Indianapolis Daily Herald, Volume 1, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1865 — Page 3

DAILY HER ALP

MONDAY UORWINQ, NOVEMHER 6. CITY ITCWO. tlT The public cbools of the Nitth WenJ open this morning. lreoti and guardiana will take tolice. 2PllioM k Ryan, wholesale froceri, at tb corocr of Meridisn and Maryland etreete, bare eiari, cigarettes, and liquors in complete variety, od noajp4eJ in tb citj for excellence. tJTCall awheHaiALoofice for every epecies of plain and fancy Job Friotiof , where your ordert will b executed od bort notice, in tbe most approved style and on tbe moat reaionoble terms. I27"Tbe United Slates District Court Room i$ being refcra:ted, preparatory to tbe ensuing eMJOQ. New bestieg apparatus, new cbair. Lev carpets, etc., cooKitute some of tbe features of such improvement. t2T Tbe Western Union Telearaph Office will be ia Blackford's Block on and after to-day. Tbe new rooms are large and commodious and ire quite an improvement on tbe cramped office hitbeito occupied by the Company. QJT The Quartermasters' Department it this p!ce, odder tbe efficient management of Captain L Cass Foriyib, A. Q M , for this District, was never in a Libber tat of efficiency. Iii predeceaor. Captain Wilton, lett behind bim a boil ol irienaa, and Captain Forsjth it no lees popultr, but is daily mtiug "golden opi&iocs Irum all aorta of people " t?y Tbe "Horoe Vwitor" bat our grateful acknowledgement lor tbe too flattering language be in pleased to Use in welcoming us as a debutante iu tbe newspaper areua. Thau It you Doctor iil idJ. Your good wisbesare not more grace lullj. than siLcerely, expretaed, and it sball be our mbeit oi-ject not to disappoint tbe expectation ot well nbera. Sellisbnesa dues not seem ij tiuJ a lodgiog pUce iu tbe Doctor's cipacioua Iilitaht Tbrougb Captain Fred A. Stetus, tbe CVoumatjdant ot tLe "Soldier's Home," we lrn tht ibe remuabt of tbe Eighth New liaojrwbire Keg i meat, numbering ITU enlisted men a lid ix ofLcera, commanded t5 Captain iUJer, Lis arrived in this city. The Second New Jtrsej' u txntcted to-day. Both of tbeie reiuituia bave ftrted with much distinction. Tbe Ibuletiitb Citvalrj will be bt-re by tbe la ter end of tbe week. TTbe dtrartn of news wilbin tbe city has ol rtcttoiiiig feature. Tbe same coubgülc rtüeciiou touts borne to comfort tbe sinking spirit of the Loci" that is afiorded to the culapiau practioncr, wbeu bis business is dislrt9iuglj dull. If be has but little to do, it is because tbe general sanitary condition of tbe cotumuuitv ia i;ood. It may be bad lor tbe physician, but it argues well for tbe mass. So it our tepoit of loc-1 news be dull, and does but little to satiate tbe popular appetite, it is because affairs are well regulated, a&d society is very uear what it t Lou Id te. Cf lb Teaiperuoe lueetibg at tbe Tabernacle yesterday allernoou as vejy laJgely alUuded, aud great interest was uiauilested. CujpUtu Lozier aus as ill-bred as ever, lie degmaU ibe caua in wbose name be spoke by tbe iut.uductiou of piitisau billingsgate ia wbat aboulJ Lave been a temperance apeecb, pure and simple. All good people everywhere are opposed to iaUuip rauce, but tbe CbapUin'a pcisouaikiea wtre unfortunate. If appearance are worth anything, tbe Mayor woulu be uken lor a "subject" much sooner thsu aome of tuote he villifiod. ZST Tbk UasALo acknowledges its indebtedness to tbe "Indianapolis Gas Companj" for tbe promptness and efficient manner, in which it recently inide tbe requisite extensions of its pipes, lc, iu order to accomodate tbe LIvaald Building with the increased supply of gas reu dwred inJUptnstble bj tbe improvements and enlargement that have become oecesaary. Ac kuowledgemcLta are also made to Messrs. Ham say limning, for services as gas fitters. Tbey are au fait iu tbeir line of business. Patronize tbeuj. E&ICATIO.IAL AbTAKTAttli ur In li AX AT JLlSrf Iq additioa to our public and many private cbool, tne Catholics bare a male and female eetniuiry and tbe Christian have a University. The iitptisu bare au extensive female academy and j have the Methodists. There may be many other, but we believe that neither tbe Episcopalians nor tiie IVtsbyterians have an academy. Each ought to bare. So of the Hebrews, be coming uow a lare and wealthy class of our Imputation. Illinois Sraxcr axb Da. MiLLxa. An euterprisui onu is entitled to commendation, and Dr. Mi.ler is an enterprising man. He has crccteJ upou tbe west aide of Illinois street, this season, ten store-rooms, which are now occupied. 'I he ix.uib room of tbe ten is occupied by Mr. C. M. Ii gfi". wboe advertisement appears in the likKALU lie ba an elecraut drug store. Mr. lliijs is horn Cincinnati. In add it ton to the rooms on tbe west aide, tbe Doctor is now enclosinc ii rooms on the east side of Illinois aire', which will 000 be ready for occupancy. I bc?3 ate the ground roouu to be under the tpleioid ball which the Doctor will erect over tbem, next esoi, without diituibirjg tbe teLar't ot the rooots. Thus we ee tbe D ctor uddiu: sixieeii t ) the business rooms on Noith Uliboi- Ii! t. we may add, nine business Lou. have been erected this season, making tweutyfjve on tbt street, bctweea Ohio street and the Prp t Meridian and Pennsylvania have equaled lll.uoi in the Talue of improvements, perhaps exctdcd it. Surely we are becoming a city. Maioa's Cotar We have to congratulate the city on tbe comparative goo J order of the time. N t thsl crime andIaw breaking do not oivur at ail, l r tLal Mill always be uu iuipoiibii.'y smjti tbe frail eons and daughters of Avijiu. But bt e wish to state is that cur c tj will compare favorably with any other for tbe peate and good order of its citixens. Our II itor should be released from tbe duty of listeL-ii.-to all ihte petty infractionsof the city laws. V hat we Leed is a Tolice Court with its elected judge, and a Board of Aldermen in sdJition to our City Council. Tbe Mayor would then best liberty to attend to bis legitimate duties in tbe conservation of tbe general interests of the city. As our present municipal system is organized, bis dutie are by far too onerous and serve only to cramp bim for tbe want of time. Saturdav's digest of offenses and offenders is composed in tbe following: Horace Makepeace peaceful name for to lawlefS an act deposited filth in an alley and waa Cned $l and costs. Four srrests for intoxication were made, of wbich two were committed, and two discharged oq the payment if the fine and coits.

f?7" Tbe meiern Cupid i a ery different lostitotion from the one onr mythological ance tors used to clars as one of tbe Deities. Tbe popular retreat for their Cupid was a roebiuh or something of that kind. He tired to surprise the unwary aid take them captive at once. A simple and unadorned deity be was, and hi darts were wont to pierce the heart of the unsuspecting without reference to rank or station. Not so with your modern Cupid, lie is the most care ful and artful intriguer iti the world. He dwells in jeweled drawers amoo diamonds or tre iury vaults. He wears a jeweled jacket and bis wings are made of "seven-thirties" of a high denomination. Coquetry is one of bis strongest weapons, and bis approaches are systematic. He has much to do with "incomes," and places great strens on "expectations." He is calculating in tbe extreme and does not know of such a thing as "love in a cottage." Thx Wiathh DjII skies and heavy atmosphere have been tbe almost unvarying serial pro

gramme for the week pa.t. Saturday betrayed unmistakable indications of a change of pro gramme. In the aiternoon snow begin to de scend, timidly and hesitatingly, as it were, at first, ana for sometime the absorbing capacity of tbe surface of tbe carta kept even pace with the fall of tbe fleecy crystals. Toward nightfall the sqow increased in its iutensity, and fairly thickened the air. Ltrth give up its resistance, and accepted tbe irexorable decree of winter ia bis mantle of white. Tbe wiud blew, and a rapid descent of tbe nercury in the thermometer was apparent. There could be no mistake iu the meteorojcical indications. They bt tokened tbe pttent fact fiat winter bad set ia in earnest. An aterprising news writer telegrsghing a Cincinnati paper, several weeks ao, said that snow hid fallen "the first ol the season." We did not see it for ourselves, but as be is a veracious chronicler he niutbe supposed to have told the truth. But this time we have hsd tbe ocular prwof. Yesterday mornibg tbe uo rolled up in unclouded splendor and not a trace of the fretful mood of the preceding d ty was visible itve a plight ptt:h-work of eaor, which the morning sun rapidlv drank up with his beams. A glorious and bracing atmospherelike a life-iviDg cordial gave promise of a smiling autumnal day. But wioter is a fretful spirit, full of uarest, and a clouls morning i-i frequently the harbinger of a stormy day. A. VI I'M KV I.: TN. Metropolitan Theatre Mrs. Waller closed a succeaalul engagement of two weeks on Saturday eveniDg, appearing in the play of "Joan of Arc." It performed to an overflowing bouse. Mrs. Waller's rendition of the "Maid of Orleans" was in her best style, and was a fitting conclusion to her meritorious engagemeLt. Wherever the lady goes ehe is pure of the good wishes of her Indianapolis audiences. "The People's lawyer" was the alterpiece, and waa performed in excellent ttyle. We have to congratulate Mr. W'Mte on bis "Solon Shingle." "Solon Shingle" is not a bundle of oddities grouped together with do higher purpose than to secure a hearty laugh, but is a consistent character all tbe way through, and Mr. F. O. White shows himself equal to the occasion. Mr. llmi as the impassioned advocate and high-minded young man was capital. The picee was generally well rendered. Mr. Bonham's rendition of the part of "John Ellrley" showed an upward tendency in bis dramatic growth, and arguetf well for bis eucce?8 in tbe future. Miss Blanche De Bar puts in an appearance tonight, and wilLiuauguiate a revival of the legitimate English comedy. She opens iu Goldsmith's comeJj of She Stoops to Conquer," known wherever there exists an appreciation for those sterling comedies that hive survived the wear of years, and acquire an additional relish with the lapse of time. Tu secure a seat it will be neesäsary to go early. La Rue's CL&eat Waa Show. This wonderful exhibition will be in this city next Wednes day, and remain three days. In addition to the regular performance, Mr. L Kue will appear in a' number of comic personations, in which he stands unrivalled. To show the eetimtion in which he is held abroad, we give below an extract from tbe Pittsburg Dispatch: "La Rue's Entertainment continues to be tbe wonder o( the town, and no wonder it should be. Tbe Major b notified Mr. L Rae that the crowds desiring to see his S:ratopution must not be kept standing ou tbe sidewalk, waiting lor admission to tbe Miooic Hall, and thtt be mut open his doors hi 4 o'clock in tbe aiternoon, or something will have to be done. Mr. L Rue says the only thing he cm do is i ) remain in the city loug euough to gratify thecuriosity of everybody, rfow as ever j bod v who gets oue sight at Mr. L Hue's walking army, and whj hetr hi-i inimitable humor, wants to bear and see agiin. we do uot undertind bow tbe Mayor's benevolent desire to rid tbe sidewalk is to be gratified. We go in for La Rue's Great War Show, because it is a show " LiTiuiOLS. Quite an amusing trial, or rather eries of trial, occurred in this city list week, worthy of especial notice. About one (1) year ago, oce Joseph Leslie, a brother of Frank Leslie, of "Pictorial Newspaper" and "Fashion P.ate" notoriety, came to this city from St. Louis, and obtaicei a divorce fiota bis con.ort. Without further ceremony, and despite his previoua unauspicious experience in marital matter", he married another woman. Mrs Leslie No. 1 bearing of the state of affairs, sped to this place "on the wiegs of the wicd," and exclaiming in that cla.ical Teutonic phrase whUh b-ts passed into history, "Who's peen bere fince Ish peen gone?" immediately commenced proceedings against Mrs. Leslie No. 2, by invadiog her place of habitation. But the latter proved eqeul to the emergency, and mde a vigorous and successful resistance to the onslaught of the irate femIe, seiz ng a broom-tick, (ibe proverb al weapon of womankind the world over) sbeeo btlaboreJ Mrs. Leslie No. 1 over tbe back that she was compelled to beat a precipitate retreat. No. 1 then repaired tj the Mayor's Court and swore out a warrant for assault and bittery agiinst No. 2, and the battered" virago was consoled by the asseBi! t oi a b. e against her adversary. No. "2, not t b octdone, replied to No. 1 by a counter maLUJUver ani had her arraigned before E-q. Sullivan tj "ketp the peace." She succeeded, and No. 1 was erjoined to desUt from further forays against tbe peace and quiet ol No. 2. No. 1, not yet satisfied, proposes to still further invoke tbe aid of tbe "sacred authority of the law." The various trials between tbeie termgtnts occupied three days. Two of our niot distinguished di?cip!es of Lycurgus were employed in tbee case, but from motives of prudence their names are withheld, as e do cot think it would be safe to jeopardize their physical integrity b,y awakening against them the terrible resentment of tbee two belligerent petticoat disputaLts. 2TWhi!st the city improves generally, Massachusetts avenue keeps ahead, as we notice the "Capital Drug Store," at tke corner of Vermont strett, has been greatly enlarged, and is cow one of our first-class drug stores in every reaped. 3Mf.

1. vr it c pout. Swpremt Cmurt Indian Oue Hundred and Forty sixth Day -Rollin .Noble ts. William S. Thompson Stetibeu Coromo Fieo Court. Approved. Orao Huntington vs. Sarah F. Drake Wayne Common Plea Court. Affirmed, with five per cer.t. damages. Morton Ouy vi. Sarilda Barnes Morgan Circuit Court. Reversed and new trial ordered. Isaac Keen va. Willim.A. Preston et al Vanderburgh Common Pleas. Reversed. Circuit Court-Criminal Docket The criminal docket continues to afford sufficient food for judicial consideration. Nothing of specific importance to chronicle. Common Plea$ Court -Cicil Docket Tbe case of McCord et 1. vi. Bon1 is still in pro-gre-m.

1 UHIIVEHS notices. ?TSee Dr. Wm. Thomson's advertisement on the fourth psge of to-day'a paper. jan25-tf. 1 t5 "We live for what we can est and wear" w popular philosophy. Heitkam's, Merchant Tailor, No. 27 North Illinois street, is the fashionable resoit in this City for tbe external man and fits up mankind with all the decorations that make mtn's sppearance attractive. 4-C GfWe would respectfully solicit our friends and patrons to call and look at their account, and, as far a convenient, settle the same. T.E Hoibfook, E.q wiH be at the office duriug haziness hours, and is authorized to receipt in our natn- Jamkhos Si Fu.iKBOisia. 4-taisKw No. 19 South Mertuiaa Street. ST William Snyder k Co . No. 21 Sjuth Meridiau street, wboIeale and retail dealers in Stanberry L Walker's Fre.h Can and Shell Oysters. Ftesh Fish received daily. City and countrv orders lilied promptly, and as cheap as the cheapest. Orders Irom couutrv twns aud railroad stations sent out by the earliest trains leaving Indianapolii. G 6 tsf It is a fact not to be disputed bv anv sen sible perou that Ludington, Cady L Co., have tne handsomest stock and stiles of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Polish Boots in this City. It is also a well! known tact that thev have Aamisomer, better and better fitting French Calf Boots, lor Gett'stnan areoffored by any other house in th.a City. C-3eod Mses'chaum Pirss Ilaviog received a fine assorttneut ot the Genuine Meerscbaum Pipes, also Meerschaum Cigar Tubes, every piece will be warranted to be the fine&t quality, and will color ia a short time. Please call and see them. Joh.m A. Hiiduxukb, 2 4 No. 3 Palmer House. GST" Wbat we eit and what we drink constitute a mo&t important item iu tbe temporal welfare ot mankind. The "Geraneum," Nos. 31 and 33 Keuiucky avenue, is well and widely known as the place par excellence in this city where are to be bad every variety of esculents and drinkables for the comfort of the inner mm too numerous to be detailed here, and whose excellence is too refined for statement. C 2 ZW At James U. Easts, 94, southwest corner Illinois and Ohio streets, may be found a complete assortment of Groceries, Produce, Fresh Fish, Meat, Slc. Having in connection with our Grocery a first class Meat Market, we are pre pared to fill all orders with promptness and dis patch. Goods delivered in all parts of tbe city free of charge. Give us a call. James H. Fast, CI Successor to ü. D. WiLots. House and Lot at Auction I will gell st suction, on Monday, November btb, lbC5, at 11 o'clock A. M., on the premises, a lot on North Mississippi street, CI by 120 feet, in the north half of block No 24, in Drake's addition to tbe City of Indianapolis. Hou.e, three rooms, hill, good cellar, grape arbor, well, pump, fruit and ornamental trees, new fence all around tbe prop erty. Terms, cah. Be sure and go, as the property is hound to be sold. 6 1 Wm. E. FkatuilKsto.v, Auctioneer. t3T"Xo provident or thoughtful man will neglect to avail himself of tbe benefits that be may tecure to himself by injuring his property in a safe, sound and reliable Company. We anow oi no place to which we could more conscientiously recommend the reader of the Hekald than to the "Indianapolis Fire Insurance Compiny," of which William Henderpon is President, Alexander C. Jameson, Secretary, and C. A. Lawton, General Agent. See their advertisement in another column. 0 1 MracHAXT Tailoring Schölts & Folti. Competition always losters excellence, and in such caees tbe most euergetic and skillful in their branch of thebuine bear away the palm. Mewrs, SciioiTZ & Fultz, at No. 31, North Pennsylvania etrctt, have long enjoyed tbe preeminence in tbe city as Mercbvnt Tsilore .. On nearly all the well dressed men of this city und their number is legion you can recognize Louis Scboltz'a sign manual, i. e , an unexceptionable fit, tbe latest Kyle and the best material in the market. 6 3 A Oood CuA.vci; Foa Investment. A large quantity of unredeemed pledges lor sale very cheap at the Pawnbrokers, 1 f 5 Eist Washington street. Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Musical Instruments, Sewing Machines, Furs; also, 5,000 Fine White Double and Siugle Blaukets; 7.000 large and small Bed Spread?; a large quantity ot Ptliow Bigs, which mutt be disposed of in a frhoit time. Persons wishing bargains in Bed Clothing should call soon, as tbey will be sold without reserve, either at Wholesale or Retail. 4 C CdET" We can conscientiously stite, without detraction from other firms, but in praise of tbe pre-eminent merits of the esUbli-hnent of Messrs Baker Si Mclver. Ko. 22 Eat Washington street, that eo large, so varied, and so elegant a stock of Ladies' Furs, snd t such seductive rctee. we have not seen this season outside of the Eistern cities. Firms are prosperous in proportion ti their patronage, hence we are enabled to determine with unalterable certainty the cause of the demand which makes such princely stocks necessary in the extensive House of Baker & Mclver. G 1 La Diw, Winder & Wisi, or Dattox, Ohio. Mr Elitor: The!e gentlemen have purchased the Mrtle Works of J. C. liaratb. E.q , No. 12J South Illinois street, and have opened a new and beautiful stock of Marble Work. We are highly p!f4ed to 6ee such a magnificent display of the works of art in our midst. We were assured by one who knows that their prices are astonishingly low. Let our friends call and see some Mantles that are already sold and will be removed this week. Do. not fail to call. (J I 51. 51. 51. 51. 51. 51. 51. Foa Sal, to PaT Advances at tbe Loan Office, No. 51 souta Illinois ttreet, a large lot of new and second-handed Clothing, such as fine Dreas Coaus, Overcoats. Pants, Vests, Shawls; al.-o, a fine lot of Silk Drespes for Ladies, half rrice; si?of Lidies Gold Watches and Chains, Hing, Pins, Diamond, and a vsriety of articles of every discretion. All will be sold to pay advances. Call in and examine. H. M.Bpsh, No. M. on the corner of South Illinois and Maryland streets. " 3.30 Accrio The First Iiegular Pawnbroker's Auction will commence on Tuesday November 7th. at 9 o'clock A. M., and 1 o'elock P. M., at J.AM. Solomon's Pawnbroking Establishment, lr5 Evt Washington street, a few doors West of Little's Hotel. Tbe articles to be sold are a very fir.e lot of White Blankets, Bed Spreads, Pillow Ticking, Mattrass, BedjSacks, Dress and Overcoats, Ltdies Furs, Boots and Shoes.Sewing Machines', one Piano, one Parlor Organ, and other Musical Instruments, Gold and Silver Watchers, Revolvers. We also call the attention of Saloonkeepers to a very fine lot ot Seed snd Havana Cigars, and mny ether articles of value too numerous to mention. V. E. FaaTBtasrey.

F5T"Tbe most complete stock of Boots, Shoes, Gaiters and Slippeti in the city can be found at the Palmer House Sho Store, No. 3'J Wet Washington street. Call ia and examine for yourselves. Tou can get scything and everything io the Boot and Shoe line. 5 2 RTHoward A Tilford. at No.'3U2 North Illinois street, have, and keep conttititly on hand, a large and well selected assortment of Family Groceries, to which tbe attention of the public is invited. A good meat mrktt N alo in conrertion ith lh Arne, where miv b found Prrh MfiU

of all kinds. Fe member trie place, 30J, Loribwest corner of Illinois and North streets. il Tint II tita asd India. r lis Kailsoad Caaseaor Tims On and after Monday, Nov. G.b, the time of this rosd will t.e changed as lollow: Westward, Leave C: 15 A . M , St LounMsil; 12:35 P. M , St. Louis Exntes; 3:10 P. Al.: Terre Haute Mail; 9:10 P. M., Night Ex pressEastward, Arrive 3:45 A. M., Eutern Express; 10:40 A. M , Terre Haut Accommodation: 6:40 P. M , Evansville Mail; 7-15 P. M , St. Louis Express. IjisiaxapcIij, Nov. 4, 18b3. 5-C SPECIAL NOTICE. GFF0RM0RE THAN TWENTY YEARS MATH K WS TKKETLAJt HAIR DTK baa atood lb tet of trial, sad Is constantly Increasing In public favor. THK VENETIAN HAIR DTK la the bt and cheapest made, lta price is only 75 ceou, and each bottla contains doub! tb quantity of dye in th usually sold or 11. THIS HAIR DTK is manufactured by a peculiar pro ceu, which reader It infinitely superior to 07 dye in market. Being complet In one bottle, no preparation la required, which greatly simplifies the application. IN CSLNQ THIS DTE yon avoid that acrrr, dead appearance by wbich dyed hair and whUkers are readily racofuized, when an inferior article ha been used, aa It produces a perfectly Datural color of any shade that U desired, from a ricn brown to a jetty, lustrous black, that will not smut, crock, or tta!n tbe clothing. InveM TS cents and yon will he convinced. Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. A. 1. VtATnEWS.Uanufactarer DEM AS BARNES k CO. New Tork, Wholesale Agents EiylO-deod-Iy THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. SIR JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female Pills. PROTECTED X LETTERS BY ROYAL PATENT! Prepared frm a pretcrijlion of 6tr J. Clark y 21. D Physician SjUraordiruiry to tAe Queen. This invaluable medicine is unfailing In the care of all those painful and dangerous diseases to wbich the female conatitatioB is snbject. It moderates obstructions, and a speedy cur may be relied on. TOMAflltlED LADIES It Is peculiarly suited. It will la a (fit lime brine, on the monthly period with regularity. Each bottle, price Una Dollar, bears the Qovernmest stanß of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits. CAUTION. lhe Pill thoxdd nothetakenby lemalet during th FIRST TURKS 210 XT 16 of Pregnancy an they art eure to bring on Jfiecarriage, but ae any other time thry art ae. In all cases of Nervous and Fplnal Affections, Pa'is In the Back and Llrabn, Fatigue on slight exertion, Pa.itatiwn of the Deart, Hysterics and Whites, tbene Pills will effect scare when all otber means bave tailed; and, although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution. Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which should be carefully preserved. SOLD YALL DRVGGISTd Sole Agent for the United States aud Canad. JOB HOSES, 27, Cortlandt SC. New Tork. N. B. $1 06 and 6 pontage stamps enclosed to any anhorized Agent will InHore a bottle, containing 50 Till, by return nail. dnc5-deod&wly GOVERNMENT SALE. I XJ B X, I C S .A. Xi ZE3 OP GOVERNMENT PROPERTY, On Saturday, yor. 4, 18G5 QcaaTiiMASTTB Gsxaaai'a DKrARTac.vT,) Lndiaxa VoLcmtRJ, Ixdiamatous, 1D., November 1, 1365. ) WILL be sold at the Quartermaster General's Department, corner of Tennessee and Market U, at one o c'ock P. M., th following; articles: 330 Army Blankets, mostly Dew. 710 Frying Pans, new. 3bC CoQee Boiler, new, 1U Coffee Mills, new. 00 Tin Buckets, r ew. 2 Sixty-call'.n Farmers' Cauldrons. 4 Thirty-Halloa do do Terms of sale, cash. A. ST0NT, Sov2-d3t Qaartermaster General, Indiana. BOOKS AMP PAPER, BOOKS VM PAPER AT W HOL, ES V. L, 12 I 500 D0ZKN spellirs800 DOZEN READERS, 500 DOZEN GROGRAPHI 300 DOZE 5 GRAHMsRS, 2,000 REAJfS WRITING PAPER, 1,000 REAMS WRAPPING PAPER, 500 HE AM 3 FLAT PAPERS. 1,000,00 ENVELOPES, 5JO DOZEN BOTTLES IXK. 3 GROSS BONNET BOARDS, 200 DOZEN SLATES, 30,000 SLATE PENCLLS ALL AT Cincinnati or Chicago Whobtalt Frkes, At IJOlVm, STEWART Ac roS, JSDIASAPOL1S. 1SD. no3-dtf X A T 1 o A Ii PETROLEUM MINING COM PINY. OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ORGANIZED UNDER THK LAWS OV INDIANA. cnptui, qaso.ooo. In 6flOOaibaresat Flftjr Dollars Each WORKING CAPITAL, $70,0o0 Omci-5i.. 3 Talhott 4 Sew's Block, Indianapftlis, lad. OFFICE R 8 . WilüAia H. Turner, President ani Saperinteadeat. Deloae &oot. Vice P rekideau KJwln A. Daria, Secretary. J. üeerg Suit, Treaaarer. DIRECTORS. Del Root, W. A. 8cbo2el4, Wm. H. Turner, J. A. Groavenor, Wm. T. Clark, C. C. Oiln, J. C Uertk, La. cen H;Us, Omar Newaoaa, Jcrre KcLeas and Kdwla A. Daria. A Iiaitsd aamber af Shares ars bow efferad to the pablic oa terms that the Ceapaay feel cvn&deat will pa ssbachbers 0?er Two Hundred Per Cent $10 ft share only repaired at tlsis ef aoUcrptian. For maps, drcalars or lafomatlon, apply ts the"siary af the Csapaay, at ladlaaapeiia. aprU-aAwriAaat

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arroariD ixru5t.T rve m paitr sisals'. 3III)1IGI1T report. MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE. LATER FEOM SOUTH AMERICA. The Parasuavan Defeated. 77 CLAIMS AG A LS ST ESGLASD. glougustatecoxvextion; Negro Soldiers Mustered Out DEATH OF JUDGE JlEEIt. Terrific Explosion in New York. FENIAN EXCITEMENT IN CANADA, Gen McCIellan and Papal Forces BILLIARD MATCH JN XEW YORK. Kavanaugh Defeats Carme. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MARYLAND. As;.. Ac Ac, a2. The Fenian LIxciteiiieirt in Canada. 2xw York, Nov. 5 The Herald has a drs'pitch from i'orouto, dated tbe 4th, which says: El Grand Master of Orangemen Ootran publibes a manifesto declaring that the Fenians are coming, and calling Orangemen to arnas. The Orangemen organ, the Watchman, dtwlarea it has positive information of a contemplated inva pion of the Provinces, snd tbey intend te ttingtbe Provinces Irom British connexion. Tlie Fenians are drilling in Toronto to-night. j Gen. cooper Applle for Pardon - KavunauKla th Inner In tlie liilllard Srntcli wltli Cnrme u jfi ore cuaea of Citolcra Itcport d. New York. Nov. 5 The Herald's Richmond correspondence of the 3d eajs: Rebel Adjat ant General Cooper's application reached Oent ral Terry, and was forwarded to Washington, .He is reidin in Mecklenburg, Virginia. Tbe billiard match between Kavanaagh and Carme took place )e?terday. Kavanaugh "was tbe winner by 164 points. Time of game, ve hours and ten minutes. ISo new cases of cholera are reported this morning. Uurning of an Extensive Coston fllll 1, Philadelphia, Nov. 4. A special to the Eveuing lelegrafh from Biltimore, sajs tbitt one of the extensive Woodbury coiton mllhi, Wuown as the Clipper Mills, belonging toWm. E. Hooper- k Suuh, on tbe Northern Centra Railroad, three miles from Baltimore, was to t tally destroyed by fire this morning. The building was fired by incendiaries. The machinery was valued at from $150,009 to $230.000. The stock was mostly covered by inuarance. Same uanaa are turown out of employment. Vietory of the AlKcd I'oivcrs Over the i'arugtiurans liosTox, Nov. 5 Tbe Ricre Mude, which arrived at this port to-day, briDg? advices from Buenos Ayres to September 23J, eleven dava later. J The war between tbe Allied Powers and Paraguay still continued. The former had recently gained an important victory, having captured tbe town of TJraguajanna, acd 5,000 Paraguayan prisoners, after a six weeks' siege. Tbs prisoners were summarily disposed of by being drafted in tbe Allied army, to fight against tbeir own countrymen. The victory capsed great rejoicing at Buenos Ayres. Xlie Kuit Aralnst Mexican General Ortega. Niw Yobs:. Nov. 4. In the case of Colonel Allen vs. The Mexican Uen. Ortega, the affidavit were read yesterday, ßhowiDg, on the pait of the latter, no authorization by him of the course pursued bv the former to enlist men for Mexico. Cols. Wilson and Farnsworth. Geo. Butterfield and others testified that they wire assured by Ortega that Allen acted without authority; and J. J. Sheffrey to being employud by Allen whom he discovered falsilying several alfidavitg; he also testified to the bad character of Allen and his confederates, who were bounty brokers;and then Allen made counter affidavits. Tbe Court here took the papers for decision. Gold Certif icatei-"o Tiore r ractlonal Curreiiey to be luued-lieneral Officer to te Muttered Out clerk In the Department-, he wir caie, New York. Nov. 5. Tbe Herald'a special says: The gold certificates will probably arrive in thts citv tomorrow. No more fractional currency will be furnished, and the five cent notes will be eent South to supply the pre&'jiDg demand. ThefiridiTigs in the Win Trial are f till under advisement by the President. The accused appear quite cheerful. There is much sickness a monj tt.e troops in Virginia atid along the Mississippi rivi .r. Orders from the War Department for the muster out of about ten general officer! , of volunteer force principally, will cot be romulgated till after the election.' Col. Lwsal. former! of the IT. S . Marines. U out with a tatemeot of the cause c if tbe failure of the rebellion. There is an Indian delegation tit pping at the National Hotel. Orders bave been iisued by the Sro et try DOtifying the clerks in the Patent Office 2 .oilding their services will be discontinued after tl is 30tb iott , eg the building ia required for Ott er purposes. The position of lady clerks, wiitira g for tbe Department outside, is unchanged. f Georgia State Convetj tlon. iliLLEDorviLuc, Oa., Nov. 2. In tbe Convention, yesterday, an ordicanc to pell tbe State Railway and pay the State debt with the prceeds. was tabled. Tbe New Constitution was rü :usaed daring the remainder of the day. At the mornicg session of the C onvention today the Constitution again caise t ip for discuieion. A resolution wis unanimously m lofted, asking the President of the United Strtesl o grant a pardon and restore his property to Cos mander Tattnall. Millidgvilli, Nor. 3 In tr- Convention, to-day, an ordinance was adopted 4 ecltnng it tbe duty of the Legislature to provide or tbe widows acd orphans ot the Georgia sold; en , at.d for disabled soldiers, ratifying tbe acts of guardians, trustees, 4c, during tbe war. A resolution .was adopted akie g the Provisional Governor to order the forma tion of one cr more military companies in each e ounty, under the control of the Pteiidett. A resolution was introduced decli ring that, in tbe opinion of the Convention th e time lit a general amnesty hi-1 arrived. The Repudiation Ordinance is tie special ordrr for to-morrow. ,. The Governor transmitted voluo ilnous documents advisitg the State to claia the cotton which Sherman took. The Governor's telegram f Waa biagtoa was laid before the Convention, and pre Juced much lgbter.

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. riiw Yoie, Not. S Ktbtf-four liiusaai nDi oonarra ana twenty Tours Daa rvgwicrru ia this city apt) Saturday evaoieg. Tbt rsjtsirj oSces wilt be open lomorrov. no stis;n of the Peruvian. Fasthia I'omT. Mot. S. 9 P. M TKr. ars no tiros of th eieataihiD Penmen, from Urerpool October 25tb, vis LoDcJocJerrj oa the 2?ib. It nas Dcca raining sll day. TUsstsslppl tveglslsiture. r'niawara. Nor. i Tha alisaiaai?rl Lecislatur rro noses to set apart 25 per etat, of tb publio debt to paj tb State debt; Uxes to be levied to support disabled Uonieuerats souiers. and ta educata aolaisra children. A Dill was in troduced to comae! Railroad Coracsaict to bate separate cars for cegross. Another bill proposes a . w r r totsi all suits orouDi toto u.a. courts. Cotton Faaslnr Cairo Two liar Car area sunk Df si uinaiiiae-jicnpnis cotton irimrket. Caiso, or. 5. Ten bandred and thirtj bales of cotton pawed this place for St. - Loois; four . f ... 11 rii. 1 r V. bnndred and twenty lor ewivmo auu igur uuu dred acd leventr for Cincinnsti. Two barges containing 2400 bales of hay were sank by s landslide forty miles above Memphis, on Wednesdsv last. Lose, $21,000. Memphis cotton market very dull at from forty - setea to filtj-two cents. m Tlie KepnbllC Faaaenrer The Cholera on lloard tne Atlanta, Nw Yoax. ov. 5. The steamer Emily B Laoder, Irom CbsrlwtoD, bss arrived, bringing the passengers of tbe Republic who were saved in the first officer's boat; names already riven. Deputy Health ofScer Walter report!, under date of yesterday, that the cholera aboard tha Atlanta is still cocboed to the steerage passencerä. Several tew ca.ea bare broke oat, but one Ol wnicn proves iaiai, anu doi odvcih du occurred amoD; the firtt or lecood cabio passesm a . . a m m. t gers or tbe crew oi tne snip. ' m flxploalon of a Meainer--Tlie) Georgia lectloia ft kIIi oad Accident. Ntv York; Not. 5. Tbe iteamera Wajboaseh and Idaho bave arrived from Savannah. The former caw a steamer blow up with a terrifSe explosioa. tShe rundown to the spot, and found only fragments of the boat; wood, bcxea, bales, &c. l be vessel was painted white, snd seemed a small sized revenue steamer, used as a transDort. A bark which was near is euppoied to i hive taken off all on board. , The military authorises bare relicquiibed tbe! government ti savannah to the Government. The election of Congressmen baa been postfro m tbe 13th to tbe ?M. An enrine exploded on Ibursday. Ihe en gineer and two firemen were killed. Deatta. of Judge JVf eelcftesrro Troops to be ffiuatered. Uut-frcvdmcns Af-I (aire. Ntw Orlcuks, Nov. 5. Tne Steamer Caisandria from Breton baa arrived. The State election on Monday promises to be exciting. 2o disturbance is apprehended. Judge A. B. Meek, of Alabama, a politician, poet and noted chess player, died recently. Gen. Canby received orders from Washington to moster out as many negro troops aa can be spared. Several regiments will soon be dis banded, to prevent insubordination. Gen. Canby has ordered that they be not allowed to purchase their weapons. Gen. Fullerton's Administration and the freedmen's bureau -are, generally, acceptable and popular. His circulars are highly praised by tbe preaa in adjoining States. Pardon of the Wealthiest Mam In Tennessee Ilia Ulf f icultlee witt tienertil slake Grand ftanquet at Aashvlllc. NasHVitxc, Nov. 4. The pardon of John Overton, said to be the wealthiest man in Ten nessee, was received by Governor Brownloi tome days since. General Fisxe, of tbe Freedmen's Bureau, declines to recognize or restore to Overton bis propertv. The previous order of tbe United States District Court was likewise nut complied wkb. General Fiske baa gone in person to Washington to investigate, and Mr. Overton lef( for tbe same destination this even ing. The Chambers of Commerce of Nashville and Memphis, and Governor Browulow and tbe member of the Legislature had a grknd banquet at St. Cloud Hotel Iatt night. Speecnes were made br Governor Browulow, lion. Jordan Stoker. Neil Brown, Judge Brien, Gen. Fiske, lion. II. Harrison, the Mayor of Nashville, Matt. Brown, and others. The festivities were pro longed until 4 o clock this morning. YERY LATEST. THREE O'CLOCK, A. M. INTERESTING ITEF1S Of NEW. THX CHOLX1A IX flRlS. The Timee' Paris correspondent says: The cholera epidemic has reached, perhaps, 200 a day, with something like balf that number of detha. This is not all alarming, and the season is now too far advsnced to admit of much increase of mortality. GERMANS, eWft.D3 A DAXES IST VltOIXta. A large number of S weds, Germans and Danes are pouring into Virginia, but the supply is net equal to the demand. The price fixed for their services as farm hands and laborers is $1M a .year, with food and iooging, for men between twenty and fifty jeaxs old, and for women $100; CLOS1NÖ Or THK GREAT rat IX rBILADKLTBIA PHtlADtLrHiA. Nor. 5. Tbe great Fair for the beLtüt of tbe Soldiers' and Sailors' Home cloeed lagt nijjbt. Addresse were delivered by General Meade axd Messrs. Dougherty and Charles Gibbons. The receipts of tbe Fair exceeded fS'1,000, of which $22,0OU were taken for admuteiou. xtbil oijfixAL coorxa tcxsid er. The Herald's Richmond correspond ect says: General S. Cooper. Adjutant General of the late rebel armies, and senior Major General in that wrvice, who has not been beard from einee the downfall of tbe rebel Government, hat made bis appearar.ee and applied for pardon. Since tbe evacuation of Richmond he has been living a quiet life at bis residence. THE NRW GOLD CERTIFICATE. A Washington special eays: The fint batch of gold certificates of $1.000 denomination, went forward to the New York Sub-Treasury to cay. Twenty-dollar notes are io the presi, giving on their elaborately engraved backs a fac similie of a double eagle. l'rl of this issue of gold cotes will be printed on buff colored parti.. In one respect tbey will be like the Back of Eapland notes. When once they come back to tne Sab-Treasury, they will not be reissued, but new notes will be furnished instead. rxTiTiox to stCRKTAxr ixwAiD xor to raise . : oca claims crx thx British coterxmext. New York, Not. 5 The Herald says: A petition to Secretary Seward is circulating ia Boston, and already his received the signatures of a number of the leading shipowners of that city, praying him not to press our claims Upon the British Government for the depredatioot cf the Anglo-re1".! privateers. The petition ttttes that when Eogland becomes involved in war, which cannot be fir distant, tbe position that Government has taken in fitting oat rebel privateers if allowed to stand as a precedent, it will give us such advantage that we can, by furnishing prit a teera lor her adversary, inflict on her commerce damages a hundred times greater than she has allowed to be inflicted upon ours. bxmcks cexcxs-xtxo cry. biacxxcard axd ircCLXLlAX TAIIXQ SJwXMAX Or TBK fafAL FORCES. The Times' London letter says: It was recently reported that General Beauregird had tendered bis servicts to tbe Pope, as Commander of the Papal army cow bsicg augmented, preparatory to tbe departare of the Frenca. A Paris paper contradicts the report, asserting that General Beauregird was a Protestant, and had never thought of ?olunteenr to defend Papacy. It is now rumored that Gen. MeClellaa has bad several intorviewi with Cardinal Antoniili, and that be has offered bisself as Papal CoraI minder. The report respecting tbe c3t of Geo. ilcOIellao is more circumstanial than such stories uoaJly are, still it wants co&iraauoo. ,

' xnxitz cr cue tma.--Geo. Ortest, wbo srss trrestei 00 roreplsic of OoL AU so, lbs so-ealled a'f;rsiio Aftit for the Mericaa Repablie, has Ifta released froa

CQstodj. TBI a or tss currta cottos sacooar. T. Clipptr COttoa (sctary, three miles froa Baltimore, was destroyed by tra yaaterday mora ine. It was owced by Messrs n. K. Hooper boos, Tbe lost is ct 1 tester at tetrly aed tbe iosoraae at $53.000 of w Wb $34.000 is io Hirtford Com pities axd J-J,0C0 ia iltsss cbasetts Companies. A. heavy twrtb-west rale baa btn towirg au day a&d it is quite coli tooigbt. There was a oow itorm si Usrper s terrj th;s afternoon. TEasjrio sxruaios toss or ursu At htlf ptst seTen this forenoon tn e tploeioa oeirrsd ia frost of Wyoming Hotel. 333 Oreeowieh street, bat tense tbe front or tbe hotel aud breaking tearly sll tbe f Uss io tie buildrr oppoaiie and aloor ibe square where tbe Hotel is situated. Two nun were killed ani cite persons wcuiidei. . A abort time af o a f Hotel left a box as security lor hie bll sod promised to cil I f 00a ana teieea it. Tbe box was placed tn the baggage room n charge or the porter. This rnornlrj smoke vti seea Imux; Irom tbe box and it was taken by two men and carried to tbe sidewalk. Ju.t as tbey reached tbe edge of tbe sidewalk aa explosion occurred, kill ing the men conveying the box and doing the damsre above mentioned. Tbe police arrested all persons storing at tbe hotel, and tbe matter H now onder investigation. Tbe explosioi was very loud, and sttraeted Ibe attention of persons a mile distant from the scene of tbe distaler. GROCERIES. K. B. ALVORTX J. C ALVORD. BSEO. AJTLKQATat. p j My T7T) T ff Jj, iijj V Uli 1 w VUt Wholesale Dealer in Ej E .(D) EL Bl NO. 1 ILVORD'S BLOCK, Cor. Meridian Cl Georgia Sto.f L ARC 15 DAILY BICEIPT OF FÄKÄn GOODS. Constantly oa La&d and for sale at the lowest prices, a larg-a and aaaort4 stock af Coffeo, Sugar, Ilolasscs, Syrup, Rico, Tea, Nails, Glass, Woodenware, Soap, Candles, Starch, Rabins, Cigars, . .Tobacco, Ilackcrcl, White FUh, v Cordage, Twine, Dye-StuDs, lints, Figs, Dates, Brandy, Gin, Bum, "Wines, Whisky, Notions of all kinds ASB No. 1 Alvord's Block, Corner Meridian and Georgia Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. ep30-J4wir QUEENSVARE, Cic. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. C. . W00DBR1DGE, agivt, II if PORTE R0? OL A SS-WA HE, TABLE C UTLERY PLATED WARE, No. 16 West Washington Street, Indianapolis, Ind. BOTS-ltf . F. A. REITS, C0LIIIEECIAL HOTEL, One Square North of Union Depot, East Side of Illinois Street, lDIAArOLIItv I1D. rnis HOTEL RAS BKXS EXCX5TLT SXKTTU) 1 axi refunkiaa4. Taa traTtltEj pablia will V saTvnTr'jratuctioa tssaalataaia f-slat . LITEttI ITADLC. ? J I5IT ALL! 5, V Ters LiTsry aal fats St' 1 Es, tl aad 14 Cast Psrl atrt.ta taa rAr

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