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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Lots on Mississippi street. Of the
Blake Orchard. that Were not sold at Auction.
and three lots on Tennessee, between Walnut
and North. viii be- for sale for few days. at
National Land Agency. Terms and credit
liberal l7-2
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l. II.
81.
81. 81. "a. "a. 81. 81.
Tor sale. To- Paw AdNnnces--Atth the

Loan Office. No. 81. south Illinois street,
large lot Of New and Sccond-handed Clothing.
such a. fine Dress Goats. Oyercoais. Pants,
Vests. >hawls; also. a fine lot Of silk Dresses
for Ladies. Half Price also. Ladies' Gold
Watches and Chains. Rings. Pins, Diamonds.
and variety 81 articles Of every description.
All viii lie sold 10 pay advances call in and
examine. IL. VI. Bush,
No. 81. On the corner Il south Illinois and
MARYLAND streets. $50
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r. burglary was attempted at No. 80
East Maryland street, yesterday. The bur-
glars succeeded in effecting an entrance into
the house, but a noise within deferred them
from communicating their design.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

- Moses. well and widely known as the
"Speets.le Man proposes 10 revive III,
"Ska;ing Park which was one Of the fea-
tures Ct last winter with the ladies and gen
tlemen, boys and girls Of indianapolis. Skating
Is a most pleasant and agreeable amusement.
provided. always, you know how TO skate;
otherwise il i not 30 pleasant. The only
thing wanting 10 insure the immediate revival
Of The Institution is such dispensation on the
part = the weather clerk as will introduce
more q the frigid and less Of the temperate in
The atmosphere. Who shall say that the ice l.
not a more romantic place for love-making
than TIE plrlor: Many an individual who
has been proof against the wiles Of some fair
chaEmer u The drawing room or at the s0iree
has ha4 his imperturbabiIity badly damaged
by the Consciously captivating impressions
wrought ty that same charmer bedecked for
the skating park, and imprintins his heart
with TIE influences Of Cupid. not less decided
ly than does her skates cut hieroslvrhics and
hearts IN device upon the ice.
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t1 A made horse was the excitement on
North Tennessee street yesterday. Amer hav-
ing frightened the passers by for some time,
sensible individual dispatched him.
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SENr To THE DRY ToRTUGAs.-Sergean
Geo. Watson, Company A. l35th L. :. Z. T.,
and private Daniel Baker, Company h, same
regiment. have been sent 10 the Dry TortugAs
ryr ten years each. and 10 forfeit all pay and
allow ances due them or may become due them,
for breach Of military discipline.
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LAND SALEs.-The White County Demo
crdt of the 9th inst, says:
We learn that Mr.. Caruthers has sold his
farm at Chalmers for $4,000; and Mr.. Hunter
his few miles west Of it, at $4,000. These
are among some of the largest and best farms
in White county, and lie in Jhe southwestern
part Of ~ -
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RUNAwAY.-Day before yesterday, as Mr..
". II. Lindenbower was passing up Tennessee,
street in n skeleton wagon, and when near tn,
State House, the horse became fright
ened, and started of at n furious rate, and
threw Mr.. L. out Of his vehicle upon the street.
Mr.. L. was not seriously injured, but not SC
with his horse, for he speedily became detach-
I'd from the wagon, and continuing his head
long speed, he finally brought up ON Michigan
street in a saving apparatus, where he impal-
cd himself on a saw. The horse was taken in
a badly mutilated condition, 10 one of our liy-
cry stables. where he is under the treatment
4 a veterinarian.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

1.-THE extensive repairs that are being
made on the steamer "Governor Norton will
be completed in about ten days. BY that time
the vessel will be in the best possible trim, and
will make daily excursions TO waverly. The
repairs are all by on old ship carpenter from
the East
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

PRoMoTIoNs.-The following promotions
were made yesterday in the 26th Indiana Rcgi-
ment. Jasper y. McGinnis, lst Lieutenant,
and Thomas J. League. I'd Lieutenant, Com
psny c Jacob L. Brown, 81 Lieutenant, Com.
psny ID John b. Farris, 2d Lieutenant, Com
pany l.
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BLAKE ORCHARD Subtitle sale Of lots
Yesterday by the National Land Agency was
attended by large crowd Of buyers, and tn,
bidding very spirited. The first ten lott
were bought by David Stevenson, at SO per
foot front, on Tennessee street. The highest
price reached was for the corner lot on st.
Clair and Tennessee streets-s19 per foot front.
bought by VIM. +. Featherston. A few lot
on Mississippi street were sold, but the sun
was nearly down, and the sale closed. The
remainder Of the lots for sale at private
sale. The whole Of he Tennessee front wa
sold. we understand, 10 parties who intend &c
build hrst-class houses. This sale indicates no
fall in the price Of property. Our growing
city i stiu moving on with rapid strides.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

THE DIFFEREScE.-In the Veteran Reserve
Corps the enlisted men generally elect TO go
out Of the service, while the officers as gener-
ally elect to remain awhile longer.
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We are informed that the sinnis

Insurance Company. Of this city, has issued
about 5000 Policies and Insured Property
amounting 10 S5.oo0, 900 in this state alone, and
has an accumulated capital Of near six Humid
red Thousand Goo,ono dollars. 1t pays losses
promptly. and we advise those having prop
erty 10 insure u insure in the >inissippi a. Ct
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~ The workmen are busily engaged on the
End Presbyterian Church corner Of Pennsyl-
vania and Vermont streets. The superstruc-
ture Is rising rapidly 50 that the design Of tn,
architect Is becoming apparent. II will be an
imposing edifice when completed.
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Families i'm the North and East

parts Of the city are gratuituusly informed of
five facts:
l. The Capital Drug store, on the corner of
Massachusetts, avenue and Vermont streets. i
very near you.
>. Mr.. Woods, who keeps this house, sells
reliable goods al reasonable prices.
8. AT this house you can have Prescriptions
prepared accurately AT all hours Of the day or
night.
4. His goods are fresh. and selected with
great care.
5. His sign-the Golden Mortar" is plain to
be seen. nI6-3m
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Large Dwelling.

T7NHE fine Family Residence, No. 2i3 North Pennsyl-
II vania street, containing twelve rooms Is for rent
Immediately and most Of the furniture, which IL good
and nearly for sale with the lease
This houss well arranged and properly situated for
keeping number Of hrst class boarders. Apply al
once 90 McEERNAN a PIFRcR.
novl6-d3t
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

c6 The Hon. George W. Julian will deliver
an address In the hall Of the House of Repre-
ser.atives this evening. Subject: "The state
Of the Country
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

rTE. May & 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, unredeemsd pledges for sale.
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Frui,.nnd Game. Or. stout

have for sale splendid LOT Il Oranges by the
hundred or barrel Also, Nenison, Quails,
Prairie Chickens. Ducks. &e.. aud all kinds Of
Family Groceries. call and examine their
STOCK
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

tF-rhe Judges Of the supreme Court have
gone home. They will return and open court
again Monday.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

l8-The Headquarters In Indiana for Fancy
and staple Dry Goods Is the New York store,
W. & II. Glenn proprietors, Glenn's Block,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

III Licenses 20 sell liquor were issued yes
terday, 20 William A. smith, Thomas Cole,
Wa A. Neff and johnson Carman.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

E0ne Of our pork houses commenced
slaughtering on last Monday. Others will fol-
low next week.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

MARRIAGE LicENsEs.-T The following 8. the
list q marriage licenses granted since our last
report
Christoph William Baty and Caroline Naly
Frederick Riley aud Malinda Bouchei.
Louis GAS and Emma Weldon.
Charles .. LayeOck and Elizabeth Martin
dale.
Benedict J. Wetherion aud Kate Maxwell.
Francis VI. Sandcrt0n and Jeinima Ann
Fincher.
Francis VI. sparks and Margaret y. Ward.
james W. Cobbs and Mr.. Rate Benning
Michael keef and Mary Fox.
Henry spunnbury and Mr.. Hannah Jane
GOwans.
Alonzo :. Bush aud Lizzie IIayworth
Jacob Schlingcr and Catherine kohler.
Henry May >amen and Martha J. keford.
1eleria Eek and Margaret A. Toluna.
Frank sanderegger and IIennctte Withel-
nina Herr.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

II Builders are taking advance Of the pre-
sent ane weather 10 push ahead such ssruc-
lures A. are In process Of erection.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

EEBusIness Is very brisk before our jus
tees. People will be Iitigious
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

rTThe stockholders Of the Governor Nor
ton will give grand ball and supper at Ma
sonic Hall, ON the evening Of the 2sth inst.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

II Conscience-the oracular presence q
God In the soul.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

PERsOSAL.-Hon. Jesse ID. Bright arrived in
this city yesterday, and is stopping at the Sher-
man House.
Hon. J. W. Borden, Of Fort Wayne, is stop
ping at the same house.
r. y. Hudson is stopping at the Bates House.
James Z. Luse. Esq. editor Of the Lafayett,
Journal. was in this city yesterday. Mr.. Luss
IS in excellent health and represents the Jour
rGl as being in 1ourishing condition. The
Journal is now the leading newspaper pub
lished in Lafayette.
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LAW RepOTl.

CIRCUIT CoURT-CRIMINAL DOCKET BIZ
PORE JUDGE COBURS. state ". Thomas Hays,
charge grand larceny. The jury returned n
verdict OF guilty. Sentence two years In the
penitentiory. Hays was a soldier In the 18th
4. = Colored Infantry. and distinguished him.
self for bravery in the fight before Petersburg
where lac was severely wounded Thi- cir
cumstanee has indused several men 10 attempt
10 procure pardon for him. Leather, for the
state. Ray 4 Gordon for defendant.
state ". James T.. stevens. charged with
grand larceny. Guilty. Sentence three ears
In the State prison. Leathers for the state.
Ray a Gordon for defendant.
State vs.. Jerry OConnell charged with max
ing false return 10 the Home Mutual Insur-
ance Co. Of the amount Of his loss by fire. l.
still pending. feathers for the state Ray a
Gordon for defendant.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT BEFORE
JUDGES DAVIS AND McDoSALD.-The case Of
Aultman W. stiltz is still pending. Ketchum
and Mcdonald for plaintiffs Hendricks and
Porter for defendant.
United States vs. Brown and HOllingsworth.
Charged with passing counterfeit money at
plead guilty and were remanded back TO Jail.
In the ease Of the Davis county cOnspirators,
who were found guilty at previous term, a
motion was made for arrest Of judgment, and
the court continues the ease upon the motion
until il may be passed upon by the supreme
Court Of the United States.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-BEFoRR
JUDGE MCDONALD ~ CRIMINAL DOCKET
Judgment was rendered against the following
parties for violating the revenue law;
967. Timothy splann, $50 and costs.
96l. Powell & Robertson, SIP 30 and costs.
997. Theodore Greines, $40 and costs.
99s. Andrew J. smith, $50 and costs.
800. Andrew j. Smith, $50 and costs
o.. James DE Haven, stricken from the
docket.
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House I'D gsent.-A house of i've rooms
bic. Call at the Office Of Dr. Heary i. Barnes,
McOuat's Block, Kentucky avenue, room No,
G. second floor. 1862
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lrcdeIl n CO.. "a North Illinois street,
keep a frst-class Boot and shoe store. and they
have the best and cheapest lot II goods in the
city. 1876
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gsay your BBees. asd SHOES q
IEEDEiI. A CO.,
1915 No. "a North Tllinoi. -tr,-i


season call on Rhodius. ~ the Circle Resiau-
rant. she'll oyster. Pat and Plump. served
n All styles. i3-lm
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fr Acute critics are generally poor PER
primers.
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- them hos We vii

james A. Fulton was convicted.n Detroit
last week on the charge Of stealing the rings
from the body Of a lady who was drowned by
the steamer Pewabic disaster.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

market is the Parker. II embraces the greatest
variety Of work, and in point Of simplicity and
durability, surpasses all other machines Call
and judge for yourself at
RICHARDSON X AUsTIN's,
16-2 80 North ILLINOIS street. Miller's Block
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

United States Express Com pany-
Indianapolis onicc--SO "a East Washington street
B1fterheli, Agent, IDti.napolis-
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In LuciS.---Over one hundred valuable
presents distributed among the patrons OF the
Book publishers Presentation Depot, such as
Cake Baskets. massive Ice Pitchers. Casfors.
etc. Remember YOU pay no more for book
than at other places. besides you get a hand
some present with any book sold. Go at once
and get q catalogue and see the store. &C North
Illinois street. Mller's Block.
DNNN
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

NOTICE To LITIGANTs.-A person whose
opinion goes great way with Us, says that h
always advises those who are so unfortunat,
rs 70 require the services Of skilful and expert
enced attorneys, TO 20 to the reliable law firm
Of Lowe < McCord Their Office is in room
No. 5, Blaekford's Block, and they are of az,
ask them and they will speak for themselves.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

An English paper contains an advertisement,
"A piano for sale by young lady about TO
cross the channel in an oak case with carved
legs"
The New York World says Mr.. Seward
speaks Of Mr.. SSanton's dignity. In view Of
B0mbastes's blunders during the war il is con-
eluded that his divinity must be Of the sort
that shapes our ends rough
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

STONE. OR. IN OTHER WORDS, How TO MAKE
Two PRESENTS At THE COST OF 0NE.-This
highly desirable object i attained by purchas-
ing your books at the Gin Book Store, Ill
House. where you never pay one eegt more
than the regular retail price for anything, and
always get with your book, or books, of the re-
tail value of 81 and upward a gift, consisting
Of some article that is sure to be acceptable,
and is often very valuable. The gifts range in
value from 80 cents TO 800. Don't fail to visit
Ill East Washington street
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Am..emenss this Evening.

uErudition 1. no, Away. wisdom.
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American, E.pres. COMPANY.

Indianapolis Once-So. - East Washington street
Z. W. Sloan, superinteldsst. Indianapolis; J. Butter
field, Agent, Indianapolis
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ErcJiciI ~ Co. No. % North Illinois
street. have the finest and best assortment of
Boots and Shoes in the city. 1876
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Lafayette and indianapolis Rai
road

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily
orucERs-wlism y. Reynolds. President ard Super
inendeni. Lafayette; Henry Psrnlee. general Agent
indianapolis.
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Go and See

60 and see The New Book Store; select
for yourself a book. and you will receive a
handsome present. Valuable presents accom-
pany each book sold. 1913
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

Ladies' and Misses celebrated ''Pol-
ish' Caters. lined with Flannel. at Iredell &
Co.'S, No. 81 North Illinois street. Ii-5
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

III The weather yesterday was a. mild and
genial a. Ne have enjoyed thus FAR during the
Indian summer. Tho sun -hone down through
the numbered ny with the sohere,l drows, ap-
pearanec which eharaeterixcs the season. and
the near prospect looked dim and remote from
the peryading smoke. The tree. arr now
mostly stripped q their foliage. and In the
suburbs and along the retired streets appear
lonely and sombro la the sober light We can
expect few more such days during the con.
tinuance 81 the present season.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

IL YOu Would See the most varied Sc
lections of Fur Trimmed Hoods in the West,
look in at Baker x McIvers window. 1873
The ~Eerrncc Stitched Boot at
IREDELL & Co.'S,
1916 No. 81 North Illinois street.
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If You WANT Ladies' Furs. on the

best terms, and want the largest stock in the
West to select from. call at Baker & McIver's.
1913
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TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
Western Union Telegraph Com.
pauy.

Oflce IN Blsckfort's Block. corner her5diAn and
Warrington street,, entrance % Meridian stre>s- .
John y. wslscx, DIVISION saperintssaeni' ChAfio =.
whitDey. Manager, T. {. Duncan. cAisf Operator.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17
Indianapolis, Peru and chicago
Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily
OryI-rEsDsvid Macy, President and Superintendent;
d. c Thompson, Assistant Superintendent; " T. Hsllott
General Tcket Agent l. n. Andrews, General Freight
Agent, Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

0Tu1Ks-Stllmsn Wit. President; X n. Brown, Gen
era Superintendent. Lucies Hills, General Freight
Agent Cleveland o.; 7. ID. Barton, General Passenger
Agent, Indianapolis.
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WANTS.

GENTS WANTED. ~ EVERY TOwN IN
~ The state Zoe Janlus Henri nre-ne War Adven'
tares-A Bcok q thrng Interest. voluns % facts
corded IN no history ~ The daily experiences IN
camp on the battle ned. Ia the hospital and prson.
ncadlng Account q The auhof's sspiare 81 Ncks-
borg ~hile runaing the rebel batteries. hs prson-
ment 81 yicssbsrs, Jackson. Atlanta. Rcament and
salisbury. hs e-cspe and perous joufney q four hun
dred miles 90 the Union lines al hnoxvilie sold exclu
sively BY Agents. Address.
O. D. CASE a CO. Publisher.
faS East Washington Street, lndsnaPoiis, Ind.
nOvi7-dl~Ausw
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JeGersonvisIe Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
OrrIcEzs-D. Ricketts,, President; Horace Scott, So.
periniendent; James Ferrier, General Icket Agent
Thomas Cerse General Freight Agent, Jesersonville
Thomas Carse, General Agent, Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis ofce-Eo- u East washingron street
Alfred Gather, Superintendent. Cincinnati; john
Ohr, Agent lnciAnapoIis.
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RAILROADS.
and Cincinnati Rail-
road.


Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail.
road.
Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
OFFICERS H Lord, President and Superintendent
General Ticket AGENT Thomas G. spooner, General
Freight Agent. Cincinnati; W. u. L. Noble. General
Agent. Indianapolis. a.
Columbus and indianapolis Cen.
trial Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
oTTIcrks-R. z. Smith, President, Columbus, o.; j.
N. Lunt, Superintendent c. A smith, General Freight
Agent J. W. Skies General Ticket Agent, Indianapolis.
Terra Haute and Indianapolis
Railroad.
-Four Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
0FucEEs-E. J. Peck, President; r. z. Kicker Super
intendent, o. 7. Scott General Agent, Ind anspos
Je0ersOnviiIe Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains leave Ildia polls daily.
OrrIcEzs--D. Ricketts, President; Horace Scott su-
Rerinendent; James ferrier. General lcket Agent;
Thomas Cerse, General Freight Agent Jesersonville;
Thomas Carse, General Agent, Indianapolis.
Lafayette and indianapolis Rail.
road.
Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily
0rucERs-william y. Reynolds, President ard Super
ntendeni. Lafayette Henry Psrnlee. General Agent,
indianapolis.
Bellefontaine Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily,
0FT1cBEs-StiImsn VIII President; X n. Brown, Gen
eral superntendent: Luciea Hills. General Freight
agent, Indianapolis.
indianapolis, Peru and chicago
Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains leave IDdisnap daily
OFyI-rKsDsvid Macy, President and Superintendent;
d. c Thompson, Assistant Superintendent; " T. Hsllott
General Tcsst Agent l. n. Address, General Freight
Agent, Indianapolis
LOuisville, New Albany and Chi
cagO Railroad.
Direct Route from Louisville 10 ca csgo
OFI7csks-B r. Aastsn, General Superintendent, New
Albany, Ind
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Terra Blaute and Indiana polls
Railroad.

-Four Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
OFpIcERs-E J. Peck, President: r. T. Kicker Super
inendent, O. 7. scott, General Agent, indianapolis.
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Louisville, New Albany and Chi
ca~n n n slrnnA
EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Direct Route FROM Louisville 10 Gu cago
OFT7csEs-B- y. kastsn, General Superintendent New
Albany, Ind.
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Columbus and indianapolis Cen.
trail RaiIrOad

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
0TrIcrks-R. e. Smith, President, Columbus, o.; J..
NJ. Lun, Superintendent; c. A smith, General Freight
Agent; J. w. Skies, General Ticket Agent, indianapolis.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-17

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
OFFICERS H. C Lord, President and Superintendent
+. kchsr son, Assistant Superintendent r. b. Lord
General Ticket AGENT Thomas c. spooner, General
Freight Agent, Cincinnati; W. n. L. Noble, General
Agent. Indianapolis a.
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FOR r z Mt.

No. 90 Vest Washington sire
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The Management has the honor to announce he n
gagement, for Limited season, Of the Great Unrvalled
Arffs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-03-08
State Rscord OF the Names Of
b EecfaSed Soldiers,
SOUTH CAROLINA COIIFGE.

-
CoLussf1, January l6, 1865.
+ 4 NDFR appointfsent by tho Legislature to
{ ~ prepare this Record, II earnestly appeal To-
tie families or friends Of our deceased soldiers
tosend mc,at onse their pames,i s&Ec, wbil6 there
is an opportunity TO Jecure accurate information
Hospital registers and ieports Of casualties from
the army are de6cientin the information required =
it must be-obtained at home. - ~
ghs Record will date date back Ito The begin
ming of the war, aud include allswho have been
killed in battle. or died of wounds received in
s5attos ortroni disease or accident. IF ;yon have
been ortunate as lose friend or reIative.
yetremembcr that Il Is nobie to rescue from OH.
livion tho name Of but one ;ftendiess youth Who !
hadsgone from yops nsig ighborh0od die in our
cause. 49, - .. g. ,s.75s
Givez-1. Name in Jul,. o. froms,saa. Eistr1ic,:
itu1f. d.. Conpany. egine,it and arm or
;sercice. s Died, gear moAth, dag. q ,Coase of
deaik, and remarks ,rhere he died, age; preyi-
5olsly Bphnded, Gc.) & !. 60
Circulars and blauks to boz filed viii be scat to-:
zach ss desire them. No fee Of Expense is incur
State is Seayoring to full sacred obligation
in securing now, and recording for posterisy, the
pSmes of all kersons who.dafe fallen IN this war.
M. 1852 esthe Convention unnnimsrJly -re-olyed
that this should be done, as token of respect
70, their memoriesi sRna alesacy Of inertin,ablo
svalueto their hiends y md tho resolution Bas
sent forth, by their order, TO be read to our rcei
ments, battalions and companies eyerywheyc.
Many q brave soldier may have died in solitnda
or.rushed Upon the fsoS with the. Sthonght In his
heart that his name would be honoraply preserved
a; home. =, 8. =
Each paper in the statseogy three tiHea
Ian, Q X :.zst55as5 -, -. K 80