardware, wive us a call. XORTUH AY, 11 MaHachuitt AeeHte. FIXE I XX I School nnd Church Furnitnjre. TL.

DICKIS.SOX, 38 8. HerldUn St. C. E. DicxiNsoif, Railroad Settees.

B. Wilson Smith, 8. Smith, Lawn 8eats, For a prime article of Yellow Pine Fin I th Lnutber, order of JOHN F. GLOVER, comer Delaware ana dtemii streeta. FANCY GROCERY and FRUIT STORE JT9, 4 gblrely'a Block, llaaahnaetta yt, 1 i I ex Ltj.

uie move office mum Dr. JO ST.S A II 0 ART, HOMOEOPATHIC PMTtsiCTAXS AXD SVROEOXS, SI Hrlh DlwarStmt. 1 1 1 'i I JC I KEIDKXCE PHOPEBrY i i i I i -dvxetion Sale, Opposite the U. a Arsenal Park, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1874, I At re ISCtixk, Ao Jmmis These Lots are aitnated south of the beautiful C. S.

Park, and of the Woodruff Place, and bounded wet by Arsenal avenue, east by State avenue; and south by East Vermont street. All s'reet in thi beauuful addition are graded and Improved with 1 souh beaut pnanum pavements, me center street, rmna enue. has a Street Park 40 feet wide running in the (center of iL i 1 Water and'gas are also connected with this sddi-tioit Furthermore, there is now being constructed 4 large sewer, with connection already laid to each lot. .1 I Erery Lot has no less than 40 feet front, and from K0 lo lsO feet in depth, runnin to an alley 20 eeu i i All of these beautiful LCts lie above the grade of the streets, and are naturally on the most elevated noini anove oiip rmt ritr. jie fi.Vd-'ind th Woodruff Par .1 1 ooth of which are directly lotJ afford.

to them a splend ooth of which are- directly opposite some of he wj anoru to mem a SDlenaia view. i There is no better location, within the same dii- wnoe of our business center, for teauUXulsu hurl an riPCIilanno. than I. nfr.Mjl I Terms of sale will be made by the tioneor on the day of the sale, on the premises. L.

HUNT, AUCTIONEER. For further information ill regard to this property, before the day of sale, call or address the nice of Lehrritter Naltner, 14 and 16 South Delaware street, where- carriages will be in readiness at all times to show the property. i i LEURUITTER NALTNER MISSOUHI STATE LOTTERIES! i Legalized by 8tate Authority, and i DRAWN IN PDBUC IN 8T. LOUI3. 1 Grnl Nlnsle Xo.

Metaeme air SO.OOO Koa. DRAWS THX LAST 1AT OF SACff WO NTH, 4'AFITAL. PBIZE. 950,0001 10.3HO Prtsew, amounting to 8300,000. Whole Tlckett, 110; Halves, Quarters, IZSO.

Th'e Great Combination Scheme, with a Capital Prize of and 32.3 Prjzes, amounting to uraws every watnraay auring the year. Whole Ticket a Halves, quarters. Addrew, for Tickets snd Circulars, MI KKAV. 91ILLEK Hanrr( P. Ot Box 2446.

i ST. LjtJI8.MO FJtKNCII LAUNDRY MXBJaeli ford street! Indianapolis. Offices: Free- man's bhirt Factory, corner Ohio and Illinois treats, optwaite Academy of Music, and Grafftev's dhirt Factory, 30 South Hlinois street. il trill .1 WQOTON'S Patent Cabinet Ofllce Secretary, i i The mdt Converiletit Practical, Compact and lioirny Office Desk in the world. A few reliable fierienced agents wanted.

W3I. 8. WOOTOV A 1 Sole Manufacturers. 33 Sooth Alabama St, Indianapolis. J.

H. Tull, lOtJSEtlIIVTEJR ES TA JILISIIED 185662 Kentucky A r. Makin, Sign Painter for the trade with J. XL T. WAlTUT STItEET IIOLSIO Walnut street, bet Sixth and Seventh, I v.

CIXC1XXAXI, O. A. H. STEIN. Proorietbr: AD HEKETII CO- ManhuMV turers of and deal era Ini har- new, sad lars, ilan-keta, robes whips, bridles, etc and agent lor ti.

T. ley's Patent Adjustable Hip and Keek Stsapa. wi a Hid and beet HtMns. without aiae Ducsiea. ro.

-ja Aoru Delaware street. map oansircet, inaianapoiis, ina. I'ETEK KOUTIEIt, Cqntractor and Builder, Office, 73 E. Waahmgton St. SHOP-Cor.

Virginia av. and Cedar Bt J. GEAHAM. JIM BLAKS. qRAii.urr cV BLAKE, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Cord, Ulock and Stove Wood, wur nuom ana misaissippi eueeis, j.

IXDIAXAPOLIS, 1XD. SPECIAL NOTICE. Hiving taken the contract from th ritr tn ro. allBKrbaee. orders can be left at nrr nrV.

and it Board of Health office All parties uu-n remviuiR CM.rua.'B are warnea against ln-friagements on my contract Private families call for tickets when orders are left D. GU8TAVU8 II. TOSS, ATT0E17EY AT LAT7, 1 Indianapolis, Ind. wiU practioe In the Culted Sutea and Bute umm Kspecial attention given to Corporation. Bankrant and iinmTH.i Law.

and Cnihwtinn A WrZ AGENTS. v-; ft-? i -t i i ore, I This O. J. T. ana H.

ana C. Eye W. and J. J. AVSIXES DIRECTOR i Eaints Mixed Ready for Use.

JfltLEB BROS. Celebrated Chemical Paint whole-sal and retail, at No. 76 K. Maryland an tinta. colors and ahaaes.

the best pint In the market B. 11. BIUtiEK, H. Graduate of Victoria Collert. Cknarta.

monu, Royal CoTege Of Surjreous, Ontario. OTTae, i-Vincinia senue. Residence. 161 Buchanan irret. Office UocA, 9 ID 12 A.

IU 2 to r. m. JTJ8T OPKNKD. A ttew Hat Store, eonsistiiiz of hats, caps, rents' goods, ete i i kkkkw 1,3 mtiie i BUKK. Virginia avenue.

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL. Paintine, Gralnin? and' iEalsomfainz a speeialtj. MOCiJOKDi KillTn. lii Virginia 6M avenue. i i sorTiisinE Subscription Book Agency and News stand.

Any subscription book furnished at regular price on short notice. Family bibles, sold on the instal- ment plan. J. W. SiliTU, 1S4 Virginia avenue.

(Office. 45W Virginia avenue.) Office hours from 8 a. u. to 6 p. m.

Residence Dr. Fuller, 1C4 Fletcher Dr. Bonsieur, 666 orta lennessee. D. R.

1 SYLVESTER, BUILDING MOVER AND HOUSE It.ilSEK, Cesidence, Xo. 97 Peru street. IndlanapolU, In 1 1 Republican County Ticket yor County Clerks CALVIN P. BOOKER, i For Sheriff, .1 HENRY C. ADAM3.

For Treasurer, THOMAS SCH00LET. For Auditor, EDWARD M. WILMINGTON: For Criminal Circuit Judge, CHARLES II. TEST. For Prosecuting Attorney, ROBERT P.

PARKER, i For Judges of the Superior Court, HORATIO NEWCOMB, SAMUEL PERKINS. For Coun ty Commissioner, 1 SAMUEL 8. RCMF0RD. For Coroner, DR. SAMUEL a TOMLLNSON.

For County Assessor, DAVID W. ROUSE For County Surveyor, HERVEY B. FATOCT. For Joint Senator Morgan and Marion I IDA VXD WILSON. Counties, For Joint Representative Marion and Shelby Counties, MARQUIS L.

JOHNSON. For Representatives, J. H. WRIGHT, WM. WORMAN, BENJAMIN TYNER.

GKP. W. TIRB. For Member of Congress, Seventh District; JOHN COBURN. CEKTH TOW.VSIIIP TICKET.

For Trustee, CHARLES JOHN. For Justices of the Peace. JAMES H. TURNER, CHARLES FISHER, JOHN B. BRAY, JOSEI'H, W.

ELY. For1 Constables, a BOA RDM k-S, JOHN IL. BROWN, J. IBIDIUNGER. I HUGH P.

STEWART. BENJAMIN THORNTON. HOISTING MACHINES. II. Op.

REESD MANUFACTURER OF 'I Reedy's Patent Steam "nand and Hydraulic Power aoiPiiiiK fliurmuH-'s. uumo vtauers oi every ue- scrlptiou. Exclusive attention to Hoisting Ma chinery. 8end for circulars and price First premium at vincurhatl ladutnl id position, i7t o. 12S Cincinnati, O.

THE MAGIC SEWING MACHINE NEED Ij E-T READER! Jnit oat. Eve ry one nslni? a 8ewine Machine should have one. I With the aid ol this ingenious "device, operator! can thread the needle from forty to 'sixty times a minute, and as readily by lamp or easlieht as by daylight Can be seen In operation at 18 8. Meridian street wantea. bam pies Dy mail, zr cents.

KKOWX ttftOM. IOm Ii Indianapolis Elastic Roofing Company, SEMELRqTfi'S IMPROVED ELASTIC Roofing Mineral Paint IS THE BEST. and ithop 211, 243 arfd 215 Massachu- seiis avenue. TjAIWTKR'N JIannl House and sign paint tng, grammg, varnisoing, pousning, aalso-mining, papeAng, lettering, staining, gliding, gla sing, auverlng, giaM-ttairung, analysis of colors; harmony, contrast, SO cts. Book of Alpha- nets, ou.

iioox oi etcroiis ana urnaments, 1. Watchmaker ana Jewelers Manual, 60. Taxider mist's MannaL 50. Soap-maker's Mannal. 2.

QnM. ti inOinkhlit fj 1 iolifnlniii Calnnlati. Employment Seeker's Gnide, 25. Of bookjeil- or by mail. I.

JE8SR HAMEY A us Maaaaa stme-t. few rorf O. PRUXTK, Architect and Mechanical Engineer', Room 4. filnik'f Jllork, I nHiannpolim, Iiul. Design, plans, IfpeciflcaUons ana details prepared 1 11 I Tl 1 Hadlejr DRUGGISTS.

prescriptions accurately filled Day or Night us. 17 inaiana avenue, near uiair street 1 1 f- Made to order exclusively. Perfect fit best work, and finest material, is our mot to. A trial la solicited. w.

freeman; Laundry, cor. Ohio i do aid Unols opposite Academy of Music. OF THE I A A UNIVERSITY mmT mm mm (inuiaua 3ieiicai The siith session of the College will commence October 12, 1874. iand terminate February 26, 187. College being the Medical Department of the Indiana University, no charge will be made for Professors uctew.

MatriculaUon ..........110 00 Demonstrator's Ticket 10 00 Graduation 25 00 Matricuiauon atna Aemon8trators tickets are re- quirea to te taxea eacn year. i FACULTY, W. MEAR3, iM. ProfetMor of Obstetrics. A.

COMINbOa, M. Prot of Surgery. B. HARVEY, M. Professor of Medical and Surgical Diseases of Women and Children.

DOCGAN CLARK, M. Prof, of Principles trainee oi meaicine. W. B. FLETCHER, AL Prof, of Anatomy and UinicaiMinrerr.i W.

WILEY.iA. if. PrpL of Chemistry Toxieoiogy. E. WRIGHTi M.

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Ast for Plate of iDdiana aDd I Central Illinois. 43 and 45 N. Tenneasoc st, Isdlanapolla, Indiana hy do yoa pay 15 per dozen for rhotonaDhs on. Washington street when you can get work war-I ranted equally as fine for 13, at SoMthsid Art Pmrtort, 404 Virginia A v. CIIA8.

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