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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

EDITOR HERALD: \ very creditable affair
occurred on Christmas day, at the Scott House,
kept BY the gentlemanly proprietor. Cyrus j.
scott, Esq. which not only reflects honor upon
the donors, Is well as the recipients. but
speaks we'll for the character Of the House.
allude 10 the presentation Of over two hun
drcd dollars in purses. by the guests Of the
House. a 4 substantial Christmas greeting 10
the young ladies' who preside over the differ
epf fable.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

MUSTERED OuT.-Thc 18th Regiment Indi-
ana Volunteers has been mustered out at New
Orleans and placed ca route for home, where
IL l. expected 10 arrive about the LIST proximo.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

fHE C0NTINENrALs.-The "ContInen tall"
who were adv ertised 10 give Concert at
souic Hall, on the evening Of the aSd, failed To
come in time. their agent making blmder in
advertising. We have received letter from
them. dated the 2ith, stating that they will be
here in about ten days from that time. and
rive a gnnnarf
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

H. Way - Co.. al the loan Office, No. 81
south Illinois street. will loan money on any ar
tele II value. or buy the same. Always ON
handnrc udeemed pledges for sale.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

REV. J. &. FLErcHER.-The lecture by this
gentleman on the subject Of switzerland did
not come of last night, on account Of the bad
weather. but wa- postponed until next Friday
evening, when. Providence permitting. 1t will
b. delivered. as stated heretofore, forthC bene-
NJ OF tn indianapolis Orphan Asylum.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

AfifssANr AFsnR.-On Christmas day.
beins ihe anniversary Of his estimable ladv's
birthday. Mr.. cunningham. well aud widely
known n The " lcc-cream Man." spread an ele-
SAINT dinner at his restaurant on North Illinois
street. The dinner wa surprisingly sumptu-
Gus sand wa literally partaken pfby the invited
guests Among the features were hugo and
neh lFramidal cake. in each sli'e II which
was prize. The chief rr'fe, beautiful
lady portmenic. was carried Oh by a gentle.
mar rom Chicago Il Wa. far In the af,or
noon before the party dispersed. There ma,
have been equally pleasant parties On ,ha,
daS--ihers could have been none better
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

IIIE STEAMER GOVERNOR MoRTON.-The
stakeholder Il the steamer Governor Morton
have elected the following directors: Abra-
ham sprngstcen. Daniel Duncan. j. Harvey
Harris. and C. :. ButterGeld. Dr. VII Ken
drick, President u the Board; G. :. Butter
field ~efref.rv
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

The He cl<cr Piano. ut the Indiana
Piano hnpe rum No. I Bates llouse-Willard
n Stowell- decj-3w
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

The Headquarters in Indiana for
Fancy and staple Dry Goods Is the New York
store. W. X II. Glenn. proprietors. Glenn's
Block. indianapolis. Indiana.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

PERSON Andrew J. Neff. Esq, editor Of
the Randolph Journal. was In the city yes,er-
day and called on us. Mr.. Nen was once u
thorough going Democrat, and though he
baked in the harness seven eight years ago.
still the good impressions made on him by his
Democratic associations are indelible. as is
evinced by the wide awake character Of his
PAPER
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

CHRISTMAS FEsTIv AI--Thc festival held Al
the English Lutheran Church on Christmas
evening was one Of the most pleasant that we
have ever attended. The house was crowded
by the parents and children. The Tree. which
was most beautiful. wa loaded with rich
presents for the scholars and teachers The
singing BY the school was A. good a. We have
ever listened %. and went lar 10 show the ex-
eeileni training the children have had
The most interesting part OF the even
NJ Proceedings was the preseniano Of
u'4i" shS~k pitcher 10 Mr.. J. \. kiefer.
- mnss~. - the Superintendent in BE-
VA" " tue school Mr.. X. has charge Of the
"usie ia some I've sabbath schools in he city.
And appears To he singularly CITED in interest
ing anu insiruding children in this pleasant
exercise.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

ACCIDENT Captain Srweli of the steamer
" G0vernor Morton" while taking horseback
ride on Monday. and while making a sharp
detour around a corner, was thrown 10 the
ground. We regret 10 state that the gallant
Captain wa- considerably injured by the mis-
hap
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27
Biblen M Gosf.-Thc In

Bibles at Cost.-Thc indianapolis Fe-
male Bible Society have just received large
invoice of Bibles and Testaments; also the
Psalms, some Of which are large print for old
people. Their styles Of Bibles are the finest in
the 1arket. printed on splendid paper, and
well bounj. in all styles Of fine bindings. Go
AMI see their stock and compare prices with
other Bibles. Their depository il at Todd.
Carmichael X Williams book store. No. 3
North Pennsylvania street. 25G
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

Lest y Diamond Pin attached 10 but
teriiy, on the street. The finder Will be hand
somely rewarded by leaving It al No. Talbot
News Building Pennsylvania street.
as FR,NK : RoYp.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27


NAN ANkh.- M John H. Chr. the gen
tiensanly and uniformly obliging agent Of the
Adams Express Company in Indianapolis.
was unexpectedly hrs0t ga Christmas dav bv
Tie employees Of the oiiicc. and when ne vas
- surrounded that h. could not escape. the de-
s'tns e The cahal began 10 unfold Themselves.
= 'Arse and heavily eold-m0unted ebony cane
va Grown by M. e. r. Aughinhauch. who
Aif'Ai'l = ie The leader ofthc party. aud Mr..
oni Va completely di,eomftte, by one Of the
Hie'' thorough eaneing.s. aceompanied ~, one
81 the nea'est little spoeche. we ever he,rd N
such an occasion. "a
The slrprlsc wa eompls,e - NJ ohr n
rallied, however, and responder :, :.
PIRATE little speech. which sho,,,s r.. -.
head Wa a. clear and hi. heart A. -.
tive a his management q the one. !, a..
Adams Express Company has been sucecs.n,,
The Pheasant affair terminated hy Mr.. Ohr in.
Viting the entire party, including our~elf. a. a
reporter. 10 the oyster emporium Of Hawkes. 4
Co., On south Illinois street, where \ .ubsian-
tiai token q Mr.. Ohr's appreciation and thank
fuiness was eyineed il a sumptious supper for
Tie entire party. such an assault and battery
a the above Mr.. Ohr i prepared 10 endure at
any time, and not 20 20 law about H.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

Boos.-Thc price Of hcg- Is eight cents per
pound gross. Ia this market.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27
STATE LAWS.
BY AUTHORITY.
Laws of Indiana.


Laws of Indiana.
AN ACT 70 amend seetoa shirty-ase 3sl Of act TO
provide Cor general fystrm sf Common Schools the
ccers thereof and their respective posefs aud du-
tes. and matters propsry connected theTe~ith, snd
prescribing the fees onicsrs ihertln HAmed.
and fsr ID. establishment sad resuiaion Of TSsn-
ship Libraries, Asd to repeal all Laws iseonsisien'
therexith, providing penalties therein prescrbet sP-
proved March 6, 1915
sEcroS 1. BE it enacted by the Geosr.l Assembly Of
the state Of Indiana. That sectsn number - OF the
above recied act, which reads IN the words following,
to-wit:
SEC IS. Tsthe per-ons attached 10 and forming
School District have their school meeting desgused
other branches Of learnag in addition TO those IN the
last mentioned whieh they desire TO have
taught In their school, the Trustee, In emp.oyng
teacher for sad school, shall require sAd teacher 70 ne
examined 10 his her quahcationst teach such al
read Is follows wit. .ssec IS II the persons
tscbed 10 anc formipg School District have at tner
school meeting. designated other or les number OF
branches Of learning those In the last section above
mentioned which they dssire q Lave taught In their
school. the Trustee Ia employing teacher for said
school, sha require said teacher 10 be 0ed 10
his qualifications TO teach the brarehes Of learning re-
CURED said school meeting"
tee. O. Whereas an emergency exists for the imrne-
date taking eject OF this act the sh all be IN force
from .nd after passage and publication In the ndi
anapoll, Daily Journal and Danny
JOHN u. PEITfT,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
PARIS G. DCSNiN6.
President Of the Senate.
Approved December 20. ls6a.
CONRAD BAKER,
Lisuieuani Governor, acting as Governor
STATE OF INDIANA. es as
sEckKrAkT STATE 0fFIcE,l
Nelson Trufler Secretary Of State for the State Of
indiana certify that have compared the above with the
snroed act, from which the same taken file
IN my Office, and find Il 10 be true and complete copy
u said enrolled act.
Ia testimony whereof, Ihave hereusto set my hand
and afixed the seal Of the State, at the city Of
II. indianapolis, this 23d day Of December A. D,
1895 NELSON TaCsLER,
dtc25 DAT Secretary Of State.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

THAMES. MesSrs. Myers, james 4 Pe,l.,.,y
proprietor. II the extensive wine honS.. No -
Wet Pear. street. VIII please accept our best
hanAs Tor Their very apprccisblp donation by
way q a Christmas present of a half dozen
eo'tes q superb Champagne and Caiaw ba
Nine, 1sins 81 their own manufacture. These
kttilffnen are a>surelthat Ga q, cry glass Of the
atie. latle fluid Nc drart the libation that we
Pouf'l Wa, tng hfe GOD health. prosperity
IN oas'ae's aaa friendly relations hereafter a.
now Il sy u orr friends or readers de-
-. oui ADVISE S O. q suitable place 10 bestow
e'eif l''tl'has IN The matter q good wines.
we sss Nsse. James 4 Peabody. Ne. % West
Pearl street
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

Bro NorF.-one Of the largest notes ever
discounted in this city was cashed yesterday
Al the First National Bank. II was for $780,
eco, and executed by the officers Of state to
raise the money to pay iheJanuary interest on
the Indiana State debt.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

Valentine n 90. IN the Duplex Elipti,
skirt, 60 North Illinois street
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

Musical Instrument can be found tn an :. rood
Aelodeon. Prince Il Co. make the l.est Won
can find an assortment at Willie RI a. stovelps
Bates House. aoo,
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27
BY AUTHORITY.
Laws of Indiana.

AN ACT defining who shall be competent witnesses In
any Court Of Judicial proceeding In this State and to
repeal all laws and parts Of laws IN conflict with the
provisions ofthis Act.
sKcr.oN l. BE Il enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State % Indiana That all persons Of competent age
without distinction TO color blood and not other
wise by law rendered incompetent, shall be competent
witnesses TO testify In any proceeding suit civil or
Criminal In any Court In his State: Provided That no
negro or mulatto who has OF who shall hereafter
come into this State In violation Of the Thirteenth article
OF the Constitution Of the State shall while said article
continues In force, be competent testify witness
In any case in which white person shall be party In
interest.
sEo 2 All laws parts Of laws now in force and In
conflict with the provisions Of this act hereby
pealed
Sac. J. II is hereby decd AIRED that an emergency
lists LOT the Immediate taking effect Of this Act; Il Is
therefore declared that this Act shall take effect and be
in force from and after It's passage and publication in the
Indianapolis Journal nd fsRAIp.
JOHN y. PETIT,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
PARIS c. DUSEISG,
President Of the Senate.
Approved Decf mber 20, lsc5.
CONRAD BAKER,
Lieutenant Governor Acting as Governor.
STATE OF INDIANA -
OfFfcE or SDCRErARY STATE 49,
Nelson Trusier Secretary Of State for the State Of
with enrolled acts from which the taken, row
file In my office, and fed Il TO be true and complete
copy Of said enrolled act,
in testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand,
and affixed the seal Of the State OF Indiana, the
IT, City OF indianapolis, this Esd day of December,
A. d., 1855
NELSON TRUsLER,
dec25 Secretary of State.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

1Anm1in a Ikaschie have removed their
office To Exchange Building, 33I< North Ilu
nois street, opposite Bates House. noyls-2m
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27
.IefScrsouv;IIe Ro;Irons

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis aaIly
OTFIcBRs-D. Ricketts,, President; Horace Scott Su-
perintendent; James Ferrier, General Ticket Agent
Thomas Csrse, General Freight Agent, Jeersouville
Thomas Csrse, General Agent, Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27
Lafayette and Indianapolis Rail-
road.

Three Passenger Trains leave IndIar .apOlls daily.
oFIcERs-Wlliam +. Reynolds. resident: J. NJ. Rer-
per- Assistant Superintendent. Llfr cite; W. H. Parmlee
General Agent, indianapolis.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

Nhrsthns h'fesemts.-A line assOrt-
ment Of most elegant Pianos at No. Bates
House. WILLARD 4 Srovr1r
9OG
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27
Benham a Co.. Yinrc. House Cor.

ner. keep the only assortment Of steinway
Pianos in the state. noy2S-lm
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27
Chri.tmns P,,cscn,.,

Europe offered us choice Of pianos. we should
still have chosen Chickering. ao-1o
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

Everyday isa Merry Christmas :"
at the " Geranum." An excellent lunch i'm
the morning is an every day feature there.
The Restaurant never was in better trim, and
the Bar was never better furnished. To these
facts alone is the unexampled patronage Of the
Geranium 90 be attributed
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

For New Years Presents, 90 TO
Todd, Carmichael and Williams. They are
selling photograph albums and photographs at
greatly reduced prices. Also the new STYLE
Album Tor Prcng's album cards. writing desks
and portfolios; gold pens. finest in the city. in
pearl and gold-mountod rubber holders for gen.
tlemen and ladies'; fine Turkey morocco peck
et-books for gentlemen aud ladies. nj No. <
North Pennsylvania street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

Ladies' will find the Elastic skirt AT
' alentinc Il Co.'S, 81 North Illinois street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27
BeIicCon.nine Ra;Iro,d.

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily,
OricBRs--Stillman Witt, Pr sdent, Cleveland, O.; r
Brown, General supernten dent: Lucen Hills Genera
Freight Agent, T. d. Barton, General Passenger Agent
indians polls.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Compan,
.o rrs
rx,rrp STATES EXPRESS COMFY

a. fDtisnspolis-
rhres daily Kxprssses 10 Hsv Yerf;
I've daily kxpre<se< 10 Cincinnati, and
1ve daily kzpre>ses % Cticsgo ssd o. Ls.iss I
Ths sbsvs Companies ere The ony privileged Rzrs
. - following ros1s. Via
INDIANA CENTRAL.
LAIAyIrTK q CHICAGO,
INDIANAPOLIS . PEku.
fkxkx HAUIK klCHnoND,
BkI1xgONTAfSK ISpiANAroLIs.
noosT psckAe<s. ssusbss end frsistt osrrisc x,sss
sasssy ssl ai-psieh, 80 In charge ofspsslssd sel..s
ysssS ms 80 prsSss vsi bs prs.pty eollsss.d al
hsvl 81
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27
Terra Hnute and indiana polls
Railroad.

-Four Passenger Trains leave Indianapol daily.
OrucERs-E J. Peck, President; r. r. Kicker Sapsz-
intendent; 8 7. Scott, General Agent, indianapolis.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27
Henry Ward IReecher

The Spiral Spring Hoop Skirt-sold
at % North Illinois street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

The best Corset for the priee-the
by Valentine * Co.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

best Piano Forte in the world. at
WILLARD X STOwELL.
2O-l2 No. 4. Bates House.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27
Chickering Grand I,iauos-T

Cabinet Organs. at Willard d stowelt
Piano Emporium, No. Bates House. 20 -
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27
indianapolis. Peru and Chicago
Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains lei indianapolis daily.
oFTIexEs-David Macy. Pr esdent and Superintendent;
Z Thompson, Assistant Superintendent; v. T. Maott
Agent, indianapolis.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27

hosiery. Gio'es and Notions, re-
duced twenty-five per cent. at the Union Dry
Goods Store, near Palmer House. 93-3
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27
Columbus and indianapolis Cen.
trail Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily
0FrIcrRs--R. T.. Smith. President, Columbus, o.; J.
NJ Lunt. Superintendent; c. A. Smith, General Freight
Agent; j. W Skies, General Ticket Agent indianapolis
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27
indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail.
road.

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
OFFICERS H c. Lord. President and superintendent;
F. Richardson Assistant Superintendent: Y. B. Lord,
General Ticket Agent; Thomas C. spooner, General
Freight Agent, Cincinnati; w. ii l.. y BILE, General
Agent. Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27
Louisville, New Albany and Chi
cagO Railroad.

Direct Route from Louisville to Chicago.
orrcrRs--D. d williamson Trustee; J. A. williamson
Assistant Trustee f. Masten, ptendent, Lsfay
ette; J. G. Williamson, General Ticket Agent; r. II
Campbell, General Freight Agent, New Albany, Ind.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-27
RAILROADS..

Three Trains leave Evansville daily.
John Ingle, Jr. President and Superintendent j. +.
Martin. General Ticket Agent A. X. shrader, General
Freight Agent, Evansville.
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The following are some Of the diseases which
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-27

u. S. CONGRESS. the Senate, On Sat
urday, the bill to appoint Solicitor and Judge
Advocate of the Navy was passed. The
Joint resolution for the restoration OF Louisiana
as State in the Union, gave rise to an exclt-
ing debate, which was continued after recess
till nearly midnight, no result being reached.
In the House, resolu ton was passed al.
recting the Secretary of War to inform the
House whether rebel prisoners had been
enlisted into the United States service and
credited to the States where enlisted. A re.
solution of inquiry was also ado oted as to pas
ses being required Of persons Of color leaving
the District of Columbia. The consideration
Of the enrolment bill was resumed. No flnal
action was taken on the bill.
Several beautiful manuscripts OF a very
early date, contairinethe Gospels, and several
works of the Fathers of the Church, have
lately been discovered in the library ot mon
astery at Pamos.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-27
4 RNOLD G. FIELD,
Merchant 1'aiIors,
MILITARY AND GENTT T,EMEN'S

WILIIAI(Y AND UENIIEMEN >
FURNISHING STORE,
Would invite inspection Of their large stock Of
CLOTHS, CASIMERES, and VESTINGS,
all grades, Foreign and Domestic, which they
will make to order as cheap as can be hid
EQUALITY considered) in the city of New York,
and warrant to give entire satisfaction.
Special attention given to the selection Of
We sell none but INDIGO Blues, warranted and
our long experience in that branch justifcs Us
in assuring satisfaction in that line We keep
a select assortment OF Shirts (all kind) Collars,
Qinen and paper Neckties, Scarfs, Socks,
Suspendcrs Handkerchiefs Gloves, &C., usual
Establishment Call and see US. Don't forget
the number, SO King Street, between Pitt and
Royal, one door east OF Parker's Theatre.
VIM. ARNOLD,
Jan TT JOHN A. FIELD
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LATE FROM THE SOUTH.

Richmond papers of Thursday last. the
Dad inst, have been received. They contain
no news from South Carolina:
''rhe W hg, however, says the rumor that
Wade Hampton had defeated some OF Sher-
mans forces was not confirmed.
The Whg contains an editorial saying that
in view of the critical condition of the country,
Friday, the 10th of March, will be observed as
day Of prayer. It recommends continuous
religious services on that lay.
The Examiner Of the 23d says General Joe
Johnston has been appointed to the command
of the army in front OF Sherman.
The Confederate Senate on Wednesday were
still discussing in secret session the bill for the
arming Of slaves.
The ENQUIRER Of the 23d says: "Charlottc,
North Carolina, has been placed under martial
law. The place is filled with refugees from
South Carolina.
"Among the returned prisoners who reached
the city from Varina yesterday afternoon was
the veteran naval hero, Admiral Frank Buch-
anan. He looks as we'll as could be expected. y
Sherman's effective force of all arms of the
service is estimated at 1000.
The Enquirer says: "A private letter from
Winchester received by gentleman in this
city, states that the Yankees are making the
town very gay. They give balls and parties
nightly, which are, however, attended but by
few citizens. The Federals have their own
companions. The citizens Of Winchester are
said to be doing tolerably we'll under surround
ing difficulties, and are not suffering for want
of either food or fuel. .
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y E w A r E !
TAKE G. d Cd n 0 TT e!

AS am now in New York to buy up all the
bargains, l have succeeded thus far that
can Sell you the following goods
Good Calico, at 30 cts. per yard
Very best Merimack Print, at IS cts. per yd.
The best Pacific Delaines, at 45 cts. per I'd.
Cotton, wide, for 90 cts. per yard,
Cotton "A wide, for let's. per yard. =,
All Wool Flannels, st cost price, and All
goods in proportion :,
I am now determined to sell goods without
regard of cost This is no humbug, and l
will ask my customers and the public IN gen
eral to give me call and convince themselves;
For your own pockets sake call early ana
take your choice.
7 have marked the goods out in plain figures
FOR everybody to see them, 50 tn there rs, IS no
deceptions at HENRY SCH W AXIS,
ian Oft 1872, King street.
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PUBLISHED (DAILY) By
EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR.
~ EFICE-No. l04 King street, over
., .ne,e formerly French's) Book Store.