The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-25
state Items

Morgan raid sufferers.
state Items.
oil has been struck near Lodi. at nine hun
drcd feet.
james VI. Flagg. E-,i.. was drowned while
skating, hest Thursday. at Lama. LaGrange
county.
John strsub, German. has died IN La
faycttc, possessed Of considerable estate, with
cut heirs.
The owen county Journal understands
the spotted fever is raging in Brsysyille, in
that county.
The National Union, Jacksonville thinks
the bridge across the Ohio will start At the
foot Of Wall street, Louisville.
The people Of winamae have had their
court room crowded with Dacotah warriors,
in full costume, and We're highly pleased at the
startling ceremonies
The store house Of X. +. Goodwin a Co..
together with hotel, was consumed at the
shoals. ON the 18th inst. Loss $1,000. Yin
ceHHeS Times.
The young men Of Jacksonville have es-
tablished a skating club. and built an lee pond
for their own accommodation. II j. "A great
place Of resort for young men and ladies. being
protected from outsiders by members of the
club. and kept clear Of snow and debris
INDIANAPOLIS HERuD.-we have received
a copy of the indianapolis Daily HERALD, a
>taunch Democratic paper, intended and dcs-
tined 10 supply a great want in the state Of
Indiana. Both i'm matter and form. II /, uneN-
ccptionable. and we wish the paper every sue
cess, which Its prominence and ability - well
deserve Parts Illinois, Times.
The tanncry in Winslow. Pike county, be-
longing to the springstons. was consumed 10y
lire a few nights ago. II is said the SPRING
stons were engaged in outrages in that locality
during last summer; il i supposed some Of the
injured parties took this means ofre,cngc.
A citizen Of Davicss county. named shields.
was recently killed In the suburbs of the city,
bv a train on the H. X g. Railroad running
over him. lie was observed standing on the
track with his shoes In his hand. by the cngi-
necr, who gave the necessary alarm. but shields
paid no attention to IL. and wT- killed before
the train could Doe checked. tie was no doubt
insane YiacerRes Times.
The Agricultural society Of Morgan couu-
~ have electcdthe following officer, for the en-
suing year: President. Il. III. Tarlcton; Vice
President. Lot VI. IIadlcy; Recording sccre-
tary. l.. L. Dcrurk; Treasurer. \. Wigging-
ton. \ balance OF S5i 81 = reported in Trcas-
ury.
At the annual meeting ~ the LaGrangc
County Agricultural Society. William Dorsey
was elected President. Luke sclby, Vice Prc,i-
dent. Thomas Van Kirk. SECRETARY, and
Thomas McChsky. Treasurer. for the ensuing
year.
The salem Republican Adrocats, has
some plain talk 90 the Central Committee
which wa 10 10 many things It has not done.
Cor the support of the said sheet. The editor
threatens Roll q Dis-lIonor."
AccrnrNr. IN old man nv the name ~
Nanansdale. residing near the Harrison June.
ton, while walking ON the railroad track. on
the 9th inst, was struck by the coy catcher II
a locomotive Ia motion. which broke two ribs,
ono arm aud one lex. and inflicted other ~cri-
Gus injuries. His recovery was considered
doubtful Brookriie AmericoR.
Hoe MARKEr. We quote hogs to-day s9d
40 - - 90 80 net. Farmer, complain Il the
prices. and packers are not particular about
paying more than the above quotations. VII
hanson A e.. commenced packing last
"Wednesday. and up ~ this morning had ~
ceivcd about $50. AMI killed about 100 head.
liaceHHes >ua.
- The Wnanac Isfspcrui ~aNs \ German.
living a few mile. east 81 that place. called ou
the County CLERK. one day last wecA. for
marriage license. but a. he had forgotten and
could not tell hi. intended frow's name, De-
went home in grief saving, "hy tam. no ior-
git him next time"
STATE TEACHES Association. The
,,,lf,b annual tn,,.finu Of this association sil
D, held Al Terrc llauic, commencing CA Tues
,iav. the 18th inst. and continuing four days
The most ample arrangements have been
made With sii the railroads leading 10 thai
c!tv. and All teacher. attending The me,tins
will be- rc,umcl free. upon pay ins fuli isrr ga
going. and receiving the SECRETARY certificate.
We publish ia another column The pro.-
pt,tus ~ the ludianapoh. HERALD. The
HERALD is the only paper that puhlisle, luli
report. 81 The pro.-stiing, &C The Le-i>iaiufc.
10 l. printed On new tNps. anl! j, tine neate~t
paper that comes 10 car table. Judge PEE-
kIN> j. IT. editor. Earring politics. We can
recommend IL o. al " 0 wish first-cla,s ps-
per Published nj the Capital kendallriiis
Standard.
INnf,N uoIfs nAuY HERALD fhi. j. the
title 81 the new ptuoerafic organ which sue
ceeds thc >f1f.Hti. 10 il edited by Judge
Perkins. an experienced newspaper man. and
a most indcfati-Ahlr one in whatever De- un-
atrtake-. ~ presents q fiur appearance, aua
l. "a live. rJsdablc paper. We regret that the
ahiest mi hest conducted paper NJ oar state
capital should be Nirulrni tupVcrhrad sheet
but can noi deny that such j. the fact. 4 gcnu-
Inc unainclins, incouupublc Republican
orsan - much neeled al the capital - our {
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