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The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04
Libel Sutt-Gen. LOngstreet-Aedu /.
ton of GEN. HoOker's Staff-rhe p e
nians-NayaI Matters.


NEw YoRK, Nov. 3.-MaI. Maretzek recently
preferred charges against VIM. Caldwell and
Horace ID. Whitney, editors OF the New York
Sunday Mercury, for publishing malicious libes
Yesterday these gentlemen were arrested and
gave bail in $500 each to appear before the
Court of Sessions
Gen. Longstreet arrived IN the city Yesterday
and is stopping at the Metropolitan
Gen Hooker has reduced his staff in compli-
ance with recent orders from the War Depart
ment.
There is continued hustle and activity at III
Fenian headquarters in this city, the rooms be-
ing constantly crowded. Ii is reported that the
Brotherhood has now reached perfect state Of
organization. Every precaution is taken to make
their deliberations secret Armed sentries are
placed at the entrance 10 the rooms occupied as
headquarters.
Secretary Weles will urge i'll hisiorth coming
report some Congressional enactment for the
promotion OF meritorious Naval sppointees.
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The Lost Steamer Rcpu blic-Safcty of
Wore OF Her Pnssengers.

INV IoRK. Nov ; The steamer Eureka
has arrived Her news is anticipated.
Among the passengers on the Empire City are
eight of the crew and two passengers OF the Loaf
steamer Republic, viz: Passengers. Captain B.
+. Ryer, OF the Twentieth New York Battery,
and Mrs. c. Connery; crew, Edward Ryan,
second mate, p. Fleming, Charles Collins and
N. Nash, hremen; J. Quinn and j. CrselIn. sea-
men; j. Wills and 7. Maloney. walters
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EThe state Military Auditing Committee
having finished up the claim business which hs.
occupied their attention, are nov engaged in
making their final report
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II We would respectfully solicit our friends
aud patrons TO call and look At their accounts
and. - far convenient. settle the same. F. /.
Holorook. Esq will be At the office during bus.
ness hours and is authorized to receipt in our
name JANIsoS X FINKsowEs,
4-tu6scs No l9 South Meridiae Street
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TRr 1T AGAIS.-Our neighbor of the Journal
in obedience to our request. comes out this
morning in what he no doubt supposes to be a
graceful introduction OF ourself to the readers
of the Journal. We congratulate him on his
Improvements over his former effort Blu, there
Is still room for Improvement. he sustsins our
demurrer to the prsenomeu Daniel" but he
interpolstes an odious - where TT" should
be. This IL a small matter. but We submit to
friend Eslford that there is nothing like being
exact even in small matters
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CoLrNsiA, ) g, Nov. 3-The Legislature
will CONTINUE 10 session until he middle OF De
cembeg
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sFD. | Thompson, the oldest Fish man in
the safe. Oh Pearl street in the rear of " X.
Hogshire / Co. has on hand this morning
hue lot Of Lake and Fresh Fish. which he will
be happy 10 deal out 70 his Numerous customers
ia large or small quantities: - call soon.
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NaroR's CoUkr.-The bevy of abandoned
women alluded to in our last report. had their
hearing yesterday and we're committed for the
usual period in such cases Justice is thus salts
ned and a. for mercy-that quality appears to be
wasted when visited upon these abandoned
characters
Several commitments for intoIication were
made. and Michael Berry. for throwing filth into
alley. paid one DOLLAR small amount for 40
filthy q transaction
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OrsrkE DEroT - Ths attention OF Retail
Dealers and Families Is directed to the extensive
stock OF Oysters. in every variety of shape
Shell, Can and Cove, for sale and on exhibition
by William Snyder. No II South Meridian
street. Call, whether YOU purchase OF not
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We i've for what We can est anu wear
popular philosophy Heit Hams, Merchant
Tailor. No = North Illinois street, is the fash
iouAbe resort IN this City tor the external man
aud TT w mankind WIKI al The decorations
that make man. appearance attractive I-6
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- Whilst tue city improves generally. MAssa-
ehusett- avenue keeps ahead. a. We notice the
Capital Drug Store. at the corner Ut Vermont
street, has been greatly enlarged. AID is now one
Of our hrss class drug stores IL svets respect
3O-tf
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g The War Claim Agency of Col Blake
hiss gone intO winter quarters AZ the old stank.
No. - West Washington street This Is now
one OF the established institutions OF this grow
ing and vigorous city. aud sill does large aud
etiieieml business 30
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Div eaiches-Msey. /; Stesrns l. c. Forsyth. l. Nor
vod /; RIVERS l. t0tai. J. Passed bslls-westers, II.
Irtsd stases IS. Home runs-Salsrsve, L. Rivers. !,
yurtock 1; tota home TINS ;. Struck ou-Pickett,
len on bas---westeFn, - United states. ,. caught
Out on fous-wsstern.+ United states Fouls caught
Norwood o. Rivers I. q. Forsyth, J. stssTns, I'm
ure-Ots George OF City. Scorers-Nessrs. Lofts and
Mole Rail presented bv StearRs and received By Bar
bur. Time Of game hours and ~ minutes
The return game will be played % THURSDAY.
tie 10th Inst
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BuTrERFIELp, Clerk.
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meeting Of the holders of the reoeI cotton
loan vas held 10 London on the 18th of October.
for the purpose of receiving a report from the
Committee appointed on the 9Th Of September
The Committee reported the amount Of bonds
in circulation to DC two million four bundred
Thousand pounds They had submitted the case
70 Mr. Fleming, the Queens counsel. Who gave
a long and elaborate opinion, entering fully into
the doctrine oi State rights, add arguing that il
the Confederate States had not lost their exis
tence as independent States before the contrac-
ton OF the loan. and he thinks net. there il no
ground Oh which the original validity can be
called ia question. II his views were correct.
then the United States having taken the prop
erty Of the Confederste States. is subject 70 the
charge Of she loan. and that which has become
tbe property Of the. United States continues La
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-30

~ BED. Every spot in grave yard or garden,
h seemed 10 have been recently disturbed,
'Af sounded with sword, Or bayonet, or fam
LAfn their desperate, search after spoil.
1fe9 monsters ofvirtuo us pretsnsion, with their
nfwer of streaks and spangl-s overhead, and
go to the Constitution, which they neither
uterstand nor read, never once forget 4the
Afd OF appetite which has distinguished
f1tanic New England for three hundred
Mars; and, lest they might forget, the appetite
nkept lively by their wemen--letters found
0on their dead, or upon prisoners, almost in
sFlahty appealing toHthern to bring home the
Mads and jswelry, even the dresses, of the
sFtherp women, to deck the fond feminine
SRectants ut home, whom we may suppose to
Fall the while at their devotions, assailing
eaveE 9th prayer in behalf of their thrice
a Asssed cause and country
"a tCoNT1NUED' IN OUR NEXr7
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-30
The Consolatiops of Loss.

A doggrelizing friend, looking as woful as the
knight Of Lasancha after his beating, has
brought us screed of consultations, which he
administers pro bono ps6ssAso through our me.
dunn. His head is right on the subject. no
doubt. though rather full; but his heart is
heavy, in spite of his own medicine and his
face four inches longer than his won't: He has
lost house and liquor; but laments over all the
fate Of his only pair of trowsers. The pair he
wears is-a borrowed one, and like the road
he has had to travei-corduroy:
Midst great Affections, small ones keep aloof-'
Midst bombs and shells ones still musuuito
proof;
Once at the -hill-foot you can travel slower
Once down the mountain you can get no lower
While tumbling headlong YOU still found it
high
No danger now of buttng 'gainst the sky;
You're ON the lev now, If not the square,
And OF still deeper f;,llings need not rear
Your home destroyed will cost no more in paints
You'll nave no trouble TO collect the rents
No care to lock, repair, insure or keep,
And find the toor of earth exceeding cheap
Your skiey roof the fine WINDS ventnate,
The stars mock candles in your dome Of state;
Ne more expense OF gus or trrebene,
And for Your chamber bushes make the screen.
Cool broolSlets Yield you bathing tubs and moss
When you would towel leave you ut no loss
Your watch is gone! you cry; and-even so,
But the best WATCHES still are made 10 go;
You've looked upon it, neighbor, for the last
time,
And still have comfort-you nave had youa
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-30

.uRoH PLArE.-We now learn that the
|ch plate restored by Sherman was not that
rin,ty CHURCH, but belongs to st. Peters,
|harlcston. The rogues. still keep the plate
be former, unless, indeed, it shall happen to
that wagon, wholly laden with silver,
y Hampton. is said to have captured, with
spoils, IN his recent onslaught upon Kill
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thirty-six railway bridges. two thousand miles
of railway six locomotives and one hundred
cars-maknga total, in money, of fifteen mil
lions. They were occasionally associated with
other troops, but his own command never ex-
written with the sword.
Eagles, which lately scared, now, since Con-
gress has taxed coin twenty five Per cent, pay
able in ki'1d, have taken to diving, and those
who had many Of these bright birds, but few
days ago, cannot persuade them now to take an
airing. We shall need to get Shernau's army
back again, If only to discover how the birds
coutriye to conceal themselves, and where.
/ GoLp-We are told, in Augusta coin is sold
at thirty for one. which is simply Mirty-fold;
while here, in this place, which has nearly run
its race man will have the face without
blushing or grimac-, to ask You agility fold for
| q single one III gold!
ToIpEDoEs AND NEGRO orAMpEpE--A BODY of
negroes, between thirty and forty, on the Sn.
vannah River, launched themselves upon a
raft heading Tor Iankeedoodlelom III sayan.
nah. They ran apon lurking torpedo, which
blew the rnft 10 pieces S:aoe then, vsitber
raft, torpedo nor negroes have been heara irom
Northern papers state that ten regiments
have been recruited from among the contra.
bands who joined sherman N his recent march.
and further additions are expected To This
force from his present campaign.
1t ID stated THAT eX Gov Bonhanl has been
appointed 'Brgadier General and placed in
command of all the South Carolina regular
troops
Charleston is garrisoned. by negro troops.
Thirty were hung few days ago, for misbe.
haviour.
The Graniteville Manufacturing Company
contributed $4,000 tor the sufferers in this
CITY,
The passage of tho bill for araing the
negroes has alarmed the Yankees considerably.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-30
COLUMBIA.
Thursday Morning, March 80, 1855. =

lCAMr OF lNsTRUcrloN.-We are pleased to
ldFal that Governor Magrath has decided to
c4vert the military academies of the State
Ao camp of instruction, and to conscriJc. as
'ppdpis all the young Iads of the State between
tA ages of fifteen and seventeen. This i. a
wise measure. Parents are ow scattered
cR no longer find schools for their young, and
Hhy should not be allowed to run to weeds.
We military education of our boys is almost
~ ouly sort Of schooling necessary'in the pre-
aAs circumstances OF the country. It will be
I'LL If, at the same time, the boys be taught
ctical agriculture, and should be set to
~ many hours OF the day in making
own crops. This was the Plan promised
c,sse of what was once the Naval School
State; and IN tsiis school hardy, we'll
sooys OF fourteen We're found as clever,
die aud active as those OF greater years.
Il hs-way, We trust that this school has re-
al ed its operations. Capt. Amar, we learn,
VI one of his pupils was carried off by the
e ry
lURoH PLArE.-We now learn that the
q ca plate restored by Sherman was not that
o rinlty CHURCH, but belongs to ST. Peters,
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c. B. NoRTnRop, :Eso-This gentleman, bro
ther of the Commissary. General of the Con-
federate States, and formerly lawyer of the
Charleston bar, is reported to have been mur-
dered BY the Yankees, somewhere.in Lancaster
District His wife, it is said, accompanied the
'mnrderers in their Eastward progress.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-30

- MeetY, described as notorious outlaw
from the Dutch Fork, is reported to have beer
hung BY scouting party, at Frog Level OF
Monday last. We hear of too much outlaw ry
nowadays, In halfabandoned regions, not ,c
feel that strong examples are necessary for the
pnilic safety.
The Cincinnati Gnzcffe SAWS that Ap31 T.s
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-30

The Cincinnati Gazette says that Andy John
son was drunk at the Inauguration ceremony.
AND before the Imposing concourse assembled.
beloved for half un hour an idiotic babble of
Wind.
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