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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

At banquet given in hsnor OF Horace
Greeley by soms of his colored brethren, the
following toast waa prOpdsed "hAsse ures-
lev his face Is white, but he hsos n'AeA
heart"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

DY virtue OF and in obedience to an order Of the
ID Probate Court, OF ntgomery County, Ohio,
will sell at public sale on e premises on Saturday
the eah day of October 1896 at the Court ouse at
O'Clock Pm the following real estate, belongn 10 the
estate OF Heury Hagedorn (aso called smith) de.
ceased to wit Situate in the city OF Dayton, IN the
oounty OF Montgomery, in the state CT Ohio, on
Fulton street near the Dayton and Michigan sht
Depot Lot numbered eighteen hundred and nineteen
(lsis) according to the revised plat Of said city 10
Dayton.
On said premises 10 erected large brick house
with ten rooms which appraised at thirty six
hundred doll 600 oOl end can not sell for less
than 81 400 ONree Of dowr 7. Terms ofsae third
cash, one third IN one, and one third IN two years
from day OF sale, tn interest nom date oftale, and
secured by Mortgage on the premises.
August, 24th 1855. .
WENDELIN SCHELHAMER.
Administrator Of Henry Hagedofn, decd.
AtdAW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

Third DAY, OCT. ORR.

TrottnQ Mares and Geldings Premium lst 500,
I'd
Pacing horses end Mares, LIST 500, 2d SZe'.'' -'.Io
Roadeae btalll0nA
Hurdle Race, tst $780, I'd S26. ......,..I2
Best and Fastest Tandem Team.
Boys Riding, lat S2i I'd $40.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
PRE- ENILUM M LIST
kIRsT DkV, Dor. Sd,

TrotLns stations, Premium lst SIS, I'd s9s."..osloO
Finest Mare or dieldlng ....,..' ~
Thorough br d Stations, LIST $40, I'd $eO.."... 90
All Work Stations, Isl S25, I'd Sl0,.."".,'''..... 70
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

An orator, in appealing 10 the "bone and
sinew, said
"My friends. am proud TO see around
me to-nleht the hardy yeomapry of the
land. for / love the agricultural interests of
the country aud we'll may love them. fellow
citizens. for was born farmer-the hap
piest days OF my youth were spent in the
peaeeahle ayoea.ions OF son OF the soil. II
be allowed to use lguratiye express
sion, my friends may say was rsised be-
tween two rows Of corn.
"a pumk,a, BY ,bunder y exclaimed an
inebgiated chap Just in front oflhe stage.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

aThere was horrible affair" said . gen
tleman 10 comPasy, "the murder OF Dean,
and the sealing mp his remains In tin box 7
What Dean ?" asked halt a dozen voices 90
once. "SAr Dean, replied the wag.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
Sherif's Proclamation. 4.

UIHE State Of OHIO, Montgomery Co, 81 To tie
i voters OF Montgomery Co, OHIO, J. Oa.
davidson, Sheriff OF Montgomery County and Stale o
Ohio. do hereby notify the qualified elActors of said
county TO assemble In thelT pectiVe Wards, Tosh
ships and Precincts on the
Second Tueeaay In the month of O6-
toheFs a. D., 1895,
at their usual places ofhodns elections aud then
six o'clock p. NJ. OF said day, proceed the law
directs 10 elect
0ne Governor
One Lieutenant G Governor,
One Treasurer of State,
One Supreme Judge, (full terIn)
One Supreme Judge Ito hll Vacancy,
One Attorney General
One School Commissioner,
One Member Of Board Of Public Works,
One Clerk Of Supreme Court,
One Judge ofSupenor Court
| One senator and two Representatives to oenera
| Assembly OF the State Of Ohio,
One Prosecuting Attorney
| One County Commissioner
| One Inhrmary Director, and
| One Coroner.
| The Trustees oftha various Wards and Town
sh ps also notified, that they shall on said day
select OF good, judoious persons having qualif-
! cations ofelectors, their apporhonment oi persons
to Jurore and return the list for the Common
Plea. and Superior Courts to the County Clerk, and
the list for the Probate Court TO the Judge OF the Pro-
| bate Court.
The apporuonmsnt for the several Courts lie as
follows:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
SENATORIAL TICKET.

iSpepGSpENT CANDIDATE FoR JUDGE OF Tht
sUPEhloR COURT,
OANIEL A, HAYNES,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

l.. Is. STEVENS,
PHILLIPS HOUSE CORNER,
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, PERFUMEHY,
SOAPS, SPONGE,
AND
FA NCx ARTIOLHS,
Calls attention 10 a well selected stock OF Goods,
aud soieits continuance OF past tavors
Sept 90, 1896. dim
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
The 80, itb, 5th, and 9th Bays or
October, 1885.

OFFICERsi
PaxsIpEsr-R. d. HARsHMAN.
VICE PABsIpENTs
r. q. CoRwIN, of Montgomery,
A. O. JENNINGS, Of Champaign,
A. @. STEWART, OF Butler.
DIRhofoRs:
r. H. HENDERSON, Of Butler,
j. CATHOART, OF Clarke,
WIN. HUFFMAN, ofGreene,
}. HALL, OF Miami,
j. II. BARRTNGER OF Greene,
JAMES MURRAY, OF Shelby.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

RAILROADS:PU INTO,DAE-
TONMWILL OAKHX PAsskN
GERS Al HALF FARE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
MouNr VERKoN, O., sen. q, lst


'a5 Very truly, yours.
GEoRGE W, MoRGAN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

Doors open at halt past seven curtain will rise al
eight.
cents.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

Competition Will be Required In all the
Premiums.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-12-14
DER WESTBOTE -,
i 4 N 81 a r D & FLESH
PUBLISHERS
TERMS:
sS,Oo Per year, Invariably I'm advance g.
= o It q r e IS.

Sen =. Oec. SIM Senate ernannte teute
Ger Yrafnsnt bic ftebsneen Gcmmittsen nit fsIasns
DEN 8crFssrn:
ausrdrtss gnasleaenbeiten Gunner ron gaIaauIstts
| Ntnan;en - Sefenhen ppn Gfaine
| Sanne - 6Eantler ppn Wihiaan
| manufacturer - Spra0ue ron GbpSe Sslaub
| .dfrbau - SHERMAN Sbip.
Wtlttar= =gnaesssnbeiten - s8ilipn spn TaFaduistts
Udrlne= =Nn9eleaenbeiten - @jrimes ppn Sopa
Sentpnen - Kane ron e}neiaud.
Sutt3ween - Srumbul rpn Slinois
Hoween - OirOn ppn GDnnectcnt
Nnlprude - Slart ppn Stem 6dmpItire.
Aus Der SteSoiuton enprinsenes @nprie WamIss scn
MtnneIoa.
0iarict Columbia - Sir0n spn Connecticut.
| 9ripdt Sant =gnipride - Sarris spn Stem Nprf
r=An3ele beiten - Orplitte ron QSsccufn
| Sentntl'de 9sbiube - SUoe gsrmpnt.
| Sdtentueen - @pwan pom EenniYlYansn.
Serritorien - gSate BON Sbip.
Naerc @iientabn Spware ron GPidiaan
Gunner, Der enis ri1lsnbs1 teantraate
e'nt" Sslhlub, cer bon Dem ShaelscretGr ,u wils
Ten rsrlan9t, cb Yerlonsn in ieinem Ospartsment
ansstelit i'uS, sie Den Sssio nidt ssleiiie batsn
@tne Committee BON SrsiSetn rnrbe ernannt, bic
NIT elmer eOmn'ittse ees 6auiss sssisnete @6rtte
tn SelretT Ses Spsea ess Yrdfesntsn Ninerln tsra,
tbsn lcQ
9aus. Stepens lsste cine 9iG pcr ipelde s,rs
runoeten sclsaten, bic i'm 9ienits Der 8eaisruna
anSetsat finS, GrlautniB sistt, mad ipie Dor ibre
Yentonsn Su te;ie9en. Bingham teautraate eu
Amel'smsnt jur Scnttutirn, bas allen 9erlonen
slsiae &ehts une slsidsn Saus ftrt ssarns=
lprrtb tsantraste sinen 8sihluB, Der es fir einc
unsersAtisfdt .rflart, ben Nsssrn nas @timmreGt
ror5ucnt9alten, ric I'M lsstsn arisss s,r @srtGet,
nisuns Res Sannes ibr &stsn siniesten. seents
rOrtb lssts cine @ia rcr sur llnter7asuna eer
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9sl1lnb Dor, rel6er Re, rsm Yrdireutsn anfrdat
Oh CT I'M 9siss nate,er @lintsilunsen in Ystrsf
nss Secrsts nes Saiisr5 rcn Mercp 1T, ,rseurt,
cine srt Sclapsrei in isnsr @epublif sinaefib,t
mirS nne Of unisre @sssruns irssnS rsldpc
sdrttte sur @srbiiiuna cisisr afasrssel scttan
bat. Nne eisis Bills uno 8sihlaiis tlsiten sinii=
lrsilen ltssen Yalfrt irurte Gin @eitlub, her rie
tstssHenoe era'niltss anrsiit, Die 3uedmdiii9tsit
Der @rriatuns elmer @Aihsz citation am iacltdeu
lTsr oss @rie= Secs in Grwasuna su Sieten.
8sise Sauiss rsrastsn ftp bis Mentas
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-12-14
Sen. 6rant purbs in g6arlsiipn bon

Sen. @rant rurbs in Gbarlsiipn ben
Der trarsn fartser BerElferuns NIT gntbu,
fasmus empfansen; bic wsben @eteaen tss
matten fiA, bel isinem Antlias freunelias
9sliatsr Su ihnsibsn." (Sn. Sbts)
ltnierer Suncisr Gcassin lisst Der Nsaer 10
ihmer auf nem Gsbirn, nab be i9r cbns .rsitsrs
llneriuhms aues brap 1T, mas i4war5 1T,
uno Sab aIes mas msiB 1T, ihufti3 1T, menn es
ni4t aus i6rem pclitiihsn Satshsmus tetst. gs
1T bies chen cine ionesrtars 9errruns hsS @s,
i4mads, ircriitsr fh nitt itreitsn lGst.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-12-14

Sen. 6ccfsr liest in @em 9crt am @rtts
laui seiaerli4 frane narnishsr.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-05
COMMUNICATED
The Indiana Agricultural Calico.

This institution. which is soon 10 be estal-
llshed and located by the legislature is des-
tined, If centrally situated and properly man.
aged, TO become the most important college i'm
the State. In il will be furnished instruction
not only IN . those branches Of learning which
are related 10 agriculture and mechanic art
but - other scientific and classical studies.r
IL Is notorious fact that we have not in the
state Of Indiana college worthy Of the name.
The " State University" and all the sectarian
colleges, were located, by the mistaken policy
OF their founders, in obscure, out of the way
corners of the state, where they have not
enlisted the interest and cooperation Of our
entire people. The consequence is they have
,ed a slckiy and uncertain existence. All their
buildings and all their endowments put to-
gether would not be more than sufficient for
one frSt-cldsS COLLEGE.
Ii Is time that Indiana should wake nm To
this subject, and build up College worthy Of
her noble name. The magnificent grant Of
congress affords us good opportunity 10 have
literary institution adequate to our wants.
anu blessing to present and future genera
tons.
Let not the mistake be made, as in the cases
Oh nearly all our Colleges, Of locating the Az
recuitural College in some remote and inacces-
slDle place n few dollars more or less should
not de 1ermlne so important an interest Let il
be located where the whole people will feel Am
equal and undivided interest i'm the enternrise
All VIII agree that such location would be
sVhicN neie III the immediate vicinity OF Indj-
anapolis-the geographical commercial. politi-
cal ana railroad center of the State
Members of the Legislature are convinced Of
the propriety and importance of its location
here, and next to the claims Of their own inn
mediate localities, nearly all will favor those
Of this city.
Let our citizens take hold of this matter and
give some inducements in the way of donations
TO the enterprise, and the location will be fixed
al once, as the interests Of the State and the
institution demand
III some are owning land within a mile or
two OF the corporation line will give sufficient
ground to secure its location, a beautiful sub
urban village will spring up around. MANY
OF our best citizens will erect and occupy resi-
dences there. One Of the most remarkable de-
hlceneies pertaining TO indianapolis is the lack
OF beautiful suburban villages which cluster
ilke necklace Of pearls around most of our
large cities. afording a retreat from noise. dust
and taxation.
There are score Of land owners i'm and
about this city who have in their power. by
acting on the hints given herewith. TO confer n
benefit ON the State, blessing on the oity and
realize profit to themselves. This thing de-
mands immediate consideration. A week
hehce the opportunity may be forever gone.
CITIZEN.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-05

S,Mrs-That there are some very strange,
very suggestive and very grotesque cognomens
among men. Is known fact, and one in re-
gard 70 which glance at the public records
will furnish the ocular proof. Having ocea-
sion TO visit the Auditors Office, the other day,
Mt the instance Of the Auditor we glanced at
the indexes Of the records. The expressive
and suggestive applications we discerned
there would oil a column, For instance. it
certainly is very annoying % Mr.. Pigg. who
wishes 10 be considered n gentleman, 70
have a cognomen which suggests the idea Of
an opposite quality. And there is Mr.. Good
pasture who fsncies that he knows a thing or
two, and vet by some unkind disPensation Of
nature he Is compelled 10 pass through life
answering 10 n name which Pronounces him
excessively verdant. Then there is Mr.. Blue.
whose irrepressible eheerfulness Of disposition
gives the lie 70 the quality suggested oy hi
name. Again. Mr.. Black Is very fair skinned.
and has white heart, therefore he can not
but feel the unaptness Of the preudOnym.
Mr.. Green don't wish 10 be considered green
at all, and would like 70 pass for well in
formed man. How CALLING then must be the
appellation which constantly rrouounces him
10 DC tl1t NuIC4 IT. - Aotr VI n Atat~t Att>l4 I
trisk 10 DC.
Mr. White may be n white nan, but Is
pretentious name. which i 10 him BY far too
egOtistic, and assumes for him that which be
would rather have ether people disco,e fer
themselves Mr.. Hickenlooper. How unmusi-
cal the sound, and yet he must hear it over
an: over again many times day. Mr.. Lamb
Is concihAtory enough in his disposition, and
thinks he possesses the quality Of gentleness
10 proper degree, but he can not help thick
ing that his name sounds little Skeepish.
Mr.. short is not short at all. but has CON-
handing figure.
NJ. Lingcnfelter can not help thinking hi
name very cumbrous. and yet throughout the
period q his three score and ten years the bur
densome cognomen Is saddled upon him like
Tie cid man Of the sea, and he must carry IL
where's E he goes.
Neo'e' presuming name. and one that
requires a dignity q department. else II will
not eomport well with associations.
NJ hihs ma! be avery lowly subject. and
hence does not support the ro.,al attrill,,. mo,
sested by this patrician title, with IN lor.lI,
mien betting IL.
Mr.. smart may BE- a very bundle 81 .,t,,.,.i,.,
and hence the aPpellauon j. a manii,,.t ini,,
homer.
Thus We might pursue the subject al iss
sifsn- But lifs : paradox at bet. and
I" There Is no man wbO has the power
To live consistent with himself an hour
Names are, therefore, in accord With TIE con.
Trajectory phases Of life, and these misnomers
are not unaet as al first sight they might sp-
pear, and 70 we dismiss the topic.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-05

PUBLIC INyITATIoN.-The Indianapolis He
brew Congregation, having made arrange
ments to lay the corner stone Of their new
Temple, next Thursday Thanksgiving Day.
take this occasion OF extending cordial invi-
tation to the clergy, press and citizens general
", TO be present on the occasion. The cere-
monies will be interesting, and will be con-
Quoted in due form.
Programmes Of the exercises will be pub
Hshed in all the city papers on the day above
mentioned.
BIZ order Of the Congregation.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-05

the Book Publishers Presentation Depot, for
the week ending Saturday. December .: Four
watches, five silver cake baskets. three silver
Ice pitchers, eight silver butter dishes, two
silver coffee urns, four gold lined goblets. four
teen silver cups, five silver card receivers.
thirty-six sets Of silver tea and table spoons,
twenty-one sets silver forks. besides over four
hundred dollars worth Of ether presents Of
value. Remember you pay no more for books
at this establishment than at any other book
store, and are sure to receive handsome
present, free, with each book purchased. Full
descriptive catalogues sent to any address in
the United States upon application.
J. \. RYAN & Co..
5-S GO North Illinois street,
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-05

ARRfvEp.-By the Captain commanding the
"soldier's Home" we are appraised Of the ar
rival last evening Of the Twenty-fourth Regi-
ment. Indiana Infantry yolunteers-Three
hundred and six enlisted men and fifteen COM
missioned officers.
This regiment embarked on board a steamer
some time ago, and should have arrived here
on or before the lst inst, but the steamer be-
coming disabled. they were compelled 70 put
hack and make a fresh start.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-05

COUNTY CoN,ussIoSERs.-The Board met
yesterday at their rooms in the Court House.
The entire day was occupied in the eonsidera-
ton Of the debt due Indianapolis from the
county, on account Of claims arising from war
bounties. Claims were allowed 10 the amount
Of $4,000. The Board will be occupied to-day
ON the same subject.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-05

CAN'T CARRY HOD.-0ne Of our city
Fathers. whose voice Is always sagacious IN
council. does not possess sufficient versatility
20 carry a hod. whenever he essays the role
Of a hod carrier, he makes boteh OF IL.
His last attempt was the most signal failure oil
an his effor,s in that line. Luckily, the gen.
tlsman did not receive corporealinjury, though
his escape was almost miraculous, and his dis
comffure intense.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-05

oRpxAScE.-Twenty cannons, Of different
caliber, from 2O-pounders down, were brought
nm NV the Jacksonville train ON Saturday,
and are now on the platform Of the Central
Freight Depot, awaiting passage TO flttsDurg'
They are from Nashville, Tennessee. Thirteen
are brass and seven iron. They present
grim and threatening appearance, n though
.nxio,,. IN hollow forth their thunder.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-05

informed that in consequence Of the death of
Colonel James W. Stewart, of Terre Haute,
Indiana, the furniture, with a three years
lease of the " Stewart House." formerly Buntin
House, will be offered for sale by Colonel
Robert X. Stewart, for few days only. To q
purchaser possessing the requisite experience
and energy for first class landlord, this
popular Hotel" presents rare inducements
for a lucrative investment 4-6
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-05

ORIENTAL sALooS.-This popular resort
ON south Illinois street. IL surpassed by no
similar institution in the West. In It's bar are
constantly kept In full assortment, and OF the
best quality, foreign and domestic wines,
liquors, etc. There Is no better regulated
establishment than this, and the bar-'ender'
are the most oblIging in the city. Call at the
Oriental saloon.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-05
a nnIlSenlenIS.

METROPOLITAN lHEATER.-Mi>s Charlotte
Thompson opened her engagement last night
10 full house, appearing in = Little Bare
loot" Opinions may differ a 10 the merits Of
the piece-therc can be no difference of opinion
on the subject Of Miss Thomp>on's rendition
Of the humble, INDECENT. vet hopeful. indus
trious and finally triumphant Amrie." 1t
was in this piece that Miss Thompson made
her debut on the American stage. There i
much in the character Of Amric;" in her
bufIcting with the waves Of adverse fortune:
in the struggle Of lowly circumstances against
wealth and caste; IN her patience in adversely;
in her hopeful longing for something better.
and in her final triumph over the obstacles
that besct her pathway-thst accords with
Miss Thompson's life experience. Il i this
that makes her personstion Of "Amrie" - a.
tractive. When We behold Amric" toiling
FOR aliylihood. poor yet hopeful. we are re
minded q Miss Thompson. as stock actress.
deprived Of the counsel II father by death.
and struggling not les fer >ustenancc than FOR
fame; when We see Amrie" triumphant
= and Little Barefoot finds a home" where
prosperity sits in the place II adverse circum-
stances the similarity i still preserved, for
il accorls well with the success and reputation
achieved by Miss Thompson. Thcrei, enough.
then in Little Barefoot 20 interest Us with
out caring 20 scan critically the literary merits
Of the piece. our sympathies are interested
IN "Amric" from the first. We follow her
through her meandcring course from purity
and lowliness 70 happiness and independence.
and rejoice with her at her own good fortune.
The audience il pleased not les than "Amrc''
" hen
.GooOd deeds like angel, trooplng come.
And Little Barefoot hnds htmc.
Little Barefoot" viii be- repeated Tonight.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-05

A COOP HorrL.-That there Is at least one
good hotel In this city, and that the spencer
House, is that hotel, we have become con-
WINGED by the ocular proof. If its landlord
objects TO seeing his name in print, he mustn't
treat US so kindly. His name Is j. W. Canan'
and the clerks are W. ID. sapp and j. 4. "a
nan. This house il always full-the reason Is
obvious. People always so where they are
treated best.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-05
TO the Friends of Temperance

OF INDIANA.-You are called upon to rally
once again" and help roll back the tide Of ruin
that intemperance has poured forth upon our
people. We DO not deem il necessary TO tell
you how terribly the curse Of intemperance
has scourged our land In the few years that
have just passed. The evidences Of its de-
yastating spread are AL around Us. The youth
Of cur land-the young men who have battled
for our country-and even those Of ripper years,
are going rapidly down TO death-prematurs
dea;h-eternal death, by reason Of intemper-
ance. We must stop this tide Of ruin. The
time 10 DO this is now, II all who can act
will act promptly, we can strike the mon
ster 10 the earth. and save our children and
friends from ruin. You are hereby call
Cd upon TO attend mass convention
Of Temperance people at Indianapolis, on
Tuesday, the 9th day Of December next. 1t
ten o'elockP. NJ, for the purpose ofeompleting
thorough organization Of our forces. and pre-
pairing 70 give battle 10 this terrible enemy.
Arrangements are being made for the ac
commodation Of all who attend, free Of charge,
and also fer conveying all who attend the Con-
ventiOn over the railroad at half fare.
We earnestly request Ministers Of the Cos
pei TO use all possible effort TO promote the sue
cess Of this Convention. and all newspapers
friendly 10 virtue and happiness, 10 copy this
notice. and favor the undertaking.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-05

The Fourth and the Citizens National
Banks, having formed combination, the pat
rons Of the Fourth will find their accounts
and balances at the Citizens National Bank,
No. West Washington street, where they will
also find Mr.. J. r. Haugh in readiness to attend
to all demands. PC
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-05

sF The horses attached 70 the Massachu-
sets Avenue cars became frightened yesterday
by some portion Of the machinery giving way
broke loose and ran up New Jersey street, TO
the corner Of ST. Clair. where they "brought
up" against tree-box. One OF them was
thrown down, when the other broke loose from
him and run TO the end Of the route The
horse thrown down was somewhat bruised
but no further damage, unless from detention
Of the passengers, occurred.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-05

parts q the city are informed Of five facts: 1.
The Capital Drug Store. corner Of Massachu-
sets venue and Vermont streets, is very near
youi = FIR. Woods, who keeps this house,
sells reliable goods ut reasonable ~. rs; g. You
can have Prescriptions prepared accurately at
all hours; 4. bis goods are fresh, and selected
with great care; 5. His sign-the ~Golden Nor
tar" is plain 10 be seen. s nl6-sm
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-05

personals. A Hall, Eco, editor and
PROPRIETOR of the LogAnsport Pharos, was In
the city, and made brief call yesterday. Mt.
Hall represents one OF the finest looking week
lles in the State, and Is prosperous accordingly.