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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.
H-FoR MORE THANrwENrY YEARS


H-FoR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the test
oftral. and Is constantly increasing In public favor
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE Is the best and che apest
made. Its price Is only IS cents. and each bottle
tans double the quantity VI dye In those usually sold
Vt 81.
THIS HAIR DYE Is manufactured by peculiar pr.
cess. which renders ii infinitely superior any dye In
market Being complete IN bottle prepara alton
is required, which greatly simplfes the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that sVsrr, DEAD ap.
by which dyed hair aud whiSkers readily
recognized when inferior article has been used IL
produces perfectly natural color " any shade that
desired from ricn brown to Jety, lusrous black,
that will not smut, crock stain the clothing Invest
IS cents aud you will be convinced. Sold by all Drug
gi-ts and Fancy Goods Dealers.
A. l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
DEMAsBARSEs 4 Co. New York, Wholesale Agents
myl0-deod-ly
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

tn "Line upon line. and precept upon pre-
ospt," have been given upon the subject of fast
driving upon the street. and yet the constant re-
petition of this offense against the good order Of
the city. and the consequent insecurity Of the
pedestrian. especially the females Some of these
days the public mind will be Mortified by the an
nouneement OF some mishap rising from this
cause. under the caption Of Melancholy Acct
monishing the Jehus and equestriaus of the city
to curb their steeds when they near the crossings
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

ST.. LOUIS. Nov. l-An adjourned session oil
the Missouri Legislature convened at Jefferson
CITY to-day
No quorum being present in The Senate, that
body adjourned till tomorrow.
The House organized with Colonel johnson,
Speaker, pro. ten in the chair. but adjourned
without transacting business.
Walter :. Levelaee. regular Speaker of the
House. having been appointed Judge of Supreme
Court by Gov Fletcher, vacancy exists, but il il
not yet determined whether the House will elect
. new Speaker or allow Col Johnson to preside
during the session.
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VERY LATEST
THREE O'CLOCK. A. NJ.
,>rEsEsrI Nc items Or NEWS
FESIAN SENATE.

FESIAN SENATE.
NKw YoRK, Nov. 1.-The Fenisn Senate met
again. at noon, TO day, in private session. Colonel
Roberts presiding. The principal business trans
acted was in relation to the financial department
which il will be necessary to establish In order to
effect negotiations and sale of bonds of the Irish
Republic. IHa EfHEde EHs
AIMS AND AMMUNITION sEsr 10 THE SOUTH.
During the month Of October the shipments OF
arms and ammunition made 10 the South we're
"a 900 pounds Of powder. 50 900 pounds OF shot
and 500 shooting gans aud pistols.
RAILROAD yRoH ALEXANDRIA TO sKrDERIcKs-
t..f. sUaS. fssfH I.G
The Commercials Washington letter says: A
Company. Of gentlemen mostly of this city or
New York, has been organized TO construct a
railroad between Alexandris and Frsdsrcks,
burg uudera charter obtained from Governor
Pierpents Legislature. when that BODY was ia
session at Alexandra. This will be an mport-
ant connecting link in the travel North and
south
rERnYfe CALI AT Err WEST.
The Hsraid's Key West correspondent give :
further particulars OF the gale al that place. lie
SAYS: One hundred and fifty thousand dollars
viii not cover the damage done private property
Careys new wharf 10 gone entirely. A cupols
warehouse, destroying that There are sew
eral sunken schconers crowded in so thick a. to
be undistingnishable. Both of the wharves oceu-
pied by the Qnntermaster. Department are
completely gone Sunken ss-eels aud steamers
lie there among them. The Z =. schooner
Forest. belonging TO the Engineer Department
has ouy her mast heads visible
/ More than 400 feet of the tin roof OF the new
depot belonging 10 the Navy Department, Va,
raised by force Of the wind and torn completed,
OF aud 10 nov scattered ia The streets The bal.
snce ol the roof Of slate il also entirely gone
away. and great damage done 60 the Marine Hos
pii.l. There ispo tin roof upon the island that
add the boat houses have all been carries
la. not been entirely destroyed With . single eI
cepliou All the trees the people have been try
ing to raise aimee ls46. were destroyed No los
of life IS reported
raE sxERI6AS ocGsfioS ~ ENGLAND
! The London Times OF 18th says: We are sar,
our 8ovefnmeat fnsy depend UPON The suppct
: OF tie nation IN maintaining the position Il Ia
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ar rfLrssars-
glneianass.n arheg.

ctneis n ast. MARKET.
CtscusssI, Nee. L
Flour Unchanged AID qnisi: supsrfss O. sass -
extrs. oos7 $ and sEs - for ss- ssd "a. -
fsmily and fancye -5ai2 %.
Wheat dali and prizes Donisl Al Q " &c prtns ed
red new al ! ieAl -.
Corn active eol5So sor shsllsd ga r~n
store. and tss5ec for ear
Oats dull o. sc IN elsvafors
Rye quiet az Sc for prime ss-
Barley uDchsngcd
Provisions duh and prices nsuiaal.
Mes pork vas offered freely a - dsi Zee slsy.
Bulk meats AID bacon are lever end Dsninal: IA
shoaesrs we're offered At Isle sdss 81 fsHDgos e.
clear sides al ~ S21c
hams.
Lard steady al sc for prime
Hogs In good demand al 13sal9Sc
Cotton duh and prices nousinsl u n.4ahax essA
not be made Al over &c.
Groceries steady.
Whisky steadyus 2s
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Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat dull and declined 5.s7e a. \ ~ fOr uoi
and t6c Tor Ne. .
Oats dps
Provisions declining
Highwines nominal
keespts-Fieur. t,soo bbls.; wheat, x,ses sssssls
shrnents-Flour a. 600 bills: wheat n oop su 49,.
corn. I'll, 600 bushels; eats, 10 900 bgsLsls.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

II IL affords Us pleasure 10 announce that
the HKRALD 10 going OF like hot cakes Every
person il anxious to the new paper, aud the
extra edition printed yesterday met with such a
ready sale that by night not a copy was left in
the enlee. To-day We print q still larger edi-
ition. and shall continue do SO. until We supply
all calls. The way TO be certain to get tue
HrRAIp is to leave your names at the Office. and
have the paper left regularly at your houses by
the carrier
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crim. I'm HrookI,u

Nav loKK, Nov. / -Crime 10 Broellyn il
on the increase aud oil the Efforts Ut the police
do not cheek H. The lumber OF arrests foe
felonies ATE more than double What they we're
The Jail ia nov 20 crowded xith CRIMINALS that
the scco N modatious for their keeping are entirely
inadequate Highway robberies are q nightly
occurrence. sometimes In the mort public
thsroughfsres. notwithstanding the recent To-
crease Of the police force. Many VI Tie citizens
are IN favor VI further increase
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

yE-Ths difference between the Republican
candidate and the Republicans functionary con-
sists in prod,qsl pTon,ises while he Is the rs and
seanf Performance, when he becomes the latter.
The people are finding out bis faitblsssness. and
will remember him in the future Speed on the
good work
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

A SLoHr MuIsKK.-oH face,'ous neghbol
of the Journal has either made great mistake
or else be has perps,rstsd dismally aeOrsiEe at
tempt at fscetiousness in the Introduction b
gives a. to the people Of this city as deeusaH
among the ancient aud honorable frater
nity Of Local Editors" We do most pro-
foundly venerste the name and character Of
The Prophet Daniel. . but our Parssts concluded
TO ehrisien Us after another ancient worthy
OF equal probity. who vas proof against '''
viles Of The Egyptian Eochantress. Our rae
nomen is NOT Daniel any more than our neigh
boris ehrisiened name ia "Ebenezef, OF Am
inidab." While you are about presenting as.
friend HaIford. cant yoa DO il gracefully and,
above all correctly
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02
.No,sssEE's shy Is chill and drear.
Nevember's leaves are dun and scar

The Poet must have possessed the gilt of
prophecy or else November days are very much
nov ss they were three quarters OF century
ago. tor yesterday was certainly one ut the most
cherries days of the season.
"An day the lew hung clouds.
= Dropped their garnsred fulRess down"
But a glorious night succeeded cherries
day. and
There Ia Lot . riff in the blue sky nov,
Where . million tempssts tossed,
And the moon and all her starry train crowned
9Th tiara Of diamonds the close of the first OF
November
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

~ Mr. William Myers. the carrier OF the
late Sentinel. will continue in charge Of the city
list of the HKaAID and furnish the paper regularly
aud promptly to all that want il left at thor
houses or places of business. Orders for the pa
per eau ethics be handed to hiE lett at the Of
dee and it viii be promptly attended to.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

SrHPoziUx.-The Clerk elect of the Circuit
Court. Mr.. William q. Smock feeling appre
citation over the generous support given him by
his Republican friends. at the recent election.
gave an assurance OF that fact in all oyster sup
per to . number OF his friends at Hawkes. Oyster
Restaurant. on last evening. Good feeling and
good cheer prevailed.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

tn Let caninity the world over. aud espe
cially within the limits Of this city, rejoice, for
the days Of their fluctuations are. for the time.
ovss The dog Law has expired by its own limi-
tation. and Carlo can new breathe freer. He
should learn to control his temper in the fulsre,
and unwholesome restraints upon his liberty will
not then be necessary
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02
Col. DahIgren's Remains in Phila.
delphia.

PHILADKLPHIA. Nov. 1.-The remains OF Col
Dahlgren laid IN state In Independence Hall dur
ing the night, and the funeral services took
place this morning. Rev. j. p. Wilson. OF
Newark. n. j., delivered al impressive sermon,
and the remains were then removed from the
Hall to Laurel Hill Cemetery, escorted by ak
companies Of the Seventh Regiment, First Army
Corps, aud two companies OF the City
Troop, which acted guard of honor Among
the distinguished mourners were Admiral Dahl
grsn, Gems Meade and Humphreys aud Mayor
Henry.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

srcRrrAsr sswsRDs Asswrl TO LoEb sunrLL
Nrw YoRK, Nov. IA Washingtoa special
saws: Ii il intimstsd that Secretary Seward is
preparing al answer 10 Earl Russell, relative TO
the proposition of the latter to appoint q Com
msson to decide the question Of the Alsbsm. 10
q mites
YORK sTctE soArD.
Nkw YOs. Nov. l.
stock Exchange market opered nrnly but imnesi-
s.y Afterwards fell on and the elosing sales we're gen
orally the lowest Bull ceues operated unsuccesfuly
upou Chicago aud Northwestern common stock. Nil
v.usss aud Prairie du CHEN vas active.
The stock market vac steady. The following were
tn. closing price. at 30 p. n: View York 100 4iol
Erie SAL. Hudson River loeelo-., keseing 49, q
a, Road lslsnd leea 9lO-s.
Gold closes sf1<ss.8hSss
stock exehsnseD quiet Al 1o-' 8 100 Tor prime banf
er's bills. ~
The Csumsrsal says umors are SIN freely elrculsisd
rs.peoting arrangements between the Atlantic and rss
" esfers reads withouf any real foundation.
We have reasons fet asserting that English capitalist
in interest Of "A G. have sailed without aking snJ
definite arrangements respecting the ssaeesrd eennsc
tions With the Eric Company sought By A q. W. Del
sgates have done netting than made Known 10 The
parties thar respective views. bat hereafter issa<
more dehnts proposals The propositsns made TO the
Ens Company not such - could be accepted but i
l. possible that aetifcsfios may hereafter be mad'
~kich would result In the Of the tive rssdr
rsugsnenf bsfvesu the separate orgaaiz1nsns. An m
ssrvisw vss Leld last svsung between shs repsenis
lives Of TIE Ere and a. &C. n. conpsniss, :.
GovsruDcus stocks nrrner un6sr an advance 81 u u
-sos Of Losdon. a. reported By the DsmAscur n's
cd tssus ross nss issue - FO-ses -, &nS W :
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Extension OF the COngressiOMaI u
hr0ry

Nav YoKK, Nov. 1.-The Posts W ashngton
special says: The contractors for the extension
Of the library in the Capitol building will not be
oble - finish the work by the first OF January.
as engaged, though it is proceeding with all pos
sible dispatch Large additions have been made
20 the library since the last Congress.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

AccIDKsT.-As the noon train on the Jener
sonvills Road was ssAring this city, yesterday
and While about mile from the Depot man
vas knocked of the track by the bumper Of the
engine and seriously injured. IL is thought he
cannot recover lie gave his name as John
Short
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02
statue Of gen. berry.

RocULANp, W., Nov. 1.-The Statue oil Gen.
Berry was inaugurated to-day by the Masonic
fraterninty. The weather was magnificent and
the ceremonies impressing. The Fire Comps-
MES OF the city. and several thousand citizens,
provided with bands Of music. turned out to
honor the occasion. An address was delivered
bv Rev Nathaniel Butler
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

WnHISsroS. Nov. 1.-The Navsl Court Mar.
tial, Of which Vice Admiral Fsrsgut l. Presi-
dent. convened To- day, and Colonel Asrston. OF
The Marine Corps, vas arraigned before the
Court on the charge OF misapplying the money
Of new recruits. placed in his hands
It's said that be pleaded guilty. and sss al.
lowed two days 20 prepare statement IN e1tenuA
ton OF bis ofense.
The President has appointed Colonel Jno =
Taggart Internal Revenue Collector for the First
District OF PenIsylysnis, in place OF Mr.. Hard
ing. deceased. There we're Al least twenty other
applicants FOR the position. some strongly
backed BY political influence
Colonel Taggart commanded one of the
Pennsylvania regiments. and Tor some time past
has been connected With the Washington cor
respondsnee of the Philadelphia Inquirer, and is
highly esteemed as a courteous and esiimable
gentleman ~ 20 ttftMfh
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The new Gold Certificates- Lecture
ON Ireland

NEW YoRK, Nov. 1.-The Secretary of TIE
Treasury has informed the Assistant Treasurer
at New York, that the new gold certificates. of
the denominations OF one hundred and oce thou
sand dollars, will be sent TO this city early next
week. The twenty aud Eve hundred dol
lars may not be ready for some time. Ii 10 IT,
tended TO begin the issue of the certificates to
dspositers next week
Rev. DR.. AcCarty, OF Philadelphis. dslivered
an address at Irving Hall last night. hvoring
the independence of Ireland and its annexation
10 the United States e
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-NaD La 1Dn -.
n ysu require q reliable remedy 70 restore yss.
DR. HiRyEYS FEMALE PILLS.

asver-lsiins remedy fsr The removal o. obssrssusa
No A.df<f ron sckof >y arise. rssy ere -
and sure, and Oil restore nature IN every esD ~
are also efcseioas In ell efweskses wbsss prs-
lap-us Ae ssi In boxe- containing % rssis fres O.
poLLAh.
dressed tofeu.~- loo page gvinx fan nstrsctosA -
eenf. REQ aired for po<tsxs yce psrcAsss sbs
pills " ysuT drugEst, tsey ~ai 70 s7ni ~ oea -
p.d. securs fron olserssile1 scspl sfoss nsiiAs
~ ~ J Bxsax c0nsu'ting rhys,cisr, =.
20. Bsx ssss - brssdssy. SeS ~
Ases. sss iors Tos.linssa Goa Asesss 81 l.<t.nsr
polls-
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

t. The Western Union Telegraph Company
gill remove their Office in this city. to the argS
and eommodious quarters which they have 80
cured in Blsckford's Block, sometime nert week
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

LAD NE VS.
so FOR THE UNFORTUNATE
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

Are snted IN all cases for the and SunnAs-
TIT CrEx from al disease. arising from SERIAL sxcoss
YOUTHFUL INDIGNATION.
Seminal loss, Nightly Emissitn and Sensual Drssua
Genital, Physical and Nerveu Debility. fnpSsssoss
elect, SEXUAL Diseases. kc-, kc, &c.
NO CHANGE on DIET 10 NrcrssAur.
ana they be used without detection Kseh bsx
tsins pills, Price OSs DOH cannot thow
Of your druggist they viii be cent By mail secursy ssa-
cd postpaid with fun Instruction. hat insure care -
receipt oftks money; and pamphlet % 100 pages -
Of yoot the conseq and remedy ssus
free 10 cents required or postage Address D. sAs.
Consulting Physician,
p. q. Box 500. AL Broadway, uew ysfk
Dealers can be supplied BY Denss Bsnss q c..
Wholesale Agents. New York: Temlnsou Ger. Asssss
for Indisnap polls.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

HAIR RESTORATIVE.
- u ~ -. - "a .
lNFiLLlBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
THIS ~ -tO H.8gR DYE.

yuNHE IMMENSE SCCCxSs VIM WHICH THIS
Preparation la met daring the short time Il has
been before the public has aaaced the thousands anc
tens Of thousands wke have used aud atested lie yT
tues 20 pronounce the ONLY and Thu. Hair Resera
The Eureka has been introduced into all the prn
epAl cities both East aad Mesi, and having faithfully
performed ell that 4 claimed fOr q, has saperseded al
other Hair Preparations. The Eureka restores Ora,
Hair rignsl color prevents thetsr from faiiinz
cut, by causing healthy condition VI the scalp inpart
ing the hair s0ftnes-, asd glO and youthful sp
psarsnee that other hair preparation produce
The kureka i frse from all Impurities or poisonou
drugs and be used without soilirg Salp or hands
Manufactures ami sold. wholesale aud retail BY
ROBERT FISHER. Sole Agent.
No Is North Esfth Street, 81. Louis. NJ.
UPFor sale BY Druggists Prise 81 Per bottle
sepls-vs5
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

IL Whilst the city improves generally, Massa-
chusetts avenue keeps ahead, as we notice the
Capital Drug Store" at the corner OF Vermont
street, has been greatly enlarged. aud ia now one
of our frst-class drug stores in every respect
30-tf
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etre M lRy n rTord. Maine

BIDDKroRD, Me-, Nov. 1.-The oil cloth fac
tory OF Aaron Folsom 4 Son. in this city, was
burned early this morning Loss. tS0. 00O of
which only about $4,000 WAS insured. princi
pally in Hartford companies. The fire was un-
doubtedly the work of an incendiary.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

PEzsoxAL-Hon. w f. Nibl.ck. Representa-
tive elect from the First District. and Eleszer
Malons. Esq-. of Anderson. were in the city ye-
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

tB- Big Dry Goods Auction to-day, at 9ls
A. NJ. and evening. at Featherston's, No. SO
East Washington street; large retail stock cos-
ing. BE sure and 60. The goods have to be
raise money. Seats for the ladies.
% WV. + FEArHERsroS, Auction,er.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02
Coal ON fire-u Ne sand for
Increase Of wages.

NKw YORK, Nov 1.-The fire in sixty or
seventy thousand tons of coal in the Metropoli-
tan Gas Company's yard which began on last
Friday and was supposed to have been eItin-
guished has again broken out.
Tonight is the time fixed by the musicians
employed in tue lheaters OF this city for demand
ing, for the third time. higher wages. Some Of
the theaters, probably ell. may be without music,
as in case Of refusal Of the employers to succumb
they wiz probably refuse their services.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

tn The Forty seventh Regiment Indiana
Volunteers. JUS. returned from the front. had lie
reception yesterday. after the usual manner.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

NuTToS HAxs-A choice lot of Fresh Nut
ton Hams for sale low by kiBgan 4 Co, new
Packing House. l-2
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02
The WirZ Case-Maii Bids for South.
ern ROutes-The Tunts En- bassy-
Reported Retireme1f 81 GENERA
Melgs.

The Wirz Case-Mnil Bids for South.
ern HOutes-rhe Tunts En- bassy-
Reported Retireme1f 81 Genera
Meigs. rs
WASHINGTON. Nov. l.--Up to three O'Clock
to day no decision had been arrived at in the
Wirz case. Strenuous efforts are being made to
induce the President to exercise clemsney and
imprson him for life
To-day the Post Office Department begins TO
open the bids for carrying the malls over some
eight hundred routes in Virginia. n orth Carolina
South Carolina and Florida Bids will be re-
ceived until three o'clock thia afternoon The
Postmaster General has until the 18th to decide
on the bids. but as few have been received thus
far, the successful bidders will doubtlsss be an
nounced before that time.
The Tunis Embassy remained within doors
yesterday. To day, by invitation Of the military
authorities, they visited the freedmen's villages
at Arlington.
General Grant has rented the private residence
built by John G Breckinridge while Vice Prss-
dent. and adjoining that owned by the late Ssns-
tor Douglas.
The Hersd's dispatch says: SpeculatioHs
that Gen. Meigs will shortly retire from the
Quartermaster Generslsbip Department are
again obtaining in the gossip Of military circles
aud il is almost positively stated that General
Robert Allen or General Ingalls, Is TO succeed to
that Office.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

BosTOS, Nov. 1.-The large shoe nanufscto-
ries in South Boston, belonging 20 Messrs. John
Hsrt ( Co.. shoe dealers. at No. III Pearl
street. in this city. destroyed by fire on
Tuesday morning. Loss about 500. 900 OIL
which there il some insurance.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

MFERscxAux PIPrs-Haying received fine
assortment. OF the Genuine Meerschaum Pipes
ALEC Meerschaum Cigar Tubes. every piece will
be warranted to be the finest quality, aud will
color In a short time
Please call and see them
JoHs A. HrDLISGEK.
81 No. Palmer House.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

lE See Dr.. Vim Thomsons advertisement
on the fourth page Of to-day's paper.
ian - ~
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

IXThe Board Of County Commissioner met
yesterday. bat nothing Of inportanee vas trans
acted.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

FOR SALE.
A RARE CHANCE
WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE

WITH DOUBLE sErs OF REcrIFIERS.
YNHR Stock Of Liquors does not amount TO more thar
II Zen A0HsdHd dokldrs The lease rams for thre.
years low, aud the interest IN the concern will b,
sold cheap
Address Lock Bon Ia z. o.. Indianapolis, Indiana.
sepl5-du -
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

Counterfeit Esta bills ment Broken up
INV YoRK. Nov. l-One OF the largest
counterfeiting establishments ever known by the
poclce. was discovered 10 Brooklyn aud broken
no Yesterday. #Wu WfTMr
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

GarAr CaIcErr MArcH-The match which
has for some time been pending between the In
disnapolis and Cincinnati Crieke, Clubs. sill be
played to-day. gu the grounds OF the former club
To those Who have never seen the hne game OF
Csicke, played this affords an opportunity that
may no. be offered soon again. and 10 those -ho
are admirers OF this manly sport, a rich treat Is
pso6sssd. a. many Of the players are veterans IN
the cause IL should be remembered that al
though the game commences al an early hour
this morning. the entire day NAV be consumed. as
10 often the case in match games. and frequently
tve days are required 60 complete IL. whsa each
club plays its t-o full innings our Club espec'
alargs attendance OF spectators. aud II the day
proves fair. which &c trust will be the case.
their expectations will. doubtless. be realized
Ia the evening supper will be given the visiting
Club and invitsd guests
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

tn The Military Auditing Committee met
yesterday. at their rooms in the Capitol.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02
LUTHER 0. WATERMAN. \. o., >
Phyrician and sssrgeoa.

n arR safxsss thirty -usnfh isdfsAs vs,sassess
onos ZEE NsrsA rssssytssssa ssssss, nj 49,
sossA " H. Psstoecs csp ss fsa.l tAsrs - -
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