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Hats Caps, & Furnishing Goods,
Latest Styles,
Just received by R.. h. THOMPSON,
sepl2-lm rs Cherry street.
Latest st
Self Abuse,

This vice, which is never practiced in
the presence Of any one, has proved thu
everlasting ruinof thousands Of the noblesl
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue TO eloquence or pen to song.
II has destroyed health, blasted the constf-
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim tc
living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently of this affection, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. a North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. fsb26-u
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To BooT AND SHOE MERcHANTs.-We offer
our entire stock Of Boots and Shoes for sale
low. We desire to close this part Of our
business, to make room for our stock Of citi-
zens' clothing now arriving.
sCOTE, DAWSON d Co,
IS Public Square, South side.
sep2I-IW
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Flour and Cheese.

1000 bbls of No. l Flour,
SO boxes Western Reserve Cheese,
In store and for sale by JnO. J. Mccain,
No IS Broadway, corner Broad and College
streets. Sept8-lm
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New YORK Exchange Is in good deTand at par
buying. a selling There is also a good business
doingia 1905, which SIRE stu selling Ct par and in
terest.
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See the announcement Of John Trenbath,
for Alderman, 70 represent the Eighth
Ward.
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VIM. W. Berry & Co. are now in receipt of
the largest stock Of staple and Fancy Dry
Goods ever imported TO Nashville.
Rept7-tf
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Correspondence.

NASHVILLE, Sept, 18th 1854.
Mss FANNY B. PEIcE:-The undersigned
take this method Of rendering to you our
grateful acknowledgment for the genuine
enjoyment which your various and brilliant
Psrsonations in this city have afforded Us,
and our assurance Of the appreciation which
We entertain for you, not less in eonsidera-
tion Of your elevated character as a lady
than OF the distinction which, as al actress.
you have early won.
Having learned with regret, that, for the
present, your connection with the drama in
Nashville is about to be severed, we beg
leave 70 tender you complimentary bene-
TT, and to urge its acceptance, as q slight
token Of our sincere regard. Be kind
enough TO signify to us, at your earliest con-
an evening when our offering viii
meet with your approval.
We hope you viii believe US when we say
that on your departure from our city, you
viii leave behind you, many ardent admit
rers and warm friends.
Please accept the assurance Of our most
regard.
John Hugh Smith.
VIM. Shane
A. q n. LaDdsberg,
J. W. Heidelbaeh,
Abrsm Myers,
NJ. s. Kramer,
Charles Leibeusteiu
f. Seeskind,
Leo Lyons,
John H Almond,
P. r Albert,
L. Elias,
j. Seeman,
c. s. Cowan,
J. W. Psramore,
F.S. Sewers,
Geo. Shields,
H. Freeman,
J. A. Mcclure,
/. S. Phillips,
J. Strong,
Msj. J. r. Ludlow,
MAJ, s. E. Fuller,
and three hundred others.
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PHoroeRAPHs.-PhOtOgraphs, of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col.
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale ana
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, 2sCedar street, opposite Com
mreiai ho'ei' msy27-tL
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aslunFtarg & Commercial.

CORRECTED BY Tx FIEsT NATIONAL BANK,
10. 50 OsILEsE sTREEr.
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AEEEsrrn.-Georee r. Davenport chiei
CLERK 81 Gen johnson commanding the Fost
81 Chattanoora, was arrested yesterday. 10y
presenting forged discharges Of soldiers, and
logged IN the military prison.
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Deaderick street looks very much as if It
needed a slight application Of the " shovel
aud the hoe The mud is only about six
inches deep in dry weather; as 20 the dis
taneo TO the bottom in wet weather. We will
probably be able 30 form conjecture, be
tween this and next MAY.
There were but sixteen cases before the
police court, yesterday morning, two only
%. which were of sufficient Importance TO
demand especial mention, and they are re-
ported 81 owhere.
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Hats, Csps and Furnishing Goods Of the
latest styles, just received.
r. II. THOMPSON,
ser1e I'm Is Cherry Street.
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TUnrrr-Niss Mary Mitchell continues
10 draw well, at the Old Theatre. Satan in
fafs was played last nigbL-a piece in
which Miss Mitchell shows of 90 good adj
'aa,ags. Tonight she viii Persouate Wild
w Chocrly, IN the soldiers Daughter, and
as th.s Is ono of her best parts, the lovers Of
'ae drama may expect a great treat. To
morrow night, she takes s benefit.
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Sell your uncurent money, mutilated
Note, and 8 cts interest Notos--at c. n.
oriwsy's Brokers Office, as College street.
If
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lHE APPROACHING ELrcrox.-Candidate
i'F'''2 oihe's are just now unusually busy,
IN shaking hsuds with. and treating The
''l'ar people They au wea- faces rsdi-
ant, and smiling and their numberis great.
That, athcy were all collected to-cothcf. IN
DE night the lily could rgadlv dispense
with gas. it shc'ks us 20 reflect, that hut q
"v sagrt weeks viii intervene before a large
a1-ty OF these bright c0uuteuaccs Will be
r ..-g o. q fence rai, sud as slim ls meat
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PRINTs.-The demsnd has not been quite
50 animated, but is still sufficient % prevent
shy accumulation in first hands, and prices
consequently are well sustained. Indeed,
stocks OF al kinds are either engaged ahead
Of production or sell freely On orders.
az value. The Merrimack are steady st s6c
f1r " and sac. for D brand. This company
have no trocks sc present, but they would
bring S6c. readily. The Gocheco Company
have sent forward q few new STYLES, elegant
both in design aud printing, which sold
readily 81 Sc. Gamers Prints ara TN
changed By the agents. but they are offered
in the open market at S5c.. a price that
must bring them INTO general favor.
There Is no stock IN frst hands. however, 60
supply this favor.
The American, TOO, after jobbing GO So &C.
have been reduced 70 S3c-, but apart from
this there has been little Or 10 change q
the market, not certainly among agents, who
seem confident Of eoEtestiug every inch Of
the ground they have gained rather than
viola 81 any decline SO long as cloths rate SO
iirh. Bus 10 b possible that prices may
have been guaranteed. snd % b. certain that
one OF two merchants at both cur elbows
vii not stand stll with folded arms no mat
ter who is hurt. English s Prints, too,
have fallen 10 price, one cent 90 the close,
ana job At sSe. AlsR has iast seat fsgEsgs
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Buy your Internal Revenue Stamps at c.
n. Ordway's Brokers' Ofice, IS College st.
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Silk sacques and Basques, Velvet and
Cloth Cloaks, Wrappings and shawls Of
every description for fall and winter, at
VIM. W. Berry 4 Co.'S, 81 College street.
Sept7-tf
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Sept. 10th, 1865.
GEErLEWEN:-Your kind note Of yesterday,
was but now placed before me. The kind
assurances Of appreciation which it convey
ed to me, hEve filed my heart with gratitude
attended with but the single regret that !
cannot claim 10 be more worthy recipient
Of 50 fatte-ing testimonial. Imostthank-
fully accept gentlemen, this additional evil
dence Of your kindness, and would name
Friday, September 22d, as the time at which
l can most conveniently receive a Comph-
mentsry benefit. / tender you, gentlemen,
my sincere and most grateful acknowledg-
ments, and the assurance that no such offer
can ever impart to me a sensation Of more
intense pleasure. shall ever remain, gen
tlemen,
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, Friday, Sept. Is.
The domestic market has not been quite
50 excited as at the date of our last, when,
against our positive warnings, jobbers, if
not agents, carried prices OF some goods 10
such an extreme as 70 deter buyers from
purchasing only IN quantities sufficient to
meet pressing necessities. The result is
exactly what we anticipated. A temporary
lull in the market is particularly observable
the last two days, and a feeling of depres-
sion has seized the minds of distributors on
discovering their oft-repeated blunder. Not
satisfied at al with moderate profits, they
have seized the opportunity to "make hay
while the sun Shines" and some Of them
have done sovith gusto that smells strong
" Of enormous profits.
We may lay this to jobbers, if not to man
ufacturers and their agents, but ii is posi-
bic that they are not half so much 10 blame
as those stupid dealers who delay purchases
until the last moment, and then enter the
market at that moment, in q fright, and bid
goods up in such a manner as to alarm SEN
sible merchants and political economists,
not Of the Henry C. Carey school.
Contrary TO sll expectations, cotton has
been accumulating largely recently at the
ports, and those who expected to see the
article bring very high prices ere this, have
been doomed 10 disappointment. The enor-
nous shipments 10 the principal ports, and
the low prices ruling in the markets Of Great
Britain, have helped 70 keep prices here
comparatively low. But not so with goods.
The demand for textile fabrics recently
has been such as TO carry prices fully as
high as when cotton was three times dearer
than now, viz: 81 IS, thus resulting in i'm
mense profits, both 70 producers and sellers,
which can be accounted for through great
scarcity Of goods and an imperative, urgent
demand for the same, which the mauufac-
turers Of the world are unable 70 supply.
Nor is there much possibility Of an over
produc ion for some time 10 come, as goods
are now sold largely in advance at value on
delivery. But there is such a wide margin
for liberal profits that we perceive q dispo-
sition on the part Of not only distributors
and agents to shade prices slightly at the
close, aud hence there is a strong possibil-
ity that a flank movement may take place
before those lines mhy reach our distant
readers. Bat whether IL proves successful
OF not is O consideration Of vital moment.
Cotton has been in improved demands, and
prices rose az one time during the week as
high. We believe, az 45c. for middlng, but
closed about 45@45}fe The active demaud
for goods. however, has partially subsidized,
and we notice thst brown standard Sheet
ings are full &c. lower toward the close,
both in FIRST and second hands. The At
iautlC Il, p A, II and p II were delivered
yesterday At SIC; do. D S5-inch medium do.
al sac, while the Atlantic 7 and i 50
inch ino sheetings continues 20 bring see,
aud the Atlantic Z and p Z 23-iuch do SIC.
The heavy 3o-Inch Shifting from this mill
bring 80 BE-. Cor the G., and Sic for the Y
brand.
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We AL,
SANDS'ALE

NJ = ave % had a large stock 81 sanIst CtI-
cago CfeaEn snd STOCK aias. uhai -. 49,
He DO NOD clam the SOLE aGEgCV III ~ -
ret n s-- A-i
Also Bottled Ale o. the bast uauur.efura. w
lave $50 large stock Of suffers eubrf7as enI
AMY nrpcerfsi which wa are cnar|nr = laa
as-s g. g. WO1uACO.
i1lA f5 Uu.on street,
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Fer SmIthIand and Paducah,

TIE Regular Passenger = R -
Il ra,ksi -
ALICE -z1-z-Ez-aA
Wi lesFe Tor tire ahore ana II laieruiesiisie
ports THURSDAY, alth InsI-. s. ID M, from he
l1Ee- lnndine.
For freighi or passage spply on hoard or 60
WI. BOYD, AEsuL
sepll.ii Corner Broad End fro1i Streets.
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sOyD's hAGsIFsCEEr
Addition 70 Nashville.
AEu
Tee 0ockrih's p lao Tract.

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1900 1nHfasf. sashuI.Is. .r.....
d. 'l.'-.,s 'a-i. coy enc ae-a ii1d -arf ~
~ AarhD -a9EsT--ea- ~ &c., al,
q pr q gsrrpIete ia one Iar-. --...
~ te IT Hter itg1 nsa.a. sn.a1H..I.v -....
~ . liearll. ard faff ...-.a
r ..H a rlre .'na.r sir A-arta T...s... L. r..
ii i-aas F1d rsreasI. d. rst turned sr.H
ela so sid. .ars ill go. HI s.-..f. Gle
49, ed lla % FarlaUIaI.T a|aH.rI ...
49, -rae.leu. fr1d 20 -r.a.I-r- -trf .aa .Hr
-. Aa.ress lpA IS. BROS o.. les Wasl
fta-iail a.ifllI Gao l1lIit u srrll-lula
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Ihe nrdAl Chamber, an Essay Of Wsruink
and instruction for Young Men. Also, new and re-
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary snd
Sexual systems-Sent free, In sealed euyelopes.
Address, Dr.. J. sKILI4IN HOUGHTON. Howard
Assoo4e'ion' Fniaaeiphla, Pa sprls-lJ
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Eye AND EAR-As well as diseases of the
throat, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, blood,
etc, most successfully treated at the Nash
vile Medical and Surgical Institute, Church
street. a few doors below the Post Office,
E. S. Aborn, NJ. D., examining physician
and surgeon. augIO-tf,
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The Military Commission, of which Judge
Blaekmsn is Judge Advocate, has removed
its place Of sitting on High street, to the
large brick building east of Fort Negley,
where all Of the Courts Martial will hereaf-
ter convene.
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sep2I-Iw

Dr.. Leon Brockman is the only 0culist in
Nashville who guarantees cures in diseases
Of the eye and ear. He also extracts can
GERS IN from four to five days, without the
use Of the knife Infrmsry So Church
street. sept20-4t
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REIGN or ARr.-In the new and beautiful
Gallery: THE Great South Western, oppo-
site the Post-office. Mr. Hughes, late Of the
firm of Hughes Brothers, is making the
most beautiful pictures of the age. There
is popularity in these little gems which
can only beappreciated by comparison. Step
in and see him. sepl5-lw.
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There are at present in the military prison
a Nashville, 222 prisoners, the smallest
number confined for several months. We
learn from Gen. Parkhurst, that this insti-
tuition is to be turned over to the civil au-
thorities about the first Of the month.
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Officers who desire TO have their men mus
their Muster-Out Rolls, Pay Accounts,
Monthly, Quarterly and Final Return Of
Quartermaster's and Ordnance Stores, cor
reety and promptly made out at the Claim
Agency Office of Ingersoll and Rogers, 4O5l
Cherry street. up stairs. septlS If
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Dive ling House and Store for rent, and
Stock for sale. Also Household Furniture.
Apply to G. W. T. Adams, corner Of Cherry
and Mulberry streets. septl9-lwe
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Call and examine the large aud varied
st1ak of Dry Goods at VIM W. Berry &
Co.'S, 81 College street. They will be pleas
ed to exhibit them. Sept7-tf
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The ladies are invited to inspect the stock
Of Silks, Dress Goods. Trimmings and Fancy
Goods at VIM. W. Berry a Co.'S, 81 College
street. sept7-u
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FANNY B. PRTcE,
Messrs. JOHS HUeH SMITH, Wy. SHANE,
MAJOR LUDLOW, and others
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How ReDentaHt Rebels act.
Abgui me CelSFea Freedmen
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Hot Rolls, Rusk and Bunns every morn
ing at the Nashville Steam Bakery, 10
Summer street, near Union. sep5-n
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few neat designs, which viii sell at sc,
for fancies; Sc. for frooks, and SS}zc. fer
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-13
From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, December 11.-Arrived-
Costa Rica, Nesshannock, and Guiding Star,
from New York.
Cotton irregular and unsettled; 800 bales
sold at 41@i9c.
sugar declining: fair to good fair, l5s. a Ice.
Molasses declined Zoe.
Gold 1861.
Exchange firm; checks on New York nc
premium; sterling 1512S.
a quantity of superior liquors seized at
Breashear City, had been smuggled into that
place; also nearly 5000 sacks Of coffee, i'm
ported direct from Rio Janerio.
Generals Longstreet and Loring have arrived
here. The former thinks Of residing in this
city permanently.
Major General Gibbs, u. :. A., aud James
Rabb, noted financier in the city, and Gen.
Evans, are en- route for Texas.
Judge Regain arrived i'm this city from Gal
weston. en- route for home.
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Advertisements Inserted a longer time than three
aufhs iii - charged portona 10 the three months
c1fe-
feai notices 81 lines ard under 81 81; more than
sx Ines ani les than ten, 81 CO. Ten lines, 20
cents per lins "a n insertion
All Transient and c-Asioual Advertisement and Local
Notices must b. paid TO- in afvaaoe
Msfrisge notices. al Funeral rofic = 81.
No adFerfisensuts with cuts all b. taken.
a adverfsing IN The weekly sentinel gill be
hair the rates charged Ia the Daily Herald for week
longer time.
Advertisements discontinued before praton 81 con-
viii be charged for the inserel according 20
Tie above rates
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From New York.
Georgia Legislature-Stephe DC.
clines an Election tn the q. -. Sena &c
Georgia Congress.

NEW YORK. December 12.-The steamer
Herman Livingston, from savannah On the
9th. has arrived.
The Savannah Herald states that the Ge0r-
gia House Of Representatives. passed "A resolu-
ton of the United states prohibiting slavery,
and the Senate next day adopted the same
amendment.
{. j. jenkins, recently elected Governor of
Georgia. sent communication t. the Legisla-
ture on the Sth, declining the Inauguration at
present. The appointment OF the 18th January
for that purpose was suggested. The Lcgisla-
ture takes a recess till then.
Provisional Governor johnson has issued a
proclamation ON the 9TH declaring :. Cohen. 7.
Cook. III. Buchanan. T.. G.. Calaniss and W. p.
Waford elected TO Congress, and add-: 7 do
declare further that, ~ at present Gdvis q. no
certificates will be given Them Nothing j.
said in the proclamation about the election Of
Governor.
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i4TH INDIANA LEGISLATURE.


sEroaTsD 1os Tus asa.D ~ - An vi pr,rr..
Omissions and cHrtailIaeRfs n these Re
ports. for rant II space ia these coiHmHS. friU
BE- printed ia the Brerier Legislature Reports.
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TUESDAY,, December l., ls6j.
The PRESIDENT pro tenn. called the SEN
ate 10 order nj o'clock 4. n.
ON motion by Mr.. GIL FORD the reading Of
yesterdays journal was dispensed with.
Mr.. MOORE. from the select Committee to
which was referred a re- llutioB ii inquiry
concerning the fare on railrc reported a Ill
:. Ne. 80 for An Act regulating fare 10 be
charged by Railroad Companies In this state
for transportation ofpassengerS on their roads.
and providing a remedy for violation thereof.
The bill was passed 10 ule second reading.
Mr.. BEE>O\. from the Committee on
Finance, returned the joint resolution III. L..
Ne. II. Tor the relief oftscorse ". Archer: r.
commenting IL passage.
xxa- u.--s.tl L. In. ffsfr4I r...Iir,sr
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T. pab.hsd every Monday, at o. 90 per annum, in
advance
u no paper seni without the money. continued
longer time than paid for.
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ASTROLOGICAL.
ASTROLOGICAL.
a - u IL OIL O Or " 1.
Look Out. Good News for All.
232. YOUNG LEONIDAS. a32.
GREAT AND REAL PSYCHOLOGIST.

HIS sklII by THOUSANDS Ia been uied,
Yes, Thousands more he'll meet.
For IN AsfrOlogy all mortsls can eonhde.
With Prof LeOnidas. 232 North Illinois street
HE TELLS YOU THg EVENTS OF LIFE, AND
II can never be surpassed By any In This mystical
scece ofthe stars He u the Of the seventh
for generations and born sith veil oi hight
lie has been visited By the eminent men-Doctors,
Lawyers. Ministers, Principals OF the best Iheologch
Pubic Seminares Colleges, Academies aud sctool
lie shcE yo1 tie keness Of Jour future Vile aid H1f-
tsnd and understands he science Of Astrol0y a. The
East aus Pe-s..-s AMI Ar.bAns, from books and
cies const.utIy relied On by the Emperor Napoleon,
Qcses FiizsSeti sud D. Dee, and numerous others.
l,e ~ so-iL Il3ois street. Astrolszc cal c0nsulta
-or-ratles one dollar; Gentlemen, two dollars
noTf5 d2ra
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ARCHITECTS.
LOOMING, HENXING L Co.,

II AyDscAPE. GARDENING AND RURAL ARCH
IL fleets. Mara street. City Hospital Orders
LETT al Mueller Rs' Drug Store, No. is7 ksst wssh-
ington street, vfil te promptly attended 10.
decl dlot
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RENOvATORS.
Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment.

TUyHY UNITED STATES DYE HOUSE. no .sssoUIB
u Illinois street. in<ixnxpoiis, Indiana.
Al this old and wel-k-o-n establishment, the ladies
silks and voosz goods dyed In perm and
eeantfalroicrs and sezts garments renovs
ted aud repaired.
se- and second -hani clothing bought and Sold also
paticGlar branch the business nne
ng-bilA ftsble cloth. tear I'm any an Be
20 can not b visible to the naked ere
Rsnsmberthe place. No. IS South Illinois street
novf da JOSEPH HARRIa prsprseto.
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When quorum was determined by call OF
the House
Gu motion by Mr.. BU SkIRk. the House su--
pended the pending orders and took up the
consideration Of bills Of the House in the cal.
endar on the second reading.
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Envelopes, Diaries for 1866,
Letter Paper, Cap,
Note Paper, DENY and
Legal Cap, Medium Blanks.
Record Cap, Folio and Quarto,
Bill Cap, full bound and
Eng. Blot. Paper, half bound.
Eng. Blot. Pads, MemOrandums,
Arnold'S Inks, Pass Books,
French Cop. Inks. Bank Books.
David's Blue Ink. Paper Fasteners,
David's Black Ink, Paper Clips,
Pure Carmine Ink. Invoice Books,
Faber Pencils, Letter do,
Star Pencils. Scrap do,
Union Pencils. skeleton do.
Carpenters do, Portfolios.
Rubber Goods, Rulers, Rubber,
Steel Pens, Rulers, Weed,
Pen Holders. Office Tape,
Sealing Wax, Eyelet Sets and
Ink Stands, Eyelets.
Copying Presses. Spring Tapes.
Pen Racks, Sponge Cups.
p. D. Boxes, Check Caneelors.
Envelope Boxes. Erasers.
Letter openers. Pr0pell0rs,
Chess Boards, Dice,
Cray0ns, Slate Pencils,
States, Rhodes Mucilages
Rhodes Oil Boards, ETC., etc.
School Books of Every Kind
At the Lowest Prices.
Merchants, Insurance 0fces, County 0cices Railroad
Men, Bankers, and all Others IN q goods ~
line will do vel TO call and stock before
chssing elsewhere.
Orders 6y mall fIlsd promptly.
n0vl3 din.