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Seven Grand Tableaux, including
Finnegan's Wake at Starr Hall, Satur-
day Evening for the purchase of New
Instruments for Schwartz Band Co. !.
Seven hundred Tickets already sold.
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Found Oead.-Wilson Horn, aged 70
years, was found dead in his sugar camp.
north Of this city, on last Tuesday
morning. He was subject to palpitation of
the heart, and it is evident that his death
was caused by that disease
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Look Out.

Il is now the law of Indiana that any person who
is detected in tearing down a handbil poster, &C.,
shall be fined not less than ten dollars. The defacng
and tearing down of handbills and posters is a COM
thing with certain class of boys in this city
Let the police take cognzance of this matter and
rest and bring to punishment the Young scapegraces
engaged in the nefarious and mischievous work.
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wJim Crow a colored and witless
lad, was badly beaten the other day by
one Of our German citizens, for assist
ing some one to steal his chickens. He
is said to be in Il dangerous condition.
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the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis
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yourself.
Address
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HOn Wednesday afternoon, an in
dividual walked q rope stretched from
a window in Starr Hall to the building
opposite.
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w. LASsARL breaches Sunday at los
A. NJ. and and 4 Z. NJ, at the new
Hall Of No Engine House.
SUBJEcr: The ending Of the pro-
phetic periods in 1867. and the events
following.
All are invited.
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APoLLos WOODWARD Complaint in Attach
vs. ment. before John Fin
LEWIS c. MCCONNELL. ley, Mayor, and p
yuNHE above named defendant. Lewis c. Neon
j nell is hereby notified 10 appear and answer to
the above complaint office in the City OF kich-
mond Indiana the l4th day of April, 1856. al 10
O'Clock \. NJ of said day. said complaint will be
taken confessed and Judgment rendered accord
inely. JOHN FlNfkl Mayor =.
naiad the 2eth day of March 1855. 30 4w.
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Ee- Snow this morning, April 6, in
small quantities.
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e. The Bee Hive Store" of our old
friend D. B. Crawford, is swarming with
well satisfied customers, who all unite in
saying there's the place to get your
money back" That's so.
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Tableaux and Music and Fun. at Starr
Hall, Saturday Evening. Col!
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ETGo to the NYE Brothers, near the
Depot. for Tinware, Stoves, Iron Pumps
and Lead Piping, and everything in the
brass, copper and sheetiron ware lines.
They are selling at fair prices for cash.
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Wane County Official Returns.

The following is the aggregate official
vote of this county at the nominating
election on Monday last;
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TIME
l.30 r. N. Opening Exercises.
las Oral Botany-w. A. BRIL-.
Ais How teach pupils 10 add correctly and
rapidly-HrRAN HApL.r. -
sI5 Biographical Essay-ELI r. BRowS.
sos Social relation OF teacher 70 pnpd-JoHS
CooPsR.
3:35 Origin of the epthess applied to the different
States and Cities e.. e, why Ind ana is call
ed the Hoosier State, New Orleans the Cres-
cent City, b.. MArruxw CRARLEs.
400 " Lccture-Rev. Mr.. Van PrsKiRK.
W. A BELL, Scpt.
CALvIS PrkRsoN Sec'y
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HyHE Magnetic Doctress-Niss Tennessee. who
once called the Wonderful Child. has returned 10
the city AMI established inrmary Fifth St. Ne
42s near Mound. where she may be consulted all
matter. rerta alr to life an health. She win give
Information Of lost or stolen property, identifying the
person or persons concerned. with much certainty
a. scarcely 70 leave doubt OF their guilt and, when
REQUIRED will 80 into au unconscious state and travel
70 every par, Of the world and hunt up absent per
sous whether dead alive and through her tell the
inaurns friends their situation and whereabouts She
viii guarantee 10 make permanent cures in all cases
she undertakes Cancers extracted, root and branch
without pain. or one drop OF blood IN
from four To txenty-touf hours. Parsiyzed persons
made 70 walk in from three nine days and all other
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hearing restored. aud all diseases that flesh Is heir to-
All letter, promptly answered an MEDICINE sent by
expires. when reanireI. Box, 2ls2, Cincinnati, T. ..
Through her exten sive practice lseiy. she has also
secured the services of Madame Baker and DR.. C. IL.
Woodruff assist her.
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EA false alarm Of fire was given on
Wednesday afternoon.
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THEDECI8IVE BATTLE
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In every State and City, and Town in the Onion, BY
CHRlSTADORO'S HAIR DYE

all wouldbe rivals, and the palm Of victory
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1st District, JAMES BROWER,
I'd ELWOOD CLARK,
Sd HENRY WEBER,
4th JESSE STARR,
9th NATHAN {. WRIGHT,
9th ENOS HILL. -
7th WILLIAM IRWIN,
Sth RICHARD BINNS,
9th JOHN GREEN.
10th SAMUEL SHUTE,
18th SOLOMON MILLER,
18th HIRAM BULLA,
18th REECE MENDENHALL,
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Township Eleotion.-On Monday last,
the following persons we're chosen to fill
the various township Offices:
CONSTABLES,
THOMAS McGIRR,
LEWIS SAMUELS,
JOHN DUGAN
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE,
WILLIAM PARRY.
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EE 10000 wagon loads of Gravel for
sale by THOMAS Mason.
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The next meeting of the Wayne County Teachers
Association will be held Dublin, Saturday the
l4th inst. 81
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The Board of Health. has placed letter box
at Plummer Kelly Drug Store, for the convent
of citizens who nav wish call tue attention
the Board to subjects within their province. All
plants must give the character of the nuisance COM
planned Of, the locality where TO be found
and be signed With the Of the party making the
complaint ES
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DR.. Marshaus
Snuff /,
Gives Immediate Relief

to the dull pains caused by diseases Of the head
The sensations after using il delightful and nsig
Grating. Ii opens and purges out all distractions.
strengthens the glands and gives healthy action I"
4 h..t -Aa
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important Religious Discourses

CALvIS PrARsoS, Sec'y
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WASHINGTON i, @ n.

Land once Statistics The Commit
tee ON the New Orleans RiOt-COn-
gressi0nal Observation-Disclosures
Committee = PrOm0tl0Is-Sale or
GOld-GOld in the Treasury, &c.
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that the Government gold will be
thrown upon the market
The amount of gold now in the
Treasury is over $97 O00, 900, Of which
So, 000, 900 belong absolutely to the
Government. This is a sufficient in
dieatieH chat very little, if any, Treas
ury gold has recently been put on the
market. The receipts of gold from
duties on imports has materially fall
en- off of slate, and does NOS exceed
FROM stwo to three millions for the
week and the increase Of over two
week shows there has been nc dimins
ution in the amount BY, sales.
6. ID. Cady, late Confidential clerk
of RicarI& Cogiof this city, was ar
rested, yesterday, for stealing 100000
worth of bonds9 Most ofthe property
was recovered isw = =, '9ia ,s9@a pa. eT,al.i
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RELIGIOUS.

~
We hear of no changes in the re-
ligious services in the various
Churches tomorrow. We presume,
therefore, that the ordinary routine
will be followed.
Rev. j. NJ. Thoburn, in an interest
+ ing letter to the Western Christian Ad-
rocate, dated Paori, India, Sept. oath.
says he has never met man, woman,
or child in India who seemed to be in
the slightest degree troubled about a
sinful heart or a sinful life, unless the
trouble had been caused by Christian
teaching. The Missionary, he. adds,
fines Unnecessary to preach the gos-
pei in order to convince of SIN, as we'll
as SAGE from SIN. = s-Ta& s az
"a very current rumor is ,aloat in
India that in about thirty years more.
the river Ganges will lose all its sac
red power and become an ordinary
river. This impression is likely to
contribute largely to overthrow Hin.
dooism. tssg q
The Hicksite branch Of the Society
of Friends at Philadelphia are erect
ing spacious college at Westdale
Penn, for the education of their own
children. It will cost upward of
100000. wa
AtCoIumbus, o., on the 18th inst,
the cornerstone of new Catholic
cathedral was laid, Bishop Rosecrans
officiating. Between five and six thou
sand persons were in attendance.
The church is to be a magnificent
structure of decorated Gothic archi-
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9 NEW YORK.
The Roberts Fenians 81 Mediate q
Movement on, CaHada-HeaVy Rob-
berY.and arrest. of the aRObber---
stephens Denounced by General
n hiiien1g ! nATYEOs y .09a

New YORK, Dec 7.-Gen. Millen,
late President of the Fenian Military
Council in Ireland. publishes to-day
an address to the Fenians, denouhe-
ing Stephens as a humbug, if not a
cheat and rascalz and makes grave
charges against him of dishonesty, &c.
NEW YORK. Dec. l7.--There lis an
increased activity in the Roberts or
ganization. & The leading members iof
the Senate convened yesterday at the
Roberts headquarters, to decide what
course should be pursued in the pre-
sent emergency. Although privacy is
rigidly observed by all connected with
the meeting, enough has transpired to
know that the leaders favorsa imme-
date movement on Canada. It is not
known when the campaign will COM
mence, but it is openly stated that
10000 men are ready to take the field,
should the sentence on the condemned
Fenians be put into execution. There
il little doubt this force can be large
ly increased.
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r..
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-ReturInsI TX re-
ceiyed from the General Land Office
at Louisa, Michigan, show that 1855
acres ofpublic lands were disposed of
during October last, 6,453 ofiWhich
were taken for actual settlement under
the Homestead Law. The cash sales
during the same period amounted ito
$l3l, ly5. Returns received at the
General Land Office from the local
Offices in California show that 2.574
acres of public lands were disposed of
during October. the greater part FOR
actual settlement and cultivation.
The Special Committee suggested
by Messrs. Darling, Pike, Elliot and
Steavens, to- investigate certain, mat
tiers in South Carolina. New Orleans
and other places, will probably be ap-
pointed ON Monday and at once enter
upon the duty intrusted to them,
The Senate bill to regulate the
elective franchise In the District of
Columbia is to be taken up on Mon
day next. An effort will be made to
press it, speedily, to a vote. It~nro-
vides for suffrage without distinction
of color. An amendment is pending.
offered by Mr.. Morrill,, Chairman of
the Senate District Committee. con-
ping with the, acknowledgements az
negroes Acknowledgement of those
who left the District to give aid and
comfort to- the rebellion. NJ y y + \
The Retrenchment Committee hold
a session in New York City early next
week; to investigate some additional
sugariand7cottonN frauds recently de-
velopedf through the Investigations
made by the Committee on Public
Expenditures 1000 A z 3 n E
Several promotions have been made
IN the Quartermaster's Department of
the regular army.
WASHINGTON, December TN ref
erence to the reported recent sales of
Government gold in New York, it has
beer learned that no specific orders
have been given by the Secretary of
the Treasury to sell. Mr.. Van Dyke,
the Assistant Treasurer in New York,
has discretionary power to sell such
amounts OF gold as he may deem me-
cessary to prevent the success of any
combination to put the price of gold
up to an unreasonable figure. II is
the opinion of the Secretary that there
is nothing at this time in the financial
situation of the country that will ms
tify premium on gold of over fortv
per cent, and except that in the event
of an effort ON the part Of spectators
to advance the premium unreasonable
here, there is no reason to suppose
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lecture, in the style known a. the
Victoria Restoration Of the fifteenth
century.
The Roman Catholics Of Boston have
purchased several church baildings
formerly occupied by the Unitarians.
They have bought the edifce corner
Of CLARK and Hanover Streets, the
brich church on Chambers Street,
| and thegheuse f6rmerly occupied by
Mr.. Ripley's society, and one on
Union Parks a3W q elWai
A religious exchange says that
within the bounds Of the Synod Of tn
diana, Old School Presbyterian, are
"a Churches; of these "a, 40
churches, or nearly one-half, did not
contribute a cent to- Any one Of the
seven, collections recommended by the
General Assembly. OF the "a
Churches within the bounds of the
Synod, but Il. have regular pastors, 80
have stated supplies, while As are va
cant, or destitute alike of stated sup
plies and pastors. The Committee
having the matter in hand charge the
woefal deficiency IN the collections.
partly on the elders, but chiefly on
the ministers, who, they alIege, could
have brought up collection of some
sort, provided they had but made the
effort.
~ The new Catholic church at Gen.
treville, Spencer County. in this State,
was dedicated Sunday before last.
rFhe dedication sermon was preached
blythe Rev. Father Chrisostom, of st.
Meirad Convent, xaY7. 81.
lN The choir Of st. Peters (EpiscopaD
church at Rome, Ga, recently gave
concert, on which occasion Miss Anna
Ford, by particular request of the
managers, appeared on the stage
dressed in deep mourning, with the
Confederate battle flag unfurled over
her.. In the hands of one of its former
defenders, and sang the ballad, "Furl
that Banners for ltis Weary" At the
conclusion of the song she g knelt and
sadly kissed the silken folds of the
flag, while the audience gave express
sion tostheir admiration in storms of
applause. They are reconstructed in
Rome. ~. ~~~.5esvp
Of the twenty-fonr conferences en-
titled to representation in the General
Conference Of the non Episcopal
Methodists, twentyindorsed the pro-
posed union of the churches. The
probabilities are that all will go into
the Union 8igeaiCliA aH9
Bishop Simpson delivered his cele-
brated lecture on 1.-The Future of
our Country . in Wesley Chapel, Gin
cinnati, on Tuesday evening, Deem
Der 4th. s.a L@ Rg', '.@
John Baldwin, Esq, Of Berea,
Ohio, has made centenary donation
to the NJ E. Church valued at $780,
900. This is the largest donation yet |
made in the West. Most of it goes
to the Baldwin University located at
Berea. fa0gaT 9gos Al
On the 18th of November the First
Methodist Church Of Cleveland, Ohio, 4
took up their centenary collection,
amounting to 5000 larger sum
than was anticipated. ua.a
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UNITARIAN.

Il There will be- Liberal Christian
worship at the Court House to-mor-
row. The sermon in the morn-
ing will H4 ,besaza upon r7sa' . The
relation of Morality to Religion In
the evening The Doctrine of the
Spirit. ''s''' '''''N ~. .'--.s''e
The Local Conference of Liberal
Christian Churches in Central New
York, met at Rochester last week.
There were upwards of seventy Dele
gates present from the various
Churches in that region. Rev. j. Ell.
Hartzell., of Buffalo, (Universalist, J
preached the opening. discourse,
which is reported to have been able
and impressive.
At the close he called upon the
Unitarian and Universalist denomi-
nations to go forward together, not in
any formal union, but with the bap-
tism of the same spirit of love. His
appeal for a closer sympathy of the
two Liberal bodies touched the right
pointas an opening for future action.
TWAS voted that the conference
should be called the New
York Central an Conference of
Liberal Christians" A series
of propositions forming plan
of work were submitted, among
which were the desirableness of an
epistolary correspondence between
the different sunday schools in the
conference. f 81 ffae Il.sg
The practicability Of supporting a
missionary, South, for the twofold
purpose of preaching and distribu-
ting publications towhites and blacks.
Very heartfelt sympathy was ten
dered to the venerable Rev. Samuel
j. May, who through sickness, was
unable to be present, with the fervent
prayer that his strength might be re-
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stored and preserved for increased
service to the cause Of humanity,
which is the cause Of Christ. The
next conference will meet at Syracuse,
New York, in February next.
The Council of University College,
London, have refused to elect Rev.
James Martincau to the vacant chair
Of Msatal Philosophy and Logic in
that institution, by vote of ten to
eight.4ssa ylle.s4aq .00a0fe 5a6ds i
The defence which the majority give
for their vote is, that Mr. Martineau
was SO widely known as a Unitarian
that his electionrwo advertise his
sect. sssii eds 10 b1eed s8at1Dl saieiol
University College was founded to
furnish strictly unsectarian education.
The action of the Council in this inr
stance has filed the friends OF the
College with sorrow, and already the
institution has fallen in public inter
est and respect in consequences of it.
Prof. De Morgan, one of the corps of
instructors, has resigned lin disgust.
The Spectator holds the action of the
Council up to severest censure and
ridicule. Mr.. Martineau suffers no-l
thing by the defeat. He is universally
acknowledged to be the fittest man
that can be found for the place; and
his rejection, on such pitiable grounds,
has already given a new publicity to-
his name, gifts, and accomplishments,
and awakened a fresh desire in the
minds of thousands to know more of
views which are looked upon with so
much aversion. sA593a 00aA4
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CANADA
SuPratt and the Assassination Con.
$, spiracy-Je1f. Davis Implicated
Bank OF MOntreal-Tne Court al
Sweetsburg, &c. 3@sEK

MONTREAL, Dec. 1.-THE Herald
publishes an extract from the CORES
pondence of the person who informed
the Government Of Surratt's where
abouts which led to his arrest. He
1.-THE correspondent says Surratt told
him that the conspiracy and the as.
sassinAfion af Lincoln was planned In
Richmond, with the assent of JEFF.
Davis. This informant 10 now ON his
way to lWashiugton.p lfYx ia saA'rao
The Bank of Montreal, while with
draw wing its agency. from Chicago, viii
arrange for Canadian business there.
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FRANCE.
.ttI1sf1fN7Ail 7ls----EI - = 30 l3lItlt.'
Railroad COllisiOn-Llst of Casual
ties.

TERRE HAUTE, IND, Dec. IA
collision occurred at about eight
twenty this morning, two miles west
of MAtteops HIS on the .St9L0uis,
Alton and Terre Haute Railroad, be-
tween the construction and gravel
trains. One. man, named john Bre-
count, was killed outright. VIM.
Foultze, fireman, and one of the la
borers on the construction train, are
supposed to be MORALLY wounded.
Some four or FIVE more of the men
employed on the construction train
uAra--.AA-A -er less wounded. Both
engines are a total wreck. The direct
cause of the accident is unknown.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Dec. 7--Noon.--The Post
has rs strong editorial urging that
strict Inquiry be made of the extent
of the Fenian organization in Eng
land, and if depots of arms are prop
erly guarded - &
LONDON, Dec. 7-Noon.-Consols
884 for money; SOS II; Illinois
Central 774; Erie fiji.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 7-Noon.-Cot-
ton declining. T0ln A = s. n
Provisions unchanged. =
FRANCE.
PARIS, Dee. French vessels of
war are blockading Cpfeaa q GhH1,.
ITALY.
ROME, Dec. THE French officers
took their farewell leave of the Pope
thiaIG MIL WJDUG u .Dii& Rt7.o