Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4479, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1865 — Page 3

DAILY SENTINEL, TUESDAY HORN IS P. FED RU ART CITYJITEMS". KT" A few exchange ipeT, 4isj cp in package of 100, can bt bid it thU office tf

kvJ A room io 1ft fronting on Pearl Call at No. 17 Wen W.-Mogioo itreet street. KTSe Dr. Wo Tboraaoa' adr erti-trr.pct ca the ihlrd page of to day' paper. jar, tf. Ca tar Lot IxL So b3.on Netrask treet, in DuoUp and Tutewjler'. lubdirisioo, will be o!d for $200. Inquire at thU office. 13-tf tSTTbewtjto kee;out of iL draft U to cet jour boot and hoe of Lioti.at the Palmer House) boot and ho store, where there is an ortmect to suit all U ;?. Wrrto. Proposal from carpenters or build er to ettend the building occurred bv Raker L liclrer. jDuire of the firm, 22 Em Waahin too itreet. 23 3t EFRootn for rent, on the corner of MaryIaod tod W eat street. For particular io'iire tt the Empire Saloon, in the new boildiog. 27 0 tSTJ. R. Marot, So. 233, Eist Washington street, has in store a larce stock of second band furniture. Dearlj all as good as new, which he i sens at price to suit the time-. t?T Yesterday was rough enough for the firrt oi March. It tnuwtd, and alee'.eJ. and rained, and blew, and was altogether an unp!etnt day. - Vfls - s asVaa KP The mayor' court wis a buy place yeaterday morning, Leinj filled with irorn anejted for inebriation. Sheriff Robit f-onV Ho tel received Vut fifteen ad litional hoarder. KT Egg are coming down in price. They are now plenty at 20 cents a doz, wholes ile and 2j cents retail. There will be a Hill fur ther decline as the fpring advance. 157 The price of eubttitatea ht adrancel J since the draft. We aro toll that the i.rice- j ranged yesterday from ten to fifteen hundred d 1- ; law, and cot rery plenty at thit CSTMr. J. Keifer, drifted i i the C:h ward, we aje told is the father of Mr A Keiter. of the firm of Keiler & Ku.-h, and ia b4 jears old. It is hardly probable thit the government wr.t soldiers of this ape. t3$ Mjor Conklin has opened a pltce of; buine on the corner of Michigan and Missi j ippi streets, where he will keep all kinds ot ( family groceries, ales, wioes and liquors. 27 G: k-f efIOur. at the liate- JI u"e IJ.u tote, oo Wnhingtoii treet, ha it lre t-ttck of &ainti, oils, varnishes, and all articles required by painters, that he felling as low as Htiy other house. ZaF Maj. (er K i iiit.i 1 1 was in the ri'y es terlv an I leitfortfie front to resume cornmmd of his diiiori :it iluu'sviile Alittimt (ie;ieril KimbM has won hi 'r tv eHst.t rvicv in J tbe field, unli n flfi vr 11 In iimit.it ire! proud of. ' R?The old favorites, the A'leKhaniaca and ; Swis Hell Kinecrs, gite oi e concert at M.'soni Hall on TburMiv eveiiin'. At their I ir con- : cert in this citv the hsll was not Ur-p cronli 1 to hold the audience. It mav not be this time,' so you bad better secure jour tickets early. ! iJ " A uew fruit depot hit beeu opened in tbe rooms under the Dee-Hive More, where all " kind of fruit can h had at wl.olea .lp A larre lot of green and dried apples arc now in -tore Dealer had better call and pet a pupply before they aro picked up. . QyB. F May. a drifrel man, informs tbe - ------- sv m public that he has just received a complete stock Vt DLMIUK UWU IUU IW I it U iCS 11 11' I LCliUC I men, wl ibichhe is most anxious to fell beforo deK v t . . u t i V ; s o. 10. north Pennsvlvania street. dlt - araw f. f V aat ! mr r " TTiai fkA f Ktulr.AJ J Usiox Tarirsacls The above building will comfortably seat three thousand people, is well lighted and heated. The same is for rent for concert. Apply to W. H. Loomi. Office corner Washington and Meridian street?, lndi anapolis, Ind. 13 1m t27"Rhodius, of the Circle, the fashionable, place of resort for all that love good liquors, is in receipt of the best of ale. both on draught and ia bottles, a au per tor article or old copper U tilled whiky, apple brandv, and other fine li j quors. His restaurant is supplied with all kinds j of etme in season, and bis cook preoares it in , tbe highest styl of art. Gioaiocj Hail Friism or Temtir ack A meeting of the Temperance Associawill ba held in Roberts' Chapel, on Wednesdav eninjf, March 1ft. Eminent speakers will be present to address the meeting. Friends of Temperance, members of the Legislature and tbe public generally are invited to attend. Dr. L Abbott. i Evan J. Morris. Wm. W.U. McCuidy. ) Committee t?PCapt. O'Leary, of the magnificent saloon. No. 1U3, Mjutli Illinois street ore of the most popular places of report in the city, and now in first class order sets daily a sumptuous lunch from 10 to T2 a. m. This lunch is free, and all the captain's friends and the public generally are invited. The restaurant at Xo. 103 is uiisp protched and unapproachable, so far as the larder, the cutine and elegant appointment are con cerned. At the bar, the choicest wines, liquors i and cigars are to he obtained. Capt. O Leary knows how to treat his friends when they call on him. dlw. MtTBuroLiT.tx Tiit.tTar This evening a grand comedy entertainment will be presented. Sheridan's immortal play of The School for Scandal, will be performed with a powerful caste. Mrs. Emm i Waller, who i better known to the audience as a tragedienne, will, for the first time, hear her famous personation of LiJv Tci xle Mr. II. Kilev will appear .as Charles j Surf ice, and the rest of the roles w ill be sustained bv Mrs Rilev. Miss Cusbmiu. aMv Miss Hodges. Messrs Hiit. Kuid, White and the rest i of tbe excellent dram tic compmv. I his is the t onl? opportunity the cinrens will have of wit ; cessioj; llr. Waller's powers as a Ff arkling coir.- ' edv actress ; Drnried .Tim Take ."Holler! j The ut;dfrsj:red committee ot the common council for examinini; the rlnmn v( dratftsJ mer ' to the appropriation of Sl'Ki t.y the citv, under : the terms of the reso!ut-ou bretororf p-ed. ! will hold dailv scssinns at the council rbanitter. from 11 oVIoc' a. m to I o'clock p ni , i.it I further notice. All claims of drafted ritiert t. id upprorriation. tojerher i(h priHii' of iheir' suh-rrij lien to the ar fund previous to th2Vh of Fer.rutr. A P ls-GÖ. mus; rresi'nte.1 t. , tlii committee for adjudication. No eliio;s ii! h-e acted r,'n atter the !." h of March. At STIN H UrOWX. Corr.xittie. ....... StliQtS McN BH. ) bOR!-; to Tttr Uicht S i af c ruft lUir No one )tt ht ftr tr ie-i l' k uth "s V n vi Cli Hiiur.v" t it htt rfvMinmei.ds theui to hi tiip:.il Th .itti- are l.isod i-i their um u lut-rits, a:.d üiui tt-d tv ii.'it., ib!lart ;nnd though thev l ave, a it were, b;t rfctHitlv leti trTfrid lor i!r. llif t !.. f n'n-.i J v cnjirel reputation e:uil to arv h. tiers oiTertd :ubi:c. t . t r r the ;e. ai t f!ie.iciou -rropeitv they p-is-ea of rumclair.t, ronst;p-t:op. cum.r i.t er - . by ch it .r.,: from the v-tc m ü-ea-e! actioa ut.d exre i i. iiiv Tvru'u - " - - are prepared in ceordar.ee w.th ettblihel tl emiesl !w 11 the varit'U form of l ---e ani -uTt-ririj:. Thev rr:.t ard we!! -r re; uf i?! M. 1 owtd r.l u"rrl . rvt l..e- tt(-rt tr iccomrxLt!etl tj the te-t jhvl.iars .t the Muatrv. Header, if you r.red help, t! en look t.. t n;hl sour?e-rvii . rit-kerlou'a Wahoo and C.lUava F. ttra The penu-re artu le h the name of J cot r.nkertoti blown on each :tlr Tor a!e oalj by Javcoi. Fitzhjgh & Co. tiva-thur fat

rrxel In ; fberitr Council. . At Lba xzsectlcj; tf the Citj Couccii, on Satcr.lav last, the fiüowin reaolation) were adoptr J. We puMl-b nw. te t are of Jtre t pjulc intere. Ilewnlved. That ie special romnrttee for the

8ie ofHWfW cit j bond be inuncted and au tborixrd to negotiate a temporary Joan with the banker? of this cit? for the Lecetarj amount of money yet to be raited to fill the citv'a quota tinder the 'peodia? draft, at ucb a rate ot interest a thej cm iree upon, not exceeding one per centum ;er rn nth, to run such lime aj will be reentry to procure the 4'JO.hOU dollars city bnd, v'r ant rsrt thereof, and to r.czciiate and ell the- same to lund the citj debt, including said loan rt, an i that ilicy be authorize to pledge City ori to the amount of sixty centa on Ihe dollar to secure tbe payment of said debt; inasmuch as it i impo üb! to negotiate any ruch loan ou better term ; and provided, that the city shall bare the power to take up such order any time before the maturity of an? rotes ivea lor such temporary loan. A reflation adopted providing that every drafted itaD who had paid fifty dollars to the war fund before the draft took place, should recede 4'JJ dollars; l C dollars immediately e-nhU beirj: be!d to service, asd 100 dollars quarterly thereafter, to be paid to a-ich, person at be may designate. It also provide that every drafted man who put ia a substitute shall receive the 400 dollars entire, on presenting the certificate of tbe r roT05t inrhl that the substitute haa beeu mu terc i ic, provided the person ha taken 5'J dollars of the war fund before the draft. Chamow. The following changes have taken place iu Indiana reitimeuts hfac- our Utt report, for the reasons stated: l'rih Regiment 1st Lieutenant William 3d. Porter, honorably discharged oo act;oant of woundt received in battle. 22d Keimer.t Ciptiio A. Ii. Ii ivencroft. J di-houoribly uimi.jre-i for abieucc without leave. 2Cth Keu'irufiit 2J Lieutenant K'.itba J. Collina, heretofore Lo.jorably discaarse'L btUcn re"tored to his command. Ilelmetit '21 Licuteuant Johu S.bwallur. Conjpy. I, reeir el on Recount of family afltir. 7th -Civalry lt Lieutenant Alpheus T. IiUckman, Couipy. L. resigned ou account of dis.tbiiity. 10;b Civalry Captiiu John W. Kradbum, reiLMied for irood of the service: lit Lieutenant William Morri-, Compy. Ü, resigned on acconnt of diabilitv, 11th Cavalry Captain J. M. (Jarrett, Compy. E. re-inel on account ot disability. 12:h Cvir Cpta'n Amos DHuiT, Compy. H.hsviiiir teurere! lit- resignation for the"! of ttie j-ervice.' upon the recommendation of his i ii ii i lntcrDe-liate coram n ier, ia ut-nouoraui j ois :ni-cd . 13 It Cavalry CapUin Jacob Hfrmiti, Uoujü. Ii, .'vin? tendered hia resignation lor the good of the -ervice." upon the recommendation of his immediate commanders, is dishonorably dismissed. Akpoixtmexts The lollowing appointment have been mide to the i;ew Indiana regiment since our last report I Iii I lie-it. Oiiver II Toiioly, chipl tin. HGth Ilej;l Tb.onas C. S.'ieppeid, quarter mister. 14"5ih Kei William .1. Manker, lientetmnt c!'M,cl; Will ani Irvin, iuarirmster. C- K Naniiiel .J. IVmta. rantiio; James M , Odell, 1st lieutenant; Alonz Iurds;h, 21 lieu-j ten u.t llLhh l!egt Co I William A. I'orter, captain. ' l.lt Regiment, Co. . Carter L Vigus.cao ttiu; I'.ujih C Dtvi-. 1st lieutenant; .lames I) S:j'rni:tn. 21 lieutenant. 1.V.M Regt. Co i Robert McfJiegor, captbirj; David S. Iam gteilow, 1st lieutcnanf; John .1 Zimmerman, 2 1 lien'enni-t. l.'3d Rem.. Co. I William II. Card. ct plain; i it 1.1'....-. T :l t i . Ol twm 1l Au...-. 2 i;uaiii. 3."th Regt. A'iji'isl Ct. Tasiu. colonel; lluirh D. (t.illaghcr, lieutenant colonel. Revii.i ORniNAMcrs. Wo have before us a very valuable book to ail that want to keep posted ia city matters, being the rcvi.od ordini be volume .a i . . . til' -- "j-. r . -1 V V' ' r iis reiaving n inw rur, nie ruif i rrocr t)i the city council, u catalogue or the officers of the! ., ' , . ,,. tn . hf.. , coirters and contracts with r.tiiroads, gat com 1 panics, kc. The hole is indexed fully and completely, by Mr llutterfield, the city clerk We aNo have :t copy of the proceedinjs of the common council from May 1HJ3 to May IN?!, which contains the official record of the council tor the year, carefully indexed by Mr. llutterfield, citvcletk. This places the proceedings in con venient form for reference 35" Every gentlcm in that carries a pocket knile wants ft good one It is an article of fre-q-ient ue. ttnd it ? a rleasure. to hive :t knife that will keep its edge, always ia good order, that works easy, and looks nice. Such a knife costs but little more than a common one, and i serviceable twice as long, so that it is cheaper in the end, to say nothing of the pleasure of having it. llowen k Stewart have succeeded in getting an assortment of superior pocket knives, which they will keep constantly on hand After a fair trinl we can recommend their knive as No. 1, and t. every man that hi a por knife we pay give it away, and get a good one at IJowen 1 Stew.wtV. I m m j Wc understand Dr. Thompson has leas- ; ed firty by fitly feet of his lot, on the corner of j Illinois and Ohio streets, for the term of five I years. The lesser is to build a brick bouse, which, at the eud of the time, belongs to the Dr., and lie is to receive five hundred dollars a year ground rent m addition. This a a good rent for the ground, and will be a chetn rent for the gen t'ennu lea-irg. IZTlhe Teak family Swiss Reil Ringers. tci;v two pertormcrs, who use 37J silver bells, irive a "erics ot" entertainments commencing on Wednesday of this week. This is nu entertain ment worth bearing, and no one should fail to attend. The music of the bells is the sweetest in the world, and tbe Peak family are masters in their profession. rftGen. Cirrincton rewort that only five cases of spotted fver and eighteen c-es of i-mall P)X have occurred at Cimp Canirgton, iieie there are I0.tw0 men. Ihe t.eneral nas ample los-.ital accomnftKlition and supplies to comfort j flw provide ihe entire quota of Indian with erervthinz e-sontial to their comfort. DOCTOR BIGELOW, Office 179 Souti Clark Street, .t'it of Monroe, J.. To OCca Box. 1M. A '. I CI i roui a 5 x nnl I i of Tri vxt ati'i lvliv-.it Nature, IrMtH ith uoi-sral-l-!e.t nc Dr. HiI w i;ni ! t ) Health, I f Ilis anJ Rntlt:ti,, i4 putli.hod in uthlT. 8u.tfvr it IT .vti think th wrtttne f LyUun whie lulntion eitenit thrj;h.-ut th entire Tpt should w -rth rea.lntf- It is "it ii jiUiO alc-I eue!"p. freetT char?. Alrt every ca? e cn t IrefJbjmail. Jlfli ;i.sent to any aHr. lA.Iie. ten i in ! s ri; -tire Circular tf ItttJtri HrmeJ', the Utt ao! bt preraotatiT of ooacpüA'U known. Rooms Separats for Ladies and Gentlemen. OX8ULTATIOS AT OFFICE. FREE. On i r II oras : frvm 0 . . ' Sr. .rrTu..tnrhea or Nervei IUI wrrntr.i. itv. a ror DISSOLUTION. Dissolution of Copartnership rp'lF. paMt..r.L-p 1 :r 1r-T"H?, n' Leu tcf-i x ;'n ! ru r:tri- : l.t -. c: T't. JjiH: 1 . Ikli re;: f.r;. A r. LAWKS, vr M n. r.v.O. JA. T.ilcMil.l.l.V. I Va'iaj.oo. J-MiArj tZ. lvii r tue :yle i-r .;.. Iif X Co . aij't :ll c 'ntlnar he Wb Uale Rvt a". I 5h e PnM's at NV 12? Sotth Uer.dian tret. Lere we tll (.lud !v ee a'.l :. fr.r: ,'. cu-j rr f i! - l i h- ue. vrni.iAMN rVAN. . A C. ItWK. John pickkx, N VTH AX T. PALklF.R, ELLL- N C HILL.

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ITTLIANA LEGISLATURE.

. S ES ATE. , iloxoAT, February 'J2lt lCi. Tbe presided took tbe chair tt 3 o'clock p. m. Tkejooraal of Saturday wsi tot resd FXDEÄAt aMTAlIATJOX. - Mr. Brown of Wells ictrodnced a joist rcsoiutioo, I, on the sntject of the exiatinjr, national difScTiltir. 100 rxKxrriox. Mr. Marshal introduced a joint resolution, 19, directing our coosremen to favor a law reqniring cooscieatioua exempt to pay $"500. Tbe joint resolution were read tbe Crst time and pa?ed to the second reading. Mr. AHioQ Ln:rrduced a bill 1DÜ providing for the finishing up at an extra session of any buineai ur,alahed at the close of a regular fC3ion; which waa read twice snd referred to tbe judiciary committee. roai virwrta. Mr. Pelen inoducel a bill 191, inereaaing tbe pa? of road viewers, 4c, which wat read three timet the constitutional provision being suspended for that purpose ard finally pn.-?ed the Senate by yea? 41 , tais 0. STATE BOARD 0" AUXK L LTL IJ.. Home bill 20. was read the first time and pat se i to the tecoud reading on the motion of Mr. Williami. SOLDI LRS tIUI. . The bill II. K. 11, was made tbe special order for Wednesday at 3 a. m. WHITE WATER VALLF.T CAMAL MrJ Cobb moved to suspend the crdcr of bui-te-and take up the bill II. Ii. 'J Then followed a geriet of dilitory motions by Mers. Iiichmoud. Cullen. Rjnharn and Coriin. such as to lay on the tahle, to reconsider, to call the roll, to adjr.urn, beaides tntny other m tiorii tllat were decided to he out of order. Mr. Allison demanded tbe previous question. 2G Senators seconded the demai.d. The main question was orJereJ by yea- 32, nayt f . Thea came another eerie of motions Vimilar to tjo?e numerated alove. by Mrir liichmond, O.vlcr, Cullen, Corbiu and heeson. The yeas and nays being demanded and taken on a motion to dispei.Be with further proceeding, on a call ys 29 nays 3 It was announced there was not aquoium voting. Whereupon Mr. Ileenon made an intfl'ectual motion toad journ. Affirmative 12 nays 16. On motion by Mr Vawfer it w s ordered that ! the absentees be sent fur. Subsequently Messrs Richmond, Cullen and Oyler appeared in their seat. The roll call on thr motiou to adjourn was proceeded with when one otber senator voted. Mr. Van Ru-kirk moved that further proceedings under the order to send for ab-entees be dis pewft-il ith. Mr. Cotbin moved to lav that motion on the table Mr. Van Ruskitk withdrew i:. Then the Lietenaut Governor atmouiue-1 that the Senate had agreeil to dipen-e with further proct edings undwr the call stating the v.ite to be yeas .'!(, nays 'A, prestmt and not voting 'A. The question recurring on the motion to take un the bdl II. Ii .VJ. Theyea- and nays were taken yeas 2J, nays 3 w hen It was announced thit not a quorum was voting. The abreute weie cent for. Sub-equently Mts?rs. Allen :ind Ward sp peared in tl.eir ertts. The roll call was proceeded with, and the Pieident mnotiricel that the mo'ion was adopted by jeas 2li, iihjs 3, anil two Senator preent but not voting. Mr. Corbin demand a recount. 3Ir. Cullen moved to adjourn yea? p, navs No quorum voting ! And then .after seven oYlock p." in. the Senate i ii-Jjiurned HOUSE. Met at J a. rn., Mr Speaker in the chair. The reading of Siturday's journal wa it'u pensed with. The committee on education reported in favor of locating the st ile :i;ricultural colloe at the 13 . 1 1 1 e Ground Institute, Tippecanoe county. Mr. Chambers nrcsented i minority report lo citing the institution at Richmond. Mr. Owen advocated Bloomington. Mr. Boyd reported favorably on the claim of Joseph E. McDonald, relative to forged certificate's of bouds The special committee reported favorably to amendments of ihe constitution proposed by the christian commission. Mr. Lasselle presented a minority report. PROTIST OK Tilt MINORITY. Mr. Coffroth submitted the following: Mr. Speaket: Tie undersigned, reprcsentiug the minority upon the fljor tf the House, beg leave to express their regret at the action of the majority of tbe House in their attempt to strike down the rights of tbe minority, and the cone quent impending necessary legislation; and also most respectfully, yet earnestly and solemnly to ptotest against it. And to this end webegtc submit the followiug facts Ou the morning of Saturday f February 20th,), and while petitions were being presented, (no other business being in order except by consent of two thirds of the House.) the gentleman from Jefferson (Mr. Bonhara.) offered the followtcg resolution: Keolved, That House hiihj Xos. 17G.133 and 140 be msde the rpecitl order at int.; o'clock to day (Feb. 25th j. Thi resolution, although clearly out of order, was erterUiued by the speaker (Mr. I'tttit); whereupon, objection being made, it was ruled out of order. Shortly afterwards, resolutions, JLc, beiug called for, the suae resolution mhs. again offered by the gentleman from Jefferson. Objection was at once nude to it because it was a proposition indirectly to siisper d the order of business by a bare majority vote. when, by the rules of the House, it lequiied two thirds. But the objection made and the points of order raised were summarily overruled by the speiker. The rules of the House on this subject are as follows: Rule r.r After the House has disposed of the business specified in rule .m the sneaker shall I ?ro.eeii to jjSp0se of the bus! JlDti the orJers, of tlje d uintl Le-i on his table :e following onr ner, viz: 1st. Messages from the Semte containing amendments proposed by the Sonate to bills of the Houe 2d. Bills and rcaolulionsfrou lLo Seuate on their f.rt and s?cn 1 reading, that they be reterred to committees and puf under way. 'M Engrossed bills and b;Ks from the Sentte on their third reading. 1th. Bills of tbe House on their engrossment, or on being or Jered to a third reidirrr. shall be tiktu up and considered ia the order :' time in which thev pissed to i st-cond reniicL' U'l'.e .")7. Everv bdl aal joint resV.uUoii shall I be ititn lured on the reirt of i cornmtt'ee, or bv n'iivu tir leave, onj shtll bo despatched in , rtUr :n wjili t .v wtu nitro -tut r-1, n:.tcf t mhen the llou- i-liall lirert itlierwie ! Ji'ile t.t. N. staittlintr nil r r-:iier of the j Uo.i-o eh rcvii'iie.l ( hitut- without occ , tv"- nti e Ij'.'.n e:j of t!i' in iioi. therruf. I Nr til ai.v rule eureu.loi, hy a 1 xrc "1 t lf '.-t two thir l ot th trerut.ers put- ' eril. Nit ha'il the i.rJor of b'i-iie-. etavi i l:?-' el by the t u v oi tin Hou. oh iH)tp'ii)e'l f or chirsl eicctt bv .i v ;e of at Ita-t two tl ir 1- ! t. the ne:i lHr prtei.t. i A. e lure i!rejiy tilc J, it w t. in c fleet n ! iu"to! to sti-tTi 1 the rOkrul.i: or.ler of burire.-, ' whioh aa will ot o'erre-l by rule id. cat r.-t be i ilrte f icej't bv a t i tl :.:.S te; l vet lb'-b-ir icre iH-0tri m. it c !:' ! bv ü j bate luajjriiy. si.d tUrety i: aus iiopv.el u arii.".e bv compl sh ui-i.iejiiv what coui r.t of I J J;revt aC. -ti woul-l at oroe eut1..h a f.recelor.t wherebr ihe ni-. tv i -ii'ti t rv nr.d all time- -et -iJe any r.i all rcei?ute rrt re i t r ir.tr. .iuud bv si,v of the muioritv. I..e r erlv t UL) Cht yt il. J tneritriu it uj" the mitilit be ctletdir. or however ptnt of f-fi, h l-jt the tnjoritv COu'd I li.V atlvl .11 ttUiCi tie k.K. :.J ; -i ar, iiht be oil ti e? mii:.me.ii:re. I.owevtr lite U dar, or r buu.ou to the Mirorn v uenviLi: them all time f r coii iertion or leüi;ifu te action Rule, like co&flitution, are roadie for ileprrtect'uiu of Ciir.oritie. beciue rujritu- do r.t need tLera, for without them ihey ean alwayt.by force of number, rrotect then?elve3 We cheerfuHr correlo thtt cicoritiet have oo

right (except In, 'elf-defence) to Impede legislation by fictioaa opposition; yet they do hare the crdotbted right Trj Irrhrrtbat lejMatron fdiall proceed in hi legitinute cocre. and according to the rules prescribed. Saya Mr. Or.tlow. one of tbe ablest of the -paker? of the flritish Hoc-e of Comraoc: " It was maxim !. htd often heard when be ws? a yocc rein, from old ahd experienced member, that nothicg tended more to throw power icto tbe bands of the administration and thoe who acted with the msprity of the Houe of Common, than a reglectnf, or departure from the rules of proceeding; that the?e forms as instituted by ocr ancestors, operated a a check, and controlled the actions of the maj ritv; and that they were, in mtny instances, a shelter and protection to the minority, sgair t the attempt of power." Says Mr Jefferson : "So far the maxim is certainly true, and ia founded in good sense, that a it it always in the power of the majority, by their nuobers, to stop any itcproper mtssure proposed on the part of their of porent", the only weapons by which the minority can defend themselves against similar attempts from those in power, are the forms and rules of proceeding which have been adopted s they were found necessary from time to time, an 1 are become the law of tbe House; by a strict adherence to which the weaker party can only be protected Irom those irregularities and abuses which these forms were intended to check, and which the wantotees of power is but to often apt to sugfcit to large and successful mtjoriiies." And whether these forms be a all cases the moat rational or not is really not of so great importance It is much more material there should be a rule to go by than what that rule is; that there may be a uniformity, a proceeding in business not subject to the caprice of tbe speaker or captiousness of the members. It it very mate

rial that order, decency and regularity be pre- j served in a dignified public body (2 Hats "li; Jefferson's Manual, pages 13 to 11. But the miiority of the Houte, overlooking tbe fact that these rules, being in pari materia, must, for the purp it?of interpretation, be considered together; they therefore refer us to rule 57 alone, and int that by the words "unless the Houe ehtll direct otherwise" the whole legislation is at their mercy. Vet, is not its plain meaniug, when we consider it iu cornection with rule 63, that the House thail not direct oth erwise except pursuant to its rules, which require a two-third vote, or (as in the course in congress, that where a measure is reached in its or der it my be passed over by a majority, and which of itself does not involve a suspension of the order of business. The rule in congress upon this suhject (No 127,) id precisely the same as rule 63. See Jefferson's Manual, page 161. And we know of no piecedent analogous to the present proposed action of the majority iu the legislation of Congress since the adoption of said rule; nor of any in the legislation of Indiana. Rut if it it tt ill claimed that rule 07 warrants a different construction, then we i;ist thit it is in cot diet with rule C3, which being theUst expressed will of the Hou-e, whom the subject must govern. Rut as the majority still in-ist uoon this alleged unnecessary and hurtful pro ceeding. the only result of which, o far, has been to stop the usual coure of legislation, we mo-t respectfully submit that the minority must not, nay, cm not yield It would be wrongful to themselves and not permanently adv.mtageous to the present majority. The ur.dei signed still further piotet that it h cot now nor has it been their purpose to delay or prevent any rightful or necesary legislation, but simply to defend their inherent and constitutional right. This wa evidenced on five several occa sions during last Saturday, and while the obnoxioLS resolution was pending, where (ncnibet of th minority asked the unanimous consent of the House to pas it over and to take up the ap prepriition bill?, hut at each time were defeated by the opposition of gentlemen of the majority and thnf, '.(withstanding said rebuffs, they are yet willing to renew at nny time such proposition or to accede to it as a proposition from the majority. In conclusion the undersigned beg leave to say that they ate now, and indulge the hope that they ever will be, readv and willing to co operate with the majority in all legitimate legi? lation, and that if it fails, the responsibility mutt rest, a it tboulduo, with the majori; v J.R Coffroth of Huntington and Whitley, Jason R Rrown of Jackson. Newton Rur well of Wellsand Rack ford, El j ih M Spencer of Posey, L Gla.ebrook of Stark and Marshall, O liird of Allen, John M Stuckey of Owen, J O Howard of Claik, John Lemmon of Harrison and Wahingtori, John W Lopp of Harrison, I) E Croan of Madison. Thonus Hunt of Orange, A J Reekett of Dubois, John M Humphreys of Greene, R Osborne of Franklin, C L Dunham of Flod, Charles R Lasselle of Cass. AC Veach of Clay, John Richards of Brown. John Harcrove of Oiban, Robert Perigo of Warrick, John R O'Rrien of Martin, Samuel H Ruskirk of Monroe, John W Richardson of Pike, .lohn V Shoaffof Jav. C J. Miller, of Clinton; P. N. Collins, of Adams; John R Milroy, of Carroll; II L Roach, of Fountain; Geo. C. Thacher, of Shel by and Hancock; James Harrison, of Shelby; S. X. Shoaff, of Jay. The protect was read and will go upon the journal. BRAMHAM RASOLI'TION. This coming up, the remainder of the morning waa spent on motions to adjourn and other dilatory and defeating motions. AITER500I?. Met at 2 o'clock The pending question was upon Mr. BranharnV resolution to take up Hove bills 176, 173 and 140. Mr. Dunham roe to a privileged question, und moved that when the Houe adjourn it be until Wednesday at 12 o'clock, and deonnded thcye and navs thereon. Mr. Brown a?ked to be exiu?cd from voting. Objection yeas and nys on'Mr. Brown's re quest were called. He wsa not excuses. Sundry liae vot?s on like tnotior. f(llowcl with like re:-ult. Mr. Boyd moved to aujoutn tine die. Mr. Speaker pronounced the motiou out of order. Then followed more nfotions to be excused on the peuding question of adjournment made by Mr. Dunham, each with its attendant liil itorv on jectiou and yeas and na?s. Mr. Coffroth asked utiHiiimou consent to submit ihe following; The undersigned ask for unanimous consent that the present question be laid ide for a motion to suspend the order of business ind take up bills 14 , 153 and 15G Signed Messrs. Coffroth, (iriffith, Meiedith and Bird. Mr. öneakr decided thai the application cuulJ rot be received pendiuc a motiou to adjourn j Mr. Dunhim, being appe.ilel to tor that pur po-t, wus willing to withdraw the motion to ad- j journ. The presiding officer decided that it could not be withdrawn without unanimous co;ent. ; Objection. i After further dilatorv motion the veis and i n.'.vs were taken on Mr. Dunham's motion. Neg-1 i ' Attvevl ea ir.navs Mr. L is-elle ro-e to a pn ilcs:l aue-ti.n. leplving to the KCDtlemm lrom N abRsh, (Mr. ret- ' tit' that tlie minoritv had in cnt us re-ovf.l on 1 hur'l v thit they would rot vo'e t take uj ati) bill out of the regular order, Le .lecifl tint the caucus adjpteil such a resolution. Mr. 1 'et tit aroHut :t. 1 .t'on bein,; ru t i?. he not ie Mr. Mtrt-ti".:'.) Atd e u:: n.iru ois coceul to oder a ie?olutiou timilar to Mr Cairroth ab ive, ar. 1 r i 1 bv eorr.e ten or twelve member, to the etieet ( h at jendirj.' huii ft be ped over and the bill? in controversy tken up Out of order Then flowed uvnv jourr)mer:t Jilatoi f n i:ior. iu idMr. lirir.h im r e i a ;jir,l I order, !. 'i h it in i i!r-.! ti (it the mitiOritv of Hone o U . the ruin tneisure erxbrjced in he u -dütioii, li.O urvn which hi been "fireil a!! o'.' er ns Ki' ,-(.' ! ; m-r . Mr I);i.hiui r:id Mr. Ilu-k.tk tr -re,j inost iti.-i?ti:iZ that the -e'..i vg motion to .-uj. un a:,d j'te-'it.T.' depe:ift t thereon w 'i-t ix de ': ir 1 ! tir j 1 i.r iffil'iUj; othcer Mr lUt.rick- rro r.oM.rcd ill debate out Of order. He ?utii.ed j Mr Prtr.hm :-:nt ot order. 1 he f-revloi. j i urstiati on Mr. UraLbatn'? r- luiiori of Sttur-i I day hid been deow.cM, seconded, Of 1 derel t be r t, acd that w a r o et diri. i Mr. Cotlro'h arre-'e-1 from the decivnrj r 1 the a . . dnir rulirk cut of oner the mtnn to adjourii nd a.'jMt.e'. motior. The yea arel naya were r ! ' 16. 1G the decision of ibe chilrmsu & rronocrced ' ustaiaed, thoogb no qaorca roted

Mr. Ccffrt-th moved the Hocie adjocrr jea'a : 5. naya 50. Mr. CoETroU asked leava -fox the leciworaiic; j member till morr.irg. ' Ontof order. Tbe Question being on ibe adoption of, Mr. ;

Rrir.htm'i resolution to take up tbe deitated j bill-.it was pronounced carried ve 49. nsv 12. present snl rot roticj 10. Vr P. lit Irl- ritünc iltr(inn til th fact that no quorum voted, appealed from tbe decision of the chair pronouncing the resolution carried. Peniirg which the House adjourned. Telegraphic Dispatches. eroxri ateaiuLV nni had t start saatiaaL. fror .lornlnx ltrprl ee rirat Paje. 3IIDMGIIT ltliPOIlT. Latest War News. From the Army of the Potomac ALL QUIET ALONa THE JAMES. InterosUns Souihern News. AFFAIRS IN WILMINGTON. THE PIRATE CHICK AMAUG A Capture of Fori indtr&on WASHLN GTON NEWS" Ac Ar.. Ac, Ar. Ar l- rom icav V-ork. Nfw Vork, February 'J. The Herald's Washington special fays there is a declatalion in the rebel papers that preparations have been made lo meet and check Sherman, which is con elusive proof that he will meet with no serious opposition in his progress through South Caro lina. The evacuitior: of Fc-rt Anderson and the capture of Wilmington has not been noticed in any of the Richmond piper. Tbe rumors circulated by seeesiorji-ts of Lee's having a movement in progress northward, are without foundation. About 150 men per day of his army reached here, taking the o;th of allegiance to go north. The World's Wilmington special says the 104th Ohio regiment has been assigned to'd i provost guard duty, aud it commander, Lieut. Colonel Jordan, Ins been appointed provost marshal of that po$t. The Mayor renders every assistance to enable him to get his department in working order. The city has been divided into tbree provest districts. The rebels left bnt a sml! quantity of stores behind them. The navy yurd, t-evtia! foundries and all the vereis that could not be removed weredestroved or burned. The privateer CLickamaugi as sent up Cape 'Fear river. An engine and several cn which were hemmed in by Gen. Cox's movements, were de stroyed. All the hotels and neatly all the stores are closed. The Herald's Wa-hingtoii correspondent pre diets au early movement of Graut'n armies. He says the rebels are concentrating to endeavor to deteat Sherman, and the next few days will produce stirring events. Grant and Schotield re matituveriu to pre vent -ueh concentration. Tha Herald's Newbcru correspondent represents a very demoralized condition in the rebel military force- in North Carolina and a disposition on the part of both soldiers and citizens to return to the Union on the best terms thev can fiet- . Deserters fioni the rtLel army are contant!v coming into the Union lines. A small party of Union cavalry and infantry recently made an expedition to Wj.shing;ou, North Carolina, where they captured 30 rebel solJiers who apparently were very glad to be taken as they made no resistance. The Richmond Examiner, 21 iust. t,ays the Yankee force east of the Mississippi does nut exceed 125,000 men und says the South is being conquetei by one third of her number. It makes earnest appeals to the foutl trod tu come forward and help to drive out invaders. The Enquirer savs the rebels do not w?.nt more j men because they cannot feed or clothe them. I The Washington special to the Pos. gays it is creditablv reported that freeman ICark of Roch ester baa been offered the post of comptroller of currency, when it is vacated by Mr. McCulIoch. It will be probable that he will accept the position. The Tribune has Richmond papers to the 25:h, but they contain very little new-. The Raleigh Confederate of the tl announces the capture of Fort Anderson. The ssme paper says 300 Yankee officers prised here eight before last to Wilmington, to be exchanged. The Yankee authorities refused to receive them, and they were sent bvk. The Ra!ci?h Progress says after the evacuation of Charleston tbe rebel forces fell back to Monk's corner, 30 miles thiside of Charleston Hardee's headquaitera were at KirgUr c. 1 he Gnarlotte, N . C , Democrat has a rum r thit a cavalry fight took place between Ridge way atid Columbia - Sunday, iu which the Yankees were driven back. The eame pajcr aiys General I). H. Hill, or General Chealham, attacked the enemy in the : resr on Thursdty oi Friday, csptured KJH prioners and a number of wagons. ; The Richmond papers still agitate the question arming i,;e r.eroe-. a!jJ teittntc pievioua arsanieut-!. The Kichrnonl Kiaminer h the followit: Hj Ai't AnTtn!, Feb. 24. ' lion. .J C Ureckintidge, See'y of War: i (ie;i Echols reports that a detachment of! Vaughn's cavalry truck the railroad bejand Knoiville at Sweetwater anl Athens, ci turin? j the garrlori' ot lih places. j .Sixty men ol the2th Oh;o. with their hor-t ' a'.d etjuioaieat., were taken. ! fSi,riiJ) R. K. L About 2,)'1U :ire ffu t the ftoLt through tin citv. I'he followins is taken from the Iiithmon.l I):-;u?cli ol Siturday U-t; Hr.i Qi-ALTtu. Feb 24 ' lion. J. C. lireckirjrid-e, Sec'y of War: j fien Kirly rer-orts that Li. McN'cil, with 2rt ; I men, oo toe tnon.in oi the '21 nierel Ooltini- : ; bia i 1 c.ij4utjd &Ld Uouftht o3 Generals Cook J j atid Kelly, 2 t rivafe and a headjini:er llac ! i without tini,,' i pun, though a crdi-i'lerable foice . ! wa' in the vic'nit v. S.'rr.e J K. II Li l. 1 irom Vntiiitnn Waiu vi.rov, Febnnry '21 The Kirhtnotd ' Di-patch. rtrtived here todty. -a); Ur.troken (j'iiet re'r. '.!ou the lines on the north .idfc ' ot the J rues' liver. The treaty were ceteentrititj' o:i a tew r!tj-ji ot Ilatcher'- lt:ioi I durii. Tuesday ai.d Weinerday , but nothing of ! I (oU6üie i.üi. rowj out of the movement. i They raj tured a portion of our picket line in ; ! thi vicinity on Tuesday right, but the line was j re e-t ibi;hej by our lore the text mon.it.;. ' ' T! a i in.irif t fi r f r n-r. irtiii i ww if,-4 to I Fort iier ton i anardeU to tbe owner ol the at.imer : JoLm' TLe Indian .i.d ofnces an mm wi.i i-oe -r. i. tv- o.ui :nl:h ot Mircti. Cci(ul AU-uVltu-a, Wtsitltt of tLe m.-Jdic rP,,!.,n..;. ... V,: n,7,.T.-,.r . T .r.?..n .- rr:vesj r-t-ie. ae"in:r lei nv tfenerij i.ii.-r, Colucitli e';l:ct to Washiuj'on, atid several foreign ui :.ittr al! of whom were in-trrJs:'-e'l to the ee:-ry of -tute m- I the preei-! dett. a t z 1 They hive UTt arruT to dJT. !-". to titu tiri.t' FOR SALE. .o. l M'ayhtsr Saloon, ITU Ue. oa T7aLlrgto street. 11 F.ait Wa.tirt.'n treet . IcqrJre at2f. IT-lw

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- w ytrk ntrkst. Ni Tori. February 27. Cotton heavy and lower; 8354c far middling. I'U... ..... ..4 .l... Ir M mil hu.. M, I lUlif, lllll lUUmtdUULinuy ucuj IWJ' ot decided charge; fl'J 1010 2S for extra state, ill 11 IU lor rouni noop unio ana ill 15(3 i 00 for trade brands; market closing Wavy. Whisky more acme; eftern $2 2G32 ?CJ3'. Wheat dull. Rye quiet. Rtrley scarce and firm. Corn market quiet od steady ; old mixed western $1 fcD la store. Oat steady at 1 1431 14'. Coffee farm and more bayiug. Sugar steady; Muscavado lG'ß 163'c; Haran a U,L2c. Molasses dull atd entirely nominal. Petroleum dull ; 41 for crude; G3;G7 for refined; bind tt7Cj,do free. Wool doll. PotLfirmer atd more doiogat $3i 75(336 Iii for new mes.; $33(33 'Ü3- C4. d cash and regular wav, c!obg at $33 for cash; I0 (330 00 for prime and $34 .V333 IM) for prime mea. Dcefhteady; fl?(32 ft'r plain me-s and $21 24 for extra mes;beef hams quiet at $2j 50 27. Dressed hops heavy and lower; IGV'217 for western. ' Bacon quiet ;t at 50(201 3'. Cut meats steadv at l7elfor shoulders and 1S(?21 for hams. " Lard opened heavy snd closed more firm at 20124 Butter selling at 3042 for Ohio and 33(252 for state. Chtee quiet at 15(25. Money easy at 6 per cent. Sterling firm at$l 0$QI Gold more active and &rmer,openin; at 42CKH4, decline! to $1 W, advarcirg to $2 p' dourg ati2 0Hr2 01 Govvernment stock a shade Crmer and tuore active UW TCaX MOXtT MalKEX. Xiw Yoxk. February 27. Later. Gold at Gallagher's venia? board $20 I V LIQUORS. T. EID VOM P. J. M'xAMaaa. RED.1IOXD! JIcXAJIARA itect.ficr at4 Walslf Ilers iu FOREIGN JND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, M0N0XGABKL1, KTK ASfi HOURf-ON POET, MATEIRA, ill SCAT. MALAGA WINES, AXsTID CIGAKS, 28 South Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS. IND. AGEXT3 FOR DETROIT ALE, OLD STOCK, PALE AND AMBER A E.OJVUOJV l9OnTM2il. All kiudt of Alca and Porter for family ne, in bottle or otherwi, kept constantly n and delivered In ny part of th c;fr . Jaai3-dtf MEDICAL. MANHOOD, 4 Xr THE VIGOR OF YOUTH RESTORKU IN FOUR j wpks t j IiR. RICOUD'S F.SSE5CK OF L!FK. Ir. kicerd, (ofraris.) after years ef earnest solicitation, has at length accented to tLe urgent reqctJt of tLe Aiuencan public, and appoictf -t ao agert In New York, for the a!e cf his valued and highly priied Kiürnct of Life. This wonderful agent will rekture ilar.bood to the mot shattered otittlon8 In four weeks, and. If esed according to printed Instructions, failure 1 impossible. This hfe-retoring remedy should b takeu by all about to matry, as Its effect" are, permanent. Soceesj, Iu every cas. Is certain. Dr. Rieord's Kfsence e.f Life is aoH lu cases, with full instruction for use, at 13, cr four qnantitiei in one foi t9, and will ba sent to any part, carefully packed, n receipt of remittance to hi accredited agent. Circular ent fre on receipt of fur t-tami . PHILIP ROI.ANI), 447 Proome treet, Jr)21-dly One door wet of Broadway, 5. T. I TOYS, &C.t &C. STUASIM UCaFJC Xl AMI, 65 Maiden Lane. New York, IMPORTERS OF China. Fancy Goods, Beads Slate Pencils, &c., Inviie tho attention af buyers, i-ferlng then Urst aoaorttrieat a; tbe mot"rea -nable price. feb23-d3ia the MEDICAL. fit r;rt '.nVr.r.- a Ö ifl 4 F;rr " ' I r.r- . .-. r.' i Vomi ?feirw .llYiliml Ailvlser. (1 RATl'ITOUS advice riva la direaea vf tbe trX aemlnal, urinary and ftexaal organ i, in the report cf the Wenern Sledica! A-rciatl.n, which ar eiit by nail in sealed envelope', free of charge. The rganiiation wa forced to ditenv hew a:.J re1 labia treatment, and h cotap-ed o( tha well known j tJbTrlarj. to whom all letter mnvt be directed. v - - DR3. JACKSOS. UF.KBFKT CO.. feb3-d3m Eox 436 Cincinnati, O. WANTED. Book Agents Wanted ! j TlO II by SuV-crlptioij, with hample, ncll'Lt -p-j I. tlar illorated FAMILY WORKS exactly sned to . the time. Ani-ng these is a low price HISTORY ol th ! RERKLLIOX, ot which orer forty thonatd of Vol.1 have already ben iHjld. It I a god hcitie-ffr ea fldier-'.and .ther out of etLpIoyuient. For Circular, with particular! itnl trm. a4dre HENRY HOWE, No t III MAIN .TPF.FT, Cr-rtr.natf.rftio. leb 0 GROCERIES. Cit)' and Count)'. CJUKY.KA and I;EAI.FR-S ta llotniry, White Bear.., W rU':kirheat lluar, DrieJ Ar:4e. Jarcily ar t Laker' Flour, atid Pr4 jre g.rjerally, will cooeult their lntere-.t by caUiog ou the ucerifned, al o. r.a--t Market 1r,, 2 2oor wt r.f th Pot or!ce, Id I trup- !!. U.O. HOLM AN, I' M Prittre Hrker. WANTED. 4 e n-t-haijd"l r.rtable ri.'ri. cf from izhtto I-fit hore i,rr. Partie. La t.g or.c to!is ttr a can f :A a j urt ha-r 1-y a 1 lreii,f . UlRI). P. RUSH, "i.-itti I-1 -k irett, Ir-i.:.'. j.. tr.d.ar.a. NOTICE. m x pAlDInAI)irv .4 G' cat fff rlh-n and all k rt cf ; LJehold pceJ. at ItS Kat Wabir iroa treet. Co!tidpr!e t-iinPt called ,n when!ei.ired. A i'.TfUA ?o P. O. BmC wi. be ptfw p'.ly alterdedto. J. M. WIjümuN. fells.tfly REMOVAL. T H1VK BHW0VFJ) . KY LT AND SIIOK nOP 1 trorn the corner of MiwU.'.ppi atl yernott treta to Na. It North fenmylvania street, third door am ot lkPclOce, t: I will he happy to meet tr.y old evmoiBer hraf:er. CHXWU.i U ?CHl KICK. fbllw LIVLKV aTABLC. TT EjKT ALU 3. X Trk Urtry 4cdJa) L In Ifl Sa. It ae 14 Perl tt'eu ic tt r

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21 AH H OOD! How Detrojed, Gow Kr.wtorcd. Or. aV.". I'ODERY, Physician and Surgeon, No, 24 1-2 E. Washington St. IaCOXNfcCTlON WITH THK GENKR aL PRACTICE of ätfliC.M, I t-tat ty a Dew at.4 r.UU ned am. ac4 wirk the tapp.'et re.cUa, aU forma f 4S'ea- f tt Nerroas enoDal mt4 Omary acd tI itiUbi. Toobc raeu wita boLo cbk aa4 alt)4 coewte&aar teli:nc ta feartal lanaaa tta rrkir tf aotaa fortnl! aW d ieae anerta l'cc Jarero..:tti.o, oea. ry asd rton, ha-rytrj yea t a freta'rT. irata, rwfect wbr rea" bM away ai4 avafl jret;r cf m treatseat llat 2iMirlM Ik l!tbtet 4ieaw. aa4 core. tt Ltrravticf raaxa a rul cL'r cmni t arl out Ü2ci:ty ar.J jTpUal ansvjaice. perraattThra, Setc tal Tf eakcesa, Jfoetanial Krai Biot, etual Detillty. Impotewey, ISecta cf e!f-Atu. ao4 their realt lüatiil-y ta Ucnmaiit th Marrla Contract, Jiecul acJ IhyicaJ rrnraU T filthy, laaufty act Crzw j.'.i n. Tlafe, uka a atanch mrHerer, ateacy to bl rurp, Preaa bnai c tbraajra ery las r life, Nor miea ooia ta track, bvt preaet Till farced al Ut to the uear tUvaa ttre, Ac l at one be slti." Likew:, I wU raaraLU a radkwl car ot iypbr, GoQ.'nha ar,4 Gleet, la all their atarea. Ltirly rtnorlrr frcm th tloo.1 tb lait park of the terrlbU diieae that rat:ally twrn cp tha fountain of tjf. Diseases and Conditions Peculiar to Females. TL Veattij aaa air me leUcwry tb feai tüiialloi.. to ay totbic f lt pbyiolocal cbaract.rl.tJc, r siedest Indication! itat It U it;b ect to forma ef ;at and modification rec1lar t lterf. Tkw pby.kiaw of the pre wet day doe a wot eacwawter aay more foaof uterina d!et tbaa iA lb kyaiclaa af f f?y years agw; but owinf to tb present aocial cwnditioo cf Wimm, ber !a.e ar iccreaaed to fr;cf cy, and lo tt tmtb cf thia amnion tk relarvLo'y deatts ly ceatcAjUon bear aapl witaeaa. At tbe American Dipeuaary treat r a cewr raetbixt. and with tb bajpiet rc-cl:, Prvlapus Uteri, (filJ'rn of tbe wt,iub,) Krtptlons of tb Skin, CbtoroMa, or Green Slckne character.! ed ly ietlow tab, dirty rrei pallor of tb asrface; li,ini leMiaro, er atetit UertatrcaUos; Amenorrhea, cr k. tention of tb Mense.; DymeurTba, a palufal and dtOctiitCowor tbMeres MencTTbaxIa, er profs Menitmatiot; Leocborrbea, or xcmit and altered crUou of li mucui-ecerally wbite, r tarly colore., and traii'parent. Reader, I btr civen yoa a cliud &Uttr$ that ar met with Id Female f a'.I ares, wbetber irarried r married; and to married Pea'.i woaid aay tbat tber are many otbir frra .f dea pec a liar to your eex dieaes if lYerr.a'icy, ParturitieD, and Lactation, of wbicb snac will not admit an elucidation. 1 enxt It for tbe Council cbamber, a ldira; bot ec mor dleea to tbis Lt, aii.l tbat ia a furuilal!e vvt L'ktrarioD of the body of tbe Utru. If you are aübeted wtib orjatic weakr.e, or any -senl-lr f morbid phenomena of thia character, yeai bare no tioie to apare, but at one apply for med cat atd. If tun late ta aireot tbe dieae, it ia at leant pi. tie topalliatethe juiptftu, r..1 ttu tuootb tbe pathway to an untimely arave. la a majority f Inttance tb dlteaaea bare mad cor.riderat 1 pr(;Tv tfTw tk patient become alartaed. In heme cars au emaciatiiu it tbe Lrt Uidtcation that attracts tbe attr.thii i-f tlie j.atlent'a frierd. And her-. r ader. lt me eIl yoor earnent attrrtirn to tb fearful Mnir.cance of tte word "wasUD." It wet only conMiiuUta tLe lealing ftatcre, tut tb earlet and ta-t omluou jmptohi-. f OtiMimpiiwn, exatuplea f wbicb are InrarlaMy met with In yourr ladleaboa'e prifted wltb high tntrllectcal endowments, retried ac-conip'i-bmf tita, and ey a Carbine with unnatural br.lIiaiicy not rrtarJi:. tbe- L.oicatltn aa Lein tboMof !iicii!ert difeae, tnt tL.e of perx-nal cta'wi.. Tr;:e, als: the pet "Con.umptL.na cbe. k te'er look itot j ore. And lovely, than wben pat all eere. And yet that bloom, so frh a lil!( Has lei.t its fiertinc aid to kill. And eneaV, t tho.e who waicta It. boe, ?f i'ckae., dea'b and aoCeririR t'n; Thi'SpU who. Just view it e arrbt ao fair. Could drram iLat death wa there:" Addrt?- P.O. Los 1201. ICpOace houri from A. M. to 4 P. 31. Ro-m N. 2t1,, Kat H aington Street, IndianatKlii, Itid'.ar.a. fehlC-dly 7 PnOFESSIONÄL. it j: m o v ,y l. Doctor W.TI. TIIOUSO.V nAS KKMOVKD HIS OTTICK TKOM VIRGINIA AVENUE TO No. 29 South Delaware Street, THKRlt HK WILL CONMNUK 11 t treat and cure pmate thea-?s, u ill their recie, ta;e. ramlf'caMon acd phase. Ir. r to. Tbomon w:ll fire to each patiert a written itntnin-nt. biiid.tiK hime!f tw eflect a radical and permanent cere, r n.ake n cnarire. treatmeat f Private Iheasr aN pec.alty since tbe year IUI tbree year ta th city Banal-, r. i ., eiatit yean in ctiicafo. 111., and twoyear in Peoria, IU. Vur'.i.g cibt yeara practica InCbicaco, 111., be cared over thirteen tboand cavei. Dr. Wm.Tbcmfcon. ia bia practice fr Hcrofula. Ebenmatle and general dfaa of tbe Mod. vet a KaralgatinR Vapor Path ot the most lsgctiv.ua kind, In cor.'ubction with Internal treatmett. 8EMI5AL KM1S4IU5S, tb eon ectienc .f elf-bti. Thin aolitary rke, or depraved aeaaal I da If. nee, 1 practiced by tb youtb of be tu aexet to an alaiott lin.i:ed eitet.t, rroduclnc with ULerririt certainty tb Ml w!ng train of morbiJ fyrEftcni tsr.'.e Cotnt ated by dentifle Radical meatsre., Tlr: Fallftw eeanteiance. dark spot rnder tb eyes, pain la th bead, rtnctnc It th ears, and noi like the rt.at.ling of leave and rat tUn of charioti, aneasineaa about tb lo'na, weaknea of th lliab., eonfawl vision, blunted Intellect, lo cf con fidence, dlft'.denc In approaching .tranrer. a dilik U form tew acquairtaixe, a di-po-.tu to ban aoci!y, loa of memory, hectic LunLea, pimplea ar.d various erxpticnt about the face, furred tot rue, oifLt sweats, fetlJ breath, coo eh, eonna5ptI.-p, mor,rr,st.;a. acd freeneM ly Insanity. The afr.tcted, on lie firl appearaxtce f axy of tLe abuve yUiptöu., Louid irouteute!y apply to Dr. Wni. Thomson fr relief. CJTOtfc aadCjnn'tfctiori R: tas5o.rrflWt.tL Dl--are .treet, Indianapolis, Itid. P.O. Rox Hii. jaaM-dly MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES. 7f- ARE 0IPKE15G IüTKEIOR I!fDCnt3IE5Tb t- peraina with a P.ttl reay ner.s to aecor h'mea. We w ill eil Lot Entirely oil Time aad erect comfortable dwelling, bullt jr a wurknaeo and In irvod tyle, oq tbe payrueatof b la n&cfc a tbe improvemet.U will cod tl remaiLn to be paid on eay payment od much more than a fa'.r etit on the prtrfii. Harirr lots in rearry all part, of lb city, we can acmrnrnodate all wishlLf to tecnr home; and barcg a larre amoant cf lumber on ha&d, and workmen ready employed, w can erect baildins-a on abort notiee. M KrKIVAJi rirKCT. arjQ-dtf Kea! Kat ige LECTURES. Philosophy of JIarrLigc. fHEPU0PRILTGkJüFTI3E 5LtT TOLK 3irECM of Anatowiy bare determined, recrardleM of etpene, to lsne fre, (for tb bne8t f laffering humanity, and rippre:jn of ooackery,) four of tbetr mt iatere.tii'g and instrxctiv Lecture, on Karriag t.d it. dii'iiliScati' n. Nerfn and Phj.kal Deb.lity, Premature dechte cf llauhocl, IrM!retlr, Weaknesa -r Depreerion, lmp4ecy. Loa of fcnerry aod Ifacly Power; the great g-ici.l Kvil, and Iii Malazie, wbicb re.nll from youthful foltte, ece of maturity, r Ignorance cf Phyiolory and laws f 5tare. TbeM! tua:wabl Ijccture bar tee tb neax-a of CEÜ!frbletiing and av.og thousand, and wi'.l be farwarded free, f.n rx-!pt cf four stamps, by ad drea kg 5ecretary, 5-w lork luum of Anatomy abd Medk tne, 14 fcroady, Ne kork. jaiu'l-dly ßEMOVAL. -pw A. ROHLEÜ, APCHITFCT, HAS liKMOVED Tili j. t.rc from tbe .Ktaa Pi:d.r.g ta bia retder SoT Ii Wut f)bi tr-et, r(D MerWiiaa and Ilimot.. TODACCO AND CIGARS. O . joii 4. iii:iiLi!H;f:it w;-ntX open In a few day hi jj atabd at 5. 2 ff Palaer HBe, ar. iLvtta all kl cid fnet! aid trrry other aran ho lutti t aicka a See, wet, geaan Havana I'nr to call on bira tbere. Pliee be hat c!ned at hi tore b hat watched the cLabcet ra order t bty cciy tb tt goed at a redaced fft-diti jonxA. nr.DLrsuiR. NOTICE. THE JOURNEYMEN BRICKLAYERS WILL aa adjorfie4 K.eUrc at th Cocri Bmw n Tbtrsday eeetrrf l 7 clw. paretaal tnAds UeHwer!. fb21-U

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