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The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

NV York, Nov. 3-A special to the Herald.
dated Washington, Nov. ?, says: The conserva-
tive people take heart at the prevalent rumors
in reference TO the sentence Of Wirz. Statements
are made that the President has the Anderson
vile jailors case under close adyiscment, with a
view to mitigate as much as possible his punish
ment, since Wirz trial did not bring out as much
as was expected to implicats the rebel authori-
ties in the Andersonvils atrocities, and a. the
trial was a sort of failure.
According to the views of the radicals, and
those who claim to know the feelings OF the
Executive authorities, Wirz' punishment will
not be death by hanging.
The Tribune's special SAYS: Wirz has lately
been fed on hospital diet in the Old Capital. Yes
terday he was put back on regular army rstions,
in consequence Of the Surgeon pronouecing him
recovered. When his breakfast was presented
he few into the greatest rage and pronounced
tue feeding of prisoner with such food an out
rage upon him, and disgraceful to great ma
o.
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Important Dispatch from the Presi.
dent fo the Governor OF Georgia.

Important Dispatch from the Press.
dent To the Governor of Georgia
WARRINGTON, Nov 3.--The National Rerub
lican has the following:
HfliedeeuiAs, Ga. Noe. 1.-The following
highly important dispatch from the President Of
the United States has been received here hy Gov
johnson:
ExFevrIvE MAssI0S,
WASHIScroS, ID. c., Oct. 2Sth, lo62S
j. Johnson, Provisional GOrerROr, hiiedqeraie,
Georgia:
foUr dispatch has been received. The people
OF Georgia should not hesitate one single moment
IN repudating every single dollss OF the debt
created for the purpose OF aiding the rebellion
against the Government OF the United States.
Ii will not do TO levy aud collect taxes from .
state aud people that are LOYAL and in the Union
TO paw debt that was created 10 aid in taking
them out and subvertng the Constitution OF the
United States. DO not believe the great mass
OF the people OF the State of Georgia, when left
uninhuenced, will ever submit to the payment OF
the debt which was the main cause In bringing
on them past and present suffering, the result OF
the rebellion. Those who invested their capital
in the creation Of debt, must meet their fate and
take il as one OF the inevitable results of the
rebellion. Though it may seem hard TO them, It
should at once be made known at home and
abroad. that no debt contracted for the purpose
OF dissolving the Union can or ever will be paid
by taxes levied on the people for such purpose
(Sgned) ANDREW JOHNSON,
President OF tAe United States
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rSEk, New.
Cotton dull aud prices without decided charge si &c
fer mddlng and by auction, Tor Government account
1900 bales Mobile at Coo for D<dng fair, 5s. for Md
ding, 35i 1884, fOr.o- nidcing, sse soae fer gsos
Flour 5slOc better al : soas 20 for .1tr. State.
coas ~ for common to good shipping srsns. sss.
market cosiag eset With fair demand for state
Whisky steady ? IS for western
Wheat opened = &c better but closed quiet, With the
ADVANCE partially lost at 81 75sl - fsr hlvsukis ess
sOsl IS To- new and Old amber Mii-auki.s ss. f.t
Cansda and 80 fer ne~ amber state, including mai
parcel Al = +0s2 Is FOR prime white Csnsds
Ryslover.
Barley DALI a tale - 'snsds kasteTs reported 81
/ %.
Barley malt quiet.
Corn without change a, sIas7 for unsosnd s.d a.
asser sound mixed Western Sic Tor high mixed and ss
for damaged
Data u moderate request Al .sasie ,or ss..sss
and 3Je>51e for SOUND;
Coffee quiet; 81. Domingo lee.
Sugar quiet a. 1879 for Porte k.c0 aud Ia. al
for Cuba muscavado. Havana sc-
nolassss quiet at CSC tor Porto Rico.
Petroleum dull Al 800 Ter crude Ssasoe fes re-
Pork laver AZ 81 62sf Sd Is for sess, elos1x
At % 90 Tor cash and regular way, - . ss< prime
Mos beef steady at iisise for plain ssd itsl7
Tor extra mess.
Extra mess beef hams quiet
Bacon quiet ase steady.
Cut meats nor. aotiv. 81 I53ssl7sfOr shoulders zee
st92she for hams
Butter in demand a. Sosse ,or ono al .Oss s.r
State.
Chsele fru al laGlac.
sosET gAsEEr.
NV foak, Ne. >
Money active and frTn a. per ceaf call bans.
Sterling exchange dun AZ ioskeies. ssr crsi-
class bills
Gold shade nrner, Opening =; Is. sI.t eissnsss
co..
Government stocks shade higher. freiShis 10 Ils
crPool quiet AID unchanged.
stocks steady u. So. 81. Coupons ios. Dc -fo's,
II Nev. Coupons 102k, Treasury Tvs Fire; ssres,
o. J. Third seres978 o. and n. Cerocsfes - v. Cen
ton a.. Cumberland Pis. tsk, oE,eksivsr go. De
tr. l0s T. Qulncy En- div. III, soS. Essdi.G ttjs
n c. iIsH, Tolede los, X. l. lH. PsdseaA -. fsas1s
asd vasssh s31, W. lc3s. rsrrs nssts tx, ~
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Meeting OF the Health Com I'm one RI
I'm New XOrk-Ehe Cholera.

New YoRK, Nov. "a special meeting of the
Health Commissioners wac held to-day, az noon
in consequence of the reported presence of
cholera.
The Committee appointed At the last meeting
to draft memorial petitioning the General Gov
eminent for the use of lands at Sandy Hook for q
quarantine, representing the necessity of rigid
quarantine in several of the ports of the country
to guard against the introduction of cholera, and
that the authorities of New York are without
a proper place to establish quarantine to meet
the anticipated emergency, In this dilemma they
request OF the General Government for ten
porsry quarantine ground. much of the lands
as shall be necessary. now owned by the Govern
ment at Sandy Hook.
The memorial va. adopted.
Drs Sayse. Erson and Mayor, OF Cleveland.
appointed Com mi,tee to proceed to Wash
ington and lay the matter before the COMMITTEES
The ship Rhine, from London. had no eases
of cholera
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The Commercially
Washington special Admiral Porter is
now at The head of the Naval Academy, reestab-
fishing that institution at Annapolis. The elss.
just entering numbers l25 Middies
establishments of Southern post offices aud
routes draws largely on post Office funds As it
is not expected these post Offices will be self
sustaining, the Department will again have to
receive appropriations from the public treasury
To make the Department self-sustsining. the
Postmaster General is understood to favor the
abolition of the franking privilege.
The demand for dwelling houses in Washing
ton is unprecedented, and fabulous ren,s asked
and paid
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

tT- We have lately been laid under very great
obligations TO Sir. Il. +. Bibbit.t Nos "a to a
Washington street. New York City. who has al
extensive mandatory of Domestic articles OF
use. that u family cannot gel along we'll without,
and they are manufactured of prime unadulter
ated ingredients.
His bar soap for family use is of the best ia
use; also, his celebrated Yeast Powders We DO
not see how wife can get along without them
after once irving the same His concentrated
Potash six pounds will make barrel OF beaut'-
ful white soap Every family III the land ought
to try it, He is also the proprietor ard manu-
facturer of DIR. Talbotts Celebrated kedicated
Concentrated Pine Apple Cider; which is de-
cidedy the incest article we have ever used
All OF the above articles. and many more, can
be had BY writing To the proprietor. who il A
gentleman and honest man TO deal with, or al
the Wholesale grocery of Afford, Talbot / Co
of this CITY
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

sF The steamer Governor Morton will
make another excursion trip tomorrow after
noon The depth Of the water in the channel is
sufficient to the promise that there will
be no running aground on this occasion. On
Monday next the boat will be hauled up for re-
pairs. and we are promised by the enterprsing
Board of Directors that she will be completely
overhsuled from keel to pilot house. Larger
wheels will be put in and the boat placed in prime
running order. afterw which time che will make
excursions 10 Wayerly.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04
Chicago MARKET.

Flour hrrn good choice spring extra q 1917 Is
Wheat opened s9lec lower, with sales al 90 for Ne
but subsequently rallied, closing al % lsB1 ~ Ter
No. and i2sl IL for No. . according 10 location
Corn firm; sales al 1880 IL fo- 40. and ssc fsg
No2
0ats dulfat 9742ec.
Freghts dull ard 2o3c lower ON Data and lOc -
wheat.
Mess pork 33eS3 20 Prime mess g 81 ~
Provisions dull
Highvines steady.
Receipis-3 200 bsls. nour. 5000 Bushels wheat e.
900 bushels corn, u, O00 bushels oats.
Shipments 600 bbls -four, -, 900 bushels ~L.st
81 900 bushels corn, e,OCe bushels osts.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

ST. LOUIS, Nov. "a caucus of radical mem
bers of the Legislature settled the question of
the SpeakershiP las; night, by nominating J.
Harlan Andrew Connely for that position. and
electing him to-day by a vote OF sixty
against sixteen.
Gen. Blair in a recent speech at ROlla, hsv-
ing charged the Board of Canvassers with fraud
lently counting votes at the last election where
by the new State Constitution WAS declared
adopted. Secretary of State Rodman sent . com
munication TO the House, asking the appoint
ment of Joint Committee to count the votes
and definitely decide the matter.
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M TrLrsnrn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
INDIANAPOLIS. FRIDAr EvExlss, Nov. .

CiNeusATI, New. 5.
Flour unchanged and steady; supernne g. soaT -,
extra S o0d7 IS and 15Sl2 fer family ard fancy.
Wheat dull and prices nominal a. > 10 FOR prime osa
red; new az I 1901 IS.
Corn STEADY at Sc for sound.
Oats dull at 3193sc.
Rye advanced to Sc for strictly prime.
Provisions dun and nominal.
City mess pork sold 10 extent AZ u dol.
Bulk dull Is l. for shoulders asS sisss
Bacon is offered at l., lst sIs and re for shsBitsrs
sides and clear sides
Hogs dull at 12sl7Xc gross
Groceries steady.
Whisky firm al ..
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04
Funding the National Debt-A DE
NAL

NV YoRk. Nov "a special 10 The Com
mercial, dated Washington 81. says: A plan for
funding The National debt at 81 per cen. Is
under the consideration OF tie Treasury Depart
ment.
The report that tue President had withdrawn
the Government advertising from me Nationsi
Republican is deued in that paper
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

ISDiASAroLIs.-As one small item evidenclng
the growth of.this city. we may state that thir-
teen new houses are up and In progress this sea
sou on New York street. between Tennessee and
Blake streets. and that sixteen storerooms are
up and in progress on Washington street, between
square
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

JouRSALrsrIc.-The "Snnsisppi Reporter .
which has hitherto made no greater prstensions
than a mere advertising monthly. issues pros
pectus this month informing Its readers of the
intention of the proprietors to convert il in a
fret class weekly literary paper. the fret mum
Der of which will appear January 4, 1866 Great
promises OF excellence are made.
Bland 1 Myers will issue the first number OF
the Northwestern Farmer on the LIST day of the
Ne~I Year Abundant reasons exist TO warrant
the prediction that the new Agricultural will be
ell it, proprletors promise.
There Is always room for good article OF
whatevever nature or kind Poor newspapers are
drug on the market.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

81 81 81 81 81. 81. 81.
FoR SALE, TO Pay ADvANcEs-at the Loan
Office, No 81 south Illinois street, large lot OF
new and second-handed Clothing. such as fine
Dress Coats, 0yercoats. Pants, Vests, Shawls;
also, fine lot of Silk Dresses for Ladies, halt
price: also, Ladies' Gold Watches and Chains,
Rings, Pins, Diamonds and variety OF articles
of every description All will be sold to pay adj
vances Call in and examine
H. W Busch
No. 81, on the corner of South Illinois and
Maryland streets. 5-3O
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

TERRE HAuTE AND indianapolis RAILROAD
CHANGE or TINE On and after Monday, Nov.
6,h, the time Of this road will he changed as
follows:
Westward, Leave-c:lJ A. NJ, ST Loui. Mail
1895 F. NJ ST. Louis Express; $40 +. NJ
Terre Hau,e Mail: 9:l0 2. Vi, Night FIX
press
Eastward. Arrive-3:4J A. NJ, Eastern Ex-
press; 1910 A. NJ, Terre Hauts Accommoda
ton: Gao p NJ, Evansville Mail; 1i5 T. VI
ST Louis Express.
INpIASAPoLls, Nov. j, 1860. 80
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

A Coon CHANCK FoR INvE.rNEST.-A large
quantity of unredeemed pledges for sale very
cheap at the Pawnbrokers, les East W sshington
street Clothing. Boots aud Shoes, Musical In
struments, Sewing Machines, Furs; also. 1000
Fine White Double and Single Blankets; 1000
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. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04
Change in Time Table-SecOnd Arch
bishOpric in England

NV IokK, Nov. 3.-There will bs impor-
tant changes in the time tables Of the Hudson
River Railroads and Harlem Railroad on: N onday
Nov 9th.
The Gazette de France of October goth says:
The Pope has resolved to establish in England q
second Archbishopric OF which the seat will be
either at Liverpool or Birmingham
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AuU>EMEN Is.

NefroBollfaa ThediTe-The attractions sur
rounding the hisironio reputation of Mts Waller.
the excellence OF the oilt. and nc nicets Of dis
displayed by the management IN The
.,uaious exac,ne-s With which - pieces are
placed upon the stage. possessed sufficient por
ar. of attraction ~ crowd the house last night.
The role OF the Melancholy Prince, always
difficult, even when esssyed BY the most accom-
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

SUGsEsTIoS Cant our esteemeed Post
master devise some plan by which the danger
o. being TANNED may be avoided at the General
Delivery The fertility of his resources is too
great to be brought at bay by so small al Oh
stacle as this. Ii he can't think OF plan. let
him call on and the HERALD will give him an
idea on the subject. and charge nothing Tor the
information.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

GEAeK CHUEcH Owing to a necessary delay
in putting up the furnace. this Church will be
closed to morrow On aud after the Sunday fol.
lowing regular services will be resumed, at IOIL
o'clock 10 the morning and at 3I6 o'clock in the
afternoon. Sunday School at 9 o'clock +. NJ.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

sY- All the readers OF the HtRsLD that are
capable Of enjoying good dish OF oysters. will
find them in all varieties at the Oyster Depot of
Mr. Snider, No. ~ South Meridian street. He
has them in the shell, in the can, and opened for
family use, received directly from salt water in
Theoretically sealed cans, and they are Just as
fresh as they are on the dock where landed We
have tried them, and know
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tx animation into the Causes Of tn,
81. John Disaster.

NV YoaK, Nov. 3.-Last Monday, Messrs.
John III. Meeks and j W. Hopper, steamboat
inspectors, took measures TO investigate the
cause of the St John explosion. Mr.. II. visited
the steamer and saw at once that the cause was
a defect in the iron near the point where the
fange was burned The defect must have been
imperceptible at the time when the Government
inspection was made Considerable testimony
had been ELECTED, With the view TO thoroughly
investigate the casse of the explosion. Mr. J
Wright, second engineer of the St. J Ohm testi-
lied that there was about twenty eight pounds of
steam 10 the boiler; be had never discovered any
indications OF weakness in the boiler he saw no
one asleep ir the engine room. The foreman OF
the boiler shop of the Demeter Works who
has been in the business twenty years, testified
that he bad examined the exploded boiler: he
would consider the boiler we'll built and properly
braced, he thinks the boiler safe to ssrry forty
pounds OF steam Mr. Fletcher examined the
boiler, aud thinks the cause OF the explosion
Was the continual working OF the iron from tie
expansion and contraction, or the continual
pusauon in that part of the boiler; he does not
think there vas any original defect in the iron;
he thinks there plenty OF water in the boiler
al the time OF the explosion. The chief engl
neer of the ST. John, James Hook, was OF watch
al the time of the posiop. going of soon after
one O'Clock. 4. NJ He left about twenty five
pounds OF steam on when ne went OF. The
boilers ntrscted TOR in 1864. and put ia
in February 1865. The boilers we're built under
hi. supervision, and he thought they were pro-
perly constructed. He thinks the explosion Of
The boiler in that cart vas oecasioned by con-
tinual relieving of the boiler from pressure in
taking steam into the cylinder.
Other testimony was taken aud the investiga-
tion being continued, the conclusions arrived At
are that the explosion was caused by defect
Ia the boiler
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

KkLIGfoUs NorIcr-Rsv. J. = CsntweIl, Of
Cincinnati. will preach in the Universalist Church.
college Hail. this Saturday evening. at seven
O'Clock. Also 10 morrow morning at 1917
O'Clock. al which time the Lord's Supper will be
commemorated
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sB-The last excursion of the season, most
positively of the steamer Governor Morton will
be made by the indianapolis and White River
Steamboat Company Tomorrow afternoon, at
half past o'clock, precisely. Every means
will be used TO make this final trip of the sea
son conduce to the comfort of the passengers
Fare reduced to twenty-five csnts-no half price
SocwELL, Master.
RpTTEkFIELp. Clerk.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

MEkRscHAUN PIPEs.-Having received fne
assortment of the Genuine Meerschaum Pipes
also Meerschaum Cigar Tubes. every piece will
he warranted to be the finest quality. and will
color in short time
Please call aud see them.
john A. HEIDLINsER.
- No 3 Palmer House
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- Some sensible man not long ago sdvo-
Gated the establishment of system Of Water
Works here That mans head was sound-but
What has become of himf We fear that be s
dead. Pass the inquiry around for him
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Fosrxrss NoSror. Nov The Fifth Reg
ulsrs OF the U. 5. A. relieved the Third Psnn.
sylvsuis Artillery, on GARRISON duty here The
u ,. sloop OF war Iuscorora arrived this morn
INK 70 join the feet for San Frsncisco 81. 4.
expected to sail soon
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

BssE BALL MArcH.-The fret bsse Ball match
ever played in Indianapolis WAS played between
the Western Base Ball Club. of this city. and
the United States Nine. stationed in this Depart
meut yesterday afternoon. on the grounds of
the former being witnessed by st les.t three
hundred spectators The game Vas called At
2.4O p. N, and after four well contested innings
we're played the Western Base Ball Club were
declared the victors.
The game w-s marked BY good feeling be-
tWeep all parties. ard the decisions OF the um-
pre- were noticed by al as being fair and without
partia:ity
a IL
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NASHVILLE. Nov. 3.-Hor II. Fl Hanson, At
totnev General OF Tennessee. delivered bis
speech in the United States Circuit Court to-day
against writ Of habeas corpus in the case OF
Dick Mccain A decision vii. probab!, be
reachel by Monday next.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

u The HERALD. Acknowledges the com
pliment done il BY Major General George H.
Chapman. in the very accurate carte de uisife
likeness OF the General presented by him yester-
day. IL isa good likeness. because it is an er
act one. and is standing compliment alike to
the Generals comely visage and the artistic
skill of Messrs. Treadwell & PessIee, artists in
the HERALD building.
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Secretary seward Preparing q Reply
Earl Russell.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3-The Intsllenger says:
Secretary OF State is engaged in preparing 4 re-
ply to the dispatch of Earl Russell regarding the
proposed Convention indicated 10 bis lordship 5
letter TO Minister Adams for adjudication Of Ger
tam claims against the Government. The Ques-
ton N issue is said to have been considered q.
several Cabinet meetings
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lE- Big Dry Goods Auction TODAY a; 80
A NJ. and evening, at Feather>ton's, No. 80
East Washington street; large retail stock clos
ing BE sure and go The goods have to be
closed out immediately. AZ the owner Is bound to
raise money Seats for the ladies'
% WV f FKArHrRsrox Auctioneer
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

HA Government sale Of QaMtsrmsster's
property Gill take place to day, At The Quarter
master Generals Department. at one O'Clock
y N
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

Pa National Land Agency has been
opened at No 20 West Washington street. Col.
J W Blake is the Attorney of the Company.
and Thomas Madden Agent
Parties desiring to sell Real Estate will find
this an effcien, and active agency, in she hands
OF energetic men, Who intend work 30
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Pigeon Shoatinr MACH

BuFFALo. Nov 3-The Pigeon match for
one thousand dollars. between Taylor OF New
Jersey, and Robert Newell OF Buffalo. Y Y. a.
ffty double birds. vas wen by Taylor. who scored
ninety eight. and Newell nineiy-four.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-04

FkRsH BUTTKR AND OTsrEEs. the Beat and
Freshest in the city. with all kinds Of Choice
Family Groceries. for Sale. Wholesale and Re-
tail at o. b. Stout 4 Bro
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FoRrRKss MoSRoE, Nov 3-The steamer
Baltimore. runuins from New York TO Wash
ington, VS. lowed in from Cape Henry 70 dsv
disabled hy The breaking Of her propeller