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We rcspectfuliY announce e. eu our
friends and patrons that We hava ro-opsnsa
cur Zoe Cream Baloon Tor she aeason end
hope n reoeive TIE sane patronage taf
has been 10 literally bestowed on % every
season We have always on hand con.re-
tionary Of all kinds, aud cool soda water.
Crosm made 10 order l0r parties, etc.
Gavin a FraAE-I,
ie1-julis q North Cherry street.
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A We sFe about 30 aaEe Pea0e, all can
brink Wine and ne aervV

The pure old lmpor 81 Port. 6horrT, Mais-
"a, Cuuant and Claret Wines, Oid 0tard sad
Blackberry braRdJ, Champague, BitleFs,
-ehaPps, hQllasd Gin, and macy other
hqsors too aumsroua - mention, besides
easebles 81 4linolt oTsry description csn ba
ionnd at W. ". I9tten's drocsry houis, Eo-
=, College rirsst, Nsshviile, Tenn.
ruavIQ-tf
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Notes Of all the denominations named win be
promptly furnished upon receipts Of subscriptions
The Notes Of this Third Series Is precisely sirni-
lar in form and privileges % The seven-Thir'ies al
ready sold, except lhst the eovsmnent reserves
toitsef the option Of paying interest in geld cosn
At spsE cent, instead Of s-IOths in eurTel
Subscribers VIII dsdust the interest in currency -
10 July lssh, st the tiaswhsn they subscribe.
The dsllvery OF the nOtos Of this third series Of
the seEea-thirt es viii comneacs on the Ist Of June
and Will le made promptly and continuously After
that date. l-l
! Tbs Sigh change made IN the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES sFeots only the matter Of interest.
The payment in gold, II made, viii be equivalent
TO the currency interest or the higher rats.
The Ierura 70 specie payments, in the event Of
which only viii the option to pay interest in Gold
Be ayale'i o. would so reduce and equaliEe prices
that purchases made with SIX per cent in gold
would bsfully equal 20 those made with seven and
threo-tsnths per cent in currency. This is the
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Wanted $1,000 to $1,000

A N nastsnn dsuulsct1nog lrcoTp1rstcd Con.
"A pary desire o. e,aaisls The sale q iteif soeIa
l1oE rral inlloi .rsal IN Iennes zee. ny cfsr
tfarr crir an4 exc l-iFely 70 o1e rarty. uho VI
have their e1tre a0utrdi here ne artIci > in
rsuat 1ernsad. aid is ooTsrad bg pafert istelY
suad Nons guf eferref izslne-n 11sr 1-eed ap-
uir. For a lsfafsieN, address
3 g 81. c. SssbyaIs Pssionos.
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No LsDAs ToftEr cssrLsrs unisss here.
Be the Fragrant 8 s1douts uuto ths breath
sseet oeors it imPsrfs, ne erus e ruby
rsdSess sooa assamsss The taath saioEIy a.
val aisb.atsr tat. aad seems IS pearls sss
in corsi vssa
Sod Syaii Druggists and Psriansr
myse TT o.
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Gold is falling, - "a lie Proe q Phosc-
ErhRhs at he Gallery Of ths Cumbarland.
Card Pseturss nov only s. per doroa.
aPFil--sf A. g. Agoasz. s. Codaz ~
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A PHysIouoGIcAL ylEw OF NARa7aaFs-
~ ocns1uiug 1earlY so pages, aud l-5 fua
Ian tr'rlae u a arlsl 81 aesiIh aEl iiacaas r- /,
alre1lisa a. Hariy kgrcrr, lt Lru rrstia Conee
4ce1faa anC1 t1a Mind ard Ec1F. arfr ia-r
tlthor'e iian cf lreallLt1t- tce c1lF tacuuai asr
'liscessIai utcce ul cusc. - shown cr fia rlpurr
y caees iressat truthful a1sIseT ID ae9 u1ar-
81, snd tntss, ccnlerl pl-e14 naarrs-e. E1c Co.
tarlall co1nfl OF lteir etrslczl ccllle1n. eant
ifee 81 poIc1Ee - any aacrsss on recop 81 cf ls
-. IA CtotA4 30. 81 4aia1n Lane. Albany. r n.
he allhnr nay Do co1s ltd upon 1rT AZ -
0sessss v9cn rhieh h's -ecE Greats si.he- r1-sls-
t1e W1rii. uafrAfr
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MGEKErs.

NV Y1ax. Juns s.--Cot.oa dGii a. t2143..
Fioar igsl5e losei 80 lssc p rzua ste
g. ~ o..
RHO Wheat firm, 81 sc.
Corn drr1. s1.lt-a
O1fs frlI, = q G1r EeFter1-
70 s teais So a5.f1f AeE mesa-
i "a lrm. lt.3is3s-.
Wn say 1lifc wur-
fet-o.easn. .ssf.F crude; So9sI for rsansd a5ad.
snf free
5tocEs beitsr.
cuscrzS1rl. June s,--Fsour daH.
u a-a Gl 4.
o e siN,sss.
Zee satss
Car1 3 tlFc.
" rek5 dua. ac sz'es.
ass8 ? ~ 7s5St.
buiz 1ssts ii5t9l.si s5oulds-1 ilcs eleaf uidss
| isc.
Br1 s17l.
L-rd "a 8. Z salta
0rcceresg & l-G
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IHH AsyAMINAIION!

4 y a'curale sad concise ar~ount q tta rlat
~ ir m IT, earliest inceluou. iaeiIs1 81 ths
earlier stienlpts on NJ L.ncoius ie the eri.isu,s
iase1 nF the C1li-t VI ertii. conc-sioasof dlrrnlf
snd others aud descuptiYe skeichss 81 tho princi-
pal characters.
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Shirts at N. York Prices
RH. THOMPs MS shi. penot
aprs5-d 6 Chsrry a. near Uriou.

Pearl Miniatures, in on. or Water coIcrs
Get The genuine at TIE Gallery Of The Cum.
beriend. aprll-Q
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Jusf EscEfvED.-8ack iur, in bags ara
hall bags fsmily iari 100 6aiei raes-
horse hayi 800 hegs boltsd meal, e 1s sugar-
curtd hams, tabsgs brsn. aad fl.l snp--
ply u fasniiy 6E series jasf recsiVsd.
myif-3H Fanaffa = ca
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Beautiful Pisiarss of Babies takan 10
thrso seconds by Mr. Fsrdinand. the grest
Baby Tsnsr, a. ne Gallery q ths cumbor-
and- aprl1-tE
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BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS,

These pens bear my trade marx, " Q. P. BARsus
ELTRA L0u-, Kr.," ior which haye secured TIE
n0ps-Tighi, and are warranted equal 10 frenoss Of
mater a and EoT ilanshp 70 the best ERstern man
ulsctufe, and are beteFsd 70 b superior 70 ali
others 10 durability and other substantial qualities
Whicn combine % m4ks really serViceabls pen.
sent hy NAL OF express on receipt Of prioe snd
rslfa eaorge5 ~ by mail 81 ny Tisk when 90 cent?
e adced f7r TeHstry.l Wnte your name and 3D.
dress piain y.
Postage on single pen 1res cents pen with any
csse on holder snd box, sr celts. Old pens 70
paired for hiiy cenls land sta8pl each. Circulars
seut FEzl. Address
q. P. BARNES,
Gold Pen Manufactures,
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$500 Reward

NETTLL b usid fsr fhs arrsst. ernviedcu I'D -
w covs-y * uoneT stoisn ON M qfsce Junes
~ ne t5yFs rsEaId 80 3. a 4 g ~ .tee m
fs.s 80 = = aEDWtI.
t--s,se-l-. = - rs sir-et.
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Two sales
or
Government Horses.

L 3 IL szposs st PasIie tue isa o. FRiitf.
Il Ny ~ Ens als3 o. FkipsF, naT 'et1, ~ ~
= c3lrf n i'll c Cca1em1ad 3opsrrrac1t
H3rses. a l,e csTsiry Dep z 8 1cKstelf, Tenl.
=. x. rAiId, Capt Hea a. q a.
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Maslrille 9aaiua.
W. CAMERON : CO., Pgbll.hsrs,
THURSDAY. JUNE S, 1865.
Public Meeting in Dickson County.

IuDAiC Moctlhs IN DickSOn tOuhty.
A meeting Of the citizens and paroll-
ed soldiers of Dickson county Tenn,
was held st Hutton Chapel, Saturday,
June 3rd, 1866. R. L.V. schmitton
was called to the chair, and the meet
ing was opened by the Chairman read
ing suggestion of several prominent
members of the Tennessee Legislature,
addressed to parolled soldiers and citi
zens after which Parson Hutton adj
dressed the meeting in a few brief re-
marks relative to the object Of the
mee.ing, and committee of the follow
ing persons was appointed to draft res.
olutions, viz: s
A. ?. Nicls, J. H. Cullum, John Nc
Bechnis, n. n. Hell, and Charles S.
Jones.
Resolved, That we will aid and assist
in restoring civil law and order under
the amended Constitution of the State
of Tennessee.
Resolved, That we truly sympsthise
and regret the assassination of Presi-
dent Lincoln.
Resolved, That we viii heartily COS
operste with cur present President
Andrew johnson, in restoring law and
order to our distracted country.
Resolved, That we heartily indorse
our legislature in the act in regard to
bushwhackers. horse-thievss, dc, and
would cheerfully recommend that 10y
al citizens may be permitted 70 bear
arms in selEdefense. tFfH ~
Resolved, That we recommend our
legislature TO pass an act for the bene-
mt OF debtors, BY an extension Of the
stay Law or otherwise.
Resolved, That We heartily approve
and indorse the energetic course of
Gov VIM. g. BroWnloW in the discharge
Of his Official duties TEZM
Resolved, That the chsirmsn Of this
committee forward copy Of these res
olutions to the Nashville Union for
publication.
Compliase--J, Il. Cullum, Chairman,
A p Nicks, Jno M Kechnie, n. NJ.
Hall, Charles S Jones. fsfEs
R. L. V. SoHMfrToS, Chairman.
J. Il. Cullum, Secretary.
We the undersigned citizens and pa
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MORTON, CRAIG eco,
MERCHANTS


rrTE have formed partnarship under tbe shove
~ name ard style, for the purpose o. doing r
General Commission Reoeiyipr. and Forwarding
Businesa, snd ber leave 10 enT,l,f-. 20 our nsnds
snd the trade generally, 70 manufacturers srd pro-
cucor1, fhaf We ar Prepares 70 rz1u1Fe and give
our prompt attsnhon 10 corai ~ur9orfa and 20 the
inteFests of thoae Eho Ersy Yor ns With their hJh
mess. e f.'.-.t "
We aiao propose-and have nrrsneements 70
make q q special an permanent ;eazlre cf our bu
siness-io purchase goods on orders for merchants
snd others doing Business IN TIE soi.th and West
in he Federsi inee) which c5,unot f.if IA prove
source ~ conYenence nnd proht b thoee svsiiilia
the usaTes q otr SERVICES. We the-af,re solieii
orders win entire coincidence TIA; sstsfscsion win
P4orapt asiesses sises slso % feoslvinr snd sor.
wArding goods.
Deem.ne It uuuecsssary 20 usa ths ens-pos ei
fro-,inant t-euis IN alrost efesf cfg OF te Union
We refer esth pride asd coradelee Is our lsie ofs
cisi positions, and 10 those VITO have known D.
longest and Sest, n our native session Tor TIE
pronlriuess and fdeity uith ehlch We may - ca
nactea % discharge our duty 10 al who NAV in
iIliat t1eir fusiness Eno iniereets IN our cEra.
Fle r.erzcllsilir invite a leunesseane sd n1erda
nom othsr sections of the country visiting ts city,
ior their orvensnce - 6sse teir letters addressed
10 our care and % raake our once their besdquar
t1ra duFina thair sizy IN ne city.
Ofhcers sud soldiers haFing Trade feEu,its fos
Tannesaee, can Be ferlated ln theiE hasiness ~.
rznrenonis by ealing ~ oar oitce.
JANIS MORTON.
JOHN J. CRAIG,
uisrie-Su JAMEs & MoRf0N.
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Ihs esss Zee iol lsis 81 toe Ecs Dsoot ~
cisrk 4 Grtgsry. s8 Bs0ad sgrsss
irnae IN
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BuIIding Lots for Sale.

4 HAVE : o. " los. fuurssdistsiy beyuzd the
1 N0rtscuisursl Genden, veil Eatuated for hg3d-
'ar ptssp0sfs, graich vi sell On s0eS ternas-
sh7s-u 1OGN HUGE SMITH
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NOliOe.

A IL persous hnvng eses cams beiore tha
~ Eosrd a Clsims Inst tuted der specs
fico urcer NJ. 6s. Of hsrch 18th. - ;, sne Sp--
cisi Order 10. zsa. Oct. -, lsei, Al hsVs cerit
zies same tog sther pifR amounts Of ssafe :,
~ spplying 70 VILLAIN Dnver, keco der " ssia
n ~ ~ os.lurs 81 ct RID 81 fhs C5rzTss1te-
4 tlis DTpsrtsssat 70 iss-e sh Cs- a51tss" hr y.
Eli eaa 9. the eoiisetlor of.ssd ans u ~
quired. 0fire sl Ai.ea . Csry'ss corner u .CedsT
Htres. and aq1Are. up stafs.
5unss -iin eNIL11fa pEIyRk. Rscordsr.
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For SIC.

ONEof ne anest a1d besi salop1s "a tee elig
j "a CoIiegs rfrsst NJ D q - too.s t.ios
Cfrfr h m & sol4 cheap flr css- u = ei7o caa
fse lsns f.r taulls Tfs br.t % : tsAat NJ -cr
a. ths DrauTstir nag urcai p1siae4a e. ing p ~
ieuaoE nerth- lal~--ts
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.

Plsin Elsgy, with AIhaia eass............. $50 90
I" Sterling Silver cass......... 50 90
ful geWeleds "-...-...-. a 90
Plain Bartlett, 4" $500. 4s b
Fan 4eWeisd, ".-.......... IS
" =" chonom'r bal. s...-..... IS 50
sssscs, IN q. sssTi6s Silver , esse.... so.- IS 90
same, but WITH Expansion bailsnee, In oE.
bteFng SILVER 70 %
same, but with Expansion balance, sccurais-
ly adjusted b hest and cold, IN oz. SteT-
ling Silver es 90
IIs ahoTe r Tor two ounce cases- kim foT three
ounce czses, -; four ouacs, SO. WI be sens
tree By ns or express on receipt Of price. Pen sn0
Watch circnlsr sent f7ee. Address
q P. BARNE8
Dealer II Gold Pens and American Watches,
SO ksin-strsst. Cor. Bixth. LousEFills, zY.
aprT-Hy
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u. s. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS,

These bonds are now worth q handsome pre-
MUM, and are exempt, as are al Government
BOnos, from StaS. cousty eni .Nurisipol tarasior,
s5leh Odds toH, one q thres Pc cent Per ennlzs TO
sbr pois, s-oording to The rate levied upon other
properly. The interest is payable semi-snnuslly
BY coupons attached 70 each note, which may be
cut Of and sold 70 any rank or banker.
The Interest at 50 per cent. amOuass 70
One cent per daT On-s $50 note.
Twoee e1OO
Ten 500
80 1000
81 5000
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United states
E-3O Loan.

These nOtes are issued under date OF July Is
1885 and are payable three yeArs from thss date in
currency, or sTs couger;ible Al The option Of shs
holder MO
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.J.H. WINSLOW & co.
ESTABLISHED lss0)
100 600 Watches, Chains. Geld Pencils, kc.,
&e., &C,
WORTH s5OO.OOOu
To b sold az One Dollar each. without regard 70
Value.
And rot % 3 pad M bi 20 o's rhat ~ ars = ~;
sFr.1EDD uHsr or ARrIcLEs
An q be sold f0r one Dollar Eaeh-

fo0 Cola hunting cassd Watnhes-----.-sil5 each
100 Gold Naieh.'s ;,.--.----T- -------- ~ -
20 LADIES' GOid Watchss-.-----......-.-. 81 - ,
100 fsrfas' aad GeHrs ailver Wstchea.. n 81 ,
800 Vest Neck and Guard Chanss5 10 10 sech
500 Chahslains CHAINS and Neck
5000 oSsi ssd Chs.sd 5soia sTsos-
lfti...-.-..------..--- .s.s--.- - ~ aeon
800 Gois aud Jss Esvoiving
,oo a5.S, s5s25s; 8 :. :, - ssss. . . :::s :::::ss
30 s. Ss.s:. van; Z .5.. :::s ::s
900 Ss5s ssa Jss,s- jst,.,........ ., % % ..sh
5000 Isd.ss' seIt BueJes snd
s0o0 Lahes' and Gents Gold Peu-
5000 soiislirs sleeve BGtso5s. W
40 5s.s s:s ( & saSIs:5 vary si7. 3, % g ::s ::sS
600 Watch EeyH, Fob snd lebhoa
iif8aE --.-..--..-.-....---.---.-- - 70 2 e.cn
300 Gents Masonic Pins and
800 Gents sohtsirs a1d Cluster
Pins....--...-.--..--...-.--.. .--...s---- - ~ eafl
900 Sold Iooth and Ear ficizs--. 3 10 each
e0oO Piain, Chased add stous 40
Fiul4 .-.-.. .-a....-.-.s.s-s.-.-. % Na-l
500 m II oaiiiornia b amond
Rings..---.--..----.,--------..---- - e.ch
'ss..- - -; .- % Io saah
loOe0 Gold Pens, tllYor Mount.d
Holders. -........-...--. 20 aaaa
1000 Cold Pens, siiFer Extensioa
Cases. sne Feacils.--.-------.--- % each
Auof tha above Tee q Good vii BE- sod 81 one
5elisr esrh Oerkneaiss Of al TIE yaiocs aFtciee,
-tsfss gfaf ealh one can have. are 6fsi np u sn-
yeiopes, seaisd up. and raixsd. and Faen ofdered,
ara tsken ouf without regard p cncics 20 sens y
Tra1 thaa qiqinz air cnancd. Oh receipt o. ~
C--iiaoefs sou III 80 Hhat you can have, ezd
fhen & . your opt0u v send one dollar and iase
the aftioie o. not
b, N trrsnsacfiOns hy NAL wo shall charge 81
forTarfnz the Cert.fcate Or p4Yiuf pcstaae, 40
leios, the r11ainese u cents Zach. vi. muet >
s--.s.f s4hau the Ceralcie D sos tor fiFe Ger
ffea.as VII b. seEf for 81, clever ~ - thirfy q
| - asrfs ave for $40 and = hundred icr Us.
k3ENrF5-ihasc sc1uE - tgeuts WI = alosec
ss1 cents 0u ever Gcruaczfa 0rdsrel o5 -lerl
l sronded their reru'ttacccs eucu1i = one d1ilar
| kyeurr vii eoiort 3 cents for esery Care Aeefs
a-s remit l5 cslls b ", elhes p ezah - po4aEl
starnps. Great cauaon ahoqld - fsei y oar cor
/ respoudsnts u regard = EviaE trcr correci -
I fre',e town coiiufy and sist- Address
J. n. WiaSbOW 3 %.
I rpris-3r - broadsa7. Nea FORK
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Store Room for Rent.
Proposals for Fresh Beef.

nyHE uagnidcent stand 90 Cedar strnst No.
under Che Commercial Ielel. Apply %
n.arsn L. lDl y MATT ARlMN q 90.
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IfCHi IFCHll TNHist
/. Scratch q aerateh N

DLANK'S rrCH. CERATE WI crra tha ft-r b
ID tn.siy-six hecrs; aiso cares H,alf-Head OIf
Sorass snd "a Erupuans e. o. szini c1ndsas -
ulerrlIry. frce. 20 ceuEs pr hoE. eenl 81 r-r .r
Express AZ 81 per dosan. ACTRESS ~. Hisnl 5 10.
bEaovrLL.E 4 CO.
apfi3-Sms hastTild. nanr
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NO. 81.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
For SIC

FF1dE uonuocicuf Srcz Hou1e ard rsca1t ~ %
u tne noftb-uzsiern cornel 81 H.1s ana Ceisf
btroet. kcf r1rl,cllsrF EnciF G.
H. - NcEWtf, "a ls spr1ca st. a.
ED. :, fh0tlf,'c 'cS, 81 ur-o1 3L
arr I'D. srtf.
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Suffers Atte ntion.

A SMALL sto1f o. satisr's 0ooas f,r saie g.
"A Clne unsa erScss. oSl Es Ezchaazs hs-rsc<s
Iaa4t Janst-3t'
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Shirts atm. York Prices

r I 4 fAo45s5ss 2 -, - 2. ~ - g..
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-13

Us. CIRCUIT CoCRT-CNL DOcKET-BE-
PORE JUDGES DAVIS AND MCDONALD
Wright. Il al. y. Murphy Ct al; verdict
for defendant. Porter and Retehum for plain
til; Hendricks and Mellet for defendant.
L. :. CIRCUIT COURT CRIMINAL DOCKET
United states ~ George W. Williams Ct al;
charge. robbing the mail; 10 be continued 20
day. John Hannah for United States; Ray 4
Gordon and Porter. Harrison & Fishbsek for
defendants.
CIRCUIT COURT CRIMINAL DocKET BIZ
PORE JUDGE COBURS.-State -. John Bowe,
Jame- Berk and Henry Hamilton; charge, pro-
fes~ioBal gambling: still pending. feathers
for the state: Colley for defendants.
state -. Dietrich Vessels, soldier 9th Han.
cock Corps, charged with stealing Govern
ment horse; still pending feathers for the
State; Colley for defendant.
Several persons charged with violating the
liquor law plead guilty, and were fined =
and costs.
COMMON PLEAS COCRT-CIyIL DOCKET
BEFORE JUDGE BLAIR.-McCord q al. "
Bond; still pending NJ VI. Ray and J. W
Ray for PLAINTIFF; Porter. Harrison & Fish
brck for defendant.
Mary +. Taylor -. Abijah Taylor: suit for
divorce; petition granted. Porter, Harrison
4 Fishback and G.. Brown for plaintiff, and
Bufkin and Hamlin for defendant.
Hyland vs. Carlisle; application for a new
trial overruled. y. u. Taylor and VI. NJ. Ray
for Plaintiff; Barbour and Jackson for defend
ant.
With this case closed the September term OF
the Common Pleas Court.
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Neu .rhinr.n,,r en,e,

New Ghing.-Our enicrpri~Ing fflead
Joseph OConnor. well known 10 our citizens
~ >ole agent for SANDS celebrated Chicago
Ales. has bcen appointed agent in this state for
the sale 81 the Rcd jacket stomach Bitters-
0Connor has a sort Of knack for acquiring
agencies for good things. and about the best are
these bitter. They are FAR more pleasantly
favored than the oil Plantation Bitters, and
while tonic and stimulating. are hardly OF At
all intoxicating. This greatly eommends them
90 invali'is with impaired digestion, and for
family Use, where, II course. IL is the desire %
avoid all mischicvous beverages
All who have tasted these Bitters have un-
qualihedly commended them as the best they
have tasted, and in the one important quality
OF stimulating the stomach without infoxicat-
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 liquor used is the best
that can be obtained, and we can instance no
better illustration 81 their virtue a. Bitters
than the fact that no taste 81 whisky l. dis
covcrable
Mr.. OConnorkeeps always a full stock, and
though they are selling with unprecedented
rapidity, his facilities are such that he can al
ways supply ali demands.
Families or individuals furnished by the
ease or bottle on ORDER and II is for sale at all
the usual places Of business. Agency 81 South
Illinois street, indianapolis, Indiana. 1873
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-13

METROPOLITAN THEAIER.-Miss Blanche
De Bar has appeared during the last week in
series Of first class comedies with a change Of
programme each night. That the lady has
been successful in her efforts TO please is appa-
rent from the nightly increasing audiences.
They increased In a regular ascending scale
until Saturday night when the climax seems
to have been reached in the capacity Of the
house. No better house has assembled nj the
theater this season, and the Hidden Hand has
rarely been better produced at any theatre.
Miss De Bars version is the best We have seen.
The story presents many difficulties in the way
Of a successful dramatization. Some OF the
characters necessarily have 10 be abridged, and
that version which preserves the plot of the
story most consistently Is the best. One YER
lion Is nothing but "Wool." another nothing
but ..Capitola," according 10 the part assumed
bv the star. We like Miss De Bars version
best because the plot is best preserved in H.
Her ..Capitola'' was very good and careful
piece of acting. She was well and ably sus-
tanned by the entire company. Mr.. Nights
cold Hurricane" was a very faithful and life
like personation Of the cholerie and crOchety
old Major warfield. Mr.. Lord deserves espe-
clal credit for his painstaking and word perfect
presentations. No member Of the company Is
more perfect than he il in memOrizing his parts.
We never Vet saw wait or fdpsus memorial
on the part Of Mr. Lord Mr.. Whites Wool"
was Characteristic and therefore excellent. Mr..
Bonham in his song Of kathleen" assisted by
MIR. Stoner with guitar accompaniment gained
the fisttering compliment Of an encore between
each stanza, as did also Mr.. stoner in the song
Of Babylon is Fallen" assisted 10y Mr.. Bon
ham with guitar accompaniment. Mr.. Rivers
As "Black Donald" was good-he generally Is.
We have come 10 regard Mr.. Ryder as merit
orious member Of the company. and his acting
saturday night but served to confirm our good
opinion Of him. Space does not admit Of spe-
cial mention Il the remaining members Of the
company. Tonight Miss De Bar appears in a
new play arranged expressly for her, called
LINDA, the savoyard," with new and original
music, scenery aud appointments. Go and see
Miss De Bar In Linda, the savoyard."
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-13

u Tennessee street is improving, as we'll as
other streets. number Of new residences
have been built the present season, and others
a-e In process Of erection. II always seemed 10
us that the property known as the Z" Blake
orchard" should be improved, by the erection
# nice residences thereon, rs there is no more
beautiful location in the city. II is divided
into quite number OF lots, of suitable size for
building purposes. and we may expect TO see
he apple trees disappear, and handsome resi-
lences rise in their stead all Of which we infer
rom Colonel Blake's notice of an auction sale
fthese lots In another column.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-13

u The soundings Of White river, just made
under the superintendent of the owners and
officers OF the steamer Governor Morton, re-
veals the fact that there Is from three TO ten
feet water In the channel between Graveyard
Bend and Waverly. There are only two OBJ
structions in the entire distance Of forty -fve
miles, which, nj a small expense. can be re-
moved.
The Morton is being rapidly put in order for
regular trips 10 Waverly. In about ten days
IT two weeks she will resume the regular ser.
ice 10 Waverly out and home"