Indianapolis Daily Herald, Volume 1, Number 35, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1865 — Page 4

DÄILYJHEttALD. Tl'lIAY NoItflN. IiECEMIlKK 12.

tihri kl IadUae. and ha circulation Bot esr, aasod hy sary other fpr I te te. U therefore tffr ad whkh thy wCl aot Cd elsewh'r. Jtm,n, Ihl livening-. IflTTiOrO'JTAüTnEATF. B. IX HCni'omTiviirao lh od rr i!t Fan !ly. WotM-reno aed Biawtre? Trespe. rriTZ vctcjr i:;4fV tixk, t.t wa.biBjf-n Uvet. Opern day ta4 tticfct , LOCAL NEWS. morning numVrtt tr ntjr-fi ra . Tue Y?f.athf.i.. Tlie wnther ytste-rdaT wm YrTjr pfn! .1. I-ratrfT' m il f.3nt as May." st .aBa ExrTKI---The 1 t U IU-tfnwnt Indiana Volantsn-s I fTpts! to arrlre rttirin the Usy. Tub LEfJHLATinE. The i rociit rslon c tbe Legislature tf-rm in.tto on KrMty wetk by tVotitutinal limit it f. n. BxroB CtH;Mx. JlathetT Graham for committing nviult and battt ry wjn the person of hit wif, wm tried yeUrday before Z. Coulon, fytmd guilty and ned f 12,2T. Tnz VTaud ix.-iiuoL.'i, The number of mholart tliat attenled our Ward .School during the month of NoTeinbr wa S.O'.IS. AT ra'e attndnce 1,715. NumU r of boya 1,0T5, girls Promotion. The following' promotion ba.-e been made In the One Hundred and Tffenty-tfcuth Pugimtnt: Ixwh a. Camp. bell, lapuin; GarJu.r K. Firt Lieutenant; Anthony I I. Scott, S-cond lieutenant. rEAi. Wia. I'aT, the ti tlm -f the t-rrille tragely oti üit tn et, mi Iat Saturday eventn, Uid ycatrrday aflf rnofn from the effect of hi wound. Strenuous effort are lin made fr the arrrt of hi nnird- rrr, w ho wa till at l.iro Rt lat rri torts. t Vuxsr.z or TtMiV-Oa and aHer yet rdiy, trains were run on t!i Indunaioli, Peru and Chicago Hailro.i I a4-rordin to the annexed fc hedul-: Train depart. Mail an I Exprcs, 12 uj.) i: it,; CliUMo Kxpre., 0:10. Trains arrive, Mail and llxpn , 7:.' ) A. M.; Chl a; Kxprcss i:Vt v. M. UC IJaI.u A iiut.-h Rjine of liase ball will In pliyedonthe afternoon of Thursday, tbe Hth lnt., on thf i;riiiiiiU north.w't of th Old Fair (iroutid, bctwt-n the second Nino tf the W. IL 11. C aud the N't oud :ine ff the N. VT. C. It. lt. f. Th public ar invited to be prcent at the m itch Mwcert th Mulllm - tue (lOVKKMOR MokTuv."-Tbl flne Steamer, which, with the recent liijro iiKJit that have been to Je on lt,i now 'onil. tc in all tta parts wtll make a trip to H'ü rly on Wednesday inorntti;. Fr l-dtt will be rrnlvet at the Unding and p.i: tickets lu.iy U procured at the office of t la ' coimunv at the wharf. i.ICK.vsE.4 License to 11 intttxlcatiiu liquors; were irraiitcd f t rday to: V. H. Armttnittt-r, Ilil. mn. ir A Mu,;i" Wcbln-r X Meier, Joseph I.hler, Ni.li... Simpson, Alumni Ferbt-r, S h f tie A Marmo nt John Kupp, Henry Kosehpx-k, II. K flewalt lUehard Simpson and Joseph oWiim r. OOXE INTO IU'SIXESH. Our old friend Uco II. nti printer of mmr year it:indin nas iorsakcn Hie ease" aiol gone into tin Queenswtrebusiuesi with M. sr. II. F. and Jno. J. Morri. The card .f the new Urn will be found properly dipl m iu another column aiu n th- new .idvi-rlivMiU'iit. The MutKETi. The unrket are well at. fended in thu mitt er of wojd, h.iy. foJd.r, etc. There U a maaifet altitnd uee of tbete tiple. but it takes a Kre.it deal of the fractional currency to purchase .nrpa-in mnall quantitit i. Coramotlitie are wx.rth no more than they ever were. The fault 1 with the currency. Person il. Am the arrival yet rd.iy, were, at the II kte House, Hon. S. S. F.irly, of Urownstown, Indiana; (Jen. K. F. Catterson, New Albany, Indiana; II. C. Ird. President Indianapolis A Cincinnati Kail road; P. F. Masten, Superintendent of tho Iulville, New Albany and Chiea-o K iilroa.I, aud K. Walker, E., of Chicago. Palmer House Samuel Ilinn.i, Kev. Ir Lowry and P. Iloa-lan 1. of Fort Wayne, Indiana. Road. The petition of Holme, et ah, fr the vacation of part of roads In Wayne Township, wa granted on the report of the Viewers, by the County Hoard, yesterday. Tho petition i-t Kith y, etal., for the change of a road in Warren Township, wa considered yesterday. The report of the Viewer, appointed at the lasttorm, was rejected, au 1 new Viewer appointed, a follows: II njamiu Kice, Joel Bei-ler, and Wm. Enton. They w ill meet at the office of Jefferson Kuell, Es.)., in the town of New lVthel. In this county, on the 22d rrox., to make the required view, and report at the next regular session of the rard, ia Mart h, lVJ. PsaD-Heads. Colonel J. H. Wtd, proprietor of Wonl'i .Muum at t hleao, in announcing the Miiensivn of the free list d.-s Dot consider the r;Mirt?rs f.r the pre a dead-heads'" and m ikes the following mttlnrnt remark. We think that the views taken by Colonel Wo! is !n every ens correet: !Vad-heads " are thoe who obtain tonif. thinrf for nothing. Jlenee, our -ditor or repiTUr wli t viit the 31umiuii and i:ie to hi reader a deKriptIn of what he sees and hears ther (Uni rvit.Win; a jrn nu- b.r hi tieket is a far as poible from a ueaI-he:d." In fact, I alway eniJtr "pi int, r ink" a more v alu.-it.lo thsp nine-r. an. I am. tlo refon. everauxb'tis Urstiblith a mutual and equitQoexrhtne of eourtemeM with thoe who it fvr th- publi pres. ' Mal Amors.. head of cattle wa grazing lu the Court Ibu ysnl yesN rday. The herlape 1 not very lux ari ant th.re just now, on ceonnt of the m.tns- cattle, slu-ep. to.. that hate prized there during the Ummer and autumn. The ene wa quite pastoral, and with th lowing of the L.nl. an I the bsmapjKaranof of thel irjre sbitlin tlie eorr.cr, k a At n Ksr f sr. ? kB. m w . . f at. T.,t.. M. , .1 , ... mwwu ' luv a 'tut 1 liika It, s'w l lm-tned our. If to le In the country, until, ' recalling our ruin. I fruiu it wayward train c-f thought, we minded ourselves of the fact that the Court Houso prwU'.nN v,i net in that rendition they should U uJ that tin y r fi. tsry littlt er J t m i our ubIio pirit as ntl2m. We did n-t sev the herd man. and ! net think he v.i in atb n. lance at the time. Mvtr.S C.vi;T.-The amy of off n.hrs at the P..li.-e ort. this inomin?, was multitudiBous la tlie t xtr. n f. Thirtttn ir. !ii.!i!.i',, r f i,th vexr, f. r constittttiikS "an Uli vfut s- m! Iji'i-." irr fined in the sl!n ,,f . j o h. N't one cf ; the tLlrten wer iSle t-i t th assessment, and a a o-nsr.jut ti.-e i, y u , re all ntar-tiel elfin the dir.s-ti i f '!. Il 1 in. u' al.!c f r

the I-oiicii. s. ttee tnkc a copy of the altuve li uued ad.liFive indiv iduv: w. r, tri -1 f r IntoIca- ' tb n and sub-livlslr n, from the county reti. n.M iaJ wire .-til 1 -u:i bv indi-Mitall' ei- cord. api nd it to nis rfJutim. and file the

uen.f t-lit. made tit instil, s I rv.te tr thrir ' drunkenness. ILev wtrc iu I in the uui1 um. Tbr i.j. aii .jnt thesir 1 .si ,ti.t. and wrrs- therf r- inn.! t. pay thf p. na'l v f r thrir induV.'rn.. ,., j I ri.-e f r ir .i. il I L?rtr. Four wu-.t t . uh le th- f -urth ' fvuad a Gs, d r.ritsn- xxl.. pr.,vd a. , -; . UUe ss untv forth. p icnt .,f hi, f ne. i Two iudnid.i ..Is, f.jii.i ,f t.i.ir lii iu ! thesx trouble us ow. ,,r. f,.;!, x,ilh on mouth aN.ut th.tr prs. r.st) ui; a ! first eis ptrste. ssere tn.d 40 . i,. 4ll default cf wblrh they wcr.t to jail. j A bellicose individual, f r carrvln riav. 1 tJ weapon, w . fined ?J . IVId. John Smith and Geor?e W. Itrir, f,.r .-; ault and battery," paid r. .ietlv!j the sums cf 2s 40 and I ., , Twentyne eomnutm. nt. rr our da) s ; work, U stxik.4. u is raUur a larire array, and ilepoustxates anything but a sound moral condition ca t part of the City.

TakLS TO JxIL. A boy about elren fear of re, with no lible toean of jf.port, an.. apj.n iilly iu Utitutc rrmjitidn, was tikvii up j cU r! jy sr IL? P!idt IIuase nl fit to Jail, llewu tmaMe to exj4aia srbo lie I or vWe be I 1 mxl. JJsUroreur-r'c-tf a kioitUr nature atut the otrd of a IIUs. .f l.cfuje.

'AlHMrMftlU( Wt:Tbirji.iTA. TucjtTßK- V tery good hi.n" svs ir- Dt lat olrht to se the favorite lir y r-herl'In Knowlct of The Hunchrw a. It wm well rt-nJ'Ti! throughout. To. nlht will le prtKltv-cd, f r the frt time in tlil c it r, " n.Iith anJ H Uia." in which Miss Thujron ssl'l eut:.ln two cbarr-trs. Tbl tli? Ixit tvet-k of Mis Thompson, anl as the uLlir will not hate the pritlleje of stin? hor tijwrkr thi h imii, they .boulil, lr liberal patrr-iu;e, eTlne a tangible ppr Utlnn of the ly' tup4Ti.tr ability. Mavmc Hall. Johnny Bro..kri mlntrt U hM fvrth on U-t nibt t a full houie, who wire wtll pnM for their attendance by an eKfllrnt enU-rtaiuiurnL To-nixht 1 the )at apparane of thU ipular troupo. Nfro mintr-ly w ill ecr b! popular iu the lanl, anl always draw full houe in thi city. That the houso to-night will be crowded, i g-uarante-l hj tie ifreat exwllfnof of thl troupe. A SifARi'KR Cosfot'N led. Lat evening, aU.ut ten olelo k, an individual, drsM in military attire, in company with three others, went Into the " Circle restaurant, and ealled for a upper for the party. It was duly pre pared and partaken of. It seems that the in tention of the party was to eat the supper and pay nothing for iL Accordingly, three of them withdrew, leaving our hero behind, w ho was a little slower than the others. The cheeks were placed before him, showing his Mil to be 3 75. Watching his opiortunity he slipped out of the door, taking th check Ion 4 with him, instsaU of walking up to the Captain's o tiler, ami settling Lis bill. The tuovemrnt was detected, and the whole forca of the establishment, rein forced by a number of by-otand. rs, tartel in ptirsiilt. The fits in; debtor nude rapid time down Meridian and East Washington treets, and when in front of this office, was overtaken by hi pursuers, and collared by Captain Itose, of the Merchants Police. Upon Ix-lng que tioned as to his reaon for resorting to m bold a coup de main for the purpose of rutting on his bill, he suddenly lecame very forgetful, and eould not remember that he had been In the Circle" at all. For the purpic of rc freshing his memory, he was eseorted back to the cne of his gastronomic display. He was still very oblivious, and even when the debris, plates, etc., of his supper were jtointed out to hlra, be hadn't the slightest rocollec tion of his cxpK'its. He tteenie.l verr do cile, and remarked that If be hl e.u n a sujt. Ier there he wm, of course, de.trous of paying for It. He stated that he w drunk, but It was observed by llhodius that hi flight was very rapid, and his gait unusually steady for a drunken man. An examination of his wallet shwcd his finances to Im iu an exhausted ctttditlon; II ".'was all that he eould muster. After some parleying this mini was dually accepted in payment of his bill, and Capt, Hose mert ifully M-rniitted him to go hi way. II gave his name as Pierce, and stated his residence, to be Morgantown, Indiana. SV City Council. Monday, DocemU r II, Isf,.'.. Council met In regular session. Present -Ills Honor Mayor Ca en in tho Clialr, and the follow 1ngCounriii-n answer'l at first rolU all: Mssr. Allen, I loa. Ilrown, Emerson, tdalrr, Jamison, Kappe s, LHtmi, MeAithur, Setdentieker tlinl ThonipMil. rtTITUJXsJ. P.y Mr. Coburn: From Mrs. C. J. llacon, nsklni; payment for the damages caused by the ertlow of water reuniting from a ditch being cut. Ih f. rrcd to Committee on Judiciary. lty Mr. Thompson: From WlU.n, s-h.ley and others asking the passage of an Ordinance for the grading and graveling of alley between Prmt an. I First streets, fn out-lot 170. K fcrred to Hoard of Public Improvement. Ily Mr. Emerson: From John Hume and oth'-rs, asking oriubslon to onvt hay and stock scales on Alabama street, south of Washington street. Kcfcrre! to Committee on Streets and Alle) s. Hy Ir. Thompson: From Catherine Torrcnee, a-kiu? pennlssion to erect a one and a half story frame house on lot C, s.puare 70. Laid on the table. Hy Mr. Loomi: From A. Ritcher and others, asking an extension of time In the contract to gra.le and gravel McCarty street and sidewalk, from New Jersey street to Virginia aenue. In convqucnce of the neglect of some parti s the grade stakes had not been set. A spirited debate enued on this question. Amended that the Engineer shall place the grade stakes; and then an extension of time was granted. Ily Dr. Jameson: From A. Dane and others, that the Engineer order the contractor to improve the alley inTrar of their property. Kcferred to the Civil Engineer. Hy the Mayor: From Michael Murphy, asking the pri Urge of removing the trees In front of his property. No. 19) ttlackford tr-t. (irantcl. Hy the Mayor: From L. Vanlan!ngham,5'cretary of the Gas Company. The Company täte that having mado a careful estimate of the value of tlnir property, they find previous estimates to l very inaccurate. Hcn-e they Invite an examination of their proiK-rty by a committee apiointcd by the Council, to whom they will afford eery facility to aid th-m in tin ir examination. Hy Mr. Glazer: From the Typographical Union, returning thanks to the Coun. il for the use of the Council Chanilter on the ening of the U5th Novemtter. Acrepted. Hy Mr. Coburn: From A. Marmont, asking payment for curbing the atreet and paving sidewalk In frnt of property on the corner of Georgia and Illinois streets. Referred to the City Attorney after along discussion. motions. Hy Dr. Jameson: That the Chief of Police be t!irot-ted to assail one of the day jtolii-emen .ich d y to th Mar -ha', f it the purpose of en forcing the ordinance in reference to removing nuian-c from the tn-et and alley, said assignment to K' made from the wards in the order of their numWr, and to be continued until otherwise ordered ty this Council. Mr. Looinis moved to amend by tlirecting thst tie City Marshal I e iliret tedto riuploy two gocsl men to assist him in enforcing the ordlnanees whirh failed to pass. Tho original tion w adopted. Dr. Jaui s-n moved that the Chief of Police le direefd to c that all th niemberi of bis force fcive a prti.n tf their tinseto the enforcement f the ordinance in reranl to stre ts and 11t. Adtpted. ' lr. Juk.jU tuovcl that the Knuu-er be directed to nicrt the tuimlter of yard of filling required n North street, Is twrt n Alabama and F-s-t stns t. north of M. Clair, and whert th' neeesnry ilirt can le obtained. Adopted. Rrjn"riovi. By Mr. Broun: Extending th' corporate imits so a to im-tii-le all ad liti. n and uU diiins now surrounding the.itj; and that the City Clerk prepare a copy of this resoluti.n. duly cs rtifyinjf Ibr ane a oorre-t. and ulmit it b Ihe City Enrriner, who shall at .nne with tbe County rbvorder. DuriTV -the-liss-usMon i f this rvhition Mr. Lix iul !uovl that Chaplain Ii. r. who was I're nt. ! luvite! t make a hort pi h. After some diUitn the Chaplain wss lin..i.itt f I..- I 'h fkl i n rs . 1 .... ' ' I . wm w l -w.l to sjak by cnf i:t. and addres,l tli Colin II, uryin? the esKnsu o All r s, lue fuith r Uisusi.n the rs,.luticu wa. on motion by Mr. Itrown, ma.l arsal ,.r j, r Ur Monday" nibt, D.ml.T Is. intkomction or 0RMMXCL. ty sjr iurri0. An ordlnarn- to provide ( r tbf. Ln.vjin; anj er.rdin,? of Wake street and sid-walk. l tweeu the National roJ and n,.rth -i-ie of Vermont trr-u Laid over for pnl U-aüon. Hy Mr. Em.n. An ordinance to provide fr tbe rra-im,, artrlln,? New York street from w .t u UUk tret. and the north sidewalk fm tho east aid ,.f m, Br,t aney wm of Bnht street to Ulake street; also the aHet ujon ths ssast aids saöd strvsvf ftom Blak j

stmt to the north-west corner of the military

grounds. Laid ovr for publication. Hy Ir. JameKn : An ordinance appropria ting five hundred dollars to theChbf Fire Engineer, for the ue of the Fire D-partneTit of tbe dry cf Indianapolis. IiM over. BtPORTi. Mr. Co!nn, from the Board ef Public I111rovemenU, r-portsl that it w ill take tlvehuudred loads of gravel or cinders, cutting $4 it loal, to repair East Washington -tret, Itetween NoMatreet and the eorjration line, and fifty to sevtnty.tie loaI to repair Cady stn-t, w bi h the IVord r-cominen-le, to le repaln-d, nl that the culvert at the junction of Washington strt t and the National road i caving In. and will hae to be repaired. An anitnate dintsjon arose upon this rejort. 3Ir. Hoaz moved that so much of the report as relates to Cady street ! coneurre! In, and so much as refers 10 East Washinzton stns t re- ; frrel to the Ci il Engineer and that he be di rected to re-advertise for proposals to grade and gravel Washington street, between Noble stm t and Corioration line east adopted. On motion of Mr Hrown the whole reiort was coneurre! in. The Hoard of Public Improvement rejtorted the disposition of different ordinance. for street Improvenient, On motion of Mr. Brown the report was re ferred to the Civil Engineer, and he was or dered to furnish plans and specifications of the cost of the improvements. By same, reports on ordinances for appropriating money for the repairing and cleaning of streets and gutter, and rebuilding and re pairing bridges, etc. Read second time and laid over. By the Civ il Engineer: That Mr. Cowan has finished his contract of grading and graveling Pratt street and side-w alk, between Meridian and Illinois. Adopted, Also, that Andrew Stewart has filled his contract for grading and graveling James street and side-walk, between Indiana Avenue and SU Clair street. Adopted. Also that Hiram Seibert has completed his contract for graveling the north sidewalk of Louisiana street, between Nv Jersey and East streets. Adopted. Also that Cornelius Collins has completed his contract for grading and graveling the side walk on WCit tide of East street, between Washington and LouMana streets. Adopted Also that Messrs. Coulter and White have finished their contract for furnishing and erect Ing lamp posts, lamps and fixtures, on north half of Circle street, between East and West Market streets. Adopted. Tbe first and final estimates of the improve ments were approved. The contract an J bond of Messrs, Coulter Si White, for furnishing and erecting lamp posts ami fixtures on outh street, were approved. rnorosALS. Scaled proposals wero ojened and read for grading and gravelling Union street, be tween McCarty ami Merrill street. Referred to Committee on Streets and Alleys. MAYOU'sS HEfORT. The Mayor made his report for the mouth of XovcnilMT as luUng paid Into the City Treasury the sum of il,ts7 which ho received from fines, OUllJlAXL u. liRAWNO. An ordnance o grude and gravel the sidewalk on Fletcher street VDvocn Xoblo and Cedar streets with river or creek gravel, was read the third time ami passed, aud then the Council u!j urned. Indtnnnpoli Ilrfull Market. (coauccTSD sr o. s. rrui-T a srot. Issum. rous, Vouday Kvisimu, Dec. 11. oaortaiiss J CoflV , per lb CO Rio d S3toS& Ts $ 50 tot 50 I'Jgir, Un'srd hard 25 da loft Crush! 20 to S3 d Brown 10 to 14 jrop,OoMo, per (tl 1 75 do ffngtr lloo-ss 1 50 If. O. Mol j 30 lorghum Multiset 50 rsoviiioxs ana rsoiMTs. Flor, irbl f 10 to 13 do Biickkst, pr Ih lOtoll Corn Ifcal, bolt J, prr tub , J (O Ilara, Sugar CureJ, pr lb. Clear 8idei, tiu. kel. ...... 15 30 SO 30 43 Shoulders, do Lard, new Uutur, Cholca.. per doi ....... i 40 ...80c to 1 00 It 5 to 00 ..75c. to 1 00 lto JO Irish Putatost, par luh Onions do .. Turnips do ... POriTBT A KD 01KB lrMt Turkey, per lb d Chicken .25lo CO do Hack, per pair I 00 to 1 50 do Geeee do Squirrel, apiece 75 SO 25 SO 3 CO 1 60 do Rabbits do do Vanleon, per lb.. Quails, per des Ojiters (XI) per csn... do (IXX) per can 1 so rtrrrs. Lemons do bus. fg to 0 00 Apples per Vfcl , Cbolco $3 3a to 5 00 Pn.nes.per lb js t 40 tTUrrrim, Drl.t 40 Pescbes, do J Apples, do IStoiO Cranberries, per bbl, caltlvated f)C0 BUSINESS NOTICES. Hamlin A Itnstclil; have removed their office to Exchange llulding, 33 North Ulindu street, opposite Hates House. novl-2ni IInrie Tor IOuV Ilowen, Stj-wart A Co's. -A splendid stock lit 12-2 Iletrekhtli und (lie taeranlniit! Glorious copartnership! Had living and consequent lean face hav e no longer an apology for their unwarrantable Intmsion. The "(ieranium w as tarteI to suppass all similar institutions in our mi.lt. Its patronage and it bill of fore attet the success of the design. The world will never see another Iliad there will be no second Milton. Indianapolis has but one Hezekiah, and he is the proprietor of the Geranium." There is III le n IIeiisiIon, at the Hall of the Academy of Medicine, this evening, at seven o'clock. Subject Theory and Treatment of Chronic Intermittent-. G. V. AsKLrvSecretary. Uo to Ilse Auction Kjilf of that L.l and fine Itrick l!oue, No. Z North East street, to-day, at two o'chx k p. M. Nice eat front. lVeekly lleport of the Hook lblisher's Presentation Depot for the week ndtntf Saturday, IWcwbi r f: At this establishment, during the last week, wtreifiven out a gifts to the customers, the following jriAs: 13 silver lee pit- hers, 1 silver cake b.ukets, 22 silver castors, M silver butter dishes, fS ilwr card roci Ivor. 62 sets silver fork. 4-s M't ailver tea sps ns. 24 sts .-ilv 1 r table porns, U0 silver call W11, K0fcilr eup. anl f"0 worth of valuable pift .nven out to the (turehasers of b.H ks. Their new sbvk of lsks and trift he jut arrived, embrin most any pul.li.-ation, and the most valuable assortment of fcift evr oflcred in the State. Now is the time to gt t a new b.l and a han.litoiuc present. Iu I'dirc for ' North Illin i ,;rP f, ! J. A. ItVAN Co. ! The . iimhcn that Throns: thv lir-' le fn.iii morning till f ir in the nUtit attt the ! merit of that establishment. Men are iiwt in the habit of g..in- asecond time to receive pN.r tre-atnu-nt, but on the contrary always return aam when by rcavn f tlie law of attrae-tion which alvsae draw u to tho.-? w ho treat 1 with kindness and attention. It i not to 1? supposed for a ni 'imtit that the thron which : daily resorts to the -Cirele is always eoiiv I p.d of different individual, f r that would! be imisjs ssiLlc. Our ubulc A i.t.!atin wouKlj eLaust,-.J at that rU; anJ in the I K.n Ite Miirs' ef six months there w ould be nobodv there at all. The solution i found in thi. that whoever goes there once will repeat his isiL There is no luxury like doin food and the proprietor fe U a Justifiable self-ot place ncy at this signal appreciation of his lalorious effort to please. I.usaeh! Luach! Lmnchl-An cls f ant LsiRrh will le s-t at No. 133 Sutii Illinitis strret. from half past nine o'clock to hall past ten oviock, a. m., ere ry dar. Please call. 4 Jomi I rs.TO.zxx.

Second supply 12at Bowen, Stewart & Co. 'Iii- KlauLstsIppi lunruacr Consl' an V. on of the root reliable of our Home j Companle, give In another column a list of i claim for damage by tire, adjusted and paid. Tbl Company Is exceedingly proierou,and although Its los-es have been unusually heavy, has ouly made two llgbt assessmenU, though interested parties have reported otherwise. Their policy holders are among our most worthy and wealthy citizen. A IIindora-ili-eeni---We saw on the t res t to-day, the most elegant present of the season; t. e. a Canada Sable Cloak worth 70U,0oO. It is decidedly the finest thing of the kind we have ever seen in the west. The fair recipient is the better hslf of a genial gentl man whose hand Is as warm a his heart. If not mi big. i Of course the cloak came from BAKER MINERS. Xlsr Iral4- of ZIon, a new music look for choirs and singing-schools, by Solon Wilder and F. S. Davenport, two new authors, is exciting considerable Interest in musical circles, and having a wide circulation. One of the mot prominent music teacher in the country writes to Mason Brother?, Its publishers, as follows: " To say I like it would be too mild a phrase. I am decbledly in love with it. Its harmonics are so unusual In a work of the class, and yet so rich and effective, that I hare a real feast every time I treat myscf to an hour for its perusal. The authors seem to have struck a new vein, and make a book which w ill win them some fame. Our Mutual IVlend. Another stock of Dickens' last novel, tn three different styles, of binding, Jut received at Bowen, Stewart Jfc Co. 12-2 I.nryjo and Exteufclre Auction Sale of Cloaks, Shawls and Dress Goods, at No. $2 East Washington street, on Monday and Tuesday, December 11 and 12, at 10 a. M., and i P. M., viz: Circulars, Basques, Chesterficlds, Breakfast and Double Shawls, Lusters and Poplin, Irish Linens, Towels, Table cloths, etc. Also a large assortment of cloaking cloth, in plain and fancy colors. Bo on hand. WM. E, FtATntRSTOX, 11.2 Auctioneer. s I Knnbe Piano at Benham's. nov2S-lm ' SSI I or tlae Holidays. Grand Pianos, Upright Tianos, Square Pianos, Cabinet Organs, Automatic Organs, School Organs nnd Mclodeons, the best and the cheapest, at Indiana Piano Warrrooxns, No. 4 Bates House. 1 4W WlLLAKD & STOWFLL. ai ssj 'ITie lrckrr Piano at the Indiana Piano Emporium No. 4 Bates House Wlllard t Stowell. dc'5-3w Lube larrrll,the Chicago ."i'o-st-I5)Y.A splendid book for boys, at Bowen, Stewart & (Vs. ' 12-2 -ssssssj mi Vor Sale at u llargiln, my residence on North Illinois stre t, containg nine rooms, stable, carriage bouse, corn, coal and woodhouse, well and cistern, all in good order. Apply at residence or to me at the corner of Illinois and Ohio streets. O, D. WtLGCS. C-C llruham fc Co., Hate IIou Cor. ner, kei the only assortment of Steinwav Pianos in the State. nov-lm 'l'lie Mliinlt!pil lusurance Co.. of this city, has paid over Thirty Thousand Dollars (jr.'itsNi) In Lo, since January 1st, 1-, and now has over Six Hundred Thousand Dollars (;r.;iNyuo) In bona fide Capital. We say, insure with the SinnisMppi. 23-3vv m - 1'or the Cliolcc. IcIIs'iirlc of the season call on llhodius, of the Circle Restaurant. Shell Oysters, Fat and Plutup, wrvtd 11 all styles. l.t-lm ranilllcM In the Mortis and I'jiist parts of the city are Informed of five faets: 1, The Capital Dnijr Store, corner of Massachusetts avenue and Vermont streets, is very near you; 2. Mr. Wood, who keep this house, sells reliable goods at reasonable prices; 3. You can have Prescriptions prepared accurately at all hours; 4. His goods arc fresh, and selected with great care; ft. His sin the ''Golden Mor tar," is plain to be seen. nlG-3in taolsl I'ensi nt llovven, Stewart A Co's. 12The Ittcj lcKts Watch winds and sets in the stem, tine pold cases, for sale to pay advances, at the LonnOfllce, No. 31 South Illinois street. n1))2aw3v I Humourist, HlneM nnd lins for sale to pay advances, at the Loan Office, No 34 South Illinois street n3i 2aw3w BOOTS AND SHOES. BOOTS Cc SHOES AT AVIIOLESALE. Jf tlon to our stork of Boot an 1 Shoes. B jyers will Cnd n well sappLe4 with aU lb desirable styles of "W inter G-oodn. Including Women, VI' nod CbilJ' Rip, Calf. Ora'n anJ other Balmoral Also, a ptol assortment of Calldren'. MtsSft' and Women's Pgluh Boot both la heavy and fine tork. ALSO, Mn's and Women's Bnbbe Arctic, FU sod Buffalo Over Shoe; Unset' and Children's Kntbr, etc.; Children's and Touths Metal Tp Kp BoU; Boy' Bot of all srrsdes and alte; Men's prime Winter Boots, s large aortment; Hartford and tnhrr stjloe of Calf B tots. Cotton, Leather and Red Lace. Ail of which we re,ctfuKy offer to th tr le. Ilt-ntlricks, Edmonds & Co., ÄO South Merlslinn Street. der4 dim CONFECTIONERIES, ETC. Maaafactnrer sat ho'ele and retail dler In all klodf of CONFECTIONERY, o. to West Washington!., All taoosl ilnrmnlrd to Keepand Einste of Pure Sugar. 7S AMILIES aod Tarties uppled with all kind aod ' tylsof Ute sndCsadies. dectfcOa OYSTERS. ' 3 1 OyKtor. Ittsy Vosss 4ytters or IIORX fc AXDERSOX, .Ya.Sl n'tif WatUnjtjn Strttt. flSHOfrE CXRITAlItDSeA-irta. L R. M, aod F. F. 1 TMers, reoriTed daily, twt i the market. Put . nponly t,j Maon 4 Co, Balitioore. Btl5 d'ra j PARTNERSHIP. INotice of Copartnership. r tHT ow'ersifr.ed tsrs th!sday for reed a copartner1 aL;p anier tho tanis of JX&a k Ksraey. ts carry a Ike SurH mt imt rUtiog.SUaja FutiBg a1 Flaaab. tbi( bdslsest. All work dots bj u will ho (aaranteed sad doae I the ut rau. D,J ? P ttc to fto s a trial aad aoliclt their i. C. DC NN, JOBS IAUIT. Gas and Steam Fitters and Plombers, XI und 40 Kentucky Avenue. ALL SORT OF niTTUI OS BAND AT ALL Urses sad faraUhod at the lows, rasos. url dtf ALL KINDS OF JOB WOU PBOMPTLT IIECfl. tod at Ue MAXAU) OFTKS.

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FURS! PURS!! Tlie luarcest STOCIC OF FURS, rrorpsJ:,f rytll-r la cosl'tr sot vsrletTto bs foaid t-lisvhrrsla Us WMsujm bira at tb B E E - H I V .Vo. 2 West Wutkimjtom St cor. Meridian, cosiiTia or Fur Cloaks, Fur Mantles, -1-1. 3-1. 1-1 Capes, VICTORINES, ETJGENIES, Collars, Rertlia, 3Infl and OulTt, -IXRrnl It uIan Sable, Hudson Ilay Kable American Sable French Kable, Royal Ermine and .llinL, For Ladies, Ttflasss aad Children. ALSO,Fur Collars and Gloves, la OUer, Besser and Seal, for Q.dU, at wholetale and Btall. Old FURS relined, repaired aod naJe over lo arj styl la a ft w hour. TL attenUon of tLs WTtobsals TraJs I specl-lly dlrsctcd to th folio win i Goodj : &OO si.-l Fur IJaiM, GOO 3-1 Fur Cupcs, 750 l.-J Fur Cupetv OOO 1-4 Fur CapesH 1000 VIctorlne, HOOC'ollnrsH 150 llerthu, 375 Fugenlos, 17 50 Mi! IT, aOOOprsuCuUs IOO tloi. furTrlmiuetl lloosln. AT TYLER'S IlEE-IIIVE. Dorltdln PROFESSIONAL. M4BTIS M. SAT. OSTS W. SOBDO. WAI.TKB HABCSL HAY, C;OUDOV Sc .tlAUCIIt ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ISDIASAPOLIS, lD , Will practke la the Federal and State Courts. Office, No. 19 New Talbott's Bal'dlnf. Sooth of PoetOSlc. noW-Sly WM. A. LOWS. L. w. si'coaB. IiU i: Sc McCOIt, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Room No. 5 BlaclforcT$ Block, Indianapolis Ind. Will practice la the Stat aod Federal Court. Dovl7.13m DR. IIII.MtV F. HAUCHS PHYSICIAN AKDSURG01p INDIANAPOLIS, IND. O sbaa FTTCE atcOuat's Block, Keatocky A Tenne, room ao. 0, sj noor. Kesiaencs 30. I7 north AJs. 019 stf JOUrl K. M'LKJJIAjJ). AIMOa L. aOACMK. datis smssks ItlcDOXALD, HO ACIirü Sc SIIETCKS, Attornejs and Counselors at Law, Second .Story, tna Building, IVnnsylsnnLia St., Practlcs la the Inferior and Supreme CoarU of Indlaaa and ia lb Ftder.l Court. noTlldAvif LIVERY STABLE. Livery and BoardingStable. CmZIKS' UVRT AND BOAEDlNO SFABLK, So. 10 Kat Pea'l atreot, ia rear of Barrlaon'a bauk, between Meridian and Pnnyltanla Kreeu. Csrriases sod Barles for airs on resionslls terms. Fersons wUhlng to b eonrejed to tho adjoining tosrna eaa b acsveamisUtssl at tbla Kubl. oosl dU aCLUFAN UBI'Vr, Proprietors. IV o av L i v o 1 y a a SALE STABLES. w. a wood. I. . STxaaar 1VOOO fc NTIJl II LTT, Conrt Street, In Rear of Post Ofllce, HATE JC3T COM PUTT KD A LARGK AND WILL arranfed Ueerr and Sale Stable, aod ranaiahod U with tho ?r s.t of stock. Thj are aUo prepared to U OA HD IIOI2i ES, Aod ktrlcf (xpcricDCfsi Bostler will Inrort the bt of attootiuo. Tho Datrona of the vnlUc la olit-H4. TV nable I. centrally ud roowttirat 1 loctvlss (a Ik. k.r ! of Talbott and News' Block sod the Poet Ofics. I IsWASAFoua, Aniro.t 11, lJ. aotl dtf Livery, Sale and Feed Stable. -rV. IT. HYDE, KSIPJ CONSTANTLY ea haad Bono, and BaMia fesr Hire, on rvaaottabto Urat, aad kwpo a Uxgo tuMicotnfurtable SuSlafoeBoardicforiraaateat Humt. No. 723 Kail WsahlnjUt Ussrt, LiUl' Botet Block. do 13 Aim. SALOON AND RESTAURANT. MARLON EXCHANGE, No. M EiMt Washington Street, CIIABLTCS UAET2, - - Prsrletsr. THE choicest Ine, Uo,srs aad Cr alwars sa hand. Free La nek t erj day at la o'clock. ac9 Sim MASONIC. 4 nSI PHOTOGRAPH OF WASHINGTON AJ A . Kmob, sent U as address nrtoa rooatpt of pdcsw Ainiss Siae jj Xedimss 81, (with hla rsTaaoBte Be cord 0 $1 M wiaiM ia orery utag to tk wm, X. ACAMFBIXU M Xast Wsaalnctoa stroiet. rou an .ud. l

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CARPET GTORE INDIANA, 19 KEPT BT nun;, adaus & co., it tni 28 Men Wjshlijtoi Strrtt, (rittrhwr ltr,) BATI KtCCSTLT DUP0J1D OF THICK Dry Ooods aa4 ccsTrU4 the fir la a Wholenale and Itclall Carpet, Wall Paper A.1D HOUSE FURNISHING Eta.Vlisliirient. HUME, ADAMS Cc CO., Vail apodal attention af OAUPET UFiALKRS Or WhiUaatlB;ers,to their large tock of all (radesof CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Curtains, Window Shades, Sofa Carpets, Hogs and Mats, la sa adieu variety. HUME, ADAMS Cc CO., Dave s large quantity of Bostvaaats of C -A. E PETS, Thirty yards saca, aad undsr.whlch will ho sold BCLOW Coat. Brul Carpets), ft 95 pmr Tarsi. Beat3pl7 " 2 00prTar4. Betp!y 1 35 ta fl 05 Comman ply Carpata ta ta tl 00 Cotton Chain XUltj Carp e to. THI FINIXT W00LBLAXKETS& BED COMFORTS All site to t foet by foot qsars. Waal, Dalch.Coflltli.TwllUdUcny and Uauga and Rtady C A. Tt T E T S , FOB DISLSO BOOBSf ASD KITCBBNI. HUME, ADAMS Cc CO., wm keep cjoslA&ily oa ksad g sortsMst of Farnltare CoTerlof, Piano and Table Corers, Table Linea, SapUss, TOWflS, etc., etc., Wäfch are s4oct4 srltls sat tl waata tf vu njUratrs. THX LABaiUT AJTS BUT A1AOBTXZST OF WALL PAPER V TX2S STATE Do fi Ulnk of hayljt Carpot 0 Wall Fsper oefers losAlac this tssTgo Aveck, where ye ta. aar doüars ea a atagU Carpou n and t3 l?Kt Strett, IfTXfCXZB 1T0BBJ iriDiANAPOLJO it:d. ooUtUa

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IlETROPOLITAX THEATER. (J truer if Sihin'jV,n and Tennessee Streets. Nfaaag Tt Nflr. iT. II. tllltj. CHI NO I UF T1MI: Dssk s epos at T f t'clKk. Oronsrs hetrlns st V to t Taesday tuning December IJ. 3Iiss Giarlolle Thompson. RI.CII XXl) POOR! Alice... Cs rod. . M. Tkorrp. Hi. k.l Owrtrar .Owteou,. Ca XJ JET TA 2T ILY1 U32t Bswerred three days la adrars-e. Fmioss AssrastwFajsiotU aad all reeerresl seaseTAc. Dr Clrel Cc; Pr eat. Bo.. fee mi persotv, I V; Orchoatrs eata, 7 rest. j G.Hry and family C?trrl., IS vsat; Chlldr ta are, flJ. FAKTTCULAR Ts"i JTICE. Tk U. r... i . fix. ThOsUor os-ety eetsotnff at tho elcss of tk pefoewiatws. MASONIC HALL. The World Zlmownrri JOHNNY BOOKER, With h Celehrated Minstrel Troupe, -A. 1ST ID üiVAßS 2XA.XSTD, ConiprUlnff IS fstnr IVrCorrurr. THREE XsTIOIXTQ MORE. ENTIirSlASTIC nrcriTiox of thi: OREAT I1AXI! JSAND Bakny orenede each eieuloe ty tho Brae " BtoJ. Attuiatiea Mremi; Rerredets:C'-M. Beere4 teats caa U secured at Bnlat.'s int.ee r- 4xM Si souea.Fiepne.vr. laTwT, At.ner Indiana State Museum, .MIAAIHI.IH, IM. Three Albino Cliiltlren! ACHtt LtNMIt OFHTt tllOrSsND IMIJ.Al S tLt iL Alttitvo (AB.ilrr) Cblldrea aro th ta:ees U t Ca-leiiles bow ei h bltsta In the lnlll Hin tMa. The stsarn h.i tea reltied and 0,fK0 new wonder sided Al.iliSJIOS . . SVOVlSSI M( eute OADDLERY HArtDWARE. Saddlery Hardvaro ANl CARRIAGE TRIMMIN03. (1E0. K. SUA HE & Ct 7 si lVe sVnalilncton Hfroeji aWh(4eaU dealers la Hamcs, Chains, Whip HOUSE BLANKETS, CO ILA IIS, Curry Combi and Rruli"s SprlnH, Ax1h, PATEYT AM) ENAMELED LC.ITliE! Mosa, Tow, Curled Hairs, &c, See Orders by mail win recolre prosspt sUeutlon. aoelldla CIFT DOOK STORE. A Present for Yod AT TBK hook ri iiLisiii:R!H PRESEiTATIOi DEPOT .fa. 041 Partis Illlnala Street, MILLER'S NEW BLOCIf TH BOOK 8T0BK 11 THI LARGEST AND BT arrsaxed U the city. Here yo caa boy any rv yow wuh, aad retssieo beaeuful Freteut frs. au. tho Freerau wU he f oo4 G0LD& SILVER WATCHES NllrrrTfn Rets. Massivo Silver Ico Pitchers, ELEGANT SILVER CA BASKETS. Engraved Silver Goblet Mil verlrln Line Csapa, KUrrr natter Urals , Hl I Ter Ten Hell, Ktijfnr Klsorel. IMamoml Hin.. BS SUBS USD CALX, AT THE PRESE.VTATIO.V BOOK STOIll Before, yea Uses lbs city, sod Uy a B.U.. Flo'c. Allan, Fiayor Boo, os aayiAlcf yoa .o la the Um aa4 iki t IlantlHomo ProNoni Yarytag ealae froas it ceat to 1 1(0 .1. A. RVA. A. ieel-wtf DENTISTS. DO.IAU.Y N1VAM.OW DB1TTIST 03.ee. Not. 1 and 8 Elem' j . Market Street, near J'ost Vce, laalaaaiealls), Ud. rTUITIIXTBACTID rtthoat psto. Alli-jo. . . I. sppswtaloiiic to Ite p(ci.a perfrt-ei It. A aeStafacuoii gaaraatood as aJ cim. ! ' EXPRESS COMPANIES. American Express Company, AWt 9mm CXITED STATES EXFßESS COM? f. FFTCB XO. U HIT WAI2LNGT05 $Tl-7. Tws) UQj Biyrssss U ChKf s&d It.L-A.!'; Tho ahsres Caasasvafs aro Uo oeUy petetUa;d li ; -e lA.SJ.lf raa.ru; laTAABA CXNTXAU LAFATITTI CSJCAOO; IBTJt AB AFOLI8 A FE at: TltU MA LTT AUCBMONTd; KUA-FONTAINB m UlIAABAFCUI. LSCeav VslSMhlM oast rroLSt rarrtod ertth d d'sfsnh, aad im Utrrs of epssualasd etoioU TS. Bias aal Dralls rill b m aotwtod sa fsseyistirst 4. J. BfcTTAlBU. Ae Ssl 4xi XOflTTXXJ assAl pxlulod fa eclora, at tho

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