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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-05
CITATION NOTICE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.I


Madison County.}
The State of Mississippi:
To A. II. Smith. guardian TO Sarah Collins,
a minor, and oil other persons interested in he
lands, tenements and heTeditamenfs of Starkeu
Collins, deceased
VOU are hereby cited TO be and appear be
l. fore the Probate Court Of Madison coun-
ty, at the Court house thereof, on the
l6tk day Of October neat,
in the October term of said Court, then and
there 10 answer the petition of Samuel Milton.
Executor of the last will and testament of said
decedent, for sale Of the lands, and
of said decedent. for the pay
ment of his debts. his personal estate being
represented as insufficient, and to show cause,
If any you can why so much of The said lands,
and herediiaments should not be
sold TO pay The residue Of the debts Of said
WITNESS the Honorable William
S. Bailey, Judge of the Probate
LIS. Court of Madison County, the sec
ond Monday in September, A. d.
1865. and seal Of said court.
Issued the 10th of September, A. ID. 1865.
{. d. WARD, CT rk
Sept. is, 1895. eS-5w.
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Aug.20.
T TO CREDITORS.

FILTERS of administration on the estate of
IL Samuel W.. Mctiaughey. deceased, having been
granted to Sally d. McGanghey by the Probate
Court of Madison county, Mississippi, at the An.
gust term. A. ID. 1865, thereof
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against said estate to have them pro.
hated and registered within the time prescribed by
law, or they will he forever barred.
SALLY ID. McGAUGHEY, Adm'k.
Sept. 3. 1865. eSGw,
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MEss. Central Railroad.

Is Hi mi .I5I5bsI "a 55@17 Cf.5 N z1
EEEG s.ss 55s.-.4ss Y s3
TRAlNS leave Canton, Monday, Wednesday
Il aud Friday, Mt 6 a. NJ. Arrive af Holly
Springs on same days at $ P. ". Leave Holly
Springs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
% A. NJ. Arrive at Canton GA same days at
-7.05 2. NJ.
Passengers leaving Canton at 6 A. NJ. lie
at Holly Springs all night and reach Memphis
the next day at l 2. NJ.
Z. D. FROST,
Gen'I Sup't.
Aug.20 {. If.
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OR r

From the lot of Patrick Welsh, in Canton, on the
9th of Sept, one dark bay mare mule, medium
size. branded m the left iiw with the figure 49,
main aud tall trimmed and shod on the fore feet.
Any information Of the above mule will be thank
fully received by Vim. Hargon At Canton, OF
ROBERT GREEN,
| mile West Of Goodman. Miss.
0et. +. IT.
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HI. G. WIN RS

NEW BOOK AND MUSIC STORE,
&C., &C., &c.
III = most respectfully announces to aRA
IL the public, that Capt. T j. Rich F4s9S4
Of of1 lis 's aioTs a s'e caSto ssnG wiil t s,% p pant W y
stantly on hand. School books, Stationery, Novels
and Magazines, Music, Musical Instruments and
Strings, and calls special attention to his fine Sc
lection OF Photographs of Southern Generals, and
photographic Albums. Albums from one to twenty
dollars; also a fine assortment of Cigars, Perigle
and Killikinnick Smoking Tobacco, Meershaum and
other pipes. Branch house at Tyler's Jewelry
Store, Yazoo City.
no. Instructions given on the Guitar.
Sept. %. Am.
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MARFISo.-Io Memphis, on the 7th of
August, Mr.. j. l.. VAN-RoNKEL to MISS
MATILDA SELIGMAN.
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THE ELEoTIoN.-We have not yet re-
ceived a full return of votes, therefore we
are unable to give our readers the result
of the election.
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DRY G0ons AND GROCERY BUSINESS

Which they offer as cheap, If not a little cheaper F.,
thln any other house in the city.
They invite their friends aud the public to give
them a calf.
Persons buying TO sell again will find it much to
theiradvantage 10 give them a CALL.
Oct. 5, 1865. If.
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HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID FOR
COTTGN!!
GIVE HIN A CALL!

P.S. Mr.. Carr would respectfully state that he
is a native of The Sonth and has shared her fortunes
m the late struggle for independence, and requests
a share of The public patronage.
Sept. 4. 1865. If.
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ms ~osd tn. have every lidag pert ming to a
IeiM
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600 LIB. SHOCKING TOBACCO. ia.,
cOO received aud for sale BY
T.. ;, RICHARDS.
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FOR TIE MILLION

Pens % Sui, 'he Haul. 81. Pens
70 Snit the Pocket.
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Attorney and Councillor at Law
ROME. IND.
ANILL arend he Cerr'- IL Perry. Dp.
- hois and Crawford ropniiss. and eve
pfompi attention % aII business en,rnSree 10
"m J-n. %. 'cl.
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n FmnRRST'S ILLUSTRATED Mnv
- THLY AN II ~ DEN0rHSTsS
vIRROR OF FA SHlOyS. Mrsssp
THE MODEL NAG AZINE j AsERfrs
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACT Oys
FOR 1865


A SFLrsnrD pR caArrE ~ LrrzRaR,
NOVELTIES. consisting II brslsi.nt 49, y.
iiersiniuq S,oris-, PA-m.. rr,r,i~aI r..
, CENTS. nnd other fi~a-4haid Ns,ie-s. III
i~nr n-usl NJ, ru,ofii F,-i1Dn pisfs~. aida,
lr'egsnf array ~ m issrss Fashions Az,
shirh ws pnS-ps- extraordinary fsriKiirS
9Th over ten ds,ilar-' sar'h IN n~e.ul ..s.
's-hinrshle fsis AZ r. ~ iat;os ~
rhirrer.'- m - aud 49, lhrea d,.Issr.' wnr. y
WI n-irinsl N- &c xiii b. given .snrinr -.
sfHr. together vim cnn- sUnf surr.sss..r.
~ irsrrrr snd u-@iul nav-l.ae. Ill \. -.
proiu-els illus'rn'ed ~iih fnA Epsrsvsnes
e'e--'ifin. ne ms. ~'frarfive. enr4r,rtp-
inr. u-efai and .r'i-Iic Mig ,zin.. ~ hesu.
'1ful style FER binding. and he r nest Month N
rr~ published.
SipgI rnai@~ % rsnis Y-ssiy 81
A pirhagr - iwo dnil.rs wn-sh f.lisze
fsshiershia Pssferns. or large. splendid
md a-fi-sic nsrl-r steel Engraving y ~.
Hen'ed ass premium - eaeh and ev-rv sub
sc-iD~r. sinsl- ~ 10 ~lnhs
Twp rprirs ore vesr * 5n
IFree cops*r me wear. . sol
rive c"n'es one year IL OIL
Ten ropieS ono eeny - n4l
Also. so'rndid premium wi,h erch elnh
besides The frsf preminra 10 each snh@~riia-
a clnb oftso. 81 So each. secures ! sstdl
pen. dress sl~vsf.r. ~ Mne DrmoresI,-
system Of dres< cutting ~ bo,h sas~r-;bars
~ besr'i'ul phcrovrn ri,;r slhum, ~ P4ser-
-oa'- ~ Arthur Magazines
club q three, large album or G 1dey's
Msrsziae
For club q eight. webs;er's large Die
'ionar,
For ,hiriy-fve. q wheele- s. wilson.
sewing machine
For eighty. nelodscn.
For one hundred, Mason & Hsmiin's Or
ran.
For Two hundred and seventy, larre Or
ian ~ new Piano.
These terms sre more favorable th-n of-
cred nv sny Other qualifications. single
opies ~ The Nsgaziae mailed ne. o. -.
fipt n The price Back nun hers a. sceci.
mems 10 cents Addrsss
WM JENNINGS DEMOREsr.
No 80 Beckman-st Ny.
The most srproprias. snd src.rrsblet.
resent won'd Be- lssr's subscription 10
his model Msgazinc
dec. 3IS', 1864. 4
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Photogra -,hic Albums.

We we're the first 20 Introduce these into
fhe United States. snd we msnu'sctnrs i'm
mense qnar'ities IL great v.rirry. rangiap
IL pries irom 50 cents 10 $50 each Our
ALBUMS hsva The reputation OF being
superior il bssn'y and durability 10 any
other. Thew will be sent BY nail. free. o.
receip, Of price
ITFine Albums made to order. n
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IN addition 70 our main business o. PHc
roesArHc MATERIALS. We srs Hesdqusr-
'ers fcf me following viz:
STERE0SC0PES AND srEREOsc0PIc
VIEWS
Oi these we hsve an immense assortment
irrlvd'ng Wfr Scenes. American aud For.
eign Cries ard Landscapes. Groups. Ssa,u.
sry Sc, & Also Revaivins Stereo-copss.
~ pubic rr r'ivs'~ exhibition Our Csia
rue vii be sent 20 sny address 90 RECEIPT
of stamp.
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AGGREGATION LIxE.
IAsgEa ANn IooGooT Eg,

IA tL uraers gr-f eili run = ag- RIM
J'-nsr N Lanaus.i-p. f..- ne arr,un
'f'inn n ~ pubic "nre u~sk. l~>yi.r
taper ~sers ~. sisy urriarr ~ im~ !.
-n"-ft tl'l' ne cars. q f~snrning ~
y -Hnfsdns t- viii hr ihsnk'n for /,
share o. rrh'ir nafrorrae
ANTONY SrEiNHAUSER.
Dsr- 10Th, ISf4-ir.
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GARD PHOTOGRAPHS,

Oar Csir lrgue nc~ embraces over FIVs
THOUSAND diffrren' subjects (io whleE
sdri'inns a-e conrinn.llv being madel y
Portraits o. Eminent Americans, SC. viz
sh~n,.
100 Njnr Generals. $50 Sr.tssm.n.
2oO Brig Generals. i3O Drine-.
275 9 ,lonef-. i.5 .n,h.rs.
leo Lieut. rrlonei<. 40 A-,f-.s
$50 O'hrr OfHe~r~. las = .p..
70 <svy - 'icers. 81 p.,.r.-, u,o., -,
l50 Prrrinerr Foreign Portraits.
5000 COPIES or WORKS or ART.
including r-nrndne'i.'n- N ihs m~<' c~'-
Arrtrd Engfasiae-. P-in'ing~. 5 a-us-. a.
Catalogues SEN on rrreir' N ~.~m2. AZ
order for On- Dpzsn PICTURES ,rn,n ~
raiai"ea' sill b. fi'isd ~ ~ reeeipr wv
81 50. and sent bv mail FaeE.
Photographs mi osherS o-dsriar gaols
Q. q y will please rrmi; ivrnis-.ve rsr'
cent of ihe M mt wiih rhsi- order.
r. &H 4. ANTHONY & 70.
Msrufsr'nrers n photographic Msse-i.l.
sol BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
0y-Ths prices ard qaaliiy y nur g,af
-arnof fail n satisfy
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

clerk- HESkv A. HoIrHAus.
Auditor THkoDoEk SukILkAAkK.
Treasurer-E SrkFHEssos.
Recorder --ArcUsr LsTscHcr
Hssky MAusrKL.
Commerce. g AILEs.
Snrveycr-S. WiLIrAns.
Wn n GRFrx.
II " DAVIS Commissioner
q. NiEBArs.
oFYicERs ~ BAIsBRsncE TcwssHir.
Jas'ires- Sebastian Kusbler, ". Monro.
F. Breisge
Trnssee-M Keefer.
Cons'abl~--A. Eekers, II. Fr dhcfen
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AMER CAN GOLD PEN CO.
No zoo Broaf~sy NY
Fl 11lh 1868 mas.
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MANHOOD: IEOyy E.O>r
Row RESTORED

\ 90 just published. new edition III ia
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80 the rsdirsl cure (~ilhon' ncdirine
~ SFEEvAroRfHEs cr Seminal Weakness
Two un'sry. Seminal Lrrs-s. fmro,encr
Mental snd physical Incapsri,y, Impedi.
menfs'o Msrriare. etc: sisc. CosSUsFIrux.
EfiLfPsY. and FRS. induced by self indul.
gencr ~ sexual exssssgsnee.
II Price, in sealed envelope. onl, G cents.
The celebrated author in ,his admirable
esssy clesrlv demonstrates. from ihirfy
years sncessfui practice. that The alarming
'conse quenccs Of SELF ahnse nay b. v-dirslly
cured without he dangerous use or internal
medicine OF the application OF the koif--
pointing out mode 81 cure st once simsl..
cerfsin. and sffectuai. bv means % which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
msy be. msy cure himself IN apiy. privatel,
aud rsdcaliy.-
CT This Lecture should be In The hands
Of every youth snd every msn IN the land
Sent under seal IN q plain enveinpe. III
ans address. post paid. ON receipt or six cent.
ur two post Stamps AdArrss The publisher.
CHAS J. G KLINE e. co.
l27 Bowerv, n Y Pss, Office box 4. $50
Jan. 2s'h. 1Ss5-ly.
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Inc btst 1vli lens an the World
On ,rceips % the following suns. We wi
send. py msii. or % directed, I. Gold Pea q
Pens. seIsciiag the sane according 10 IN,
DESCRIPTION. namely.
Gold pens. in silver plated extension
cases. will! pencils.
For 81 No pen. for 81 Is No 3 prn: 10
81 90 No. pen; f,r 50 No S Den; 10,
81 % NJ. psn
These pens sre stamped THE IMPERIAL
PEN. snd are yell 6.i.h.d and fine w,,,'
ing Gold PENS. with good aridium points,
although they are uawsrrsnfed, and csnnoI
be exeh,nged
WARRANTED GOLD PENS.
Our name (AnERrcsx Gor, Prs O.. n.
r. y stamped on AZ our H. qpaa'y Pens.
snh I've points are warranted Tor six months.
except sgainsf scriden's Our second
ius'iiv Pens. sr- stamped THE NATION.
4 l. PEN. With the iaiii.ls az our firm "A.
?. Z c. } and are carefully made. h.vsec
he same points - our first qna'ny Pens.
ne Only erest difference being in the quail.
" Of the Gold.
'old Pens. 1st and "a quality in
Solid Silver Extension CASKS.
with Pencils.
or 81 90 : No. pen Isl quality. Or. NJ.
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or & 20 ~ ? Oen Ii quality. ora No 4
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3 pen "a qs-Iiiy.
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he came Gold Pens. in Sold Silver
or Gold Plated: Ebony Desk :
Holders and Morocco Cases
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pen ~ qusii,s. II
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; prn 2 quality.
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pen 2 quslity,
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50 80 No Z pen. n
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siest cnre v used IN their msrrfseiur.
rone are sod with ih- si'ghress lsoer-
ion which skill can derecr. IN
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neer And guilty il ri instances snd r.
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40. ~
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nr risk To ~ Mo enrlosa % e.n,. N
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'ery ~ th- gDocs.
renlsrs ~ 80 cur new -,,le-. v,,h = NV.
'ng- NJ exscs sizes. snd prices. s.nti,sf,
! receipt r s'amp. II desired. Pms
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.go.srn 'E'ru,irr.

NASrF~cIvEER AN ps,LfR ~
HARNESS AND SADDLES
N'a'h na-' G-rer ~ che PsDiic Square
JASPER. I'D.
hFFFES lis Tia nix fst;.e e;fizrrs ~ Du.
4 A''1- reUais ami vicinity for ii,.is o.
sa'rprage. rrd -pliviis roniinu.rte ..s
sisns'"a NJ 'he = me fe.'isr \. = M y, ,h.s
" rrn rnsts u 10 ~. infere-r ~ pers.ms \,
wsn' - aav thing IN his line ~ . !. vhi
'in- - M no''c y 'sn ~ rroh,. .ad qnirt
''r' my IS. 'e2
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oTtoss n great variety. - Bought low
snd 'of sale low, ~ JOS. FrrsrxAs.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-21

Mr. fLETCHERs LECTrRE.-The lecture
by Rcv. j. {. Fletcher, ri Masonic Hall last
night, was attended by very good audience,
and was an able effort. The lecture was st
once historic, descriptive, and humorous. or
the historic part q the lecture, II must be said
that the lecturer exhibited a most thorough
familiarity with spanish history. The descrip-
tive portion was especially interesting, and
whether In respect 10 The natural scenery Of
the Castilian land. celebrated In history
through the long ages Of the past, or the eth
biological dissertation ola the peculiarities Of
manners, habits and customs Of the Spanish
people, the address was replete with in
terest. Much that was new 10 us did Mr..
Fletcher relate with the fidelity Of descrip-
ton that an eyewitness only can give. Mr..
Fletcher has had his " eyes and cars open"
during his stay in Spain. lie has evidently
been no less an observer OF nature than OF in
disiduals. Till aud valley, forest and plain.
sunshine and storm. the voices Of the riyulet
and The wind have been familiar to him, and
he has not passed through the historic limits
ofihe spanish Kingdom without enriching his
mind from the copious source Of Information.
E We regret that space does not admit Of full
synopsis OF the lecture, and that we must
merely content ourselves with this brief notice
At the conclusion Of the lecture Mr.. Fletcher
announced that next week he would deliver n,
the same place lecture on the subject Of
g switzerland" for tho benefit Of the Orphan
Asylum.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-21

JUVENILE oFFESDERs.-TheC Chief Police,
day before yesterday, arrested two lads by the
name Of Davis, I'm whose possession were
found bride. a couple Of Hesse collars and
a surcingle. The possc-sion Of such property
by the boys was considered suspicious. but As
no case could be made against them they were
discharged. On the under side Of the sur
eingle IL inscribed the name N. Little"
which may lead TO the discovery OF the owner.
The articles per Sc are Of but little value, but
they may be portions ofvaluable harness. The
father Of the lads. we understand, has east
them Of from under his paternal control On ac-
count Of their transgressi0n.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-21

HoS. J. NJ. GREGORY, LL-D.-Thi. gentle
man will deliver lecture at Masonic Hall to-
morrow night. on the subject of "The new Era
In American History Dr. Gregory was late
~ the Superintendent of Public Instruction
for the state q Michigan. and l. an eloquent
and forcible speaker. Tickets may he secured
would he well TO take this precaution In order
10 secure a good scaf.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-21

The great rush At the popular Gift
Book Store, IS North Illinois street, yesterday,
for Christmas presents, was surprising. But
we do not wonder when we remember that the
establishment is giving away 30 many hand
some Christmas presents TO people who pur-
chase books there. We advise every one TO
visit that Gin Book Store before purchasing
Go In time.
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The Terre IInuuc Railway bus

mess Guide and state Gazetteer i the title Of a
new book, now in publication 10y Rcdhcld &
Co. II will contain a complete business DR.
rectory for Terre Haute, Greencastle, and each
town and village along the line Of the road,
with Gazetteer Of Ohio and Indisns. The
publishers have met with much success in their
canvass along the road, the business commune
~. generally, having subscribed for the book.
Csnyassers are now soliciting advertisements
from our merchants, manufacturers, and BUSH
ness men, and as cards inserted in the work
will meet the eye Of an important and tribu-
tary trade we regard II as very favorable op-
portunity Of advertising.
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Deaaslfal-Thst hne Pearl InisId Work
Table, worth $50, at the Fancy Bazaar.


noticed, short time ago, the burning Of y.
Daubenspcck 4 Co.'S large FIGURING Mill. al
Fortvilie, Hancock County. Indians, on No
yembcr 30 This mill. with is contents. was
insured In various Eastern companies. We
arc informed that the international Fire In
surance Company. Of New York. ofwhieh VIM.
Henderson, of the Indianapolis Insurance
Company, l. agent, was the first to come for
ward promptly and pay it, los on said mill.
This speaks well Tor the International, and we
recommend IL 90 our citizens.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-21

MELANCHOLY AccIDESr.-Yesterdays AFTER
noon sad accident happened. by which two
persons were very seriously injured, one Of
them, perhaps, fatally.
About four o'clock In the Afternoon, a. the
street car on Virginia Avenue was I'm the act Of
crossing the Union track. near the Depot, II
was run into by freight train belonging TO
the Madison Road, that was backing out Of the
Depot at the time, and the Conductor, Mr..
George a. TAFT, was knocked from the ear.
thrown violently down, and then run over by
the train, almost severing one Of his legs from
his body. lie was otherwise badly injured.
The victim was carried TO the Office Of DIR.
Parr, on Virgins Avenue, aud his injuries at
tended TO, after which he was taken 10 his
I fathers house. lie Is young man, not more
than twenty-one years Of age. OF course the
mutiated limb had TO be aRputated, and IL he
escapes with his life II will be smaryel. A lad
named Edward Springer was also much
bruised, but We did not learn the extent Of his
injuries. The ear was badly demolished, the
entire rear end being torn of. Who is repre-
hensible for this sad affair, we cannot state
our best information Is, that IT was attribut
able to the neglect OF the Railroad Company,
who did not have fiagrnsn at the crossing, as
Is required by bw. Perhaps. too, the driver
was in fault, in not halting until the train
passed. We defer expressing an opinion until
we are more fully advised Of the circumstance
in the premises. What we DO know is, that il
IL avery sad affair, repetition Of which should
lie guarded against.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-21

Hnmlin & Raschig have removed their
Office to Exchange Building, 33J1 North ILL.,
nois street. opposite Bates House. novls-2m
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-21
CITY ~ z W s .

AZ A-KSOwLKDoyFSf.-w are under
obligations 70 Mr.. Slawson. the very courteous
and ohiiging mail agent Of The indianapolis &
Cincinnati Railroad, for copies Of Eastern
da,iics In advance OF the mails.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-21

TnANEs.-J. ). Fsrren & Co., dealers In
oysters, canned fruits, etc, No. North Merid-
ian street. will please accept our thanks for
the very acceptable donation Of couple OF
cans Of very superior oysters.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-21
Elegantly Bound New Books.

Favorite authors, good company, house
hold friends. Our Young Folks. Alfred Ten.
nyson's Poems, " Illustrated" Tales Of Way
Side Inn, by Longfellow; Idyls of the King,
by Tennyson; Gems from Tennyson, at
TODD, CARMICHAEL & WILLIAMS,
2l-2 No. : North PennsylY ania street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-21

THE FRSfAS CONvESTIoN.-The Fenlans
are holding state Convention here to-day.
several delegates arrived in town last evening.
The remainder will arrive to-day. The Con-
yention will be held AZ Military Hall.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-21

COUNTY CoNNIssIoSRRs.-O.W W. Johnston,
applicant for license to sell intoxicating Ii
quors at the " Johnston House. Is ut last sue
cessful. The Commissioners, at the new trial
yesterday, granted the license so long contend
cd for, and so strongly combatied by the re-
monstrant. q Persererdntid oinnid rincet;''
Martin NJ. Ray attorney for Johnston; John A.
Beall for remonstrants.
License was also granted to Charles Aosber
TO sell intoxicating liquors in Dougherty's
Subdvition.
The County Commissioners adjourned yes
terday, to meet again in official session on the
first Monday in March, 1895. The present ses-
sion Of the Board has been an arduous one and
the Board seem to have had an eye single TO
the transaction OF business snd the good ofthe
county Of Marion.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-21
Many Hearts were made TO rejoice '

terday at the Gin Book Store. No. &C North
Illinois street.
You can kill two birds with one stone. Pur.
chase book AT the publishers price and re.
ceiye ahandsome present free. Juvenile book,
in endless VARIETY
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-21

FINE DfsPLAY.-Among others, the show
window Of J, w. Iredell & Co.'S boot and shoe
house, in Miller's Block, has put on its most
attractive gsrb. An inspection OF the interior
will develop still more beauties and attractions
than are foreshadowed by the display in the
show window. The language Of the window
is ''walk in
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-21

Public Sale.-I will ocer for sale, ut
my residence, on the Bethel turnpike road,
one-half mile southeast Of the city Of Indiana
polls, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ, on Thursday, Deem
Der 81, 1855, Horses, one good Mich Cow,
Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen
Furniture. Also, the lease Of my house and
six acres NJ ground, which has good variety
Of all kinds Of fruits growing on it. Terms
made known on day Of sale.
S4paH DnONrr
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-21

SHIRrsi-Cut large and long, cut large and
long, at Parkers, at Psrker's, 30 Thirty, }
30 Thirty 30 (Thirty,) West Washington
street, West Washington street
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-21

COLLECTORS OfrIcx-The average daily
receipts At the Collectors once, from the eoun-
y q Marion, during the month Of December,
were about 81 ,375 90 We prononnee this 70
be good exhibit.