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Illinois md michigan Canal.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tr!hune.j


DR1DGxPokT. Ang. q.
ClEAHKp-Atlant'c, Morris; Australia, st. Louis.
2RsSo ne pig Iron, Rsea ns wooden Hare; Energy
joliet; Ca5uga, Iockport; Oak Leaf joliet 6S9iD II
lumber 60 m 1ath; Abbey Sprasue, rcns!a, 13so7 It
lumber t13o lath; Lesaut, La Salle 20 brs sat; AL
rance, Leuont; Investigator. Lemont; " Gnsnee.
Itnoat; II & LOOMS, Ltmouts Resointe, Lesnoni );
Pacific. Otaws, 1854 Il lumber IT, $50 IT lath; Lto
ess Ottawa Genev!eye, CAtlcothe 10 e10 It lumber
ARe1FKp-Wing and Wing, Joliet, 500 hu corn :.
Louise, Lenaoat 90 cubic yards rnbbla stone Mamie
Leaf Joliet $500 hu corn; Johustowu, La Sale, $500
hu corn; Oneida. Ottawa. $500 bu corn ::
Advance Iemont, 20 enbic yartls rubble stone: H. G.
LOOMS, Lemont 80 crbtc yards rubhe stone Inyesfl-
gotor telnont, 6 cubic yards rubhle stone. euhtc
yardt dimension stone: Resoluie, Lemont, 10 cubic
yards tubhle stone. % Cubic yards dimension stone
n. g. GnEnet. lc,nont, Is cnbc yards dimension stone.
Sunrise, La Sale SOL bushels corn; A. Leach, Ii
Snlle, 500 bushels corn. 100 barrels flour; Ocean La
Sale, $500 bushels corr; J. Harrington 1Ia1Selles
100 bushels corn Sulan; La Sae, 800 bushels corn
Terror Ia safe, IL tons coal: Orator, Ii SaI1e ao
bushels com; Catnrsct La sae, seo bushels corn
senato1 La Sale, ii tons coal: Lcnont, NORRIS $500
bushels corn ]. crotsy, Seneca $40 bushels corn
Seneca, ottaTa, 500 bushels corn Aida. La Sale,
3.ohushcls corn, am bushels OATS J. .. Preston,
Morris, $50 bushels corn NJ l. Adams, La Sa1le 40
dushcs cout uirgo. Ia salic GOO bushels cou; Eau
Safe 0 bushels corn, prairie Hose. La Sale, $500
Ttmc Nor ia, sc1 bushels corn II. McLennan Sane-
co. 3sOo b1shels Euprcss In Sale. 500 bushels
coin Angol1, In Sale, 5,0 bushels corn; John Cur
ter La Sale, bushels corn 100 bTis tour; ebas
toro LcEonts Is cnbjr yards rubtc stone, 10 cnbIc
Yards dimension S1Drc,
, 1865-08-25

...... MIHArxx1, Aug. a.
FLoCR-Etrn, Sales Of 20 bsis Be1tschy's best
white winter at s9-51k.
GRAE-Rhcat-scceIpts, ss,ooo bu. Market quiet,
patla7c higher. Sales "a 'Ghanse Ness, sa. pg Vt
, 1865-08-25
Buffalo Market.
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Ancust -.
GnsN-Wheat about &c better. Sales Of new white
Michigan q ls5 gid ar1be. Michi;sn as ~, ncE nj
stclhy. s.es At =: for No. and lie for No. =. Oats
1c lover. 6Airs ut &C.
L,EE FEE10Hrs-.e OF wheat to oswcgo, and tc to
IN
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.Eui{ro0tt Time IttL2e.

CHICAGO AsD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. con. WEST
wAIEA AND kixz1E.
pepart- Arrive.
Day E5press...- ........ .s:g0 q. n. ssW p. a.
JniesyiIle @ p Accommod'n.. $500 :. H. .Sis p. n.
Woodstock Accom...... ~aQO p. N. f10'oO u. N.
aAlES4 p1E1s1oS.
Fulton and Cedar Rapids. s:29a- NJ S;1o p NJ
fiseport a' and puneiih.... Hoo 5. N. 10 !. n.
Ftee port and DunIeith. .1o:a0 p. m. as p. n.
Rockford aud Fox Risey.. 400 p. N. 1l:10 q. m.
sS ssneTo ; md n;in:...:::: sS a. sss =. q. q:
Detroit Ezptesa- IVY s. u. st&V9 4 81.
De'foit % apfefs......:.1@iS + n n Ii:eo :: d. n
orndt eas nes re- caeinnst5 @ S1a 1nalssis ' 81. m
Night Express. 1850 p N. *lEoa p. N.
s1cnluAs soU1uEnN-Dgror CORNER VAN Brnk:1.
ASD sa1nAAN ssnEEfs ~
Day Express rGW q. m sia9M .iaM9 p na'
Evening Express. s5$0 P. m. *:ss0o a. m.
Night Esprrss. .-.ftlGba p H. +iz.N p. M.
pErso1 11aa ERAEs. .,,,n
Siaa, sis Espst, 1 Va Adrian tsS S ?. q. H. .,iioS
Frrrsnuaou. FONT wAISE ASD c,ncAao.
E;;s, Efsa,aE Esgsszs' day SsS ? n 1t;eS Y
cneinnaI casa, E5pie.s ts:oS N. 4SsS F. H. a.
Cincinnati EXPRESS. -. SO p. n. iSD +. m N.
Connecting with Pennsylvania Central r. r.
Leave plitsbulg. .p0 H. m. 4:35 ?. m. Aa0p. m.
Aye ns''shs IL phil3as s ;s H. H. M m. M @ Sc H. H.
.,sia 1oao P. m. 1o:ooa. NJ. 5:s5 p. IN.
Mes!sa n: 4els
va lo:s7 p. m. LEGO m. 5:as p m.
Washington. ..10e1O p N lEa5 a. m. 6l5 p. NJ.
CHICAGO AND GBEAT EAs1ERx RAILWAY.
Late Cincinnati aud Chicago Ar Ling ,Rs!lEsy>
Day E1psrfa ..-..-...-. st:N a. m. .ssg ?. H.
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N 4 Il II e D.
Auftio,l EAlcs.

In this city. on the m inst. at the residence Of H.
Matthews Gy the Rer. Chss. Shilling. 5. II. LONG
, 1865-08-25
IuanteD==1:nfortnatiou.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Mrs.
w SARAH SwAEEEIC7s, maiden nan,e Sarah
Lortrdl Eoref any Information ii her xheraAh01ts
wor!d be thankfully received hy JOlIS sW AluE1Cs,
M ncF n,Ssn1 snnrnSsa she hss IN Hase sSapiy
BEtLk. Tribune Odtse. nI1TtiE-1t
, 1865-08-25

Go to Tire ucxt-Gn to Bryant l.
thorough, practical business cducations or 10 BE-
come good Telegraph Opcrator. Address {cnc1os-
In: stampsl Tor arrnla1r, ERTAST 4 S7RA1roS,
Chicago, Ill.
, 1865-08-25
Vessels Pissed Detroit,

ispcciat Despatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
DErao11, Aug. u, 1865.
ur-prop. Richmond : harque Red and Btue, Cook
Dorr, Cllnn. Jupiter.
DowS-skylark, Cooper, Ellen Williams. Telegraph,
II. a. Richmond, Fonte.
NISIt-Southwest.
, 1865-08-25

: Sts DUN&A U1HtEEf.
Especial Despstch to the Chicago Tftaune.l
ST. Lor1s Ans, q.
ToaAcco-Flue, Ateady, but lower gr,dcs lower.
Green legs Ut sssa9 Asd, factory do II Ssukss *,
planters DO At t. aa271 COMMON shipping eaf at $50
G112s, medium do at 312ssgtLss. good DO at slaooa
li5, common manufacturing leaf At Is, me
diam do at s9o03 :: 10 good do at 3ta.5a
CoTToS-Firzn With sales y bales tsshy." ,n4danr.
at @o1c D. Mlddllps u held ut DC ? d,
FIorHaEnp7oved. Spring hnpd $50, sinsie extra
fsA Spring extra at $. double extra, Inspected at
$1a,s0 p bs1.
GEAIN-Whcas, choice. bctter-ssc Good fatf 81 30.
prime fan stB6 Ella choice fau s.ss Corn dun and
dropping. Yellow &c. white Boc. Osts, rew steady
Old lower ccw old &c. Rye active aod In fair demand
at &c. Good at s2Qssc PCT hushel.
, 1865-08-25

THE Rcd Jncsket Hftters nre a cor7b1-
nation Of tare herbs and pants With the purcst and
millcst Of all st1mulants-fne old ripe Bourbon
whisky, Call for tile Fed Jacket Differs, and lake
ad nihet. auS14ss.il9-u
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Taken Hp.

TAKEN UPON tile o3l inst,
J.. one dark brown or tlack Horse, with halter and
hridle on West lan;o'ph strset The owner can have
him By applying to P. j. ANDERSON, vt :.UB West
Ishnlolnh Street, and Payin: ehEses. su:5k6S9lt
, 1865-08-25

J0!aI HtHH1at1dn.
The following arc the Numbers Of each sex be-
fv,4~ :1:c tEyt f5l spScihcd aGeH:
, 1865-08-25

$50 Fare Receipts eontMIninm many
sccrets and much valuable information never be-
tore made public, intending oye1 100 receipts now
Hctel OF this city, Price 70 cents: mailed, post.
age free. Addres. Hutchinson i Co., Publishers,
.ts Eroa1way, n. y
, 1865-08-25

pfafnt, &c, speedily cured by using Mcguire
>'Beuuc F1:lnt." Sold By all Druggists.
II. Scor11-
, 1865-08-25

Dtarrl.ca and Dy~en1cry.-Dr. Strick.
larls Antf-Cho!esa Mixture Il warranted 10 cure
Dta1hna mud Dysen,er;. Price 50 cents. Sold b;
Druggists everywhere. au:lsis7-tm
, 1865-08-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

Crutnptons4 Strawberry Nnlxanl is
n certain remedy for DIar7hea, Dr=entcry. and
E1n1. UuRStsAM & VAN ScMAAcK. Wholesale
Agents, 10 Lake street, Chicago.
, 1865-08-25

CNmeIIa Bnln, md Bloom Of the
Danapsk Rose, for beantify1ns and Indtating the
complexion. A superlatfvety elegant PREPARATION
For eafe everywhere.
auffLtass%33Ht rI IA II,
, 1865-08-25

cotiai On hana. Il not only prevents but Is M sars
cure for Dysentery. etc, etc. Lord Smith, CHI
e %. Ill. ofnfnts for The Northwest. uiaihlfI.1t
, 1865-08-25

PensosAt--Adolph Eaumhaeh, Esq, has re-
turned 10 Chicago after hia summer vacation In the
East Ue VIII doubtless soon be rcady 10 rcsums
professional relations with bis uunero pupils
, 1865-08-25

FnIEDNEx's Am CouNIss1oS.-Gen, O. c. How,
at1, Of the Freedren's Aid Rurcan, is announced
as coming to Chicago, An effort Il being 1n2t3e 10
induce him to speak here on Sabbath evening next
in behalf Of the Commission. The subject Il ono
whose most intcnse interest is but developing,
and the well known talents and conncctidH Of tie
General with the work enable him 10 present i, in
Iii most attractive light.
, 1865-08-25

ARREST or ALLEGED DrrGtAus-The A1pory
police, on Wednesday night, made a raid upon
several distrputable houses On Wells md Clark
etsees. which resulted In the capture Of dozen or
NOR rough cl1oractcrs; nnone them wero Jnmes
Watson, George WALLACE and Richard I1nkcton,
who arc believed 10 Be burglars. They were NJ
4uired ~ Justice itfken, bcIorc whom they were
nrtateneu iE the Police Court yesterday morning,
10 i11iie sil in 1l.e FUN Q! & 900 each for fr.
tier hcnztns neAi "Wednesday,
, 1865-08-25
G@antf1==zMaIe De1p.

WANTED-An active and ener-
w ect.o u,an TO nas(st In E.ht bustae,,. Coed
wages given 10 suttshlc rasty. Address I. o. BoI
1t enclosing so cents TO pny Tor tais advertisement
t-E1h
, 1865-08-25

A Nuisance. An 1Ernelite named Joseph Grucn-
brit was ar1aEpca before Justice turtetant at the
Police Couri, yesterday afternoon for keeping about
bis premises No, 1zs Chicago avenue large guam
s5,y OF rc,tcp mcnts md fish, from which mott ID.
to,euble stencil arises, much to the injury Of the
public beaIth. Residents Of the ncfghho1hood, 10
The number of do7cu. appeared in Ihc coust and
ssssiaed that the etinks coming from Grnenbrui's
Establishment. waA 70 terrible At lines tant they
and b.r1 coffee. ete.. - fumfgativrs. Tue Justice
fined the defendant SIS and Gusts, and sdsfsed him
10 remove hfs rotten goods to some other nei.hbor-
hCpi.
, 1865-08-25

An HArfotsTzE.T.-Hon. Hugh 11ccuiloch, Sec
rc'ar5 Of the TREASURY, has appointed J. Il. Dun.
ham, Eeq+ Of this city, 10 tie Office Of Examiner Of
ham II one Of our Oldest banEc1s and most rellab1e
financin1 men; he IL in every way qualified to The
ppfufed "F
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IL Wa laid On tn tabIe-yess -; nays y
Mr.. LANE proposed % amend further ~
striking put all that relates - signers ~ peF
tions in the towns IIi- object was q leave
this matter % the townships for ne would nave
no fears then that groceries would annoy p,7o-
pie living in the country. lie was personal!
opposed to licensing the traffic at all. lie re
dted case where man in his county obtain
Ell license against the unanimous remonstranee
Of the township. II showed the necessity OF
more stringent legisl alton.
Mr.. sHU FL said the bill was eomproinise
between the radicals on this question, anu the
friends Of the present law. He would have the
assent Of all the legal voters. But We got tne
best bin We could. lie was satisfied mat inc
friends Of prohibition would get more by
adopting this bill in it, present shape, than
they eonld i'm any other way. lie hoped the
friends Of the bill would not tear Y I'm pieces
and destroy its efficiency by amendments III
had been carefully examined In committee,
and had the appreciation Of Attorney General
Williamson. II provides that the County
Commissioners in order TO ascertain whether
majority have signed the petition shall go 10
the returns Of the last preceding general eie,-
ton. in the absence Of other sufficient proof"
Mr. GRIFFITH was in favor Of the amend
ment Of the gentleman from Putnam Mr..
Lane The gentleman from Elkhart Mr..
Shuey) had said 10 was a compromise, anu
questioned whether we could pass II with rad
Teal elements in il. lie was willing 10 try IL.
town conspiring against the groceries and
turning out all the whisky their barrels con-
tanned; and when they were fined for the in
vasion the fine was paid by voluntary sub
scription. He wanted 20 provide ne much as
possible agalnt the evils Of lntemperance. and
therefore he would adhere 10 the amendment
Of the gentleman from Putnam Mr.. Lane
Mr.. COWGII.L referred % n township in
his county casting about 500 votes, with "A lit
tie town I'm IL casting not more than seventy
five or eighty votes. He was Of opinion that
there might be majority Of that town who
would sign u petition to authorize the traffic,
whilst If IL were left TO the people Of the town.
ship the applicant could not get one-fourth Of
the voters For the projection OF the people Of
that township and every other township. he
insisted that Mr.. Lanes amendment was a
very proper one 10 be incorporated into this
bill.
Mr.. BONNER spoke also i'm favor Of Mr..
Lanes amendment. lie gave particulars about
Greensburgh to justify his vote in that dircc-
ton
Mr.. GOODMAN moved an adjournment.
RACK PAY AND BOUNTIEs.
The SPEAKER obtained the informal con-
sent OF the House that the Select Committee to
which was referred his Soldiers bill No. 1876.
have leave to file their report with the Clerk
that il may go upon the Journal of the House
I'm its order.
ON motion Of Mr.. LOCKHART leave of ab-
senee was granted to Mr.. Major till Monday
noon.
And then the House Cat ; o'clock, p. NJ all
iournpd
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Further Mexican News.

NRw YORK. November 22.-General T.
Taneheseosha, who recently arrived i'm this
city from Mexico, with special and import
ant mission. left for Washington last night in
company with the Mexican Minister
NEW ORLEANS. November 21.-Doubtful rll-
mors Of Bagdad being besieged are in circu-
latiOn.
Ii i stated that the French Admiral de-
manded the surrender Ofthe steamer captured
10y the Liberals. which was refused.
\ rumor has reached here that the reason
Of the sudden disappearance Of the Liberals
from before Matam0ras was their being sud
denly informed Of a body Of Imperialists
marching from Monterey 10 take them in the
rear.
General Candy has issued an order restoring
10 the Methodists Of this city the Methodist
Episcopal church IF the south.
The Methodist Conference in Mississippi has
Just adjourned. They adopted resolutions
providing for the education Of freedmen, and
their wives and children.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY. Noyember -. 1865.

The SPEAKER called the House To order At
o'clock. I. NJ. and directed the Clerk 10 read
the journal Il Yesterday.
On motion by Mr.. CHURCH. the reading Of
the Journal was dispensed With.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES ArPoRTIoNMFNT.
The SPEAKER announced the following:
Committee on House hill No. Il-Congrc>-
,ienal AppoTiionment: MeS>rs stewart. ith
District: Patterson, 1t. Lemon. ID: BuSkirk.
81: hlsore 9th; Harrison. 9Th; Rice. eth:
Caldwell. Sth; Hcnrick>. 9th; Bird, 10th and
Tow gil. nth.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Committee On - much Of the Governors
Message n rclste> - the grant Of Lands for
Agricultural College Purposes: Messrs-
Chambers. 9Th District; sullivan If scott. I'd;
Bowl. 81: Ferris. ith: sullivan Of Wander
hurgh and Po>ey. 1t: liogate. 9Th: Lane. eth:
Mlrey. 9Th; La>>elle. 9th; Epson, 10th and
collins. nth.
GA motion by Mr.. GREGORY Of Warren.
Nr. Griffith had leave q absence from to-mor-
roN evening TIL Tuesday.
BACK PAY AND BOUNTIEs.
TIL SPEAKER announced the special or
ler. Niz. the consideration # hi Back PAY and
BOUNTY bin II. L. Ia.
Mr. BIsOW novel that the consideration
II The special order b. postponed till to-mOr-
rev # this hour-si. o'clock. IN
Mr. PETIT Mr.. lIenricks in the Chair
said the motion was entirely agreeable o. him.
The motion was agreed 10.
DRAINAGE.
ON motion ~ M COFFROTH. Mr.. Collins
drainage bill. ". -: also hi own drainage
iIu. ". Il. ~cIs Inferred - select commit
Tee u three.
On motion ~ Mr.. HIGGINS. the regular
order of business was suspended. and the
House proceeded 10 the consideration % senate
bills OF the iir~i reading
Mos.
ne bil :. No. a. prescribing proceeding.
IN actioRs Tor property DESTROYED hy mohs
'~'tnins ul'-it u a. pas. ITO the >ccond read-
ing.
JEffKRSoSNIlLE HOSPITAL
message Wa reviewed from the Acting
ooscrnor, by hi- Private secretary. Mr.
jacobs announcing that he had appro, "a and
signed Mr.. Roach'- school distribution bill.
aud callin. the attention of the General y
-emhly 10 the fact that. A. Acting Governor.
he had received = communication from the
United STATES surgeon General, stating, in
answer O. Governor Morfon's letter. that. on
application. the United states Hospital Al JEFF
fersouNilie will be turned over 20 the State on
the saline terms that the Triplcr Hospital Of
Z The state Of Ohio WAS disposed Of 20 that state
said Hospital buildings al Jacksonville are Of
The value u over s3eo,eeo
On motion BY Mr.. SEWCOMB, A. was ~
ierred to The special COMMITTEES on that sub
Jest.
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RENovAToRs.
Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment,

rUvHR UNfrHD STATES pYE-n0UgR, 10. sssoUfB
u Illinois street, Indianapsis, Indiana,
Al this old and veil estabilshnenf tbs ladies'
have Ska and WOODEN goods dyed In psrn md
ted and repaired
New and secssdhAnd clothing bsught and sold, also.
snsfcular branch The busnees eDe draw
ina-bllhal dtable oloth n sny garment b
vroughttLst it not b visible The naked ere.
asnenbsrths place, Ne. - oosth Illinois street.
Bowl tu J0onPn nAR1Ie, PrspSistes.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-23

Mcssrs. WRIGHT and BROWN, OF Wells,
each presented petitions for the repeal 81 the
law Tor the relief ~ soldiers families, etc.,
which was referred without reading.
Mr.. VAN BUSkIRk presented a memorial
which was referred % the Committee on Tenn
sscra.fce without reading
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-23


MILLINERY GOODS. ETC.
Millin cry, Straw
AND FANCY GOODS,
The Largest and Most Complete Stock
IN NDIANA,
And the Very Latest Styles.
]. w. COPELAND,
rxPoErss AID JoHErE oT
RIBBONS, SILKS,
STRAW GOODS.
8 E. Wash. ST., 4 I5S. Meridian, st.
INDIANAPOLIS, MD
NToULD respectfully inform City ana Country
wv Bayers that be Is now prepared TO show the
most compiece and best assorted stock Of
MILLINERY GOODS
That has been imported into this city for many ys
His stock OF
STIR W GOODS
VIII he found complete In all styles for Ladies ,Msss
and Children. full line Of goods 10
Felt, Silk, Velvet and Straw Hats
and B0nnetS,
TRIMMED AND UNTRIWMEO.
The Stock OF
French Flowers and Plumes
viii be found large. well selected and at reasonable
prices Ia
H II n H - ~ -.
Buyers will nnd here every number In Plain Plaid ana
Fancy and all Of this seasons latest styles. Ne has
large variety Of
Silk and English VelvetS,
And Satin Corded Silks,
In all colors.
BONNET AND HAT BLOCKS
Always on hand, In all fashionable shapes.
MLLINER
will find at this house every article used 10 their bus
and all OF first quality Call and the Goods.
Orders from the country will have prompt attention,
and satisfaction warranted.
--r1 w. COPELAND,
SEast Washington street,
Is South Meridian street,
novl3 dim Indianapolis, In
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-23

BOOKS AND PAPER
w H . L l. - AL
500 DOZEN 'rELIEns.
500 DOZEN READERS.
500 DOZEN BIOGRAPHIES.
800 DOZEN GRAMNARs.
1000 REAxs WRITING PAPER,
100 REAxs WRAPPING PAPER.
50oREAMs FLAT PAPERS.
Loso.oooESyELoPEs.
so DoZES BOTTLES INK,
3oGRoss BONNET BOARDS.
800 DOZEN STATES.
3o.ooo SLATE PKScIIs,
Csneinaati or Chicago Wholesale Frees
Bowen, Ssewars u Co.,
,~,au rspfAssroLis. Isp.
1lyHE HFKALD BNpEkY y prspsrss g s'aa s's~
rines IN all styles
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-23

The senate met AZ two o'clock, ?. n.
ON motion By Mr.. BENNETT the reading Of
ezfardav-s Journal wa. dispensed with.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-23
SPECIAL ES-ApPORTIoNMFNT.

The >fEAkEE announced the following:
Committee ON House hill No. 1l-Congrcs-
,ienal Apporiionment: Messrs stewart. ith
District: Patterson, tSt, Lemon. "a: BuSkirk.
81: kilgone 9Th: Harrison. 9Th: Rice. eth:
Caldwell. Sth; HcnricA>. 9th; Bird. 10th and
Cow giil, llth
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-23

The SPEAKER called the House 10 order At
> o'clock. Z. NJ. and directed the Clerk TO read
the journal Il Yesterday.
en- motion by MIR. CHURCH. the reading Of
the Journal was dispensed With.
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fwEDNEsDAY, NoremJer p. l765.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-23

Diaries for 1866,
Cap.
DENY and
Medium Blanks.
Folio and Quarto.
full bound and
half bound,
MemOraBdums,
Pass Books,
Bank Books.
Paper Fasteners.
Paper Clips.
Inveice Books.
Letter do,
Scrap do,
Skeleton do,
Portfolios,
Rulers. Rubber.
Rulers, Wood,
Office Tape,
Eyelet Sets and
Eyelets,
Spring Tapes.
Sponge Cups.
Check Cancelors,
Erasers,
Pr0pellors,
Dice,
Slate Pencils,
Rhodes Mucilage,
Is, ETC., etc.
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Envelopes,
Letter Paper.
Note Paper,
Legal Cap.
Record Cap.
Bill Cap.
Eng. Blot. Paper
Eng. Blot. Pa d.,
irn0ld'S Inks,
French Cop. Inks
Dayid's Blue Ink,
Dayid'S Black Ink
Pure Carmine Ink
faber Pencils,
Star Pencils.
Union Pencils.
Carpenters do.
Rubber Goods,
Steel Pens.
Pen Holders,
Sealing Wax.
A., Ink Stands.
Copying Presses,
Pen Racks,
p. d. Boxes,
Envelope Boxes.
Letter openers,
Chess Boards,
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The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-23
From New York.

Mexican Missions
Clement &. Clay and jeff. Davis.
Fraud I'm the Reyenue-- VI eeting m
Aid OF the southern PeOplc--Fr
mems Authorization Growing
COmanpy..Treesur Affairs-.Lce's
History OF the Cam pa z = ~ ms
PetitiOn for DIV Is, R q Iense.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-23

Mr.. WRIGHT. from the Committee on
Roads. returned the bin :. No. 1874 rendering
exemption from work on highways more diff
fcult and expensive. recommending that II lie
on the table IL being similar % the bill ii. Il.
-. iusi passed 20 the third reading.
The report was agreed 10.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-23

The SPEAKER Mr. Henrirk- IN the Chair
lad before the House AN official statement of
the condition 81 the Branch q the Bank Of the !
state a south Hend.
IL wa. referr.-l 10 the Cnrnrnift.e ON Ranks
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-10

Erie iA,s.s1W0ys

Erie 1s:..tlway.
BurI,road Gauge Double Track End Telegraph
te to New York, Boston, Philadelrhia,
altmcre. Harrisburg and all Eas'ern
Cities, carrying the Great Through
United States Nails.
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNk1Rk Ok
IL Buffalo on the arrival Of all trains from the
West via tho Lake Shore Railroad, also from Sal.
amanca on the srriy al Of trains via the New Broad
Gauge Atlantic aud Great Western Railway from
Clevelsnd, o., giving passengers the advantage
from Dunkirk or Buffalo, Or from Cleveland, y.
Of Six Foot Gauge combining ease and eomtort
without change, in wide roomy, palace cara. d.
rect to New York. A perfection attained by no
other route
FOR FREIGHT
between all points East and West our facilities =
unrivscd. Forming close and reliable connection
At Dunkirk and Buffalo with Western roads, and
= Salamanca with the broad Gauge Atlantic and
Great Western Railway, BY which route there 70
no tfspsfer bet New York aud Cleveland.
Express freight trains leave New York daily for
I'll points 10 the West. making - quick time and
rs low rates - BY any other route.
For freight OF pnepage apply at all the principal
Offices in the West, and at q CLARK street, CLica-
~, $40 broadway. New York, aud IS South-Sl.,
T. r.. New York, Is State street. Boston:
CHAS. MlNOT, 0en.l Sup't.
3. S. SPENCkK West'n Ag't
B. ". BLAHcnArn, Uen'l Freight Agent.
". r. BARR, 0en'l Ticket A9ent.