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The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10
PROSTITUTION

How To RvS Orr WITH PAIR OF Boors-A
few days since stranger came into boot and
shoe store on one of our principal streets to
purchase pair Of shoes. He was long time
engaged in trying different shoes before he could
find pair to ut. Meantime another gentleman
came in to buy pair OF boots. He soon found
pair which he drew or, and which fitted exactly
and while he was thrusting his hand into his
pockets for the ready" the shoe purchaser
darted off with the shoes without either payment
or even saying so much as "by your leave. sir. .
THE william - exclaimed the boot purchaser and
the bootmaker in the same breath and both gave
chase The man in the new boots. however,
had the best wind and the eleanest heels. He
soon shot ahead of Crispin, while the latter
urged him TO push forward and overtake the
shoes There was no need of urging. The
shoes turned a corner; the boots followed. and for
anything that Crispin knows, they are pursuing
each other yet.
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rs Jenison, Nelson & Co, successors to ".
h. Talbot X Co, No. "a, East Washington
street. have on hand. and daily receiving
additions to, the best selected stock OF goods
ever brought TO the Indianapolis market, com
prising large assortment of Ladies' and Gents
Gold and Silver Watches, Fine Sets of Jewelry.
and 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 10
10 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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LAW SCHOOL.
vIvHE MKT SESSION OF The LAW school.

FIvHE SE1T SESSION OF THE LAW SCHOOL OF
il the Northwestern Christian University Al Ind, :
annapolis, viii CONNIE 1ce the first Monday q Decerbes
ana continue fosr ssonfhs.
The Professors OF this Institution Hon DAVID Ne
Donald LII D. T. s. Dstrct Jadge for this state Hor
Cn1es Ray one OF the Judges u the Supreme Court
% Indiana, and Hon. Albert Porter late Rrprter Al
the Supreme Court Of Indiana The character 81 H..
gentlemen A. lawyers give sufficient ASSURANCES tbst The
School viii Dc conducted ably and efficiently.
The Cosrse Of Instruction will embrace two srnu.t
sessions OF four months each The object 4 10 sfve u
every student s1eh training IN the various branche.
OF The Comma s and kqsity. IN the Code Of Practice
and Pleading. "a Constitationx Law and In the Jurs.
prudenee 81 se United States enable Inn % enter
on the pracac -ecessf1ly. Instruction viii Be rixeE
By day lsotaTes AID feet@ions In The Iexf Bsoks
weekly Moot Court
The tuition l. ss5 per session. payable IN afvsnee
This embraces all fees, except the diploma fee uhich
n Is.
For further particulars. address Hon Dsvit Ncpsusa.
xk Indianapolis IIUAH GOODWIN
sep22-c2nPres- Bosrd Directors. n " u Il
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ires--Em be Zzling Letters-AnOthe r
victim OF the ~. John Disaster-Khe
WIZ CaSe-ElaYiA, lrinl.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Two fires occurred last
night, one in the Commission provision ware
house No. IA, Water street, in this citv Loss
81 600; insured for $4,000. Also, Stern's sofa
and chair mandatory, l02 Attorney street Loss
of property in factory 900, insured for 81 600
building valued at so, 900. insured for Sc, 1000.
Edward L. Allen, a porter in the New Y ork
post Office, was arrested this morning on a charge
OF embezzling letters from the mail
John +. Cunningham victim of the st. John
disaster, died last night His wife and two
daughters are very low.
The Commercials Washington special says
the Russian Government has renewed the con-
tract with Winans, of Baltimore, for keeping up
rolling stock on the St. Petersburg and Morocco
Railroad.
A great pressure has been made TO secure a
Communication of the sentence of Wiz death SEN
tence, but the President remains firm.
A special TO the Post says Chief Justice Chase
objects to having Davis tried at Richmond He
urges postpone ment of the trial until after Con-
gress meets. He said he wished Congress to
provide for the case specially. Those who re-
port thus do not disclose how Congress is to in
terfere. The President wishes the trial imme-
dately.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

BEzIQUE-Of all Card Games ever invented.
this IS perhaps the most interesting, If il is not
most scientific. 1t is especially a Card Game for
the family circle, and familiar gathering of
friends, calling out at once the interest," skill and
nature Of its players. As Card Game among
ladies, il has no nval in their admiration This
game has been revived in the last few years
among the French, with some alterations and al
ditions, and has become 4 favorite card amuse-
ment in the fashionable circles of Paris life In
the meantime il has been introduced in the Uni
ted States. and, though at present il is playe ed
only by the few in tho higher circles OF society,
il is rapidly making its popularity with all
For sale by Parsons, Macauley 4 Co., Is West
Maryland street. 90
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tE-A meeting Of the Circle street property
holders was held last eveHing.. at the Journal
Office. j. NJ. Tilford. Esq was called to the
chair, and W. r. Holloway was appointed secre-
tary. On motion. IL was unanimously resolved
by the meeting. TO resist the payment for bowl
dering and curling Circle street, and the -four
diverging streets therefrom. each property holder
binding himself to share alike any and all expen-
ses contracted in contesting the payment A
Committee, consisting of j. NJ. Tilford. David
Macy and W. II. Talbot Was appointed. to pro-
cure attorneys. and make all necessary arrange
ments for defending the property holders. On
motion. the meeting adjourned to meet on call of
the committee.
J. NJ. TLroKD, Chairman.
W X. HOLLOWAY Secretary
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s- We clip the following from the Lafayette
Daily Courier of the 9Th inst. The public will
make note of the fact
city, removes TO indianapolis next week to en-
gage in the real estate and claim agency busi-
ness in company with his brother, G. Hamlin, of
that city. Mr.. Hamlin has been prominently
identified with the real estate business In Lafav-
cite, and has contributed not 3 little to the pros
perty of the city by bis judicous advertising and
well directed efforts to induce foreign invest
ments in Lafayette property. He has sold a
great many farms, and greatly stimulated the
real estate business by his indomitable energy
and capacity. 1912
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TRANSFERS or REAL EsrArE.-The following
transfers were made for the week ending No
vember 9:
Martin Burton from r. l.. Shilling, undivided
half OF lots :. 8, 9 and 10, in out-lot 1881, :
245.
Sims A. Colley from Stone Wit, ct al, lot l7o,
F. W. p. ct al subdivison-S375
Martin Burton from r. L. Shilling, undivided
half of lot / in square 20, Stewards subdivision
1850.
dian. undivided half of lot 4s, in out-lot l07-
$3.50.
George B. Ysndes from Ferguson's heirs. LOT
6. in square s2-S4,00O.
Bridget Morarity from H. Bates, lot 81. in
ou,-lot 90. Bates subdivison-S375
Fletcher RUBBISH. from Fle,cher's heirs, lot
l34. F. W 7. ct al subdivision-S900.
Ed. c. Johnson from James A. johnson
% 5-l2 feet of south front of los 6. in out-lot
III. Van subdivision-i2. 600.
G. H. Chapman and V. X. Hendricks from
Israel Wilson. lot Is, in out-lot l77-S3. 500
Jane Hobbs from Susan McCloskey. west hal
of ots "a. s. SO and 81. in out-lot l56-$2, 500
A j. Backhart from VIM. johnson. south.
east corner north west quarter. section -. towr
Is. range east, : 77-l0O acres-s2, 900.
r 4 A. Nixon from Henry Howard. A. acre,
OF northwest quarter section g, town -. rang,
3 esst-sl.5OO.
George + Meyer. from j Lieher ct. al. un
divided one-hith lots 20. q. Is. out-lot IL
81 goo.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Nov. 9--The State convention
of colored men adjourned at a late hour w ed
nesday night.
The proceedings throughout were very har-
monous and of an instructive nature
State Central Committee was appointed to
urge the franchise and other questions affecting
the interests of the colored Americans
Previous to the final adjournment Of the Con-
vention the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That this Convention ia of the opin-
ion that there should be representation OF
colored men in the city of Washington from diff
ferent sections TO be there during the session oil
Congress, supported by the people. whose duty il
should be to drge upoL the members of Con-
gress the importance Of having the status of col
ored Americans so fixed in the land that bis
color shall not be bar to his occupancy of any
position, or to the enjoyment of all the rights
that appertain to citizenship.
Quite number of counties were represented
the representatives from which returned to their
respective homes to-day.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

CirfNsh1, NOV. D
Flour dull and prices nominal.
Wheat unsettled and dull; sales Of old red a. OO20 %
new lOal IS,
Corn steady at 55a5s for sound ear and shelied
Oats advanced 20 SOC for prime.
Rye dull at s3a,S5c for prfme
Mess Pork quiet at 81 00a3l50.
Bulk meats are held al l55IsI75z for shoulders ans
sides.
Green meats dull and prices nominal
Hams 1sc
Lard dali 2sc for new IN tiercea
Lnseed oil advanced 10 l g.
Cotton dull and prices nominal
Groceries dull.
Whisky In demand at2 %.
Weather clear; Thermometer 81
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

NV York, Nov. 9.>The agent of the Amer
lean Onion. in Georgia, reports that the children
are without the privileges of schools. Six hun
bred of the whites suffer for food at Atlanta
There Is great suffering in!prospsct unless help
comes. Many of them without shelter, and
500 children there without schools.
The Governors of North Carolina and Ten
nessee offer all aid in their power to promote the
interest of education.
Great desttution prevails in North Carolina.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

"T The Gas Company are now engaged in
making extensions and engagements of theiI
system of pipes throughout the city, both in the
laying of main pipes and in the extension of the
minute ramifcations thereof; all of which i'm
provements have become necessary, by the in
creased demand for an enlargement of the ar
teries, as well as an extension of the capillare:
by which our city is to be supplied with that great
ndispensable-light.
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Statements OF the surgeon ef steamer

NV YoKK. Nov. 9-The surgeon OF the
steamer Atalanta states that the majority Of her
passengers are smigrsnts from Switzerland and
the southern part Of Germany. They came by
way OF Paris. where the cholera j. raging. TO
havre, and while there, several died in boariing
houses, attended BY Government, physicians.
Unusual facilities are afforded by the officials for
their shipment. and the anxiety to place them on
shipbosrd was so great a. to cause injuries on
the part Of the officers Of the ship. Since the
passengers were removed from the ship but few
cases have occurred. and these are Of the mildest
form. We may reasonably hope for the speedy
disappearance of the malsdy.
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Death from HiccOughs-UOreA Arrests
for COunterfeiting

INV YORK, Nov. 9.-The Brig Marshall
arrived to-day from Africa, reports that Joseph
Trip, a passenger belonging to New Bedford
died October 3Oth, from twelve days attack OF
hiccoughs.
The case Of Borney and Fabion, for defraud-
ing the Government by illegally Withdrawing al
cohol from the Custom House, commenced yes
terday
-Four arrests were made last night for passing
counterfeit tens on the Albany Bank, and tens on
the Thomson Bank, Conn.
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narYland Election .

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-Returns from Eastern
Shore indicate the defeat of Spencer, Union can
didate for Judge in the Twelfth Judicial District,
and election OF Franklin.
In one District of Montgomery county. no
election took place. The Judges appointed being
disqualified voters, the registers refused to lee
them have the list of registered voters The
Union party have elected four out of FIVE Judges
voted for in the State.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

CoScERsISe NANEs.-The ingenuity of man
kind j. illustrated in the happiness of conception
on the part of the proprietors of our saloons in
the exceedingly felicitous titles with which they
dub their establishments. We cannot now call
io mind one-third OF the names over the doors of
saloons that are simply ludricrous and grotesque
in their i'll starred connections. Passing along
the stree. we are greeted with such handsome
names az these: First Chance" and on the re
verse side of the same sign Last Chance at
another establishment Is the endeariDg and
sociable invitation Come and see Me" And
then We have the Gem" The Corn Ell
change. THE Excelsior. Petroleum, ""Kesr-
sarge" "Unele Billy" Dew Drop" The
Circle" The Geranium.' The Globe" etc
The last addition 10 these felicitious titles i:
The First National" Thee misnomers would
be Objectionable if il were not for the fact that
Ike Arteunus Wards lucubrations, they carry
their osn reiutation on their face from their Ell
ceeding sbsurdity.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

PERsoSAL.-Col. James Gavin was in the city
yesterday, as guest of the Sherman House.
Hon. Samuel H. Buskirk is in the city and
stopping at the Oriental.
Brigadier Gen. James A. Ekin. Chief Quarter
master, Cavalry Bureau, U s. A, was also 10
the city Yesterday
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

PERsosAL.-Howard Briggs. Esq of Green
castle. and editor and proprietor of the Indians
Press. was in the city and called on US yesterday
Mr. Briggs was in excellent health and spirits
and had about him the air of a man exceedingly
well to do in the world. We don't see why he
shouldn't. He il at the head of the only news
paper of any consequence in Putnam county, and
has an excellent patronage.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

TERRE HAUTE AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD
CHANGE or TIME.-On and after Monday, Nov
9th, the time of this road will be changed as
follows:
Westward, Leave-S:l5 A. NJ, ST. Louis Mail;
1885 p. NJ, st. Louis Express; $40 p. NJ
Terre Haute Mail; $40 p. M, Night Rx
press
Eastward, Arrive-3:45 A. NJ, Eastern Ex-
press; l0:40 A. NJ, Terre Haute Accommoda-
ton; $40 p. NJ, Evansville Mail; rs P. NJ,
st. Louis Express.
ISpIASAPoLIs, Nov. 4, 1865. So
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COM M ERClAl.
IBY TKLEGRAFH.
New york NTarkct.


NEw YOKK, Nov. 3.
Cotton heavy and quiet and &c lever; sales 50a5e
for middling.
Flour 59l0c lower IN common grades; sales az 500
% Tor extra; U39 . for common 20 good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio and 3o2 IS for trade
brands, market closing dull.
Whisky trmer at 1904 II for Western
Wheat opened quiet advanced ls2c and closed heavy
with buyers refusing pay the advance; sales ID.
Il for Chicago spring; 1901 Is for Milwaukee club.
e2@l IS for amber Milwaukee; o. for choice do,
26es2 40 for new amber state.
Rye steady at 10 for western.
Barley without decided change sales % for State AMI
30 for Canada
Barley malt dull
Corn opened dull and closed heavy ad lc lower; sales
al s2gSsc for unsound and sS9slc for soand closing
dull at yOc Tor the latter.
Oats frmer for and heavy for unsOund; z5a5Oe
| for unsound and 56962c for sound.
Coffee firm.
Sugar firm; Cuba NuscavadO l3kal-c. aad la
vana at 14c
Molasses quiet, Porto Rico co.
Petroleum firm at 3sk937e for crude, 6096lc- Tor
refined IN bond; refined free nominal.
Fork firm, with fair demand al % 2Ja,32 - for
new mess, closing at 80 81 for cash. aud = -
Beef steady ll9l4c for plain mess; I49l7c for extra
mess.
Beef hams dull
Cut mests Gull at I55l9l6<c for shoulders and I99
221kc for hams.
Bacon dull
Lard steady at 24a2ssfc.
Butter in demand at sOa4s for Ohio and 40e5s for
State.
Cheese firm at 1l1z9I9c.
NEW YoRc MoSEY MARKET.
NEw YoEk, Nox O.
Money active and firm att per cent. call loans
told without decided change, opening al I40x, de
Ginning TO lf61z, ond closing ls6X.
Government stocks 5<91. lower
BOARD
EEw YOzK, Nor. g.
Railway speculation took downward turn this morn
ing, and very much lower prices made On the az
teInoon call there si further decline in quota
tons, with pressure sell The depression chief
~ the result Of strngency in the money and
indisposton 10 advance Of the fancy stocks.
AT the second Bourd there improvement, but
al the last session the market very weak The bull.
were not SO strong as during the earlier part Of the
week.
Stocks strong Rock Island, 1857; Cleveland A Pts-
burg, sfes; Chicago Northwestern preferred co..
Milwaukee & Prairie du Chen, $50; Fort Wayne 1895
Alton, 40; do. preferred ~ Canton, <5k; Msrposa.
IL New York Central, sS Erie. 81 y Reading, has.
Michigan southern, ~; Toledo Wabash, 50, Ohio
ssissippi certificates, 29i<.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

IN There are between 5000 and 6 600 pen
sioners on the rolls of the pension list of the In
dianapoiis Agency. About one hall of this nEm-
Der are ingalids, the remaining half widows,
mothers and minors.
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Chicago Market,

CHTckso, Nov. ..
Flour quiet
Wheat unsettled; opening at an advance Of 5af0c.
Corn dali at 545<455c for No. l. ana 81 ! <sszc for
MOI.
Oats firm; sales az 30c.
Provisions dull
Freights dull SC 70 Buffalo,
Highgines quiet al ZIGss 20.
Hogs dull aud unsettled
Recespis-33 300 bbls. four - 90 Bushels ~he.. q
900 bushels corn, 1000 bushels oafs.
shipments-i,l0o bbs. -four As 900 bushels xh..,
5000 bushels corn. l7s.0c0 bushels oats.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

AN ORIGINAL DOCUMENT We invite the at
tention of our readers to the novel and unique
production, appearing in another column. written
by the Emperor of China to that no less emf
nent genius, DR.. Adonis, OF the Louisville Jour
nal. 4, is decidedly rich. and rivals anything in
the A. Ward and Orpheus G. Kerr repertoire.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

81. 81. 81. 81 81 81. 81
FoR SALE, TO PAY ADvANcEs-at the Loan
Office, No. 81 south Illinois street. large LOT OF
new and second-handed Clothing. such as fine
Dress Goats, Oyercoats, Pants, Vests Shaws:
also, fiue lot of Silk Dresses for Ladies. bal
price; also, Ladies Gold Watches and Chains
Rings, Pins, Diamonds. and variety of articles
of every description All will be sold to pay adj
vances Call in and examine
II. NJ. Bush,
No. 81, on the corner of South Illinois and
Maryla streets. 800
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

sE- Professor Lenox, Merchant Tailor, has
just received splendid assortment OF New
Goods, from beautiful Chinchilla of all shades.
down to Nelveteen; also superior article of
Melted Jeans, which makes nice suits All
goods cheaper, by 20 per cent, than any other
house in the city. As "a Cutter, the Professor is
second 10 none in the States Call down and
see for yourselves, and get him to make you
look knobby.
30 South Illinois street,
9-3 Indianapolis, Ind.
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sT- William SNYDER & Co, No 81 South Me-
ridian street wholesale and retail dealers in Stan
berry x 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
apolis &C
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

G3- Bankers aud financIers inform US that the
money market is exceedingly close. Loans are
hard to negotiate, and only then at ruinous rates
of interest the inflated condition of the currency
TO the contrary Notwithstanding
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20 Merchants, Bankers, Insurance and Rail
road Officers will find Stationery and Paper,
Envelopes, Blank Books, at the New School
Book and Stationery House of Parsons, Macaoly
& Co., l3 West Maryland street 9-6
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"a Loungers who had been above par for
some time previous. have been plentiful the past
two or three days. The warm weather has
thawed them out of their retreats
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u The streets were lively all day yesterday
With pedestrians The ladies seemed to be on
the qua ci1e, by taking advantage of the pleasant
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II Whilst the city improves generally, Massa-
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 trst-class drug stores in every respect.
30-tf
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

Is Paper, Envelopes, Blankbooks and Sta
tionery of every variety. for sale low oy
PARSONS, MAcAULY 4 Co,
80 l3 West Maryland street
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~ The ice-wagons nearly closed their
accustomed rounds, and their occupation will
soon be gone, every family will be able to
manufacture the article free of cost by simply
furnishing the requisite water.
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BUSINESS NOTICE-.

See DR.. VIM. ThOmson's advertisement
on the fourth page of today's paper.
Jan % Il.
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Street Railway is two miles long. The Virginia
Avenue line is Two and one-quarter miles long.
The Illinois Street line is one and half miles
long
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

~ The Headquarters in Indiana for Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods is the New York Store
W. 4 II. Glenn, proprietors. Glenn's Block
ndianapolis. Indiana.
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DErRoIr. Nov. 9.-The Canadian propeller
Rockville, With cargo Of -four from Milwaukee,
to Montreal was wrecked at SBig able lake, and
the fret mate and wheelsman we're drowned
Boat and cargo total loss
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ss- Fresh Fish received daily at my Grocery
l64 West Michigan street, and delivered in any
part Of the city free of charge.
1912 II. n. CoSKLIN.
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II The Madison papers aver that Madison is
infested with gamblers. veracious informant
tells US that Indianapolis is affected in the same
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~ Licenses TO sell intoxicating liquors was
granted yesterday to William Erssmoud.
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cB-The bar at which too mlny practce-the
drinking bar