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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07

DUpLRy FLLrPrro PIc-SfC.-The FiNh An.
nual Excursion ~ the aclo operatives employed ~
Messrs. west, Bradley & Co. with suseihear,s and
overs met Monday morning at the fco ofClarnbers'
ST.. and enbsfking on board Me.sr MYeis's feet Of
ssrges we're towed ~ steamers TO Myefs's Grove. q
f-w miles beyond Ehsbcth. on Staten i'ihud sound.
walucc's double band Of 80 pieces accompanied the
pay and the greater portion ~ the e,cusobsts uere
tripping Merry ~ iis inspiring st Eins On ar.
rivng al the grove sfer short IisrInssion for re.
rrshn~ni daI chg Vas resumed with great spirit on
spscions platform constructed especially for the
purpvse while those otherwise inclined docbt en-.
.yed themselves in singrg and ynriuus other rays
Messrs West. Eradty Co. accOup'rIrd Tie party.
and joined healthy Ia the merry making. Al y the
whistle Ourded and the party returned keeping up the
,.ancing until Ozark with great spirit shvTwnrd onIiV-
rnng tie sl0om with their songs un'il reaching New
yok when all separated, wishing for a. merry time
next year The ire ia Resde.st on Sunday evening
manner int.rlered with THE genera hilari'y Of the
e1cursonists aud tbs business Of the fin. We re-
quesed TO state will be fully resumed IN two thrce
IayhA
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Dort-iUar0ens' Notife.
svArs ov Nsv-Yoax,,

SvAfG Ov NEv- IO9n,
Posr-wARpxxs Usrcx, No. iot wshst
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance, VII, -
~ ..c,,o, of the set passed April IL 1857 enttei
A., q, R.or,.nis. the srdeas Odee OF me r"u ,.
Yo ps..on' Interested m or ssas Or .a.S-y ,sss
sh. f,ilowur vess.ls under ~ 49,, -
.risus sud that the aid surveys OF eAa 49, ,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07
CITY NE VS..

TIM EAST HOUsToS ST. GANG AGAIN AT
woRK-A MAN BrArEs TO DEATH sr soMH UxkSowS
Person Coroner Collin yesterday held an inquest at
the New-York Hospital the body Of Mortimer La
guire son Of the proprietor Of tire Red House Harlem
II Is stated that Thur.dsy. the 2sth nit. the de-
ceased with party 81 friends. into thu CremoSne
Garden located Third-avc and Seventy second IT.
and while there. became engaged Ia fflt win
stranger. They separated, and at late hour She
party returnrd to their accustomed haunts Ia Ensf
Horston-st, between AuIherry.st and Broadway In
ashe auor store Of named Pigeon. at tina corner
Of Crosby end Honstonsts. the I'll, 1t resumed ne
tween Nag.ire and ts pnnrDi and tic former III aiy
received sta gerne blow in TIE breast which kn~ scd
BIN dow. On recovering he went 20 tho weiktnwn
resort a. low jhio,.s mi "afets Of I'll descriptions
trpt BY Matthew nliss Rocky" &'cr'. ~" ~ tast
IOnstonst.. Ia scJiousy H. md rm""ed y tho
Ito ritFl whore lie did - Monday. IN" cof0, y "ss
r,iifed To- t,d IN lquost soon after BIZ dcr'h ta' II
wa delayed owIr tn the aht'hce OF WI
nesses. All who witnessed the occurrence seem
t, be- surtiai,uslv rcii,.pt with rcsa,l 70 the
AZ ir The following. 70 the tcStn nv;
William Benrstt 81 M. IN Cios!'s'.. bsrendei hr
Deceased entered "a" saloon on hn'ah n.sn : nv o
oud ~ occk. md havrg vhsard aiirr snii " - ne
sd lad hght in lhhd.'ve Ger COMING down rom
picnic lie comp nierd Il feeling ~ md shrd % 30
TO led. h. vol t. Jooros BED and lay down. At
o'cock ,r.cd 20 va'e iin bat NJ not liie hTofe
cnde vo'en "a rouse hin tn' iai'd ga h' tn"o s,'t
u
laser III. and nnu,r tie y,cisns orders VS. NJ "a
The New Yrrs 1lo.visl Lrard that prcr II i "nter'
ing our house nccra-cd had been w hi 10 Pizron
;,ouor store on tire northwest oogir of Cto>if ava
nnusinrlIs., Lui did notasceItsiD vl"ve- ~ TIE
e ht drc.a 80 sober. p'uce1ii' ran LaFr"nce
NcCn,fhs II M 2j Malbrrry.st. test!h d; Between
~ ard II u'ciock 1hafd ~ neat raw cf9Nd Oh
tie nntth.we.t conner of Ciosby aud HOustOnss.;
! went t. TIE spo and saw dtccnsd nhd nnnihtS rrp
| 3 hcr I had stcba twice or thrio" iehtr
.rl .sed In LcAti the strnngfr grv- The
'eceasrl . stareerns hoV iTuIn w.icb lie ift Into
It'd Doorway of IiE,or's iqLvr store; the two h.d
cnci in there nnu the roc. ii en- oITiv"d aad aeara
ed tho atsns; dcccaaed seht iato AooT"t pace.
ard the 81 ser fci'w went ava, 90 about ridh;hi
went into IL ores and trea TO r"nss deceased. but
could not; u fltav, the arh al L. cu1d not apenk
rl. thai tie pens "h" srhok he deoen'rn t. a
rbilffphan, Lizard tnat he q. cc3sed fourt with
the sIrnger l. tie CreHorrs Gardens In brTrnv'
lcOnd-sl.: TO not kt.s the cause ~ tie Difficulty
IL, cnfc teen snhni!ed a. g." Jury. Who IL DER ii
verdict s fbi.Ors: We Lrl thHi ne dec''ss came
10 death from upoY,y. ire resnt Of 'iuenas AZ Tie
binds of son I'rs ~ Isffors ~ known i'aeA.ed
nniiyc IL t-.s ely aI'd q yefs, and las eni-
iloyeC a. a I,ess0use H. he County CLERKS oiliHr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07
COURT CALENDAR-THs pAf.

COURT CALENDAR-THN UAf
SUPREME CUURr--CnAMsERs- day CaloA.
Oar Tor ia :. io.o No. T. tcrd at. EsssrsB. No -
Kmy AZ fs5o No. 81 Sussex Le j 60. at stow. Ne
81 Roman sfos Silver Mhius TO- No a. Rf,om ard ohsaD
at Reynolds. Tbs general esl eousmsnces VITA no. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07

THFFT or Decentralization BENNETT
and vaughan Yesterday srrested Augustus BacUn. "
wr!'-known thief on a chagc of having stolen f,T
gold ches. valn,d 81 njOi. from tire woissh' p ~
Peter Nargin. NJ. ~ Wet lions or.st oh t'e .s'h
ut during the temporary abs,nce # the proprietor.
TITO tLeit obsrTv. BY Lille girl the Opposite
lie % ihs street. md fully Identified the prisoner
Justice Ii. gan committed i'm for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07

DASGEROUSLy STABBED. On Thursday morn.
irg Emil Santnri and j. inrinins qncIrce,i and SAN
t"n rari cd his pIeni ~ tho ght sIds in On K
inGcfirg q dangerous wound lie was frre,ted by
Officer Lame ~ the Eg't"en Precinct, and suisse
gurnty Justice Dodge eon,niiiri hrft0 awat the re-
suit Of sbe iujl,es IL tie v0apacl uau. The Latte.
was conveyed 70 Brirsuc BspI.Gi. where he now loa
in a critical condition. ' '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07
shattered ny the premature di-chsrce Of pistol He
Wss taken " the rcsidenee OF s parents N Avenue
bstve con Nintisth and Ninety -frststA ~ ~ bGO

BURGLARY IN CASAL-sT.-RECOvsRY OF A
PoR.Ios OF TIE STOLEN to- Do, the night Of the
2etb .. Ap.ii she ir net mar ufactory " williams
Marus samuel nj No t3S Capsi.st, WIS entered "
aud robbed o nets and mster, to the amount
pu, found aa,rtty ofise goods in the fancy store
OF Morris ,,ili~rk. No. 23i Wan-st He WA arrested
ana held bail Ia the Of tlOo by Justice Shand.
ley. iie is aged u years. native OF Germany aHd
..ys be 10 not guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07
,r say sO3c. per IN.

With tie great southern markets now thrown opei
An impetus ID given g. tie manufacturing bnsiGes am
Il viii be strIf - lccco fiAhes of " oci snd "oo'el
roods 90 rot stin lsl ely adNance
Mo-. YORK JLie -. isos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07

LITTLE GIRL BURNED TO DEATH by FIRB
CnAcKggs--An inquest was this morning held BY
Coronrr Cover on the body II Mary r.. Gierpie aged
five years at the residence Of the parents No 33 East
4 twenty second-st On the 4th Inst. tho deceaseds
clothing took FIRE from some FIRE crackers aud ,rnt her
an dreadfnlly that abe died yesterday. verdict OF
accidental death was rendered by the Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-07

MEETING OF CARTAEY AND LAB0RERs.--
Yesterday noon beiw tour and FIVE hundred men
belonging principally 70 the caItmeb and Inborcrs
Association assembled 1t the Apollo Rooms No 10
hhriOR.st.
II appears that Messr. Brown Deyos and Knapp,
10 whom the late contract for cleaning TIE streets was
awarded. published In The Erpr0s n statement that
they had m,n To work In riteen Wards
The meeting was called ~ ASCERTAIN tie truth OF the
| statement
By the report Of tho Word Committees the following
arc the Wards in which any ceaninV 10 being done,
with the amount VI work: Second Ward. ono cart
seventh Ward. one man; Thirteenth Ward, two carts
sixteenth Ward. three carts and four speepers; TWEEN.
tIeth Ward three cars The Fourth Ward does not
belong 10 the Association. Several speakers adore ssed
them urging them TO keep unit. g. TO modest one to
work for no contractors and 10 hide their umc prom.
sing thar In i've days they would bs TO work cleaning
streets under the cay.
Their compsint IL that the wages o. rs per day. "a
insufficient. rom The fact hat they can average not
more than two and half days per week, 10 support
them. The meeting adjourned til tomorrow ut the
ramc time and place.
A CAR AND ITS CONTENTS DESTROYED By
lFIGE-AkOTHRR fICHT BETWEEN IgENgs--On
"Wednesday night freight cor laden with hay, stand
Ing the truck Of the Harlem Railroad A. Forlhave
AID One hundred and 0nest, took fire from spar ks
tnguisLed the car and its contents we're consumed.
Loss about 600. While the nremrD were ut work
Thor,as Kennedy Foreman of Engine Company No 40
and John o DOnnrIl, Foreman Of Hose COMPANY No,
a. qunreled and Kennedy struck his opponent Oh tho
head several times with bis trumpet nhictine severe
scnp wounds He then fed. bot has probably been ar
rested ere this BY tue 1genty-ihrJ Precinct Poice.
The wounded taken u his residence la Fourth
ave- Eighty ffthst by his friends. and received
medical attention.
LITTLE GIRL BURNED TO DEATH by FIRB
CnAcKgga-An inquest was this morning held by
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
OSHKOSH LUMBER,

J. n. Mccoy has isre. stock Of shssss
Pine LuRher from Me 63hKOaH lW>,
Mills Tor sals Il rsssaliA, sad OssAn, WIS.
Seshek County a..
Zach grade of:this Lumbar y
OF the beat quality and, will -
Geld 1t reasonable prie.,,
Z. Fl. KEYEs will supply tn,
DEBORAH s.as., I'll time. With ~ L.~.
A. sssA Of .hsss plAo.s, !ca.s.li., o,sias,
nd D'sorsh> May q 81 times - found
/" IT, 10y y Ls..t.r,
Shingle', L.th. square and saw.
Cd Timber, 1oist and
Scantling,
Dressed and
Seasoned and IN.
dressed Flooring, ST.
ding, Fencing. &C.. g.. Ae.
Parties desiring Lsnhsr Of any <s..rlp.
ZION are invited - call ssl examine prices
Suaiisyard.
:. h. kkYA. ~. Mccoy,
ncessA ossais 4 oss;a..
Dss 10 - ksaS1
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
A Gard 10 luysEisss.

A Clergyman, whiIs ss;dins ~ sossh
America - In issionsr,y, discovered T. safe
aud simple remedy fox the cure of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of tie
Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by bansful
and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been already oursdSy this noble reasdy.
Prompted by a 'osirs to benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate, will send tho recipe Tor
preparing ."d nsing shis medicine, in =
sealed envelope, 70 any ono who needs it,
Free Of Chsrss.
Please inoloss stamped envelope address
ed te yourself Idd,eo
JOSEPH T. INMAN.
STATION D, BIBLE Hoy.x.
New! Yo"k CITY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10
CHAN GEFUL JOB.

a lively ysush oass did kn.v,
Inc ladies called him" shsngsfsl ice
Asfrolicssms ~ any kitten,
by eupids shat he sfs was snitasa;
Ana yes he hsl d the wound - light
a II mere mosqsitoS bite.
One day fer Ellen As WAS sixhiRg,
he sext, for Kitty he vas dying;
And "hea you sko't him Almost finished,
His flames were suddenly diminished.
And 10 his love Va. daily turning,
Now IKE sla,e house fursass burning
ana now 1t seemed to each Spectator
ms breast was = refri4er ator,
what remedy can va discover
10 cure the fault Of such lovsrt
No girl Who acts by my advice
VIII have such beaux at any lri>k
however cheap they may appear,
lu one respect yon III find them dear:
Ike certain garments, basely made,
by tyros Of the stitching trade;
But bssux worth having must stick favA
Like Abrm Kohnl Clothing, med. to !sH!
Having just received = larg. stock q
pr.ng and hummer goods, soosistisg Of
Ready Made Clothing,
., :.:y s:.:''<', ~ H-s - '','' v- -.
- Z n q q o. - -.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10

limp Heating Apparatus.
BOILING = FRYING = sTEHlse-
STEEPlNG-
.wIfH fHs ELAHI raA7LIaH7s aA1 1ook
By ths flame Of common lsup. astt.
cost Of q cents worth Of oil, vary ssns lev.
table breakfast sas be esoksd.
IN. Z Triixs.
Simple in ososka stisa, sssily iepi Z,
order, resdv for use 10 4. moment s.
convenient to have On 'kAnd. Dysr~
giss's tiytulcy.
- - Fi.hf Lamp 10 one Of The NOS, p.,.
qlar novelties Of the day. = tho utility
fit 10 unqusstisnAbls, . great savirs +
made IN heating and cooking small art.cl<s
and caa be made TO cook mesls for . E,;.;
many parsons, which is sosuslly dons * 81,
Anbulsnss r. which carry tho sick aaS...
! --- Ssisnt,fs Assr!e9H.
. For family usS, hospital tent -
rack. pionics. fishing, nur.siy, Or .iek rcsx
tits an article Of somfors beyond ali nrspo
lion %... 70 it, 0o': Ae'r: yo.r~.A'
- have tried III. an,.s.,s, =,
v.lu.bI. .aa iaa;:p..:.bls .. i ana p. =.
wi'hor' it. !. Il, Ces' OIL tc.rcvls,.
= : Ap ssosauioal conIrivsncs for esA
ting up heAt y shsrt naties for nursery snI
general household purposes > = ase
important pGnt il The ssyisg in cost ever
sosl 1rss. y F"Essns.r 70.
Fr'ess fFo~ .ro to rag 1o!,a,s.
Capacity j'os ors to fsrv cyar,s.
1Arss srssks ssolst ct eng s,Tj viii ~,
bkrrsy.
Arranged for kerossns Or Cea, Oil, or Oas.
4 Descriptive Fanphlst Of thirty psx~
tsrsnhed gratis
rHx UNION ATTArHHlNr
Prize, 80 Cents
To b attached 70 . Ccmnon Kerosene La.,
srcas-Ruraer, by Which water sar
b Boiled, and Food cooked; ale ~
arraskei - support : 'shaAe.
lnvsAr yA4iLT plaDs GA.
"A nApV~Aas
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10

Never fail 10 satisfy these who give them >
thorough trial, aadwherever introduced are
rapidly superceding all others.
They use t,ro threads with = strs'gAt nee-
die and shuttle making the Lock Stitch.
which is alike on both sides, and for tesncn.y
durabihts elasticity and beauty,i' the only
.titeA uortay ofuss. They are propelled by
Cam, which produce better sig,ed motions
for sewing than can possibly be obtained BY
e,anks or links. Ther work like thing OF
life" the needle throwing out its loop, aud
then Standing sill until the shuttle passes
through, when both draw upon tho threads
together, making tho stitch tight ard strong.
They prs capable drumming st very high
speed. being smoothly flashed, and making
hre si;tekes to every revolution Of the balance
wheel, a speed unesua!Ies by any other shut
tie machine in uss.
For these reasons the Wsed' il acknowl-
ekged, wherever known, 10 be THE sEsr
Sc vIno MACHINE MADE, and is unequsllsd in
its simplicity Of contribution, Power, DusA-
B,Llry, EASE OF MANAGEMENT, aud the crest
beauty and ;er!a'nty Of its operation.
Every Machine j: Warranted.
All orders Or communication. from F.ni-
lies, Tnilsrs! Seamssrcssss, Closhers. Harm
ess Makers, de-, in tho country, will rsssive
prompt attention.
Send fer Descriptive Circular and SaApls.
of Work.
Agents Wsntsl in every locality.
Address
SOC BROADWAY, New York
p. O.-Box zO4l. n1ev5
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-10

70 rsspectf,lly sslisit esr friends OF
chs city and cnra.-, to exau;ss ox- new
Nock. No CHARGE FOR SHOWING
GOODS. We trnst snr arsstsa. hand.
some goods and low prices viii merit stsar
approval.
sevs) JANIS Willy,
, 1865-12-12
From Chanbers's Journal.)
THE 'BEWlTCHED' FARM.
CHAPTER 1.-THE EXPLAINED.
(Concluded.)
IN TWO CHAPTERS.

This was awful. 'Treddock and I rushed out at the front, and made
for a couple of beanstackS which stood in a near corner of the yard,
round the east gable, not far from the dogkennel. Stretched upon the
ground, lay the poor old constable, his head and shoulders resting in a
little pool of blood, the haggared face turned upwards, looking as though
he were quite dead. Upon our raising him, we found that he still breath
ed but his injuries were evidently frightfa, and most dangerous and,
as had happened in all the other cases, the wounds had been inflicted on
the head, and had the appearance of having been done by a blunt wea-
pom. Treddock shouted Loudly for some one to hrnt a chair for the
better carrying Of the injured man and in the meantime we supported
him in a siingpoSture as we'll as we could. | noticed that TreddockS
eyes were attracted over my shoulder towards some object as we knelt
Look there!' he said, in a hollow whiSper-that mare has seen
it done! Whoever it is, she knows them. On, if she was but a Chris
tMn +!
I turned my head, and looked. There was the black mare on the
other side of a little low fenu, not two yards away protruding her head
over. her nostrls diating, and her eyes glaring in the widest fear;
while We could see through the paks that the terrified creature tremhled
in every limb. But the next minute the household was clustering around
us; nor was it greatly to be wondered at that the women screamed, and
the men turned pale at the chastity spectacle we carried through their
midst. Several of them, scarcely ten minutes before, had seen the old
man jauntly set off for home in good health and strength. A servant
was instantly despatched on the masters horse for the nearest surgeon,
but he unfortunately lived a couple of miles away. We laid the poor
constable on the kitchen hearth, propping him with pillows, and tried to
sanch the bleeding with cloths.
Ellen, you and the baby must quit this house at once said Tred-
dock, turning his face, now pale enough, towards his wife The place
is bewhched, and something will happen to you. Go. and get you
ready he urged, his voice shaking we shall have the county police
here now; knocking human beings on the head is different to killing
, 1865-12-12

IN the period between the 23rd probably
between the oath October and the 18th
N0rc~har this year, very considerable
thefts have been committed in the dwell
ing of Harry RainaIs Esqr,, British Con-
sui, at Estate Golden Rock in this district.
From the extent Of thethefts, and the weight
of some oI the stolen articles there can be
little doubt but that one or more accom-
plices are implicated.
The stolen goods, as far as a%scertained,
are as follows, viz:
10 pair of large fine Sheets.
6 fine PiIlow-Cases.
2 new rough Bathing Towels.
6 fine large Table Cloths.
] -do.-smalIer-do,-
s fine Napkins,
2 Tray Cloths.
1 Tea Table Cloth,
s D'Oyleys.
2 small Chinese Cups with lids
4 large and Saucers.
II large and l small knives with
Ivory handles.
. TunbIers and 4 Wine Glasses.
large lin Box, with lock and key
full of wearing Apparel.
| piece of new watered Black Silk.
! new light brown Silk dress-trim-
med with narrow black Velvet.
u pair new Balbriggan Stockings,
Cambria HandkcrchiaGs, with en-
, 1865-12-12
J. A. ~STAKE1lANN,

Jusfjtsraa1, Undrrdommsr og ShIjrer,
C~hriSti0nsteas Jurisdiction pau st.
Cr0ir,
I'll or vitterligt: at for mig har
VI andraget Overretsprocurator HeiIbuth
hyorIedes han som beskiAhet fri Sa- f6rer
for Anna Martha Hendricks her at Byeu
if0Ige hende meddeeIt benefcium pauper-
tatis skal fnde sig befoiet til at lade OPP
tage ct Tingsvidne til O~pIysning ON at
den d. 7de September d. A. afl0d' Abra-
ham Farara Iar erkIirret naevnte Anna
Martha Hendricks for sin Batter SAINT at
hans Efterladenshaber skulle tiIlaIde hem
de og henIes Born.
Thi indstnynes herred til at mode linden
Jnrisdictionens ordinaire Bything Refs
huset No. 10 Kongensgade heri Byen Tirs-
dag den 30te Januar 1866 Formiddag III.
, 1865-12-12
AnsntteIser Og EntledIgelser.

Under 7de December har Commencement
tet amer jendt BeskihkeIsen at Hr. NJ. r..
O'MALEY som fungerende BRITISH Consul
paa st Croix under Consul II. I. A. RAJ
NAILS Frayarelse.
, 1865-12-12

10 slet fornrvnte afgangne Abraham Fa-
raras Indtestatarvinger saa og den for hans
muIige fravHrende Aryinger bes,ihkede
TiIsynsvsrrge HI. Kongellg ~FuIdmagtig
Colberg, for der og da Documenter at see
%iretteIa tie og h0re Vidner afgiye deres
edeIi2e ForkIaringer angaaende ovenmeldte
ErI rring af Farara med andet og mere
Sagen vedr0rende Ill ct 10. Iigt Tingsvid-
mes Erhyervelse til Brug som oyenmeldt,
Til ON samme Erblrring af Farara at
aflrgge edelig ForkIaring etter fremsaet-
teude Questioner og til med Fed at bekrtfte
den at dem under Sde September d A.
underskrevne under Sagen treml~ggende
Declaration desangaaende, indstevnes her.
we'd under FaIdsmaalsstraf til sammc Ret,
lid og Sted at mode:
, 1865-12-12

R. de MENDES,
L. NEUMANN,
E. A. FERDINAND, og
P. ENGLAND,
allie her af Byen,
Forel5eE er hpvet we'd Frd. 3 Juni 1896.
Christiansteds Underdommercontoir, st.
Croix den 2Sde November 1865.
y. A. S9akcEMamm.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

Choice Books in fine bindings
Poets in Morocco binding.
Poets in blue and gold
Mrs. Bottoms Poems Home Authoress1
Books for Boys. in sets.
Books for Girls. i'm sets.
Books for Little ones.
Primers in all colors.
Picture books ON linen.
Books for every body
Photograph Albums aud Photographs
Album Card Pictures and new STYLES Of Pho
iographs.
large Family Bibles,
Pocket Bibles a large VARIETY
Writing Desks.
Portfolios lof every style.
Games Of all kinds for Children.
Gold Pens in Pearl Holders.
Gold Pens in Morocco Boxes.
Gold Pens in silver Holders.
Gold Pens in Gold Mounted RUBBER Holders
At ToDD, CARMICHAEL a WILLIAMS.
~ No. North Pennsylvania street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

weekly Report Of thc Frese n TIA
rIoN Book DEPOT FOR THE WEEK ENDING
DECEMBER 10. is65.-'ro our customers were
given
~ silver lee Pitchers:
bohemian Glass Castors:
II Silver Casters;
II Silver Cake Baskets;
Silver Coffee Crns;
y Gold-med Goblets:
II Watches;
Pairs Opera Glasses;
100 Sets Silver Forks:
80 Call Bells;
And over $1,000 worth Of other valuable
presents. valuable gift accompanies each
book sold.
\ new stock of handsome and valuable gifts
has just arrived for the holidays Go i'm time
10 receive one.
j. a. RYAN X Co,
Go North Illinois street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

"EffhsBuKG.-D David Mills. President of
the so''lss@aiional Cemetery at Gettysburg
Pennsylvania, has addressed communication
To Coy ernor Baker, requesting an appropria-
ton by the Legislature Of ss.O95 CO. as the as
sessinent against Indiana for her share Of the
expenses incurred In decorating the grounds,
erecting the monument. etc.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18
New Grocery S,orc-our q

new Grocery StOrc.-Our old friend
and fellow-ersftsman. Mr.. j. ii. Eagle, having
left the types. has gone into the grocery busi-
ness, and to-day will open his fine store. on
the corner Of Fort Wayne avenue. Delaware
and Walnut streets. lie has everything In the
grocery line that can be obtained In the city.
and we recommend our readers to give him
call. lie will be found TO be gentlemanly and
attentive, and his goods are of the best quality
lie has delivery wagon. and goods purch ased
OF him will be sent to any part of the city with
the greatest dispatch.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

sHKRuFs su.E.-The property Of o. H. l..
BY, on East street, was sold on Friday by
the sheriff, to satisfy the claims OF stoughton
A. Fletcher 81 a.. Lieutenant Colonel Dan.
Mcclure was the purchaser. aud the property
sold for s5.i50. which was considered by good
judges a. be a low price,
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

TEMPERANCE MEErfNG.--The usual tenn
peranee meeting was held ut the Tabernacle
yesterday afternoon. Colonel James Blake Of
Heated for the first time in his life. The Colo
mol l. excessively modest, and is noted for his
great liberation. Rev. Mr.. Gilmore made a
speech. Of which We have not space to make a
syr opSis. Mr.. Blake made few remarks, as
did also the Rev. Mr. Holiday. Chaplain Lo-
.ier was expected there TO sing a song. hut he
didn't put IN an appearance. The Chaplain is
very retired sort Of a man and hates To make
himself conspicuous. The Chaplain j. IA very
persuasive speaker. and his songs are very
finely sung. p \ shout of his .sGlory Halle
iujah " would have added materially to the in
tereSt of the occasion