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The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-01
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METRoPOLITAN THEATER.-The play of the
" Birthright" was produced last night for the
first time in indianapolis, and To an excellent
house. The applause bestowed was ali appro-
pirate tribute Of appreciation Of the name Of
Bulwer. and flattering evidence Of the very
firm hold which Mr.. Barrett has upon the re-
CARDS Of the people Of indianapolis. The play
IL an excellent one, and possesses a good plot,
while its dietion bears i'm every sentence the
impress Of the scholarly and elegant pen Of
Bulwer. Mr.. Barrett invested his rendition
Of the hero Of the play with all the fine points
Of excellence for which he has been so often
and generally complimented. He was well
supported throughout The character of "Lady
Ashdale," essayed by Miss Cushman, was
in that lady's best vein, and her very effective
support Of Mr.. Barrett, i'm the closing scene Of
the second act, had much to do with the en-
core that brought them both before the curtain
at its close.
Tonight Mr.. Barrett takes his farewell BEN
eft. II is the last night but one of his present
engagement, and we bespeak for him such a
house as shall make the occasion triumphant
illustration Of his great popularity. The fine
drama Of 90 Ruy Bias so popular in London,
where ii had brilliant run Of three hundred
consecutive nights at the "Princess Theater,"
and the sparkling three act play of " Don
Caesar DE Bazan,' constitute the attractive
bill that must crowd the house. Many of the
best seats were already reserved last evening,
and we predict that standing room will be at
a premium before the curtain rises tonight.
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r. j. George TO John r. Boehin lots IL. 49,
and 20, in ouf-lot I61; $500.
James Blake 10 VIM. y. Featberston, Blakcs
subdivision. lots and 2, in outlet ~: s6.9zs.
Daniel Mcclure to Henry SehnuI ; feet Of
the north side Of lot 2. square -: II Ooa.
Daniel Thayer % Alfred sturgeon, :. feet Of
the south end Of lot ,, in @quars. 60: ~ 100
futile and Church To Fred. 4. Ku~ch. mill
In the southeast quarter Of section 3. township
IS, range 5. 81 acres: $3.50.
Fred X. Rusch 20 Heinrich. Fish and Gaelic
mill IN southeast quarter Il section 3. township
ID, range >, 5ls acres; $3.50.
A. II. Turner to Emma o. Dunham in-lot :,
out-lot l69, Fatouts subdivision: 81 400
VIM. fortescue to 4. r. Ninton in-lot g.
square ], Patterson's subdivision; $1,000.
Harding Howard 20 Richard &. stout. north
east corner Of northwest quarter section 6
township -, range 3, II acres: $1,000.
Eugene kissOn % Pat e.. Hanrahan. in-lOts
81 no.
Benz. G.. Stout to Lewis yoight. north three
quarters in-lot -. out-lOt l04. Downey's sub
division; 81 .3pO.
Ann VI. Cropscy 20 Robert Howe. 81 feet east
ends in-lots II and IL square 90: 5000.
Eliza ID. Sharpe to Fred 4. Rusch. north half
in-lot :, square d: 5000
Patrick hirland 10 Fred Il. Rusch - feet on
Meridian street. by 2l0 feet squire 81: 81 200.
ciekle- Heirs To Josiah Dean. northwest
quarter, section -. township L.. range 4. 160
acres: Sl0.JOO.
Edward Howard to Martha Irwin 36 feet
north side Of north twO-thirds in-lots 10. II, II
square 1i:S6,OO0.
Chas. Coulon to Fred. j. Rascner. - feet
north ends in-lots ., 10, out-lot 80; $3.50.
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MAYORS CoURT.-The docket was not at
tenuated as usual, yesterday, and only afford
ell the following:
-Four young ladies so conducted themselves
a to constitute an unlawful assemblage. They
were fined SiT 40 each. Two paid and two
didn't; those who didn't went to jail.
ISToxIcATIoN-st. Charles Thompson and J.
Hallenback. both drunk inordinately, and
therefore made beasts Of themselves. Their
fines and costs reached the amount Of sl4 40
each, John Hallenback paid, while ST.
Charles could not muster the required sum-
From the paternal manner IN which two police
men were seen leading him out Of the door,
and from the direction taken after reaching
the street, the inference is warrantable that
Lieutenant Charles was introduced to the
jailer, and is even now indulging in a retro
spect within the four walls Of the Jail. May
the good saints preserve this erring brother
Of theirs from future deyiations.
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A JAN BrRD.-Deputy United states Mar
shall II. v Bigelow len the city Yesterday,
having I'm charge james Phillips. who was
convicted the other day In the United States
District Court for passing counterfeit United
states Treasury notes. The destination Of Mr..
Phillips was the Southern state Prison. lie
will probably stop there for two years. lie
goes I'm obedience TO the wishes Of the Govern
ment. The sojourE will not be a. disagreeable
TO Mr.. Phillips it might be To noyices who
had never been there. Mr.. Phillips is familiar
with the locality, and the peculiar services he
will be called upon to perform. having already
spent two terms at the same place. Most men
are satisfied with one term, while Mr.. Phillips
proposes TO try third.
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Williams ~ Green. the Proprietors Of
the Family Grocery ON Illinois street. opposite
the Bates House. 10y way Of Remembrance.
would most respectfully suggest that they
know how 10 keep a Grocery. The staple
articles in the grocery line are there, and al
the lowest market rates; but what they wish
10 lay especial stress upon in thi, brief notice.
i 10 call attention 10 their magnificent display
Of Game. suOh As Wild Turkeys. Quails. Ven.
ison. Ducks. Geese. and squirrels: with every
Kind Of Domestic Poultry. fresh. and Of the
most palatable variety. Also they invite
trial Of their Oysters. in Miniature Kegs. which
excel Canned Oysters A. much ~ excellence
does meliocritv
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La W Report.

SUPREME COURT OF NOVEMBER
TERM-FoURTH DAY-No. 81. Francis ID.
Babcock ct al. rs. Joseph shryock. Allen c.
p. Affirmed. Elliot, Judge.
No. -. Francis ID. Babcock et al. rs. John
+. Hill ct al. Allen {. =. Affirmed. Elliot,
Judge.
No. 20. Agnes Rusing rs. John Rusing et al
Reversed. Frazier, Judge.
No. 5s. David Kennedy rs. John Irwin Ell
u1. Union c. G. Affirmed. Gregor,, Judge.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-BEFoRE
JUDGE MCDoNALD.-The United States as.
Henry ;. Nourse. Embezling letters. Guilty.
Thirty days in the county Jail.
The United States rs. John Il. Douglas.
Passing forged postal currency. Verdict of
guilty. Sentenced TO two years in the South
ern State Prison.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0URT-BEF0RE
JUDGE MCDoNALD-United States rs. Robert
Heller. Prestidigitator without license. Set
tied by agreement $40 and costs.
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OUT oF PRoroKTfoS.-In the Fifth Regi-
ment v. X. C., now stationed a; Camp Burn
side, are nine enlisted men and twenty-one
officers. In the Seventeenth Regiment v. p c.
there are but two enlisted men and fifteen OFF,
GERS. This IL inclusive Of the officers Of these
regiments that on detached service, a. well
a. those in camp. The enlisted men have
generally elected % De mustered out.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-01

coScEKSrSc IcE--No ice in the city The
Ice dealers are out, and - are the private fam
lilies. Dealers last winter In preparing their
supply for the forthcoming summer season. did
not calculate on the delightful autumnal sea-
son just closed, and did not anticipate that the
" Ruler Of the inverted year would postpone
his annual coronation until % late day.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-01

MUSTERED OUT.-From n telegram to the
Governor OF Indiana, we learn that the 30th
regiment Indiana veteran volunteers has been
mustered out and placed en- route for home.
The regiment numbers twenty-six commits
stoned officers and two hundred and eight en-
listed men. II has been on duty at New Or
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-01

THE MARKETs.-The markets are very fun
of every species Of provision and game, but
prices are terriheally high. Whoever will not
be abstemious in his diet, must pay for indulg-
inc his palate.
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WILL REcovER.-Pinkney Nance, the sol
der who was wounded in the ARRAY at the
shooting Gallery on Illinois street, by Lewis
Graf, the other day. we are pleased to state. is
improving, and will probably recover. The
ball fortunately did not penetrate vital part
as was at first supposed. He was saddler Of the
regiment. May he recover to enjoy the COM
forts Of home.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-01

INDEFArIGABLE.-Our vocation reporter
makes II necessary for us to DE upon the streets
much Of our time. One observation which has
forced itself upon our mind a strongly a any
thing else i. that the members Of the Coquil-
ard Police are yigilant and faithful guardians
Of the peace and good order of the city.
Within their bailiwick we hear of but few
disturbances and infractions Of the law.
The click Of their maces on the pavement. is
regular the sound Of the town clock and
they are not less obliging and courteous, than
faithful In the discharge Of their important
trust
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-01

WILL LAY THE CORNER SroNE.-On next
Thursday. Thanksgiving Day, the Indianapo-
lis Hebrew congregation will perform the in
teresting ceremony Of laying the corner stone
Of their new temple on Market street. between
New Jersey and East. The occasion will be
an interesting one. and the ceremonies impress
siyc, which will be after the very ancient Gus
tom attending the laying Of corner stones.
Both Houses OF the Legislature. the state OIL
GERS, the Mayor, City Council and City officers,
have been especially invited to be present on
the occasion. The religious services Of the oc-
casion will be conducted by Rev. Mr.. weiseh-
Ter, the minister Of the congregation, and Rev.
DIR. Lilicnthal, OF Cincinnati, and Rev. Dr. r.
e. Holiday, Of this city. The programme Of
the exercises Of the occasion will be published
hereafter.
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MANY CITIZENS.

BOOK NOrICES.-From j. A. RYAN 4 Co
proprietors Of The Gin Book Store, No. "a
North Illinois street, we have received copv
Of ''Our Mutual Friend the latest cmanation
from the prolific pen Of Charles Dickens. Ii
was predicted years ago, when the great nov
eliSt was in the heydey Of his success, and was
showering upon the country his unequalled
creations with a rapidity equalled by no CO.
temporary novelist. that he would impoyerish
his fancy 10y the prodigal manner i'm which he
was drawing upon IL. and that his later work,
would be- but the dregs Of an exhausted intel.
lect. Astute critic thought that they discoy.
cred in his works weakness Of fibre unfavor-
able 10 longevity Of excellence ..Our Mr.
tual Friend" i a triumphant refutation Of
these predictions. il affords not the slightest
indication of decrease in the resources Of the
great novelist. Go 10 J. \. Ryan 4 Co.'S. and
take a look AZ their stock of books and gifts
Read their business notice in another column.
Our Fallen Heroes. avery neat pictorial map
thirty by twenty four inches. containing fine
~ executed likcnes>es Of our most illustrious
who offered up their live, for the
cause nearest their hearts the perpetuity Of
the American Union. The central figure Of
the group j. President Lincoln. The local
agent in indianapolis j. Mr.. {. l.. lIinman.
returned soldier. who will wait upon our ciii.
ten> and give them an opportunity 10 purchase
1 copy Of this very neat gallery Of portraits.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-01

REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs.-Th following
transfers II real estate have hcen made since
oar Last report:
Benham % Jcre Mclean. in Fletcher. Web
>tsr = ~. sub-diN ision. lot ~; go.
Robert Milhouse ~ John MilhouSe the mid.
die q the west side q the northwest quarter
and the east side Of the northeast quarter of
sections ! and ,. township IL. range . con-
tanning 81 and ~ acre.; $4,000.
\. ". Reveal 10 Jacob III. Hcisay. the north
end Of the west half and east half II the north
east quarter Il section -. township l.. range
>. containing 81 acre. ~ 80
james SNYDER o. III. h. MeDOugal. the north
end II the eat half II the southeast quarter II
section -. township I6. range 4. containing
70 Sl-luo acres 80 COL.
james snyder a. John Ellenbergcr, the east
half q the south half anil the east half II the
southeast quarter Of section -. township l6.
rang J. containing - 3O-l00 acres; S3,a54.
john q. Cones to Nancy Bridgefor,l q al.
m n IN end Of the east half Of the southwest
t"-I'I anu the eat half of the northwest
iu'it,t ~ The southwest quarter II section T.
sSMnship Ia. range 3. containing 30 acre.:
Elizabeth Miller 10 J. l.. and NJ. N. Fatout.
Ill; S5.2u. - "a N"'-'''
ltienry Howard % John A. bradshaw The
south half Of las feet Of the east end ~ L.,
In oui-loi 81; Sl.Ga.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-01

SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGs.-Pur-
suant ~ instructions received from Headquar-
tiers Department Of Ohio. Captain Forsyth, A..
q. NJ, of this district, will offer for sale the
Government buildings at Camp Morton and
Burnside Barracks, ON Thursday, December
18th. The sale will be without reserve and to
the highest bidder.
The buildings to be sold nj Camp Morton
consist Of the office, one officers quarters, one
scaflold and one stable. At Camp Burnside
will be sold twenty three officers quarters and
eleven company quarters.
Also, on the same day, will be sold the build
ings at the Old Government Stables, consisting
Of one forage house, the inspection shed, one
corn-crib, three stables. two offices, one mule
shed and one fence, containing over $500 feet
Of lumber.
Camp Morton" and Camp Burnside "
are names that have passed into history. Like
many Of the other institutions attending the
war, the advent of peace in the land has rem
dered them useless. Military camps, like i" sol
diers. are. in peace, as useless as chimneys in
summer"
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Of this city. has paid over Thirty Thousand
Dollars $4,000 in losses, since January Ist.
lbs. and now has over six Hundred Thousand
Dollars 100000 in bona .Sde Capital. We
say, insure with the sinnisslppi ss-sw
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New Onemiun

New Opening Friday, December
l, we will open our elegant assortment Of new
styles Of Boots and shoes. Everything that is
needed can De found at our new store.
J. W. IREDELL x CO.,
IL No. - North Illinois street
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-01

FREE LECTURE IN THE HoUsE.-Mr. sam {.
Cranes Lecture on " Life i'm this Fast Age and
Fast Country" will come off this evening, at
Representative Hall, at half past seven o'clock.
From present indications. we would advise all
TO go early, IL they wish to secure even stand
ing-rOom. Several intelligent citizens who
heard il in Ohio and New York, cordially i'm
dorse the following notice Of the Lecture from
the columns Of the Western Nelo Yorker:
THE feeling is gcneI al among our citizens.
that we must have Mr.. Crane lecture a second
time. The dense and delighted throng who
listened 10 IL ON last evening have awakened
the curiosity Of the hundreds who could not
get In, or who were necessarily absent. Bv all
means let u have the lecture repeated. Every
seat will Ice engaged before night. As 10 the
lecture itself IL j. the richest melange os fun
and seriousness that ever awakened laughter
and tears. This may appear like extravagant
praise, but IL j. the public verdict, and we
heartily endorse IL. Fast Men and Fast Wo-
men; Charley What-dO-y Ou-call- him; Laura
Matilda; Augustus Snodgrass, his lovely
whiskers;' the Live Yankee: the LAWYERS and
Doctors Of the Fast Age and Fast Country. all
come In for their share Of good natured satire.
while the tribute To Woman should be listened
TO by every mother, wife. sister and daughter
IN our land. Again, We say, let us have Mr.
cranes Lecture repeated
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MOVEMENTS OF TRooPs.-A detachment Of
the 10Th regulars arrived Mt the -" soldiers
Home yesterday morning, and LEFT for Nash
Vile last night.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-01

THOSE OYsTERs,-williams Il Green, pro-
prietors Of the Family Grocery Store. on I'LL
nois street, opposite the Bates House, will
please accept our thanks for the sample oftheir
oysters they were kind enough to present us
the other day. We have seen no finer oysters
this season. They put up in new style
Call for the Z" Miniature Kcg'' when you visit
Williams & Green, and read their business
in her COLI
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II Way n Co.. at the Loan Office. No. -
south Illinois street, will loan money on any
article Of value, or buy the same. Always on
hand unredeemed pledges for sale.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-01

The SABLE ITEEoEs.-Two companies Of
the I25th United states colored volunteers,
under command Of Captain W. Tinsley, are
quartered nj Camp Carrinoton.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-01

OUR BANKs.-To Mr. Bradshaw. the As
SCISSOR Of Internal Revenue for this District, we
are indebted for the following interesting cx-
hibit with reference 10 our Banks, showing
their capital, average amount of deposits. and
the amount Of capital invested in United States
bonds. The exhibit is for the months Of July,
August. September and October Of the present
wear.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-01

Presentation. William T.. Niblack,
member Of Congress elect from the First Dis
triet. called on Us, yesterday. ca route for
Washington. to be present at the opening of
the forthcoming session which convenes next
Monday. Mr.. NibIack i one Of our most able
statesmen. He is lifelong Democrat, and
emphatically a working member. May the
time soon come when full delegation Of such
men shall represent this State in the National
Congress.
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small, in or out Of the city, if YOU wish to re-
cruit your stock at less rates than YOU can
possibly buy elsewhere. call at Baker 4 Me-
Iyer's. at the sign Of the " Big Bear" Is
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Auction Sale of IsuiIdiurlo,

The remainder Of those fine Building Lots on
south East It.. left from the sale made by Wiley
X Martin short time since. are to be closed
out al public auction next Monday. December
!. at O'Clock. on the premises. Purchasers Of
lots nj the former sale arr all well satisfied
with their bargains. and many lots have been
re-sold at a considerable advance. This /, the
last chance Offered 70 secure any II these lots.
a. there i no price fixed upon the lots. and
they arr positively 10 bc closed out To- the high.
ct bidder. "a
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-01

1T The Board Of County Commissioners
meet In regular session, at the Court House,
on next Monday.
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A DESERVED PRoMoTIoS.-The venerable
Colonel is. simonson, who was Commander Of
this Post during almost the entire period Of the
war. hss been brevetted Brigadier General for
meritorious services.
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SILL they GO.--Major Dunn, the Pay
master, visited the Book Publishing Presenta-
ton Depot, and selected book and received
Silver Castor worth Sl2. Alphonse Brooks
received Silver lee Pitcher worth $20;- and
hundreds of others are fareing the same. Go
and get one of these presents. Inquire for GO
North Illinois street
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by purchasing the lots on North Tennessee
street, TO be sold at auction on the 9th Of De
cember. Those living outside the city limits.
but near the corporation line as these lots are,
have all the advantages Of the city without
paying double tax, which is no small item
these times. 30-9K
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For >aie--A Horse and light Spring
Wagon and Harness. Apply at No. 5. Bate.
House Block J. r. SExoUR.
22-tf
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IT The real estate transfers since our last
report number twenty-five, and their value Is
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EOrfuunu

fortunate.-Miss Maggie Mcclure. with
a - book, was presented with Silycr-plated
Cake Basket worth SIC. Eugene Dickson re-
eeiNed silver Tea Um worth sis 5000
worth Of >ilVer-plate ware and Jewelrv to be
given away Al Ill East Washington street.
where can De found the finest collection Of
juveniles. standard Works. ETC.. in the city.
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The Real Hand Se,ed Terrace

stitched Boots are made by Burt 4 Terhunc.
and are for sale Al costly.
sS-''eod LUDISGToS, CADY 4 Co.
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The keyless Watch. winds and sets
in the stem, fine gold cases, for sale to pay adj
vances, at the Loan Office, No. "a South Illinois
street. n3O2aw3w
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1senham 4 Co., Bates House Cor
1er, keep the only assortment of Steinway
Pianos in the State. nov2S-lm
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HE "Terrnce Stitched Boot.
now selling for siS cO-former price els o.
IREDELL 4 Co.'S,
l-z "a North Illinois street.
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White Mid. French Kid. Glove

Kid, Scarlet and Black Opera, Embroidered
Velvet and Toilet slippers, and Satin Caters,
at IREDELL 4 Co.'s,
1-2 81 North Illinois street.
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Only One.FiNh Cash /,

the down payment on all lots sold at the sale
next Monday. The lots are situated on South
East street. Plats and full particulars can be
had at the office Of Wiley 4 Martin, Real Es-
tate Auctioneers. 29-J.
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williams a. Green. the pro,r,e,or.

nj Baker X Nclver's. Among them are some
ofthe prettiest ever introduced in this country.
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