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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02
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METROPOLITAN THEATER.- farewell
benefit II Mr.. Barrett last night was made the
occasion Of just such an outpouring Of that
gcntleman's friends as We anticipated. II was
substantial token Of the regard Of our people
for the most promising artistic ON the American
stage. Mr.. Barretts pcrsonation Of "Ruy
Bias" was a very careful andEery creditabIe
piece Of acting
"Don Caesar DE Bazan" developed all there
was in the part under Mr.. Barrett's rendition
Tonight he bids Us adieu, and. as IL careful "a
maintain the good opinion Of his Indianapoli.
friends. he gives us most excellent bill. and
vii appear in his great character Of Rich.
ard the Third" Mr.. Barrett goes hence not TO
return again this season. for we are inform
ed that his engagements already made extend
throughout the entire theatrical wear. We
ash for Mr.. Barrett. from the good people of
indianapolis. such house a. BELTS the piece
selected for the occasion, aud ~ the merits Of
that gentleman deserve.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

BuRGLaRY.-Th The clothing storc OF A.. j..
Ger-tner, No. i73 East Washington street. was
entered night before last by burglars and 800
worth Of clothing stolen. The entrance was
effected by boring through the shutter, in the
rear Of the building, and then by means of the
aperture christening 1t. They then raised the
window and passed the stolen articles out.
The burglars weIe evidently very deliberate
about their work. and the articles taken were
quite miscellaneous i'm their nature. gene
raj assortment consisting Of over-coats. pants.
shirts. handkerchief, vests neck ties, hosiery,
etc. sufficient 90 furnish a wardrobe i'm COM
plete style. were carried off by the discrimina-
ting thieves.
Evidently the rOgues were not veterans i'm
the business, or they would have taken bolt,
Of costly piece goods. by which a valuable haul
could have been compressed into smaller
space than i'm the articles stolen. Perbaps they
only took such articles IA they needed. and
appearances indicate that il was necessity
which "pricked the sides Of their intent a.
much as desire for booty. In retiring from
the premises they left behind them the auger
used in boring through the shutter. They
also dropped q pair Of pants in the back yard.
indicating a somewhat hasty flight.
Mr.. Gerstner has had a variety Of misfor-
tunes Of late. Last week his wife was bitten
10y rabid dog. by the application Of mad
stone the virus j. said to have been neutral
ized and thelady's life preserved. Mr.. Gerst-
ner has been Frustrated by fever for more than
week and i still confined TO his bed. And
now. to cap the climax. the robbers have
planted another thorn i'm the pillow Of his
trials. We hope this last may be the end Of
his troubles. and that good fortune will wait
upon hun in the future.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

SUPREME COURT OF INDIANA NOVEMBER
TERM FIFTH DAY No. %. VIM. III. Good
man "a a. Is. Daniel Wands. Warren G. Il.
Reversal. Gregory. Judge.
No. 81. Thomas y. Braxton et al. rs. The
state sr. rel. Orange &. H. Affirmed. one
per cent damages Elliott. Judge.
No. D. William G.. Ewing rs Charlotte =.
Ewing. Dckaib &. l.. Ahirmesl Gregory.
Jud.,c.
The following gentlemen were admitted As
attorneys 10 practice in the supreme Court
Jim. V Mitchell. Of Martins, lille, and Milton
\. Osborn. Of Green county.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CotRr BrFoRF
JUDGE MCDONALD. The United states rs.
James Ci>sel: Indictment for passing forged
Treasury notes; verdict of guilty. and sentence
o. the state prison for one year. John Hanna
for United states. Il. L. Walpolc FOR the de-
fcndani
The United states ~ John Armacker. In
dictmcnt for passing forged Treasury notes.
Defendant plead guilty and was sentenced 10
the State prison Tor siN months. John Hanna
for the United ~tatcs. Il. l.. Walpolc for the de-
PENDANT.
The niicl states r.. Commodore 4. Arnold.
Application Tor new trial taken under adj
yi-cmeut hy the Court until next term. Ar
Mold Wa admitted 20 bail in the sum II - 800
John Hanna for the United Statc~. Mcdonald
and Roaehe fog the defendant.
The United states -. Andrew Anderson.
indictment for passing forged Treasury notes.
Defendant wa. released on a recognizancc of
$1,000 10 appear At the next term Of the Court
John Hanna Tor the United states. 4 olley and
Mcdonald Tor the defendant.
The nited states -. Nancy Jane Anderson
Indictment ior passing forged Treasury notes.
INfcndapt was released on a rcccgrizancc Of
s>f0 Co appear NJ the next term Of The Court
John Hanna tor the United States, collie, and
Mcdonald Tor the defendant
UNurp STATES DISTRICT CurRT -BEFoRR
JtncE MCpoNALp- nitcd states g. Harvey
Nicholson. Indictment for passing forged
Treasury notes. NJ pressed ~ the District
Attorney. hccausr the defendant had been
convicted oi thc same ohensc In the United
~tate~ ,ircuit Court. John Hanna for The
nited states. Mcdonald and Roa,hc tor the
defendant.
The United states a. Commodore Perry Ar
mold. Action ou forfeiture ~ rcea.nixance.
Penalty rcmittcl by thc Court. Judgment for
cc~t. John Hanna fur the niiod ~tateS. No
Donald and Roschc Tor defendant.
The United state. t.. John IL. In,lict-
MEAT Tor violating the revenue law. .Iudg-
meul for go and costs. John Hanna Cor the
United STATES.
The United states -. james L. >on~,l q az.
Indictment for violation q the revenue law.
Judgment for 80 and costs. John Hanna FOR
The United ~tatc>
The United state rs. Mary Magnify. Judr-
mcnt for selling iquorw ithoui license. Judg.
meni Tor 80 and costs. John Hanna for the
United >tatss. Mcdonald & Roache Tor de-
PENDANT
The United >iaies -. lr'aell n. jcssup.
Indicted far being butcher without license.
Judgment for so and costs. John Hanna for
ihe nitsd states
Vie United states Is. Joseph Nounickle. in
u's.msnt for violation Of the revenue law.
'u'sin'nt Tor costs. John Hanna Tor the
United State.
INC hl''d states q. Joseph Il. :. Even, in
"'''meni ioF violating tho revenue law. Th@
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New Thiny-Our epterprisipv f.

n New Ihing.-Our entcrprising friend
Joseph UConnor, well known to our citizens
a. sole Agent for sands celebrated Chicago
Alcs, has been appointed agent in this state for
the sale Of the Red jacket stomach Bitters.
OCOnnor has a sort Of knack for acquiring
agencies for good things, and about the best
are these biiters. They are far more pleasantly
favored than the old Plantation Bitters, and
while tonic and stimulating. are hardly or at
all intoxicating. This greatly commends
them to invalid- with impaired digestion. and
for family Use. where. Of course, it l. the desire
10 avoid all mischievous beverages.
All who have tasted these Bitters have I'M
qualiiiedly commended them as the best they
have tasted. and in the one important quality
Of stimulating the stomach. without intoxicat-
ing. They possess just what nearly all Bitters
have claimed, and just what none at all have
ever had. In addition TO the medical charac-
ter Of the materials, the liqnor used is the best
that can be obtained. and we can instance no
better illustration Of their virtue as Bitters
than the fact that no taste Of whisky is dis
coyerable.
Mr.. OCOnner keeps always full stock. and
though they are selling with unprecedented
rapidity, his facilities are such that he can al
ways supply all demands.
Families or individuals furnished by the
ease or bottle on order. and it is for sale at all
the usual places Of business. Agency A South
Illinois street indianapolis, Indiana.
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INDIANAPOLIS A. 4 MANUFACTURING CRY.
Ne are again indebted a. Mr.. W. \. bradshaw
the very ohligng Assessor 81 this District. for
the allowing interesting exhibit. ID, ing Ii~t
of the number aud Kind - m1uunctoric. in
thp city II indianapolis. Agricultural lmpl,.
nouts. seven; Brisk. ....aty-s,es Hs..r,,i- one:
Ronnet.. one. BCu... fourteen. Boot. and
shoes. thiriy-cight: Brushes. cue; ii.ass Cast
ing, two; Bone Dust. one; '.ndics, four;
1tndlcs one Carriages. I've. Clothing. thirty
olci Cooperagc. ten; Cigar. nine. CASTINGS.
two; Coppcrsmiihs. one. Door agd sash, four.
Edge Tools. one. Farnuurc. Ten: Ca. one:
GuB-. enc; Hsrne~s. seven: tforgsNirts. one:
lou Railiny>, one Lightning Rols. one. Lat
tice. seven. Last. Hub. aud Fcllses. one:
Lcgs. one; Monumental Marble. four: Mat
trc.-cs. two. Mathematical instruments. one:
Machinery. i've: ell Liusced one: Paper.
thru; Pianoe-. one; Patent Medicine. one.
Pumps. three: Rcrolled Railroad Inn. one.
stoves. two; stone ldrcss,,il Eve: Sp,.ctael,,.-
one. saltwater. three; soap. one; saw. one.
>pice- and Ground Coffrc. one. Stockings. ono:
I'n"afe ten; Trunks. one; Tcrra Gotta. one;
l''eo'eo' one, Vinegar. one: nig,. ons:
Nooi'n "co'is two. WAGONS. thirteen.
i"'' number of manufacturing establish.
haenis ga the cts TIVE hundred and siNt,-a,e.
empioSing an asgrcgate capital II man, r,n
lions. snd giving employment o. THOUSAND.
We take 10 that tho above j. a fait.rin.
hibit. aud an unmi-takable Indication II our
permanent prosperity.
Indianapolis j. thu grc.i manufacturing.
n well a. commercial city. SLe has within
her limits all the elements u powrr and wc
read clearly M the Prc-snt aspect q affair. a
future full of prosperity and constantly Ia.
erc.-snx wealth. and population.
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OF the Decatur Ill., Magnet has been visiting
the star City, and thus speaks Of some things
which came under his notice: splendid bust
ness houses and dwellings, ~ well as magnif-
cent churches, are towering up in every sec
ton Of the city. They are none of your COM
mon two story frames, but are being built of
marble, granite stone, pressed brick. iron. etc.
Our friends, Messrs Earl Il Hatcher. enterpri-
sing wholesale groecrs, are Gaping the climax
OF all builders in that city. Such mammoth
block Of fine granite as they are about compile
ting, will compare favorably with any i'm the
western country. We should be pleased to
give full description Of its sizc-materials
composing il, etc, but our space will not per-
init. However, when finished, il will not fall
short in cost. of $4,000. Earl Il Hatcher are
live, liberal. go ahead men. and we rejoice with
them In their prosperity"
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

NOTNRIEs PUBLtc.-From MIR. Charles L..
Jacobs. the obliging Private Secretary 10 the
Governor. we learn that there are over fifteen
hundred NOtaries Public in the state Of Indi-
ana. Of this number, over one hundred and
sevent g-hve hold commissions in this city. II
seems To US that this particular profession j.
somewhat crowded. especially in this city.
query 10 they all make good living in their
notarial capacityy II occurs 10 n that IL j. a
little mixed whether they do or not. The de
mand i not for more Notaries, but for more
competent ones. some counties in the state
have an inadequate supply Of these officials.
while others enjoy a superahundancc. Benton
aud Blackfcrd counties only have two each.
Marion county can I'LL the acquisitions from
them TO supply their wants, ordinary and eX-
traordinary.
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LARcENy.-Ellen Hoffman, n servant girl In
the emrloy Of Captain IIuppc, was examined
by Esquire Coulon, on charge q grand lar
csny. n was IN evidence that she had stolen
number Of dresses, thread, spoons and other
articles from her employer, which she had
concealed In a carpct-bag. she had been car
rying ON these distractions for several DAYS.
and when arrested was At the depot, in the act
q taking I" French leave She says that her
home i at Noblessille. in this state. Esquire
coulen found her guilty, aud in default Of 800
ball she was cent 20 Jail.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

EXFEcTED.-The Twenty-fourth Regiment
Indiana Veteran Volunteers T. expected 10
arrive la the city sometime to-day. The regi-
ment i commanded by Lieutenant Colonel
VIM. :. Pollard. Also. the Twenty eighth
Regiment l.. :. &. I. VIII arrive at the same
time. TiE.-e regiments have been ON duty in
the Department of the GnIf The first named
j. from Galveston, Texas. and the latter from
Corpus Christi
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

MAYORS -Ephraim Rooney arrest
cdsg ooncealing the property Of Belle Russell.
consisting Of two dresses and other nameless
- ceferus % female attire. which are said 20
have been stolen on last Monday night by
James Morrison. was examined by the Mayor.
found guilty. and sent 10 Jail. Ills accomp'ice,
Morrison. had his hearing the other day and
was committed 20 jail. The goods were found
in soldiers knapsack. and concealed in the
garrett Of Mrs. weaver's boarding house. near
the 8. SOldiers' Home"
The usual IL, Of " lrunks.r " unlawful a.
semblages,~ etc., j. not inserted for want Of
space.
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RgIIGpCs NoTIcE.-Therc VIII be meet
ing Of the members Of the Uniyersalist Church
and congregation. al College Hall this evening
al seven o'clock. business Of importance viii
b. presented 10 themecting. Preaching by the
Pastor at ten and half o'clock tomorrow
morning; also in the evening at seven o'clock.
subject. by request. 4" How shall We escape if
IL we neglect 30 great salvation. Heb. 2d chap.
81 verse
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MaRKET.-At
Pattison's stock yard are held semi-weckly
sales q live stock-Tuesday and Friday. The
sales on last Tuesday were, q cattle, 100 head.
and 81 sheep about 30 head. OF the cattle
sold. the hrst quality were disposed u nj from
81 10 sc. per pound. The second quality
sold at 5 TO 5i<e. per pound. The third quail
ny at from 4 to &c. per pound. The sheep
rated at from e. 10 81 per head, according 20
quality. AT the sales Yesterday the prices
were about the same as At the previous sale.
There were in the yards. Of cattle. about 30
head, and Of sheep about 10 head. The
butchers purchased freely, and the demand ex
cee'iesi the supply. The stock offered j. gen
orally Of a superior quality.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

"1hc Circle" wouldn't ask the patron
age Of the public, if it didn't deserve il.
RHoDIUs thinks that he has the best restau-
rant In the est-ergo. he asks everybody to
call The best test Of whether his establish
ment Is what the proprietor claims for it. Is the
test Of trial. Ii any man will go to the
"'ircle," and come away unsatisficd with that
voluminous bill of fare, with every delicacy of
the season plainly printed. then RHoDIUs sub
mits that that man must be yltcllius,- and
can't be satisfied any way. Go 10 the 'Circle."
and examine for Yourselves
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

ANNIVERSARY NOTICE INDIANAPOLIS BIZ
NEvOLEST SOCIETY.-The thirteth anniyer-
-ary Of this society will be held az the Baptist
Church, at seven o'clock, ON the evening Of
Thanksgiving day, 9Th inst u l. requested
that notice thereof be given in each church in
the city on tomorrow. and that the usual
Thursday evening services be dispensed with
In aid Of the anniversary. The doings Of the
Society for the past year will be fully reported.
showing the wants Of the needy, end their
supply. that the destitute Of the city. espe-
cially in the inelemencies Of winter, may be
faithfully and economically provided for by
the officers. and over sixty distinct visitors Of
this weli-tricl Society. Let all benevolent
friends Of the poor attend the anniversary.
CALVIN FLETCHER, Sec'y.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

REVENUE sTATIsrICs.-The receipts from
all sources, for the month ending October 81,
for United states internal revenue purposes. at
the mice OF the Collector Of the sixth Collec-
tiOn District am0unt 10 81 or ~.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

MARRIAGE LICESsEs.-From the books NJ
the Clerks Office, We take the following. Tor the
week ending, November %:
William Ellison and sarah Hattie Austin.
George W. Ifessong and Susan Klingensmith
Gottlieb on and Maria Gross.
Edward G. Collier and Nancy Ann Brake.
Frederick Hartmann aud Mary Weermann.
Peter Schaub and Matilda Asmus.
Rckes Munder and Frances VI. Lyon Me-
Clerkcn.
Andrew J. skillman and Rebecca j. Risk.
Isaac Wolf and Jerusha Fox.
Robert q. IIei~er and PhUlc \. Harper.
Michael shOckeron and Mary Griffin.
James X. Whiteside and Anna Teal.
Joseph Hill and susanna Ann Kinley.
John II Robinson and Annie T. Seigler.
George Borsderfer and Ellen Sails.
Deloss Newton and Ella VI. Rih.
Richard Hardin and Julia Miller (colorcd).
Gottlob Hatswart and Caroline Biederman.
Henry ". Bolander and Elizabeth McCon-
nell.
David III. Mckenzie and Isabella Altland.
Isaac Zerung and Sarah Madden.
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The most desirable Ru;,d;,ruo,.

are those just outside of the Corporation. Two
good-sizcd lots, on North Tennessee street.
near the Corporation line are for sale at auc-
ton on wednesday next, 9th December. They
are very convenient TO the Street Railroad.
and excellent for building sites. Now is the
time 10 secure them. 2-24
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CITY IT M s.

AFrorSTNESrs.--Calvin r. Gardner and
John IAfever were appointed, Yesterday, by
the Governor. Pilots AZ the Fails Of the OHIO
The term % their ircumbency Is four years.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

III BY request, Rev. Mr.. Edison, Pastor of
the second Presbyterian Church. will repeat,
on tomorrow evening. his sermon addressed to
young men. on Manhood, or what makes a
Manly Man
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Lohring. ucnning n Co.. Land.

scapc Gardeners. Rural Architects. etc. are
now permanently located on Maria str,ct.
near the Ciiy Hospital. They keep constantly
ON hand large and varied assortment Of Fruii
and Ornamental Trec>. Grape aud Flowcring
shrubs. Roses etc. and invite a visit from the
public one 4 the firm being a practical
Architect, will pay particular attention 10 the
laying oui Of grounds
All orders left ~ \. Metxncr 4 Co.'S DRUG
sturc, Washington street, viii be promptly al
tended To.
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A RlBTD DoG.--A mad dog was killed. day
before yesterday. in the vicinity Of the Rolling
Min. lie had bitten several ether dogs, before
he was killeA. IL strikes Us that II j. rather
late in tsse season for rabid ours.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02
T.. Why a 20. a
The Sinnis~ippi Insurance 90

Of this city, has paid over Thirty Thousand
Dollars (S3o,@o) in losses. since January LIST,
1851. and now has over six Hundred Thousa
Dollars (s6oo@0) in bona .dde Capital. We
say. insure with the Sinnissippi. 93-Sw
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

LIcESsEs.-1he receipts At the city Treas
urer's ofiice during the week, for licenses ON
dogs. nine, sio 15;peddlers, three, 90; vehicles.
seven, s3o. Total receipts for the week,
sts q.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

METROPOLITAN rHEAIER:-Ns L. p. BassFrr.
Richard fTI-slasne-s Twins
MASONIC HALL-cHAss and Use. the wor!d-rs-
a0~ned sIsmess Twins
stair nrsEUx-Kindsr's Block. Eas, wAshlnstsn
street. op>n dag and right
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The ln., Chance to secure on

The Last Chance 10 secure one or
more of those Cheap Building Lots. ON East
street. near Virginia Avenue street Railroad,
will bc offered next Monday. when the re-
manning lots are positively to bc closed out.
Call At the Real Estate Office Of Wiley a Mar
tin. for Plats etc. 3S-6
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defendant was an insurance agent. and had
failed 10 take out the requisite license. The
case was dismissed NJ the instance Of the Dis
triet Attorney. II was ia evidence that the
defendant had offended through ignorance and
not with evil intent. John Hanna for the
United states.
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Attention. FUR DeaIcs>.

small. in or ont 81 the city. IL YOU wish 10 re-
cruit your stock n less rate, than you can
possibly huy clscwherc. call at Baker 4 Mc-
IVer's. at the sign u the Big Bear" 10
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The Fourth and the Citizens Nation,

The Fourth and the Citizens National
Banks. having formed a combination. the pat
rons OF the Fourth will find their accounts
and balances At the Citizens National Bank.
No. West Washington street. where they will
also find Mr.J. r. Haugh in readiness to attend
10 all demands "a
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ner, keep the only assortment Of Steinway
Pianos in the State. nov 2S-In
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For the lIOIisInVs

Va'uhs 'iahu ildnos,
tPnght f1anos. square Pianos, Cabinet Or
gans, Automatic Organs. School Organs and
Meiodeons. the best and the cheapest. at Indi-
ana Piano Warerooms, No. Bates House.
Nv WILLARD n STOwRLI.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

White Hid. French Hid. Glove
Kid, Scarlet and Black Opera, Embroidered
Velvet and Toilet slippers, and Satin Caters,
ut IREDELL & Co.'S.
1-2 "a North Illinois street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

THE PORK HORSESHOE Pork Houses have
not been doing much. 80 far, this season. owing
10 the unfavorablc weather.
McEwen 4 PattiSon have slaughtered. during
the week. about two thousand head ~ soon
the weather viii permit. they propose to
open out ON an extensive scale During the
season. this house will give employment TO
about two hundred hands.
kingan 4 Co. have slaughtered. during the
week. about fifteen hundred head. They are
only awaiting favorable weather 10 begin
slaughtering I'm earnest. This j. one OF the
largest houses In the West. and gives employ
ment 10 about one hundred and seventy-iivc
men.
The house of h. 4 ;. Collin has slaughtered
but little this week. They. too. are held i'm
abcyance by the unfav orahle weather.
Ferguson has been Strengthening on a small
scale. during the week. and i waiting Tor
favorable weather. when he will open out on
an extensive scale.
Hogs are very scarce in the market. Those
offered arr said 10 be- Of a superior quality.
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a Meeting of washington Division No.

10 Sons Of Temperance, will be held at Tenn
pcrance Hall. this evening. at seven o'elock
business of Importance will come before the
meeting. Members should Doe in prompt at
tendance. FRANZ RICHARDSON. W.
J. II. q. SMITH. II. y
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SaddIe-Rock Oysters i'm the Shell.

III. f.. Hezekiah, Of the Geranium saloon. in
forms his friends and the public that he has
just received, and will receive daily 6urngthe
season, the finest quality Of Saddle-Rock
Oysters ever brought TO this market. These BIZ
valves are carefully selected, and acknowledge
ed by epicures to be unapproachable in flavor.
taste and size, being extremely rich.
Ladies should recollect that this Saloon j.
divided into two departments, that of the
ladies being entirely distinct from the other
y. SIT should also be borne in mind that
at the 6 Geranium'' is every variety of Game,
Nension, Quails, Prairie Chickens, etc. 2S-6
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For SaIc.--A Horse and light spring
Wagon and Harness. Apply at No. >. Bates
House Block p. SFSoUR.
n
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next Monday afternoon at two O'Clock. and Sc
cure one or more Of those Cheap Building
Lots TO be sold by Wiley 4 Martin. Real -
tate AnctinnearS. -