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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-26
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-26
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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

METROPOLITAN TIM ATER---The second pro-
dueunn &C little Barefoot" on last night
called forth frsll house, and the audience was
rs enthusiastic a. Il was large.
Tonight Miss Thompson appears in the ever
welcome and standard play, The Lady OF
LYONS" Miss Thompson has no superior a.
Pauline and Mr.. Riley is excellent a.
/. Claude Nelnoftc-
Surh a bin and such cast should Ell the
house. Miss Thompson has made herself a
favorite wherever she has appeared the past
three years. Three weeks ago she was playing
an engagement az 81 Louis, and on the occa-
son q her compihr atary benefit >he was call
ell before the cuEtin and msdc the recipient Of
a silver service worth 81 go. tribute from
hsE irenes, and purchased al the establish
ment q Nessrs. Jaccard a CO. This costly
present can be seen in the show window Of
Nelson jeanison { Co. where Il Is on exhibit
ten.
Appreciation, on the par; 81 oar citizens.
Of TIE lady's talents can best DO exuressed l,v
successisn q crowded honsrs
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

pePot--At this establishment all books are
sold at the puhlishers' prices. and handsome
present, varying in value from INV cents 10
one hundred dollars. given gratuitously 10
each purchaser OF book al the time Of sale.
Remember that the gin or Presentation bust
ness, as conducted by Us, Is no lottery or gamb-
ling scheme. 70 drawing az all, no number,
used. a. many are prejudieed TO believe, from
representations made BY outside parties, with
whom cur heavy sales interfere. Our business
i a straightforward. legitimate bnsinc -, with
winch ali are pleased. None but first class
literature Is kept. Every one receives the
value Of his or her money LA the books they
PurehAse, and the present Is 70 much gain.
lAese presents. therefore. sre our Inducements
70 e'istoiners, and we give them out A diVi.
dent q our profits 70 our customsrs AZ q
the legality Of the business, we court invest
CATION. IA. RYAN ~
@Sorth Illinois street. Mnisr.s Bioss.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06
n. II. MAY, "

X. #. May, No. 10 North Pennsylvanis
street, having realizing sense that the season
has now arrived when Il Is prerequisite TO
health, that the feet should be kept dry, has
within the past ten days crowded his shelves
with all the new styles Of Shres for Ladies,
Misses, Boys and Children, especially adapted
to the cold wet season. 1t is far wiser TO pay
a reasonable shoe bill now than to be buying
cough medicine all winter.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06
Families i'm the North and East

parts Of the city are informed Of five facts: l.
The Capital Drug Store, corner Of Massaehu-
set's avenue and Vermont streets, is very near
you = Mr.. Woods, who keeps this house.
seiis rehSole goods AZ reasonable prices; 5. You
can nave fressri puons prepared accurately At
All noursi !. His gcods are fresh. and selected
with great care; 5. His si.n-the Golden Nor
TAR, plnh 70 DC seen. nl6-3m
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06
Refurned.-ofheers and men wishir

anything in the way OF Clothing, or CON-
pleie outfit from head 10 foot, will 10 well 10
call upon George w. ormsby, late OF the CON-
missary Department IN this city. His store is
Nos lis South Illinois street Give George \
call, and YOU viii not regret II. His goods are
Of the first class. aud cheaper than the cheap
est.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

Two Building Lots ON North Tennessee street
takes place at twoP. NJ. to-day. They are but a
square from the end Of The Illinois street rail-
road, and parties can reach the ground in
fifteen minutes from Washington street. Those
who desire eligible lots must buy now. rs no
more such can be procured in the. vicinity.
Sale on the premises. See advertisements and
nosters.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

OF INDIANs.-You ARE called upon to ..raiIv
once again and help roll back the tide Of ruin
that intemperance has poured forth upon our
people. We DO not deem il necessary TO tell
you how terribly the curse Of intemperance
has scourged our land in the few years that
have just passed. The evidences Of its de-
vastating spread are all around US The youth
Of our lsnd-the young men who have battled
Tor our country-and even those Of ripper wears.
are going rapidly down to death-premat,Ire
desth-eternal death, by reason Of intemper-
anee. We must stop this tide Of ruini The
time TO do this is now, II all who can act
will act promptly. we can strike the mon
ster TO the earth, and save our children and
friends from ruin. You are hereby call
ed upon 10 attend mass convention
Of Temperance people at indianapolis. on
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of December next. at
ten o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of completing
a thorough organization Of our forces, and pre-
pairing TO give battle 10 this terrible enemy.
Arrangements are being made for the ac
commodation Of al who attend, free Of charge.
and also for conveying all who attend the Con-
vention over the railroad at half fare.
We earnestly request Ministers Of the Cos
pei to use all possible effort 10 promote the sue
cess Of this Convention, and all newspapers
friendly TO virtue and happiness, to copy this
notice, and favor the undertaking,
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06
Law Report.
sUFREaa CoUKr

sSPREaH SoURT OF INDIAN.-r,curu
DAY-SovTNSHR INN q. ISs5
No lG6. Leland Cleveland -. Iesse clevo-
lad c: a. fr9n Gibson {. c. Reversed
-Fr--,rc j. =
No. - L, y. A. and Chicago r. r. Co. -
STAT e.. rel. AbdItor-Floyd {. {. under
eTal argument today.
No. III. Wm. r. Harrison sf al Is. Als,sr.
DER LoeAAaFt-N Morgan {. {. Reversed. nv
Judge. ~!
JNIIEo STATS CRIMINAL COURT Rrr,,,.,.
JUDGE AcDoNALD.--No. ola The -,
ststes -. George W. Sheldon. viol,,,-r y,
the DRAFT Laws. Pies q guilty; the - :,
John Hanna FOR The Unitel states, Mcdonald
rad Roache far Tie Defendant
No. 90. The United states 60. George w
sheldon. Violation of tue Dram Law. NoI.
pressed. John Hanna fer the United States.
AeDOnald 4 Roache Tor defendant
The United States ga the City II Aurora. In
process
Is Tie HeadquagIeIs IN lIdsian FOR Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods Is the New York store.
w II. Glenn Proprietors, GIenn's Block,
indianapolis. Indiana
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

E May Il Co., at the Loan Office, No. "a
South Illinois street, will loan money on any
article Of value, or buy the same. Always on
hand unredeemed pledges for sale.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

posite Metropolitan Theater. has for sale large
amount Of improved and unimproved CITY
Property. ON low terms. Also, Southern Plan
tatiOns for sale and rent GO
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

terest to call at Col Blake's War Claim Agen-
cy. opposite the Theater, and have their pay
accounts. with all affdsvits complete, made
out, warranted correct.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

Omcers' Returns for Ordinance and
Quartermaster Stores made out and warrant
ed with Final Afidavits, on which to obtain
Pay, at Colonel j. W. Blake's Authorized
Agency, opposite the Theater, next Masonic
Hall.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

Number 55--None need neglect TO no.
tice the great bargains in Musical instruments
for the holidays, at No. 20 East Market street.
Butterfeld& Co. have just received an elegant
assortment Of German Accordeons, violins,
Strings, etc.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

The Decker Piano, at the Indiana
& Stowell. dec5-3w
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

IInmlin n leasclsig have removed their
Office to Exchange Building, 3SII North ILL.,
nois street. opposite Bates House. noyls-2m
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06
The Sfnnissippi Insurance "a

Of this city, has paid over Thirty Thousand
Dollars (s3O,OO0) in Losses, since January lst,
1865, and now has over six Hundred Thousand
Dollars (s60O.eoo) in bona .fde Capital. We
say, insure with the Sinnisslppi. 23-3w
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

Wantcd.--By a single gentleman, a fur
nished room, either in private house or pub
lie building, within two squares Of the Post
Office. Address p. o. Box 1886.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06
Grants Royal Cough Bal.nm is

certain cure for Coughs, Colds, etc. No family
Ough, TO be without bottle For sale only at
>enour's Drug store, No. 5 Bates House Block.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06
IhankSglYiuU.-

wing ~hoiSc turkeys
Ducks, Chickens. Geese, Quails, Fresh Oys-
tiers, Celery, and so barrels Of choice cultivated
Cranberries for Thanksgiving dinners, for sale
at o. b. STOUT & Bros.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

The Fourth and the Citizens National
Banks, having formed a combination, the pat
rons Of the Fourth will find their accounts
and balances ut the Citizcns' National Bank,
No. West Washington street, where they will
also find Mr.. j. X. Haugh in readiness to attend
to all demands. 90
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06
When Won Have Grown Weary

in search Of something in the Fur line very
beautiful, call at Baker & McIver's. They
will show you gems-something that will make
your eyes sparkle with delight Is
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06
The Headauarfer

Fancy and Staple Dry Goods is the New York
Store, W. II. Glenn, proprietors, Glenn's
Block, Indianapolis, Indiana.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

Diamonds, Rings and Pins for sale
to pay advances, 81 the Loan Once, No "a
south illinois ktrsst n3o-2svsv
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

The celebrated hartford, Belcher,
:" Benkert's," Burts. and New York City GUS
tom-made Boots, at Jennings, Is South Illinois
street. 5-3s
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

For Sale.-A Horse and light Spring
Wagon and Harness. Apply at No. 5, Bates
House Block. j. F. SENoUR.
22-tf
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

For the uOlidays.-Grand Pianos,
Upright Pianos, Square Pianos, Cabinet Or
gans, Automatic Organs, School Organs and
Melodeons, the best and the cheapest, at Indi-
ana Piano Warerooms, No. Bates House.
4w WILLARD x SrowFIL
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

Leonard BenlSert's superb Boots,
sl2 80, at Jennings's, Is South Illinois street
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

The Terracc.stitched Boot-Burt's-
$40 80, at jennings, Is South Illinois street.
53s
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06
For the Choicest Delicacic. If

season call on Rhodius, Of the Circle Restau-
rant. Shell oysters, Fat and Plump. served
n all styles. ..at l8-lm
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

Attention, Fur Dealers, Large or
small, in or out of the city, if you wish to re-
cruit your stock at less rates than you can
possibly buy elsewhere. call at Baker a. Ne
Iyer's, at the sign Of the Big Bear" l-6
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

A beautiful assortment Of Ladies'
Shoes for Christmas times" at jennings, Is
South Illinois street. SO.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

Benhnm n CO., Bates House Cor
ner, keep the only assortment Of Steinway
Pianos in the State nov2s-lm
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

Cancelling stamps, for sale by
8tl ID PARSONS, MAcAULEY h CO.,
20 10 West Maryland street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

Guitars just received at the Bates House Cor
ner. We select our goods il person, and sci
at the lowest cash prices. 2s-lw
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06
The Marion County Medical A..

The Marion County Medical A.
socnrrcS viii meet This "wednesday eve
ming. December 8, at seven o'clock, in the Hall
ef the Indianapolis Aesdemy q Nedieine. IN
College Hall Building.
Fer sale. NJ "a usnrgain. my residence
on North Illinois street, contAing nine rooms,
stable, carriage house, corn, coal and wood
house, well and eistern, all in good order. APP
ply at residence OF 10 me at the corner Of I'LL
nols and ohiO streets. O.. wI1Gcs.
SO
The Cheapest Boess'' in the city at
Jennings's, Is South Illinois street. SO.
The Largest Turkey that ever grew
In Indiana can be seen at No. 1s7 East Wash
ington street. C-ls
Free Thanksgiving supper.--The
proprietor of the Boston IIouse, No. l97
East Washington street, VIII givea Thanksgiv-
ing Supper on Thursday eve, December :, at
o'clock, inviting all who en- vagood supper TO
call.
DOC Sc Y,PrOprietor.
Photograph Albums, Of every. yarie-
~ and price, at
PARSONS, MAcAULEY & Co.'S.
4-s - West Maryland street.
English Clog Waterproof Dress Boots,
warranted 70 wear one year-worth seeing
worth buying-at jennings, No. Is South
Illinois street. 5-3.
Envelopes, Blank Books, Letter,
Note. Cap and Bill Papers, at
PARSONS, MAcAULEY & Co.'S,
4-6 10 West Maryland street.
Good Sewed Boots for % 90 at Jen-
nings's, Is South Illinois street. 5-3s
Cancel1ing Stamps, for sale by
u Il DaHsQN-s MaCII-I A. IL.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

Holiday Boots for the Boys---Dou-
ble sole sewed Calf Boots. New arrival. All
sizes, At Mays. No. 10 North Pennylyania
street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

informed that in consequence Of the death Of
Colonel James W. Stewart, Of Terre Haute,
Indiana, the furniture, with a three years
lease Of the " Stewart House, formerly Buntin
House, will be offered for sale by Colonel
Robert II. Stewart, for few days only. To a
purchaser possessing the requisite experience
and energy for first class landlord, this
popular +" HOTEL presents rare inducements
for n lucrative investment. 4-6
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

Forty New Styles Of Ladies' Hoods
at Baker & MeIvers. Among them are some
Of the prettiest ever introduced in this country.
Ia
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

Knabc Pianos at Benham,s. noy9S-lm
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

xFuRs.l
F U R 81 + q. r ST.
The Largest
STOCK OF FURS,
30 ro1pfiih8aW ssla le.of
foare slasshsr. IN the wss, may nos Be at he
B Z Z III " e .
No. 2 West Wcshington ST., cor Msridian.
- ktIFff 1la w
Fur GlOaks, Fur Nantes,
A-a, s-i, I-2, I.a Capes.
vIcToRINEs, EUGENIEs,
Collars, Berthas.
MuffS and Cuffs,
IN
Vg a BLOB
Real Russian sable, Hudson bay
Sable, American Sable,
French Sable,
Royal Ermine and Mink,
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
Also
EnP CNIISPS and GlNVAc
"'N runs 's""., ..PAis 81 Snu mace over 10 an
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06
Wanted by a Young Man of educa

wanted by IN NOung Wan OF eduea-
ton, aged twenty-five, situation as Assistant
Bookkeeper, Entry or Copying Clerk. Can
furnish good references. Address L. c. c.
Care Of Mr.. r. Cunningham, HERALD Of
fee. "a.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

Good Sewed Boots for % 90 at Jen-
nings's, Is South Illinois street 5-3s
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

II EEPs CONSTANTLY On hand Horsst and BsFgss
IN for Hire. on reasonable terms- and keeps iafEe
coufora bic Stsse for Boarding transsat Horse
No ~ Essi Tashington street, Lttlss Hotel hioek.
Esvl3 I'm
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

English Clog Waterproof Dress Boots,
warranted 10 wear one year-worth seeing
worth buying-at jennings, No. Is South
Illinois street. 5-3.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-06

Envelopes, blank Books, Letter,
Note. Cap and Bill Papers, at
PARSONS, MAcAULEY & Co.'S,
4-6 10 West Maryland street.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-29

The celebrated hero Of Wall street, Jacob
IAttle, died at his residence In this city
this morning. His funeral will take place
at Grace church on Friday. For many
years his name has been one Of the most
prominent In the annals Of our leading
commercial street, and many Interesting
stories are told Of his vlcissitudes and eK'
peFieuees. He has made and lost many
fortunes, and In these personal reyulslonI
has involved 90 many others that his name
Is perhaps better known q thls day thar
that Of any other Of our financial opera
tors. .... .. ....-r.. ...a#
Mr.. Little has not figured In the greaI
speculative movements Of the present war
He attended 10 his personal buslneas, how,
ever, until within few weeks Of his death
which occurred In bis 0sth year.-M y
ESs, Pod, 2SA. .-.4 .. q.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-29
Thsatrlsals In ths aola Rsgioni.

A Nevada paper describes q curious
scene In q theatre In Virginia City, In
February, where the performances Of two
actresses were GO well liked that tho
audience ratified down upon the stage q
shower Of gold and silver pieces. The
Actresses picked up one hundred and forty
seven dollars from the boards. Even the
male performers were not sllghted. They
picked up halves and quarters 10 the
amount OF from three 70 i've dollars each;
70 say nothing OF jAck-knives, pocket
combs and tooth.plckS. The young ladies
were so often forced 10 return 10 gather the
silver showers that they appeared several
times on the point OF giving II mp. One
Of them, having AnlShed gathering boun-
tlful harvest Of halves, was making q hAsty
retreat from the stage, when there sudden
ly fell about her such . glittering and over
Whelmins shower OF silver that In despair
she sat down and covered her face with
her hands. Tho pocketA OF another gave
out, and torrent OF oliver rolled about The
floor Ia every direction, All this wAa, Of
course, fun for the audience, though The
young ladies found IL quite a profitable %
funny, ID .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-29
TIE grsa. Carnival Masquerade at Flor

TIE great Carnival Masquerade at Flor
ence was . very brilliant affair. A letter
from Italy thus speaks Of the ladies pres
ent on the occAsloui
Then the beauty Of the women Of every
natlon--the very types were there, English,
Russian and ItaliAn-young girls Of sixteen
up 70 tho faded remnants OF the 0oltss OF
any years ago. The Americans, too, mus
tered strong. What lovely women To
my taste the lovellest Of all was the wife Of
the American Minister, (Mrs. Marsh. }
The toilettes on the whole were fresh and
rich, for we have had very few balls this
season. But II must be owned that some
Of the English, as usual, made themselves
objects Of ridlcule, the entire evening, by
the eccentricity Of their coslume-two
there were In faded elk skirts and badly
washed 0aribaldi Jackets one in dingy
white tarlatan with two Aounces trimmed
with gold fringe; the wearer Of this latter
persisted In dancing In the circle In front
Of the king, who laughed TO see the hts Of
fringe caught OF and attach themselves 70
her partners trousers. Indeed, his Ma
jesty's chief amusement seemed 10 consist
In admiring or critlclsing the ladies'"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-29
I~port... O,rs.,.s m R-s.ra 70 ,A'

Iuapsrtant CIrouisf m RsGara 70 the
DrafI
Tho foilowlng Important circular hna
been Issued by the Provoss Marshal Gen
erals
Pnovosr MAnsHAL GErnRkL's ogIIcE,i
WAsHIroTor, d. O., March ~, isso. J
The 23d section Of the Get approved
March 9, 1895, provides as foflowsi
"sEcTIon 90. And BE- q Javfhsr enacted,
That any person or persons enrolled In any
sub-diatrict may, after notice OF dram,
and before the same shall have taken place.
cause 70 be mustered into the service OF the.
United etates, such number Of recruits, not
subject 70 draft, 90 they may deem exPe-
dent, which recruits shan stand 70 the
credit Of the persons thus causing them 70
be mustered In, and shall be taken as sub
them as may be- drafted, 70 the extent Of
the number Of sueh recruits, and In the
order designated BY the principals at the
time such recIulis are thus - Aforesaid
mustered in" rt.-1 ~. -
I. In order TO avail themselves Of the
provisions Of this law, the attention OF all
persons desiring TO form associations for
recruiting, with view 10 exemption from
draft, ls Invited TO the following sugges.
i. In order that credit may bs given TO
the sub-distFict for the recruits furnished,
at the time they are mustered In, and tho
drsft made only for the deficiency remaln-
ing after creditlng these and other recruits,
Il II Accessary that all the members OF the
association shall belong 70 the same sub
district. 4T..-..
.. Previous 70 the commencement Of
the dram, the association will furnish
the Provost Marshal Of the Diatrict 9
List Of the names OF Its members, dealg-
mating their order, and numbering them
accordingly, which List will not be altered
or increased amer the drawing shall have
commenced. a.... La. b.. r.F,4 Il
ii. A List Of the recruits furnished by
such Association shall be kept by the Pro
yost Msrshal, 70 be numbered In the order
In which they arc enlisted. b, s.sF-
When thaI draft has been made, the 70.
cruit staufing ct the head Of the nst vii
be taken az the substitute OF the first man
drafted who belongs 70 the Association
the recruit standing second on the Lat will
be taken a. the substitute OF the second
man drafted, and 80 on until the list OF re
cruits is exhausted by drafted who belong
, Ito the Association, or until all the mem
Tbers of the Association who have beer
drafted are exempted, In cabe sufficient
number Of recruits have been furnished b.
the Association 70 exempt that number.
Where the number Of recruits furnished
by an association exceeds the number o
men drafted from such Aesociatlon, the ex
cess, though credited to the sub-dlstrict
will create no claim for the exemption o
. any persons Whomsoever.
Members OF associations, who secure ex
emption under the Esd section Aforesaid
. are exempt from that draft, but are nabl
70 be drafted on future calls
Recruits furnished by associations, an
taken a. substitutes for drafted men VIII
are members Of the association, will b
{ credited, at the time Of muster In, 70 th
sub-dIstrict 10 which the association be
longs. JAMES D. FHr,
Provost Mdrshol GsReral.