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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

DELINQUENT TAxEs.-Tax-payers who are
delinquent on their taxes for the last fiscal
year are notified, that ON Saturday, the 18th
inst, the amount Of these taxes, together
with the per cent. added by the way Of penal
~, will be realized by the sale Of their prop
erty. Take heed In time and be wise.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

No one who i 80 unfortunate as TO be
afflicted with Hernia should wait another
day, but 20 10 senour's Drug Store. No. >
BATE House Block, and ex anime his very com
plete assortment &C har~h's fine Trusses, dou-
BILE and single, VI the most approved style.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
The New Civ Map..Caufiou

TIC 4NeW NIuy WIpssOauIIOn.s.
We wish TO caution all who desire complete
Map Of the City, to be sure that Asher &
Adams's name head the Prospectus, as some
may fall into the error of ordering map Of
Marion County, under the impression that il is
the new City Map being published by us.
Our City Map will show streets, alleys, etc..
with shape of lots, giving number and size Of
each in plain figures. This Map will be about
six feet square, nearly twice the size Of any
other of the city ever made, and exclusively a
city map. ASHER 4 ADAMS.
2l-j Publishers
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
I-Your Appetite somewhat cap

Is Your Appetite somewhat eapricious,
and do YOU, therefore, desire something in the
matter of paublum that the.table at your hotel.
or boarding house does not afford, or are you
indsposed, and do you want something to
stimulate your appetite and stay your sinking
spirit: Then go to the Circle" Rhodius is
your man, for he has in his bill Of fare every
delieacy that the appetite Of man could sug-
Ccst.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

N The grand piano used by Robert Heller
Is Of the steinway pattern, aus Is from A. NJ
Benham 4 Coz. II does honor 10 the great
prestldigitateura and musician, for under his ex-
quisite manipulationz, IL reveals at once power
and delicaey q tone.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

III The Journal is informed that we do not
consider Chaplain Lozier good authority. He
is too fanatical TO see straight and there are
other reasons why we cannot accept the au-
thority quoted on the subject wanted
dispersion is the babbler's trade.
To listen is TO give him aid"
Therefore we can't listen Ia Major Iozi.r
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
J. FEHRENBATCH, Nscretdfy.

Proceedings Of the Committee Of the Whole
ON the establishment Of the Grand Eeight Hour
League Of the state Of Indiana.
On motion, the committee proceeded TO es-
tablish the Eight-Hour League.
ON motion. n committe Of five was appointed
to draft Constitution.
on motion. the committee took a recess Of
fifteen minutes.
After the expiration Of fifteen minutes. the
Chairman called the Committee to order when
the Chairman Of the Committee appointed TO
dram a Constitution made final report on the
Constitution which was unanimously adopted.
On motion the Committe arose and reported
progress.
ON motion the Committee adjourned.
NOVEMBER 29.-Committcc met pursuant to
adjournment. and reported permanent officers
for the Grand Eight Hour League Of the state
Of Indiana, a follows;
Presidenf-O. h. DALEY.
Tfce Presidenf-David Russell.
.SScrefdr1y-John Fehrenbaich.
Treasurer Il. Garrcttc.
Council. Lightford. r. Game, &. r. Bren-
son. 4. T.. Case and X. l.. Harding.
on motion the officers were declared unani-
mously elected.
on motion the Committee u the Whole arose.
JOIN FEHRESBArCH. sec'y.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
Poster. HoIIowa, A. Co..

ceived the sole agency Of this city FOR the celc-
brated Beverley Coal oil Refinery, and have
on hand three hundred 800 barrels Of this oil,
which will stand greater degree Of heat than
any oil in this market.
They VII sell at manufacturers prices and
freight. 24-2s
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

TT Our hotels are crowded. II l. almost
impossible for many 10 obtain lodging, which
shows that there i a great influx Of traveller.
and sojourncrs.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

METROPOLITAN rHx,rrRi-xa l. p. B...rrr.
nss><sls; e.. the RE Ball
MASONIC HAfI--xn RosEEr HEt1ER for two
sishia
street. open dsy and night
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
Ladies' would ad,i- a.

the New York Millinery ston for yolIr Bon
nets. They ART cheap and pretty.
Mrs. FOCRIs.
e4-s Is North Illinois. 81. Miiler's Block
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
Attention Ladic~.-A |

Bonnet Bleaching Establishment, IS North
Illinois street. Millcr's Block, where YOU can
get your Felt and straw Hats aud Bonnets
pressed into the latest styles for my cents.
Particular attention given to Felt and silk
Hats. ai-2
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

Jewelry. and silyerware may be found at
McLene s Herron's. Rates House corner, at the
lowest prices. Also gold and silyer-headcd
Canes, Gold Pens and fine cutlery in great
variety.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

10 Pork packing Il not progressing as rap
idly a. usual thus far. owing 10 the unusually
pleasant weather, and the fact that farmers in
the country are asking exhorbitant prices.
They are "stufiing- their hogs, and the ami
mails lose largely in weight when driven a day
or two. r. W. Pattison had killed up to yes
;er'lay five hundred; Kingan 4 Co., thirteen
hundred; while Pattison. Evans 4 Ferguson
have not yet commenced slaughtering. The
advent Of freezing weather. however, will
revive this business amazingly.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

Book, Album or some standard Work. go to
No. 66 North Illinois street, and you can buy
it at the lowest retail price and receive hand
some present. Don't forget the place. yalua-
BILE presents go with every purchase, from n
one dollar book to the finest bound History,
such rs handsome sets of jewelry, beautiful
sets OF silver service, fine silver pitchers cups,
napkin rings, etc, etc. Call and see for your
selves. No humbug. 1913
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

III Eight marriage licenses were issued yes
terdsy by the County Clerk.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
Guitnr~..-Thongh the rush il

Guitar~..-ThoHgh the rush is great at
Butterfield 4 Co.'S for Guitars, they have vet a
magnificent stock, all to be sold at very low
prices. These instruments were obtained ex-
pressly for the holidays, and the large number
sold daily shows that it pays to 20 to - f. Mar
ket street 9I-2
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

70 The bell tower in the rear Of Glenn's
Block, has been removed 10 the rear Of Mer-
rilrs book store, in order TO allow space for the
proposed addition 10 the New York store
building.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
T.. Nav a

T.. May a Co.. at the Loan Office. No. "a
South Illinois street, will loan money on any
article Of value or buy the same. Always on
hand unrcdeemed pledges for sale.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
Carpet and Wall Paper.-There i

Carpet and Wall Papcr.-There is
no longer doubt Jut tchdt dollars can be
sared on the purchase OF a single Carpet at
Hume, Adams 4 Co.'s, 70 and 2s West Wash
ington street, rs prices have been compared TO
our satisfaction, and we recommend all who
wish to buy Carpets, Wall Paper, Oil Cloths,
Mdttings or Curtains to call on Hume, Adj
ans & Co., (Fletchcr's Storc,) who have re-
duced the prize Of all grades Of Carpets, etc.
This is the largest wholesale and retail Car
pet Store in the State, and while this house
sell 30 Carpets where others sell one, il is very
evident to all this is the place to buy. They
have this day reduced the price of all their
goods, and are Offering remnants Of Brussels,
three-ply ingram, trophy ingram, Cotton
chain, Rag and Rough-dRd- Ready Carpets,
forty yards each and under mt tlcenty-. ire 10
.ffty cents per yard less to close them out
Don't engage a Carpet before looking at this
mammoth stock, where every grade of Car
pets are to be obtained. pa
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
The Sinnissippi Insurance 90.

of this city, has paid over Thirty Thousand
Dollars (s3o,OOO) in Losses, since January 1st,
1850, and now has over Six Hundred Thousand
Dollars (s6OO,OOo) iii bona .fde Capital. We
say, insure with the Sinnissippi. 23-3w
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

NOT PosTED.-A gentleman from Franklin
came 10 the city yesterday. en- route for Gin
cinnati, for the purpose Of purchasing carpet
for the parlor which he proposed to refurnish.
He seemed to be under the impression that his
wants could not be supplied here at all. A
man standing near him at the time suggested
that he could do well here a. i'm the Queen
City. Tie gentleman from Franklin was in
eredulous until the bystanders handed him a
copy Of the HERALD containing the advertise
ment Of the extensive carpet store Of Hume.
Adams & Co., Nos. 70 and y West Washing
ton street, when he at once stepped into the
establishment and made known his wants.
or course this was all that was necessary. lie
couldn't dispute the evidence of his own senses,
which told him that here were carpets IN as
endless variety and NJ As reasonable prices as
could be found anywhere In the United States.
The last we saw OF the stranger was a he was
coming out Of the carpet store, followed by a
porter with roll OF elegant Administer car
pet, which was speedily placed in dray and
dispatched TO the depot.
The gentleman remarkedthat he hadn't been
here for some time, and that he was surprised
al the extent Of the business done by our
tradesmen. Hume, Adams 4 Co., are prepar-
ed 10 astonish others just as in the ease Of the
gentleman from Franklin.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
Fo.ter. HolIoMaN ACo. have

ceived one hundred ZOO barrels Wisconsin
Buckwheat Flour, very superior article, free
from grit, which they will sell low. 24-2s
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
CITY IT z ~ 8.

~ The New York store hasa clerical force
Of over thirty members.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
Guitars, Guifnr-sys

Guitars! Guitars !-PartieS interest
ed in procuring fine Guitar, very cheap,
should not fail to examine the fine assortment
just received at Butterfield & Co.'s. Guitars
for - 90. fine. patent head Guitar for 81 80,
at 80 East Market street. 22-3
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

ID The 18th Indiana Cavalry is expected
to arrive tomorrow. The regiment is under
the command Of Brevet Brigadier General G..
VI. l.. johnson and is about 600 strong.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

f7-wood was = 30 per cord yesterday at
the Eastern wood market.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
Connoi..cnr- who haxc cxneriment

Misses Heavy w inter Shoe. 81 y,
81 80 10 81, al No. 10 North Pennsylvania
street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

For Sale.-A Horse and light Spring
Wagon and Harness. Apply at No. 3, Bates
House Block. J. r. SENOUR
22-tf
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

Ready for Christmas. - Mr.. May
Dealer in Philadelphia Boots and shoes, No. 10
North Pennsylvania street, having put his
Store in proper trim, is at :" home- 10 all per-
sons wanting such Boots and shoes as are usu-
ally I'm demand nj this season
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

pronounce Benkert's Boots the perfection If
mechanism" sold by May. No. 10 North
Psnnsy " ania street
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

A Great Bargain in a residence; prop
erty ON North New Jersey street can be had for
few days at the National Land Agency. 1t
must be sold. 1872
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
The Hcadquarter. in

Fancy and Staple Dry Goods is the New York
store, W. & II. Glenn, propretors, Glenn's
Block, indianapolis, Indiana.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

AZ Coss...Ludington. Cady 4 Co, q East
Washington street. are positively selling OF
their entire stock q boots and shoes AZ oo.i.
2t-Iw
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

Delinquents will take notice that
the City Treasurer will sell all property delin-
quent for taxes, on Saturday, 18th inst. Call
up and settle, before you are sold out. 23-2
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
Members of the General Assem-.

Members of the General Assem-.
BLY,, all my old friends and the public in gen
eral, or "any other man." are respectfully
invited TO pafronize the old establishment and
weil-known United States Dye-house and
Cleaning Establishment No. 90 South Illinois
street Joseph Harris, Proprietor. Coats.Vests.
and Pants thoroughly cleaned. repaired and
made TO look as good a. new.
Let those renov.te who never AID before.
And those who always renovsied the more
square dealing, reasonable charges and prompt
attention 10 business are our oldfriend Harris
notices. lott
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
81. 81. 81. 81. 81. 81.
For Sale. to Usnx Adx,nccs A,.ba

u" ~afc- 10 ray Advancc>.-Atthe
Loan onhee, No. oil, South Illinois street, a
large lot OF New and secvnd-handed Clothing.
such a. line Dress Goats, Overcoats. Pants.
Vests, shawls; also, fine lot Of silk Dresses
for Ladies. Half Price also. Ladies' Gold
Watches and Chains. Rings, Pins, Diamonds.
and variety Of articles Of every description.
All will be sold 10 pay advances. Call in and
examine. II. VI. BUsH.
No. 81, on the corner Of south Illinois and
Maryland streets. 1880
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Hamlin & RascIiig have removed their
office to Exchange Building, 33lz North ILL.,
nois street. opposite Bates House. novls-2m
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

The Real Hand Scwcd Terrace
Stitched Boots are made by Burt 4 Terhune.
and are for sale Al costly.
2s-aeod LrDrNGToS. CApY 4 Go.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

BURGLARY.-Night before last one Of the
cherdtier ffRdsstrie, with which this city is
infested, entered the house Of Mr.. Van Bergen.
on Michigan street, and prowled around the
rooms, generally, without doing anything very
extensive. He seemed TO be very particular
in his taste. The articles missed were con-
fined TO the children's wardrobes. He also
levied literally on the pantry, and the canned
fruits, preserves, etc, suffered materially.
The epicurean thefha not been apprehended.
PERsoNAL.-Gen. Ambrose T.. Burnside, III.
Reynolds, Esu., Fountain county; +. IL.
Smith, Of Madison: Ed. Price, Esq, and F.
Busler, Esq, of Sullivan, are stopping at the
Bates House.
J.W. NichOl, of Covington;..J. b. Mulchy, of
Bloomington; j. p. Randall, of Fort Wayne;
r. III. ii. Nyner, ofPlymouth, and Judge Mack,
of Terre Haute, are stopping at the Palmer
House.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
ESQ Reward-Harne Stolen.

Stolen from my premises, No. 90 South Noble
street:
One set Double Carriage Harness.
One set Single Buggy Harness.
One Oyercoat and Shawl
l will give the above reward for the recov-
cry Of the articles, or If word is left at the
Herald Office where 1 can find them, and no
questions asked. THOMAS CHARLES.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24
If you want a cheap and Inr..

Building Lot on Mississippi or Tennessee
streets, go to the National Land Agency, oppo-
site the Theatre.
Also. one Lot on North, between Illinois and
Tennessee. 23-2
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

Martindale a. Grubbs have fitted up
most handsomely the room formerly occupied
by the Telegraph Company, over the Bee Hive
store, and now occupy the same with the
Union Insurance Company as their Land and
Insurance Office. oI.IO
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

Families in the North and East
parts Of the city are informed Of five facts: l.
The Capital Drug Store, corner Of Massachu-
sets avenue and Vermont streets, is very near
you; 2. Mr.. Woods, who keeps this house.
sells reliable goods at reasonable prices; 3. You
can have Prescriptions prepared accurately at
all hours; 4. His goods are fresh, and selected
with great care; 3. His sign-the Golden Nor
tar" is plain TO be seen. nl6-3m
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

The Hest Frame House i'm the city.
finished completely, with marble mantles and
all conveniences, for sale low, this week. at the
National Land Agency, opposite Theater.
23-2
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

For the Choicest Delicacics of the
season call ON Rhodius. of the Circle Restau-
rant. shell Oysters, Fat and Plump, served
n all styles. I3-lm
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

rz us.A1s % NO. enc sfnsi.sssss nsszpspsrs pab-
hshsd N rsdsb. AMI hsss errsisssn not surpassed ~
any ether pager IN n. STATE !, therefore essrs a.
vsns.r-s y hhA th-y Oh not End sisewhsre.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-24

No. u East washington .treet.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15
MEDICAL.

sS- FOB MORE THAN TwEHTT YEA,ks
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIB DYE has stood
the tsst Of trial. and is eonssAntiy insrsssiHg in
public favor.
The VEnETIAS HAIR DIE is the best sad
cheapest made. It's price is only &c, ssd each
bottle contains double Tire qusatity o. Dye IN
those usu .Ily sid Tor 81.
THIS HAIR DYE Is uA1ufsctursd ~ psea-
lar process. Which renders It Infinitely superior
70 AIRY dye 10 The nsrket. Being % u 2Ists Ip one
bottle, no preparation isrsqHirsd, vbieh greatly
simpliass the application.
IL USING THIS DIE you svoid that rusty.
dead spPesrsues b. which oy,a hair sBd vbIsksrs
srs r ssdily recognized, vhsn an inferior srti-
lie h.s kesn ussd, it produces perfectly n4tu-
raj color Of any Shade that is dssirss. FRI rich
brown TO jetty. Iustrous black. that viii not
smut, erCeb or slain the clothing Invest 75o
and Jon all b COW lnoed. soid b al DrBs
gisss And fancy Goods DsslsrS-
Al MATHEWS, Manufacture.
DEMAs BARNES co.. Hsw Yort, whole
sale Agents. myxa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15


EMIGRATIoS TO BRAzIL "A gentleman
from Southern Alabama reports that
several thousand persons, in eight coun-
ties of that State, have organized to
emigate to Brazil, having secured large
tracts for settlement in that country.
Another gentleman, who has been re-
Gently travelling il Northern Mississippi,
says that the emigration movement
Backward, is setting in just as strongly
in Mississippi as in Alabama. He found
planters who owned large cotton planta-
lions, with houses and other improve
ments, and much land cleared, yet they
were willing to sell the whole at dol
lar and a quarter an acre, which was
Just what they gave for it many years
ago. They would make this immense
sacrifice for the sake Of raising means
to get to the promised land on the Anna
n.-Memphis Bulletin
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15

BANK OF THE STATE.-In the Indias
napolis Journal Of the 18th inst, we
find the following announcement:
THE BAxK CT THE STATE The Board
of Directors Of the Bank of the State
has been in session the past two days.
Owing to ill-heath, Mr.. Rathbone has
resigned the Presidency Of the Bank,
and is succeeded BY James NJ. Ray,
Esq who has been Cashier since its or
ganization, and was Cashier of the Old
State Bank during its entire existence.
Joseph A. Moore is appointed Cashier
in place Of Mr.. Ray.
The friends of Mr.. Rsshbone here al
his home in Evansville, will regret the
necessity which has compelled his with
drawal from this important and respon
sible position. We understand that
with bis family, he has gone to Mime
sofa to spend the summer, where be car
have cooler and more braeing atmos
phere. We hope for his early return il
restored health.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15

CURIOUS. - Our local friend of the
Democrat, in noticing murderous
assault" upon Mr.. Man ,ield, of this
city, says:
The object of the murderous as.
sault was robbery, but We are glad to
state that no person was robbed so far
as we can learn. The injuries Of Mr.
Mansfield are in no way dangerous
As yet no clue has been obtained as TO
who committed the robbery"
We are not at all surprised that no
clue has been obtained as to who com
mitted the robbery" for our local con
temporary distinctly says that no person
was robbed. Louisville Journal
How does the local of the Democrat
know what was the object of the as
sault2 That admission might give a
clue to the man "who committed the
robbery"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15
Tribute of Respect.
HALL, MosaIss SIARLoDGE, No. :, l. O. o.. =.
Evansville, Ind July Is, lg65. I

Hail, MoRs Iss SIAR LoDGE, No. :, l. o. o. 3.
Evansville. Ind, July Is, ls65. !
At regular meeting of the above
Lodge, held this evening, the following
preambls ard resolutions were passed !:
WHEREAS, The GiEer of all good has
called from 1mong Us our esteemed and
beloved brother, David Bedford, a man
who, By bis unassuming demeano-,
kindly. cheerful, and generous nature,
had endeared himself to all with whom
be was acquainted, and more particu-
larry to those of his immediate sssoel-
ates, among the members of this Order;
and, whereas, III the death Of brother
David Bedford we recogniza the sad
truth that death is no resuecfer OF per-
sons or eondi ions-.hs rad, homeless,
and fIiendiess outcast, those surrounded
by wealth, sffiuence, and loving friends,
alike bow in submission to lis mandates
| though filing the heart OF man with
terror and fear, it eompels an accord TO
| its will; and, whereas, we feel. IN the
death OF our broiher, that al affl ing
| blow Eas been administered to Us, yet
| that IL can be. but as usught tot hose OF
| bis immediate family. Therefore,
| Resolesd, Tha. we tender cur SINGER
condolehee to the afflicted family of our
deceased brother; that we ask 10 be a.
lowed to share in their sorrow and
affection, 10 mingle our sears with theirs
| placing in our hearts the memory q
his good and manly traits; aud whilt
seeking consolation from the Most Higl
we com mend them to His care, remind
ing them that is the comforter o
the afflicted" 15r3
ResotUed, That the charter and EN-
blems of this Lodge be drsped in mourn
ing for thirty days.
d Resolred, That a copy of the forego
ing preamble and resolutions be pub
lished and a copy sent 10 the family o
the deceased
W. W. TnEsToN, n. G.
EDWARD TABOR Secreterv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15
THx wAr Hr Grrs zrs Dnrxxs-A

TIE WAY he GETS Ills DRREs-A
soldier, says the Louisville Journal,
walked into g saloon on Third Street
yesterday afternoon, and, after looking
around csreIessly for a few minutes.
began TO stagger, aud fell violently to
the floor. He kicked up his heels and
twisted his body in every imaginable
contortion, as if struggling in violent
spasm. The humane barkeeper admin
isfered several drinks Of brandy TO the
unfortunate soldier, who seemed to be
suffering intense agony. After drink
ing as much as be wanted, the soldier
got up and thanked the barkeePer for
his kindness, telling him at the same
time that be was not the only one who
had been victimized BY the drink
| dodge"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15

ge1" Local items in our goodly city
are extremely scarce, and while it
IS flying TO the nerves Of "ye Local" it
Isl a credit to our city, We have none
of those crimes that biacken the fame
of some cities to record Our people
pursuastheir legitimate business, and la
Dor -f5rE the PROSPERITY and material
wealth and good Of the city. Even Il .
burglars who sometimes IN est the city
seem TO have retired from Business, but
at The same time we would advise our
teitizens to watch their door and window
| faslenings, for at such an hour as they
think not the scoundrels come.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-15

GREESBAcKs A CURE FOR WOUNDED
HONOR Hartford Conn Times
hears stories of an alleged case of Grim.
con in which the injured husband
returned soldier and ofhcer--has, after
obtaining a full confession from his
wife, attached all the property OF the
offender, with view to squeeze him
between the upper aud neither millstones
of the law, in 3 suit for $50, 0O0 dam
ages. he has, however, since doing
this, made proposition to the offend
ing party offering to stop further pro-
csedings if be will pay him $1,000 cast
down. But the offender declines to &C
cede to the proposition, and tells him tc
do his d-dest"