Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 January 1866 — Page 4
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DAILY SEaLA.Lay. TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2.'
. To AArertlserii 1 r * BUa Ttg m«AL»ts bam om of tfcrUi ■•eflgi
listed In Indiana, and has a circulation not aurpaased by an; other paper In the State. It therefore offer* advantages which the; will not find elsewhere. Amusement* this Evening^ MKTROPOUTAN THEATER.—Preams of Delusion-
Fort; Thieves.
STATE MPSEUM—Kinder’s Block, Kart Washington street. Open da; and night.
New
city by more than orelinanly general withdraws! from usual business associations. aces of business were generally closed and ious services l*eM af,aH‘ thtCfcOUt-hahiSn fact, we never saw a New Year’s Day so gene-
rally celebrated. - Sew rYaarto Ere^ betef fin IT
N E W S .
Yesterday was the coolest
CITY
The Weathkh.day In the year.
County Commissioners.—The honorable Board will meet to-day,T» extra session, tor
general business.
Railroad Tax.—The gross receipts fbr the Bellefontaino Railroad for the month of November. from all sources, amount to 1127,606, or on which they paid an income tax of two and a half per cent amounting to $3,161 47. Pay Day.—To-day is the regular bimensal pay day at Ekin Barracks. The Ninth Regiment United States Veteran Volunteers was mustered for pay, day before yesterday, by Captain Fergus Walker, District Inspector. Ox Skates.—All the juvenile and many of many of ttie adult population of the city were on the ice yesterday skating as though their very life depended on the way they exerted themselves. The Park is said to he in excel-
lent order.
Arrived.—The Fifty-seventh regiment Indiana Infantry Volunteers, from Texas, numbering twenty-three olfleers and one hundred and sixty-eight men, Lieutenant Colonel McCraid commanding, arrived at the “Soldiers’ Home” yesterday, and will propably have reception in due form to-day.
Sunday night, of course those who were inctliied to greet the dcat approach ef the New Year with manifestations that would not accord with the tutored Sabbath, repressed their impelsss until the dial hand marked twelve il. Sunday night TJiat they vyere hot to be cheated out ef their New Year's evetestivitles, was abundantly manifested, way they put the time in from midnight until daylight. 'Wc did not ohnervc any unusual amount of limhrtsty during 4he day. In r»>
j ipect to balls, select parties, etc., there was
any quantity of them, and we are not ambitious of Aie job of making an estimate as to ourselves. We received quite a number, of Initiations to “ dtnei” ' f calL*’ etc. Our In ability to persrtsfl/^Hfchf |<Jall^f thjttn in no proof of our want of appreciation or soci At the JIkbald oihee, f open Uonau ” >vas kept during th« day, in aooot daaee Mth previous announcement, and WC were‘ Visited by an lnnumerabIoiiun>berAfoh$friends; as well* as a most respectable numborofthose who do not belong to our political fold.. For once political asperities and animosities wefc^ forgotten, and almost the entire editorial fraternity of the city were present. The Journal. Gazette, Home Visitor, etc., jyere represented in the pgafekii^ their ^|&4«>ropriietbrt,?tf d attaches. However severe and caustic rival journalists may be in tbeir ihwspipflrconnec-
TTH
elofleon*! .tfrlodrona! No cheaper lea! Ihstrument cart be found than a good Melodcon. Prince & Co. make the best. Y'ou
4 Bates House.
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Duplex Eleptlc ftklrf* sdld by Valentine & Co., 64 North Illinois street. 29-tf VmmnimMtmf n^rtiA *»« rfims* parts Of the city are Informed of five facts: 1. The Capital Drug Store, corner of Massachusetts avenue and Vermont streets, is very near yrpu| & Jfr.^Wood*^ Who keeps this house, lORs reliable goods at reasonable prices; 3. You MB hare Prescriptions prepared acenrateiy nt ■H hours; 4. His goods are fresh, and selected with gitfat care; 5. His sign—the “Golden Mortar,” Is plain to be seen. nlG-3m Tlie Headquartent in Indiana for Fancy and Staple Dry Goods is the New York Store, W. A H. Glenn, proprietors. Glenn’S
Block, Indianapolis, Indiana.
A Detective Story.
■ a.mukthe Directory. The members, with one can find Ml n J^ t^ o exceptions, l>elieved in the police as
-In avoidance with from' k headquarters
Government Sales. instructions received'
Department of tiie Ohio, Captain Forsyth, A. (>. >1., will ofter for sale, at the Government 'tables, next Tuesday, a lot of horses and mules, which are said to he in saleable and send cable euiulitiiiii. All these an louncements loomvfto i ctrcncliment, and we ai>,‘ pleased to record,
tiu-in.
M 11.1 i auv.—The Sixty-Fourth Ohio Regiment. < i*riilccn officers and twruty-eight ^icu. Lieutenant Colonel Woolf, commanding, arrived in the city on Sunday night, and stopped at the Soldiers' Home, where they took break-I'.i-t. Tin* regiment left for Columbus, Ohio, yc'tonlay noon ct<i Central railway. This regiment lias, of bile, been doing duty at San Antonia, Texas, A M1 semknth. —Let every one boar in mind the beneiit of..!lie sceitic artist, Mr. T. B. Ules•ing. at the ••Metropolitan’' to-night. The bimeiiriary is most deserving, and the bill especially attractive, being “Dreams of Delusion " and •• The Forty Thieve*.” If Mr. Gteasing's lienctit is not a •* bumper,’’ then is there much truth in the statcnipnt that “people arc often ungrateful.'*
Passing Copstekfeit Money.—.lames S. Munroe \vin, arraigned yesterday before Ihiited States Commissioner Kimball for passing torged treasury notes. Thtt presumption of guilt was sufficiently strong to warrant the Commissioner in binding Munroo over, in the. sum of *1,000, to appear at the uexttenn ef the United States District Court. He attempted to pa's the money—a $50 bill—on a merchant in Columbus, in this State. Many Thanks.—We are under many obligations to flic Queensware house of C. A* AVoodbrtdge, A Co. for the punch bowl, glasses, and other necessary ef ceteras by which wo wt reen:dd( d to accommodate our friends who called upon us yesterday. It was necessary to have suitable vessels in which to distribute the delectable llnid, and to Messrs. Woodbridge ,t Co. me we indebted ior the necessary
means.
Food for the Mind.—At the New Gift Book Sforo of Rand A Co., Miller’s Block, on Norlli Illinois street, is a very complete and extensive assortment of books, purchased With especial reference to the various tastes of Indianapolis readers, and embracing a large stock suitable for the holidays. A gift accompanies each book sold, iu many cases exceeding in value many times over the cost of the book. All gifts are what they are represented. B ates House.—The proprietors of this popular hotel will please accept our thanks for their complimentary invitation to dinner on New Year’s. Justice to the.voluminous bill of fare, comprising almost everything in the known gastronomy world, demanjU from us the statement that nev^r WitMiT* fltfr knowledge was a bettor dinner prepared in this city for the delectation of an, qditoe or any otb$r man. Again we return our thanks to the proprietors of the Bates House for their hospitality and courtesy. The Bates House is the place to get good treatment, whether the occasion be New Year’s day or not. .
lions and recriminations, the scene yesterday lt ‘ r ■
we»t to show that tiiars - hfo UmesL'whihJikd belligerents can be induced to lay aside their animosities and me^t around the fefttnt board in an entente oordiale- n Itfttt/H 1>Yf #•« The libation of “A Happy New 1 Year ” was the one that was always poured, and the good -fasUn ' and good cheer that reigned was the occuIig evidence of the fact that the day was “ A Happy New Year Day.” May the 31»t of December, 1886, find alt those whjl assembled in the editoml room yesferdaf^Ya^hafvpy and as joyous as did the 1st day of January. To-day we all go about our business much as usual. “ Business sweetens pleasure, as lal>or sweeten« rest,” and it is well that “ New Year’s Day ” comes but once year, else it would not be appreciated, and It is on this principle that ,we account for the common impulse by which mankind observe these annual holldaya in a gmeralriflaxation from business, and an entire devotion to the festivities that
rule the passing hour.
Indianapolis manufacturesOur friend C. P. Wir.GTNS, Esq., of the firm of Care, Makrh & AViu<iin$, 1uo> furuishetl us with Airther memoranda of our manufacturing establishments. Our former article went up to Nir. 1?. We proceed: THE INDIANAPOLIS ROLLING .MIUTliis is the great establishment of our city. Started in P<57. by Doucuss.’it did nothing till 1850. when Hon. John M. Loro, and John Thom ax, Es<i., two of the best business men of this or any other city, took hold of the concern, the former as President, the latter as Superintendent, In that year, with six furnaces and seventy-five men. they tunned out 4,000 tons of finished rails. In 1862, with one hundred men, they made 6,000 tons of rail; in 1R03, they made 8,000 tons ot rail, and now they employ thiT ' hundred men in the mill, and turn out 30,000 tons par annum, of finished rails. In addition to tills, the company has two coal mines ob the Tem Haute road. In which they employ two hundred men, making five hundred in all in the employ of the company. They use the mrat iitfjiitn'ed maehinrt-y,' employ the most sklllftil workmen. Tho mill is operated by four large engines supplied with steam by eight large boilers, beating nineteen furnaces. The pay roll of hands amounts to $20,000 permontb, in the mill, and for colliers, etc., $12,000. From 1,500 to 2,000 persons are supported by this mill in the city, besides those iucidently employed by the rolling mill in other trades and pursuits.
E. Mjay 4k Co—at the loan office, No. 34 South IlIifiQis street, will loan money on any article of value, or buy the same, Always on
hajidnr^ Udheined pledges for sale.
*lis© StanlMtlppi In*mranee Co•if this City, has paid over Thirty Thousand Dollars ($061,000) in Losses, since January hrt, 1065, and IWW has over Six Hundred Thousand Dollars ($000,000) in bona fide Capital. MTe say, insure with the StawiBgippi. 23-3w
Ifre Ewtey Cottas** Orsan at
Bcnhaui'ACovs. 29-5 Four (4) Piano* for Sale at wholesale. Call and see them at Bcnhnm & Go.’s.
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Resqaeuesl.—City Bath House, No. 16 Pearl street—entrance No. 15 West Washing
Hot and Cold Baths In good warm _ _ n26-tf
Buy A la ns ode <5pr*«t—Sold by,
Valentine A Co., 61 North Illinois street.
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**W tl CAICJIMUII!-, .-riit-vu Jii w«c «•* they believed In the Bible, and Gohier, one of the'di rectors, was the most credulous of them all. The agents,- however, were capable, honest, Intelligent men, and they soon learned to keep awav from the entertainments which the Gohier, asking for the thousandth time the question.'“ What do you know; have you any report to make to me?” The answer was always in the negative, and Gohier was not
slow in showing his vexation.
M. Real, who was then one of the principal functionaries in the departments of police, happened to mpet Fouche one oveningju^t as the latter was going to the Luxegihbnrgt Fonche
asked him to go to the Directory.
‘‘Not I,” said Real.
“ Why not!”
“Because Gohier is there, and the moment he would see me he would come shambling across the room to ask if I bad any report for W ™tbat’s thef iwmJHv.Ms ity^aald Fouche. *1 See this basket; there are two hundred reports there; choose the most amusing or the most foolish; there will be enough to keep him
going for a week or two.’’
Real took the basket and commenced to look nt the endot^ements on the papers. The first was l>ad enough, and the next was no l>etter: but at lusthcfeumLone giving information of an unlmvflrt fheeting of between four and five hundred men, which had been held In a garden a short distance from Paris. The meeting had been seen bv the agent for several days in session, and although lie approached very near and watched for some time, lie could not hear distinctly what they said. He was, however certain that they had met to organize a plot ery,” said Real, “it is because he is the most
unreasonable man in existence.”
They went to the Luxembourg. Gohier ’ was there in all his glory. His first question
was:
“ What is there new ? Have you a report?’ Here is one, I tell you honestly |h*t I. |io
FURS!
FU R 6. FURS!
FURS!
SiDOO Selff'of Furs
CARPETS, ETC.
i'~ -
G -A. jR/ 3? IE T S .
■Alt- L ! i! *
REDUCED PRICES.
BIKER ti IcIVER,
L
The only Practical
FTTE/R/IER/S
•':•■ "'i - -- j
In the City, wil clu** out their Immense stock of Fnra, embracing eyerythlng from the fin**t Sables > and Royal Ermines
“THE TRADE PALACE.”
HUME, ADAMS A CO
36 and 38 West Washington Street.
DRY GOODS.
THE
AMUSEMENTS.
Metropolitan Theater. Corner of TTasHington and Tennessee streets
Manage r v
..Mr. W-H. Riley.
CHANGE OF XIMJfc - Door* open at. to 7 o’clock. Over!are begins at 7K
Tuesday Evening, January 3.
BENEFIT Of 5,. , . i O. Grlessing,
Mr- T.
SCENIC ARTIST.
DREAMS OF DELUSION. Mr. Bernard Ur W H Riley Lad; Viola Miss Cushman
Overture,.
.Orchestra.
Down to tho ordinary
WATER WIIV K.
Every
Henry Wnrvl Beecher say^-ILui all Europe offered us a choice of pianos, we should ■till have chosen a Chickering." 20-12 Bibles at Cost.—The Indianapolis Female Bible Society have just received a large invoice of Bibles and Testaments; also tbc Psalms, some of which are large print fer-ehl people. Their styles of Bibles are the finest in the market, printed on splendid paper, and wdl bound, in all styles of flue bindings. Go and see their stock and compare prices with other Bibles. Their depository is at Todd, Carmichael & Williams’ book store. No. 8 North Pennsylvania street. 25-6 Nplral and Elastic Spring Skirts sold by Valentine To.. 64 North Illinois street.
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“ Here is one, I tell you uo»est|y jn»t * go not place much reliance in; but any how you can road it, and perhaps you may think ditter-
ently from what I do.”
Gohier took it and read. His eyes glistened. Then, having rapidly run over the first few pages of the report, lie then approached the deportan't than^fou^appea?^?Wn?. 1 ^^haHsm?t the first time Lay attention has been ealhel la this meeting, and I am asUmish^d that you attach such mtle importance to so ^rave w matter. Look up this affair, and let me know what prcto’CM r*u make, and w *»«> « 3 Pfisslble.” ' - t Real at first thought he was wrong and that Gohier was right. Hove I been unfortunftfi enough, said he to himself, to stamhle On 6 report which is really true, and got In by some strange mischance from about two hundred others which were undoubtedly false! But on reflection, be became convinced that the case was not *o bad as It appaared. He perceived that Gohier had been informed of the matter by some one of bis agents, and be concluded that where there was so much smoke there was at least some fire. Filled with these reflections he arrived at his office, and sending for one of bis most trusty subordinates, lie dispatched
Piece la Warranted to
Prime,
be
^bc Actress nnd Her Admirer, One ot the most lienutiful actresses of the Boulevard*, Paris, received daily, for about a month, a little pt-nfiy 'bouqin t of violet'. She found the bouquet in the box or with the doorkeeper every evening as the play was about to Itt'gin, and this- ouuple oilcriug of an unknown love affected tier in spite of herself. While acting >Ue looked carefully around—at the boxes, the parquettc, ;md even behind the scttBcli—but to no purpose; she saw nothing by
which to reut>£uUcU|g man of iHuiquot*. Ami.
thereupon AegaviiMr Imogiiiatiun ftee teln. , height astliexc sti
and tiie imagination of an actress is very simi-
him to the locality mentioned iu the report, charging nM find out all about the matter. The next day be made his appearance, and was ushered into the presence of the chief. *• Well,” said he, “ I have caught them in the
act.”
“ Really.”
••Yes, Monsieur right in the arf.” •• What is there in the matter?"
•• About as much as then- generally is in these police reports. But to the points. I went to the spot. The garden sunken of is the property of a hatter, it was a tine night, and the batter had put out a uuinU-r of hats on sticks to drv. Now*, siippooe a hedge stiout tiie samo height as tliexr sticks: an,observer would only see the hats, and tile agent naturally supposed
up undtr the personal abler nation
ffNHIS LONG ESTABLISHED IXSTIXOTION KEEPS [ up Its old reputation of eelling the
Finest and Richest Goods
■ IN THE MARKET
The Forty Thieves. Hew teener;, b; Giesslng. Effects, b; Otis George. I Properties, b; Geo. Webst? r. All the Original Mnsii ender the direction of Prof.
| Vogt. a
Pnctgor AnmsSTOM.—Parqoette and all reserved eait*, 75c. Dress Circle, 50c; Private B res. for six persons, 05 00; Orchestra Seats, 75 cen*r; Gaiter; and Family
Circle, 35 cenis: Cbl dren in arms, 015.
PARTICULAR NOTICE —Toe Horse Cars leave the
■jpg JE IA BTTCDO i PARTICULAR NOTICE—Tbe Hone Cars leave the
H EAUQUAK1 fcK5> | MASONIC HALL. 1 I*oKltlT«ly, Tbi*e-e NisiiU Only.
1 Tbursday, Friday and Satnrday, January 4, 5 and 6*
ThsM^gsnGenoa an not Gascaandero, nor^do
have made the
J^XJTL TH A.T>E
A Hlndy.
Know lutt what a place of For la—what U can ba bought
and sold fbr.
The; moan to do just what tha; say, close oat the
I TV I IV I A IN ^
X.OW^EST JPIMCJES.
THEORIGINAL AND ONLY Sam Sharpie)’s Minstrels .A-TsTID BRASS BAISTID, Combined with the Popular l^andford^ Opera Troupe, l 4 ND THE EMINENT WIT AND HUMO 1ST, MR. ) /A. FRANK MuRAN. Three Grand Concert--, as
, above.
• Ever; tblor new, fresh and orig'nal.
; Admission 50 cents.
Jaul ddt
English, Proprietor. Frost, Manager ; Indiana State Museum, ■AimA^APOEIS, I^n>.
Isr to that of other folk'. Was he a foreign j that Unpaid hat' were on the head* of a* many
prtEce who wished to captivate her heart be- men. That i' all.”
fore placing at her feet his crown and treas- That evening Monsieur lical went to the Intires? Or was he an arti't too bashful to de- 1 rectory. < loliier w’aK there, ami propounded clare his passion? >lie interiMgated the box- the eternal question, asking jcirticiiiarlv conkenpor, the tirewoman—in Uiort, everybody j corning the unlaw ful assembly. The former, employed in the theater, but nobody knew with as serious a tone a'he could assume, reanvthing about it. 5>till tho bouquet' <:inn‘. lated his story. Goliier never lorgave linn, “Do they tell us that eoii'laney is a chi-j and until their.death U»ey ware implacable
oyerii!” murinureil she. , enemies.
The other evening as she entered the theater.
LARGEST STOCK OF
Furs in the State,
Uednoed I^r-ioeis!
Coll oo lb,m early, If ;ou w‘*b to obtain
C H O I O E E IJ R S
i
__ other evening
she received a tresn bouquet of violets, and this time the ttqwors were aeeompunleti by a . letter. “At last!” said she, utul iqieniug by |
Joot received from Joton Crosslcy A Non*, Halifax England, a Urge line Of
Fine Axmin»fer nnd BrusoeLa
O A. n I* JZ T
Since rrcetvlog the above we have advices, through the Agent* of the above Home, of an advance of ft) P«r cent, open all grades or Good*. Now n the time to get ;oar CARPETS, as the; can be | bought for much 1cm now than later In addiUon to the above, we have a large and complete assort inert of cheeper goods, from a Three PI; to a Common Hemp, to which the attention of Wholesale bu;ere is invited.
Cincinnati Prices Dnplicated.
FOR
Three Albino Children!
a CHALLENGE OF FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS J\ that the Albino (American) CbtICrea a.'0 '.ha sreat1 eat Living Curiosities now on exh bition In the I’nltetl Slat**. The Museum has been reTtted and 10,000 now 1 Woodens added. ADMISSION 30 Cents. novls dim MB—B ■M—KMBrtCiyBi PARTNERSHIP.
Notice of Copartnership.
FITHOMAS REDMOND AND C A PTAIN T. DAWSON, X late of the Thirt;-fifth iuduna, h*ve this d»; entered into copartnership to carry ou tire Wbolesa^e and Retail Lienor Bus.ness, at No. 13i South Itiinois street,
Indiantpo 1.-, Indiana.
FANCY AND STAPLE
Solicit ng a share of public patronage, vre expect and
t all patronage bestowed on us '
orar cu«t"Tr.ers. T. R, D.MOND,
I trust ih&l all patronage bestowed on us ' just oe and general satisfaction toward al
will be met with
II our c
T. DAWSON,
josli UiUinEh mn fiFaterfitlls.
I ratlier like waterfalls.
I kaut tell why, enny more than I ken tell
At I.ota Rate*.
the light of the reflector, 'he reaii as follovvs: j why 1 love kaVtor iTe—but kastor He is good i
' “Mademoiselle: I _ have laved you '— - * ' • ‘ - *
long time, fot is not bcholdiu" and loving you you. to applaud vou, to delight myself with the brightness of your eyes and tbc charm of
your voice—”
He must be iu tbc house.” thought the
not even in
The officers of the Company are: President—’J.^M. Lord. Secretary—C. B. Parkeman. Treasurer—Aquilla Jones. Manager—John Thomas, v Directors—J. M. Tiord. J. Thbiftas, A. Jme', The Homicide Case.—John Howard, who was arrested for killing Hart, the thief, which case we reported at length in ye'tcfday** paper, was hrougltfi)efore the Mayor yesterday. No one filed ui iufonnation agabixt him, nnd he w as therefore released from surveillance. It was the general opinion that it was a ease of justifiable homicide, and no one is disposed
to pn-ccute lilin,
Howard is a young man, has always borne a-good charjmtef, aiu^ at Broseut atteudiB^ Commercial College in this city. 5Ye are informed that Mr. Howard desires an investigation, a*^he is fully pereuaded ttpit bU ,cour*e in the premises would be fully justified by an official bearing. Hart had a half dozen aliases, and had th^ rewtteUon o^ojf *&&&»& thief. Wnere he was ijestrnovvn bis standing
was worst.
and charming, and happy arc they who may approach you. \Vlist would 1 not give to be near vou always? Would the treasures of the world t>e worth one. of your smiles? No.” Ah, that is nice!” she sighed, and turning
, And yet I care to love you to tell you that I love you still more. I venture to heg
you not to reject my homage."
^He begins to explain himself," said she to melf, and‘'Tsltalf know? -and she contin-
Pert.—A spruce young chap—sporting a pair of very large shoulder straps, and both, i » owner and straps looking as If unacquaintedi with gunpowder—was yesterday espied near the Bates House, by an impudent news-boy, who looked and wondered, and finally ap-
proaching the spruce chap, lotrdly giClaimed. what the event was, but presume it was
_'he Colored Pofl'J,atipn.—The negroes had some kind of a ptmWe Testerday*, In commemoration of Eome eyeot fir.ofher Of which yesterday was the anniversary. We didnot
“Say, mister, don't you know.the South’s licked and the war’s over?” The question was a poser, and was hailed with boisterous shouts by tlic impudent boy’s colleagues, which caused tiie shoulder straps to beat a hasty retreat. . . - Marion Criminal Coubt.—Court opened yesterday, Judge Chapman on the bench. New Year'-, day being a recognized holiday, the Court stood adjotv nod until this morning at nine o’clock. Judge Chapman finds a voluminous docket awaiting his consideration. The ermine will, at first, set oddly upon the shoulders where the sash has been the military )emblem for so long. General Chapman has had much experience In marshaling squadrons, where the business was to kill; now, by way of contrast, it berofhes his chlty, among other things, to pass sentence upon men Tor the same thing. How strange are the mutations of
time and events!
Police Court.—For disturbing the peace, n%jccky individual named Qnaer Check was fined 5-9 40. Ower couldn’t pay his fine, and therefore went to jail for ten days. Isaac Hampton, for the same offtense, was
lined $0 40; paid.
Samuel Brown, for having concealed weapons about bis person, at church, on Sunday morning, ana for his noisy-demonstration, was arraigned on 'charge r f carry frig coneefled weapons, was found guilty as charged, and was fined $10 40. Paid $10 and got credit tor the remaining forty cents. For “intoxication,” John Fitzgerald was fined $9 10. Paid iu full.
the issuing of a certain proclamation by which they have been or are to be enfranchised. The procession was quite elongated, and looked like a black stern clqud In the east stb sun set. White persons were excluded from the procession, and were not permitted to take part in the ceremonial oftthe oooasfon. if <»
world, and the key to whose errant career is— j ISV'*! When wc eouaider the havoc loye makeon this little mud ball, the countless hatsful of hearts which It daily breaks, the collateral 1 crimes which must bo accounted buds growing , out of this fostering stem, it must be owned, | we think, that love is n doubtful good. But > let’s tufn from the eommentarv to the text:
WaS l89UeJ 1 f ^ t H S knilve ’ Ro,jt ; It haz been sed that they would run out, witethe Coshoctonoffleer ht quest Thisril-1 I’ 11 * iZ “ Cm ’ r ’ f ° r d ° ,1 ' t Sh ° W lainship. After a search of an hour, he was j ° In t hc language of tbc expiring Canadian on ® > »»> L - ^
LOCAL ITEMS
Kami in A. Raaclile have removed their office to Exchange ’ Buldlag, 33j^ North Illinois street, opposite Bates House. novl8-2m
Billiard*.—A natch of 1,000 points up,
First National, and Daniel McCracken, of thc Gem, will take plMt^wSUnion liull, East Washington street, opposite the Court I|ouae, on Thursday * erenifig, January 4^1866. l-2t
Four Hundred Hollar*.—Poor men can buy property; whiefi-, wttta Httfe expense, will make comfortable homes of four to six rooms, in part of the property tormerly occupied by Camp Corrington. Price $400, on terms to suit purchasers. Title good. Apply
o*.
SPAlfKASyiTH,
has taken Masonic Hall, whereie will publicly heal the sick (poor) free of charge, from nine till eleven a. each day during his stay in the city. These public operations may be witnessed by all who wish to investigate the doctor's cl aims as a healer. Those who wish to pay may come in tiie afternoon to the Bates House, where the doc&f has taken ample and oominOtTlous'parTors from January 3 till Janu*y 81. OT3 OJO i-tf '.'A Vevr flfdv* of those splendid Photograph Albums, which we will sell at cost
tojriose them out. - • Parsons, Macauley A Co.,
30-3 ■"'i f I r 18 West Marylatul street.
Notice to Rafflrrs.—Parties who have been, nnd continue to be, getting Up raffling schemes, arc informed that for United States Internal Revenue purpcws.snch raffle*iffeheld by thc Commissioner of lutercdl Bevenuo to be lotteries, within the meaning of the totf, ahd according to l*is> ruling. No. 104 latoSBSinft nttc Laws, p. 145. arc auljept to a UcflEMf Jax of $100; and also the 5 per ccntrtax dn |ress receipts. In default of t|io obs^rvaBoe ofthtef rules, the party is liable to a fine of $1,000 and imprisonment for one year, hofvever, it Is made to appear to thc Collector pLtbe district that the proceeds of a piVipSttAllbttefybi 1 raffle 1
are to be applied to thryfl*#
wounded soldiers, or.to some other charitable or benevolent purpose, then the Commissiomr of Internal Revenue*.op premet jlpriteqtton _
- through thc Collector^Ja^g^fr^yral and'com]
l>crmit, exempting melm ItotacpuMwwM «*. |gt f sessmente for revenue purposeftr) Tife‘petqfm wba soils or disposes of ^chances’* or ticket* in any such lottery or raffle, without having
a license therefor, is subject to a
of fSOO. ^ m
i many people, hi tho matter of church
for a lazvness in the sykteiu. I don't like lazy ness ov no sort
musketers.
I want my imiskctcrs lively. But aul this i» foreign tq qii pur|s»e. I like waterfalls—tltey arc^r> wy and miin-
ral.
actTess, and she peered through a hole in the I They attack all the sex.
curtain. The audience had ju't commenced' Some they attack with grate fury, while othto assemble. She resumed her reading: era they approac h m ov likf a siege, w orking
“ Of your voice. You are indeed beautiful j up slowly.
the page, site continued:
( “No! And
■If, and
ued—“ my homage. If this expression of iny love does not offend you, place this bouquet of flowers in you bosom. Ob! then I shall be the happiest of men! ” “Well.” said she, “ no signature, no name given, but let us see here is a postscript:" If ytrri are curious to know who writes to 1 you, look up to the fourth tier; my legs will nang over!" The note dropped from the hand of the uetraps, and her arms nearly dropped from Iter shoulder*. From the Cleveland Daily Lead -r. A Case of Bigainy->Too Muefc.Covert Won't DO. An officer from Coshocton county arrived in this city yesterday inorqlng, in ssttrch of a pre-! clous Biare’ urno has gone all astray in this
I saw one yesterday.
It want no bigger Oran a small Freneli tur-
nup.
It had attaked u -mall woman oy only nine
summers’ duration.
She was full ov recreation, ami w hen -he bounded along Hie -idewalk i it wttz on the west side of r-t. Clair street, in the city of Cineinuaty, foreneU't itaker A: Davis’yellow sopc store) the waterfall higlisted ii|) and down in an osc illating mututor. fit*aid ding rautrh the sportive terminus of a Lob-tailed iamb in a
hair
worth 15
great burry. , . Tiie effort was purely eleetriek.
I also saw another one pretty soon, wliieli
belonged tew a mature matron.' she might have saw 75 summer-, hew
waz white as flour (Perkins “ A,” worl.. ... dollars a barrell, deliverer! : iuit thc w aterfall
was black.
I asked a bystander how he could account
for that.
He said " it was younger." 1 al-D ®aw anothi f mw pretty soon, which way the property of a gusher. She was about 19 years old, anti was uz ripe
az a 2 year peach-
She swept the streets like a tiling oflife. Men stopped to gaze az she passed, and put j
in a new chew of tobacco.
Little boys pocketed tlieir marbles in silence. Her waterfall waz about the size of a corn-
basket turned inside out.
It was inklosetklH a common skup net, and klvvered with blazing dimonds of glass. It shone in thc frisky sun like the tin dome outlie Court House, whare the supervizor*
meet. f - t>
But I rather Hke ftvirterfal!*.
It haz been sed that they would run out,
BAKER & McIVER, 33 East Uashin^toQ Streol. doc21 dtf CRATES, ETC. D 0 13 0- IE ’ S
PATENT
GRATES AND STOVES.
HUME, ADAMS & CO.
26 and 28 West Washington Street,
dec IS dMt
PROFESSIONAL. MAJBTDf M. EAT. J OF ATH AN W. 60BDOM- WAITER MARCH RAY, GORDON & JIARCH, ATTORIVEYS AT LAW, i y INDIANAPOLIS, IND , Will practice in the Federal end State Conrte. Office, No. 12 New k Talbott's Bni'ding, South of j Post Office. • no28-*lly wm. a. LOW!.
l. w. M’COBP.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Oopartner-sliip. g~^ KORGR 3. WEST AND JOHN I. MORRIS H/VVK Vi" been admitted as partners lathe firm of H. F. West * Co., to date from December 1,1866 The business wiM be continue under the firm name of II. F. West * Co., at tr East Washington street. H. F. WEST k CO.
DRY GOODS
■ a r. WENT.
OEO.; H. WEST.
JNO I. MOHRH
IY
18 TUB ONLY OPitN FlRR THAT W1L L MBA Room In all parte, comfortably In the coldee
weather.
Vive la Bag-a-
lt will Produce Uouble tbe Heat with Hair th* Fuel.
H. F. WEST & CO., Importer! and Wholesale and Retail Dealers In CHINA, GLASS
<4UEEIVSWA.RE, SILVER PLATED GOODS,
CUTLER Y
—AND—
House Furuishing Goods.
IN TBE
I.OYVK Ac UlcCOftD, ATTORINEYS AT LAW, Room No. 5 Blackford's Block. Indianapolis, Ind. WiU practice in the State and Federal Courts. novl7 d3m »R. HE3TRY F. BABIES, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
M~WFFICK—XcOaat’s Block, Kentucky Avenue, room No. 6, 2d floor. Residence—No. 197 North Alabama. - *>ov 10 dtf
to the police station, searched, and locked up.
He is a veterinarv doetor, and devotes himself | ... a S removtag, for it eonsidcration, such ailments 1 ," K ,11 , on ' lll > 1 exllhU
whom we have now to deal. Iu bis pockets were found some handbills setting forth his vir-
aud potatoes for the two preceding years is as follows: ” . ...WJ r... non «... ion.
For 1865, 1,228,501,282 bushels; 1864,
tt.es and capabilities as a horse doctor; a hot-1
tie of aedlelne; several f)rof»*slonal instru-1 f,-i ^‘rT.n.iw.u ^n.i over i7fUL 975.9l‘2.fi50 Imsli.
ments, including one artich in Tristram Shandy, calls
taoney, etc.
The facts in the case are these:
article which Dr.
a s-q-t;
a
071.411 bushels, and over 1763,275,212,650 bushels. Thc wheat crop for 1865 is 148,522,829 bushels, as compared with 160,096,*28 in 1864; 19,543,905. bushels, as compared with 19.872,985 bu'hels in 18G4*; barley, 11,381,286
Dr. M. mar-1 Ji’i*’,
Sf'”? 1 Ssc*. Tssiwcas:
............. .......
himseft to a woman In Coshocton county, and immediately came to this city, and taking board and lodgings at tiie Railroad Hotel on Rfver street, begun the practice of his profession. About three months since he went to Buffalo, to give that city thc lienefit of his
OyVJiTVjWf III VVM II I I
els, as compared with 530,581,503 bushels in 1864; buckwheat, 18,3sl,019 bushels, as compared with 13,700,540 iu 1864; liay 23,528,740 tons, as compared witli 18,116,751 in 1864; to. bacco 185^116,953 pounds, as compared with
197,468,229 pounds in 1864,
It will he seen from these figures that wheat is the onlv article whose yield iu 1865 is notably smaller than in 1804, while the aggregate
ski'd, but drawn by the cords of love, returned
after several weeks to press his adorable wife i n r the nresont year is materially'larirer latterlv*nt'afitdoon 1 ou'lBivel’sttoalf^ | than that of last. This being the case, we The y first rff^oT Dr MitelS is now fiving 'voidd like dlf rhUirethe. The yigamist will be returned « ,v ‘" u '. r tlu . f ^. t that flouns two or three dol-
ihoCtbn thts ihornhig. ITe was quite ex-
in Chll to Cos!
cited when brought to the police station, and objected stoutly to tiie officers putting his money into their safe. He did not seem to be iu a very devotional frame of mind. The Doctor had time yesterday to chew over the cud of bis crime, and -fib-doubt hiadc thc philosophical discovery that every sweet has its Boor and bitter bound up inevitably with it.
rid HE L I nar < win eoabU
tHE LONG EXPBRIKNCB OF THB SENIOR PAHTr of tha Bm, and oar faculties for purchasing, rut enable ns to offer goods at very low rates decII d3a H- F. WEST * CO.
It Improves tho Draft. Notice of Copartnership.
NEW YORK STORE,
joaxni e, M’no.xau). -• onisox l. soachk. uavm suekks. IHclhOrf AliDy ROACB£ A SHEEKS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Second Story, jEtna Building, Pennsy lvania St., PrtcilcA Id tbe Interior And Supreme Courts of loriianA and in the federal Courts. nov!3 wtf
REAL ESTATE.
• B. M. SPICER & CO., Real Estate Agents
AND NOTARIES PUBLIC,
24)4 West Washington Street, over Braden** Booh Store,
Butter.
In our news column, a few peared some details of a butter 1
days since, np- “ speculation ”
which recently took place in this city. An iu-
others who New Y’ear’s
J Merchant*. Banker* and
wish to present themselves with a
Gift in the shape of a sew set ef Blank Book*, can find them ot all styles, sizes and qualities, ready mad^Aj^ j^ notznUi*- Si J* . ^ fJ f! Parsons, Macaulky & Co.’s,
^’’'18 West Maryland-iitreet.
30-3
E^il 1 11,
au>.-
Every I.ady should see the Hoop Skirts made, by Vakiittosd: Oo. . r> 29-tf
Kill
ivals,*’ etc., have been violating
CafctneB OsnffM*, at WUlard<t Stowell’ Plane Emporium, Ko. 4 House. JO-13
|r,of course, but nrt erthe- Chid—srtaic TT-rnBia
»? Ft
UH* Forte In the tjrwM, It yf Willard & Stowkll, ao- 15 No. 4, Bates House.
dividual Who desired to “ suddenly amas' fortune in a legitimate business;” proceeded to buy up all the butter be could find, paying therefor a fraction over the market price.' Of course nil who had butter were prompt to sell, and in u remarkably short space of time our butter speculator had purchased to the extent of no less tbitn. ®b s .0Q0. .The sellers of course sent in their hills. The buyer was very busyhad too much butter to Ip ok after—begged they would eall next day. They did call
pext day, and both butter and T
appeared! ‘
next day, gud bot^ butter mid buyer had dis
an peared! ' - ' ’’ /
in thc meantime, it appeared, the greater nartof the butter bad been shipped to New York, and the speculative-buyer had got snugly in his pocket the sum of $4,000, advanced Upon the shipment by the “ Producers’ Xa tional Bank ” of this city. Thc seUerfi of said butter, quite Batumii\- becitrfie excited. They rushed hither and thither, vociferating in frantic tones the dissyllabic word—iiR-fer/ Somebody was arrested, who turned out to l bo the wrong man. The search continued. r At length energy and activity were rewarded by idiscovcring, in a basement on Monroe Breht, near t^^ngfafaffi-kiji; of butter, wtred over WTtn ooStosTN o occupant of the plaoe and no claimant of the butter could be founds^tTbe vtettms, arfiaed with writs of re-
plevin, rushed in, atul-tb» “ treasure trove j^iickly disappeared arming Chicago
A fyoung lady in Westborn was married on Thanksgiving Day to a returned soldier —Th* whom she had sever seen before, the court- : ~,l step having been conducted by tetters. On the totlowing morning she prat on her cteak and bonne* and ran away, and ha* not since returned, ’ rr-h'
lars a barrel liighcr now than last year, and nearly all other provisions selling at a propor-
tionaie advance.
An Irish Piunct in thkCkltic Times.— The tributes were either of natural products or home-made material. To state an idea of the amount furnished, we will give the revenue of one of. the small provincial princes. The King of Uladh, who held thc territory comprising the modern counties of Antrim and Down, was entitled to 500 beeves, 1,150 cow*, 450 oxen. 350 hogs and pigs, 300 fat wethers, and 800 cloaks of various colors. It might be instructive to notice the number of cattle, sheep and pigs at tbc present time in tbe same territory. Down and Antrim, a few years ago, bv the'Parliamentary return, contained 248^ 0t)0 cattle, 103,000 sheep, and 92,000 pigs. The amount of revenue of thc King of Uladh, if the animals were reckoned at the modern valuation, would amount to £15,947 per annum, rejecting fractions and details. He would be an ingenious statistician that, could show that Ireland ha* not Improved since tbc so-called “good old times,” ea rn if we disregard the fief that the cattle, sheep and swine of the Celtic tribes were wild and kept in herds in the forests and on the mtHiutains.—Once a Week. The editor of the Springfield Republican went to market the other day, and on his return, wrote an article on the high prices and the spirit of speculation everywhere rife, and closed up as follows: “Might not our religious teachers find it salutary to turn aside for a time from lamentations over the heatlien. who worship tho best gods they-know, and scatter a little wholesome damnation among the servants <rf ^Mammon, who, in Christian sanit4tufl^o*to-hranfiP'«fltartii*?..; Jf-vi i e had, the ktttttfk of' it, and Wre tltuy authorized; there is no mission we could undertake with
as hearty a relish.”
A gentleman in New York proposes to call upon the owners of Kentucky, and tender them a challenge, on behalf of Asteroid, for a home-and-homemetch, between Louisville and any place in the Ernst which the owners of the former horse may choose, the races to be for $26,000 a side, half forfeit, to be run at four mile heats, next spring and fall. It is Hie intention, likewise, that* toee tor tfte choice of the first starting place shall be conceded.
If It It an object to obtain Sfty per cent, more heat from flf ; per cent, less fbel,
DODGE’S PATENT
Will Accomplish it.
If It H desirable to svoiJ the dust usual In tbe old method of setting Grates,
l>oclg-«’» IPatent
Will do it.
If you desire to tujoj tbe comfort and perfection of an open fire, then use
Oodg-e’s latent.
Every Style of Orate*, whether New or Old, can he set with this Improvement.
r..i I 4; Cii: V ?•• «••“■ •••'“ * P*' t For s«le only In this city, at IKTTNSOlt A JOIEtSTOFDS 4 ell d3m 02 East Washington St.
fWIBI undersigned bare tblsday for med a copartnerJ. ship tinder the name of Dunn k Kerne;, to eerr; on tbe business of Gat FUtlng.Steaa Fitting and Plumbing basineas. All work done bj os will be roatAnteed And dooA ait the lowest rates. We itk the public to give ns a trial and solicit their patronage. J. C. DUNN, JOHN KARNXY.
»UN!« A KARIMEY, Gas and Steam Fitters and Plumbers, 38 and 40 Kentucky Avenue. A LL SORTS OF FIXTUBK8 ON BAND AT ALL time* and furnished at the lowest rate*, noel dtf EXPRESS COMPANIES. American Express Company, ▲XD T»K UNITED STATES EXPRESS CONP’T. 4~VFFICX NO. 34 BAST WASHINGTON STBIBT, VV Indianapolis. Throe daily Kxpreaaes to New York ; Two daily Bxpresaea to Clnclanati, end Two dell; Bxpresaea to Chicago and St. Louts; Tbs shore Computes are the only prlvllsged Express on the foUowtngreed*. vis: INDIANA CBNTRAL; LAFATSTTB k CHICAGO; INDIANAPOU* * PERU: TBRKB HAUTB k RICHMOND; BE LLBFONTA1NE * INDIANAPOLIS. Hone;, packages, valnable* end freight carried with safety and dispatch, and In ohargu of special and efficient BiMMngm. Notes, Bills end Draft* will ba promptly collected ini read; returns saede. J. BUTTBBF1KLD, Ageit. nnvt dtf HOTELS. HOXJSE, Corner Illinois and Market Streets, Indianapolis, Indiana. F. T. PALMER, B. PKNTICOST Proprietors. CJTRBtT CABS run to and from tho door of the “Mac;” to the Union Depot end all parte of tbe {. B. From the 23d of Octobl^lfififi.. the..price Day Roftrd yiU be rtductd to
W. Ac 11.0-LTillN’IV,
novl dtf
INDIANAPOUS, INDIANA
a. c. Horns a.
Proprietors
GOLD & HOPKIM», Real Estate Agents, Have constantly on band, for sale, all kinds of CITY I’HOPEPITY M~^ONS13TlNG ef Boases and Lots, Vacant Lots end Vy Out-Lots. Cheep Homes con always be secured by the payment of small sains. Good terms end favorable time secured In all kinds of Property. Farm Lands and Mill property. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri Lands for tale low. Office, No. T Temperance Hall, Indianapolis, Ind. norl3 d2m
LIVERY STABLE.
Livery and Boarding Stable. M~'1ITtZRNS' LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE, No. 10 Best Pea-1 street, in rear of Harrison’s Bank, between Meridian and Pennsylvania streets. Carriages and Baggies for hire on reasonable terms. Persona wishing to be conveyed to the adjoining towns con be accommodated at this Stable. novl dtf SULLIVAN k DREW, Proprietors.
IS gw Livery
SALE STABLES.
i. D.8TS&ESTT
&LENN S BLOCK,
WANTED.
'WyAHttD^-Ml.OOO Old Wine^BotUwi^at^oar^Store, market'prtc* 7 wufbe^peUL ^Wlll sand out teem lor lots S?i&; UK» . r^MBT.
i-talrtuj r -v r fl£5.ct rt
PHOTOGRAPHIC. TMHOTOGBAPH Cords for Gentleman, temple with JA catalogues sent for 85 cents. Inclose on envelope with your own name, and ' Address, D. HtMETTK, decSS <Mm 58 Libert; >t.. New Yotk City.
FOR SALE.
lIVDIANAPOIilS!. IND
in a good
WNOR BALE.—A few Scholarships for 001#, in a |
F Commercial Collaga, at * nduaod
No. 7 Temperance Boll,
decSSdlm
deeSSdU
WOO!> A STF.BBETT, Coirt Street, in Rear of Post Office, WWAYI JUST COMPLETED A LARGE AND WILL rf arranged Livery and Sole Stable, and Tarnished it with the very best of stock. They are also prepared to BOARD HORSES,
And havingexperlenced Hostlers will insure the best of attention. The patronage of the public U solicited. The stabl* U centrally and conveniently located in the Rear of Talbott and News’ Block and tha Post Office. lamoHaiwua, August 91,18«5. novl dtf
Livery, Sale and Feed Stable.
l ft- j-jyiifcje-:
tsitoa SpL^ > -A*
XTERtS CONSTAJCat on hand Horse, and Boggle*
ahiugtou stroet, Little’s Hotel Block.
No. 888 Beet Washington stroet,
noviS dam.
SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
3WCJh.»X.0 3Sr EXCKADO-OE No. 81 East Washington Street, CHjUULES GAETM, - - Proprietor. dec* dim
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