The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-19
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STATE xUsEuN-KIsssr'. Bloet. E..t ws.hisx,on
street. opsn day and might
CITY NE VS..
BURNS CLrR.-This Club will hold grand
ball and levee a Masonic Hall on New Year.
night.
REMOVAL Breyet Irigadicr General Simon
Ion Yesterday removed his quarters from south
Meridian street, b. the building on East " ash
tngton street. occupied In part by the Pay De
partmcnt.
IcE.->everai parties were engaged ycster-
day In cutting and securing ice In the canal
and river. with view 10 packing II away for
future consumption. The blocks Of lee thus
cut were from four 10 six inches in thickness.
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THE PORK Hot -. The pork houses We're
generally busiiy engaged yesterday in slaugh-
terlng. Among others, the house Of Il. 6s.
cofhn cut seven hundred head yesterday
This firm win slaughter largely to-day.
WooD.-The price Of wood yesterday at the
wood market was from g. To - per cord, ac-
eor,iing 20 quality or the conscience Of the sell
Ter. There i much II this article in market,
and the supp.s seems 20 be- In excess of the
demand.
COUNTY CoVMIssIoNERs.--Th motion for
new trial by -. ". johnson in the matter Of
his application Tor license TO sell liquor AT
Mount Jackson. was heard by the Board yes
terday, AMI new trial ordered. which will
occupy the attention Of the Board to-day.
RAILROADS. For the first time for many
months past the ability 81 the various roads
centering here 10 transport freight Is not taxed
20 the fun capacity u the roads. All the roads
have surplusage 81 freight ears here now.
and cuisines. = said To- le little dull.
NoT.HEs PuBLlc.-The following were at-
pointed by the Governor yesterday: Samuel
~. BioomhuA. Allen county; Robert Gregory.
White county: Henry kirkpatrick. Gas, Coun-
~; John W. Blake. Marion county; John NJ
kim, Marion county; John :. Kuyder, de-
ka'h county; Frank White. owen county;
William NJ. Morgan. Memphis. Tennessee.
MILITARY CHANGES Captain Burrows. Of
the sixteenth United states Infantry. succeeds
Lieutenant Stears A-dstaD. Adjutant Gen
eral on General Pitchers stat. The probable.
tiles are that during the present week all the
officers Of thu Veteran Reserve Coaps on duty
at Headquarters will be- relieve. ~ order OF
the Secretary Of War.
MARION CIRCUIT CoVRT-The adjourned
term OF this Court, ordered by the Court nj its
last session, commences in this city on Tnes-
Gay, the 2d prox. The cases will be called for
trial as they are now docketed. Nothing will
be allowed for the making up of new issues
Parties litsgant would do well TO see to il that
the requisite subpGnas are At once issued and
duly served.
The AEsESAI--The workmen are still en-
gagged on the new arsenal building. in the
northeastern portion Of the city. The arsenal
proper will be finished during the next sea-
son, and viii be an elegant and substantial
structure. building j. also i'm process Of
construction which Is designed a. officers
quarters. This will be completed also early
in the spring, and will also De a fine aud sub
stantial building.
AccInEST.-Mr. Mcfarland. an employc Of
Dairy. Merritt 4 Wightman. on East Wash
ington street. met with quite an accident ON
sunday afternoon. lie was crossing ON the
White River bridge. and when in the act of
stepping of. he slipped and fell, breaking hi,
leg IN two places. lie was taken charge of by
his friends, and carried 10 his home where the
broken limb was adjusted. and he j. doing n
well a could be expected under the eircum-
stances.
toIICE CoURT.-There was an unusual
amount ofbusiness adjusted ~ MS Honor yes
terday. Ten gents We're up for intoNication.
Three paid the usual fne and the remaining
seven went to jail. Eight persons for constitu-
ting an unlawful asscmblage were fined i'm the
usual sum; four paid and four went to jail
Patrick Henncsscy, for assault and battery ON
his wife, paid eli 40. A man. for peddling
without license, was fined Sl6 20. i'm default Of
the payment II which lac went to Jail for thir-
~ days. l.. /. Mossler for employing run
ner paid g. 30.
Law fTFMs.--During the recent term II the
Marion Circuit Court about hundred i'm
Grsnd Jury, Of which sixty-.ix cases came 10
trial. Ffty-three Of the number were con-
victed; thrty-seyen were sent to the peniten-
hary and the remainder IL the county Jail.
There were sighty-t con, lotions ON indict.
ments for misdcmeanors.
In the United states District and Circuit
Courts there were fifteen convictions for felo-
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.
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iNpfscBEEr. Night before last an indivi-
dual whose only possible purpose could have
been 20 furnish an item for the local. since
there l. no indication Of good judgment about
the transaction. drove his horse and buggy
upon the ice ON the canal where il inter,eets
with Georgia street. and the consequence was
that the horse went under the ice from which
he was aftcrw ards cxtricated. The driver sue
cee'icd IN obtaining cold bath. and the buggy
went down through the ice. where IL still re-
mains Experience teaches clear school
etc.
HpIsEs SrOtEN.-The stable II MIR. Will
liam sheets. corner % Pennsy lyania and Ohio
streets. Was visited by thieves night before
last. and three very tine horses stolen. one Of
them VA valued Al SEQ a.. Ne clue IA. been
obtained pointing 10 the guilty parties or the
Whereabouts o. the missing animals 4 faint
hope Is indnlgcd by Mr.. sheets that the horses
have escaped from the stable but this Is hard
~ possible. The only immunity nom thieves
consists in safely securing the premises where
articles n value are contained
FAIR At MASONIC HAL. The fair al Ma
sonic Hall last night. under the au.piccs II our
German fel'ow-ciuzeus. sni for the benefit 81
the German English o., schools. was quite
largely attended. independent If the good
time had thcre. very handsome sum Wa r.
allied. cur Anslo.0erman population mum.
bers many II our most enterprisinr citizens.
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