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The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-18

The Lots on Mississippi street, Of the
Blake Orchard, that were not sold at Auction,
and three lots on Tennessee, between Walnut
and North, will be for sale for a few days. at
National Land Agency. Terms and credit
liberal. IT,
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GOV. BRowNLOw's STAFF.--It was recently
stated i'm the Tennessee Senate that Gov.
Brownlow sported a military staff of Brga-
over 900 per annum, nearly all Of whom
belong TO the Governors own family. In adj
dition TO this. a call has recently been made for
an appropriation for clerks to aid the staff in
discharge of their duties. There Is no half
way work about Brownlow's loyalty. He has
the gift of thrift which follows fawning" as
fully developed as quartermaster, a member
of the Freedmen's Bureau, or special Treas
ury agent.-ROchester Union.
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TAn exchange very seriously gives this
advice: Never buy goods Of those who don't
advertise. They sell 30 little that they have to
sell DEAR
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TThe streets are very dusty. Either rain
or the strcet-sprinkler i needed.
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ASTROLOGICAL.
ASTROLOGICAL.
n - Il TX OIL O q " Z.
Look Out. Good News for All.
ass. YOUNG LEONIDAs, asa.
GREAT AND REAL PSYCHOLOGIST.
His stiil By thousands has been tried,
Yes. thoussnds more bell meet.

His skiii BY Thousands has been tried,
Yes, thoassnds more bell meet.
For IN Astreiegy all mortais can eonsts,
with Prof Lsonids<. IA NORTH Illinois street.
ME TELLS you THE EVENTS or LIfk. AND
Ill can never be surpassed BY any In this mystical
rl-ree N The stars lie % seventh
son Cor seven generseus and born with veil ~ light
lie has been visited BY the most eminent menDoctor
Lawyers. Ministers. Principals OF the bes, Theological
and pubie seninares College, Ac.demies and scsool
sho~. goa keness Of your future lie aud Hns
band and understands the science Of Astroiou - TIE
Egytans Persans and Arabians. from books ant ora
cles constantly relied BY the knp<rcr Nspoison,
Queen Ell1sbeth and DR.. Dee. and numsroas oth~rs-
once g3s North Illinois street Astrological oonsnts-
tion-IAdiss. one dollar Geusisw<n. too dollars.
novlg am
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Ysome men 90 10 law to secure justice;
some because they don't want to do justice,
and some 20 crafty malice.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-18

The 12th Indiana cavalry, six hundred
strong, arrived last night Inc i"'h VIII ar
rive In n few days.
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PERsoSAI.-Among the arrivals in the city,
yesterday, we notice the following:
sherman House-Hon. Ii. W. Cheesman. Of
California; Hon. George W. Julian, Centre
vile.
Spencer House-Uon. VIM. T.. Niblack, Of
Vinecnnes.
Oriental House-Hon. j. Il. New, Of Vernon.
Commercial Hotel-Colonel J. III. Heath and
Hon. L. Il. McCarty, Of Noblesyille.
The following arrived in the city yesterday:
r. III. smith, President Of Madison Railroad
Company; Robert Breckenridge, Fort Wayne.
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Anausemaents.

METROPOLITAN THEATRE.-Miss Blanche
DeBar took her farewell benefit last night
which proved a perfect ovation. Every part
Of the house was crowded. The dress circle
and Parquette presented a fine appearance,
being filled by one af the most respectable au-
diences that has assembled there this season.
The pieces chosen for the occasion were the
beautiful domestic drama "The Factory Girl"
and Tobin's elegant comedy of "The Honey
noon," Miss DeBar appearing 10 great advan-
tage in both pieces. During the evening she
introduced two songs, which she executed adj
mirably.
Miss DeBars engagement in this city has
been decided success. She came here per-
feet stranger. unheralded by the of indus
trious advertising, and unaided by the potent
influence of prestige. She has proved an in
creasing attraction every night of her engage
ment, winning the hearts of her auditors by
her natural and pleasing style of acting, and
by the admirable taste she has displayed in her
well selected and elegant costumes.
Miss DeBar goes hence TO fill an engage
ment at the Pittsburg Opera House. We be-
speak for her, from the inhabitants Of the
Smoky City," a good patronage, for she de-
serves it, and introduce her to the inhabitants
Of Pittsburg as one Of the best representatives
Of elegant Legitimate comedy now on the stage.
In the name of our citizens we welcome Miss
DeBar. whenever her interests lead her this
way, and promise her cordial welcome. To-
| night she appears for the last time, as Nell
Gwynne, in the historical drama Of that name.
The after-piece will be the favorite drama of
the Golden Farmer. This is an attractive bill.
and insures crowded house.
MASONIC HALL. - IIeller's Entertainment,
commencing on the 2lst inst, should be kept
i'm mind
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rgLosnse to sell liquor was issued to John
Wagner yesterday.
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TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
Western Union Telegraph Com.
pamy.

ofioe In Blsckfori's Hio<k, corner Meridian and
wsshington Streets enirsncs &c Meridian street
John y wsiisck. Division suysrufsEdenis Charles &
Whitney. Manager. X C. Duncan. ceisf OPsrster
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~ Under the head of Reconstruction"
the Fort Smith Ark Ne,c Era remarks that
the officers and soldiers who lately were zeal
ously killing, are now with equal zeal marry
ing. The Netc Era adds contentedly: ''Ths
is as it should be; and we say TO all, go and do
likewise"
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Mayors CoUET.-we obtain the following
from The Mayors docket q Yesterday:
PKoSTTrrTIoN.-Jenaie Grecnoak. -arah
Wilson, Nancy iIieks. Mary Watkins. Julia
Ray and Francis smith, wandering prostitu-
tute-. were fined s. and cost. in default Of
which they went 10 jail. \ soldier, Tor asso-
ciating with the same, wa- fined ~ and cost.
not having that amount about his person. he
went to Jail.
ISTOxIcATIoN.-C. +. siieker. W. Rust. NJ
Terry, John Grace aud r. Mcclure, for being
drunk. We're fined - and costs each. in de-
fault Il which they went to JAIL
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indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail.
road.
Columbus and indianapolis Cen.
fr.aI n n iIroud
Terra llaufe and Indiana polls
pns
.Jener~onyiIIe Railroad.


Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
OSTIcEEs-D Ricketts,, President: Horac. scott, su-
perintendeni; James Ferrier General Tcket Agent;
Thomas cMse, General Freight Agent, Jenersonville
Thomas Carse, General Agent, Indianapolis.
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To AdveFttseFs'

I'm Huxrp d so- sos Il he isfss's hs- P-P<" peo
HID = r,s..p. an h.. ereulsiion not surpassed y
any ether paper n the State u therefore ensr' sd
x.u..r.. -hseb th.y rfn net End sise-Asre
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szThe hotels Of the city are crowded with
guests.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR PoCKET-BooK.-A
celebrated pickpocket, who was lately sent TO
the State Prison for misdeeds, being noted for
his marvellous adroitness in pocket-lfting, was
requested to reveal the secret of his succe a..
when the following. among other disclosures,
were made. We publish them as likely to be
useful TO those who are willing to take the
hint:
u never" said the pickpocket. 4" attempt to
pick the pocket of an old resident Of the city.
but uniformly strangers and countryman."
But, on being asked how he distinguished
them, replied, "very easily" and gave the fol-
lowing list of persons who Were regular vie
Tins of the craft
persons in an omnibus who take out their
pocket books after the stage stops. are sure 10
by countrymen. Those who stop TO converse
on the sidewalks or thoroughfares. or take out
pocket books at the box or pit Offices in the
theatres or steamboat offices. All those who
stop to gaze at shop windows. or count money.
or show pocket books in the street. or call i'm
the Funk auction rooms. All these" he said.
care our common victims. II i find man
eating oysters or fruit, or carrying open
knife i'm the street, in nine times out Of ten he
is green, and we victimize him. Persons who
stand up in theatre, or stand on the cross
walks, are generally country folks, and
make sure Of them"
The shrewdness of these observations of the
pickpocket must be obvious to all city people.
and accounts for the remarkable fact that the
city residents seldom suffer by the operations
Of these light fingered gentry.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-18

We are Informed that the Sinnissippi
Insurance Company, Of this city, has issued
about 5000 Policies and Insured Property
amounting to 5000, 600 in this State alone, and
has an accumulated capital of near six Humid
red Thousand (GOO,ooo) dollars. II pays losses
promptly, and we advise those having prop
erfY TO insure to insure in the Sinissinni Let
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Iuamlin ~ Ra>chig have removed their
office to Exchange Building. 2llk North illi-
nois street, opposite Bates House. nov1s-2m
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining a cheap
and comfortable Boarding House will do well
TO call at 32S West Washington street. where
they will be furnished with everything good
and substantial, by lady well experienced in
the business.
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Lafayette and indianapolis Rail-
road.

Three Passenger Trains leave dienapolis daily.
oYTicEEs-william =. Res Lolls President ard SUPER
intendent lafayette; Henry Parnlee General Agent,
indianapolis.
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sh'' Gaiters. lined with Flannel. u Ircdcli &
Cos, No. - North Illinois street. 49,
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
FTyHE Undersigned has just opened an entire new
i stock Of
Toys, Fancy Goods and Notions.

Among the nearly endless variety Of goods will be
found French China VASES, CoiIees, Mugs, Toy TEA
Sat-, Sugar Stands, smoking Sets, Colegnes, Holy
Water Founfs, Night Lamps, Match Paper, PARlAN
VASES, Temperance Tumblers ALBUMS, SrzREo-
SC Pas, Sere0scep Pictures. Magic lanterns Ladies'
and Gems DIES SING CASKS, NECESSAKlkS, Work
Boxes, Writing Desks, PORT MON sIES, Pocket Book
Wallets, PORftOIIJs, School Bags. satchels, MO-
RIO Co TRAVELLING BAG Mechanical Toys, Danci NC
Negroes, MASKS of every description LEk1HkR
HORSES, bier Toys Dolls. Doll Heads Doll Btdies
CRYING BABIES. Dressed Dolls, Eubsoide ies; Trans
pTrenJ States, Dbl Che DLES, COoking Stoves Blu
reaus, spco stands Paint Boxes, Cross Bows Building
BocSs Drums Guns, Tool Chests, feen Hundred Pair
dies TRAVELLING BASKETS, latest styles; CHILD ;
CHAIRS, Knife and Fork; Wall Nursing no k; Gard,
Office, Ticket and Market BASKETS. Table Mats,
wOnK SfANDS, CHILD'S CABS, Gigs, Toy Carts,
HOBBY HORSES, Doll Cabs, SLEIGH>, veocIede-.
SPRING HORSES, BIRD CAGES, Hanging FLOWER
BASKEfe; kershaum. Rubber Bri-r, Patent Tube,
China and Turkish SMOKE PIPES; Cigar Holder, e.
GAR CASES, SNUFF Baxes, PERfUMERY, POCKET
CUTLERY, Scissors, Raz0rs, CAkTRlUGE PISTOLS.
Game bags, Powder Fasks, shot Pouches, Pocket
Flask, stereoscopc Tumblers, VlOLINs, German and
French ACC JhDkOSS, Melodeons, MUSIC BONES,
Hayn Flies, Violin ard 6nitar strings Violin Bows,
liking CANES with Solid and Plated Gold aud
Silver Heads, Loaded; Sword and Gun Canes Malacca,
- halebOne, tbony, Rubber. bamboo, og~ood and
Hickory CANES; FIREARMS, TORPEDOEs, FIRE
WORKS OF every descr itOn, and Thousands Of other
articles too numerous to mention.
The patronage of the public Is respectfully solicited.
CHARLES MAYER.
n
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-18

IresieIl n Co.. No. - North Illinois
street, have the finest and best assortment Of
Boots and Shoes in the city. 1916
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Ladies. and Wis.,. ~l..,

best terms. and want the largest stoek in the
West to select from. call AZ Baker & McIyers.
l3-3
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Company, Robert Brecklnrldgc, r orr W alnc.
GEORGE W. JULIaS.-This gentleman deliv-
cred his addressed in the Hall Of the House Of
Representatives, on last evening, per an
nouncemeni. Mr.. Julian's effort was eharac-
teristic The most radical Of the Indiana Re
publicans. an Abolitionist i'm principle years
ago. when Abolit!onism was less popular than
now. he was the same impractcable radical on
last night, that he always was. Mr.. Julian be-
lieves but little In liberation According 20
his belief. men are either orthodox or hetcro-
dox, the first class being Of his way Of thinking
and the second class comprising all those who
differ from him. Mr.. Julian took some palms.
and spoke az considerable length about what
he would 10 II he were President. In what he
said this point. he furnished his hearers
with abundant 4use for thankfalness that he
was not President. lie also showed himself 70
be % totally devoid Of the qualities Of states
manship. that we do not believe the people Of
these states viii ever make themselves % alb
surd a. 10 elect - small man 20 80 exalted
station
That Mr.. Julian has had much experience
In stump-speaklng l. evident. That he would
be a successful one i also evident. The quail
ities q demagogue were a conspicuous In
his effort On last esoning n those Of statesman
sb'p were wanting. We cannot follow Mr..
Julian through his argument. The subject
The state q the Country" suggests the sum
and substance q his spccch-thc one idea Of
the negro idealogist. ~ embodied In the
dogmas Of abolitionism. for the past
thirty years. Mr.. Julian would take n stem
ahead; and he would also take stsp hack.
ward. lie would enfranchise tho blaek man
and would eurtsn the elective franchise
among the whites. The bloodshcd II the mast
four year., which has made many anxious for
IT. cessation, has only seemed 10 whct his ap
petite and stimulate his thirst for more. That
Mr. Davis should b. executed. ne l. quite con-
hdent, andhe would like 20 see the President
who would have The hardihood 10 do otherwise
than bring him 70 the block. General l..
should b. hung also. and the moose Wa hun.
ger.ng Tor him. There should bc a general
and thorough conh-cation Of the property II
al the rebels, and II should b. divided among
.he northern fresfnen. who would build upon
the ruins 81 The cd baTbarism new aud more
glorious civilization. IL avowcd this aud
much more which We have not space 20 ohron-
iele; but he said nothing new, and Esshing
that Christian man could counsel: for he
would erect the guillotine throughout the
land, and In The name % liberty would be =
tyranf.
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For the Choicest DeIicacics Of the
season call on Rhodius, of the Circle Restau-
rant. Shell oysters, Fat and Plump. served
n all styles. 13-lm
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your shirts hit you about the meek. Parker
has shirts 10 1T everybody. al No. 80 West
Washington street. l3-mws
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indianapolis. Peru and Chicago
ngailro:sd

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
oTrlkRs--David Macy, President and Superintendent;
d. Z. Thompson. Assistant Superintendent: " T. Malott
General Ticket Agent; l. \. Andrews General Freight
Agent, Indianapolis.
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The "Terrace Stitched - Eloos II
IKEDELI < Cos.
1916 No. "A North Illinois street.
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TA spurious artiele-Paid philanthropy.
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Hf You Would See thu m = varied sc-
le,fions Of Fur Trimmed Heed IN tn Wet
look in II Baker a MeIver- window sS
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unisesl States Telegraph Company
No. ~ North fennsyissnis street
J. G. Wilson. D.yisioa Superintendent " Indiana, A.
NsComb, Manage.
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BeIIefontnine Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily
oTr1cnEs--Stillmsn Witt. President Cleveland, o.; r.
y. Brown, General superintendent Lucien HIS, General
Freight Agent, T. D. Barton, General Passenger Agent
Indianapolis.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.


Indianapolis oree--So. u East Washington street.
Alfred Gather. Superintendent Cincinnati; John II.
DIR, Agent. Indianapolis.
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cAD-on fhuf-daF eftnllle- abput . otfoch.
a lad named Charles Pierson. and not more
than 10 years old, drove a pair Of horses TO
Fall Greek, for the purpose Of watering them.
The place he drove the horses into the creek
was not far from the terminus Of Indiana
Avenue. Fall Greek j. treacherous stream,
Astounding i'm deep holes. which are most
likely 10 b" at points least indicated. Close by
where the boy drove his horses i'm, was a deep
hole--a sort Of miniature mIlstrom-and the
boy, driving too near, was. with his horses.
drawn into the deep water. The result was
that the boy and his horses were drowned
The boys body was after patient and labori-
Gus search, recovered. The parents Of the boy
who are in humble circumstance. live on In
diana Avenue. They were almost incons0lable
when the body Of the drowned boy was brought
home.
The horses were a present To the boy, from
his father and had not long since been pur-
chased by the latter on credit. The boy was
"a we learn one Of the chief supports of the
family. Thus in one fatal moment are two
parents deprived Of their chief support-their
son-and their most valuable property.
The family will stand in need of assistance
and will receive it.. In addition 10 their hum
BILE circumstances the bereaved family have an
idiotie son to support.
Here is a ease for the exercise Of practical
philanthrophy. Let il be exercised.
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IredelI n Co.. 81 North Illinois street,
keep first-class Boot and Shoe Store. and they
have the best and cheapest lot Of goods i'm the
city. 1876
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Indianapolis olice-So. - East Washington street.
v W. sloan. Superintendent, indianapolis; J. Butter
heis. Agent, Indianapolis.
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TRNrERANcE.-The peoples regular weekly
temperance meeting viii De- held at the Taber-
naele tomorrow sunday at o'clock P. NJ.
Hon. r. shuey, u Elkhart county, and Hon.
Mr.. Zigler, Of Noble county. Indiana. members
q the legislature, will address the people.
These popular gentlemen are well known 70
the public and need no word of introduction.
seats are free. and crowded house is expect
Ell. Legislators. pastors, mothers, wives and
sisters, and the public generally are invited 10
attend. Young men who are in the habit Of
degrading themselves on the the sabbath by
frequenting grog shops and other low places Of
degradation, would do well to attend these
meetings and hear the truth preached. BY or
der Of the committee
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Louisville. New Albany and Chi.
cago Railroad.
Direct Route from LDuisviile 20 Chicago
oDIcnss--B. " hasisn, General Superintendent, New
Albanv ind
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CHARLES MAYER.
FOR EMIT.

No. 30 Hest Washington Street.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-05
AYERS AGUE CURE,

rOE tIlS sCPCSuy Sutc VI
Intermittent Feusr, or Fever and Agas, Re
mittent Feper, ChM Feger, Dumb Ag~s,
Peyiodiea! Headache o." BsEsoaS Heaaache,
and Bilious Ftre,s iaaeed far tie Whole
class Of diseases originating IN hillary de-
raagsment, caused By the Malaria Of Daias-
matte countries. YETI. ~.s.s ...
Fever ana Agua is not the only consequence OF
the mlasmatlC poison. A great variety Of dlsor-
ders arts frt m it irritation, IN maiarlous dis-
tlict., among which are Neuralgia, rheumatism,
Gout Il, ada he, BIZ. Cness, Ioothaehe, la ache,
Catarrh, st ma, alpitatlon, Pa niul Affection
of the Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bow Is,
Cohc Paralyss and Deringe mentof the ) 0m-
aeh. all f ht when originating In thu cause
nut ON the intermittent type, or become periods
cal This Cure expels the poison rom the
blood and thus cures them ] elise. IL Is not
only the mo eheItuat re edy eve discoVe ed
for this ass o eompl ints, but it 70 the cheapest
and moreover is perfectly SAFE. No harm IAN
arise f ON its use, and the patent vhen cured Is
left as healthy az if he had never had the Uses Sc
Can This said OF any other cure TOT ChlIls and
vert IL IS rue of this, and It's Importance 10
those affii cited with the comp lairt cannot be
over estiu ated So sure is it 10 cure the Fever
and Ague, that ii may be trGthfulS said to be
certain remedy. One Dealer complains that &
II not a good medicine 10 eel. because one bottle
cure, whoe neighbortood
Pre- pared by j. Q AYR & Co., Lowell,
Mass and soid by druggists and dealers every
where. and q, Rutland by Fem 3 T1Stle Pond
4 Morse and 9. W, Chaplin, Jr.