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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-23

CUNDAY BOATS BETWEEN NEWARK AND NEW
y York will run on Sunday, July Is as follow.
New York, foot OF Dey street, l0 A. NJ, ~ and T. N.
leaves Newark at NJ and r. M stopping st Bergen
Point each way. Fare 70 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NEW YORK, JULY 10 1s66.-MR. GEORGE W. VA
has an interest In NV from ts dsss Tic bsnhiI
and stock commission business will be continued under u
hrm Of Chas. Graham 4 Co.
CIIAS. GRAHAM, ~ Exchange place
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Central and South merica.

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me hy the rrovecuticn ! hsd no knowieSrs or ides
of e-nythin- did aid or asss' the William - ,he
g. sn Of 'he PRECEDENT either before or eito- io a.
sara'ion you kuov that was not moro intimate no,
OIL tlst around him not as much some of fl;-,
llr ask'i me- 90 see 20 his horrca wich did Ic t1Ii
INST Do W lud mako me hdnsonid prcssn. v. .cb 10
cit sIr .s1rs ne Hand az Irv TIrtuCis rcvr-
sll' Icu We met ata rrsiurant he would asa me ID,
hSfe SOL o. h,u. 70 drink had no hing 10 do vim
MN on TIE evening Of .hc sssnuanntion more ~ IA
hh' "lhti Wsn snmi'htlv situated could have Tle
tb e. 10 ,N' boa er called me aud nsked n | could
ho'' - nor" vch declined Tor the rcascn had my
s".s lvA ',Nd '"op thc 'rc. called Peanut John
7, un' ''o' % held D m until he c3mo out
n''er uuI'r',- the r.ssid nt 1did not knor VII,
hnu tnN' % lirr Hu % iIo tt'd led bin rrutnitto,
rff hno' % On g" lie Gee t frttn 40 Tha1trr /
power smut TIE cu.r t'i.- hi- crref, nor dit I
thu" nor 10 H '-N. ,i.nt u to With tie NOTICE iu
ue or unfinl the whole ur ne f. re ct fhe bar
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cuarsri with "a aur lulty OF su,u,ci1,oi ~ -,
dome bat leioru tod vho / kuo. W.iy h,J ,,a 49,
Iuuu'shs " Tic kn,cu uo,Lins or bcI ,n.,ir, ,V
F'Nu' no tNEtahcN OF CauF such thinr rtU sts,r
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thc Cttl N.re IN my cafo BE- known rstg 4, ~ III
h..rst Aul urprudcsl tctplc TO- ulco ~ ,,'' t., '
fumr iH.ss witnesses non vi vl.m ~ 80. NJ, ~
my tf.. % know acted By gain Ui rt = Irisi t,s
would zoe - and see vUfhl" lie t,,. fctpi, az. ~,
tfUlCf.Hut that cent him with tOuur man L,' 81,
uamc wU.th. and IL he hrs to l,t ne know vhst h.,
is a song TO 60 with IL please and tCnd me- so,I,
trAu tsh huoks some oi thrCc IS cHas bun d ia a.
rud nttir m"uy tu huv tuno p0s ngc s'arrH md
The Place Give my love ~ all my inguiung fnei ds
aud Iet mo kuoN What hoy think ut me | uu here
tuicuus here HiCh am innocenty youta Most lie.
tptcuuiy lDAAs SrASGLLA
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N,,odrt Off, ii-,Le cl aftcr election here yester-
d,v ~. more favorable 20 Tho tuionss than before
rcror,ed The whole Cr'ou city ticket {, elected by
over 1900 rrs'ority tuor gain Of 24Oo e'roe last
October. TIE raon.s.f gain our aldermen, making
the Commos Council alc. Ivory other department
of 'hc cit SC. cr1rent is decidedly Inon' ior the
tie fret time ga ss ,cvs
sew Work.
C1ndnfofrus, o.. 1.-THE Republican Conven-
tiol ior the i'n judicial r.strict hold Yesterday
uomt-l,d I,i. Tlc. 4. Johnson, Of Corning, by
ao,ianatiou. for Justice of he supreme Court.
lirryiand.
r-i'iruo-s oct f'.-N tic cry Counol election
to-Iey. a small vo'c 20, ro'el There vn nc orpo-
ilo1. All rc candidates we're union'''. Only
,,syo votysvcte po.ci
Virginia.
Rilffrrcre Ce'. ii.-Go,crnor foreman, OF West
NIrrial. "a, itsucl TN important PROCLAMATION In
reference to the liI,-s Il o, disposed a. sedtiou'
p-lsrus iu the county q Jefferson" to uci.e the peo-
pc tleto 60 te,s.a.eo Of 40 lass Of West NiEsinia
ylclin- ole, ios, OF telcr0tcs to tho Gene al A.
.sr 4, ofN irlun. claiming chat county to b in the
rs.r OF N.r1r.l. Tho Governor orders The rrest Of
a., r,tt.cs .uti1r ard ca's aic1 the tnind states
military tuI...a,, 10 cid tlo civil authe mites TO
Tity,n. suCA a.,ctou.
F.-' Nlrta,, o.. u. Gen. Mana len Tor Nev
No.k to-day
Tl..e arc indications @, excitement in Noi'o't'
Vat. tho ~.r.y election Co he ued tomorrow. Tie
rniita., Will o., held in readiness to que any dis
tlri arcc sAetmsy o-.H-.
II.tm.-s. D.; lille E'el~oni Rrrrulic Of
to-day saw. 'Itvil 10 1'rcrvri By the o.cL orlrr
In another column tta. e0e'cu' mean, will BE tlkcn
tr9lc, aag ,nlor. ly tlo military with tic
.,r.tdu t,.mo.fgr. AN tho troops ~iu to removed
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INDiAN AFFAIRS.


81. Lotus, Oct 1.-The pEuocANrs Lawrence,
Kanros, special has 'lc i1lIovlus 4 ccuticr hrin-s
intelligence that ih, Indian Comm l'cn, vaioh "as
10 meet Al UlIn C,ccs on ri,h, had arrived Tho
Ki,vss, CamancAcs and CAcycugu wcr' camp d
t.mo distanor oiT, iu' up 10 TIE h.h none h.d np-
pca.od at Tie Council. Tho courier saws tt.t ono
Of tio nitteriiold' coaches had been attacked ard
lurncl ly Indians and tho so. driven oT Tho
lo... inc uiirr thg c.pr9rs tllf,or IL ieOb. Tho
pa.scurc-s esclro. An c.s.-t vil hereafter A.
COMPANY the corrlr'. Cca. nci.c, with stroas
s,cort, leit Denver Dec a''h, coming tais a.
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auDTT COTrOS.

caro-, or. 1'-rlc steamer rcooH, from Nem-
rhis for Louisville, with 1900 lalc, oi cotton, vis
burned lssG ni-At At Little Prairie Eond. No li,os
we've lost.
Texas p'p,u ostimat. thu there will not Nc moro
than hdta crop. Tho Gotten Of taat State th1' vas
raised by ,hc Geru Ia saii 60 lo cleaner and OF
Gaer qlalit- than thG; rroeu - t'lrCs.
I. !. c,iwa'oi hat 2S.0n aios Of cotton rlI hc
proc1rct ,h, yc,r alo1s ,hc iia' oftHo Illinois Goa.
trel Railroad, against 5,n1 last year.
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tics purrhssinr' Tcr,. Irfemr'tv iouS. 70 eco
that none Of them have como throurh t.e hs~d- ~
White and Childs. a. IN such event. ih,.r y. iucnt
against the protest Of the state author jt o. t,s
Il very doubtful. white aud Cliljs h..t zen tsnn
IN Washington, and sro nov supposed @, cIu Sow
York city.
John Grcen, Chief Of the To'tova'or ve
smoug tho visitors At tho Presidcnrs house o-u,v.
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Tennessee.
Revenue Frauds

kd'hrii's, oct. l1.-lmmcu'c frsuis In ,No rsvc~re
have heen discovered here. Tie L. s. Revenue CaI.
lccor iof Cincinnati r,sohci hc1e ye';crt l 60 u.
voslsi'c a iArse liquor hcu5c ls' s~iafi.i lc
government cut " sl5NUd, but viA to coap Led to
reunu q; once, or psy e2cUOO1.
a. A. Harris has tccn Grrcstci horr, ~ cr'er or
Gov. BrownIou, according 10 roluH.i-r from .oy.
Bramlette. Harris is indicted In o kentucky UouiL
for an aci du.lnE Llr nnr
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Prem the Dry Tortoa.s-Lsuer from

Ths follovins letter from tduan sranr'er, co1-
v.c'od of aiding Booth ia tho ufl'rnatioa # rrra-
dclt J. Hcon Hri who vt' srlt.uroi ly t.o M'it1 '
Comm. sion tof yeaIs tafa lato' O, tho Or, Tor
turas, ssa n., ,yoi ~ a trut.rA.n in baltimore,
en- pup Ifhol boy tho Baltimore hu.g.oAa Tho let
ter il giyon rsrLattad - lys-arm;
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C-"77'l d0 SOUTH E&caCt.

Iat-sa..a3 and Important News.
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$4,000 Worth cf Property Dc
t-,ycl.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

THE DEBATE ON THE CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT ~ THE HOUsE.-The debate on
the joint resolution which proposes the repeal
Of the 18th Article Of the Constitution Of Indi-
ana, and thus throw the State open 10 black
emigration from other States, was made the
special order Of business yesterday at o'clock
l.. VI. in the House. The Hall was crowded
pOrtance Of the occasion and the announce
ment that Hon. :. III. Buskirk, Of Bloomington,
would open the ball by speech against the
resolution. Mr.. Buskirk has made many ex-
cellent speeches, a the Democracy Of Indiana
can attest, but he never made better one than
this, in which he put in plea for the "Consti-
tuition a. II i" in all it. parts. His speech was
carefully prepared, and he read il from the
manuscript,-the first time that we ever saw
Mr.. Buskirk read n speech, or even use notes,
for he is one Of the most effective extempora-
neOus speakers in the state.
The Honorable Member from Monroe pre-
sented most conclusive reasons why the resOlu-
ton should not prevail. Ii will be one Of the
proudest acts Of MIR. Buskirk's life that he
should enjoy the distinguished emnence Of be-
/ ing the first man i'm the Indiana Legislature 10
raise his voice against the measure which
would expose Indiana 10 food Of cOlored en-
standing Of our population. Mr.. Buskirk'.
/ speech occupied almost the entire afternoon
and was listened to with great attention.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

ATTEMPTED BUEGLARY.- S0rLe rascaily
w0uld-be thief effected an entrance into a house
on Virginia Avenue on Tuesday morning about
So'elock and proceeded to a room occupied by
two ladies. which be commenced searching.
While thus engaged his hand came in contact
with the face q one q the ladies who was
asleep At the time, which aroused her. and she
screamed out, ''there i thief in the house,
which frightened the rascal % badly that he
jumped out Of a window, taking with him a
part Of the paper window blind that was at
the window He left behind him nothing that
could lead 70 his Identification
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Z on nn unlraIcd.

INDIANAPOLIS, November -.
EDfroR HERsLD.-f herewith furnish for
publication report o. the number q disabled
soldiers admitted into the Home since
August let. Last. the date when IL was opened.
Total number admitted IL
Total number discharged -
Total number died
Remaining. November n -
OF the number remaining. seven have Lost
each leg, four an arm. enc an arm aud leg
one both feet frozen 81 in Andersen, lie
Prison, and one paralysis q both lower ex-
treraeties. which has disabled him from walk.
ing for more than two years. The remainder
are disabled BY old age, disease o. wounds.
All q the number remaining will BE- pcrma-
nsst benehciarir. during life. with very few
exeeptions. having neither home nor friends %
70 - Cor support. Hoping YOU will give the
above place In your columns.
am. very respectfully, etc,
NJ. W. wIsHsRp, Superintendent.
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Fashionable ClOfhicr,

has its Edward Ely, Cincinnati its Sprague Il
Co., who maintain the lead i'm the manufacture
and sale Of fashionable clothing. Indianapo-
lis, with its forty thousand souls and metro
politan style, demands the same facilities, and
our esteemed friends, Mcssrs. Sholtz & Foltz,
have supplied the desderatum in one Of the
most complete and best appointed establish
ments in the state. See their advertised price
list in another column. Their stock is COM
plete, from the plain but substantial American
cassimeres to the elegant "Weise Trecot," Of
French manufacture, and for which they have
the exclusive sale.-Lq0yette Courier. 2O-3
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

No Vest Washington Street.
novI7-t6w
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22
The New CITY Map--Caution...

We wish to caution all who desire a complete
Map of the City, to be sure that Asher &
Adams's name head the Prospectus, as some
may fall into the error Of ordering map Of
Marion County, under the impression that it is
the new City Map being published by us.
Our City Map will show streets, alleys, ETC.,
with shape Of lots, giving number and size of
each in plain figures. This Map will be about
six feet square, nearly twice the size of any
other Of the city ever made, and exclusively a
city map. ASHER & ADAMS,
2l-5 Publishers.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

HELLER, THE MAGICIAN, II LUcK.-Here Is
something which Professor Heller, who is 20
appear before an indianapolis audience to-
morrow evening, will be glad 10 learn, II the
information has not reached him before this.
We clip from the New York Neirs Of last FRI
day:
m Prescott smith, Master Il TranSpor-
tation on the Baltimore and ohio Railroad r..
ccived letter yesterday announcing that Mr.
Palmer. known ~ Professor Robert Heller.
the magician, has fallen heir 90 large fortune
In England. Mr.. smith had not been able last
evening u md cut the whereabouts II Heller.
who was IN Chicago lately.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

Il SATURDAY, the Madison train going
south, some discharged soldiers, not relish
ing the company of an Ethiopian. who. by
some means or other, had succeeded in getting
on the train, ordered him 10 20 into another
car. The darkey refused. and the soldiers pro-
eecded 20 make target Of him by shooting at
him, or trying to Sc how close 10 him they
could shoot without hitting him. The darkey
was slightly wounded. and left his inhospitable
fellow travellers At the first station II seems 10
Us that this was rather strong process in the
eiectment line.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

ID The Working Mems Convention j. in
session In this city, at the Tabernacle. The
discussion ofthe eight hour system will be one
II the principal measures that will occupy the
attsution Of the convention. Labor should not
Se oppressed b. capital, and we are glad to see
IL protected We hope good results will flow
from this convention. Delegates from all por-
tons Of the state are in attendance.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

PERsoNAL.-We yesterday had the pleasure
OF a call from Mr.. George ii. Knapp, Of George
III. Knapp & Co, proprietors Of the ST. Louis
Republican. Mr.. Knapp looks as though he
was in a prosperous condition. There is no
reason why he should not be. for he halls from
one Of the most hourishing cities in the West,
and Ia chief conductor Of one Of the best jour-
nails in the United States.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22
FamiIic. in the NertI, and East

parts Of the city are informed of five facts: l..
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; ). His sign-the Golden Nor
tar is plain to be seen. n16-3m
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22
The Dancing Acadeu,,

+. CREST, at Union Hall, opposite the Court
House, on Washington street, opens this We'd
nesday) evening, when and where ne will be
happy TO see all those who desire 10 learn the
Terpsichorean Art. Hours for Glasses Of
Masters and Misses, from to p. NJ, Wednes-
days and Saturdays. Hours for Glasses of
Adults, from ! y TO 10 p. NJ, same days. Terms
made known at the residence Of the Professor,
No. 50 Kentucky Avenue, or at the Academy.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

II The Gin Book Store Of J. 4. Ryan a Co.,
No. 66 North Illinois street, is proving itself to
he what its proprietors several weeks ago told
us-"no humbug." The books are there in
endless variety. and at the regular market
rates. The gifts are there, too, Of which we
have had the peculiar proof, for a friend OF ours.
no longer ago than yesterday, went TO this
same book store and invested, perhaps, dol
lar for book Of poems; he marked for prize,
drew an elegant castor worth not less than fif-
teen dollars This j. gift book store in fact as
well a in name.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22
One of the Gentlemen Fl

Adams 4 Co, with the purchase of 81 book,
received a Silver Castor valued at $40. Mrs.
Scott received Silver lee Pitcher valued at
SIS, and scores Of others are favored with
such prizes, at the Book Publishers Presenta-
ton Depot. 66 North Illinois street. Go and
see the store and get catalogue and read the
explanations. The sell books at the lowest
retail prices and give handsome present with
each book. They have leased and fitted up
their beautiful store with the intention Of
remaining here for years to come. All they
ask i a trial POS
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

Ia The first grand ball TO be given by the
friends Of the steamer Governor Morton I"
will come of at Masonic Hall, on next Monday,
the 9th inst. IL will be one Of the grandest
affairs Of the season. On the several commit
tees Of invitation, Of arrangements, Of intro
duetion, Of management, etc, are some Of our
best citizens and public men.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

BLLIARDs.-A match game Of billiards was
played at the Gem Billiard Rooms last night
between two knights Of the green cloth, Mr..
Frink, Of Chicago, and Mr.. Geo. Morris, of our
city, for $500, five hundred points up, caroms.
Mr.. Morris proving the victor by the small
numbtr OF thirteen points The game was
closely contested and very exciting through
out. Average Of the winner thirteen.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

s57- Yesterday was one of the brightest and
most genial days Of the very lovely interval Of
bright days we have been having for the last
fortnight IL seems as II " eternity had reach
ell a corner Of its mantle toward mankind. and
the breath ofits waving fringe was like n fall
Of Araby-
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22
Martindale \ Grubbs have fitted up

most handsomely the room formerly occupied
by the Telegraph Company, over the Bee Hive
store, and now occupy the same with the
Union Insurance Company as their Land and
Insurance Office. 21-10
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22
What .DeImOnicO'.''

York. or the " st. Nicholas" is to Cincinnati,
so is the - Circle" to indianapolis. Nor is the
" Circle far behind either Of them, in respect
TO all that is good TO eat or drink. or in respect
to its fine and numerous apartments.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

ed in procuring fine Guitar, very cheap,
should not fail TO examine the fine assortment
Just received at Butterfield & Co.'S. Guitars
for - 30. A fine; patent head Guitar for 81 80,
at IS East Market street. 22-3
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

THE SPARKLING BLLow" Is the title Of a
new piece Of music that has been left on our
table by J. 4. Butterfeld & Co.. music dealers.
At No. 70 East Market street. Good judges say
that the music is excellent, and the words very
fine
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

PEssoSAL.-Mr. W. III. Hatcher, of Lafay-
cite, Of the extensive grocery house Of Earl Il
Hatcher, and Colonel W. &. Wilson, Of the
same city, were in the city yesterday.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

IL The Board Of Trustees Of the Agricul-
turai College Of Indiana, were session at the
Governors room, in the State House, ON YES
to-day. They did nothing more than merely
TO ratify what they had previously done.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

Promotions The following promotions
were made yesterday:
l3Oth Ind. Vols, William III. Covert, Capt
Co. y. John :. Campbell, 1st Lieut., and Jos.
Rhulliken, I'd Lieut. Co. r.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

WaSTED.-The frearm which the young
idea used when learning how to shoot; ;
also, the knitting needle with which the girl
knit the :. mitten' that she gave 70 the young
man
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22
5000 IN Ioau-A responsibl,

~VVV W 1<VsfHs n IV'I'VII'IUI0 III'III 'IV-
sires a situation a Book-keeper or Salesman.
Has a knowledge Of business generally. Can
give the best of city references, and will loan
his employer 5000. Address p. o. Box $50,
or apply TO JACOB ELDRIDGE.
Real Estate Agent, West Washington street.
2I-3
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

e The Headquarters in Indiana for Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods i the New York store,
W. q III. Glenn proprietors, Glenn's Block,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

IL The Grand Lodge and the Grand En-
campment Of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows met in annual session in Odd F,lIow'-
Hall yesterday. The session will last for sev-
ersl days perhaps.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22
WANTS,
FOR r z Mt,
Large Dwelling.

ruvHE hne Family Residence, No. al xorth Pennsy-
ysnis street. containing twelve Feous. II fof rent
immediately and most q the furniture. ~hich good
and nearly ns~ Tor sale ~ith he lease.
Tkis hoass 10 vel arranged and properly situated Tor
keeping . namber u rrsf class bosrdsrs. Apply q
encs 20 MAILMAN q rUlCE.
nosid-t3t
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

70 J.. May a CO., at The Loan Office, No. "A
South Illinois street, viii loan money on any
article Of value, or buy the same. Always on
hand, unredecmsd pledge. for sale.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

CRIcKEr.-A match game Of cricket will be
played this afternoon, on the grounds OF the
Indianapolis Cricket Club. The wickets will
be pitched at o'clock precisely. The public
are invited 10 be in attendance.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-22

II Our markets are crowded with every
variety Of provisions. but the prices continue
At exhorbitant rates
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u The deliberations Il our City Council,
who meet In council 10 counsel together, are
not always characterized by unanimity Of
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Hamlin a Rnschig have removed their
Office 10 Exchange Building, 1917 North ILL.,
nois street, opposite Bates House. noyis-2m
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Members of fhc General Assem-.

Members OF sssc General Assem-
BLY,. all my old friends and the public in gem
eral. or "any other man." are respectfully
invited 10 patronizc the old establishment and
wcll-known United STATES Dyc-house and
Cleaning Establishment. No - south Illinois
street. Joseph Harris. Proprietor. Goats. Vests.
and Pants thoroughly cleaned. repaired and
made 20 look good a new.
lie, those now reuova,e who never did before.
AHdthOss who swsys renovated renora;e the more
square dealing. reasonable charge. and prompt
attention 70 business are our OLD friend Harris,
notices. left
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Hi.aumo.s an Impo~.ibiIity to pI


nour, on Washington street, keeps il for sale.
Remember this.