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ADMINISTRATORS N0TTCE.

Letters Of administration on The estate Of Ms.
Barbara BAss'eT, late OF Middle Wootbe-.y town
sep, decd, having been granted 10 he subscriber
residing in said township, notice is therefore given
10 ali persons Ateoted TO said estate to make pay
meat immediately, and those having claims are le-
CURED 10 present them for,hwith for settlement.
SAMUEL BASSLER, Admir-,
April Is, 1856
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BE FORD HOTEL.

The undersigned having taken charge Of the Bed
ford Hotel, formerly kept by Col. John Hafer, an
nources 70 the public hst he viii be ab.e 20 afford
the best aecom.aoda t.ons both 10 the trsyeHg plb
lie and home custom. The house viii be improved
and re-ftted and the Bar VIII always be we'll sup
piled witt choice liquors. His table will be sup
piled with the choicest edjbIss cf the season, ard
ne will spare no pains 10 make it suitable for all.
His stable is one Of the best il Bedford, and COED
hostleI viii always be in attendance.
gg-B -Boarders taken bv the week, month or year.
Terms reasonable. The public are respectfully la
vited to give him call.
JOSHUA !. SHOEMAKER.
Bedford, January Is. 1861.
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From Dr. .zfFttU Sf98s- Of 81. L5Gss, fEfsscU.f
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THIS Department Of tae Monthly, t7ncsr the .a2.
edtate supervision Of McLENAN, tie celebrated
o"Ie DeiaeatoT, "il5 te found always Iich il u it,
HeErlment, and 7PProPEiate Design.
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81. AptLcay's Fire, go5a, Salt Rheura, Eoala
Head, Sore Eyes.

FTo1s EIrrat' Scer, Esq, tRs aale cito- ef As Ta&
laH1cc: Democrat Je..7sp'-Igf;I.
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uatil fy formed loathrcmc AID yirui-AJ sCrc, which
covered l.s face .rd I4ly blinded his eyes fer
days A siIin physician appiied nitrate o. silver and
other remedies, lloCt any apparent effect. Fer fifteen
days guarded his hsL1s, lest w.tA yle1 hc should
=. open tBe fostering and corrUg woUni which covered
his whole face. Having tried every thrg else had
auy .gpe .rCm- Ve fegan giving your SARSAr tl:ELA,
aud aHFly~ te toai3c Of potash lotion you dirtgf.
Tia began to ts! when had given e Cs, bottle.
ard yrei when We lad finished tAC second. The cu!d's
eyeiashes, SlcA h. oit grew alG, and be is
healthy ard IGIc any other Ilc whole gdlcrhuod
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R1gC nATEEa,

Man Persons afflicted vita this disease no mat
Ter Of how long standing, can be pronptIy
and edeetu4lly cured by using this Mixture.
AND Iaesc 5 nothing in the world SO sure end
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DiNtE the lriIodGctj0n Of tbis beautiful 7iepa!a-
Jloo Il has been steadily a4v.rcag into rablc ia
TcF- Is astonishing efficacy in expelliaz worms
aaS "oH for j; many friends wherever known, and
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; : II 70 -Ne %
: il IS fast beng
y every fam y Il
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S1 Ayers \
o4RSAPARIL1e'
sRr WORLDS eREAr REMEDY FoE
and acroFi1loI1a niSae

DISaEESH.
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. have sold large quantities Of your SARsAPARrLrA
bat never yet bottle which ied Of the desired effect
and mil satisfaction 10 those WAC toek It. AS fast as our
people Try t they agree there has been medicine like
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Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches, Pustl,les, Ulcers
Sores, and all Diseases Of the Skin.
From Req. isolt. StrattoH, Bristol England.
Ey testimony TO that you publish of the medicinal virtues
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which unable TO until we tried your SARsA
PARiLIA She has been well for some months"
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From Charles r. Gage, Esq. OF the lsdelytnoten Gage
G'T5Qy Co. manufactures Of elGRleied papers in
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Iroa j. Z. {oEnS'of, Esq, IEaEezann, Chic.
tcT TIVE I've years, had the yellow ErySspeils ny
sight arm during, which tine tred a the celebrated
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NrcEth Of medicines. The ulcers bad that the
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Ant1senaents-

MErROfOLfTAS IHEATER.-FOr one week
Rosedale" has held possession q the boards
at the Metropolitan. To the management il
has been productive bill. for we venture the
opinion that more currency has passed in the
Orifee al the box Office than in any other week
during the present season. To Mr.. Barrett II
has anoreed an opportunity 10 prove that his
seat in the histrionic gallery is an upper one,
and there j. not now on the American stage
an artist Of greater promise. lie j. yet young
and not near his elimination, and while he j.
an excellent artist, whether in the matter Of
elocution gestculation or address, there are yet
other worlds 10 conquer and laurels to gather
"Rosedale' as performed the past week present.
few faults on which hang a criticism. From
the reigning star down 10 the "utility man.
we see much 10 praise and but little to censure.
The management, too, has seen 10 IL that there
should De no fault on IL. part, for everything
has worked smoothly. While we are about il
we propose 10 put in word for the orchestra,
which are deserving Of much praise for the
manner in which they have performed their
part.
Tonight the beautiful drama Of - Under the
Palm" adapted from Alfred Tennyson's poem
Of +" Enoch Arden" in which Mr. Barrett will
sustain the character Of 4" Enoeh Arden
Much care has been exercised at the rehearsal
Of this play, and the piece, in addition to it,
literary merits, has some very fine scenic
effects and tableauX.
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l.nW ReuOrf.

SUPREME COURT OF l>DIANA-NONcmbc
Term-l6ith Day.-John II. Newman e1
parte to be let TO bail. Defendant was indict-
eel in the Ripley Circuit Court for murder i'm
the first degree. Concluded. The application
was based on the ground that the proof Of his
guilt was not evident, nor the presumption
thereof strong. Under the law, and the evil
dence In the ease, the Court decided that he
was entitled to be let TO bail. aud fixed the
bail at 5000. lie was committed 10 the Gus
tody Of the Sheriff Of Ripley county. who was
authorized to take and approve the recogni-
zance. Elliott, Judge.
Doody Is. Wright. Plaintiff applied for
habeas corpus for the possession Of her child.
\ writ was ordered. and on hearing the evil
dence the Court refused to transfer the custody
Of the child from defendant 10 plaintiff. Frazer.
Judge.
No. IS. William seawrisht, ct al. rs. Moses
Cotlman, Clinton 4. &. Affirmed. Ray. Judge.
No. ~. John \. Lane, et al. rs. the State eE
rel. John e. Albert, Administrator, Orange
{. i. Reversed. Ray, Judge.
No. 121. Nathan Raymond rs. John Williams
q al. Wayne &C. Affirmed. ten per cent
damages. Damages s51 -. Gregory, Judge
No. 3,1js. Robert Il. Groves rs. Ambrose
Ruby et a.. Clinton c. C. Affirmed with five
per cent. damages. Gregory. Judge.
No. ll3. Jacob Hill et al, rs Francis j.
Crump. Petition for rehearng overruled.
Ray, Judge.
No. 500 Edwin Winship et al. rs. James
CIendening. Clinton c. Il. Affirmed with five
per cent. damages. Elliott. Judge.
n
Company rs. the Norwich savings society,
Marion {. L. Affirmed with one per cent
damages. Damages SOD -. Gregory Judge.
No. u. William II. l.. Noble rs. samuel v
Morris 81 al. Marion c. C. Affirmed; Gregg
~. Judge.
No. $40. Jonathan Fitch ct al. IS. The
city Of Madison Il al. jefferson {. {. Re
verscd; Elliot. Judge.
No. -. William G.. Ewing as. Charlotte f.
Ewing. DcKalb c. T.. Affirmed; Gregory,
Judge.
No. 81. Reuben NJ. Case rs Rhoda Bum
stead e ~. Pike C.. {. Reversed; Elliott
Judge.
No. 10 Emily Rockhill rs. Elizabeth Nell
son 81 al. Allen &. {. Affirmed; Gregory.
Judge.
No. S6s2. Luther NJ Barlow 81 al. rs.
Charles Davis. Madison c. G. Motion TO dis
miss Bartlow's appeal overruled. Judgment
affirmed. Frazer. jude.
No. $3.50. Henry smith e, at. rs. William
Alexander &c al. Marion &. {. Affirmed
Elliott. Judge.
No. IL. Isaac Hollinssworth T.. Phineas
Pickering. Howard c. c. Motion TO dismiss
oVcrruled. Judgment affirmed. with one per
cent. damages. Damages g. 81. Elliott, Judge
No. 1i2. William stewart. Guardian. rs
Lucinda Rinkcr. Morgan &. l.. Affirmed.
Frazer. Judge.
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The Ne>torof Congress.

Jacob Barker who has been elected 90 Con-
gre>s from the second District. including the
largest portion Of the city. l. cighty-iiNe wears
old. lie will De. By al least ten years. the old
was the senior member Of the last Congress. i
i about sc,enty-two years. We have no re-
collection Of A. old member ~ Mr.. Baker
ever being returned To the House IF Repre>cn-
tatiNe>. We are certain that no man Of the
same age ever entered q representative body.
who possessed the same amount Of energy. ca
pacity for active business and All his faculties
Intellectual and physical 50 well preserved ~
SIR. Barker.
Yesterday he could Dee seen behind his coun-
ter attending 10 the lar-c aud multifariou>
business II his bank. and. 40 the same time.
receiving the congratulations Of his friends on
hi> election. a. lively. keen and ready ~ a
Young man q twenty five.
IL ha> been a close and LONG race between old
Lord Paimer>ton and Mr.. Barker. both having
entered public lie about the same time. Both.
too. have lei very active and eventfu l,el.
have participated very earnestly in the events
81 their era. amt have ALWAYS kept even with
the current Of Ideas and moN emcut>. But Mr.
Barker comes cut ahead in the race q life. and
entcr~ the political arena four wears older than
the British Premier had rached on hi, DEPART
ure from the Stage on which be had played
conspicuous part for over mrs wears.
Mr.. Barker = year or 80 older than General
Cas-. Who retired from public 100, Cieht YEAR,
A-o. anu now nht~ IN Detroit. Michigan. tfl-
tIrtly withdrawn from an public or priv ATE
cares. II i a notable fact in regard Ia Mr..
Barker longevity. that the last thirty wears
have been passed in this city. The climate II
which. IN many parts ~ The world. = very cr-
roneCuslN regarded - Not favorable IL long
life. The Recent example, oi Mr.. Barnett,
who died few days ago al The aye II eighty
nine: 81 Colonel thri.ty, who despite life
genial. gay and sis aeiou> A. any ~ our Young
men Of thirty and the hard>hip> ~ several mil
itary campaigns. has just terminated a life II
seventy YEAR; of Alfred Homer and Jacob
Barker. both alive. and a. active and earnest
ia their old employment - they were thirty
YEAR ago: II Jud-e Denis. the oldest member
Of our bar: and Who. With Mr.. Glendy Burke
has charge Of the finances 81 the citN. 81 Ber-
nard Marigny, who held commission under the
old spanish and French Governments before
the cession Of Louisiana; and Others we might
mention. all octOgenariAns. such examples
ought 10 yindicate. beyond all cayii or ques-
ton, the heslthful and preserN alive character
Of our climAie.-N q. PicayHRs
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IHE Ball TINS EvKSrSo.-The grand
terpsiehorisn entertainment provided By the
friends u the steamer Governor Morton. comes
OF this evening. at Masonic Hall
That the occasion will. IN every sense. De a
pieasurable one i guaranteed by the names Of
those who have the suDeriniendanee Of the
matter IN hand.
We have received the compliment q a CON-
piimentary invitation, but alas such was the
strictness q our early training that We are un-
able 70 indicate musical harmony "with the
light fantastic toe or "run the ring and trace
the may round Like the pus- in the boots.
We should cut a sorry figure In the waltz
The "scb0ttisehe.'' the smazurka.~ 81 IL orane
gems.
We expect 20 be- present. however. and from
some obscure seat in the corner watch the
progress ofthe entertainment
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CARPET Wall Paper The

no longer doubt buf trldf dollars can D.
sarel on ne purchase ~ q SINGLE Carpet Al
Hume. Adams & Cos. - and = West wash
ington street. ~ prices have been compared 10
cur satisfaction. and we recommend all who
wish TO buy Carpets. Hall Paper. OH Cloths.
Mltfings ~ Curtains L. call on Hume. Adj
am. 4 60. Fletchcr's store who have re-
iHcef fAe price q all grades Of Carpets, etc.
fhi- i. the largest wholesale and retail Car
Ut store In the stale. and while this house
seii - Carpets where others ell one. II i very
evident O. an this J. the place 70 buy. They
haNe this day reduced the price Of all their
s'od'' AM ART cgerHg remnaats cf Brussels,
hree-ply i"groiH t,ro-ply ingram. Cotton
cham. Ray and Rough Ready Carpets
forty CARDS each and under AT fseenfy-are 10
Any esHis per gGrd lsss 70 close them out.
Don't engage Carpet before looking AZ this
mammoth stock, where every grade Of Car
pets are 70 be obtained. "a
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BnfIARDs.-Those two experts, Messrs.
Frink q Chicago. and Morris Of this city. not
satisfied with their previous contests in this
city. propose 10 refer the question As 10 who i
the superior, 70 another trial 81 skin. The
game will be played this evening at the " First
National" The stakes are $3.50, and the game
b one thousand points. earoms. May the best
plaver win
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VI AK rsIE ID.

RYAN-ldCE.-At St Triuity's Cathedral At O'Clock
this morning, by Rev. Father Maugin, James b. Ryan
Esq o. Indianapolis. 10 Mss Lizzie Rice, of this city
We congratulate Mr.. Ryan upon his good fortune in
captivating the heart and securing the hand Of Of
New Abanys farest, most accomplished, and estmabe
ladies' and best vshe and the best wishes Of hosts
Of friends for a long and happy hfe will accompany
Mr.. and his fAi- bride-N A. Lefl.r
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Families i'm the North and East

parts Of the city are informed Of five facts: /.
The Capital Drug store, corner Of Massachu-
sets avenue and Vermont streets, is very near
you; ,. Mr.. Woods. who keeps this house,
sells reliable goods az reasonable prices; 3. You
can have Prescriptions prepared accurately at
all hours; 4. Ills good, are fresh. and selected
with great care; ). Ills sign the Golden Nor
tar" l. plain 10 be seen. n6-3m
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SENTENCE COSmUTED.-The punishment Of
John Garris. a discharged soldier. who was
convicted at thc last term Of the Posey Circuit
fenced 10 BE- executed on the first day Of De
eember next. has, ON the recommendation Of
the Circuit Judge who presided At the trial,
the Prosecuting Attorney who conducted the
prosecution, and others, been commuted by
Governor Baker 10 imprisonment for life I'm the
state prison
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27

10 tnfN 20. tine silver hunbng ta-e
Watch given % ". \. Nichols one hundred
and fifty dollars worth u silycrware. and one
hundred and my dollars worth Of jewelry
given 70 the customers u the Book Publishers
Presentation Depot. No. IS North Illinois
street. \ splendid lot q silyerware arrived
Saturday evening and large assortment Of
new books, the books 20 De sold az publishers
prices, and the silverware given away.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27

FIRE.-A stable belonging TO Harvey Bates.
on an alley between Market and Ohio streets
and Immediately In the rear u the Patti-on
House. was consumed by fire last night be-
tween the hours Of ten and eleven. The Fire
Department was promptly ON the ground and
prevented the fire from extending 10 adjoining
buildings. The stable was a small frame struc-
ture and contained nothing more than a small
amount Of hay and other horse feed
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27

CORRECT rHE EvIL.-The attention Of the
street Commissioner j. directed 90 the cross
Inc over the cutters on Meridian where il in
tersects with North street. The frame work
structure. whie.i Is burlesque on the name Of
bridge. Is in a damaged condition. II Is badly
broken anu perforated, and one Of these fine
days. some irate equestrian or Jchu will bring
n suit against the city for damages sustained
In the manning Of his stccd. in consequence.
" stitch In time" etc.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27
DIED.

RI sCHHAUPT.-On sunday evening. s6th inst. at
six O'Clock. Julia Matilda, daughter Of Frederick and
Catherine Rusehhaupt, aged years, 10 months and
days.
The funeral viii take place tomorrow Tuesday after
noon, ha past O'CLOCK from the Of her
parents go North Delaware street
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-27

sERESADE--The Band Of the 18th Indiana
Cavalry signided their appreciation Of a most
excellent officer and gentleman, by seren aiding
Capt Fred stevens, eommandant Of the Sol
dier's Home, at his quarters, on last evening.