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The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-09

ASSESSORS OFFIcE.-Calling yesterday on Mr
Bradshaw, the courteous and oblgng Assessor
for the Sixth Collection District of Indiana, We
found him and his deputies busily engaged in
investigating the returns of certain and sundry
OF our business men. who have been making
returns altogether disproportionate to the bust
ness they have done, and not in accord with
their pretensions in the commercial world. He
was particularly engaged in investigating the re-
s-of a certain manufacturer Of clothing 10
this city, who has been, in his monthly report OF
articles manufactured. returning about $500 to
$500 The investigation now in progress shows
that be should have returned as many thousands
An opportunity will be afforded him to correct
the mistake by paying the additional 100 per
cent. penalty on his tax. The Assessor assures
US that this is only a beginning, and that he in
tends to persist in "a vigorous prosecution" OF
the subject. The Assessor informs US that many
Of our manufacturers are negligent about the
matter Of filing the required monthly returns
In all such cases 50 per cent. additional tax will
be assesses against such delinquents. 1t is all
important that the Federal tax should be col
lected impsrtialy, and that evading the law
should be punished. Parties whom this may con-
should take notice that in addition to the
additional assessment, the District Attorney or
United States Commissioner might take it into
his head to look into the matter.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-09

NKw YoRk. Nov. S.-Counterfeit $50 legal
tender notes are in circulation in this city, and
are very close limitations of genuine, experts be-
ing deceived. There is but two discrepancies
between the notes apparent to the public. The
last part of the engraving of the bead of Ham
ilton on the face of the note. represents q line
of his waistcoat crossing q white collar at the
neck. the acute angles formed BY the shape
of the collar so far as known perfect in the
counterfeit. but in the genuine the lines OF
flesh drawn by the engraver across the point OF
the collar at the junction with the wsistcoat
Other discrepancies in the shape of ornaments
in the border, on each end Of the face OF the
bills. and the border en- the back. The figures
50 in the genuine is in an octagonal frame. rsth-
err we'll defined, though the angles are not sharp,
eight sides are easily discerned. In the counter
feis the border ornaments octogonal in only
a slight degree seem perfect circles. lt lie
thought that the Treasury Department will call
in all the $50 legal tender notes that are not
in circulation.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-09

CIRcUTr CoURr-CRTNIsAL DocKu-The
State vs.. Charlotte F King. bigamy: concluded
from Yesterday; verdict of guilty: sentence. two
years in the penisentiary. Leatbers for the
State. Gordon and Colley for defendant.
Coxxos Pleas CouRT-CIvIL DocxEr-Mc-
Cord ct. al, w.. Bond. Still in progress.
U. 5. DIsrRIcr CoURr-November term,
second day. Nothing of Importance done beyond
the entertaining Of motions and the calling of q
norton of the civil docket
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vention of colored men net here to -day for I'd,
purpose Of advancing the interest of their peopl,
10 this State.
Upon the assemblage being called 20 ordei
fifteen towns were found 10 be represented, and
arriving trains brought and will bring more.
The Convention was addressed this evening b,
Mr.. Day.
Fred. Douglass is expected to address the
members to- morrow.
An adjournment will take place TO- morrow
night.
Vim. Fitch, Of Troy, 10 Chairman.
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Twe are now in the midst Of ths. most de-
lightful season Of the year. !. e. the Indian sun
mer II i. the last tribute Of love that summer
leaves u earth when she retires to give place TO
relentless winter. Let u appreciate this briei
interval OF bszy skies aud exailarating atmos-
pierre while we can. for
"Old copper-colOred winter sosu will come
To dull the besuteous year
Ts IN his brawny arms and bid
its glories disappear"
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-09

ANNUAL SESSION or THE GRAND DIVISION OF
DING PRocEEoINes- pursuance to adjourn
ment, the Grand Division of Sons of Temperance
met yesterday at 81, O'Clock A. NJ, and opened
in due form. Officers all present The first in
order being the election of officers for the ensu-
ing year, the following officers were elected:
E j. Morris, of indianapolis, Grand Worthy
Patriarch; Alfred Stevens, of Lswrenceburg
Grand Worthy Associate; L. Albeit. of Indian
spois, Grand Scribe; J. b. Albeit, of Indian
apois, Grand Treasurer; o. T. Biggs, of New
port. Grand Conductor; r. T. Brown. of Indi-
annapolis. Grand Chaplain; F. T. Tenney, OF
Lawrenceburg. Grand Sentinel
The several Standing Committees reported
which were accepted.
The following resolutions were presented and
adopted:
Resolved. That as Sons of Temperance. W,
opposed TO licensing the traffic in iutoxicatiul
drinks as beverage.
Resolved, That We request the Legislature oil
this State 10 pass such laws as will make al
those engaged in the traffic in intoxicating Ii
quors, responsible Tor all injuries arising iron
| such traffic.
Resolved, That the best interests Of the PEG
| ole of this State demand a Prohibitory Liauo
Law, and TO this end We, as Sons of Temperance
will increasingly labor. until that shall be OBJ
tanned.
Resolved. That a Committee, consisting o
the Grand Worthy Patriarch, Grand Scribe, an,
Bro. VIM. Hannamsn, be appointed TO inquir
into the propriety aud possibility of establishing
a Temperance Paper, a. organ of this Gran,
| Division and the Temperance cause generally.
Resolved, That semi-annual session of th
Grand Division be held on the first Tuesday i
June. lo66. al Lswrenceburg, Indians.
The following delegates were elected to To
National Division, Sons of Temperance, to b
held in the city of Montreal, Canada West. o
the 2lst day OF June, lc66: VIM. Hannamar
X. 1 Brown. Henry Ohr. L. Albeit. J. B. Ab
bet,, h. J Lindley. J r. BSty, A. S. Kingsley
L. a. Goodwin. Z. J. Morris, Alfred Stevens
J. I. Boyd and p Sage
The proceedings of the Grand Division Wa
ordered to be published in pamphlet form 20
distribution TO the several Grand Division
throughout the United States and Subordina,
Divisions in this State
After much other important business va
transacted. the Division adjourned.
l.. ABsErr. Grand Scribe.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-09

az Jenison, Nelson 4 Co, successors 10 W.
h. Talbot Co, No. "a, East Washington
street. have on hand. and are daily receiving
additions to, the best selected stock OF goods
ever brought to the indianapolis market. com
prisinga large assortment of Ladies and Gents
Gold and Silver Watches, Fine Sets Of Jeselry
and a complete assortment OF Pure Coin Silver
ware, and the best quality of Plated Ware, such
as Tea Sets. Ice Pitchers, Casters, &c, the
styles OF all which are entirely new and very ele-
CANT.
They would call attention more particularly TO
to their large stock Of American Watches.
among which is the celebrated Howard Move
ment, which they would respectfully recommend
TO railroad men. 80
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WASHINGTON. Nov s-The trial of Conmo-
dore Craven was resumed to-day before the Far
ragut Court Martial, the accused pleading not
guilty to the charges and specifications served
Naval officers who visited the Stonewall after
she had surrendered were examined on the part
of the prosecution as to the build, armament and
fighting capacities of that vessel.
Chief Engineer Freeman, of the pirate Ala
5ama, has been pardoned. on recommendation of
Captain Winslow; also John De Bree, rebel ma
val Pavmaster
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-09

LAW SCHOOL.

TUNHE NEXT SESSION OF THE LAW SCHOOL OF
the Northwestern Christian University, ct lndi.
annapolis will commence the first Monday Of December
and continue four months
The Professors Of this Institution Hon. David Me-
Donald ILL., D. U. 8. District Jadge for this State; Hon
Charles A. Ray Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court
Of Indiana and Albert u. Porter late Reporter Of
the Supreme Court Of Indiana The character Of these
gentlemen lawyers give sufficient Assurance that the
School will be conducted ably and efficiently.
The Course OF Instruction will embrace two annual
sessions Of four months each. The object Is TO give q
every student such training IN the branche,
Of the Common Law and Equity, In the Code Of practices
and Pleading. In Constitutional Law IN the yurfs
prudence Of the United States 20 enable him 10 enter
on practice successfully distraction will Be given
BY day lectures and rectsons In the Text Books and
weekly Moot Court.
The tuition IL S75 per session. payable In advance.
This embraces all fees, except the diploma Fee which
Is g.
AZ Indianapolis. KLuAH GOODWIN,
sepz2- d2mPres- Board D.rectors n W. C. T.
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sTy- The beautiful lots lately known as the
Blake orchard, surveyed by Hosbrook, will be
for sale the coming week on easy terms and
fair prices. at the rooms of the National Land
Agency, No. 10 West Washington street.
The lots on Tennessee street, have 80 foot
East front. 1875 feet deep, covered with beautiful
shade and fruit trees.
The lots on Mississippi street will be 40 feet
front. 1875 feet deep, to a 30 foot alley
These lots have the higheet elevation in the
city Walnut street will be opened TO Mississip-
pi street For information apply to
THos. MADDEN, Real Estate Agent,
orr W. BLAKE, Atty. and Conveyencer
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sT- Professor Lenox. Merchant Tailor, has
just received a splendid assortment of New
Goods, from beautiful Chinchla of all shades,
down to Velveteen; also a superior article OF
Melted Jeans, which makes nice suits. All
goods cheaper, by 20 per cent, than any other
house in the city. AS Cutter. the Professor is
second 10 none in the States. Call down and
see for yourselves. and get him to make you
look knobby.
80 South Illinois street.
SO indianapolis, Ind.
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COM M ERCILl.
rBY TELrGRAPH.
cincinnati Market.

CIscNsAT, Nov. 8.
Flour unchanged and quiet; superhne e. 5C(aT IS
extra State 90. and family and fancy Q 75D12
Wheat quiet; old red 90; new lCal IS.
Corn steady at 55G5s for sound ear and sheed.
Oats dull at 37e938 in elevators.
Rye dull at s3GS5c for prime.
Mess pork quiet at 81 90 for city brands
Bulk meats held frmer.
Bacon advanced Ic and clear sides &c: sales II 1890
Green meats quiet
Lard in good jobbng demand CSC in SOC
In kegs.
Hogs quiet at IL 505l2 gross. The receipts during
the past twenty -four hours have been 400 head.
Linseed oil advanced to i So
Cotton dull and prices nominal
Groceries dull.
Whisky in demsnd at 2 30
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-09

eB- Something mysterious is going on at the
Indiana State Museum. Weare notaware what
the mystery is, but are assured by the strange
oondue. of Madame. that the community will be
astonished soon with some novel announcement.
Some curious looking packages. closely secured
have passed up stairs lately, and new Manager
appears to be around. We know him to be one
that has long been connected with the business
Lookout for something new at the Museum.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-09

Flour quiet.
Wheat firm al the opening and advanced Iaoc
Corn firm. opening at 56d57, and closing 55%c for
No. and 53kc for No. 2.
Oats dull at &c.
Freights dull: Sc o Buffalo.
Provisions dull.
Hogs moderately firm.
Receipi.-4500 bbls. four &c 900 bushels wheat g.
600 bushels corn. I. 900 bushels oats
shipments-320 900 bbls -four, IS 900 bushels whe at,
10000 bushels corn, 60,0C0 bushels oats.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-09

csy- From Mr.. J. c. Burnett. Deputy State
Auditor. we learn that the work of retiring the
circulation il nearly completed by the Banks OF
Indiana. although by law two years will be re-
quired for any bank to wind up its business and
retire its circulation. In April last. the circula-
ton of the State Banks amounted to 81 ,293. j.
$50 co. At this time their circulation does not
exceed sl50.000 90. A rapid contraction
surely. and illustrating the potency Of the ma.
tional currency
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-09

MERCHANT TAILoRING-ScHoLrz & FoLrz.-
Competition always fosters excellence. and in
such cases the most energetic and skillfu in
their branch of the business bear away the palm
Messrs SoHoLTz 4 FoLTz, at No. 81, North
Pennsylvania street, have long enjoyed the pre-
eminence in the CITY Merchsnt Tailors. Or
nearly all the well dressed men of this city-unc
their number is legion-you can recognize Loui:
Scholtz's sign MANUAL, i. e. an uneIceptionabls
Fl, the latest style and the best material in the
market. 60
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The Cholera eamer-FOrthcOmlD 4
Pressdent's FrOclama zion.

The Cholera OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Presidents Proclamation.
NEW York. Nov 6.-Dr. Sayers. of this city
vsited the Atalanta yesterday. There is no
sickness on board the vessel, all the sick having
been removed to the Nightingale Hospital Ship
From the statement made to him by the surgeon
of the ship, and BY Dr. Burdel, health officer,
he SAYS there can be no doubt to the nature
of the disease; il is the Asiatic cholera.
Governor Curtin has been lying seriously III
in this city since Sunday. His physicians report
him better to-day.
The Commercials Washington dispatch SAYS:
The President will issue proclamation declsr-
ing the restoration of peace before the meeting
of Congress.
Joe Johnston is coming to Washington to or
ganize an agency for his express.
Albert Pike is in Washington.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-09

eT-lf you want Beautiful French Patent
Leather Boot one that will 6t your foot perfect
ly and always keep in shape, leave your order
with A. Lintz, at No. 80 West Washington
street. He has in his employ men who make
this branch speciality, and the work now made
in his shop s a. good as the best made any
where in the United States. 70
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From Havana and Jamaica.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 6.-Hava na dates of the
2eth ult. state that the severe hurricane of the
22i and 23d ragged with great orce all over the
Island. In Havana harbor ma ~ vessels drifted
foul Of the wharves and sunk. The Admiral 9
flag ship into the wharf, damaging several
schooners and boots. Seyera launches, with
cargoes were sunk. A total of City vessels were
more or less damaged. The tr.ets of the city
were filed with water to the epth of foot;
houses and walls we're blown dow q, roofs blown
away and the trees OF the Plaza DIT ostrated; two
thirds of the roof Of the The Ate. was torn Of.
The country seats Of the Cay General and
several others suffered considerably.
The passengers by the steamer Columbia pre-
sented gold watch to Capt Bartt' N, for saving
that vessel and their lives from des truction. On
the passage from New York her Tres were pu,
ont, she was thrown on her beam ends and the
sea washed completely over her, but owing to
the efforts of her Captain and her a BILE engineers
she was carried through safely.
The barbarities practiced Ia St. Thomas, ia
maca, are confirmed. The authc rites have
hanged about fifty culprits. Lurry is in state
of siege and ST. Thomasis under N ntial Law
British steamers have left to take troops from
Barbados TO Jamaica.
An association has been formed in Cuba tc
prevent the slave trade.
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eovraxos OF FLORIDA. xr.<.sr


Nrw Yosx. Nov. s.-Tbs Herald psbIisbe-
Florida Reconstruction CONVENTION. ThePresi-
dent doe not think IL would be yell % presest
to confer the privilege of voting on negroes, and
believes thss Congress vill not demand THE ~
an indispensable preliminary 10 TIE admission Of
their Representatives. but be urges upon the
Convention, as q matter Of the plAiness justice.
~ vol a. Of wisdom, that laws foe the no-l
complete protection Of freednen's civil rights be
passed, and that their testimony be received in
the courts
DAvIs' TRIAL
The Washington Republican ays: We are
able 70 state positively that IL is sstrled purpose
Of the Government to give Davis fsir and i'm
partial trial in the highest tribunal In the land.
before jury of his peers. having Jurisdiction
over such criminal eases Ii Il bot Just 10 state
that the DELAY of the trial cannot be attributed
70 any act on the part Of the President OF the
MAINLAND ELECTION.
Bosrox. Nov e.-Lstest returns indicate the
election Of Frazier, Representative 20 Senate in
Dorchester county. which secures Union msjor-
ity in that body. IL seems that Spence will be
elected Judge in the 18th Circuit In nearly ev.
cry county in the State the regular Republican
ticke. for court officers elected.
THE yKxiAxs AT BALTIMORE
BALrrxoKE, Nov s.-The Fenians had great
gathering at the Maryland Institute Hall 10.
night. The room was densely crowded. Speeches
we're made by Vim. J. Hines of Philadelphia.
Major Tookey. of Washington, J. J. Stewart and
Frank Gallagher, of Baltimore. Great enthusi-
asm was manifested.
CHOLERA IN SPAIN.
From the fact that the cholera il raging severe
~ in Spain 1t is feared that II may make lie way
here. and therefore ell vessels arriving from
Spain are subjected to strict quarantine.
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TRENTON, N. j., Nov. s.-Ohicial-Ward'
majority in the State will not vary much from
1000 to 2. 500
The next Legislature will stand as follows
Union majority 10 the Senote, 1: Assembly 10
The election of Ward secures the election Of
Republicans as Clerks in Cbancery and So.
preme Courts. and host Of other positions.
The State is ringing with rejoicing.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-09

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.-Deputy United States
Marshal Sharkey arrested, Yesterday. at Lake
Harbor, Lancaster county. DIR. Edison Osborne,
dealer in counterfeit postal currency. When be
was arrested no counterfsit money was found on
him, but several packages he had just mailed
were found to contain sheets f bogus currency
He has been suspected and watched for many
months.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-09

sT- Important notice of sale of elegant and
valuable City Lots 10 the local columns Of to-
days paper. Call at the Nation Land Agency,
and apply TO 1
Col. j w BLAKE
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rE William SNYDER 4 Co, No. 81 South Me-
ridian street, Wholesale and retail dealers in Stan
berry 4 Walkers Fresh Can and Shell Oysters.
Fresh Fish received daily. City and country Or
ders filed promptly, and as cheap as the cheapest.
Orders from country towns and railroad stations
sent out by the earliest trains leaving Indian
apois. Go
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PKRsoSAL.-Hon NJ. c. Kerr. of New Al
bany. Brig. General Sol Meredith and Hon. J
r. Julian. of Centrevlle. Col. Murphy. of New
Castle, aud Hon. j. l.. Mason. of Shelbyville.
were 10 the city yesterday
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A Coon CHANCE FoR ISvksrxESr.-A large
quantity of unredeemed pledges for sale very
cheap at the Pawnbrokers, les East Washington
street. Clothing. Boots aud Shoes, Musical In
struments. Sewing Machines, Furs; also. 5000
Fine " bite Double and Single Blankets; 1000
large and small Bed Spreads; 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.
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sE-The various mechanics associations
throughout the State. will hold convention in
this city on the Goth int. The adoption of the
eight hour system will be advocated and consid-
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gEA match game Of Base Ball viii be PLAYED
this afternoon by the limited States nine OF
the City, and the first nine Of the estern Base
Ball Club" The game commence st ] 1so'e'oek'
r. NJ. The public generally are inv;:ed to attend.
BY the Secretary Western b. b. O.
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chusetts avenue keeps ahead, as we notice the
Capital Drug Store" at the corner OF Vermont
street, has been greatly enlarged, aud is now one
of our first-cass drug stores in every respect.
9D-tf
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CIRCLE SrREEr PRoPERrY HoLDERs-Owners
Of property on Circle street. and the four diverg
lng streets. ara requested to meet this evening
~ o'clock at the Eiitorsl room of the Jour
nal Office
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cEy- Merchants, Bankers. Insurance and Rail
road Officers will find Stationery aud Paper
Envelopes, Blank Books, at the New School
Book and Stationery House of Parsons. Maca uly
i Co, Is West Maryland street. sc
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cE-We are indebted to Mr. II. l.. Nelson, of
the extensive Jewelry. Clock and Watch house
Of Jennison, Nelson & Co, for his valuable and
scientific services. in adjusting our sanctum
clock. which had gotten out of repair of late. 1t
- all right now. and "a often a. we have occasion
To refer to the dial for the passing hour we shall
think OF him with grateful, remembrance
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MAYORS CoURr Two cases of into1ication
lenses before his Honor. the Mayor. yesterday
Improvement on the prolx list of the day be-
fore
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eE I'VE live for what We can est and wear"
is popular philosophy Heitkam's. Merchant
Tailor, No. q North Illinois street. is the FASH
iouable resort in this City for tie external man
and fts no mankind with all TIE decorations
that make mans appearance attractive. 40
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Volume mo. 1 OF Our Advocate pub
lshed by j. W. Iredel & Co.. No. 81 North H.
inois street. has just been laid upon our table
its an advertising sheet and is quite reada-
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From Savannah-Th Georgia Con.
Vent1On.

vent1On.
New YORK, Nov o--The steamer Zodiac,
from Savannah on the 4th, brings the Herald OF
that date.
The Savannah merchants are about sending
North for a steam fire engine.
A dispatch from Augusta to the Herald states
that the river lie rising
Full reports of the State Convention in the
Herald show q strong feeling of adopting the
State war debt, several strong speeches having
been made against reputation.
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TKRRE HsrrE AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD
CHANGE OF TME.-On and after Monday, Nov
9th, the time of this road will be changed as
follows:
Westward, Leave-s:l5 A n, ST. Louis Mail
1885 7. NJ, 81. Louis Express; $40 p. NJ.
Terre Hau,e Mail: $40 p. M, Night E1
press.
Eastward. Arrive-3:45 A. NJ, Eastern EI-
press: l0:4O a. NJ. Tere Haute Accommod..
ton: $40 p. NJ. Evansville Mail: us p. N.
ST. Louis Express.
ISDIASAroLIs, New. I. 1865 So