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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07


Ten dsys ago Mr.. Seward took oil the
complicsted and inconvenient apparatus Of
steel snd gutts perch which was used to
hold together his fractured jawbone,and he
new wears 3 simple india rubber bandsge
on The outside of MS face only. The gland
in his cheek, which was severed by Psynes
knife. has not vet wholly recovered n
there is vet much Inflammation about the
wount. A great scar On the right side Of
his t.ee stiil shows the desperate nature of
The cut received from that assassin. It looks
Ussif,tbe entire cheek had been smputated,
ana fitted on again. The mouth is also
r,nch distorted, IS 8 result of the wounds,
= right corner of it being raised half an
We its proper line. No former &C
LnoG would recognize the venerable
qusIn nu b is his c~OuntenAnce
Salesman, 80 '-esdful injuries.
Lord Russell and Mr. O @a1o CO.
have a son for whom the fathe,, wel pIAi;.
ions 20 secure seats in the British anI
ment. The former sent his son to L.
where he made a silly sPesch and wss de.
tested. Gladstone did better He took his
son 70 8 desired constituency, showed him
10 the Independent voters, made g very
excellent speech himself while Hyoung
hopeful" wisely held his ~tongue,snd the re-
sult was q triumphant success /
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Coos UNITED STATES
80 A
THIRD SERIES
$2ao,ooo,o ee

By authority OF the Secretary Of the Treasury,
the undersigned, theGenerais Subscription Agontfor
the sale Of United States Securities, offers to the
public the third series Of Treasury Notes, bearing
seven and three-tsnths per cent. IRtsrostPe rsnnum
known A. the
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07
eOO AGENTS WANTED-In every

Tor RENT-Two superior Photograph
G~aiIerfes: a splendid hall and six chamber. In
ouire al L. KELLEY'S Ofhcs, over store ID superior
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

TOR sALE-THB LARGE DOUBLE
= bone, Is md IS Prospect street, suitable Tor .
b1ardins no ise. Terms easy. Enquire Of CONWAY
n sOBLE at the once Of Backus : Noble. fels:E
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

OUU CITY. County, Tow aBd Hamlet in ono, 20
sell CROSBY7S LIFE OF
Pr. I'd on superio pap T and bound IN cloth; Libra
" and ParlOr EhtiOas; Containing the haElJ nlsIO-
~ a d POit cfl Career, together with the SFeechee,
Me.-,pe4. PROCLAIM atoms and ether DocumentS, IL
lu-tranys OF his e~ventful Administration AND m
s-enrs a-d events c-naected with MS Tragic Emo.
sge ofsr no fabulUu1 inducements 10 Agents, ONt
will sHv the work Is 81 NriOr IN many POINTS 70 any
,r5w offered to the public, and all who subscribe .
ne WgTk vii C~ontriuu . to a fnnd with which
Monpmgut j. 10 be erect q in memory OF no Urea
DrpslIsE- Boaks nov ready for De livery, july Slst.
FoT terms aud territory, a dIess B.. ;. GhEEN,
Room No. 4, American Building, Yer Leader once
Cleveland. o, J1ols
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

PHOTOGRAPH CARDS FOR GEN
A rLEMEN.-Sample with catalogues sent for p
cartz Incloss al enveiore with your own name,
~, Jsl2:2A
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

WANTED-A good Cook and a House
w maid a-customed 70 needle-gork- Apply to
Mrs. ROSE, corner Of Forest and ki1smAn SIS.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07
A C0rrect Lia Of AnimdL

Pro lessor Lansworthy's Performing
Animals African Lion, Asiatlc
Lion, Brazilian Tiger. Senegal Loop
ard, Asiatic LiOness and Spotted Tiger.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

Fxpesienced AGENTS, Professional men, Lay Preach
ara TssrhrTs. Mechanics and Farmers even, will ind
III 4 a Fleasant. and at the same time a lucrative oo-
~crDati6n the commit season. "Au old agent WHITES
fsIfage from IS to l25 subscribers psr week"
For f1rther iufOrmatiBn apply PERSONAL. 70 or sd.
dress by mail, Q. L. BOLTON & BROS, Publishers OF
sTd General Agents for FOOks and kngraVlnss at
No. s % nOor, LymGn's B ock, near Court Hou e,
neVefaUd ohio. w rs
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- MnNTal-AaEHrs WArTEn

S105 A MONTAI-AaEsTs WAkTE3
SsAw and CLARK 40 FAMILY sEWIsG mAchiNE, the
rFgsED BY Grover and Baker, Wheeler and wilson,
Howe, singer and Cor and Batchelder; ALL other
TRIsGENESrs, and the seller and ussr liable TO hne
and Imprisonment. Salary and. expenses, or large
comuis-fon. allowed. Illustrated circulars sent nee.
Lddres- CLARK, Biddef0rd- Maine. mli-25
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

A MONTH"; WANT AGENTS
w everywhere, at so a Month, expenses paid, to
Beu Fifteen Articles, tho best selling ever onere9.
Full particulnu tree. Address OIlS /. dhhEA'
nIaA.unrL M.-ua mLLL.Al
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y ~RrTTRIKn %ROLDIERs,

ron Statesmen WANTED-To So
CUU licit and ill orders for the Lie OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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WIND AND RAIN.

The barometer had been going down
steadily; gray, ragged clouds began to ap-
pear on the southwest, which q rising wind
drove up from the horizon with ominOus
rapidly. By nine o'clock the sea was
risir g and the wind was fresh, both clear
sbesm of the great ship, which hurryiug 8
mass of smoke and cloud Of sparks out of
each funnel still kept her wsy almost as
steadily as if she had been anchored at the
More. The sparks gave some cause for
anxiety, as they had on Sunday night, for
from this cause the Great Eastern has On
different voyages set her sails on fire three
or four times. There was little need of sp-
prehension of q similar mishsp on this oc.
cssion, for the wind came up with q
~drenching rain, which only lulled at inter-
walls, as g strong gust of wind came whis-
Ting through the rigging. As night wore
on both wind and sea increased, though
neither was of sufficient strength to affect
the great ship to any degree worth mem
tieniDg. The high stowage of her weights
kept her from rolling to any considerable
degree, though the improvement Of her
trim in this direction only seemed to make
her more susceptible of movement fore and
aft, and she pitched considerably.
THE CAROLINE IN IMMINENT DANGER.
But if all was well vita the Great East
ern it was the very reverse OF well with
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07
m 00O MONEY ADVANCED

ODU,UUU In sumsao suit-at the old stand aud
TeHrknown WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, On becu-
rites ofevery kind, viz: Gold and silver Natoheo,
Diamonds, silver Ware, Jewelr. Guns, Pistols,
Nothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, melOdeons, and al per
gl1al properly and articles OF value, on the most sat
Isf.ct1rY terms. Business strictly private; kstao-
Ishsd s5l. MIA variety Of unrede5med watch
-. Jew In, Guns, eto., or sale az bargains
on -e-corner OF Voter ard Superior streetA, over
DAVIS b Peixotto's Clothing Store
- 10. a w. " ANrMEha
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

OF Lands End the steamer Caroline,
with the shore end of the cable, was lying,
waiting for fair weather, and was taken In
tow. This totally unexpected addition to
the lsbors of the Great Eastern's engines
made q difference of at least a mile an hour
in her speed.
GRAVE DISAPPOINTMENT AT THE DELAY.
Seriously speaking, however, it was mat
ter of grave disappointment TO all inter-
ested in the success of the great undertsk-
ing that 8 delay OF such vital moment
should occur at the last. It was certain in
loss of time in lowering and laying the
shore cad to delay them three days, and it
might so far damage the plans IS even pos
sibly to delay the completion of the work
till next ear.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

OUT SLAVES I'M
~ The undersigned keeps constantly on hand 3
laTgs snd Weii made stock Of seasoned cut Slaves and
Headln I, Il the lowest market prices. Factory
near Cleveland a Toledo ReilrOsd depot.
Al ordsrs promptly hlled and satsta,ton war
rented. JUNE & EDGAkT0N.
III, la.QES
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

NOR SALE-A two-horse covered Gar
i risge, with two or three seats. Also, a TOP Bqg-
and suited 70 lamly use, and viii be sold cheap; IL
0ure at No. lU3 uperfor ST., or AZ corner OF Rios
man and Forest Bts. W. -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07
The Original lion aud Tiger Tamer.'

The following list was taken
from the living Animals them
selves in the COmpany's Bmld-
ing, $50 & 54I Broadway, N. Y,
on the LIST of March, and there
fore may be considered
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FROH TEXAS.
Secession and Hotel Regisfers-A Rebel
Bully Thrashed-AnnrchY I'm the In
teriOr-GIImpses of Texas Life.

Especial correspondence OF the Cleveland LEADEA.l
INDIAEoLA, Texas, July 1S, 1865.
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Calm as it was, however, the soft look
ing pulsations OF the tide began to make
the Great Eastern move at last, and 8 reg
ulsr, aver swing, rather than a roll, set in.
1t was as soft and perfect as the movement
Of q pendulum, but still deep enough, as it
went some eight or ten feet each side, to
tell upon the water in the cable tanks.
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GENTS WANTED-$6 to $l2 8 day
n uaid 90 good gents, male or female, 70 ell tn
WtI.S1 Sewing NJ chine. 1t viii stitch, hem, iHl,
tnck cord- ina. Quilt aud embTOider beautifully.
ID mas heen decided il the o. :. Court, that the
NlEon Sewing Machine is no hiring ment5 6Sr
terms and particulars, address S. h.
gayeiand, D. Ss1f.~
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Storm and calm thus succeeded each other.
In the face of the continued rough weather
it was seriously debated whether the Great
Eastern had not better make for this har-
Dor a. once; but eventually it was decided
to tow the Caroline to Nslentia and leave
the treat EasLern TO GEEK DeeIL~s & y SEa-
- L n- al
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NOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT 145
Il Lakest Houss in tip-top condition. Enquire
On fhs nr=miga- yfSEB
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Anusenemts.

METROPOLITAN THEATER.-" Last night
most positively Of Rosedale," is the announce
ment Of the Manager, although there are suffi-
Gent elements Of popularity in "Rosedale' and
the reputation Of Mr.. Barrett to make the piece
run another week. But il must give way to
other attraction, in order that Mr.. Barrett may
have a chance 10 show that he is As versatile
as he Is talented.
The announcement that tonight is the las
night Of :. Rosedale- will crowd the house, as
has been the case every night this week.
Masonic HAIL.-The last Of Heller tonight
at Masonic Hall. Every one regrets it, but
every one regrets losing anything that is good
and Heller is good, and greenbacks are his
profit.
We have been 10 all his entertainments, and
to some extent have become tainted with his
punning peculiarity-'tdigit because we like il
-s:mply.because wecan't help it--just as we
drink with friend. A distinguished feature
Of Heller's work is his lucid explanation Of all
he does. Wewish, however, he wouldn't do
II, for the effect is all lost on us, or rather we
ind ourselves more and more in the dark the
more he talks.
lie tells us all the time he deceives us, and
we know it; therefore why make our confusion
greater by throwing words at us that render
us little better than idiots when we leave the
Hall. His fifth performance occurs tonight,
and when we came forth from the third, we
proposed to second any proposition that might
be made to advance the Conjuror's interest at
once. We have done it, and he has done us
beautifully. We repeat, Heller is great. To
all who have neglected to get sphynxed, we
say go at once and get il done. Tonight Hell
Ter makes his adieu. Secure seats at Benham's ).
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-25

crPREME COURI OF INDIANA-Novemi,cr
Term. 1ssth Day--John II. Newman er parfe
In habeas corpus 10 h. lei 10 bail. The de-
PENDANT was indicted In the Ripley c. G. for
murder in the first degree. Continued under
sdyisement, IN order that dispositions may b.
taken. IIarnson and Gordon for defendant:
scoby for state.
Doody rs. Wright. Plaintiff applies for \
habeas corpus for possession Of her child. W.
W. WOODEN for plaintiff. Porter, Harrison and
Fishbaek for defendant
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoUET-BEFoEE
JUICE McDoxnD.-No. III. United states
rs. Firestone. Indictment for hsrboring de
serters. MOL. pressed. Hanna for the United
States.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CONTRIBUTORS
JUDGE McDoSALD.-No. si2. United States
rs. james c. Price. Distiller without license.
Judgment against defendant for sso0 and costs.
Hanna for the United States.
No. 900. United States rs. Edward Regain.
Manufacturer without license. judgment
against defendant for $50 and costs. Hanna
for the State.
No. 80. United States rs. Walter III. Wells.
Retailer Of liquor without license. Judgment
against defendant for 500 and costs Hanna
for the state.
No. 92I. United states rs. Robert McElvey.
Retailer Of liquor without license. Dismissed
at cost Of defendant.
No. 9s2. United States rs. Joseph W. IIus-
ton. Retailer Of liquors without license DiS-
missed at the defendants cost.
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f1- We are indebted TO Col. Kicker, Superin-
tendent Of the Terre Haute Railroad Mr. j.
VI. Lunt, Superintendent Of the Central Rail-
road, and 10 the officers Of the Railroads gen.
orally leading from this city, for courtesies
shown US in the matter Of the transmission Of
our paper over their respective roads. II al
ways gives III pleasure to record these marks
Of favor.
Our subscribers are assured that we will
spare no trouble or pains to enable them 10 re-
ceiye their papers in due season.
The Conductors Of the early morning freight
trains, by whom our paper is carried over
several Of the roads, and the Baggage Masters
on the others, will oblige US by seeing that the
bundles are delivered at the points addressed.
Meanwhile the circulation Of our paper is in
creasing rapidly, and those officers Of the roads
who have charge Of the stations will place US
under many obligations 10 them by seeing
that the bundles are taken care Of when they
are thrown from the train.
The Herald realizes that there should be a
reciprocity Of good feeling between the rail-
roads and newspapers, and thinks that II has
always indicated sufficiently disposition to
carry out its part Of the programme in the
premises.
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III The following list Of transfers have
been made at the Auditors Office since our
last report:
John \. Brouse to David W. +. Wiley, 6sIs
feet on New York street. and - feet on avenue,
southeast part. in-lot :. square %. $1,000.
John +. Ross 10 John Monroe. Fletcher's
subdivision. in-lot 20. Out-lot 81, $3.50.
Henry Matt 20 Cass Ganter. Mobiles sub
division. in-lot 80. out-lot ~. =. loo.
William Powell 10 George kauser. Ellis K
Mays subdivision. n-lot q. outlet laS. 81 600.
John Il. Many 10 Lem q. Lindey, Brad
shaw's subdivision, in-lot II. out-lot 10, 81
80.
John h. Many to William Eeholes. Brad
shaw's subdivision. in-lot - Out-lot ~. al 100
James ii. Unthank TO VIM. J. Rogers, Vests
heirs addition, in-,ots ], ,, T. 8. 5000.
William J. Rogers TO John Hargrove. Vests
heirs addition. in-lots /. Z. 4. o, 81 .2O0.
Ihos. A. Russell 10 Christina snyder. lot in
west half Of northwest quarter. and east half
northeast quarter section ) and 4, township
IA. range !. Sl.060.
Chas. Tots % Jacob Neimen. south end
east half northeast quarter section 81 town.
ship 10. range 3. and south side Of northwest
quarter section l.. township IL. range 3, S5.-
COO
Charles IL. Raymond 10 Elias wer,len. S3 by
1872 feet Of in-lOts , ana ;. square L., $500.
Valentine h. CrcSS 10 Cameron and Magen-
mis-. Cres>'s addition. in-lots IL and l.. $1,000.
Eliza II. Pitkin % Elias Nerden, FatOurs
snb-diVi>ion. lot =. F" outlet les. ~. go.
Y Y and Jane Morris 10 Butsch A Dickson.
s. feet on Pennsylvania street by ls5 feet Of
NJ. $500.
James Blake 10 VIM. Hinesley. Blake's sub
division in-lot 4. Ouf-lot a3. $3.50.
III. W. Hidebrand 10 T.. W. Breetloye.
Mobiles subdivision. in-lot 2ie, 1850
Hoover's heirs Ia VIM. johnson. north end.
east half. northeast quarter and part west half
northeast quarter. section Il, township 10,
range ,. $3.50.
Elizabeth Marsh TO VIM. \. Ennis. und. one
eighth south half northeast quarter section 9.
township To- range =: .S33.
Eli A Hall 20 Alnus r. Vincent, -. Glars
addition, in-lOt IL; $1,000.
Fred. sanger 20 Fred Hartman, Bates sub
division in-IOt ~, outlet 90: $3.50.
samuel Hague 90 John H. Baty. west half
northwest quarter IL, l., I, containing AZ
acres; $500.
Dougan Clark % squire smith, lot - IN out
lot lo9. Fletcher's subdivision; Sl,lJo.
:. }. Cassidy 10 samuel j. Patterson. lot IN
>PSnn a smiths addition. 500.
Jss>e Jones 60 Frederick spear, lot IN ont
10y IL IL jones' Subdivision: q, ~.
jesse Jones 10 Chris. III. Schwear. lot in out
lot u, 81 Jones subdivision. 81 80.
III. W Muller 10 Henry sehaub, lot 80 in
Mobiles subdivision. - Csc
NJ r. Pentecost 10 Ira e Mumford AZ feet
on the north side Of lot in square ). ~. 80.
Ira {. Mumf0rd o. Robert Connelly. az
feet Of the north side Of lot I in squares $40
~.
The total amount Of transfers l. sl24,6ss.
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The New City Map..Cautfon...

We wish to caution all wh) desire complete
Map of the City, 10 be sure that Asher &
Adams's name head the Prospectus. a some
may fall into the error Of ordering 4 map of
Marion County, under the impression that it is
the new City Map being published by US.
Our City Map will show streets, alleys, etc..
with shape Of lots, giving number and size OF
each in plain figures. This Map will be about
six feet square, nearly twice the size Of any
ether of the city ever made, and exclusively =
city map. ASHER & ADAMS.
2l-5 Puhlisbers
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-25

ssLrsroBY.-we have been honored with
complimentary invitation TO 4 grand ball 10
be given under the auspices Of the t" Young
BACHELORS Association at Masonic Hall. ON
wednesday evening, December 9Th. The A.
sociation j. composed q good material, but
we deem it. title misnoner for the ball viii
not Be BACHELORS ball by any means, and
will go far 20 illustrate the fact that social
amusement i impossible without the presence
o. ladies.
A Bachelors Association for social purposes
l. therefore a paradox and an absurdiiy, as
respects the title.
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Auausenenss this Evening.

nKrRoPoITAs TBEATER;-Ns. l. r B.sarrr.
Rs.sdsss: o.. the Rhs Ball.
MASONIC HALL-n.- RosxEr HsI1xs. for ths.
siEkt ony.
STATE nusxUH-Kisasr's bloch. East wsshinsion
street. open dsy and nixhf
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-25

REruRSFD.-Our townsman, Rev. y. A.
Hyde. pastor Of the Congregational Church IN
this city, returned yesterday from his Euro
pean tonr. lie returns in excellent health and
seems In every way the better for the trip.
We learn that his congregation proposes to give
him n reception at his church tonight.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-25

TERPsIcHOREAN.-A beautiful silver goblet
will be given by the managers to the best lady
walter. al the grand ball which comes off at
Masonic Hall on next Monday night, under the
auspices Of the stockholders and friends Of the
Governor Morton. The goblet i now on ex-
hibition In the show-window Of the jcwelry
store Of Jenison, Nelson a Co.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-25

III II has been ordered by the War Depart
ment that commissioned officers Of the Veteran
Reserve Corps, who were In service a officers
Ct said Corps, on or before March 3. 1865. and
who may be discharged under the provisions
Of General Order No. 155, current series Of the
Adjutant Generals Office, will be allowed the
three months pay proper, provided by the act
Of Congress. approved March 3. ls.iJ.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-25

A PERvERsfoS.-The latest application Of
the modern " waterfall /" that has come under
our observation, was on yesterday evening,
when we saw a man going along the street fol-
lowed by spotted cur, 10 whose poll was APP
pended huge waterfall" That man was a
practical satirist, and the dog the agency by
which was illustrated the exceeding absurd-
" Of a ridiculous fashion.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-25

TT Our iownsman, John McDevitt, Esq,
Of billiard notoriety. who has been on a visit
Of some months duration In the city Of New
York, has concluded TO forsake indianapolis
and take up his residence In Gotham. With
this view, and having business uppermost in
bis mind. he has just purchased the capacious
and popular rooms Of Edward Cahill, In sixth
avenue, near Thirteenth street, Of which he
took Possession last evening, 10Th inst. On
Friday, the 18th, however, he will be formally
installed a. proprietor, by such capable
knights Of the cue a. Edward CahIll, Michael
Phelan and Pierre Carne. Other skijful play
ers will assist, and the occasion promises 10 be
one long to lie remembered
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-25

A BIGAMIsT.-Horace Patterson was up
before Esquire Coulon yesterday morning. ON
charge OF bigamy, and was found guilty. lie
married the second time, in this city. not more
than three weeks ago. IL was In evidence that
he had a wife and children in Illinois. The
amount Of his bail was fixed at 800. His
finances were inadequate to the occasion. lie
therefore went to iail
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Families i'm the North and Eas,

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 at
all hours; 4. His goods are fresh. and selected
with great care; D. His sign-the "Golden Nor
tar i plain to be seen. nI6-3m
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-25

Washington street, have in store and on exhi-
bition full and complete stock Of staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, which they oser at the most
reasonable terms. The stock l. entirely new,
and embraces the latest styles. Mr.. J. J. Lynch
is always In attendance. Whoever calls at
this establishment viii not 20 away unsatis-
fed
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-25

TEMPERANCE CONVENTIONAL Mass Meet
ing Of the temperance men and women Of Indi-
ana, will be held at indianapolis, on December
., 1865, 10 promote the cause Of temperance.
The friends Of temperance throughout the
state are earnestly solicited 10 attend.
By order 81 the Committee.
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Members Of the General Assem-.

MemDer> Oh the esenerssl ASSEM-
BLY,. all my old friends and the public in gen.
eral. Cor ANY other man. are respectfully
invited 10 patronize the old establishment and
well-known United States Dye-hOu-e and
Cleaning Establishment, No. g. South Illinois
street, Joseph Harris. Proprietor. Goats ,Ne.ts,
and Pants thoroughly. cleaned. repaired =iid
made 10 look a. good a. new.
Let these nov renovsfe who never did before,
AID those who always renovated renossis the more
Square dealing. reasonable charges and prompt
attention TO business are our old friend Harris
notices. l6-tf