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IL universal negro suffrage were not granted.
Since that time general guerilla warfare has
been kept up by the abolition orators and
organs, while the Chief Justice has been
engaged in canvassing the New England States
in behalf Of his special party schemes.
The republican State conventions have, in
the meantime, been held in four States, and the
negro suffrage question ignored in all but
Maine. This State, which has had the Vice
President for four years, and the immediate
successor of Chase in the Treasury, Is
the only one which has furnished him
even drop Of comfort In the shape of endorse
ment of his revolutionary and anti-adminlstra-
ton ideas. Even Vermont has turned the cold
shoulder to the Chase party, and Maine stands
as the lone star to represent the radical faction,
and even there II is partly covered up. II is
probable that Massachusetts, will follow, and
from present indications these two States will
be ell that the radicals can control against the
Presidents policy. Thus IL seems that, with all
their bluster, all their braggadocio, oil their
blowing and threats of revolution, they are
making but a pitable show. This failure be-
fore the people is no doubt the secret of their
proposed change Of programme, and their an
nouncod intention to make war In Congress
upon the reorganization policy Of the Prcsi-
dent and defeat IL by rejecting the Southern
Representatives. But with the present marked
opposition of the people to their agitation, is
there not strong indication that public opinion
the North will be so strongly manifested In
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-09

The concluding exercises were held At the
Tabernacle, in consequence Of the inclcmcncy
q the weather, aud were a follows: ist.
Music by the Band. ~. Hymn by the Choir.
III. An eloquent Grafton by the Rev. Dr. Lii
enthal, Of Cincinnati. 9Th. Music by the Band.
9Th. speech by Hon. Paris &. Cunning. 9th.
Palm by the Choir. 9Th. Bcncdietion BY Rev.
DIR. wechslsr, and then the audience ADJOURNED.
after the most interesting occasion In the he
brew annals q this city. ON the return q
spring. labor viii be resumed on the Temple,
and IL will be finished during the season. IL
will b. beautiful and substantial building.
and Is no les an improvement to the city, than
a commentary on the energy and enterprise Of
our Hebrew population.
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DosrxRs neatly prirssd IN eelsrs. a he
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"Gcsernor Morton viii make grand cxcur-
sion up the river 20 Broad Ripple CA sunday.
the 10Th II December. 1885. The steamer viii
leave the landing, at the foot Of Washington
street, at two o'clock 2. NJ. precisely, city tine
The days being short, il Is necessary 10 start
at the time advertised, in order e. te able to
return before dark Of the same day. The boat
having been rcfitted AMI remodlc,i, with the
addition Of new machinery aud wheels. viii
positively make the entire trip in safety. and
with speed heretofore unsurpassed by any
vessel that ever run the waters Of White
River
Fare for the round trip. my cents.
S0cwELL, Master.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-09

RECOVERY OF STOLEN Goops.-Policemen
Duvail and Wilson, day before yesterday, re-
covered portion Of The goods stolen from the
clothing store Of A. J. Gerstner, last week.
They found the goods in a house On the corner
OF Georgia and Alabama streets. We have
not learned Of any arrests being made in the
premises
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BrrrrRrrKLD, clerk.


city is improving very fast, while Williams a
Durbin's Grocery House is becoming the prin-
cality. II is located on the corner Of Illinois
and First streets. The proprietors ask an ex-
animation of their stock Of staple groceries.
provisions, game. etc.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-09

The COUNTY AsYIUM.-The Superintcnd-
snt makes his annual report as 10 the condi-
ton Of the County Asylum for the INDECENT.
From il we extract the following: Number Of
inmates, including. a snail number who have
been discharged dnr.4ls the year, three hun
drsd and thirty-fve; number admitted during
TIC year, two hundred and fifty-eight; born at
the Asylum during the year, ten; deaths, forty
one The nativity Of the inmates received
during the year i a. follows: Indians, forty
axi Georgia. Eve; Alabama. seven: New York.
Ten Tennessee, thirteen; Connecticut. one;
Virginia, three; Arkansas, two; kentucky.
twenty-five: New Jersey, three: Illinois. two:
Iowa, one; North Carlina ten: Mississippi.
onei Michigan, one; Louisiana. three; Ireland,
hirty-ihrce; Germany. twenty: England.
enc; Mexico. one: unknown. nine: Africa.
fourteen.
The superintendent earnestly recommends.
IN his report, an addition 10 the Asylum of
Ai'ehen and dining room 10 the first story. and
sshaPei to the second story. The roof OF the
'ui'ains Is somewhat impaired. and {. leakv.
Deciding an entire lsew ROOT.
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Il sss uscnacuts.

1iHoioAiaAN lhEArkE--Miss rhomp-
sonfs hrs' Otneht va. attended by a crowded
house, and "fanchon' was produced Ina TIA,
lsdy's excellent style.
the Cricket" IL always fAvonte. .nd
Miss Thompson has generally been recognized
. one Of the best exponents ofthe character u
sFnchoa" now on the stage.
The piece Will be repeated tonight. and
With Miss Thompson as " Little Fadetie," and
The excellent manner in which 1t Is put upon
We stage, n presents % many pcints Of attrae-
uon tbst II requires not the sin ofrrophecy TO
hrstslI Q crowded houss.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-09

AND COLD BATHs.-No pains viii be spared
by the proprietorS 70 give satisfaction. Moth
ing but pure son water will be used Good
barber shop in connection. Pearl street. it,-
tween Illinois and Meridian.
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RKcrPTioSs.-The2 18th Indiana Veteran Vol
untssrs, 4oo men and % officers, commanded
BY It. Col. 5. C. Gregory had its reception
yesterday. The 90th Indiana had II. recep-
non ON the day previous, Thanksgiving day. }
Governor Baker made the reception speech in
both cases Chaplain Lozier read some ma
chine poetry al the reception of the first named
regiment, we are not sure whether the latter
was similarly bored OF not. Both these regi-
ments have greatly distinguished themselves
and want Of space prevents us from giving
their detailed history.
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Oh! the $plcndid Girs. ju

al G6 North Illinois street. and the new books.
too. Go and see the new books. to-day, and
get one Of those presents, silver eake-baskets.
silver lee pitchers. etc. etc. gwen out daily 10
purchasers q book. Ask your friends who
have visited this establishment. and sec their
gifts. Go to-day aud get pick out Of the new
gift.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-09

MAYORS CoURT.-Three eases Of intoxica-
uon were disposed Of before His Honor yes
terday by the usual fine of 60 ~ each. one
pAid-the other two went to jail.
Twelve individuals, for constituting sn un-
lawful assemblage, were fined sii 20 each.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-09

MArTRxssHs.-The contract for making
MATTRESSES for the u-e Of the inmates OF the
county jail for the year 1896 was yesterday
awarded 10 Mrs Mary Clunc. The price al
lowed Il - - per mattress.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-09

COMPETENT DIsPUTANrs - The juvenile
editors Of two Of our city Journals have been
maintaining spirited noso,ogical discussion
Tor several days. The particular disorder to
which they have been combining their learned
argument iswhat is technically called Psori-
asss Sepfesais. IL has turned out i'm this dis
custom that both gentlemen are admirably
qualified 20 give clear statement Of the ma
ture Of this prurient affection. Both sgree as
b the proper treatment. although they differ
In regard TO IT. photography, indicating that
their experience on the subject has been alike
extensive, and that their knowledge Of the
particular cutsneous. abnormal physical condi.
ZION, yelept in the books Psoriasis .Sepiennis,
and known In less refined circles by the very
apt name Of Hch, has not been derived from
books.
These gentlemen deserve TO be complimented
I'm this ease for their Observance Of the trite
aphorism: Always confine your remarks to
that about which you possess a knowledge"
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koAps--Anthony Leibking et al, citizens
OF warren township, yesterday filed u petition
before the Board Of County Commissioners
asking the vacation Of road in that township.
The Board appoint as viewers, John L. Mcyey.
James n. Mevey and George W. Parker, who
are to meet at the Office Of Esq. Newland, in
the town Of Cumberland, on the 18th day Of
Janurry, 1866, and thence proceed to make the
required view, and report their opinion as to
The utility Of the proposed vacation. To the
County Board at their next session.
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The Acknowledgements name. Al
once bringing zap to the mind scenes Of beauty
and Of fancy. Familiar name. cndearing
term The circle Of friendship and the circle
q affections. How htly chosen then. Is the
word as applied by George Rhodius TO his far
famed establishment, and thrice happy Is he
who has learned the way 20 the reoAercAs
and unexceptionsble resort--the "Circlo.-
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Morton. Captain III. NJ. Socwell in command.
will leave the wharf precisely at two o'clock
Tomorrow. b. sure and be on hand At the
time stated
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Goop.-Good eating. good cheer, and good
accommodations some Of the features OF
the Palmer House. II Is, therefore, good
Hotel, and, A. a natural consequences. Il enjoys
. good patronage.
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For tbe IEolida,s.-Grand Piano.

TOT The EEOIIdsf. s.-tfrahd Fi1n0s.
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.
~ WILLARD 4 srowErL.
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a Double Distilled Lusury..-

pair Of Bsnkert's double cole. elegant Frtuch
calf Boots.
Sold by Il. ?. MAY. 80. 10 North Pcnn.si-
sania street..
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-09

hfhtht> IN the -NOrufh ana k@sl>s
parts Of the city are informed Of five facts: !.
The Capital Drug Store, corner Of Massachu-
sets avenue and Vermont streets. is very near
you; :. Mr.. Woods, who keeps this house,
sells reliable goods at reasonable prices; 3. You
can have Prescriptions prepared accurately AT
all hours; 4. His goods are fresh. and selected
with great care; 3. His sisn--thc Golden Nor
tar is plain TO be seen nlG-3m
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-09

II. May ~ Co.. at the Loan Office, No. 81
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. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-09

LIQUOR LicESsIs.-Tbe following license
% sell intoxicating liquor were granted by the
Board OF Commissioner during the present
week:
keup Roberts, Harmony Morris. Michael
Nanblarieum, Locum 4 March, Dameyer AZ
Dewaid, Richter q Welsch. Hanlon 4 welsch,
israel Stern, Jacob wachstetter, John j. Shiel,
Conklin & Mcbride, Charles 5. Miller, Frede-
mex Dietz, John Bonnet, Nicholas Blaes.
Xavier Meyer, John ArchbOld, Andrew Fahr-
bach, Benjamin Gresh, Thomas J. Montgom-
cry In the case Of the application Of o. W.
Johnston, Obadiah Harris, at al. filed q re-
monstrance, and tho will be heard 10y the
Board on Tuesday, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ A re-
monstrance has been filed In case Of the appli-
cation Of John wenner, and the case viii be
heard on next Wednesday.
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Observation-Disclosures, Bro. & Co. are gen.
uemen. They have fine sense Of propriety.
here Is case In point. We called in upon
them the other day. Mr.. Strauss discovered
that our gloves, like the tub Of Danaides, were
iuii OF holes In a twinkling we were made
giad 10y The gratuitous bcstowment Of n pair
OF manual coverings of little better quality
Than any that ever grseed our digits before
horitx, Bro. & Co. do business at No. 3 Black
iorus Block Their stock Of ready-made
clothing 10 complete. Their cutter Is pro-
ncient In his line We don't know where 20
direct the customer II not to Moritz, Bro. 4 Co.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-09

q The wild pigeons have commenced their
hegira southward. We consider this % Do the
nsrbinger Of The approach o. winter.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-09

Religious Notice.-Rev. y. i. Foster
will preach in College He'll, tomorrow morn
ing at half past ten o'clock; also in the even
ing at seven o'clock. subject for evening
4" Baptism"
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Wanted..-By single gentleman, fur
nished room, either in a private house or pub
lie building, within two squares Of the Post
Office. Address p. o. Box 1886.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-09

The Headquarters in Indiana for
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods is the New York
Store, W. & Ii. Glenn, proprietors, Glenn's
Block, Indianapolis. Indiana.
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ton, aged twenty-five, a situation as Assistant
Bookkeeper, Entry or Copying Clerk. Can
furnish good references. Address +. G.. G..
Care Of Mr.. f. Cunningham, HERALD Of
flee. sac
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Interesting TO Hotelier-...we

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 r. 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 lucrative investment AS
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-09

MARRIAGE LrcKSsEs.-The following have
been issued by ths County Clerk since our las,
report.
William Henry Bowman and Nancy T.. Cox.
John = N. Cool and Martha A. Pierce.
John w. Madden and Georgina Cor.
Joseph Henry aud Eph Hit.
Henry fiyh and Lizzy Rees.
Adam Syms and Disntha Brewer.
Jonathan Winslow aud Sarah Baldwin.
nsrtes Cutie and Caroline Weber.
L. h. Rand and Emma Baldwin.
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The Sinnissippi Insurance 20.

of this city, has paid over Thirty Thousand
Dollars (SSO,0OO) in Losses, since January 1st
1855. and now has over six Hundred Thousand
Dollars (S6oo,oO0) in bona .dde Capital. We
say, insure with the sinnissippi. 2S-3w
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Ladies' Extra Migh.Cut, very heav,

sole, goat skin Balmoral Boots-hand made
said to be the best lot of Shoes of this descrip-
ton, ever brought TO indianapolis, came yes
terday to Mays, No. 10 North Pennsylvania
street.
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Lunch! Lunch! Lunch!-An ele-

CANT Lunch will be set at No 1873 South ILL
nois street, from half past nine o'clock to half
past ten o'clock, A. NJ, every day. Please call.
sc JOHN T.. FRESZEI.
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I.& G. II. R.--A change u time on this pop
ular road j. announced ON and after next Mon
day. See time table in another column.
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Photograph Albums, of every.yar
EnveIope.. Blank Books. Letter

Note, Cap and Bill Papers, ut
PARSONS, MACAULEY Il Co.'S,
40 Is West Maryland street.
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Eyery Drawer. shelf case hoo

Every Drawer, shelf, case, hook, peg
and pin; every nook, corner, crevice and
Granny in the new, neat, cleanly storeroom,
No. 10 North Pennsylvania street, is jammed
crowded, packed full TO overlooking. with
new, clean, bright, fashionable, seasonable
Boots and Shoes.
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sunday. for large and small boys. new arrl-
val, at Mays. No. 10 North Pennsylvania
street.
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The Aeyic~s Watch. winds and sets
In the stem. fine gold eases, for sale TO pay adj
vsnces, at the Loan Office. No. 81 South Illinois
street n9)2av3w
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Hamlin a. Rnschig have removed their
Office to Exchange Building, 3S}1 North Hi
nois street, opposite Bates House. novls-2m
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Beniaam a. Co., Bates House Cor
ner, keep the only assortment of steinway
Pianos in the State noy2s.1m
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CanceIImg stamps, for sale by


PARSONS, MACAULEY x Co.,
Al l3 West Maryland street.
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indianapolis Peru and Chicago
uSnflrnah

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
orTIorRsDavid Macy, President and Superintendent;
d. Z. Thompson, Assistant Superintendent " I. Mallot
General Ticket Agent; L. N. Andrews General Freight
Agent, Indianapolis.
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Columbus and rndianapoli. Gem
trail Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave IndlAnspois dafy
OrfIcsEs-R. Z Smith. President, lambas, OIL.
n. Lun, Superintendent; G. A. Saith, General FREIGHT
Agent; J. v. skes, General Ticket Agent Indana polls
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-09

For the Choicest IDeIicacies Of the
season call on Rhodius, Of the Circle Restau-
rant. Shell Oysters, Fat and Plump. served
n all styles. I3-lm
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BeIIefonsniue Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily,
0HicBRs--stlllman Witt. President Cleveland, o.; r.
N. Brown, General superintendent Lucien Hills General
Freight Agent, T. d. Barton. General Passenger Agent
indianapolis.
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Terra Efaufe and indianapolis
Railrond

-Four Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
oruoKRs-E J. Peek, President; r. K. Kicker, Super
interden; s. T. Scott. General Agent, Indianapolis
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indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail
road.

TaF-e Passenger Trains lease Ia,iansg,ls ds'y.
orcEAs n C. Lord. PIesiesa; ind Sapesint. ulslt.
:. = E-har -so1. Assistant Srprrinrnrr 1 p r. Lord
Cereal Ticket Hgfrf Thnunas e. Spoon.r General
Freight Agent, ~ mat; ". u. !. Noble GeDsrsi
Azrnt lndisuAg0is
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Louisville. New Albany and Chi-
cago Railroad

Direct Route from Locisville 10 Ch'csco
oTFrcEEs--D william con. Trustee; J. A. williamson,
Assistant Trustee y. Msten Superir tendent, IAfay-
etc; }. @. Williamson, General 1i,ket aSett; n. H.
CAMPBELL. General Frelglt A gent, New Albany, Ind.
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Notwithstanding all the blowing al

NotWfthsthndfhS al The blowing and
gassing abont immense stocks Of Furs, and
this house or hathouse selling cheaper than
every body else in that line, we wish merely to
keep it before the people that seaton, near the
Post Office, has full line of ladies' and chill
drens' furs, fur hoods, skating caps, fur col
lars, kid, buck and fur gloves, wolf, fox, coon
and buffalo robes, umbrellas, etc, rs cheap rs
can be bought in the city. Give him call at
Davis old stand near the Post Office. 7-3
NOtice.-Hereafter no person will be adj
mitted to the Soldiers Home" for the pur-
pose Of making collections.
DANL. MACAULEY,
Colonel & Breyet Brigadier General,
Commanding Ekin Barracks.
December g, 1865. IL
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JcncrsonviIle Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
orFcBRs-D R'cketts, President; Horace Scott Su-
Perin,enden; James Ferrier, General Ticket Agent;
Thomas Carse, General Freight Agent, Jeersonville
Thomas Carse, General Agent, indianapolis.
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RAILROADS.
Essnn~ssii~ and Crs.s for.s,, fsfs
E,afls-cDx..

Three Trains leave Eysasx.lie daily
J5hn iosi.. Jr.. President and saner.ntsas..,. J. =
Martin, Sersral rcksI kgrtt A. y shga ,er. cspsrsi
frsishi Ageai. Evansville.
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Lafayette and indianapolis Rail.
road.

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily
orrroERs-wiiliam +. Reynolds. Presidents J. N. Rer-
per, Assistant Superintendent lafayette; w. H. Parmee
General Agent, indianapolis.
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The Decker Piano. at the Indiana
& Stowell. dec5-3w
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CONTENTS OF THr BOX.

The box deposited ~ The corntr Stone eon-
tanned the following articles:
Constitution Of the United States; neclara-
ton OF Independence; Washington's Fare
Well Address; Constitution OF the state Of In
diana; Constitution and bylaws Of the Con-
CATION; Constitution and BYLAWS Of Abraham
Lodge, No. -, /. q. II. r.: Constitution and
bylaws Il Indiana Capital Lodge. No. 4, i. ..
~ y; Constitution and Bylaws Of Ladies
hebrew Benevolent Associations; Constitution
anu by-lsws Of Young Bachelors Association;
~, ~ ~ oheers and Members of the Indianapo-
~ - hebrew BENEVOLENT society; Record Of the
Congregation. names Of offct.rs Of the United
80. ro,ernmcnt; names ~ officers Of the
=, lnuiana; copies of the HERALD,
yoarna!, Telegraph and Gazette, copies Of the
20 n.s DscoTg, yseisA Record, Leader,
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For Sale, at a Bargain. my residence
on North Illinois street, containg nine rooms,
stable, carriage house, corn, coal and wood
house, well and cistern, all in good order. APP
ply at residence or to me ut the corner Of Illi-
nois and Ohio streets. G.. ID. WILGUs.
6-6
Photograph Albums, Of eyery..yarie-
" and price, at
PARSONS, MACAULEY Il Co.'S.
&c 13 West Maryland street.