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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

ILLINOIS STREET ASD DE-. MILLKR.-An en-
terprising man is entitled to commentator, and
DIR. Miller is an enterprising man. He has
erected upon the side of Illinois street, this
season. ten store rooms. which are now occupied
1 he south room of the is occupied by MIR.
C. NJ. Riggs. whose advertisement appears in the
HERALD lie has elegant drug store Mr..
Riggs IS IRON Cincinnati. Ia addition 10 the
rooms on the west side. the Doctor is en-
closing six rooms on the east side Of Illinois
street which will soon be ready for occupancy
These are the ground rooms to be under the
splendid hall which the Doctor will erect over
them, next season, without disturbing the Leu-
ants OF the rooms Thus the Doctor
adding sixteen 20 the business rooms on North
Illinois street. We may add. nine business houses
have been erected this season, making twenty
i've that street. between Ohio street and the
Depot Meridian and Pennsylvania have equaled
Illinois in the value Of Improvements. perhaps
exceeded il. Surely We becoming a city.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06
ANlUSt; "a ENDS.

Metropolitan Iheatre-Mrs. Waller closed 4.
successful engagement of two weeks Oh Satur.
day evening. appearing in the play of Joan of
Arc" Ii was performed to an OVERLOOKING
house. Mrs. Walters rendition of the Maid of
Orleans" was in her best style, aud was a fitting
conclusion to her meritorious engagement
wherever the lady goes she is sure OF the good
wishes of her indianapolis audiences
The Peoples Lawyer" was the aiterpiece
and was performed in excellent style We have
to congratulate Mr. White on his Scion Shin
GLE" 'Solon Single" is no, a bundle of
oddities grouped together with no higher
purpose than to secure hearty laugh, but
is consistent character all the way
through. and Mr.. F. G White shows him
self equal to the occasion. Mr. Riud
the imprisoned advocate and high minded
young man was capital. The piece was generally
well rendered. Mr. Bonham's rendition of the
part of John Ellsley' showed an upward tend
ency in his dramatic growth. and argues well for
his success in the future.
Miss Blanche De Bar puts in an appearance to-
night, and wilLinaugurate revival of the legi-
innate English comedy.
She opens in Godsmiths comedy of =" She
SIoops to Conquer" known wherever there
exists an appreciation for those sterling come
dies that have survived the wear of years, and
acquire an additional relish with the lapse of
time. To secure a seat it will be necessary to 90
early.
LA RUE's GREAT WAR SHow-This wonder
full exhibition will be in this city next Wednes
day, and remain three days. In edition to the
| regular performance, Mr.. La Rue will appear in
q number Of comic presentations, in which he
stands unrivalled.
To show the estimation in which be is held
abroad, we give below an extract from the Pitts
burg Dispatch:
LA Rue's Entertainment continues to be the
wonder OF the town, and no wonder il should be
| The Mayor has notified Mr.. La Rue shat the
| crowds desiring TO see his S;rstopation must not
be kept standing on the sidewalk waiting for ad-
mission to the Masonic Hall, and that he must
open his doors at o'clock 10 the afternoon, or
something will have be done. Mr.. La Rue
says the only thing he Can do is u remain in the
city long enough TO crafty the curiosity of every
body. Now everybody who gets Que
sight at Mr.. La Rue's walking army, and who
hears his inlmitable humor, wants TO hear and
see again. we do not understand how the Mayors
benevolent desire to rid the sidewalk is to be
grat6ed. We 60 in for La Rus's Great W ar
Show, because II is a show f"
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

LIrIGIoUs.-laite amusing trial. or rather
series OF trials, occurred In this city last week
worthy of especial notice. About Que % year
ago, one Joseph Leslie, brother OF Frank Les
lie. of Pictorial Newspaper" and Fashion
Plate" notoriety, came to this city from ST.
Louis, and obtained divorce from his consort
Without further ceremony, and despite his pre-
vious unauspcious experience in marital mat
tiers, he married another woman Mrs Leslie
No hearing of the state of affairs. sped to
this place ION the wings of the wind" aud ex-
claiming in that classical Teutonc phrase which
has passed into history, w hos peen here since
len peen gomez" Immediately ommenced pro :
ceedings against Mrs. Leslie No ?, by invading
her place OF habitaton. But the latter proved
eqeul TO the emergency, and N ade a vigorous and
successful resistance to the onslaught of the
irate female. seziug q broomstick, (Ihe proven
al weapon Of womsnkind the world over she so
belaoored Mrs. Leslie No. over the back that she
was compelled TO beat a precipitate retreat. No.
then repaired to the Mayors Court and swore
out warrant for assault and battery against No.
2. and the battered" virago was consoled BY the
assessment OF a bne agains, her adversary. No.
:, not ID be outione, replied to No. l by a
counter vancouver AMI had her arragned before
ESQ. Sullivan 10 keep the peace" She sue
ceeied. and No. was epjoined to desst from
further forsys against the peace and quie. of No
,. No. /. not yet satisfied, proposes to snll
further invoke the aid of the sacred authority
OF the law" The various trials between these
termagants occupied three days. Two of our
most distinguished disciples of Lycurgus were
employed in these cases. but from motives Of
prudence their names are withheld, as We do not
think il would be safe to jeopardze their pnysi-
Cal integrity BY awakening against them the
terrible resentment of these two belgerent petit
coat disputsnts
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

TEE WEATHER Dull skies and heavy atmos-
pbere have been the almost unvsryng erisl pro-
grsmme for the week past. Saturday betrayed
unmistakable indications of change of pro-
gramme. In the afternoon snow began to de-
scend. timidly aud hesitatingly. as it were. at
first, ana for sometime the absorbing capacity Of
the surface of the earth kept even pace with the
fall Of the Heecy crystals. Toward nigbtfall the
snow increased 10 its intensity, and fairly thick
ened the air. Earth gave up its resistance, and
accepted the irexorable decree of winter in his
mantle Of white.
The wind blew, and rapid descent of the
mercury In the thermometer was apparent.
here could be mistake in the meteorological
indications. They bttokened the patent fact
that winter had set in in earnest. An
suterprisIng news writer telegraghing a
Cincinnati paper. several weeks ago, said
that snow had fallen /" the first OF the season. .
We did not see it for ourselves, but as he is a
veracious chronlcler he must be supposed to have
told the truth. But this time we have had the
ocular proof. Yesterday morning the rolled
up in uncloaded splendor and not a trace of the
fretful mood of the preceding day visible
save a slight patch of snor, which
the morning rapidly drank up with
his beams. glorious and brscing atmos-
phere-like life-gving cordal-gave
promise OF a smiling autumnal day. But winter
is a fretful spirit. full of unrest, and cloudess
morning is frequently the harbinger of stormy
day.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

tn The modern Cupid Is q very different
institution from the one our NEUROLOGICAL ances-
tors used to clsss one of the Deities The
popular retreat for their Cupid vas a rosebush
or something Of that kind. he used to surprise
the unuary aud take them captive at once. A
simple and unadorned deity be was, and his darts
we're won't TO pierce the heart of the unsu.pectine
without reference to rank or station. Not SO
With your modern Cupid. he is the most care
ful and srtful intriguer in the world. He dwells
in js~eled drswers-among diamonds or trea
sury vaults. He wears a jeweled jacket and his
wings are made of "seven- thirties" of high
nomination. Coquetry 10 one of bis strongest
weapons. and bis approaches are systematic. He
has much TO do with incomes, and places great
stress on expectations he is calculating in the
extreme and does not know OF such thing a
"love in q cottage"
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06


Gen. orsgs. vbo vss arrested on complain
Of Col Allen. The so-csllsd Enigrsfien AgeLt
for the Mexican Repuolic. has been released from
custody.
rur ssssrss 90 rsE oLzrrxa corTos sAcooss-
The Clipper cotton factory. three miles from
Baltimore vas troyed BY Ere Yesterday morn
ing. tvas owned by Messrs W. T. Hooper a
Sons. The loss is estimated st ns<rly $50 600,
and the insurance. at $50 .0oo-of Which s5< 900
is 10 Hartford Companies and So. 200 IN Asssa-
chusctts Companies.
A heavy northwest gale has been blowing ell
day and il is quite cold tonight. There ~ss
snow storm AZ Harper's Ferry this afternoon.
TERkIrIo KxYLosIoS-Eoss OF LIVE.
At half past eleven this forenoon an explosion
Occurred in front Of Wyoming Hotel, 333 Green
vch street, SCATTERING The front Of the hotel and
breaking nearly ell the glass IN the buildings op-
posite and along The square where the Hotel -
situated. Two men we're killed and nine per
sons wounded. A abort time ago guest of the
Hotel left . box security for his Gill and
promised 10 call soon ana redeem H. The box
was placed in the baggage room in charge OF the
porter. This morning smoke was seen issuing
| from the box and IL was taken by two men and
carried TO the sidewalk. Just as they reached the
edge OF the sidewalk an explosion occurred. kill
ing the men conveying the box and doing the
damage above mentioned
The police arrested all persons stopping a. the
hotel. and the matter Is now under investigation.
The explosios vss very loud, and attracted she
attention of persons q mile distant from the scene
Of the disaster.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

* The deartn OF news within the city has
one reoeemipg feature. The same consoling
reflection comes home to comfort the sinking
spirit OF the Local that is afforded to the Es-
culapian practitioner. when his business is dis
because the general sanitary condition of the
community is good. Ii may be bad Tor the ply
sIcian, but it argues we'll for the mass. So it
report of loc-l news be dull, and does but
little to satiate the popular appetite. it is because
Affairs are we'll regulated. and society is very
neaT what IT should ue.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

MAYORS Copkr-We have to congratulate
the city on the comparative good order of the
times. Not that crime and;lsv breaking do not
occur 81 all Tor that will always be an impossi-
0ihty among the frail sons aud daughters OF
Adam. But what We wish TO state is that cur
eity will compare favorably with any other for
the peace and good order OF its citizens. Our
Mayor should be released from the duty of lister
log to all these petty attractions Of the city laws
hat we need is Police Court with Its elected
Judge, and Board of Aldermen in addition to
our City Council. The Mayor would then be at
liberty 10 attend TO bis legitimate duties in the
conservation of the general interests of the city
As our present municipal system is organized. his
duties are by far too onerous aud serve only 10
cramp him for the want OF time. SATURDAYS d.
gest Of ofenses and offenders is composed in the
tolloring: Horace Makepesce-peaceful name
for 20 lawless an act-deposited filth in an alley
and was fIec 81 and costs. -Four arrests for in
to1ication were made. Of which two we're CON-
mitied, and 500 discharged on the payment Of
the fne and costs.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

Gle yesterday afternoon was veIy Largely at
tended, and great interest was manifested.
Chaplain LOzler vas as ill-bred as ever. He de-
graded the cause in whose name be spoke by the
Introduction of PARTISAN bIllingsgate in what
should have been a temperance speech. pure and
simple. All good people everywhere are OPP
posed TO iatsmperauce. but the Chaplain's per
sonaiities were unfortunate.
Ii appearances are worth anything, the Mayor
would De taken Tor subject" much sooner
thsn some OF those be villifed
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

ArcrIoS The FIRST Regular Pawnbroker's
Auction will commence on Tuesday November
Eth. at O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock PM a,
J. 4 VI. Solomon's Pawnbroking Establishment.
les East Washington street, q few doors West
OF Little's Hotel
The articles to be sold are a very fine 10, OF
White Blankets. Bed Spreads, Pillow Ticking.
Mattresses. BediSacks. Dress and Overcoats,
Ladies' Furs. Boots and Shoes Sewing Machines
one Piano. one Parlor Organ, aud other Musical
instruments. Gold and Silver Watchers. Revolt
vers. We also call the attention Of Saloon
keepers to a very tine lot of Seed and Havana
Cigars. and mny other articles Of value too
numerous TO mention.
"a ". (. FEArHKlsroy.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

Coon CHANCE FoR INvEsrMENr.-A large
quantity of unredeemed pledges Tor sale very
cheap at the Pawnbrokers, le5 East Washington
street. Clothing. Boots aud Shoes, Musical In
struments, Sewing Machines, Furs; also, 5000
Fine White Double and Single Blankets; 7 900
large and small Bed Spreads; a large quantity OF
Pillow Bags, which must be disposed of in a
short time. Persons wishing bargains in Bed
Clothing should call soon, as they will be sold
without reserve. either at Wholesale or Retail.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

Pardon OF the Wealthtest Man In
Tennessee---His Difficulties with
General fiske-Grand banquet at
Nashville . ..e.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 4.--The pardon Of John
Overton, said to be the wealthiest man in Ten.
nessee, was received by Governor Brownlov
some days since. General Fiske, of the Freed
mems Bureau. declines to recognize or restore tc
Overton his property The previous order OF
the United States District Court was likewise
not complied with. General Fske has gone il
person to Washington to investigate, and Mr.
Overton left for the same destination this even
ing.
The Chambers Of Commerce of Nashville and
Memphis, and Governor Brownlow and th'
members of the Legislature had grand banque
at st. Cloud Hotel last night. Speeches wer'
made by Governor Brownlow, Hon. Jordan
Stokes, Neil Brown, Judge Brien, Gen. Fiske
Hon. H. Harrison, the Mayor of Nashville, Matt
Brown, and others. The festivities were pro
longed until clock this morning.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES OF IsDIASAroLs.-
In addition to our public and many private
schools, the Catholics have a male and female
seminary and the Christians have University
The Bsptists have an extensive female academy
and 50 have the Methodsts. There may be many
others, but We believe that neither the Episcopa-
lisns nor tie Presbyterians have an academy.
Each ought TO have. So of the Hebrews. be-
coming now large and wealthy class Of our
population.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

Death OF Judge Meek-NegrO Troops
10 be clustered Out-Freedmen's AZ
fairs.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-Tne Steamer Caesar
dra from Boston has arrived.
The State election on Monday promises to be
exciting. No disturbance is apprehended.
Judge A. B. Meek, of Alabama, a politician,
poet and noted chess player, died recently.
Gen. Candy received orders from Washington
to muster out as many negro troops as can be
spared. Several regiments will soon be dis
banded, to prevent insubordination. Gen. Candy
has ordered that they be not allowed to purchase
their weapons.
Gen. Fullerton's Administration and the freed
mems bureau are. generally, acceptable and
popular. His circulars are highly praised by the
press in adjoining States.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

MERCHANT TAILoRINs-ScHoLTz FoLrz-
Competition always fosters excellence, and in
such cases the most energetic and skillful in
their branch of the business bear away the palm
Messrs. ScHoLTz 4 FoLrz, at No. 81, North
Pennsylvania street, have long enjoyed the pre-
eminence in the city as Merchsnt Tailors. On
nearly all the we'll dressed men of this cty-und
their number Is legion-you can recognize Louis
Scholtz's sign manual, i. e. al uneXceptionable
TT. the latest style and the best material in the
market. Ga
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

- IHK HERALD ackno Wedges its indebted
ness TO the Indianapolis Gas Company" tor the
pomptness and efficient manner in which il
recently made the requisite extensions of its
pipes, &c, in order accommodate the HERALD
Building with the increased supply of gas rem
dered Indispensable by the Improvements and en-
largemeuts that have become necessary. Ac-
say Hanning, for services as gas filters. They
Isii in their line of business. PAtronize
them.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

cF We conscientiously state. without
detraction from other firms, but in praise of the
pre-emlnent merits OF the establi. b nent of
Messrs Baker L McIver. No. % East Wash
ington street, that so large, so varied, and 30
elegant a stock of Ladies Furs. and at such
seductive rites. We have not seer this season
outside OF tie Eastern cities Firms are pros
porous in proportion ID their patronage. hence
We are enabled TO determine With unalterable
certainty the cause of the demand which makes
such princeiy stocks necessary in the extensive
House of Baker 4 McIyer. 6I
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

sE What we eat and what we drink consti-
tute a most important item in the temporal well
fare OF mankind. The "Geraneum," Nos. 81
and SO Kentucky avenue. is well and widely
known as the place par excellence in this city
where are TO be had every variety of esculents
and drinkables for the comfort OF the inner man
too numerous to be detailed here, and whose ex-
eellence is too refined for statement 60
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

Il
Gers 10 be Mustered Out CLERKS i'm
the DePartments-lhe Wirz Case.
NEw YoRK, Nov 5:--The Herald's special
says: The gold certificates will probably arrive
in this city tomorrow. No more fractional cur
rency will be furnished, and the i've cent notes
will be sent South to supply the pressing de-
mand.
The findings in the Wirz Trial are f.till under
advisemeut by the President The a ccused ap-
pears quite cheerful.
There is much sickness among q e troops in
Virginia and along the Mississippi river.
Orders from the War Department or the mus
ter out of about ten general officer i, OF volun.
teer force principally, will not be promulgated
till after the election.
Col. Lansal. formerly of the IT, 3 Marines, is
out with statement of the cause f the failure
of the rebellion.
There is an Indian delegation SIC piping at the
National Hotel.
Orders have been issued by the Ser etary notify
ing the clerks in the Patent Office uilding their
services will be discontinued after ie 30th inst
as the building is required for oti er purposes
The position of lady clerks. writin 2 for the De-
partment outside, is unchanged
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

LA Dow, WISDER & WISE. OF DAYTON, ONO.
MIR Eiitor: These gentlemen have purchased
the Marble Works of j. G. Harath, ESQ No.
l2O South Illinois street, and have opened new
and beautiful stock OF Marble Work We are
highly pleased to see such magnificent display
OF the works of art in our midst.
We were assured by who knows tina,
their prices are astonshingly low. Let our
friends call and see some Nantes that are a /.
ready sold and will be removed this week Do
not fail TO call 6l
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

% We would respectfully soici, our friends
ana patrons to call and look at their accounts,
ana, as lar as convenient, settle the same I. Z
holofook, E.q.. will be al the Office during busi-
ness hours, and Is authorized TO receipt in our
name. JAMESON & FUsKaousER
4-tu&sow No. l9 South Meridian Street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

sB- The Quartermasters' Department at this
place. under the efficient management Of Captain
l. Cass Forsyth. A. q n tor this District, was
never in higher state of efficiency. HE prede-
cessOr. Captain Wilson. lett behind him host
OF friends. and Captain Forsyth is no less popd-
lar. but is daily winning golden opinions from
all sorts of people %
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

eB No provident thoughtful man will
neglect to avail himself of the benefits that be
may secure to himself by insuring his proper ~
in safe. sound and reliable Company We
know OF no place to which we could more con-
scientiously recommend the reader of the HERALD
than TO the indianapolis Fire Insurance Com
pany." OF which William Henderson is President
Alexander Z. jameson, Secretary, aBd c. A
Lawton, General Agent. Sec their advertise
ment in another column. 6-l
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06
victory OF the Allied Powers Over
the Paraguayans.

BOSTON, Nov. 5.--The Ricre Nude, which ar
rived at this port to-day, brings advices from
Buenos Ayres to September 23d, eleven DAYS
later.
The war between the Allied Powers and Para.
quay still continued. The former had recently
gained an important victory, having captur ed the
town of Uraguayanna, and 5000 Parag uayan
prisoners, after a six weeks siege The prison
ers were sunmarily disposed of by being RATED
in the Allied army, to fight against their own
countrymen. The victory caused great rejoicing
at Buenos Ayres.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

~ The Hone Visitor" has our grateful ac-
knosiedgements Tor the too fattering language
be Is pleased to use IN welcoming US as debutante
al the newspaper arena. Thank you Doctor
Bland. Your good wishes are not more grace
iully. than sincerely. expressed. and il shall be
tion OF well wishers. Sefshness does not seem
% find lodging place in the Doctors capscious
soul
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06
mississippi Lcgislasure.

.CoLsNBus, Miss, Nov. THE Mississippi
Legislature proposes to set apart Is per cent. Of
the public debt TO pay the State debt; taxes 10 be
levied to support disabled Confederate soldiers.
and to educate soldiers children. A bill vas in
troduced to compel Railroad Oompsbies 70 have
separate cars for negroes. Another bill proposes
10 tar all suits brought into U. s. Courts.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

tE William Snyder 4 Co No. 81 South Me.
ridian street. Wholesale and retail dealers in Stan
berry Walkers Fresh Can and Shell OYSTERS.
Fresh Fish received daily. City and country or
ders filed promptly, and as cheap as the cheapest
Orders from country towns aud railroad stations
sent out By the earliest trains leaving Indian
apolis. &C
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

CB I'VE live for what we can eat and wear
Is popular philosophy. Heitksm's, Merchant
Iailof. No. q North Illinois street. is the fash
ionaole resort in this City for the external man
-and nts up mankind with all the decorations
that make mans appearance attractive. 4-G
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

MILITARY Through captain Fred A. Ste
veus. the Commanoant OF the Soldiers Home, "
We learn that the remnant of the Eighth New
Hampshire Regiment. numbering l70 enlisted
and six officers, commanded U Captain
Badger. has arrived in this city. The Second
New Jersey is expected To- day. Both of these
regiments have served with much distinction
The Thirteenth Cavalry will be here by the
later end of the week
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06
Explosion of a Ateamer--.TheC Georgia
EIecti0n--Raiis Dad Accident. -

EXpIOAIOn o a eamer--.The Georgia
ElectiOn-Raits Dad Accident.
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-The steamers Wsybos-
sch and Idaho have arrived from Savannah. The
former saw a steamer blow up with terrific sx-
plosi0n She run down 10 the spot, and found
only fragments of the boat; wood. boxes, bales,
sc. fhe vessel was painted white. and seemed
a small sized revenue steamer, used as . trans
port. A bark which was near is supposed to
hsve taken off all on board.
The military authorizes have relinquished the
government of Savannah to the Government
The election of Congressman has been post
from the 18th to the 22d.
An engine exploded on Thursday. The en-
gineer and two fremen were killed.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-06

sy- IL is fact not to be disputed by any sen
sble person that Ludington. Cady & Co, have
the handsomest stock and styles of Ladies',
Misses and Childreu's Polish Boots in this CITY.
liz is also a WE'LL known tact that they have hand
somer better and better fitting French Calf Boots,
for Gelt's than are offered by any other house in
this City. 6-3eod