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RENOvArE ERS,
RENovATERs.
NAR Paris Dye-House. k
The Oldest Establishment I
HN ,z,Ea NJ w EcS,H.

FUyHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS MOST RESPECTFULLY
inform the citizens Of indianapolis aud the
rounding country that he Is 20 be found his old stand
No 10 South Meridian street. few doors south Of the
Post Office.
Thankful TO the ladies gents for the liberal support
he has received for the last five years, hoping for
tnuance Of the same to increase his business having
accommodations in his premises with the hope
to give satisfaction as he has always tried DO Being
well experienced in all the branches of his business, he
feels confident that all work entrusted bis will be
done by experienced workmen from Paris.
Work done cheap and warranted ladies' satin and
wooden dresses and shawls cleaned and dyed in all fancy
shades Grape shawls dyed beautiful scarlet crimson
and hleached. Gents sOiled clothing cleaned dyed
paired and pressed, look well new, shon no
tce. Grease, paint taken out, without injury to
the cloth.
Secondhand clothes bought and sold. Country orders
promptly attended to.
n. b. Don't make a mistake; connection with any
other house Of the same kind or name in the city
octls 6m E. HARRIS.
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MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
GAlEN'S S HEAD DISPENSARY
CHARTERED

BY THE LEGISLATURE OF KENTUCKY FOR THE
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF THE
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS
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pEPARTrKEs.

Euiogy ON stephen A. Douglas by Hon.
Joseph A. Wright, Delivered i'm the
House OF Representatives, inlEn-
dianapoIis, Indiana, ON the sth of
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UN DERTAKERS.

NO. . SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET. INDIASAP-
= OILS. Is prepared furnish Netalc Cases and
CAkeis Of every sire and has been appointed hy the
Board of County Commissioner furnish cons for the
poor. nox9o-akw I'm
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Larger the Business, Lower the Cost.
SBDH-HEas4 q as&S ..
j . Fl m FL ID Z 7 Z r 3 f.,
Boot and shoe Manufacturer,

50 West Fourth street Cincinnati
i HAVE JUST OPENED MY SPRING STOCK, WHICH
comprises The and choicest styles Of Mems,
Boys. Youths and Chdrens wear, and having greatly
increased my facilities for manufacturing am enabled to
offer great inducements cash buyers have marked
ny ioes down a very low figure, only asking small
profit Ny is large sales and small profits. Under
standing the necessity II keeping up with the times will
use every endeavor satisfy my in every
spect. april 6l dlyl JOHN H. DETkkS.
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Lirer Complaint. Dropsy, Tetter, Tunors and
Salt Rheum. Worms. Cont. Neuralgia. as a Din
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They are sugar coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly and they are the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes ola
family physc.
Price - cents per Box: Five Boxes for 81 90
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians.
Statesmen and eminent personages, have lent
their names TO certify the unparalleled usefulness
of these remedies. but our space here will not
permit the insertion OF them. The Agents below
named furnish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in
which they are given; with also full descriptions
OF the above complaints. and the treatment that
should be followed for their cure.
Do not be put off By unprincpled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYER's and take no Others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they
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All our remedies are fer sale by
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NOTICES.
ITnifed states of America, Distric
Of Indiana, -:

U ".
WHEREAS libel Of information has been filed in the District
Court Of the United States within and for the Seventh
Circuit and District of Indiana the 4h day Of December
1851 by John Hanna Esq Attorney Of the United States
Of America for said District of Indiana against four
boxes Of merchandise three boxes OF boots aud
shoes, and bundles Of jeans, seized Evans
Vile for violation of the laws Of the United States,
the said goods and merchandise being cOntraband Of
praying process against said goods and that the
may be condemned and sold articles cOntraband of
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the monion under the
seal Of said Court directed and delivered do hereby
give public all persons claiming said goods, OF
part thereof in any manner interested therein that
be and appear before the said, the District Court Of
the United States. be held the city Of indianapolis,
in aud for the District of Indiana the 10Th December
instant. at 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon Of that day,
then and there inerposc their claims and make their
allegations in that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE, L. S. Marshal,
Per LEWIS JORDAN Deputy.
JoHS II. REA, Clerk.
Dated December g. 1851. dec6-d15t
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MUSIC.
PIANOS! PIANOS!

rHEAPER AND BETTER IN
= STRUNENTS than were ever <--fzt-s.-f-7<
offered in this market. Nv ar -
rsngements with Eastern Piano = -fG 2X1
manufacturers such that can n II
furnish all orders IS per - ~
cheaper than any dealer IN the West aud warrant them
superior instruments. Only for cash
Call and a Nessrs II. Talbot a Cos Jewelry
Store, No. "a Washington street
PIANOS NELODEONs. ORGANS. GUITARS. yIOIISS
ACCORDEOSS, &C. TUNED AND REPAIRED.
Having had over twenty years experience the public
be assured that they have better opportunity
than they generally with have their instrument
pat ia perfect order. X. SCHUMACHER.
iuly3l-dly al
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ADVERTISING IN THE WEEKLY.
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For each subsequent Insertion and for each inser-
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The New York herald., 1862-12-25

THs GaEar WAX HoEsE STANTON ox rHg
PsEss.--Some newspapers Of small sense and
smaller circulation persist in accusing Secrc-
tary Stanton OF curtai1ing the teIcgraphic des-
patches 90 the prcss. We have already defend
ed the Secretary against this charge and ex-
posed iis motive The intention again Is at.
ributed 10 him OF excluding the HERALD and
other conservative journals from the lines Of
the army. We do not believe That le has any
such idea. Secretary Stanton has always been
very friendly 20 the HERALD, and has afforded
those connected with IL all the occupation and
notoriety in his power. There can be no better
proof Of this than his imprisonment of one Of
it, correspondents in Fort McIIonry, with a
view to giving him an importance that he would
not otherwise have had, and chance Of obtain
ing from him In suit for damages a hundred
thousand dollars or 80 Of the money which be
made in California. Nor has he been backward
in bis attentions to tho radical organs, as may
be seen by his pious and earnest letter to
Horace Greeley, assuring him that the spirit of
the Lord was with our armies. and that victory
was sgro to follow. People are Ill natured
The New York herald., 1862-12-25
Personal Intelligence.

E.Tresdont franklin Pierce s town. aud 10 stopping
with somc friends the upper part OF the city ne
visited the As.or Hulse Tuesday afternoon, where
number Of old iricnds gave him a hearty welcome.
Major General John +. Wool will remain AZ the 50.
Nicholas for the rcms nder oi tue week.
Hon. rhaUncey Vbtsrd of Albany; col. Harden, o.
washinston Senator Anthony, Of Rcode Island; T. Kim
her nf phisdelrh ana Grover, Of Rhode Island, are
storring ut the 81. Nicholas botsi.
Col Charles o. Wcod, ~ Fort Lafayette; Brgadier
GENERAL lanes " cherck Dr. &. y De Sraw, and Capt.
a. W. Butler, Of tho United states Army. w. n. Murray,
ana Ira Cook Chicago Horace wcddell. Of Cleveland:
seorre Lansing Louisvilc W. r. lowell, A. Horton,
T. " whitney, and George r. Peck, OF Boston, are stop
prr ~ the Metropolitan Hotel.
Hon g. X Alley, o. Lynn; Hon. Augustus Frank, OF
ye,sa,y ijou ~ w osch, of Nelrose, Mass.: D. Getty,
az IN aclphis Hon Thomas ioInercy or Auburn; Hon.
T. Ieyf,,rd og Norwich, A. u. fabcr and lady, OF D.
trot III A. Forsyth, Of Newunrgh John Tucker, Of Phs,
dens a. Nrp w. II. Baxter, of Vermont Hon. T. N. Ed
wards of Kcene, Col ). y Sanford Of Providence,
and m G. Johnson Of Woodstock, w. are stopping at the
tro,ise.
The New York herald., 1862-12-25
THE EITUATIAlNx

iaefe appe'rs to be mos ement to report onx
me part Of the armies on either side af the Rappa
hammock ye te day.
ine recent successful expectation Of G enrsi Fos-
ter IN NorthIarolina ocscpies much OF tis public
""enticn. 1t is consoling cOi itrsst 10 |
ne affair at fredericksburg. tana does |
auch TO restore tho prestige oi success \
- doh has heretofore attended our <ar1ns. We 1
>tinue to give to<isythe story Of thss. campaign.
.. tayns shed by ow army corresponds ate, resun-
30 from thu battle az Knnston. The fmap which y
accompanies our account embraces<all the i'm
,or,aot points assslcd and the rain oad bridgest
..,.roved. Gen. Foster arrived Of 3 ortress Mon-
=. on Tuesday morning. Histrocrynave returneds !
..ss,v 70 Nevbern, with little loss fcomrsred Vita
the objects effected
n. only news from the Southwest Of any mr.
nar,snce is the destruction Of tie Ulion gunboaA
Giro IN the Yszoo river, by tho explosion Of
-, torpedo. A large rent Was made in her bot
tom. and she began to I'LL rapidly Inc crew,
however. got All safe ashore heio's shc
-an, down. although with son,s difficulty OtheT
,ornsdoes. in the shape 81 ordinary dAmlohns
a,lea with conhustbles, we discovered py ~
40. and taken up without dong any mischief
o., 49, arrival Of tie steamer Bio Bio, ifortA'ia
v,ns and Key West, We are placed ID posS 'ioi
20 le.,ers from our correspondents at those psh's
a..Koy wss, letter OF the 10th mentions tho fac
~, .,svsn vessels Of General Banks expedition
,....sa that point on the 9th, bound WESTWARD
.uona ,hsrn were the steamships North sts'
chs.K;an. Potomac and Georges Creek
Colonel Morgan, of the Nnetieth Ne" foi
uu,r,an, tha commandsnt Of Key West, has bct
superseded.
60. nrh,ish in to-dsy's issue additional aF'icl
,.o,, ,.,o Richmond papers on their recent veto
:, yredcricssburg. The rebel journals are on y
.on;ec. particularly exubersns in Spirits ana I'M
.s,or, have becn reviewing their classics
history 10 and parallels with which 70 comp
,hs,, victory over ,hc blunder Of our commsls'
~..,r., Tbev soace themselves with the rta
ton that /. was the biggest battle OF tne Pas
ra, ana the "biggest' victory Tor then IA
beaten army.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 10th sss AE
,s,.orial on the "war and the Yankee deaer
n which tho writer, in his peculiar style, ~
,ss soouduct Of our commanding generals !
che great battles Of the war. It;says, II
mas, i to form any criticism for me futu e,
-ac viii no, only be decspitasea. Ike ais p
.essors. bu. will be drawn and quartes q L ,
oal butchery can invent the means"
same article contains a paragrspb par
iarly severe on the tactics OF Bnrnsil'
says. TO Judge Of his ability s . cemm
,tisonly necessary to state thatAromAhe bs
Of ia. Phillips House, in Stafford cosnty, be
his troops 10 tie ssht In cofaynns Of Q
doubled ON the CENTRE thus furnishing
food for every musket ball, slug, shrapnel, col
md fragment Of shell discharged by the Cor
rate army"
The damage 20 Fredoficksburg BY the shs
che Union batteries u estimated at seven bul
spd afty u4saSnd dVllais,
The New York herald., 1862-12-25

behind the siekening prstenos Of philanthropy,
We warn President Lincoln to beware " the
disastrous result There II but one true, plain,
safe, constitutional, conservative course now
left for the administration. viii the President
take this course, or will he lead his administra-
ton, as Burnside led osr army, to a Fredericks-
burg-victory?
The New York herald., 1862-12-25

enough to say that little more attention on
the part Of the Secretary and bis colleagues to
the well known Cromwellisn maxim might have
insured the fulhlment of this cheerful and
spiritually inspired promise.
The New York herald., 1862-12-25
,LLANEOUs NEWS.
MISC

The steamship b ou' osP'Ain Di." ,c.s
| Orleans on the III - my "es' On "e 80. -.
| Havana On ~. ,as. inst, arrived al this port
yesterday. The Revs from ney "''. = ny -
! ;oy r, ,;n ,iled in the letters Of our
eorresnonaa..., 'ss sr part Of this mornings
naper - - anuA the report that the
SDan;s, ii had succeeded in
L., S,;ss na.s CO w. 20 of I,ls0 negroes.
M AIh..s .-'a. .I.-.sa }, politically. the
.ey, ,s.,s.. this State ss fol-
lows
The New York herald., 1862-12-25

GREELEY ON OuR Loss AT FREDERlCKsBURe.---
Yesterday the Tribune expressed its horror Of
those amaligncnt" journals in this citv which
The New York herald., 1862-12-25

CAMPAGS.-!We publish In another column
this morning very remarkable, narrative,
written By Prusaian officer of'bigh rank in
the rebel service, Who hos just ,e,.urnea to Eu-
rope on furleugh. and translated Tor the HERALD
from the Cologne Hazstts. The narrative gives,
In condensed form, most vivid graphic and
picturesque description of thetcamraign on the
peninsula, as seenffot0 the rebel psint of viea.
The passages which we have italicised are par
tcularly hotceable; but tae whole article is
so capitaliy written and. intensely interesting
that our readers should perzss and consider
every line Of it from beginning to end.
| 1t is q most singular fact that all the as
saults upcn General Mcclellan have come from
the leaders OF that radical faction which has 80
often brought the country to the brink of rnin.
The vast majority Of the people Of shis country
hold General Mcclellan In the highest esiima-
tion as a puro patriot and an Garivallcd gene.
raj. The soldiers Of the army which he created,
and which never fails to do him honor in every
battle, no matter how poorly it may be led,
fairly idolize their true commander. The
opinion Of European critics 10 expressed in the
pamphlet of the Prince de Jonvillc and in the
narrative to which we have referred. OF Gen.
Mcclellan il may truly be said that even his
enemies praise him, and that the bittercst op-
position only serves to vindicate his fame.
, The narrative Of this Confederate Off
! Ger establishes two fact.:-First, that if
, Mcdowell had been allowed TO advance
TO McClellan's assistance Richmond would
undoubtedly have been taken; secondly
that Mcclellan outgencralled The rebels and
defeated their best plans, in spite Of every dis
. advantage and disaster, During his exam ina
} ton before the Mcdowell Court Of Inquiry
| recently General Mcclellan stated his firm be-
T lief that Richmond would have fallen had
! Mcdowell been permitted to cooperate with
the Army of the Potomac. Here in this narra-
: tive we have one Of the officers in command of
the rebel forces around Richmond corroborating
I McClellan's opinion in the fullest and most sa
tisfactory manner In regard to McClelan's
: generalship this rebel officer speaks with equal
candor. Knowing the plans of the rebels, he
! praises that cautious advance from Yorktown
T which the ignorant radicals assailed. Ie gives
McClellan's genius. as displayed during the
entire campaign, the highest recognition, aud
dwells warmly and with ehivslric appreca-
ton upon AeClcllan's System Of defsnces and
strategic combinations" his comprehensive
, forethought, talent and coolness," and She pa
! triotsm with which, disdaining selfish death,
hs did not hesitate "to trust his fate like an
J old and gallant soldier, to the sword" II any
J thing could bring blush to the brazcn checks
} Of the radical fanatics II would be this praise
OF Mcclellan by ono Of those rebel officers
who admire snd acknowledge his superior
ability, even while they are chagrined 40 the
defeats which IL has brought upon them.
The New York herald., 1862-12-25
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JAMES GORDON BENNENT,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

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-" aorh' Thursday, December 10, 1898 |
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had exaggerated our loss as Fredericksburg. II
IS worthy OF remark that the correspondents of
the Tribune gave higher estimate than those
of any other journal. The Times made the loss
fifteen or sixteen thousand The 7ribuas's esti-
mats was eighteen thousand Greeley does not
read bis own paper. Our correspondents est-
mated the loss at from eight TO ten thousand
and that now tallies with the official fieure.
The New York herald., 1862-12-25

\ 4. a
Should those who are terInest ssCjrioA ueuo'
orsts, who were probably elect ed Ny rel uni'csp
votes side with the democrats pr Orer, 40 tine
Independent" Senator fall in ,Yit Il she re publ
cans, there will be q tie on joint ball ut.>
II is thought that the most of the m sssachu c'ts
brigade OF deserters have Joined new comma nos
and received new bounty.
The steam frigste Minnesota now De ing rapid y
ntted Tor sea at the Charleston, n, VS., Nav.
Yard, will have complement Of elcvsa inch ana
nne-inch guns, with pivot Parrots Of ., Immensely
heavy cabre
American silver is four per cent dscost a IN Ca
NADIA.
The time for the execution of the tk ssy-hine
Sioux Indians in Minnesota was postponosi py the
President from the 10th to the 26th instanA ana.
not again put off by Mr.. Iincoln they wiEl'h hung
tomorrow, at Mankota under the direct Nn o
Col Miller. of the Minnesota Seventh regnne nt'
The stock Of whale oil on hand inuhsso sh'ry
at present is less than it has been si b6S ~
then only s,1lO bbls. II is now sbout Il ',ooo
bbls
General Sohoiield left ST Louis On ttie 18th usI
to resume command Of the Army Of ythe Mont Wt
He has been absent some< <weeks, DD account %
sickness.
The Gyand jury came intoA the 60 art OF aene' 'T
Sessions yesterday, with number OF indictmep -
for minor offences. and Hercs then discharged l. "
tl-e term. The celebration sG the Christmas no! !
days, and tse conseeuelt pspens ion OF busfhesss
have ted an adn pun lnent. OF the inyestga-
tion oto the legality Of the ,late brary arrests
until next month when ALI the . spers relating to 4
the stter will be sutrd tied TO u next pane OF
Grand Iurors by the Ha trCt Att rney.
The stock market ery dull ldsed yesterday and
prices generally iowa Money wsrth per con.
call Gold sold freely 49, and exchange was qnoscu
1ss y without trarsscto 'aof any moment
Tho cotton market on Y ,ednesdsy, ana saes
and resales amounting v 200 slss were reported a.
66c 6sc for midalinEa Flour, wheat and corn we're
request savape ng rates Pork beet and iaro
in fair demand snls ste lly. Bacon waH active
and Arm. Sugars, rice,s moiasa . teas spices, hemp,
hides metals, oils; fsht eshey and wool were III sacs
request and heavy There was considerable activity
in taow, hay and hops snirs rm quotations. Whiskey
was steady and nnode,s tsy ouSht after. There were
very Light engsgesent Of ra xht caeted though rates
were in favor Of shippss
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cratic partisan trickery. His antecedents are
simply those Of shrewd politician Of the Re-
gency school; but he stands now before the
country in the more important character Of a
representative of the popular will of the Empire
state In regard to the prosecution Of this war.
Let him be admcnished that his proper course
Is 70 rise above all considerations of party, and
20 endeayor faithfully to reflect the public
sentiment of New York and the other Central
States In his inaugural Message. Let him indi-
cate to the Legislature and to the federal ad-
minlstrasion that this public sentiment il stern
~ opposed to the conversion Of this war into
=" aooiiticn crusade, and equally opposed TO
'he retention in power Of the abolition maig-
nants to whom all the misfortunes Of the war
may be justly charged Let him boldly advo-
c@4e the prosecution Of the war, not for
negro emancipation, but fer the restoration of
the Union; Let Em strongly suggest recon-
strucaon Of the Cabinet and a new arrange
ment Of ne leading generals Of the army in
cluding the recall Of General Mcclellan, and,
with the new conservative Governor and Legis-
lature OF New Jersey to back him, Governor
Seymour Wilt be heard at Washington.
The occasion Invites him to gs still further.
Carneat, united anR intexible in their resist
'uce az the rebels anpeeS to be, we know that
hey aAe Impoverished aud nearly exhausted.
Overwhelming asere,ths military forces, facili-
les, means and resources of the loyal States,
We know that then people are becoming sick |
II this desolatng, costly and unpromising war.
lesGowernor Seymour throw out |
he proposition for convention Of all the |
oyal States, and FIRE e invitation to the rebel !
ious States to particA oate in said convention, !
md who knows but Il ,at it may turn aside tho |
destructive forces of lh is terrible war into the
channels Of an honorab le and enduring peace,
lpon the broad platoon of the constitution Of |
he United States? Att all events, we are fully |
impressed with the belle that Mr.. Sakaour, as |
'ur Governor elect. IN low Of the public SEN
iment OF New YorA an the powerful centual
oyal States of which ha is tho most promine Mt
representative, Occupiest most advantageous
'osition for giving the proper shape and diDec-
ion to the futune policysof President Lincoln;
md we hope, accordingly, that the opportunity
Which is thus presented for the good OF the
ountry and a(lasting reputation Of honor. ara
sefnlHess will1not be lost Let Governor. SeT-
nour lead thel way, and an extra sesJ on Of
congress, with new conservative Ho use of
may work out the 'natioas