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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-08

w. MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any
one risk, except in special cases, is $50 900 90
The preatcst amount allowed by the
rules to be insured in any one city,
town village, and the greatest .t
amount allowed TO be insured in
any one block, depends upon its
size, and how built.
The amount Of its capital or earnings
deposited in any other State, as
security for losses therein.--Depos-
its made with States of Ohio Iowa
and Calfornia--Preniiuins receive i-ft
ed in Ohio for 1864, sos 1886 23--5
| per cent deposited. s..-ts-
The Charter Or Act of Incorporation Of said Com
! pany, us before filed
- Signed, TIM0. @. ALLYN, President.
GEO. NJ. COLT, Secretary.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06
FINE NEW DWELLING,

In V ~ q
" IN der, style )retti'v located within few
yards =! a IIkc-ike Greek and about two hun.
drc'' yards from the Potomac river. I'll.
Creek ahnnie il Oysters and Fish e the
finest quality. imm, ii ttly AT the llror. This
Ehrm he about two rlles from Point Lookout
"a tlne mafkc'i ana r.. all the neccs .arv
Nut-H usrs. The land - ii. n fire state Of
c"i'sA'l' FL "n1 rich. aad has plenty Of Woo!
"fcxcrll"nt quality
Persons ar" invited TO e1aE.ins Tie premi-
se<
TERMS -Onc-tbir6 cash on the dav Of .alc
ard the balance III one and two years, wit. in
tercSt from the day "f sale, secured to the sat-
is!ictlo:! of the Trustee.
p. STONE,
Trustee.
May ll:h, lSG5-ss.
IN" above s'lc is postponed unit!
TtESDIT. Mc 2Nh Juy OF JMy rer..
ht"e"n tho hnurs o: IL o'clock, m. and 3
o'clock, p. m., at the Court House door in
l..pnartowu.
F. STONF.
Trustee.
JUNE :2oth lsG5-ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06

E'aa A. G..ytt-'r.
Ga,:oe Il. E;cnnl,


l. M Circu;: g ar; o. : S,iat H.ry's Gun :
y. 1T :as as cs:r: >; 7! .iry. 1t" u Jlao.
ls65
'l'NE oi;c,: of'';s srIit : - -.rorrro ie.
re" f"r : s.le "t cer:..a m5risAs--'
prem. e j.: Saint ,tarys c,,u t.. WHICH w-re
on ;i- ?0th Feb s64 rrr;-ar"1 b. = e
d~:t1nt Geo. H. Nicho!.. ~ : r,p'7i'lr'
H. b! 2.r, t',ar o. Or ah-,u. ~. 20 y
=, Eeh,:arv 1904. the .ai5 G. ...pN %;ch-
t,S cNncevcd .ert4in Real Fsll;e winch j..
par,:cu! u!ariv 6--'r,ed in tl.e n III at: 80 IN
I7nyin, exhibit. un,o ,!c said Fr7l \ Cay
;'.cr, by way OF mortgage. 70 sccuro III" paY-
.l>cnt Of ',nri.en huudrrd an: s IL dollars A.:
scventy.fve cents. with in,eres, frn,r ;.:e - >
day Of February 1864, winch sas dnv o. tae
II: day Of July IA 4.
That no par, .. debt s,d interest due on
raid n".isase den, hiss heen paid, and .na,
State Of Maryan6
/, is thcreu.on aijs,iz"d an o. l,'rc,? :i.s:
tie mplainant. oy carsng copy OF ;h!s
order 10 ,'r inserted in some newspaper pub
I lishe'l In So:nt Ma-y's c"u,:". once IN e...h
Of tuur successive weeks before the i, ha-
"f Augui mkt. give notice q 'hc >ai &c ,r"e
I Nichols al tie objec, aud su: stance o. til,
ii and warn hin to appear in this cour; III
person or hv Solicitor. m ar bcf r. The lL3T /
: Mon6ly OF November 1875. u ancwt. he
premises and show cans-. II aI.y ie has. wav
cecr.e c0oht not 10 pass AZ pray-d
JNQ. i. A.CAMALIt.R, C,k.
1ru- coVy-Te-.:
IEO L. CAMALlrC. C"k.
June q i2G5-iw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06
SOLUBLE.
PACIFIC GUANO.
JOHN s. REES,c. co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENT. roa
THE PACIFIC GVANO COMPANY,
Il sor.H srREEr, pAl-IEorE.

rNir co.,hre p, 81. C;u.,o. re:a.,;,,., r.
/ ,u,.,r C;na,o N arne,r9n,. dor .,,
cnrn">l:,nn. The value "t Al liu mos ant S,-
nar rnn >,n ...,2 81 haze, of Whatever rr,lo. Dc
pr,rt :. =. * wrlI known. up.r tue nar con. ..
t"'rn"'ia. S'''''le phH'?h''e ard bo1" Pho
"'":r = s'H'" :h"v "nH'F'n. i"'* G"a"n d'f-
t.r- 'E"H r''E'2n "n'Y ~ me 'nrt that 1t con-
,t'', ,,,. ~. 49, 80. =, ATT;
80. ,,,,,o. t,,,!,l. -. nonch < ,In.,Is a,J
;, l., t,.arI,,, IT,. I;-o'. 49,
;. ,',r,t.. ;.r,,,,yer with ,I ,no .c,,v,.,, or
n ~ f.... .,.,o,c. 49, r ~;
,:.',, ;, .'n,, half he n,;cs -
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06

IN and after Friday, June %, 1865. III.
NIs,esmers GEORGE WEEhiS and MARY
WASHNGrON will run as follow:
The steamers GEORGE WEEAS, Capt:
J.. Shorter, will leave Baltimore every Pr.Jal
morning al s o'clock for the Paiuxen, River
returning, viii lsave HIE's Landing ever,
Monday for Not:mghan; leaving 'otnne ham
e*ery Iue>Gay morning Ei 4 O'Clock Tor Ba!u
mare dirsc;
he seemer Mary WASHINGTON, Cap
lam J. Gourtey, vii leave baltimore ever.
"e.ne'day morning a; Go 'cloek for The Patux
en-, River; re,mnln-, will leave n.rs Lant,n,
every Thu Istay f"r Nottingham; leaving MOI
brigham every Friday morning fr B,!'in,or'
eIfeci. The q! owe Steamers will cal ut nj
me " aai landings on ,he kissrj also 4, Fal
ha''n snd P!.n. Point, gong AID reIasn
Ia
.. fa' ur'seT.snfo' EssOn1 apply on bod The
Ga!"e. 8, W 60
Il L. WEEHS.
At-N
I1a- - , !Ai,-..
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,

NJ re or ,ess ard is sol! in 2rosa and rot by
i!!c acc. This Farm has on ita
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06
7-3OIOAN.
&. ,. $40 sfx per cent.
GOLD.BEAalSG ScSDs

Thee. Bonds are now ~,-,h a.-dsc-,s pa
MUM, and eree.em,'. .s .-s Al he Gnverrn,,;
Bands. .f-c-, s:rt-. Ccuntg rnd .Hunieipel tara
ton, ,-h;ch nd'sf-ora cne tc three 7,- e:-'. 7c-
a7ru-- thar raIut, according - m r.'c ,.v-
"t n?on o'hc7 property. T'.e .n:er~s ?>y-
.:e eer' -onr.'tNv " coupons attached ic' each
noe ~ntrh nay lie "a: oiT ard so!i = any
bank pr banker
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
I.ntcIt i.oAe-,
V2

John c. Hail and ct'crs.
!, :he Circuit Conr, for Ct. Mary's County
..::.ng as Court of Equity.
No. SOL Equity
KY vir.ue Of authority vested in me aS CicTf
tj NJ the Crcuir Court tor Salt Mar ;
co.nIv. bv III. '"oie OF luh!i' G,n'ra
,,." g lnie state, il is ncrcb" ord"r"d, H."
r., ,.nort ot r l., & C"u.)s. Irus'ce il t.,is
case kr ratified ard C"rt':ncd, tnito
cas-. to the c"E:trn7v hc shown .h Or h"'"r'
,c bird NJ uuay of No'r r"x,; provided :
o.,,y ,trrI- rrier be Inserted III ;h- San
N.,,,, f;a=ctie nrce week Tor thrcc succ,s
.vr weeks previous to fa'd third Monday 81
Co.. next.
The report states III" land I'D fer s!.7lo
JOHN A CAVALIER, Clk.
True corv-le-t:
.JO!IN a. CAVALIER, CiE.
July 9Th iSG!-3~
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06
EQUITY NOTICE.

Walter Mitchell } In tn" Circri, Court
vs >fnr saint Mar,s county.
'ohn II So,horon ! sitting as a Cour, OF
& lE9nity.
Henry f. Moston
FsNEiE object OF tlis suc j. % procure De-
y cree f's the sale "f cr'nin ral estate in
Sai'rt Mar,'s county, Maryland which was
m"rtsagch BY tie d PENDANT. John II. Srthn-
rNn, {" III" complainant. on the r4th ,lav o
March. 1868, The original and amended bill
>'st's. IN substance, that. on 80 l4th dav ci
March. 1858. the said .IIhn H. Snlho-on coy.
rr,ed certain rcrl estate |, Gated in st Ma-y's
county. and which j. particularly mentioned
il said rotvs, anca. ti'cd with the said ht;i rs
An Exhibit. unto HE said Waller Mitchell. bv
| way "f nortLace TO secure tie payment of
{; ur thousand Ave hundred dollars. with inter
~ thereon. as specified IN said BILL to h- paid
in t's.e years. q
n the 10Th dav Of March 1859. the ssid
hJ"hn II. S"thoron conveyed certain real estate
located ir s.. Mary's county, which is rar,ic-
u|ary dcSrrih,d and mentioned in said con-
vcvancr fled with said bill as ar Exhibit. to
Henry E. Morton, bv way nf mortgage, 20 Sc
,ure the paym, Mt If eleven thousand, "ne
| 'luuuIeu ana tlEHSf"niUe ana sIStS"
four cents tSIlls964), with interest from
the 26,h day Of March, 1859. anl which
mortgage is alleged to be unpaid
The hili prays Tor the sale Of sa,d r.a. es-
ate to paw The af,.re>aid Indebtedness md in
i"r' st, and also states that the said John Il.
Imhoron Is no, a resident Of the State OF Ma
ry'ana.
/, is there'nre adindeed and ordered this
20rh day of June. 1868, tha, the complainant,
by causinz copy If this order to be publish
n n the 81. Mays az-.,c. ooce week for
oar successive weeks. l-cvi Us !" the first
Monday OF August Lczt give n"tice 10 tho
aid .Ichu II. S'thc-'n OF tn" ohi.r and -rh-
S.auee az tbs hill. ari warn him To- arp. ar n
III, C,n., ei,' er IL person or by solicitor u
N lefore tie Srd Monday OF November next,
e answer TIE premises and show cause IL any
NJ h.s, Why q deere ought n", 10 pass as
prayed.
Clerk.
Tru cnrv.
JSO. 4. CAHAIJ-R.
Ca,h
J..e .cu1 ,56:-,A.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06
MUSIC.


/ NEW S1NG IT, AN Old TUNE
AR" f1r the H--cnn."
o. come {" M. my rr;li~ dr.-.
i ito1ari rnwp 60 ri '".
Were PC hSER takrs s'.h 'i4cnoe:-s
l..ni - 20 Where i-->;'le
II" '.t"s imh'r-vrc- Wi. ..o', pes
And F',,cr'pha beside
IGn>t-itn pictures ~, hc .1krs,
We'll MI tax" a r,ia
CE lRUs-riren com" - PrRSrP'S w,yoa
IN. cc!nr - pjH-FR>> Na:,n.
o., COM. 10 rtHSER'. Wagon.
An! We'll n. :.,Sc . riic!:
want vcur l:tonc:s - ring,
Lihewis@ in l,cS,:
On. 20 Wa. 70 every PARTY
Tother ~! carry N nv pocket.
know voni Wish ny liseneSs
T" ~ taken god and 'ru",
Az! PC'~er's .ha hes: Artist
OF al | oyer Hnov.
CioaUs Then CONT. &c.
His wagon l. the !1rG"r;
That ever rcu did -np:
There's skvl!sht ali across il.
And s.l' llglt% to- there be;
H!~ llkenfS-c> on urror.
Tie Cart. I, !-1;Sitc. moan,
And Ittgn ties the r1,,-t >rf Sng,
Tat '.yrr .l"rr wrr.' seen
CU0Ers-Tucn come. sc
IIs ~acon - wcM cv.'.
H. t.';.- I" < i s :, ..s la--
+ i .-:.r' ,ccr Zee; l,."
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06
SnERIFF'S SlLE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

PT virtue Of three wr;;s OF verditinni cx-
- ponas, Issued ~, # The Circuit Court 9!
Ssi.i Mars's coun,v,-.at a.. SUIT OF the
President. Directors srd Co,rIanv rf the
Merchants Bank OF Baltimore. agar 5. the
good. and ch,ttel., 'amGe and ,-n"lneutS C.
William 4. & W. W padsct, ard to re
directed have s.,.zct, a!G taken ,r execution
all the ri:,;,. title. interest. Claim and demal.d
at Ia~ an! n equity e tie raid William \
(. ". W. P.dgr>s in aut - the following
property, e. Wit
Onc tract os parcel o. land called and
known as
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06
Sk!TRY00D
or
BACON POINT.

~hfeh was pnrcnascd from the undersigned
as trustee. by Ge' rye +. Campbell. deceased
ssd Campbell having died witLou, pay!n.
The purchase ma,ey.
T.lis Farm Consists ofabout
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22
AFTERNOON SESSION

Mr. BENNETT said he believed there was
special order for this hour. viz: the hanging
Of an individual named JEFF Dawson a sour
apple tree. As there is no quorum present, As
matter OF course we shall not be able to do
anything with it. good many Republicans
are absent, and being satisfied that no
Democrat would vote for il. he thoughts I'm.
necessary 10 get up discussion nj this hour
on a political question from which no good
could come. re moved TO lay the resolution
on the table.
The motion was agreed to.
MIR. CULLEN demanded call of the SEN
ate
The call was ordered and proceeded until
> senators answered 10 their names, when
ON motion by Mr.. CULLEN, further pro-
eeedings under the call were dispensed with
Mr.. COBB offered the following:
Resoloed That the Auditor OF State shall draw his
warrant on the State Treasurer for toe Of hun
dred dollars. 20 be paid to the Principal and Assistant
Secretaries Ct the Senate provided in the general
propration bill, special session. 1865. when they shall
present 10 the Auditor the certificate Of the State
Printer that the have furnished the Index OK the Jour
DIAL Of the present session.
IL was adopted.
Mr.. BENNETT offered the following:
ResOiced, That he State Librarian be instructed 70
collect aud preserve In some secure place. all the furn
tire and art les purchased for III Of the Senate.
which are Onhauds at the adj ournment.
ON motion by Mr.. NILES, it was amended
10y adding the following:
And Il Is hereby made the duty Of the Doorkeeper 10
deliver the Librarian all the artcies contemplated In
this resolution aud TO tax ais ecept therefor peci
csy describing said articles. ard TO file such receipt in
/ the Office Of the Auditor Of State.
! The resolution. ~ amended. was adopted.
A message from the House of Representa-.
tIves announced an error in the vote on the
bill, :. No. 30. ami asked it, return to that
body.
Tn motion by Mr.. NAWTER. the vote wa.
reconsidered 10y which the senate ccncurrrd
in the House amendments.
II was ordered that the hill be returned e
the House.
Mr. tASON. from the Committee on Federal
Relations. returned Mr.. Brown of Wells joint
resolution, :. No II. on the subject Of OuI
Federal Relations and matters connected there.
with. and Mr. Casons joint resolution, :. Ne
~ IN favor Of ship canal around Niagara
/ Falls, reporting that. n the senate j. about Il
adjourn. il will be impossible 10 give them the
consideration they deserve. and recommending
that they lie on the table.
The report was concurred in.
4 message from the House of Representa-
tiVes announced the passage by that body of q
concurrent resolution, authorizing the Acting
! Governor 10 accept from the United states tn,
general hospital at Jacksonville. etc.
TN motion by Mr.. BENNETT, the senate
concurred i'm the resolution.
1 And then the senate adjourned
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE.
THURSDAY. December II, 1865


The House met at ten o'clock An
Mr. >tringer'> resolution. submitted ycster-
day. with regard 90 the management Of the
state Prisons. after debate and various pro-
positions 10 amend. was adopted.
JEFFERsoNvILLE HOSPITAL
Mr.. NEWCOMB. from the select Committee
to which WAS referred the mesagc
of the Acting Governor in the mat
ter Of the Jacksonville Hospital. re-
ported the following concurrent reSolu-
tion> In relation 10 the transfer Of the United
states General Hospital al Jacksonville to the
state Of Indiana.
BE IL Resolred by the House Of Representa-
tires. the senate concurring therein. That
The Lieut.. and acting Governor j. hereby au-
thorized and directed 10 accept from the proper
authorities of the United states a transfer Of
the General Hospital nj Jacksonville. with
such equipment thereof a. may be included
in such transfer. and 10 receipt therefor in the
name of the state Of Indiana.
And be IL further Rss0lred. That until the
state shall. by law. provide for the care and
support of such disabled soldiers may de-
>irc the benefits of a soldiers home or asylum.
the Executive may grant the Use Of said hospi-
tai. and it. equipment. 10 any private associ-
alton that viii assume the care Of such dis
ahlcd soldiers.
AMER debate. the proposition was adopted
with an amendment 10y Mr.. BJ >kIHk. add
in words o. this effect: And II the Governor
can Mt make arrangements with the owners
without the state becoming responsible for the
rent. then he shall sell the Hospital aud IL
equipment on or before the expiration of the
term 1T the lease-the proceeds thereof e. he
applied by him for the benefit Of disabled In
diana >oldiers-ef which application b. shall
report o. the next General Assembly.
Mr.. III >klkk submitted joint resolution
for the appointment of Commission of men,
her. II the two Houses three members q the
House and Two 81 the Scnatc-to revise the
Judiciary system of the state, and report t.
the next General Assembly.
After dchat,
II was laid on the table yeas g.. nav -.
Mr.. speaker PEIrIIr~" Monroe Doctrine'
resolution induced considerable discussion.
Mr.. puuham's amendment striking ont the
words. q" and by means entirely adequate 10
elect" was agreed to
And - the resolution was adopied-ycas Il.
naV~ I.
Mr.. RRANHAM called up the senate con-
current resolution accepting " L. Holloway
proposition % print i,Ip enp!c, ~ The Adiu-
tint t.lareral~ report for ~ 20: and ailer IT.
bate II Ns> siopted without division.
Mn low gtifs concurrent resolution for in
quest into the management q the sinking
Fund. a. amended hy way u substitute hy Nj.
MILLER. va adopted.
Mr. HAMRIe h ami Mr.. PETIT Mr.. Hem
firks Ia the chair attempted o. Introduce
advisory resolutions. bat were prevented by
intervening objections.
Andthcu the House adjourned till tomorrow
morning = o'clock.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22
THE RIVER PATH.
ny JOHN g. WHITTIER.

ny JOHN g. WHITTIER.
No bird-song foated down the hill.
The tangled bank below was still;
No rustic from the birchen stem.
No ripple from the waters hem.
The dusk Of twilight round-us grew.
We felt the falling Of the dew;
For. from, W. ere the day was done.
The wooded hills shut ont the sun.
HUT on the rivers farther side.
We saw the hill-top> gloriiied
A tender glow. exceeding fair.
\ dream Of day without it, glare
With u the damp. the chill. the gloom;
With them the sunsets rosy bloom;
While dark through willowy vistas seen.
The river rolled In shade between.
From out the darkness where we trod.
We gazed upon the~e hills of Ged.
Whose light seemed not of moon or sun;
We sPake not. but our thought was one
We paused n II from that bright shore
Beckoned our dear enc~ gone before;
And stilled cur beating hearts 10 hear
The oires lost 10 mortal ear
sudden our pathway turned from night
The hills swung open Ia the light:
Through their green gates the sunshine showed
\ long. slant splendor downwar flowed.
Down glade and Glen anal bank il relied;
II brilgCd the shaded stream with gold:
AM borne on piers Of mist. allied
rht -ha.iewy with the >unIt side
-" praycd wr. when our feet draw near
The river. dark with fear.
b. mi the night comtth chill with dew.
-. Father, bet Thy light break through
80 lct the hiil~ II deunt divide.
- bridge with faith The sumie-, tile,
- lct the eyeS that flil on earth.
en- Thy eternal hills hok forth;
s. And in Thv herkoniug angels know
The dear ones whom we lowed below.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

\ CONF ,RIsoN. The Philadelphis dge. ia
alluding II the treatment of jefferson Davis.
savs. N j. an OLD story over again. Long ago.
" hen Napoleon was sent % -. Helena. a poet
appealed h. = victor la line that ring IN our
ears now with All their force aud all their
LILY. ltWas Tom crib % fellow pngilist:
: MAJ nos--sns old hero. isihis Your rrnown.
u thts thr new eof hirA man when he's
down:
hen the ioe has kncck'd uEdcT 10 tread on
hlm them
by the hit of my father. blush for thSe mn -
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

Alv easements Inserted longer time than three
will be charged proportional 10 the three months
scale
Tncaf notices. sin lines and under, fl co. more than
.it Ines and less than ten o. 50. over Ten lines u
cent. per line each Insertion.
AT irausient and occasional Advertisements and Local
Notice. must be paid for In advance.
Marriage notcss, 81. Funeral soiicrs. sl-
No advertisements With cuts vii be taken.
The rates q Advertising ia the weekly Herald will be
hafthe rates charged In the DAILY Herald for week
o. longer time.
discontinued before praon Of con-
tract vii BE- charged for the time inserted according
The abb rates.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22
Taxe Particular Notice.

Drs keigu CO. stdre.s al those NO have injured
rmelres ~ lrirfopsr nfugsuos tnt solitary habsts.
which min bath body aud mind uniting taem fss either
bl.irsss. .fufy. society ~ marriage.
me uuparais~ success whch has stt.nted our p-sc-
tee ant the many rrrnartsbs cures have Elected
~heh we're pronounced iDc8rabe b. NE mos. eminent
phrcars. fycs1s In ofeElns cur s~rvsc~a - the
ronfi nee " tes unfortunate Our long prarfcs AMI
10 nlofsuen ~ the medca fraternity al almost tbs
euf ~ pres should colFince tie .ket4cs tbal
can ana sIli perform all promise.
Dr.. Acton Co have Tor many years extensively de-
vof their attention % The treatment Il taete con-
plants
es8srnae- Cfc- In Pen Frsnk IN Frnsinx Cf BALD
M. No u West AaryiA street, IND polls in.iana
deci5 ftEiy
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

Drs. Acton CO-Dear s.rsi mast again stale hat
your reneties really eroeiert for scr0fula. syph
b. inni weakre-s turtles u the bloos. and
they never fail 20 wbsu usei - dfectsd. have
20 osedef in curing the worst cas- y syfhyls IN
our Aospltai-, 10 The short space - fo1f weeks.
P. ". ~ LEsLEE, n. d.
rew Yort. December Il. Iss7.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22
44TH INDIANA LEGISLATURE,
Special session

ssrsNrED ,ou TaE HsHslD ~ a AsD y. =. sasSIss
Omissions and ourfdifmenfs II these Re
ports. Tor trdHf II space "a these columns trif4
b. printed IN fhs Brerier Legislature Reports.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

VITASTED-lo.op old Wine Bottles q cur Store.
:" Ne. 81 ws~s Pearl street. &c sksSA iAs AAxA~ss
msrfst pce III, be rsif VIII send team TOT lots
5osis-diy NIERs. JAxEs ! PRAHopT.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22
RENovAroRs.
Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment,


II Illinois street, Ind an spoiis. Indiana.
Al this old and vel knee shii-hmcnt. the sdies
have silks and ~ooleu oo1- dyed perm ana
eea1ufneoors, and ssnt garments renoy
ted And rep2se4.
Se~ aud secout hand sicthins ooaxht and sois siso
psticular branch In. Enc draw
ing-bila st.be cloth, 90 tear IN any garment can be
~roughttLst can not e visible 10 the NAKED ere
Reu~r eertes pisce. Nc g. seush Illinois street
novf ar f0svpu HsRRts p-ov.s.tw-
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22
-BcGer-onyiue Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains leave I1dlanapcIl, daIl,

i"'ec aASehsef Trans leave Indianapolis daily
OFTIcsRs-D. Ricketts,, President; Horace Scot, On,
Perintendent; james Ferrier General Ticke, Ayen,.
rhomas CHse, General Freight Agent. Jenersouyie l.:
lhomas Carse, General Agent. Indianapolis.
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Drs. Acton a. Col have cured. - the = your
remedies several patients that hat been Inmates a the
Iaaa;lc Asylum from the et effects ~ smInsl weak
.effary hab'ts- % FL surh Gases cons der
nothing ca equal your medicine
w. SuIR7, n. D.
Albaay. = y, October Is. isr3
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INSURANCE.
WE GIVE BELOW LIST or PARTIES ISsUREr
w In the
SINNISSlPPl INSURANCE COMPANY,

who have sustained loss BY Gre soc> s organization
The trst column denotes the number q policy thl
second column the amount Insured. Al regards the
prompssfnde q the Company In
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Lafayette and indianapolis Rail.
road.

three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily
oirIcsRs-Willam +. Reynolds. President. J. NJ Rer-
per- Assistant Superintendent Lafayette; W. H. Parmlee
General Agent, indianapolis
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-22

\ resident Of Memphis. SAYS the II. Louis
RenuhHcGn. has dressed the G0vernor u
Mississippi. Recommending o. his attention
scheme Tor shortening the Mississippi river. The
nropo.itiou i L. lessen The ,Usfaucr between
t,,.s sud New Orleans 500 miles. or IN reduce
ID from s,sa a. sf1a fniles- The ehect would hC
a. increase the current ont-tourth. "a L. give.
Eor high water. \ current 81 seven miles per
hour Instead II ne. amt for low water a cur
rent 81 i've mtles per hour instead uf three
A part of this >el4tuc T. o. dam up kei river
near a. junction with the Mississippi. . A. T.
throw the waters " hieh seek an outlet through
Red river Into tn NtchaDlfNa and BerWieN's
han
MOTTO dauaee thr commerce of New Orleans.
au iron loek il q te Ilae,.d ga the dam - e.
10 boats into AMI out cd the Mississippi
through Red river. Another part Il the plan
contemplate. that 81 the OUTLETS. both natural
AMI ARTIFICIAL frem near thr mouth ef Rcd
river. GA TIE west bank % TIE Mississippi river
% Pine Bluff Arkausss. cotfld he opened.
small streams strai.hfrnrd ami their banks
lttced. thus opening q system 1T Drainage
ihruu.h country embracing the h,.st portion
e Arkansas - fle same time. W ia these posi-
tive outlets. DRAWING lar-t Quantities II water
from tlts Mississlppi. ny, 81 O. return.
Df the praetlcahllts If this shortening
-chrmf, oitaereIue river f5ien and those " io-''
lusiut.. 10 i. u solve questions m hydraulics
ihis question i may ecelir O. ~atne mind THAT
there IT, a prev lou. eue 81 some interest. That
l. whether affer al. locking at inc Interests n
fhs ahule Mississippi border. il river I ..p
mIl l.u.s i not better than one quarter lf~.,
e,pecslIs WHEN ilis ctiiiailed distance J. pur.
chased lt tie expense 81 such an in, res-t VA
TIE f'l"fltt 90 Pre- eitfrsut - VIII rettrd the
pa. ~ - h"ai. a-een,iias the STRAIN. without
tull 'einlsnsatie1i in the rtn made ht boat,
ds-rs;idinr IT,
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