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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-07
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There are three routes now ieatling 90 .,elor.
ado The one travelled By the overland 500
line. from Ateli<on or Nebraska fsfy- -, I,,rt
hearney. and thence along the line a. the
Platte 20 Denver. The fare by the st,~e ,.,.srh
J. Sl5e, and time 81 travel from We nnd a half
a. six days. I'm bad weather and bad voad-
sometimes eight or ten DAYS are consumed iu.
the journey. \ short time ago an expres. lrin
wa- made over the road from Denver 10 Ateh-
ison In eighty-three hours. Then their l. the
smoky Hill route. on which the 8utter,,eld
line has been established. In i south 81 fhe,
Platte route. and traverses n country ahoundl
lug IN Buffalo. The time consumed IN trayei
ON this road at present j. from eight 10 twelve
day; fare 60; but a new stations arr btina.
put up on The line II will probably soon make
better time.
ON this route. too. by the lst Of June nexf. n
railway will be- completed 10 Fort Riley witch
l. only ii6 miles east Of Denver; and N tou-
gre~s will repeal the provision which requires
the various branch Pacific RAILWAYS 10 unit, ~
some point east ofthe Tooth meridian this rad
viii be- completed 10 Colorado NJ very e.rly
day. Then there l. the road along the Arkau-
sas, leading from Kansas City 10 New Mexico
ana southern Colorado. which l. travelled LIS
weekly stage line. The trip over the plains -
often made very comfortable nv families In
private e0nNeyaDces when the Indians do lOt
harass the route too mnch; and when they are
hostile.the trains become, by consolidation fato
Immense caravans, trayelingin double columns.
and keeping constantly on the alert. sunici.ot-
~ powerful 90 protect Themselves
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BUILDING PERMIT THE following build
ing permits have been granted since our last
report
Bluxford Priecr. dwelling house on Co
burn. between Denver and East streets. Cost
500.
Jackson Parker. n dwelling house on Cali
fornia, between Michigan and North streets.
Cost SIPS.
Henry 4. smith. dwelling house on West.
$500.
jacob tonman, 4 dwelling HOUSE on Fleteh-
er's avenue, between Pine aud Cedar streets.
Cost 500.
John Barrels. dwelling house on Coburn.
between East ann Rosett streets. cost 1928.
j. r. Snndel. frame shop on Liberty. he
tween North AMI Michigan streets. cost
500
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ASNIvERsARY MEETING. The Thirteenth
Anniversary Of the indianapolis Benevolent
Society win be held this evening At the Bap.
tist Church. This society, formed for the pur-
pose Of alternating the sunerings of the needy
has claim upon the community which we
trust will not be forgotten, and at the gather
Ing tonight tangible evidence be given Of the
appreciation In which II l. held. Winter l.
now ug.n us, and the treasury Of this society
needs repleting. Year after yelr Il has succor-
ed the needy and allcviated the listrcsses Of
thousands, who. without such assistance.
would have suffered the cravings Of hunger.
and been exposed 10 the shafts Of the pitlless
storm.
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AFFAIRS BEFORE ESQ. FrsHER.-An inter-
esiing case has been occupying The attention Of
Justice Fisher, for The last three days. The
reiaior, Mary Hogarty, in behalf Of the state
complained OF Eugene Kissane, on a charge Of
bastardy. and after a thorough examination.
defendant was held 70 answer AZ the next
term Of the Circuit Court. This case has
called forth some nice questions. both levsl
and medical, and D. tors AMI LAWYERS have
pee1 on the qwi rise. 70 learn the decision Of
the 'asuee, and yesterday. after hearing the
argument q counsel upon all the points. the
Justice held the defendant 10 answer Al the
next term Of the Circuit Court. in tie sum Of
nVe hundred dollars. r. l.. walpole. ESQ. for
TIE relator; ". \. Lowe, Esq. Tor the defend
ant.
\ case involving some interest and. also d.
nice point Of law. MAS decided Yesterday bv
justice Fisher. The pariies 10 the action y,re
Thomas White -. the indianapolis Rallinv
Mill Company.
White brought suit against the CORPORATE n
70 recover balance due him. Captain i. NJ.
Lord appeared in behalf Of this company. be-
ing It. President The Company alle,ls.el. by
way Il defense. that they had a custom long
standing. sort q Ter loci Of requiring their
employees 10 give two weeks notice Of an in
tention 70 quit. 70 the end that their places
might De supplied and 4 consequence suspen-
SION Of business provided against The only
deviation from this rule had been in eases Of
sickness. II seems tia White had Quit work
sometime IN March last. in order. a he alleges.
70 make some provision for his family against
The dram then IN course 81 execution. without
giving the customary notice q hi intention
There was due him al the time. from the Com.
pany, pay for niEe days work. TO recover
which be instituted this suit. II was held bv
The jury that a local custom conirayening.
statue Was imperative. Judgment Wa rem
1efee for the plaintiff for 81 IS. with costs.
IA Lowe, Esq-. for the plaintiff; +. Rand
Tor The defendant.
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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 10 tell
you how terribly the curse Of intemperanee
has scourged our land in the few wears that
have just passed. The evidences Of its de-
vastating spread are all around us. The youth
Of our land-the young men who have battled
for our country-and even those Of ripper years.
are going rapidly down 10 death-premature
death-eternal death, by reason Of intemper-
ance We must stop this tide of ruin. The
time to do this is now, Ii all who can act
will act promptly. we can strike the mon
ster TO the earth, and save our children and
friends from ruin. You are hereby call
ed upon 10 attend mass convention
of Temperance people at indianapolis. on
Tuesday. the 9th day Of December next. nj
ten o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose If complcting
a thorough organization Of our forces. and pre-
pairing to give battle to this terrible enemy.
Arrangements are being made for the ac-
eommodation Of all who attend. free Of charge.
and also for 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
ee>s Of this Convention. and all newspapers
friendly 10 virtue and happiness. 10 copy this
notice arl favor the uufiarfa lir,.-
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MEETING or WoRKIxGMEN. Notwith-
standing the uupropitious weather last even
ing. there was quite respectable attendance
at The Tabernacle. 20 hear Mr. Finehcr'- all
dress on the eight hour a day system Of labor
VIZ. fmcher. who j. good rcas0ner. was
listened attentivcly To- and was frequently ap-
plaudcd. lie made some very good hits nj
those who took the negative Of his proposition.
and was very caustic in his reference 10 the
discourteous manner IN which the memorial If
the Workingmen's Convention was treat
ell by the Legislature. IN their refer
encc Of the suhiecf, embraced i'm
IL 90 the Committee OF Agriculture.
As well might petitions on memorials on the
subject Of temperance be- referred u that CON-
mittee, said The speaker. in fact with more pro-
priety. lie contended that special commit
tee should have been appointed for the consid-
Grafton Of the subject. a. II was matter Of
deep and vital importance To thousands upon
thousands Of the hard-fstel workingmen Of
this State. lie said that Horace Greeley had
introduced as an argument against the eight
hour system, that he would be well satisfied to
get of with ten hours labor out of the twenty
four, but that he was compelled 10 labor four
teen or fifteen hours daily: he said the same
sophistry had been used by others who had
formerly worked at trades. and contended
that mental labor did not wear ont the svs-
tenn like manual labor. There. some men, he
said, had the privilege Of going back 10 the
shop and working their eight or ten hours
daily, but, he asked. have they done H. or will
they do il! No. lie cited reports Of Commit
tees Of Parliament, who had investigated the
subject thoroughly as to the effect that the re-
duction Of the hours Of labor had upon the
morals Of the community in which they
moved. and IL was authenticated where the
days labor had been shortened the ratio Of
crime was thirty per cent. less. 10 much. he |
said, for the charges made by the enemies Of
the eight hour system Of labor. that the intro
ducton Of the system would be productive Of
an increase of crime. and stigmatized il n, an
insult To that great body Of men who craved
more time for intellectual culture.
We can not follow Mr. Fineher through his
eh'ire address, which was replete with Illus
tra'ions Of the benefits which would accrue to
Tue iaboring men il they succeeded in accon-
pushing the change in the hours Of labor. He
urged upon his hearers the necessity Of agita-
ing The subject. and not to flag in their ener.
gies until the deNdoratum i ACCOMPLISHED.
" be firm, be true 20 yourselves and all will he
WELL"
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u. W. Ia TOILETTE.
SAM. &. CRANE, ......,
\. Il. MoREY. ''''''''s'

Young BACHELORS AssoCIAIIoN.-Th
grand ball. nc Masonic Hall last evening
under the auspices Of the association, was
quite pleasant affair. Good music, good feel
ing, and good time generally were the char
acteristics Of tho occasion.
That 80 large an assemblage should have
collected on 50 inclement a night. was to Us a
matter Of surprise.
The managers were courteous and afrable.
and they have our thanks for courtesies shown
us while there.
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III The annual election for officers of Capl-
tai City Lodge. A. y. a A. NJ, came on NJ their
stated meeting on Tuesday, resulting As fol-
lows: a. u. Ohr, W. NJ; w. VI. Davis. S. W;
W. NJ. Wright, }. w; Fred. Bags, treasurer;
Geo. II. fleming, secretary; J. ". Ireland, 5.
D.; Jen. Harper, J. H.; Abncr \. Wilson,
Tyler.
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The Fourth

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. 3 West Washington street. where they will
also find Mr.. j. r. IIaugh in readiness To attend
TO all demands. &c
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informed that in consequence Of the death Of
Colonel James W. Stewart, Of Terre Haute,
Indiana. the furniture, with three years
lease of the " stewart House. formerly Buntin
House. will he offered for sale by Colonel
Robert X. stewart, for few days only. To
purchaser possessing the requisite experience
and energy for = first class landlord, this
popular =" Hotel" presents rare Inducements
for lucrative investment. 40
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"a zk EbG

Business Visiting and Fancy CsoTcd Cards Ia every va
riety, At unusually low prices Tor those fi,fs.
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BOOK PRINTING.

Our Book Room Is well stocked with type, and We
keep on hand extensive stock Of Book Paper which
purchased at the Lowest wholesale prices Country
publisher would do well 10 send In their pamphlet work
facilities viii enable TO d. IL such rates
will sos them a reasonable profit We shall make
this branch Of our business speciality and persons
eavns Us their orders can depend upon a neat, clean
job.
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when You Have Grown Wear,

in search Of something in the Fur line very
beautiful. call at Baker a McIver's. They
will show YOU gems something that will make
your eyes sparkle with delight. &c
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L.. May 4 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.
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Blank Books

We have very complete assortment paper for b 4nk
BoOss, whica will be bound IN such manner a. viii
insure complete satisfaction. The stten-
tlon Of County officers Is especially
called 90 this branch Of
business.
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Wantcd..-By single gentleman. fur
nished room, either in private house or pub
lie building. within two squares Of the Post
Office. Address II. q. Box 1886.
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. -
Ans uscueuss.

METROPOLITAN THTATER. Notwilh,tlud-
ing the inelemorcy of the weather. there wa
good attendance last night nj the Thcater.
Miss rhompson's great popularity seems 20 be
proof against the elements. The Lady Il
Lyons. which every theatergocr has seen
time and again. was the attraction. and 10 the
hands Of the sterling Metropolitan company.
with the aid Of the attractive oriiaie. hal full
justice done IL.
Tonight. the romantic play 81 i" lngomar
ill be produced. with the full strength Of The
company, Miss Thompson pcrsonaiing the
great character Of "Parihcnia." The after
piece will be the ever popular 4" roodles."
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CanceIIing Stamps. for sale by
PARSONS, MACAULEY * Co.,
40 ID West Maryland street.
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For. the Uosidnys.-GI

Tor the shoftnnys.-Oirand Planes,
Upright Pianos, square Pianos, Cabinet Or
gans, Automatic Organs. School Organs and
Melodeons. the best and the cheapest, at Indi-
ana Piano Warerooms. No. 4 Bates House.
| NV WILLARD 4 STowEIL.
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ton, aged twenty-five. situation n Assistant
Bookkecper, Entry or Copying Clerk. Can
furnish good references. Address T.. c. e.
Care Of Mr.. +. Cunningham, HERALD OF
flee. 5-4s
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HA1lR DADS.
undin napoIis and Cincinnati I'm In
ronH.
rhr,a pa..enrnr rr.In.l...a

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
0FrcERs n {. Lord. President and Superintender,.
j. y Richardson, Assistant Superintendent; " b. Loid
Geaerai Ticket Agent, Thomas G. spooner -Geuerai
Freight Agent, Cincinnati; ". II. L. Noble Genelrsi
Agent indianapolis.
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TT The Thirteenth Indiana Volunteer In
fan,ry, Lieutenant Colonel II. ". Lawton,
commanding. y officers and $50 enlisted men,
arrived in this city yesterday.
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Families i'm the North and E.s,

parts Of the city are informed of FIVE facts: |.
The Capital Drug Store. corner Of Massachu-
sets avenue and Vermont streets. i VERY near
YOU; = Mr.. Woods. who keeps this house.
sells reliable goods at reasonable prices; 3. You
can have Prescriptions prepared accurately Al
all hours; 4. His goods are fresh. and selected
with great care; 5. His sign-thc Golden Nor
tar" il plain 10 be seen. nI6-Sm
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TT There will be a special meeting q I. T..
4. No. 1. Al the HERALD composing room. at
~ o'clock N. to-day.
GFo. =. TIcKNoR. President.
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REcErrIoN.-The Twenty-fourth Indiana
olunteers had its reception Yesterday. at the
Tabernacle. Governor Baker made the re-
'eption speech.
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The Maternal Lnna anenc.

posite Metropolitan Theater. has for sale large
amount Of improved aud unimproved City
Property, on low terms. Also. southern Plpn.
tati0ns for sale AMI rent g.
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NAss TEMPERANCE CoxvENTIoS.-AFTER-
~s.o~ srSslox.-Thc Convention met AZ two
o'clock. the President In the Chair. Judge y.
VI. Pinch being called uson. made some very
effective remarks In regard 10 the line Of
policy o b. pursued by i1'e friends Of the
cause.
The following resolutions were offered by
Rev. J. Hin. q this city.
Rssofred. That We disapproyc II the vote
c.-t this morning in the HotI.. Of Represenfa-
tlfes by the hfy-two members that voted
against the Temperance Bill. and that they, In
doing. misrcpresented their constituents.
Resofred. That We approve the votes given
BY the thirty-iye In favor Of said Bill. and that
they Do regarded by this ConV ention n worthy
representative on the great question Of Tenn
pcfance.
These resolutions elected a warm. and pro-
tractcd discussion. and n number 81 brief
speeches were made. the large majority Of
which were in favor Of their adoption. While
still under discussion. the committee 10 whom
was assigned the duty Of nominating = State
Central Committee. came In and reported the
following names
/ President. Col. james Blake; DIR. l.. Albeit,
city; Prof, r. 4. Brown. city; Rev. +. &. IIol-
lidsy, city; Judge u. W. Ia Toilette, New Al
bany; G. +. scarlett, Lafayette; ". b. Miller,
Moorc's Hill Dearborn county; Hon. James
VI. Ray, city; Rev. W. T.. Armstrong. Mobiles.
Vile.
The nomination Of said committee was imam.
imously confirmed.
ON motion, the further discussion Il Rev. j
Hills resolution was postponed until the even
Ing session, and the Convention adjourned un
Ill o'clock. p. NJ
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Tho Hcndaunrtcr. in Indiana

Fancy and Staple Dry Goods is the New York
Store. W. & III. Glenn, proprietors. Glenn's
Block, indianapolis, Indiana.
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Photograph Albums. OF everysys

The cheapest 1soot.'' in the city At
jennings, II South Illinois street. 5-3s
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For sale. at Bargain. nav re.i.len

on North Illinois street. containg nine rooms.
stable, carriage house. corn. coal and wood
house. we'll and ci-icrn. all in good order. APP
ply NJ residence or to me At the corner Of mi.
nols and Ohio streets. g.. u. WLGUs.
&C
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THE PosT OFFICE. The Post ofice viii be
open from 10 10 =. NJ. and 70 ?. ~, this
{ Thanksgiving day.
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Columbus and Indianapolis Cen.
tral Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains !

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
Orrcsns--R. Y. Smith. President. Calatnbus, O. ;,J
NJ Luni, saP.rntendent; c. A. Smith, General Frsieh
Agent; j. W skies, General Ticket Agent, Indianapos
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The Sinnis.ippi Insurance Co..

Of this city, has paid over Thirty Thousand
Dollars (s3O.OOO) in Losses, since January lst,
1865. and now has over six Hundred Thousand
Dollars (sG0o,oO0) in bona .fde Capital. We
saw. insure with the SinnissIPpi. 23-3w
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For the Choicest HDclicacies Of the
season call on Rhodius, of the Circle Restau-
rant Shell Oysters, Fat and Plump, served
N all styles. l3-lm
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The celebrated Hartford, Bclcher,
" Benkerts," Burts. and New York city Gus
tom-madc Boots. ri Jcnning,' Is south Illinois
street. a-3e
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The Decker Piano. at the Indiana
Piano Emporium No. Bates House Willard
a ~towel. deci-3w
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L &C Al NJ e W S.

10 The Twenty ninth Indiana Infantry.
500 men. arrived Yesterday.
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Attention. Eur Dealers. Large or
small. in or out Of the city, II yen wish to re-
cruit your stock at less rates than you can
possibly buy elsewhere. call at Baker n Me-
1yer's, at<he sign OF the " Big Bear" l-6
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EnYeIopc.. nlnnk I,ooIes, Isltl

Note. Cap and Bill Papers, at
PARSONS, MACAULEY X co..,
&C H. West Maryland street.
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Leonard Bcnixert's superb Boots,
si9 so. at Jennings, IS south Illinois street
5-ss
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Terra Iaause and IndianapoIi.
Railr0nd

-Four Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily,
OSuorRs-E J. Peck, President; r. r. Rekef -super
intenden s. 7. Scott, General Agent, Indianapolis.
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ut Baker 4 McIver's. Among them are some
Of the prctticst ever introduced in this country.
l-G
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The Tcrracc-siitched Boot Burt's
sl2 90. AZ Jcnnings's, Is South Illinois street
5-3a
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Notw ishstaadiny ALI the blowing an,

Notw outstanding all the blowing and
casing abont immense stocks Of Furs. and
this house or hathouse selling cheaper than
every body else in that line, We wish merely to
keep il before the people thsr seaton. near the
Post Office hae q full line 81 ladies' and chill
drens' furs. fur hoods, skating caps. fur col
lars. kid. buck and fur g!oves. wolf. fox. coon
and buffalo robe-. umbrellas. ETC.. ~ cheap a.
can be- bought in the city. Give him a call al
Davis old stand near the Post Office. -
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sff~H VfV-- " ut -I7IW'T I7I's' IFW'IHf
warranted % wear one wentworth seeing
worth buying a, jennings, No. Is south
Illinois street. j-3a
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

lIamiin n Raschig have removed their
Office 10 Exchange Building. SSIl North ILL.,
nois street. opposite Bates House. novlS-2m
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Knabe Pianos at Bcnham's. noy2s-l

ner, keep the only assortment Of stcinway
Pianos in the State. nov2S-lm
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.BeaersonviIIe Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave lad AM polls daily
OrFTcBRs-D. Ricketts,, President; Horace Scott. su
perniendeni; James ferrier, General Ticket Agent;
Thomas Carse, General Freight Agent, Jefersonvie.
Thomas Carse, General Agent, Indianapolis.
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f-
FOX
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IBcIlcf0ntaine Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily,
OrricBRs-StiIlmsn Witt. President Cleveland o.; r.
" Brown, General superintendent Lucen Hills General
Freight Agent. T. d. Barton, General Passenger Agent
indianapolis
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viii make an excursion "Trip % Broad Ripple
to-day, attwo o'clock, PM. precisely. Don't fail
10 be in time a. the boat viii leave NJ the time
stated. ~oCwrIi. Master.
BUTTERFIELD. CLERK.
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PARSONS. MAcAULEY 4 CO.'S.
40 ~ West Maryland street.
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4 beautiful assortment Of Ladies'
shoes for :" Christmas times" At Jennings's, Is
south Illinois street. 5-3s
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Lafayette and India nnpOIis Rail-
rOaI.

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily
oFrIcERs-wlliam +. Reynolds. President; j. NJ. Rer-
per, Assistant Superintendent, Lafayete W. H. Psrm.ee
General gent, Indianapolis.
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Notice.-IIereafter no person will be- CON-
mitted 20 the " soldiers Home" for the pur-
pose q making collections.
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BOOK AND JOB OFFICE

Our Facilities IN TYPE STEAM POWER PRESSES, AMI
materials pertaining 70 pr ming Office such that
can execute ell descriptions Of printing Al lps p7~
as any establishment IN the West. and n the NfAflSr
STYLE OF THE ART. which DOT fii 20 e.gs entire
satisfaction
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indianapolis. Peru and Chicago
Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave Ind an polis daily.
OuI,KRs--David Macy, President aud Superintendent;
ID. Z. Thompson, Assistant SUPPLEMENTARY r. Mallot
General Ticket Agent; L. N. Andrews. General Freight
Agent, Indianapolis.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company.
UNITED STATES EXPRESS Comply.

nUIcz No. - EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
" Indianapolis.
Three daily Kxpre-sss 10 View Yors:
Two daily kxpresses 70 Cincinnati. and
Two daily kxprees<s TO Chie.xO and 81 Leafs:
TIE above Companies are the only prxllexsE Extrsss
en- The following roads, via.
INDIANA CENTRAL.
LAFAYErTK CHICAGO.
INDIANAPOLIS PrRU:
TKRKK HAUfr d RICHMOND.
BElLEFoEfAINE INDIAsArOfsr
1oney, pacxsges. vsastes and freirht carried x.fh
sassty And dispatch. and In ee.rgs and ecess
Dssss1Esrs.
Nosss BIlls and psfs win b promptly collected ant
-. naos. J. BuifBnriBLD. Agsxs.
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DAM. MACAULES.
Colonel s Brcyet Brigadicr General.
Commanding Ekin Barracks.
December q. 1855 -
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Louisville. New Albany and Chi
cngO RnilrOnI.

Direct Route from Louisville 10 Chicago.
OrrrcnSs--B r. Masten, General Superintendent New
Albany. Ind.