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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-06-22
THE PETrIcoAT CLAUSE.

After the adoption of the resolutions,
Col. Sinett desired to have the petit.
coat clause after the word "execu.
tion," in the third resolution, stricken
out. as it seemed to him elevating the
subject to too much dignity, or lower
ing the dignity Of the Convention to
the subject but General Croker and
the Convention could not see the OBJ.
lection to the habiliments, aud they
were left untouched. -.
ADDRESSES. .,5r#ss.s.. E.
Gov. Stone was conducted to the
stand. aud, being introduced BY the
President. delivered q brief address,
indorsing the platform adopted, espe-
cially the fourth resolution, which was
received with enthusiastic approba-
ton. Judge Wright then addressed
the Convention, and it adjourned.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-06-22

Job lasumo95I islegs'3 l0a.w ~
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-06-22
DRAWING ROOM, LIBRARY,
on THE

will abound with selections OF Wit, Original Stoees CON.
ic Sketches and Light Literature, culed from wegar-
ncred store Of fun fact and Incident aording In,
terestng light reading matter for the rarior and the
Fire side.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-06-22
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
GREAT POPULAR LOAN Of the PEOPLE

Now offered by the Government and It's superior advs
tages make il the ga -. n .. .-. .r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16
DEREMPTORY SALE-AT THE
III PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.

VALUABLE BROAD TOP COAL LANDS
Estate Of John N Lane late Of the city Of Lancaster de-
ceased.
Pursuant of the Orphans Court Of Bedford
county Pennsylvania, the administrators of the estate Of
said deceased will sell peremptorly Tuesday, the l4h
day Of November 1885, at II o'clock noon at the Philadc
phia Exchange tracts of Coal Land containing
wards of fifteen hundred situated in Broad Top town.
ship, Bedford county.
SIX OF the tracts situated contiguous Sandy river
which empes into the Raysown branch OF the near
above Hopewe the Huntington and Broad Top Railroad
branch Of which road has been graded up said TO
said land These tracts all good coal lands and
form OF the best coal estates In the Broad Top coal field
be mined Sandy and Six Mile rum They cgn
be mined together each Of the tracts be mined
rstey advantageously .
The remaining tract Ia situated several miles from the
above tracts the head Of Sandy rum good coal tract
and set with excellent timber.
map Of the lands can be seen or by applying NJ
Thomas sons auctioneers Philadelphia Any fsrther in
formation desired before the sale be had by addressing
the administrators at Lancaster or the Hon Samuel L.
Russell, at Bedford, Pa.
TermTen per OF the purchase money to be paid at
the time Of sale and the balance On the LIST day OF January
1896 W. CARPENTER Aarn,r,s.,o.o-s
de bonis non OF John N. Lane, deceased.
M THOMAS d SONS, Auctioneers,
Nos. $50 and 14 South Fourth street. Philadelphia
LANCASTER, Pa, Sept Is 1855
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

DARTIES DESTROYS OF PURCHASING COAL LANDS
will receive information concerning q valuable tract
for sale easy terms BY addressing T. g. Herald
odlc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

THE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY AND AGENCY,
i NO. 81 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Offers s agency OF land OF every description
especially in the Southern States and Northern and Euro
capitalists emigration societies and conductors Of emil
grafton and to individuals Farmers mechanics and others
DESTROYS Of their labor and skill TO the South
IL designs TO aid through the means offered BY central
Office in New York and It's branches elsewhere IN the great
work OF the social and economical reorganization OF the
South by bringing together the OF plantations and
farms seeking purchasers and industrial development the
hand with those who command the capital and labor
and skin the other hand II will devote itself 70 the work
of accommodating and methodzng information and statistics
business enterprise Of patriotism philanthropy desire 10
contribute through the reorganization OF industry 10 the
material by which the South be restored Its
Pile OF every condition made prosperous and good c
and Its communities brought 10 take their share
noting the welfare of the whole county -
The company proposes TO interest the entcrpre
OF the country IN the opportunities and near, LOT e, use
of the South now open Tor time 10 free labor but
whose owners acupers suffering from the waste OF
invltes the attention the public and is prepared
enter Immediately on the transaction Of business
JOHN A. ANDREW A..
President. T..
FRANK Il. HOWE,
Vice President and General Agent North.
LOCKE w. WINCHESTER fS
Treasurer.
GEORGE CABOT WARD.
ALFRED GATHER
IN wIsEwELI.,
General Agent South.
81 broadway, NEW YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

CHOICE FARM AND BUILDINGS, 81 ACRES 20
N miles from New York by Northern Railroad of New
Jersey $1,000 lss %sres DO $4,000 70 acres s. o 50
all locations prices. Parties wishing to buy, sell
change please call address W. H. MELICk Al Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

DERsUNs WISHING TO PURCHASE OR SELL REAL
L Estate of any kind at Tarryown vicinity viii ind
giving his special attention the buying and selling pro-
' Y.Q FOWLER, Main street, TArrytown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

DOwHITE GRANITE QUARRY FOR SALE, LEASE
worked shares with twenty six Of land ten
Of which filled with the finest granite having been
and half miles Of Richmond on the Richmond and Dan
'"'' 'A''o.o ~' HXRRIsoN 0oDDIN APPERsoN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

CHEAP HOUSE AND LOT, 22x6O TWO STORY
N and cellar, rooms, sliding DOORS chandeliers, ga
and croton, 20 West fifty,Grs! street $4,000 $1,000 o
cellar lG rooms 3S West Fiftyfourh street. $500 Hous
Lot West Forty street 800 feet OF Tenth
nue.; 5000 TH0S SCANLAN, 764 Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

COUNTRY BOARD.-MoRRIsToWN,N n; y.-oos rOPsr.
family References exchanged Address ars NJ g. No.
risown, N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE-ON THIRTY FIFTH
street. Murray I'LL; four story brown stone English
basement completely furnished and in excellent order I'm
mediate possession. Price $4,000 Apply ut II Pine street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

(NOUNrRY RESIDENCES FOR SALE-wITH IMMEDI
~ ate possession the banks of the Hudson at Inwood
Spuytrn Duyv Riverdaie Yonkers Hastings Dobbs' Fer
~ irsng.on TsIrytown. Nysek Scarbcrongh Sing Sing
Low Point New Hamburg roughkeepsie, Hyde Park Rhine
beck and Tivo. Also ut fremont Fordham Morrisania
Staten Island Long Island DC Further particulars with s.
EMERSON, 42l Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16

DROOKLYN HOUSES FOR SALE-IMMEDIATE POS
ID session -Four brick south side Of erkimcr street.
from Albany a,enne French roofs side Lots
and 90 BY 1856 Cars gas water 5000 70 5000 Apply
ID. MACDONALD, opposite or Il. II. NICHOLS No. 8 Pine
street, N.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-30

The -four market has been very dull but the
week closes with n little better inquiry lhe
stocks in tho hands OF the distributing trade
have been sold very close up, aud some VINO
are not actually compelled by necessity are at
present disposed 20 enter the market, believing
the lowest point for good family Hour has been
touched. The low grades are mostly nominal,
the demand from shippers having largely iall-
en- of
The receipts for the week have been fair Tor
the season, thou less than for several weeks
past; they foot 1869 bbls. The Western
markets are very duh. and holders are anx-
ious Co realize. as the season yergcs 20 close,
and the facilities of transportation are being
restricted. But the bulk OF choice -four has
already been received In the Eastern markets,
aud the arrivals will doubtless be light during
the winter. The choice winter wheat Of the
old crop has already gone into consumption,
and there l. very little OF the new that Is sound
and reliable 10 fall back upon. We have no
material change 10 note In quotations. Sales
Of Western superfne at g. 5o@s 25; common
extra. & 1000 90; medium do, - 5O@l0 10;
good and choice Ohio. Michigan and Ger-
essee, ell O0@l2 3d. Commercial Bulletin.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-30

The Pest Ofliec department Yesterday ex.
tended mail facilities o. the amount Ok ria.eoo
per annuu, Ia NcN ada aud Utah. A contract
u ordered for a serilcr frOm Esmeralda, te-
yada, 10 tar~on city. The Esmcraida sersicss
= Increased % slN trips week.
ouARrERyasfER's INSPECTION.
fORfRi.ss MONROE. Dccember 60. enerals
ord and Terry arrived here this morning 10
Inspect tho property of the Qalsrierinaster' ;
Department n this port.
NEGRo CONVENTION N BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. December gp.--1he state Col.
orcd Convention met here to-day and passed
n resolution 10 solicit AID % rebuild seven col
orcd churches burnt In this State by rebels
and malicious persons. Resolutions IN regard
90 the death of President Lincoln were also
passed.
TiIK FFNIANs.
PHILADELPHIA. nccembcr 2D.-fhe bryan
Borce Circle, of which James Gibbons, Presi-
dent u the Fcnian senate. u n member. held
it, weekly meeting this evening. Notwith-
standing the strenuous opposition of Mr.. Glib
bons, the Circle elected BENJAMIN Baker as
delegate to Congress, james Ryan was elect
ed Center, aud J. J. Daly, Treasurer. All the
Gle, named after Donahan Ross. was formed
tonight In which speeches were made. and
Enthusiastically spplaudcd. In favos of oMa-
honey.
GOVERNMENT sALE Or GRAIN.
FoRTREss MONROE, December 29.--A Gov.
ernmcnt sale of -, 900 pounds OF corn, $4,000
pounds Of oats, and 1000 grain sacks will take
place here on the ith Of January.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-30

NEw YORK, December H.--The steamship
Ausfraiaslan. from Liverpool on the 10th. and
queenstown on the 18th, arrived to-day.
The bullion In the Bank u England has ue-
creased fff-,3it during the week.
The Fcnian special commission a,youfne1
their sitting At Dublin on the id,h instant, ana
commenced proceedings At Cork on the iollow-
ing day.
The Trial of Fred. MeCsatrty. an American,
and late Captain In the Confederate army. i
strong military prccaution. maintain peace
In Cork
The Cork Herald alludes 10 the recent de-
parture of skillful pilots for America, a. evil
dsnse 81 contemplated naval operations by
The fenlans.
President Johnson message wae generally re-
ceiycd fayorably, and regarded a. friendly.
The Tines says the passage which concerns
England ought 10 be- received In a friendly
spirit.
The MorHfng Post says Il eyinces = desire 10
keep on good terms with those who they ac-
knowledge IA ~ their friends.
The London Star says Spain has accepted
the mediation VI England In the Chiiian affair.
and there i every reason 10 believe that spain
IL prepared o. abide by England's proposition.
The Emperor Of Austria opened the Hun
garian Diet l'y speech pointing ont what was
necessary for Hungary 10 do.
The London Standard states that President
Johnson's message may not be all that IL could
DC Wihhtus ltN mnotfatc anu ~ hatlsiaciofN
as could be reasonably eXpcctedor hoped; that
the President should treat England with In.
justice and anger was 90 be taken for granted.
Sir Henry storks, In addition 10 his functions
"a Governor of Janaica.will be President az n
Commission Of inquiry. The other meinbe .
Of the Comm, ,sion are not yet announced.
The trial In this city, IN which the plaintiff
sought 10 recover his Insurance on the lying Of
| the Atlantic cable, has resulted In verdict In
favor ~ plaintiff for total loss. Leave has been
/ given 10 move the ease 10 the court above.
LIvERPooI, December Ia. The cotton sales
OF the week We're SO,ON.bales, including 1000
10 spectators aud 22.dO0.to operators. The
sales on Friday We're 1900 bales. Market
closing quiet.
The Manchester market closed quiet
LIVERPOOL. saturday Evening. December
1 i6.-Thc cotton sales to-day were 10000 bales
market closing irmer; upland % fair 22Iz
middlng 2iH.
Broadstuns were generally dull during the
week.
Flour declined 81, wheat 2d and corn 0d and
! i. Market closed more steady on Friday.
Beef quiet and il3m.
/ Bacon lCg2d lower.
Lard inactive.
Cheese declined lM2s.
Butter Inactive.
The London Daily Neios refrains from say
ing much with only trifie Of the synopsis OF
President JohnsOn's Message In hand. but say
its reference 90 foreign nations Is friendly.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-30
The Banks Regime at new Orleans,

Among the cases now pending In the Third
Justices Court Is an action brought by A.
Despomier, through his counsel, A. Sambola,
against III. G. Warmoth, the negro delegate
elect 10 Congress. The ground OF complaint
Is that Mr.. Despomier was employed 10 make
the usual decorations at the Custom House,
and did 40 TO the extent Of $50. Since that
time Mr.. Despomier has been grieved TO notice
that nothing has been seid about pay. Under
this state Of feeling, Judge Warmoth, the
party who employed him, narrowly escaped
the iadignity of an arrest, and had he not dis
appeared so suddenly as he did, would have
been made 10 show cause why he should not
have paid for the debts he had contracted. A
search was made by the constable for some
thing tangible 10 "leyel" on; but nothing OF
the Kind was found, and "no bones" was his
official report. Warmoth's partner states that
he (w.) had no domicil in this city, and that
he had carried all his portable property with
| him. We remember hearing General Banks
speech last Fourth of July, In which, TO do
| him Justice. he predicted truthfully the vim
dietive policy Of the Republican party ut the
next meeting Of Congress. But II never oc-
Cured 10 Us before that the cost Of ventilating
30 much bitterly hostile feeling against the
/ South had never been settled. The South was
doubtless very strong, but Despomier Is out OF
pocket s05, and he probably does not see IL.
| Apropos Of General Banks. we recently heard
| n photographer OF this city state that the Gen
eral had honorcd him by taking 1000 cdrtes
de risite. not one Of which he had ever paid
| for-Nep Orleans Sun.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-30
shrinkagc ON Grain.

Grain shippers are making complaints now
against the system OF grain stealage by the ele.
yator proprietors In all other cities except
Chicago the holder Of grain stands certain
per cent. for shrinkage; but the elevator men
at Chicago not only take all imaginary
shrinkage from the shipper, but are allowed 10
fix their own standard, and take enough 70
satisfy themselves. An honest shipper con-
fesses that his shortage on one hundred and
twenty cars Of corn, shipped TO Chicago dur
Ing the past season, averaged seven bushels 70
the ear, and that his total shortage for the
same time on all grain was twenty-five hun
dred bushels and over, and that his shipments
70 Chicago were at an end Sdndusky Regis
Ter, December ~.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-30
From New York.
Wumored Uuderstanding ON the
Mexican QuesttOu-Thc strong Di-
yOrce Case.

NEW YORK. December 29.-The P0Srs
Washington special says: IL i rumored that
France and the L nited States Government have
arrived az definite understanding in relation
10 the Mexican question: that Emperor Napo-
leon has agreed 10 Withdraw The French troOps
from Mexico. and our Government engages TO
prevent any interference with the Archduke
while he remains in that country by citizens
Of the United states. or other persons on Ameri-
can soil According 10 this agreement Maxi
milan i 10 be left 10 his Austrian body guard
and the Mexican people. 10 make such head rs
he can against the opposing forces Of patriots.
IL adds that the rum0re are not authenticated,
hut There is general belicfin their truth.
The President i 80 we'll satisfied with the
condition Of the south and our foreign rela-
tions that he has determined upon still fur
ther reduction Of the army
The jury in the strong divorce case. after
being cut four hours, returned o. the Court
and requested permis 10 partake Of dinner
IL was granted. and there will probably he no
verdict rendered tonight.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-30
From Nashville.
The suspension Bridge-Markets

nashville. December 2l.-Thc river l. still
rising; there j. probably thirty-fVe feet on the
shoals.
\ fleet Of coal barges. fifteen in number. from
the Cumberland coal m =. Kentucky. arrived
here to-day.
There i no means Il crossing the river At
this point except by skiffs.
Active preparations are in progress for the
reconstruction Of the suspension bridge. one
cable bridge was thrown across yesterday.
cotton firm with increased demands prices
range from 80 ~ sc. m Improvement ofabout
L. per pound. all quantities. shipments and
rts.eiuf@ lfuhf
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-30
Hog Markets.

NEW YORK, December 81.
Brokers give the following quotations: West
ern corn fed hogs, per 10. live weight, 1Ol.@
1890.
The live hog market this week rules some
better than at date Of last report. Prices for
the past few days have been unusually steady,
with fair demand, owing mainly 10 rather
light regular arr walls and good quality of stock
and the majority Of the hogs have sold at los.
dllc.-nOthing above the latter figure, and
very low before the former.
immediately succeeding the report Of last
week, the market advanced TO llxc for best
grades. The cause Of the improvement seemed
10 be the result more Of competition among the
buyers than anything else. The arrivals did
not slack up 10 any great extent, and there was
no advance in provisions sufficient TO justify il,
and the consequence was. we had those prices
for only about two days, when the figures fell
back 10 the following range Of prices Best
grades, lie; light prime, same price, best de-
nand; medium, lOl. "a lie. The arrivals for
the week amount 20 lS,l9c. Corresponding
week last year. Ii. 496. Corresponding week
previous year. la,su3
ALLEGH NY CITY, December -. - The
change IN the weather has cut off the demand
for hogs considerably, and, compared with
last week. prices are a shade lower, and NJ pre-
sent quotations may be fairly given al 96tss. e,
for fair 10 good averages. Merrick 4 Doud
sold 80 head 10 Bellsteine, at s1.c; limerick Il
10 Freed, averaging 80 az ga.c: limerick Ia
to Bellstetne l.. averaging 20 AT sl.e: Adams
% limerick >, 40 az; Robinson % Herehen-
rather -. averaging 30 az 9Isc In addition
10 these. there were quite large number re-
tailed. At prices ranging from 9isc 10 lie
SPRINGFIELD. Ill, December g7.-We r..
port the hog trade very dull. shippers and
packers arr idle. owing 20 the wide margin he.
tween their views and those Of the farmers
We understand some Of the largest holders arr
talking Of having their hogs packed in thi,
city on their own account.
The market was decidedly frmer to-day In
all respects. both for hogs and the product
with sales Of 100 hogs 10 a packer AZ 81
gross; also several lots taken AZ 81. aslSc gros,
for heavy averages, or ell 509ll IS net. Tn,
louse Of Ricketts, 4 Co., Jeffersonville. hav,
commenced operations with the slaughter TO
day Of l.lo. The packers were all busy 10
day, a. will be seen by the following summary
with 600 hogs in the packers pens this even
ing:
The total number of hogs killed thus far TIN
season. exclusive Of the packing at New Alba
ny, has amounted 10 40,3sO, with g. 100 lef
over In the packers pens last night. maxim,
the total receipts 70 date 1850.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-30
The GreentoWu Fire.

Providence. II. l.. December IA IRE
broke ont IN the Railroad Depot At Greentown
At about one o'clock this morning. which de-
strOyed the building ana thirty long empty
ear and siN loaded ones. The flames spread
rapidly % the steamboat Commonwealth. iusi
arrive from New York. which was heavily
loaded With freight and 80 grounded az tht
wharf that she could not Dc moved. She Wa.
burnt O. the waters edge. The flames spread
- rapidly that the men on board Of her barely
escaped with their lives
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-30
BroLen National Hanks.

RICHMOND A.. December -. -Richmoy env. +.
late Major II the 6sth New York Noltntesr,
died IN the Post Hospital la.i night The body
has been emhalmed and i now awaiting the
orders II hi friends
some sensation Wa causc1 lu nnansl al
circles to-day by the publication. in The T.Mss.
Of a list Il broken banks.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-30
COM M ERcIAL.


NEwfoRK, December ~.
Cotton More active and hrmer nj 53 mid
ding.
flour-Less active. without decided change,
at - i0@s 90 extra state; - s5eG9 10 for ex-
tra Round Hoop Ohio; - 2O@l0 ~, trade
brands. the market closing quiet
Waisky-Hcavy and nominal at s2 2'G
=.
Wheat-Very firm and quiet at 81 ~ for
good old Milwaukee club; I'll 9lH@l 90 for
new Amber Milwaukee.
Rye--Quiet.
Barley-Quiet at 81 ~,
Barley Malt Dull.
Corn-Quiet; without change, at 0O@901c
for unsound; 9j@g61e for sound mixed wes-
tern.
Oats Dull and heavy at lsG50 orunsound
60G62c for sound.
Petroleum and small sales at 40l<c for
crude 62Is d63c for refined In bond.
Wool-Quiet.
Pork-Iieayy aud lower at 90 25@29 - for
mess. closing at 20 3ll4 for regular, and S2i "
new prime. aud s24 80 for prime mess. Also
525 barrels Of new mess, for January and Feb
ruary. at sellers option, at 20 50@30 so.
Beef-Quiet and firm al about previous
prices; mess quiet.
Beef Hams-Quiet; sales at S52 60G35 90.
Cut Meats-Quet; sales at ll@i3c for
shoulders, and l3ll@ lOc for hams.
Bacon-Dull sales nj l5OG bye for Cumber-
land cut, and Ice for short ribbed.
Dressed Hogs-Quiet; sales at 131sWl3l+S
for western, and l3l. Gl3lsc for city.
] Lsrd-Firm and quiet; sales at 100 20c, tn,
| latter for the extreme.
Butter-Quiet and heavy; sales at 20SgJ5,
! for Ohio. aud 390l Zoe for State
| Cheese Quiet at l3@1sAc.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-30
Loss the Steamer Consultation.

RALEIGH. y. c.. December 29.-News have
been received here Of the less Of the steamer
Constitution, from savannah for New York,
with tifty-iour souls on board, all OF whom
We're lost but fourteen ofthe crew.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-30
Trial ofI.nmnr.

SAVANNAH. ca. December 2S-I hrisima-
pascd II without disturbance. Order and
quiet prevailed.
The trial u 9. B. LAMAR. charged with an
attempt Il brihe the rnitsi state, Treasury
seeni having charge of cotton. commenced O..
.faN
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-30
Bridges washed Away.

AUGUSTA. GA. December 29.-The Aleboy
and Yellow river bridges, on the Georgia
Railroad. and the Chattahooche bridge. ON the
state Road. were washed awny by the heavy
rain of last Friday. II Is still raining.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-30

HARRIsBt RG. PA. December 2a.-The city
y crowded 18th members Il the LEGISLATURE.
There will be no change in the organization II
m M senate. james Il. Kelley j. the accepted
hepubllcan candidate Tor SNEAKER ~ the U1'us.
an ar Benedict, formerly Clerk, win be r.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-30
Resignation OF General narnum.

BosTON, December -. RrcNci Major Geue-
raj H. \. Bamum. commanding this Military
District. haS tendercd hi resignation 10 the
War department.. o. accepi the oince of state
Prison Inspector ~ New York. L. which he
" a. rprentlv elected