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The Numbers thntThronc the Cir

Gle from morning till far in the night attest the
merits Of that establishment. Men are not in
the habit Of going second time 10 receive poor
treatment, but on the contrary always return
again when by reason of the law Of attraction
which always draws u 10 those who treat us
with kindness and attention. II i not to he
supposed for moment that the ihrong which
daily resorts 20 the :. Circle j. always com
posed Of different individuals. for that would
be impossible. our whole population would
coon be exhausted at that rate. and in the
course Of six months there would be nobody
there At all. The solution is found in this.
that whoever goes there once will repeat his
visit There is no luxury like doing good and
the proprietor feels justi6able self-eompla-
ceney At this signal appreciation Of his labori-
Gus efforts 10 please.
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GONE INFO BUsISEss.-Our old friend Geo
IL. West. printer Of many years standing
has forsaken the cease aud gone into the
Queensware business with Messrs. II. +. West
and Jno. j. Morris. The card Of the new firm
will be found properly displayed in another
column among the new advertisements.
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CHANGE or Tnn.s-on and after yesterday,
trains were run on the indianapolis, Peru and
Chicago Railroad according to the annexed
schedule: Trains depart, Mail and Express,
1919 p. AZ; Chicago Express, 9:iO. Trains
arrive, Mail and Express, 7:2O A. NJ; Chicago
Express 4:35 p. n.
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NETRofofITAx TnKATRT.-A very good
house was present last night TO see the favorite
play hy sheridan Knowles Of THE Hunch-
back" II was well rendered throughout. To-
night viii be produced, for the first time in
tli. city, Edith and Beldia,- in which Miss
Thompson win sustain two characters. This
IL the last week Of Miss Thompson, and a. the
public will not have the privilege o. seeing her
superior this season, they should, by a liberal
patronage, evince a tangible appreciation Of
the lady's superior ability.
MASONIC HALL.-Johnny Brokers min
strels held forth on last night TO a full house,
who were well paid for their attendance by an
excellent entertainment. Tonight l. the last
appearance Of this popular troupe. Negro
minstrelsy will ever be popular In the land,
and always draws full houses in this city.
That the house tonight will be crowded, is
guaranteed by the great excellence Of this
troupe.
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DEAD.-Wm. Paf, the victim of the terrible
tragedy ON East street, on last Saturday even
ING, died yesterday afternoon from the effect
Of his wounds Strenuous efforts are being
made for the arrest Of his murderer, who was
still at large NJ last reports
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Tue GovERSoR MORTON. This fine
Steamer, which, with the recent Improvement
that have been made on II. i now complete in
all it, parts viii make trip 10 wayerly on
wednesday morning. Freight will b. received
at the landing and passage tickets may De pro-
cured at the Office Of the company al the
wharf.
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PERsoSAL.-Amongt the arrivals Yesterday
were, at the Bates House, Hon. ;. 5. Early, Of
Brownstown, indiana; Gen. II. r. Catterson,
New Albany, Indiana; II. c. Lord. President
indianapolis & Cincinnati Railroad; Il. +. Mas
ten, Superintendent Of the Louisville, New AL
bany and Chicago Railroad. and +. Walker,
Esq, Of Chicago.
Palmer House-Samuel Hanna, Rev. DR..
Lowry and Il. Hoagland. Of Fort Wayne. In
diana.
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Knabe Pianos at Benham's. nov2s-lm

For the HOlidays.-Grand Pianos,
Upright Pianos, Square Pianos, Cabinet Or
gans, Automatic Organs, School Organs and
Melodeons, the best and the cheapest, at Indi-
ana Piano Wareroonls, No. Bates House.
4w WILLARD & STowELL.
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PxoMorfoNs.-The following promotion
have been made in the One Hundred and
Twenty eighth Regiment: Lewis 4. Camp
bell, Captain; Gardner X. Hascsll. First
Lieutenant; Anthony L. ID. Scott, Second
Lieutenant
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BASE BALL.-A match game Of base ball
VIII ba played on the afternoon Of Thursday.
the 18th inst. ON the grounds northwest Of the
Old Fair Ground, between the Second Nine Of
the W. ID. ID. G. aud the Second Nine Of the n.
W. c. w. ID. II. G. The public are invited to
be present at the match between the Mullins
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THE WARD scHooLs,-The number Of schol-
ars that attended our Ward schools during the
month Of November was 2,025. Average at
tendance Las. Number OF boys 1,075, girls
s5r
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BEFORE ESQ. CoUaoS.-Msthev Graham
Tor committing assault and battery upon the
person Of his wife, was tried yesterday before
Esq- Coulon, found guilty and fined 1925.
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Lunch! Lunch! Lunch.-An ele-
giant Lunch will be set At No. 1873 South nli-
nois street, from half past nine O'Clock 70 half
past ten o'clock, A. NJ, every day. Please call.
80 JOHN +. FKxxzKI
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Sale Of Cloaks, Shawls and Dress Goods, at
No. 50 East Washington street, on Monday
and Tuesday, December II and y, at 10 A. NJ,
and y p. NJ, viz: Circulars, Basques, Ches-
terfields, Breakfast and Double shawls, Lusters
and Poplins, Irish Linens, Towels, Table
cloths, etc. Also large assortment Of cloak
ing cloths, in plain and fancy colors. Be on
hand. WIN. L. FEArHERsToS,
liza Auctionecr.
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THE LEGrsLATURE.--The present session Of
the Legislature terminates on Friday week by
Constitutional limitation.
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Luke Darrell, the Chicago News
BoY.-A splendid book for boys, at Bowen,
Stewart K Co.'S. 1872
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ExrrrrKD.--The 13fh Regiment Indiana
Volunteers i expected 10 arrive during the
day.
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The Decker Piano, at the Indiana
Piano Emporium-No.4 Bates House-willard
& Stowell. dec5-3w
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LtcESsEs.-Lieenses 10 sell intoxicating
liquors were granted yesterday 10:
+. L. Armbruster, IIlgcnmcir & Mugge
Weber 4 Meier. Joseph Dcshler. Nichola.
Simpson, August Ferber. schottle & Marmon MT
John Rupp, Henry Rosebrock, III. Rodewalt
Richard Simpson and Joseph O'Conner.
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The WEATHEE.-The weather yesterday
was very genial. s'December's as pleasant as
May
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MAYORS CoURr.-The array Of offenders az
the Police Court this morning, was multitude
nous in the extreme.
Thirteen individuals. Of both Sexes. for con-
stitutins can unlawfui assemlIace.'' were
nned in the sum q sla - each. Not one Of
the thirteen were able 10 pay the assessment.
and n a consequence they were all marched
oil the direction q col. R0binson's abode Tor
the pennies.
Five individuals were tried for =. intoxica-
ton" and were al shown b, indi.pulable e,i-
dence . have made themsclses brutes nv their
drunkenness. They were fined M the usual
sum. They had all spent their la.i cent. and
were therefor unable 70 pay the penalty for
theif indulgence AMI the price Tor personal
liberty Four went 70 Jail. WI le the fourth
found " Good samaritan" who proved accep-
table security for the payment u hi fine
Two individuals fearful u taeir lives In
these troublous times. were found with xcar.
ons enough about their persons 10 equip
first class pirate. were fined Si5 10 each. IN
default Of which they went 70 Jail
A bellieose individual. for carrying co1-sal.
ed weapons, was fined - -. Paid.
John smith and George ". Reisor. for "as-
sault and battery" paid respectively the sums
Of se5 ~ and 50 -.
Twenfy-One commitments for one days
work, IL strikes ss, il rather alArge array, and
DEMONSTRATES anything but sound moral
condition ON tss part Of the city.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

1lam1in q Rnschig have removed their
Office to Exchange Building, 1871 North ILL.,
nOis street, opposite Bates House. nov1s-2m
Diaries for Is68.-A splendid stock at
Bowen, Stewart & Co.'S. 1872
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90 10 the Auction Sale Of that Lot
and fine Brick House, No. - North East street.
to-day. at two O'clock p. NJ. Nice east front.
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HezeI.iah and the :. Gcranium!'

HezelSiah and the e Gcran um! :"
Glorious copartnership. Bad living and eonse-
quent lean faces have no longer an apology for
their unwarrantable intrusion. The "Gera-
mum" was started to suppass all similar in
situations in our midst. It's patronage and its
bill Of fare attest the success Of the design
The world will never see another Iliad-there
will be no second Milton indianapolis has
but one Hezekiah. and he is the proprietor Of
the "Geranium"
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-12

NAL ArRoPos.-A head Of cattle was grazing
In the Court House yard yesterday. The herb
age Is not very luxuriant there just now, on
account Of the many cattle, sheep. ETC.. that
have grued there during the summer and au-
tumn- The scene was quite pastoral. and
with the lowing Of the herds. and the barn
like appearance Of the large shed IN the corner,
known BY the misnomer Of :. Tabernacle" we
imagined ourselfto De in the country. until.
recalling our mind from IL maynard train Of
thought, we minded ourselves Of the fact that
the Court House grounds We're not in that
condition they should be. and that they reflect
very little credit M our public spirit a. cIti-
zens. We did not SO the herisInan. and do
not think he was in attendance AZ the time.
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LOG AL N z w s .

s81he docket at the Mayors Court this
morning numbered twenty-five cases.
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Families in the North and East
parts Of the city are informed Of five facts: /.
The Capital Drug Store, corner Of Massachu-
sets avenue and Vermont streets, is very near
you; ?. Mr.. Woods, who keeps this house,
sells reliable goods at reasonable prices; 3. You
can have Prescriptions prepared accurately ut
all hours; 4. His goods are fresh, and selected
with great care; 5. His sign--the "Golden Nor
tar" is plain TO be seen. n16-3m
Gold Pens at Bowen, Stewart & Co.'S.
1872
The keylcss Watch. winds and sets
in the stem. fine gold eases, for sale to pay adj
vances, at the Loan Office, No. "a South Illinois
street. n302aw3w
Diamonds, Rings and Pins for sale
TO pay advances, at the Loan Office, No "a
south Illinois street n30 -2aw3w
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For Sale, al a Bargain, my resid,

on North Illinois street, containg nine rooms,
stable, carriage house, corn, coal and wood
house, well and cistern, all In good order. APP
ply at residence or to me at the corner of Ili-
nois and Ohio streets. q, ID. WrLGUs.
0-B
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-12

The Sinnissippi Insurance Co..
Of this city, has paid over Thirty Thousand
Dollars SS0.OoO) in Losses, since January lst,
1868, and now has over six Hundred Thousand
Dollars (S6OO,OOO) in bona .fde Capital. We
say, insure with the sinnissippi. 23-3w
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Benham a. Co., Bates House Cor
ner, keep the only assortment Of Steinway
Pianos i'm the State. nov9S-1m
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The Praise of Zion, a new

The Praise of Zion, new music
book for ehoirs and singing-schools. by Scion
Wilder and +. 5. Davenport, two new authors,
is exciting considerable interest in musical
circles, and having wide circulation. One Of
the most prominent music teachers in the
country writes 10 Mason Brothers, its publish
ers, as follows: " To say like it would be too
mild phrase. am decidedly in love with
IL. Its harmonies are so unusual In work of
the class, and yet so rich and effective, that
have real feast every time l treat mysef to
an hour for its perusal." The authors seem
to have struck new vein, and make a book
which will win them some fame.
sour Mutual Frfend."- Another
stock Of Dickens last novel, in three different
styles Of binding, just received at Bowen,
Stewart & Co.'S. 1872
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The sinni>sippi insurance Conn
PANY. one Of the most reliable Of our Home
Companies, give In another column list Of
claims for damage by fire, adjusted and paid
This Company Is exceedingly prosperous, and
although its losses have been unusually heavy.
has only made two light assessments, though
interested parties have reported otherwise.
Their policy holders are among our most
worthy and wealthy citizens.
a Ifandsomcia>rcsen saw on
the street to-day, the most elegant present OF
the season; 1. E. Canada Sable Cloak worth
100000. Ii is decidedly the finest thing Of
the kind We have ever seen In the west. The
fair recipient is the better half Of a genial gen.
tleman whose hand i as warm as his heart, II
not 20 big.
OF course the cloak came from BAKER &
M'IVERS.
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Hall Of the Academy Of Medicine. this even
ing, at seven O'Clock. subject-Theory and
Treatment Of Chronic Intermittents.
q. V. WOODEN, Secretary.
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For the Choicest Dclicacies of the
season call on Rhodius, of the Circle Restau-
rant. Shell Oysters, Fat and Plump, served
all styles. 18-1m
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street TO the northwest corner Of the military
grounds Laid over for publication.
BY Dr. Jameson: An ordinance appropria-
ting Eve hundred dollars TO the Chief Fire En-
gineer, for the use Of the Fire Department of
the city Of indianapolis. Laid over
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An ordnance 20 grade and gravel the side
walk on Fletcher street between Noble and
Cedar streets with river or creek gravel, was
read the third time and passed. and then the
Council Adjourned.
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said they not fit to be in decent company. House
took it up.frst and remarked me that was gentle
man; repeated they Of blackguards using hs
profane language; walked up to Houser he sait
don't strike me;7 tald him was not going to strike
him, but I would not be imposed upon, upon my own
premises in the presence of my own famiIy At this
point Lew Suffers broke in that the first knew he
was in the pary he wished me to repeat what they had
said what have We done? told him they had been ac
ting mprudently that could prove it by men of their
party; he insisted on the proof and hesated about
giving it to him; then he called liar and bantered
of the election ground and he would give what
deserved; then called Jacob Beckley to witness the
dirty language they had used he told them they had used
smutty talk. Walter at this point, out and com
manded the peace told the Squire he would make hi.
behave there would be trouble. At this time
Suter and got apart and Adsadt and got
sation; talked in lower of voice then; we got
reasoning little; asked him why he was there and why
it was that hewas always melting blackguard
suit me he said that his ow business and be had
much right there anybody had. told himfh would
behave himself nobody would interfere with his rights
told him if he had anything against he ought to treat
in another way that did not think be had any right
to come there and abuse me on my own premises He
said be in the big road John Crssman said that
der the Constitution had the right Of free speech;
told him to go home and study his Constitution he left.
H. Mock the door and said f you viii be quiet
viii read you the result Aldstadt walked away acrosin
group towards my dwelling. proposition made
for three cheers for the Democratic ticke also, three
cheers for the Harbaugh stamp. They didn't get that
quite out Suter and both came together and
both struck about the tme facing each
other; it almost light day. we battered away
suter struck the top of the head struck him on
the temples then struck him in the face and that brot
him to his knees; some caught my was go-
ing to strike the third time it Aldstadt believes
then standing unguarded, and Suter struck and
knocked me down; he broke my nose. soldier in
andold them dry up and dsperse and he said that
Fred Mock cooked his gum heard it click; Mock said
cd d-n you, can shoot hard and as quick as you
CAM they both presented their guns; persons passed
between them turned the soldiers gun up, and
one think turned Mocks up and l am certain there
bayonet the soldiers gun. A moment afte-
Mock up and asked me if had anything against
him, and l replied 81 have not, Fred" 1 heard Alem
and Fred talking, Alem and my family knew what the
Harbaugh stamp referred to.
Samuel Way-Know Alem Trout WE'LL; know his neigh
bOrs; and know nothing against his character.
The defendant rested his here The respective
counsel summoned up the case and the Judge delivered
the charge, when the Jury withdrew, and after alb
senee Of half hour returned verdict of not guilty
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and bring that man in; they went found a
pistol.
Cross Era@iaed-Went to election about twelve o.
coek no votes put in after got there the black
guarding commenced about 25 minutes after got there
front and Beekey talking Houser and suter COM
nenced the backguarding Mock had his gun and cane;
found his pistol next morning. soldier called Aem to him;
Aem said who was thet behind the soldier said Bub;
Aem said Bub too young, he ought have gone;
there nothing said about Alem when the order for
arrest was giyen didn't Alem when the order
gven he not present and the assault upon AIem
not the reason for ordering Mocks arrest Aem there
all the time tin the soldiers came back.
John II. Gri6fh.-Was at election about half an hour
before dow Fred Mock there; saw Alem there;
heard him say she d-n black hearted ofa bh
shoot his id black heart ont Of him.
Gross Eraminea.-This was said just after Mock left;
Aem said he is gone let him go was between half and
three quarters Of hour before the three soldiers left
horse back.
Re- EraatiRed--Bub along with the soldiers when
they left he the horse behind the last soldier
Chistiqn lLock,-Know the pistol, il five shoot
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am, sir, your obedlent seryant,
WM. III. SEWARD.

FoKeor PETROLEUM. President Lincoln was at
Bishop Simpson lecture on our National Con-
Aict,' the other night The Bishops lecture marks
down the discovery Of California gold the invention
Of the telegraph, improvements in ordnance and
many other solid things, special providences, de-
signed by Deity to help us through with the "Na-
tional Conflict" foreseen and prepared for by him.
Afterthe Bishop was through, Mr.. Lincoln walked
up, shook hands, and addressed him thus sBishop
that good lecture, very good lecture, but one
thing you omitted. Among all your special proYi-
denees, you never once struck ile. =
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A RAILROAD ACCIDENT on THE LONG BRIDGE.-
The Alexandria Journal says: A trian passed over
the Long Bridge toward Alexandria, and few min.
utes later wood train coming from Vienna, about
fifteen miles beyond Alexandra, on the Loudoun
aud Hampshire Railroad, appeared on the Virginia
end of the Long Bridge when the first two spans OF
the bridge gave way, and the engine, and two cars
Immediately in the rear, precipitated into the
Potomac. The conductor, engineer and fireman
went down with the wreck, but fortunately escaped
unhurt
Three hundred men were put to work to repair
the bridge 1t win require several days TO repair
the damages caused by the accident
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e oGtt y.
THE ANGEL OF PATIENCE,

By J. C. WHITTIER.
To weary hearts, to mourning homes,
Gods meekest angel gently comes ;
No power has he to Danish pain,
Or give US back our lost again,
And yet in tender love, our dear
And Heavenly Father sends him here.
There's quiet in that angels glance
There's rest in his still countenanee
He mocks no grief with idle cheer;
Nor wounds with words the mourners ear
He kindly trains us to endure.
Angel Of Patience! sent to calm
Our feverish brow with cooling balm
To lay the storms of hope and fear,
And reconcile life's smile and tear
The throbs of wounded pride to still,
And make our own our Fathers win.
0 thou who mournest on the way,
With longings for the close of day
He walks with thee, that angel kind,
And gently whispers, ''Be resigned;
Bear up, bear on, the end shall tell
The dear Lord ordereth all things we'll y
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ANSWER TO


You ask me why do not wed,
Why / so long have tarried;
When there's many to be had,
Why do l not get married.
Though perhaps I'm old enough to wed,
I'm young enough to tarry
Until my heart partner choose,
I'll surely never marry.
True there were some might have wed,
Who cody were rejected;
For I'd rather live lone old maid
Than as wife-neglected.
And some perhaps would have loved me vel
own did respect them,
But as 1 had no love to give,
'T@ere right should reject them.
Some wed with those they do not love,
To escape a single life,
But less / dread an old maids doom
Than the fate of an unloved wife,
An unloved and unloving wife
Oh what 4 life of sorrow
For she who bears that dreaded name
Can know no bright to morrow.
Her days pass by in endless strife,
She can know pleasure never;
Oh prefer to such life,
single lot forever.
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DANIEL BORDER.

PITT STREET, TWO DOORS WEST OF BEDFORD aoTELs
Bedford, Pa.
Matchmaker & Dealer fn JeweIry. .speetaeIes, &c
LIE KEEPS ON HAND A STOCK OF FINE GOLD
Ii AND SILVER WATCHES, SPECTACLES OF
Brilliant Double Refined Glasses, also Scotch Pebble
Glasses. Gold Watch Chains, Breast Pins Finger Rings
best quality of Gold Pens.
He ewiIl supply to order any thing in his line not
hand.
apr s. lS64-zz.