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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18
sTEAlt1 EIRI; .E!TIT GTNE.

MIR EDIroR Through the Gazette would
desire to call the special attention Of the Com.
mi1tce Of the City Council to Che imperative
necessity Of having a good and sufficient 5tear'
Fire Engine Tor the City. Most competent
i?1a-oe who. e~sad le 32os1;orna2nc~G # h.
little gaudy, tut rot powerful engine,
that pulled and soortad away at IT,
rons rate at the late fire, which destroyed q
portion of the houses or that CLASSIC ground,
are Of opinion thar that engine will not do.
My poor judgment leans the same way most
decidedly. Il we are to },ave az enzine, let
us have a first class one; ana thiok that ali
will admit thar something must be done spec
Oily TO render the Fire Department efficient.
or we may be awakened one OF these line nights
by an alalm, and find, to our lasting SORROW;
whole squares going ard gone. | would sug-
gcst that the Committee open a corresspon-
dence With the 'Iredesay Iron Works, Rich
mond, and get first class engine. Another
good thing will lie accomplished by this; our
own mechanics will be sustained and encour-
aged Look to il, sentlernen Of the Commit-
tee, forthwith. K,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18
PHOTOGRAPHIC.
IByg:the ii. S. Telegraph; office Marshall House.
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN FREDERICKSBURG

FREDER1cKsBURG, Va, Nov. 18.-A fire
broke cut last nightin the Shakespeare House,
which, extending to the two adjoining build
ings, were soon smoking mass of ruins.
Several persons barely escaped with their
lives, having to jump from the Sd story Of the
Shakespeare House The loss was heavy,
with little or no insurance.
The destroyed buildings were owned respec-
lively by Peter Goodrich, J. J. Young, Of this
place, and DR.. NJ. A. Bankman, Of Richmond.
All efforts to save the burning buildings we're
useless, owing to the absence Of fire engines.
The water had to be passed from the river,
distance Of $50 yards by hand IN water buckets.
But little. or no good could be accomplished in
this manner, although all worked hard partlcu
larly the military, who under the direction OF
Gen. Harris, commanding this department,
rendered allthe aid in their power.
JUDGE UNDERWOOD. The Richmond Sen
tinel Of the 18th says
Judge Underwood In Court yesterday, made
som e rnma rks IN 1indicafion he +al} nf rfoa
officers Of his court Who LAS Ds:csi aluCnei II
the press for an undue zeal in hunting cut sub
iects for confsoation libels, and pressing pro
ceedings against them mpjoting them i'll costs,
&c. He denied that they had been thus over
jealous, andafhiiImed indeed thattheir reniss-
ness had been omplained Of to him Judge
II. ] by the Attorney General OF the 3. s. sTho
said there had been 100 few contications in
Virginia he said ais that Gen. GraDt had
specially requested Or directed that a certain
editor should be prosecuted ior libel, which re-
Que st had not been complied with lie denied
further that tie number Of libels tor contiscatlon
had been greater in Virginia than any where
else; apd nsy-nced New Orleans and IloulS-
vile, as having Witnessed MUCH more Stringent
proceedings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18
nov 6-3m

UALUBRIA At PRIVATE sAL E; IL
y will sell privately, Salubria, situated ~ If
loudoun county, three and half miles e.so 70 70
Snickersyi!lo, on the turnpike read Leading " "
Alexandria, in very fertile neigh borh 49pED
The FARM contains THREE ~ ~ D DnEc
SIXTY NINE & THREE FOURTH Ch s1or
about eighty acres in fine Timber the remaI 5inn
arabic, We'll set in grass, Of five years saao,Is'
except one field q DlUe grass "CLI.d
twenty eight years o1c. which h"~ been u Id
entirely Tor grazing he farm i we'll W'te' tbc
but not subject to overflow or injury pt o Src
same There is 10 Am II the county :I L'Gj
productive in wheat: corn, SC. and decu'" ~.
the best fur grass ana grazing that T AN a.
cuailitcd with The buildings are e;-ceIlen'. =. -
STONE HOUSE, three stories high, very f:$$
convenient s2d well arranged, and an nsaaSd
Gran;r y. capable Of containing three th1uns
bushels Of grain. all other necessary ou1nou ,.orv
but barn recently burnt. There IS AZ va w.
FINE ORCHARD Of select fruit OF eVe.y I'd
riety deem i. useless to say more III LIZ to
to the property, presun1ing those w lsnsn
purchase viii call and examine for thcnscrltt
It is seldom such property comes INTO n~i will
\ large proportion of the purchase mon'S
not be required, perhaps, for many yeafSU D.
Lou5cun county, sep 2255-=-awtnoy Z y --
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18
DIED.

Found dead this morning, in his chamber, Mr. JOHN
morrow afternoon at O'Clock the residence Of his
inaw H. Patton No 20 King street, to which the friends
and ecquantances of the family are invited to attend
On Monday afternoon, Mrs. ELIZABETH II. McpHA1L:
wife Capt Robert McPa and daughter OF the late Capt
Louis Willis Dangerfeld Of SpotsylVania county, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18
MARRIED,

On Wednesday last by the Rev. Mr. Maury: ir ALBERT
BOLTS to Miss ELLEN YOUNG, daughter of Mr. j. Young
all of Fredericksburg.
On Monday evening last, by the same Mr. JOSEPH CLAY,
Georgia. to Miss MARY i. ERNDoN, daughter Of Dr. g.
Herndon. CT Fredericksburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18

John ". M,Cue, who had been sentences
10 the peuitontiary Tor life for killing q Federal
soldier during the var, has pecn pardoned and
released from prison He was Z. Copfe5crate
soldier in M0sb?'s command at the time the
deed for which he was arraigned was commit
ted. But he was tried in Maryland under the
administration Of General Lew. " a|ace, 4 nd
sentenced q: above.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18

rs There will be preaching at the First
Presbyterian Church, tomorrow, morning and
night. 1t
A TTENTION! MEMBERS OF THE
n FRIENDSHIP FIRE CO., NO. You
are hereby requested to attend, a called meeting
Of the company, on TUESDAY EVENING,
the 2lst inst at o'clock p. IN. It is hoped
that all the members will be present, as bust
ness Of great Importance will be brought before
the meeting. By order of the President. no 1876
f1HzHHa HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
EzE=n Under authority of deed of trust from
james w. Reed and wife to me, dated 18th
June, 1864, and duly recorded. [ will offer for
sale, by auction, on THURSDAY, the Goth
instant, at II o'clock m, in front Of the
premises, q two-story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE and Lotto GROUND, in the city
OF Alexandria, situated on the west side of Wa
ter ST., between Franklin and Jefferson sts.-the
same property which was conveyed to said
Reed by S. j. Reed and wife
Terms :-One-third of the purchase money 70
be paid down on the day Of sale. one-third at
one year, and the remainder at Is months, with
Interest, secured to the satisfaction of the party
secured by said deed Of trust. Should default
be made In complying with these terms in any
particular the property to be resold at the risk
and expense Of the, defaulting purchaser; On
ten day S notice. r. JOHNSTON; ~
no l8-eotd [Comm. Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18

! yum; az. a...l,e>: ; J G.~.94: :!
native If Richmond Va aged Is years, and
who SAYS lie is a son Of the late Surgeon Cen.
Gibson, formerly il the Confederate service
has been arrested in n Y, charged with steal
ing 1920 froy; friend named Smith. Glib
son has coufessed bis guilt. and says that I0t6
Smith ana hi:nself were Intoxicated q the
time. and thar II the SUE STOLEN he }0@! $500
il a gambling saloon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18
rE,HE GREAT BOOB OF THE DAY-ju:

THE GREAT BOOK OF THE D PAY ;;
1 published and for sale at FRENCHo Book
and Stationery Store, No. 104, King st.
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND" complete IN
one volume, by Chas Dickens-Price, paper
covers, ST. fine edition, bound in cloth, $3.50.
Belle Boyd in camp and PR, on written BY
herself, | vol. 10 mo-, So.
Janet Strong, by Virginia =. Townsend, l
Macaria by the author Of Benlah, | vol: 4
! mo-, cloth, 81 Eno13-lw] GEO Il. FRENCH
AND FOR sALE.-I offer for sale farm
IL Of TW @ HUNDRED and FORTY ACRES,
miles south OF alexandria The land lies
beautifully, with southern exposure, and is in
fine condition, as is evidenced BY the growing
crops The outside enclosure is in tuleraDle
order. THERE'S q young peach orchard in fall
bearing, ann other choice fruits.
It may be divided into two farms, with
abundance Of wood and water on each, with
building sites unsurpassed by any in Virginia
for beauty of scenery. I know Of 30 rlac"
Offering greater inducements as a dairy aru
market farm or vineyard.
Terms accommodating 4 credit Of four
years from the 1st of March, 1865, may be had
upon 600 Of the purchase money, interest
payable annually. For further information
apply. to the subscriber, No. 81: Washington
street, Alexandria, Va.
-ep 2l-2aw ". S. KEMP Tx.
DEED WHEAT
y 100 Bushels BLUE STEM WHITE, in
store and for sale BY IHOS. PERRY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18

Csczin D. Sncperd, ESQ & wealthy, oarevo:-
eat and liberal citizen Of Jefferson county. died
at his residence On Saturday last, and his re
mains we're inferred il the family burying
ground on ooday.-EIis iberality is seen in
the large and handsome town hall in Shepherds
town: now approaching completion, aod in
many other works.
The French Courier, at New York, affects
70 be indignant a the appointment Of Genera!
Logan as &. 5. Minister to the Eepuo|lc 0!
Mexico, ana pronounces it a 'pcovocatlon-
Il is said the Indians are renewing sh@; dep
relations on the Western plains.
It is reported that Cen Logan will not az
cept the appointment u Minister TO :h4 r.
public Of Mexico.
Members Of Congress aro h@gioniog % q"
rive in Washington.
Mr.. Alexander Garrett, for thirty years a
merchant in Richmond, died in that city IN
Monday, OF apopexy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18
THARLES WHITTLESEY-
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ND CIAIM AGENT

Attends to law business in this and adoin;..
counties, and District Of Columbia also ' naas
particular attention to Collection of Claim" y
all kinds against the United States, includ;n~s
Pensions, Back Pay, Bounties, Prize MONTE
&c. Address by letter, (stating claim or csi
oc 30-if3m** a."
is MARTHA WASHINGTON" Nm
RESTORER. best thing for the Hair IN
the market. Two articles combined in one.
perfect Hair Restorer and Hair Dresser So1a
by all Druggists. The trade supplied by HEN
RY COOK, No. SO, King ST., Alexandra, Va.
Warranted to do all we clainl-or money 70.
funded, after using two bottles. Ladies tryit
nov 6-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18

rs There will be preaching at the First
Presbyterian Church, tomorrow, morning and
night 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18

for Wrapping Paper, for
y sale at this office. nov I?-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-18

The Albany Argus bitterly says The body
of Preston King hasspot been recovered. In
deed, no effort was made. in time, the the. Zeal of
his friends being first directed to getting the
Office Of the dead man !.a They rushed to the
telegraph and the. post office and commenced.
fishing, not for the body, but tor the srollss,
with infinite enthnsiasnl Indeed, IL IS SAID,
that the pursuit Of lis fat salary and perqulsfes
commenced before his death, and with the first
indications Of his mental weakness
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-30
Ihe Gazette&Gntl1et
One Wear Ago.

3Ay l}t es l~----- AI& Ft.ftFf4 .fa
What stars have faded from our sky .- 80 ..5
What hopes unfaded but to die
What dreams SO fondly pondsred DER,
Forever lost the hues they worei' q ..,,V
How like death-knelf, sad and slow,
Tolls through the soul lone year sgo"fo br;agg
Where is the face we loved to greet, r5 t.gf,
The form that graced the frsside seat,
The geDtie smile, the winning way, lfi g=-rst
That blessed our life path day by day?
Where fed those accents soft and low s4 - ~
That thrilled our hearts ZONE year agof"
400 3R3 Il HgE94 s1 ~ -fsa75f.g..- ~
All vacant is the ireside chair,
The srnlethat won no longer there;i II .'.gT
From door and hail from porch and lawn,
The echo the voice ID gone, ,ai q E7s 81 NEg
And we who linger only know
How much was lost ~ons year agoi~ ..rf "
Beside her grave the marble white Af*@
Keeps silent guard by day aud night .
Serene she sleeps, nor heeds the tread .4'
OF footsteps DER her lowly bed mn t;...a
Her pulseless breast no more may Know
1ns panss OF lie zone year as0p uais
But why repipe? A few more years., siN
A few more broken signs and tears,
And We, enlisted, with the dead, nE frstff..ya
Shall follow where her steps have fed;
(. TO that tac world rejoicing 20 YbsI 8alF
To which she passed zone year ago. ]"
H Il ~ II ~
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19

PsosorroSs.-Thc following Indiana on
eers have been brcveiej BY the President for
gallant snd meriforious serHices during the
war.
Colonel Isaac u. suman, sth Indiana vete-
ran Volunteers. 70 he Brigadier General by
breyet. TO rank such from March ~. I-sJ.
Captain Tiiomss Hogarth. 9th Indiana yete-
ran Volunteers. 10 BE- Major q Volunteers by
brevet, to rank as such from March 10. lss5.
Captain Thaddeus stoke. 3Oth Indiana yete-
ran Volunteers, % d. MAJOR q Volunteers by
brrsci. promotion 10 date from March u, 1855.
The above promotions were male on recon-
lnendation Of Brryet Major General Nathan
Kimball.
FIRST Lieutenant \. y. Beigle. I'D Indiana
Veteran Volunteers. has been promoted 10
Breyet Captain 81 Volunteers. t. rank a. such
from the 18th Of March, 1895.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19

WooD.-Ihe price Of wood yesterday at the
wood market was from g. to - per cord, ac-
eor'iing 10 quality or the conscience Of the sell
Ter. There i much II this article in market,
and the supp.s seems 20 Dc In excess of the
demand
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19

PERsoNAL.-Coloncl X. j.. DcIIunt, of La
fayetie; John X. Barclay and Thos l.. Walker.
Of colored Bureau, Washington, ID. G.; Hon.
Thos. Bowling, q Terre Haute; g. l.. Taylor,
Of Logansport; Major {. :. Stevenson and G..
W. smith, Of New York; J. II. Mansur, Of
Boston. and II. g. GATES, Of Chicago. are stop
ping at the Bates House
J.. j. Benjamin, Of Colfn; W. G.. Cook, Of
Mooressille; X. Epper-on, Of Michigan City,
and W. L. Hunter, Of Louisville. are stopping
nc the Palmer House.
Judge ID. kilgore, Il Muncic; J. =. Julian. of
Center,ille; =. Il. Vail, Of Lawreneeburg; :.
A. Hall, editor OF Logansport Pharos;) Mr.
Davis, Of Logansport, and W. X. simpson, of
Philadelphia. are stopping at the Spencer
House.
G. kirkpatrick, q lafayette. and ID. Marsh,
Of Michigan City, are stopping at the sherman
IIouw.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19

THE PORK HOUsr-. The pork houses We're
generally busiiy engaged yesterday in slaugh-
iering Among others, the house Of h. 4 :.
Conn cut seven hundred head yesterday.
This firm win slaughter largely to-day.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19

AMCsFMENrs- METRorOLfTAN TnTiTEE.
\ large house assembled lat night. drawn
thither by the attraction Of = rrah ma Pogue.'
Owing 10 a failure in making the necessary
railway connections, Mr.. McDonough and Miss
Climber did not put in an appearance, and al
the last hour the manager substituted "Ali's
not Gold that o'litters,' and The Quiet Fam
lily" Mr.. McDonough and Miss Climber arrived,
however. 1T nine o'clock last night. and tonight
will be produced. without FAIL the great spec
tacular play Of "Arrah ma Pcgue" A large
portion Of the seats are secured already. and
standing room will DO at a premium tonight.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19
Books for lsresen G..

]
Choice Books in tine bindings.
Poets In Morocco binding
I Poets in blue and gold.
i Mrs. Bolton's Poems Home Authore,s
Books for Boys, in sets.
Books for Girls, In sets.
! Books for Little ones.
+ Primers in all colors.
Picture books ON linen
Books for every body.
Photograph Albums and Photograph.
Album Card Pictures and new style, Of Pho
tographs.
Large Family Bibles.
Pocket Bibles large variety
Writing Desks.
Portfolios Of every style
Games Of all kinds for Children.
Gold Pens in Pearl Holders.
Gold Pens in Morocco Boxes.
Gold Pens In Silver Holders
Gold Pens in Gold Mounted Ruber Holder,
Al ropD. CARMICHAEL < WILLIAMS,
Is No. North Pennsylvania street.
Reopencd.- City Bath House. No. III
Pearl street, between Meridian and Illinoi.
streets. nearly In the rear OF the Palmer House.
Hot and cold baths AT all hour. Entrance
through the BARRIERS shop. l5-f
1&nabe Pianos at Benham's. uov;s-Im
Warm Shoes, Ladies', Misses and Chihi-
ren's Balnorals, lined with fur. lambs wool
and damned Al \. Lint1,. ~ West Warrington
street. los
-
arctic gMiers. Buffalo aud wool line,ovcr shoes.
Al the Palmer House Shoe store. Ne ~ West
a>hington street. l6-1
Fancy Embroidered slippers for
holiday presents At \. Lintz''. - West wash
ngton street. los
For the ntoiiday~--tirand Pianos.
pngm Pianos. square Pianos, cabinet Or
gam. Automatic Organs. school Organs and
Mclo,cons. the bet and the cheapest. at Indi-
ana Piano Marerooms. Ne Bates House.
~ WILLARD { >rowEL.
y. May n Co.. AZ the loan offies. No. ~
south Illinois street. will loan money On any ar
ueis ~ value. or buy the same Away. ON
handnre udscmcd pledges for sale.
Hen hmm n Co., ssUs~s House Cor.
ner. keep the only s.or,men, Of StcinwAy
Pianos In the state. nov2S-Im
The SInai~.ippI Insurance Co..
OF this city, hiss paid over Thirty Thousand
Dollars 80. COO In Losses. since January lst.
lbs, and now has over Six Hundred Thousand
pollAFs (s6oo.ooo) in 1osa .asis Capital. We
say, ASSURE with the Snnissipps 1sw
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19

IcE.-several parties were engaged ycstcr-
day In cutting and securing ice In the canal
and river. with view 10 packing Il away for
future consumption. The blocks Of lee thus
cut were from four 10 six inches in thickness.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19

Go 90 the Cloak and Fur auction to
day, at No. 81 East Washington street, at half
past nine 4. NJ. and half-past one p. NJ. Clos
ing sale. Great variety. Also French and
American broadcloths, beaver cloths, shswls,
etc. etc. BE on hand.
wM. T.. FEATHERsToS. Auctioneer.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19

COUNTY 1OMNIssI0NERs.-- motion for
new trial by .. ". johnson In the matter Of
bis application for license TO sell liquor at
Mount Jackson. was heard by the Board yes
tsrday, and new trial ordered, which will
occupy the attention Of the Board to-day.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19

LAW TTFMs.-puring the recent term of the
Marion Circuit Court about one hundred in
dictments for felony were returned by the
Grand Jury, Of which sixty-six cases came 10
trial. Fify-three Of the number were con-
victed; thirty-seyen were sent to the peniten-
aary and the remainder a. the county Jail
There were slightly three convictions ON indict.
ments for misdcmeanors
In the United states District and Circuit
Courts there We're fifteen convictions for feo-
ny OF this number eight have been sent to
the southern State prison. three 10 the North
ern, and four are still in the custody of the
United states Marshal
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19
Atthe Circle yesterday was busy ds

Atthe Circle yesterday was busy day.
People went there hungry and came away
satated and with the sayOry taste Of the
sdibles they had eaten lingering in their pa
lates. just - the recollection Of a sweet per-
fume fingers on the mind, or like ships that
bear spices and odors from the East, retain for
long time something Of the precious cargoes
they are employed TO distribute. But every
day is busy day at the Circle. People like to
be fiattered, and who would not feel fiattered
at the attentions lavished upon him At the
Circle
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19

Elegant French Morocco Slip
PERs for Gents, at Capital Shoe Store" No.
Il West Washington street. 1875
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19

iNprscREEr.- before last an indivi-
dual whose only possible purpose could have
been 20 furnish an item for the local. since
there 4 no indication of good judgment about
the transaction. drove his horse and buggy
upon the iee on the canal where IL interseets
with Georgia street. and the consequence was
that The horse went under the ice. from witch
he was Afterwards cxtricated. The driver sue
eee'cd I'm obtaining cold bath. and the buggy
went down through the ice. where IL still re-
mains. " Experience teaches clear school,
etc.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19
MILLER K MASSEY,


Special Invitation is extended to
everybody TO drop in AT the "Geranium this
forenoon, and partake Of the lunch that will
be prepared for the public's especial contcm-
plation. Remember than the Restaurant and
the bar challenge superiority. II is the boast
OF the proprietor that his institution l. the ~
pl,ts nlird in its line, in the West
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19
CIT ~ z w S

BURNS CIR This Club will hold grand
ball and ievee a. Masonic Hall on New Year,
night
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19

Ion Yesterday removed his quarters from south
Meridian street, 81 the building on East " ash
ington street, occupied In part by the Pay De
parfmcnt.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19

RAILROADS. For the first time for many
months past the ability of the various roads
centering here 10 TRANSPORT freight l. not taxed
% the fun capacity q the roads. All the roads
have surplusagc 81 freight ears here now.
and cuisines. j. said ta 20 little dull.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19

" i'Ast,.- Three miserable. pitahle ahan-
--'''4 " eineA were found ia the wo...ls in the
''e'"il = the cits Yesterday. where the, had
-. hollow trre into a habttatiou.
'a'n ''o'hinf was torn into tatisr.. and esn.
sis''d only q Mere -Lr..l.. Thev v.r. al
-en' 70 jail strange prst.su.it, n, rs,, =.
duo woman, cihervi., The MOS, la,.l, a.
jet IN existence. g. l-,-oms IA. m,
loathsome reptile that cravl,. uue n ,h,m
We are informed. }. the daughter ~ -.
tile parents. hvins ia kentueAv. who lr..,
their daughter from The psfoma ROOF ON M,
commission ~ her frsi error Ne env, them
not their reflections MAY she yet reform. aud.
like thu reclaimed prodigA. meet with a vel.
come home. The longer she has heen content
% feed upon husks the greater will H. her
hunger. The longer she has been content IN
her dalliancs with the harlot Of unchastity
TIE deeper will be her disgust at the embrace.
at s least - we hope in her ease. and all simi-
lar onss
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19

AccInEST.-Mr. Mcfarland. an employc Of
Dairy, Merritt 4 wightman. on East wash
ington street, met with quite an accident on
sunday afternoon. He was crossing ON the
White River bridge and when in the act Of
stepping of. he Slipped and fell, breaking his
leg IN two places. lie was taken charge of by
his friends, and carried TO his home. where the
broken limb was adjusted and he i doing n
well as could be expected under the eircum-
stances
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19

Something New.-Mcn with SO no
and upward will find rare chance 10 make
money 10y calling AT the United states Santa
~ Commission Agency. Room No. 3, 10 West
Washington street, or addressing
MILLER 4 MASSEY. Indianapolls
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19

MILITARY CHANGES. Captain Burrows, Of
the sixteenth United states Infantry. succeeds
Lieutenant Stears a A~sistaD. Adjutant GEN
eral on General Pitchers staff. The probabil.
tiles are that during the present week all the
officers Of thu Veteran Reserve Coaps on duty
At Headquarters will be- relieved by order Of
the Secretary Of War
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19

MARION CIRCUIT CoVRT-The adjourned
term Of this Court, ordered by the Court at its
last session, commences in this city ON Tne,-
Gay, the I'd prox. The cases will be called for
trial as they are now doeketed. Nothing will
be allowed for the making up of new issues.
Parties lugant would do well 10 see to il that
the requisite subpGnas are At once issued and
duly served