Indianapolis Daily Herald, Volume 1, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1865 — Page 3

DAILY IIKRALD. !( TV.Jbed Kvwey nrlsf (anday fiffi; ty II AM, A IIITCII1.M), i rs IIcrnlcl Uuililin:IC 1-2 East Washington St., IXDIAX.U'OLIS, IS It. rinn or Tin. aii.t. Ob ff! after wrernVer l.t,th price of lb Datfy nraid be m rwiowa: Te carrier, aa-eat and Bfi dealer pet y. To regV.ar turrlVn, Ire ehvered by cfrWtfuwt,pftwk. ... tV. Mail peyafeie ia adraare per year....... Ü aa I ü1Bthi W ree ilh. 3 IS - mnm tontk 1 JfS And detterr.l.l e r rri-r. al V cents per wk, of tl T3 pr month, lf paid trlctlj In ilru Ii pr wag w;Il be r hrgd. tat if a t paid In adttnr JS rents per week w.ll te Ineariehly IL price. J- fAll Mure, wb(ir fur ixblinDoa m du boa. nr;l be a-1 Ireaeed toJteilA UBtcbtnswn'Ibd.anapoi.s, L'i't n. Tara la-MtBAroua Diät Iliasit la sent by a! tbe early Sanmina; Kipiw Train. aat delivered te aabarrifewra In adjacent t-wa atmet tbe um Urne ;! ia ditriboia In th ctty tf Its pntlW-aüon. Ts: enaUe r aderi al a froaa IL Capital of I od lane W tt tae l f the day from ats to twelre beare befure tbr can r.eelr It through paper published elsewhere. Th paper (inUliij ef aews-deaier and carrier at r.yrftL raJreed ts.ua ee the reeda centering al lr.d!anapolia. Itntew of Atlierllln.

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AlvtrUetutiU diarAotlanrd hefore expiration of cootrartxrlll b (barsad fur tba lime loffrtM according to Iba atMtT rau-a. tiii: i:i:i:i.v nil Ii putlUhJ ever XotiJaj, at $3 00 per anonm, In ai arr 11 l"&o papr nt wltbo tba raouey, nor coutiiiarU lrrtftae Iban palt for. IM)I110MS II. It. TIME TABLE. Colombo and Indianapolis Central Railway. rain Ltaro. 4-30 A. M DayEipreia. am P. JlaiU 7.31 r. at ....... Ulfb t Kxprvaa. Tralnt Arrive. .... flfiO A. If. .... 1.15 P. af. f 35 Fa M m Betlefontaiae Railroad. Train Leavo. Train Arrive. 4 00 A. at 9.15 A. M. 4 00 P.M... tllNoo. 8 15 P. at Mall SO P.M. Madison Railroad. TralnLav. Train Arrive. -. A.X Kali 11 W A.M. 3 00 P.M. 7 3 P. II. JtfTersonviUe Railroad. Tralca Leave. Tralo Arrive. Mnrnlne; KtprasalO.IS A.M. Xirht Kiprcua, S 30 A.M. Cbtcaco Exprras.S OO P. M. Ch.ca: Kipre, 1-2.30 M. PSiht fipra, 900 P.M. Rveul(iKiprHs?.3U P. M. Pern Railroad. Trains Loavo. Tram Arrive. 12 SO !Toon Chicago Ktprrts 7 20 A.M. 10 0) P. M Chicago I iprr n 1 35 p. M. Xafayette Railroad. I ralntLeavo, 13 40 Koan 7 3i P. M.. IOJ5 p. M. TralnsArrWo. 4 A. U. 10.10 A.M. 4 50 P.M. Terre Haate and Richmond Railroad. Train. Loava Tralna Arrive. IIS A. M Accommndatlun .3:45 A. M. 1140 A.M Cincinnati Kipreaa 10:40 P.M. 310 P. M Mail and Cxprraa 40 P.M. V:I0 P.M Sight Kiprcw.. 7:15 A.M. Cincinnati Railroad. TralatLeave. Train Arr.vr. IO-V) A. M Mall 7.30 P. M4M) A. M Chicago an4 ft. tTtia. MVOP. M t:40 P.M Eipreaa IOtM P. M4 00 P. M Ureeaaborg Accomodation t30 A. M Looisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad. VtipMsaGraancMtlaJanctiongolngnoTth... COO P. M. ioin sooth 11 7 P M. oasnnWBaBBajBBBjaaaaajBian Tlic Kepertrr of the Herald lit tlie Miutr Neunte. YeoterJay afternoon the principal time of the Stat Senat waa taken up in refrrenco to the reports tnaJe for tbe Heeald acd the Brevier Legislativ report. A word of pcnional explanation U made upon our part In juitificution of ourelf and tb reports that have appeared in tbe Ha a id. It is an olJ-tim dodge of men of mediocre Ul ant men who are fuller of impassioned declamation than plain and pointed argument to attack reporters and lay all tbe responsibilities for Inaccuracies of reports apontbe reporter himself, lieTer auppoaing, from tb nar-row-miodednws of their own construction, that the taking of sjoopsis reporU of proceedings is attended with jreit incoDTecteace, t well m difficulty, and tb imposaibilitj of making an accural report, and especially ao to an ineaptienccd reporter. We make no profession of being as competent and correct a reporter as a "ohort hand," bat we do claim that we bare nerer willfully misrepresented any gentleman in all our reporting, and neither hare we ever, on any occasion. s far forgot the datier of ouretation as to descend to a personal attack on any man, Ten be he one of the "assembled wudom of tbe Stat. W confess our inability to report a epeaker rrrlatim, and arrange their figures and tropes ia as fjstematical and engaging a manner as they are gen rally presented, and if that nattering unction baa found its way to tbe aoul of the "gcutlf man from Rush," w abjar bim to dispel it. "Miserable inefficiencies and inaccuracies" miy occur, but wdiclim any willful misrepresentations of any member on our part, and would take it as a personal favor if geullemcn would ose a little moderation and dignity in pointing tbena out, and we will with pleasure make the proper correction. On tee whole, we have known some reporters with as much ability to diacharge tbe duties of their proleiou, as a certain cla of men, who, by some unhappy accident, became entrusted, in part, with tbe legislation of tbe St kte. We my be excluded fromtb floor of the Senu a a reporter, as it appared lo us ytsterday oo etlator was a little anaious to see done, but In that evnt we ball ierci our Democratic prerogative, and take op our p!a-e in tbe lobby, along with, other plebeians. Tbe busiaen of attacking reporters may b, in lieu of others, a good eutject on which to drill tbe oratorical powers of aspiring declaimerv; but we doubt if any other advantage will ercr be derived from such cmJ. We hav tb columns of the II. raid. th "gentle- . n t- .i-ii man from Ruah tb floor of the benate. and if ( w are attacked in aa u:.juit mtaner again, J we shall moat a.urcl!y take advantage of our i position. UHTtIOI III ia oo l rai i: i 1-lDIWt I I (.IM AM Uli, Kprrlal rlon. Tiua!r, November 1C. Senate met pursuant to a.'jourrmetit. Mr. GULLEN moved that b ti e absence of Governor Baler, tbe Senator from Monroe (Mr. Duaning take the rl.a r prrmexs. Mr. MooilK offered a petition from the Board of Count? Cotuail-i..cers of Owen county. rT?il' f v' repeal of "An act for tbe rchef of Ibe f4tnil.es of o'.d. er. etren acd oa rit.es, etc ." at rrovel M rcb 4. 1?Cj and aakieg for tl.e pasaae of law proiiit that ' the monev o -jectcJ on tuaduplate of lfii !

. VAN i 'SK AUK ..Ls. leave of lUfnrs K"'J ninrn, 4'iaatni, .itscwuiD, cuiiiiic

for the Aaeistaot Ss.reury for the afternoon. ' f l'ojr and Vanderburgh D.-own. an J Coffroth. !

Tbe jmrLal of the irevious dav was ilea , ADa,rol tbe C.tv of lnOianapoI..-Mes.rs. " fAVaSBlIk,aitAlaa.MlrI,asasaTisBX.AaBP.

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in tbeeevera! count ie, aba. I, when collrrtel, be a:u 'reSplacwd in tLo bati.laof the Trearr of tbestv- t Ua Canal Fund Messrs. Woodruff, Hoover ral CO', to be and remain a portion of tLa D'1 Osborn. General County Fund, and ti be dtspu-ei of a Go Public Iluildiogs Messrs Ferris, Emeran? other revenue. Sou and Weikel.

yjr. Aiii-L.iKr.. tresentao a petition affectIojlbtlQa law. Et let red to Committee on TeiwPtr. v , m jr. CAbON tresested a pet.ta on tie subnt temnoracca. ir. AiiL.L.iKr..N tresentao a petition affectjoca -r . ' wmmTimrmr.r m

Mr. TERRY pre?etsteJ a petition riii'rto tbBefrr4 by Mr. Moor Mr. MILL! KIN pre-etit a memorial from tl ynol of tb l'foöjUriJD Cburch oo tb subject f temperance. spoaTi rio strxToc.rmtt. Mr. BENNKTT submltte. a report recomratnJ.cg aa üowar.c of $j rr da to clrrkt tod doorketym. iad $3 per day for pijM mp'ojed ia orjrD lieg tb oat. Tb report a conrarreU in. Tb i'rw.Jttt f-rotm. aubmiltaj a fofflnoDtcatloa irooo Lieutenant Governor Htker lo (ormD tb Seaat tbat oa account of tb du tief of tbe GoTereoT'i effie dtToIric? opon bim ia tb abgebt of (orertor ilorton, b couIJ no looker prea'uJ ia th Soat. Mr. CULI.KN nw-H tb 8eot proceeJ to an election of I'retidetjt ff Um. of tb Stalte. Mr. BROWN. of moeJ to postpone uatU Tuela? di 2 o'clock. Theaje acJ toet wer deroitJcd. Ajea 2j, do S3. Mr. RICHMOND inoed tl ptetiou question. Mr. CO Uli IN moved to la on the title. Mr. COHB Jmar.deJ a rail of tbe Senate. Tie ftjes aal noei wrre demtcdcJ oo tbe call. Soma aaiaundaratabdisg rraylta-l from tt Iaeitioo bffore the Senate, iüd Mr. WIL iAM.Hread from JefTervou'a Manual in upport of tb rnotioo of Mr. Coitia. Mr. HICUMOND r.Urew Li motion. Darine th pending of tbe qaettioo Mr. DKESOX railed up bi raaolut.on, asking tbe printing of tea tbooj&cd ccpiea of tbe OorcrLor'a Mr. COKHIN objected to the nomber of copies M bficg OQDeceiarj. If tber ts to; cau for it be would not object. It wai a job for the printer, anl would not beoe&t the people. Mr. OVLER thought that t!i amount waa

not too Urge. The people wer eniitie-1 to it. and he did not advocate tb printing for tbe purpo. of tutt 02 monej in the pocket of the CubV hi,pi' ' r Mr. IlKKSON wiabel the number lo be datributed. ia order t enliEbtCD the people as re ,r.l the ruMiodttt Mr. liltOWN, of Well., thought the Senate hould make tute bIuwIt in thia taatter. II . ., , . ,. rf , . . dj J not believe id tbe priutmc of aucu a Jarco diu not believe id tbe printing ol aueü a Iarg Dumber of tbe meaaage, aa tbey would never 6e di-tributed. He laid the cellar under the office f th eerrtarv of State's office wti filled ith meoatrea and documeuts that bad been ; paid for and oever distributed, and moat o( the number proposed to be printed would in time Bud their way to auch place, lie would like to see the spirit of economy prejerved that gentlemen h.d so laudably eihibited. He hoped they would be roriei.tent, etc. Mr. CASON wished only to allude to the question. He did not wib to dincms it. He undertook to say the number ordered was as small as any ordered for the past fifteen years. The prefect mcauge wai more valuable than any heretofore delivered, and thought should be circulated. Mr. UKESON moved to amend by sijiog " 1,000- for the Governor and 3.000" for the Senate. Mr. CASON moved to lay it on the table. The aye and noes were dem in Jed ; Yeas, 25 ; noe', 23. ata the amendment waa laid on the table. Th question was on the adoption of the resolution of Mr. I?eeon. The resolution wts again read and adopted. Mr. HULLEN' reuewed his motioa to proceed to an election of l'resident pro tern. Tbe Senate consented to go into an election. Mr. CO HB demmded a call of the Sentte. Tbe call was proceeded with, lorty eight Senators answering to their names. Mr. OYLER moved to dispense with any für tber call of tbe Senate. Mr. GULLEN placed in nomination Hon. I. C. Dunning, of Monroe countv. Mr. CORDIN nominated lion. J. D.Williams, of Knox county. The Heuator from Union (Mr. Dennett; took the Chair. The Senate proceeded to vote. Those vot lag for Mr. Dunning were. Messrs. Alli-on. Bsrkcr, Beeson, Bennett, Bon ham. Brown of Hamilt n, Casoo, Chapman, Gullen, Culver, Davis, Dikes, Milliken,Ni!es, Noyes, Ojler, Ketgan, Hichmond, Terry, Thompson, Van Bu-kirk, Ward. Woods. Wright 21. Thune voting for Mr. Williams were: Messrs. How man, Bradley, Brown of Wells, Cobb, Carson, Cor bin, Douglas, English, Finch, Fuller .Gilford, Hanna, Hord, Jenkena, Marshal', McClurg.Muon, Moore, Newlin,S'.aggs,Vawtcr ai. Tbe Senator from Knox and the Senator from Wayne were appointed to conduct the President to tbe Chair. Tbe President elect, Hon. Talis G. Dunning, briefly thanked tho Senate for its renewed confidence in him. Mr. CO IIB introduced a resolution dispensing with tbe Legislative Bievier Reports and the arvir tt ba rcportar. A long debate sprung up on this resolution, in which the reporter of the Brevier Reports and the reporter lor th Ifrrald were made the sub ject of no very complimentary remarks by vari ous Senators, and tne reports louna lauu wun as being inaccurate and imperfect. The resolution was finally laid on the table. After tbe transaction of eome other bu9inc3s, the Senate adjourned. H0ÜSF. OF REPRESENTATIVES. TmasDAT Morning, November 15. Uoue met at 9 o'clock, Mr. Soesker in the Chair. On motion of Mr. CHURCH tbe reading of the journal of yesterday Was dispensed with. riTlTlOSS. Sundry on temprance, for tbe repeal of tbe act for tho relief of soldiers' families, and on claims, were presented and referred. r STA5PIX0 C0MMITTK. Mr. Speaker announced them as follows: On Elections Messrs. Kilgore, Griffith, Lasselle, Pratber, Shuey, Kewcomb and Bird. Ou Ways and Means Messrs. Branham, Miller, Hig;in, Buskirk, Cox, Sullivan, of Posey, and Vanderburg and Dunham On Judiciary Messrs. Nwcomb. Kilgore, Coflrotb, Kice. Cowgill, Brown and Truster. On Court of Justice Messrs. Miller, Gregory of Montgomery, Spencer, Johnson, Burwell, Church and Howard. Oa Banks Messrs. Henricks, Cook, Bird, Miller, Pinney and Caldwell. On Education Messrs. Gregory of Warren, Rhoads, Burton, Chambers, Olleman, Stuckcy and Glazebrook. Oa Swamp Land Messrs. Church, Glazebrook. Bufurd, Collins, Jamts, Crook, and Gleason. Oa State Ttison South Messrs. Groves, Stilnger, Collins, Crook, Howard, Foulke. and Goodman. On State Prison North Messrs. Griffith, UpS07, ShoafT of Jay, Iliggius, Shoaff of Allen. Reese, and Harwell. On Miliurv Affairs Messrs. Truler, Cox, Milroy, Sim, Harrison, Prather, and Perigo. On Claims- Mesr Poyd, Henricks, Abbett, Groves. Cowgill, Lockhart, and Beach. On Trut Fund Messrs. Hamrick, Sabin. Harrison, Hersbey, Hargrove, Johtson and Lopp. Oa Fees and Stlarie Mesars. Major, James. Humphrevi, Branbam, Thacher, Stiver and Patterson. On Snking Fund Messrs, Bonner, Gregory, of Montgomery, Hunt, Major, Lemon, Zedier, and Sullivan, of Svolt. On Righta and 1'ri ilexes Messt s Burnes. Cook, Roach, Goodmao, Uicbardsoo, Welch and Richards. Oa Railroads Messrs. Lockbart. Gleason, Ccflrolh( Kilgore. Sim. Litson. and Sboaff, of Jay. On Manufacture aud Commerce Messrs. Lau. Wright. O'Brien. Lockhart, Richards, Cook and Lee. On Priat'ng M?srv Montgomery. Ham- . rick. Thacber, Sabio, Osborn, Meredith acd t O'Brien. j On Roais Messrs. Stringer, Woodruff. AtI kinoc. Bonner, Stenger, Davidson and White i On County and Township Buines Messrs, i Siivcr. AtkiusoD, Wcikel, Caldwell, Riford and , Patterson. 'a Acnruiiurr aimn. an.i;sic, averse, MiIroT 0;ieaB and Boncer! Ou Ber.evolant and Sciect;6c Institution Messrs Meredi:b. tinüi'.b. Sullivan, ot Scott, t TT - - - . - I. Lane, Muckey, toi and wrgM. j Oa Temperance Mesr. SLuev, Zedier, Abbett. Montgomery, stringer, Lli ambers and Lorp. On Mileac Meir. WooJs. Goodman, Croan, Meredith, Gref c. McVey aad Lea. Oa Corporation Messrs James, Uamrick, Church. Buskirk. Welch. Foul ke. and Roach. On Canals Messrs Rice. Hoover, B.rd, lavidon. Huot, Hersbey. and Perigo. Oa Eipenditarcs Mni.r. lliir, PoJ, Harcrovo. HemHek. Veacb. acd Branham. Oa Federal Kelations Mesr. Pratber, Grel comb, acd Croan ; Oa Engrossed Bills Messrs. Chambers, Ste ward, Ijtselle, Hume-, HutUn, Gleason, and WrigLt. J0I3T ITASaiXto COMMlTTLLa. Oa Enrolled Bills Me-ar. Ehoads. Humrr7" D Moctgonie?. Da Slate Library Me Ier. Stewart, Khoals aiaoLL no I Mr.NEfTCOMB: Tbat tha structed to contract for two ladiaaapolls TeUvraJk, aad I It,.!...;; . . . aiaoLL no i Doc-keeper bsjic copieaoftbe Daily . k f j . ao iirraut ana jturnui, at stso cents a copy,

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ibe ILous raweivlng ti right to rescind if fall repoitt wee tt pq;lihd. Mr MILROY movH to strike out tb TtU prepk. 1 he JIoie refuei. Mr CHAMBERS moved to amend by aidicg two coea of the Daily (iazrttt. Mr. CALDWELL boed Mr. Newcomb rraolution miht be a dopte!, so that we might get rid of this vetel question. Mr. THACHER moved, in amendment, that two copies nf the lo.'ii.tV be taken. Mr. COFFROTU move.1 that all ameodmetts btblej. Carried; ayes 75. Mr. HENRICKS demanded the previous qnetion Seconded, and min question put. Mr. SF.W COMB'S resolotioi. was adopteJ. Ay 74 rnoes IT. bills ixraoMCib. Mr. MtVEY. No. 212. relatif to arpr;menu of real ettt apprsUment to be valid jut as if notire- bad been served. P.efercd to ComaH'f r.rIoa:'rfy Mr FERRIS: No 213. repelling so much of act f r relief of familaesof so'd er. sailors and marine, as relate to tat'- Ievl for tbu purpose for tb year 1 rCG. Relere-1 to Committee on Ways and Mean. Mr. MILLF.lt; No. 214. repc.ling act en forcing thirtect.th article of the cons'itutlon. liefere.! to cornmitt on right and nrivelee. Mr. SABIN : No. 215. amend ng act prescribing dutei of offreri of general eltcioLj Refercd to romrnittee on elections. Mr. COLLINS: No 2')'i. amending act iucor poruSng towns and cities, relative to sewerage. Mr JAMES: No 21Ü. relativ to Court of Common Piets in Grant ounty. Mr. COWGILL: 'o. 211, enabling comtnou carriers to dipo of onclaimed freicht and baggaga to sell after three months, and proceeds, after deducting expense, liable ti be returned within five years. sTATiONiar. Mr. NEWCOMB. from the Select Committee, made the following reporj: Ma Srtixxa: The Select Committee to whom was referred the subject of stationery for the members anil officers of the House, have had the same under consideration, and direct me to report the following resolution and re commend its adoption: KitoUtJ. Tbat the Speaker and each member of the House is hereby authorized to procure from the Stite Librarian, opon his own order, such stationery, including poet tee stamp, as he may dasire fur his own ue during the session, not exceecing in vain the sum of fifteen dollars ; and etch Chairman of a Committee is authorited to draw from tbe State Librarian such stationery as may be necessary for tie use of such Committee, not excecdiog the value of twenty dollars ; thtt each elected officer shall be entitled in like mmner to draw ten dollars worth of stationery for the session for bis own use ; that all such stationery remaining in the handiof the Committee of the Home at the alose) of the session shall be returnei ts the State Librarian, who shall give his receipt therefor. And the Librarian ehall keep a strict account of all stationery by him purchased for such purpose?, and to whom issued, and three days before the cloe of tho session be ball report to the House the amount purchased and the quantity issued under the provisions of this resolution, t) whom issued aid its value. The Hou-e concurred in the report and adopted the resolution. CALEXDAE. Mr. SPEAKER announced House bills on second reading. Nos. 141 and 33 wero disposed of BOt'SK ULM OX TIMED KEADINS. No. 41, amending act defining misdemeanors relative to public indecency, parsed. Ayes b2;nocs 1. Joint Resolution No. 1. proposing an acienddent striking out the thirteenth article ot the Constitution, was read. Mr. BUSKIRK said that this was a matter demanding serious consideration. He therefore moved tbat the Joint Resolution be made the special order lor Friday next at 2 P. M. Mr. GREGORY said that this matter had boen discussed in this ball aud throughout the State. He therefore eaw no necessity for postponement. Messrs. NEWCOMB and MEREDITH favored the postponement. Mr. BUSKIRK moved that, if his motion was adopted, the Joint Resolution bo published acd lain on tbe desks of members. Mr. CHAMBERS opposed the motion to print. A division of the question was ordered and the joiut resolution was postponed to tbe day desiuated and the motion to print negative. House Bill No. 1, relative to new tritU in case of non-residents, was, on motion of Mr. Buskirk, recommit. td to the Committee on Judiciary. House Bill No. 22, relative to the sales of Ncbool lands in Like county legalizing them when made by civil in-lead of congressional townships. IVsed Yeas, fc7; nays, 0. House lull io. y.i, relative to oitcning and draining of lands, was, with amendment!, read. Mr. Coffroth moved that one hundred copies be printed. Mr. GREGORY, of Warren, was opposed to tht expense. Mr. LASSELLE favored the proposition to print. We had already three general laws on tbe subject, and Ibis bill aimed lo supplaut them, and, therefore, ought to be well considered. Mr. CALDWELL also favored the printing. New members lik himself desired information regarding unfinished legislation. Oa motion of Mr. JAMES tbo Hou-c adjourned. AFTIRSOON SErSIOX. The House conveued at 2 o'clock P.M. Mr. SPEAKER in the chair. COMMITTEE. Mr. SPEAKER : announced the committee on so much of tbe Governor's rsessage relating to a House of Refuge for juvenile ttTenJers. CALENDAR. House bill No. 25, relative to colored testimony was read. Mr. NEWCOMB ; proposed its reference to tbe Judiciary Ccmmittee. After debate Mr. XewcoaVs notion was carried. House bill No. 114, relative to salaries of public officers fixing the same was read. Oa motion of Mr. RHOADS the bill was re committed to tbe Committee on Fees and Salaries House Rill 131), amending the liquor license law, was recommitted. House Bill lb", limiting pay for substitutes ia land and naval service, was, cn motion of Mr. Newcomb, indefinitely postponed. Heu- Bill PJo, relative to the Trearury system of Indiana, was recommitted. lioufce Bill 197, relative to stcrcotvped plates for Gavin and Uord's Statutes, was indefinitely postponed Mr. WOOD'S Calumet Canal Bill (5) came up on third reading. Mr. WOODS explained tbat this till wj to authorize individuals to dig a eanal between the Calumets and drain a large tract of land ia Lake county. Mr. HENRICKS also explained the necessity of the bill. Mr. LASSELLF. oppo?eJ all legislation in this regard. It was a class of legislation pro bibitcd bv the Constitution. Mr. WOODS, in reply, saii if this bill wsnot passed many thousand of valuable acres of land would be consigned to an everlasting frogpond. Mr. BUSKIRK followed, movicg the recommiturg of tbe bill. Finally, after debate between Mers. Ltsselle, Pratber, Lane, Bu-kirk acd Woods, the bill was referred to the Judiciary Committee, to inquire irti the constitutionality threof, and if found all right to report in fat or of its passage House bill 3?, authorizing trustees of educational institutions to chance the names thereof. rsed. Ajes.tl; noes, 2. House bill ll'C, authorizing the construction of warehouses ftr the pnrebas and sale of tobacco. Parsed Aye. 73; noes, 2. House bill 147, relative to acvettislng property cstray or adrift. Passed. Ayes, 52; noes, 26. House bill 13. mending act autborizTg the construction of levees and drains, waa taken up acd paed. House bill 113, embüog directors of turrpke companies to chaoge the time of holding elections, was recommitted. House bill 131, relative to fees and salaries, wti lost. Ayes, 41; noes. 4j On motion of Mr. 1'ET PIT: (Mr Higgin in the chair) Hous bill No 150, relative to back pay and bounties of soIJlers was referred to a special committee with instructions to have two hundred copies printed. House bill relative to furcishlrg fuel, books, etc.. to county cfiicer oa motioa ot Mr. NEWCOMB was uken t:p and pied. Oamot on ol Mr.-UUMPilREY, tie House aJjournavl.

i:tUNii Mm tT t i: av tiuisivu i.r. A oinp.tnv (.f g. titbm. n mgaged in mining in tbe region f Lake sujri. r. an1 deir tis. , j unhrtaiiI. f rtsMihfng a rolling mill at lliis piaee. i ne treat central railway advant 4 Yaw f.r.!. i lit- will .m io.- la I giiiuing to atf ra t tbe attention of nttnufat tur1 tra und aj-itali-t. Crair'vr.isvillt i.' rii r. ClluflT (oii;T.-A psial term f thi j t'ourt convene nt week at the Court-houo i Tr the tri! f lxrenzo 1. I'.rew r. for tbe tmird-r tf l.uthcr ltrewcr, hi own couin. in Fountain county lat aumuu-r. The trial will It apt to reale a great liitcret.a uunrnt euntl have Lrt-n r. tained. Imth f..r tl prtvMHmtion and thfense. .Mer. M wk. ts-rhc and John P. l ahcr, prov-cutc: and MalUrr, IKHart. Daviason and tbe Hon. Jaruo U'llson defend. .Judge John M. Cowan J reside. CrJtrfordtvilli fieri. Mr. John II. HerUrt died ( f malI-iox at lA'anjort lat wetk.

Telegraphic Dispatches ,K.JiKTi:l l:.M4Ev.i.Y MK THE III.KILU.

VI'h'inoon licporta SOUTHERN MAIL SERVICE. RniORED CABINET (HINGE. --w-asa-AtJ- S MINISTER TO JA.rAJT. THE REWARDS FOR THE ASSASSIN. TJRBA.S v&rsr CmOTJTIrVR SSSs -ajajwan Al-Aimi. PAKDOAS. PARDON OF A COUNTERFEITER. SS aWSa - Kir., Etc., Fair. From New York. MINISTER T ' JAPAX-RI-MOP..4. OK CABINET CII AN7.ES INM ATES OF THE CAPITOL PRISONTHE XEWAKIM OK Till ASSASSINS MONEY KE1TME! MAIL MT.VICE IX THE SOUTH CIRCCI.Alt FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE TKEAM'KY ALA II AM A FAItlXINS raftIXX K A VCNTERFEITEK, ETC. New York. Xoveiiilr It!. Tho JlerabT Wahinton li-.at. li nays: Tin- Nrrttarv if the Navv ha. d trminod to end abroad a coiwdrraldo portion f the !urihn naval furo-, to cruise alut anl viit jH a ful oinnicr ial ports, if Congress will innko appropriation. Tho Preiifi tit has apjH.inted Hon. Chauncey M. l'pew Minister to Japan. Winder, Duneaii and ice are the only jk ton of note in the Old Capitol Prion. The llo7'ai Wahinton siMi ial savs : Tln-re are rumor of 'alin-t ehativ'". tut it is not probable any will be made until after the iiii- tin of Cnngre. The Times' i ial li-;at h tays: The nndivi of thoComuiiosioii, to w hoin was referred the adjut:neiit of the rewards otlVred for cajsturin the a .a-Mii- and i-oiisjiriator, will not be made publie until approved by the Nvretarv of War. The W'urlT $ Washington lip:itch savs: 11cjHrtsjut re-eiel at the Treasury feartin lit from agents stationed along the Canada frontier, show that Miiuirlin is still carried on very largely. SVlzür- are loa- eoiistantly. The Indui eiiH nts are so great that if one-h ilf i- -'ot the parties are aniplv remunerated. An agent, who arrived h-re to-ilay, says smuggler have beii unusually active curing the lat two or three months. Fuller, w ho ut-d the name of Senator Harlan to obtain a large amount of iiiom y belonging to the National Republican Commission, who has been in the Old Capitol for several months, has ttcn released without a trial. The Tiuua's wcial say: Hon. Freemen Clark, Comptroller of Currency, is engaged uion hN report. He w ill reeotümcnd the removal of the National Currency Bureau to New York. Mr. McCulloeh, w ho made tbe same reeommendatioii when Comptroller last year, will probably rcuew it in hi forthcoming reiort as Secretary of the Treasury. Yesterday the Government refunded the tirt money from the proceeds cf the sale of eontiseated property, in pursuance of section seven, act of March Sd, lsoo. In tbe case in which the money was refunded tho claimants and former owners of the confiscated property show that thev w ere loyal citizens and supporters of the Union, notwithstanding the fact of abandoning their property at the breaking out of the rclM-llion. The land is located in Alexandria, Virginia. A large number of like cases are pending. The Herald special says: Yesterday was the time for receiving bids for tbe contract of the mail service for Virginia, West Virginia, North and South Carolina and Florida, expressed and formal, awarding the respective contracts to parties whose rates had leen accepted, and is now under way. Contracts about to W consummated for service in the alKjve states t go into effect the tirst of January, lsia;, and expire in Juue, lso7. Bid made for this service were largely in excess of rates formerly In vogue for the same routes. The Secretary of the Treasury has issued a circular notifying all collectors of internal revenue that he'regards it but a just precaution that wherever applications are made for the storage of h trob uia or other products, within the limits of a town or city, the collector should forward to the Treasury Department a statement thtt the warehouse, if established, will, ill CUse of lir, onliiir.-r -iilivr property or the liv.w of p.t.plc li ing or doing busim-s in the Aicinity. Nathaniel II. McLean. A. A. G. to Buruside, who was ordered to the Pacific ('oast two years ago, as he alh-jres, to prevent his testifying against Uuitt, then about to le tried at Cincinnati, is preparing to bring his case before Congress, und promise much additional light on that interesting subject. Touts' Washington special savs, the statement that the Secretary of the "Treasury intended to discourage all female clerks in his department, is erroneous. (.iovcrnor Parsons left for home yc.torday morning with two hundred pardon for citizens of Alabama. Admiral Porter will soon publish a replv to General UanWs strictures on the conduct of the Navy in the lied River campaign. Colonel Henry Pag?, late Chief Quartermaster on General sUcridan's staff, has been ordered to Arkansas. Tho Times sj)ecial says: Antoine Rosa was convicted at the October term of tbe United states circuit Court for the District of East.orn New York, for counterfeiting fractional currency, und sentenced to ten years' Imprisonment, and was to-day pardoned by the President. The Tiiitts ieclal says: The President was more than usually annoyed by unfortunate reconstructionists yesterday, lie remarked that be had tried to overwhelm the South w ith pardons and kindness, but from recent events he ls gan to think them incapable of appreciating magnanimity. several cflorts have lx-en made to force a beligereiit construction upon the action of the Navy Department in ordering off certain United states ships. The facts are, that sum fry naval vessels have bts n ordered to foreign and domestic stations instead of allowing them to remain at Fort Moim navy yard. EXPRESS COMPANIES. Aineru an Express Company, AX TB l .MTEI) STATES EXPRESS ('(NIPT. OFFICE NO. 34 EAST WASntXQTOX STREET, Indianapolis. Three daily tipresaes to Nw Tori; Two daily Kiprease to Cincinnati, and Two daily Kxpraaaaa to Chicago mad Bt.Laala; Tbe above Ompaaie are tbo only prtvtlea:d Kipreis on Ibe following roads, vis: IXMA5A CK5TRAL; LAFATKTTK A CHICAGO: IMUAXAEOLIS A FIRC; TKKRX HA UTK RICHMOXD; BKLLKFOXTAIXE 4 IXDLAKArOLll. tf oney, packa;a, valuable and freight carried arltk afrty acd dispatch, and la charg-e of special and efficient msLgers. Sotrs, Fiil and Draft will be promptly collected ao rsadT'-tnTBs null J. BTJTTZ&FIKLD, Acaat. nuvl dtf BILLIARDS. New Billiard Hall. (JEM IULLIAK1) K0031, n lVel VaOilnslon Slrorl. SU SrrXRR TARLE5, baine Thelaa. Coaiblnatiun Fuor TockM Table., tka bt la tba city. Catrailr I.vatrd, and e y rA access, bring on tie groand Cxr. An rlrsact Bar attacked, arbich la supplied choice I.l.j tori aad ClB-ars. Opea daj and night. nutI3ctt itb HARDWARE. VIIaSO. aV CiOU(wA?i, (Succor t J B. wiUuB,) Hut KaAUt hd una SAALsa m II AHDWAllE, CITLERY, TaXii.teriiK, Plated and Britariiiia Ware, IIOISE riU.MSHLXG f.00ÜS, SO Yri lVnhIncion StrrU INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. aotlJdif WANTS. WAXTtD-lO.OUO OU Wai BoUle at ocr ora, So. JT West Nart tret, f&r wbkh ta a!aoet aaarket prar will bo paid. Wiu awad cur Uaa for lota of JO ov aaoro, OB batfif notified. 8 u-sijy ainij.axis Arunjcn.

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T1RECTOEÄ. S. A. FLaTTCTJF.lt, Sr., A. U ROtCHF T. A. MORRIS. W. H T.l.BOTT, OI.ITFR T 'CSItT, E J. PFCK. AQniJ.A JUNES. Sea., A. E. VISTON, WM. BCSDa&äOX. IXj'Isycrf i a'.l llnJ of Tropfny a;aiD..t Ioi ly Tire. Wlf.BF.MF.RSON-, rra:dnt. ALTX. C. JAatrSON. Secretary. C A. Laaros, tirneral Agct. noXJ-dly IV O ! t ll AV ( S t k 1 11 MUTUAL LIFE Insurance Company. ASSETS OVER $S0O.0GO. J over six year, baa lst.uel over l:i,HKI Policies ami paid near i.tio'.OOuiD Los.set. It is prompt In all 't basiuess tranoactiaos, piylnn i's losses as cheerfully aa it receives tbe preaaluuis oo it policies, departing tn no respect from tbe general principle upon which all the (Treat Mutual Life Insurance of America bate baed tbeir ucce. It claims tba advantage of increased ratea of interest on its Investments, over Ktern Companies; and, also, a less rate of mortality than is experienced to tbe East two very important item to consider in tbe selection of a Life Insurance Company. Over two hundred of the Northwestern Policies are now held lu Indianapolis. S. S. DAGGKT, Trfs't. A. W. Kkuot.o, Secretary. Principal Onfta, 416 Main street, Milwaukee. Chicago office, W Marborn street. Cincinnati Office, to West Third street. MARTIN 8c HOPKINS, State Agent for Indiana. Office, o. 7 Tciiipoi-ance Hall, I II A A lOI.IS. nov!3 dtf im ui: WITH Tin: Old ltelIallo J5E3 "JF 1ST ja. f Of IIartnn1, f'omi. Cash Assets, - 84,000.000. OlIlcoJEtiiaTliuilcliiiyr. novl3 d3m A. ABROUET, Arent. BOOTS AND SHOES. CITYSHOE STORE .o. 5 West Washington Street, Keeps on hand the mo.'t Choice Selection of Goods IX THE CITY, AT PRICES that can not fill to scnre the pstronace of all good Judge. C.H and etamine cur itork and prices, and satisfy yoorarleea that wa we saris correct. THOMAS HCN1ER at CO. iiot13 dim PHOTOCRAPH STOCK, J. J. lEURITT, deali a r Photograph and Amhrotypc stooik:, AtD KVERT T0I5Q necessary to tbe art. Also, Photograph Albans of every variety. Epec!sl attention given to Framing Pictures to crder in genuine Gold Frames Gilt aad Rosewood Moulding, bolet-Ue and retail. Photographs, Ecgravings, Ulereoscopfc Picture and Stereoscopes, ia every variety, at wholesale and retail, Ho. 63 Nona Illinois treet, Indianapolis, Indiana. nov!3 dim CROCERIES. j. a. caoesLaso. nort.uts A;i ia a. r. Hansa. w. j. giluspik. a. m. calowkli.. CltOSSLAM), IIaghue i Co., viioi.iisai.i: Cor. Itlerldlan and Maryland St., novU dtf INDIANAPOLIS, IND. TOBACCO. sesj. a. saoaa, lodianspoli. IXDIIXAPOLIS TOBACCO WORKS. P. M. MAY & CO., Manufacturers of all grade ot Chewing Tobacco. OFFICI NO. 83 EAST SOUTH STB I IT, Lntlianapolii- Indiana. novl3 dli RENOVATORS. Cleaning and Dyeing Establihmrct. TBKrXITXDITATXaDTX-nOUSaVXO.SSfOUTB lUloola street, Indianapolis. Isdiasa, At ibis eld and wall-known swtablUhmetit, th ladle can bav silks and woolen foods dyed to pera anect and boaatlfnlcolor; aad genta' garments thoroughly renovated and repaired. Sewaad second-hand clothing bought and oM; also, a patlrolar branch In th builn denominated floe draw lag billlai Stable doth, or tear ta any garment eaa ke . wrowght ttat tt caa not b eirtbl. ta tba Baked eye . aVenemhwrtho place. He. 13 tocth IUiaot treet. no vi dtf J01IFH HARlia.Pr.pn.tor. ASTROLOCICAL. ASTROLOGY. Look Out! Good IXews Tor All! 22'2. VOl C- I.rO.MOAS, '-34. GREAT AD REAL ASTROLOGIST. Hl akin by tkeaaaad ka Wea triad. Tea, thooaaad mora ball nveeu Fee la Astrology all ssenaJ. caa confide. With Prof. Loawldaa, Iii Sörth IUiboU atrewU HX TILLS TOC TBI ITISrS OF UFI, AND aaa bo larpaaeed by any la thia aaysuca; aclruce of Iba star. la the aeveoth aoa vf the aereath eoo for Mm gaaorauoaa, aad bora with a roll of light. Be baa be rial tad b? tba moat alaeat an eo Doctors, LawTera. Mlstatora, Prioctpaia of tba boat Tbeoloepctl aad Public Scaiaart, Coiieroa, Arademte and fcaooU lie abows yoa tho LAeno of yoar future vtif and Haakaad, and eataad tbo eoieoce of Astrology aa tbo Bfyvaaa, Perataa aad Arabtaoo, frwca books aad cra- . twotuoUy rtl.ed oa by th Iwperor NapoUoa, Qawaa X Eta beta aad Dr. Deo, aad aumeroa otbor. CfflaoffMHonalUU street. Aullcal coaaalta ttoo Lad taa, om aollar; OoaUeaMa, two doUara. aovlioaa

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4T i: a ?i Book and Job Printing ESTABLISHMENT, lntlln ttnitolt - - - Ir,li., ti;. Fi?.iir rr.oruF.Tons of the herald take I pleasure in returning tbeir thanks to tL-!r f; r:i I aud the public for tbe very liberal ptrn.tce thry hjve M-en fit to besuw thrm during their trlrf couiKCt:"tl with tbe a'.-Dve etaiibulent, and would r -j.ecttu iy K'licit a continustire and incrrae of tbe i-n . We '. not heiia:eto say tli.it our ItOOK AM aJOlt ()I I ! S; I one of the tno-;t pnTrtpIete ar,.l eten-iv e In t?.e W-i-t. Our Facilities in TTl'K. STKAM I'OWKR l'KFSShS, a.1 mnterili pertaitiir g to a pr.nting ofi'ce, are mrh tbat we can execute alt lecriptins of i rintüin at a. ..w prj.-e a anv establishment in tbe Wi t, anil in the NK TKT STYLE OF Til K ALT.wLkhfan iit fail to qif ert rsatiKfuction. eutiis Itus'nrss VitiUug and Fan'-y Colored Card, in eery variety, st HDTitHlIy low jrlre, for tbee wr limr. POSTERS In I lark and colored ink, of every conceivable hape aiid siie, anJ on any an erery Colored paper. ( IK( I LARS Of e ?ery description neatly exec ut.-d on comiu' n wLite or colored paper, letter paper, note paper, or. in f"t,oa any kinil or quality of paper desired, and pri e accordingly. T31mil: I3oolcs;TVe have a very complete asortmett tf paper for Clank Books, whicn v lit 1e bound In Bich rr.am er as :'.l lnure eorpplet satLfa-rtlon. Tie attention of C)unry tifflrer. I, es;-ectally called to tbl branth of our bulnesi. RILL HEADS Of varion, size, neatly printed on nicely ru'.ct ppr, ami at tbe ,ery lowest liiug rate. Railroad Printing. Oleen of raiiroad, will cnnr.!t lie interest f tin same by calling at tbe HeraM OOice ac t learing tbeir orlrr. for work. A portion of cor niiterUl ba been t lexf 1 with reference to tVi c!a of wark. BOOK PRINTING. Our Book Roora 1 well tocke. with new type, and we keep on hand aa eatenir itock cf Buok Paper, ahkb Is purchased at tbe very lowest wboletl price.. Country jubliher would do U lotend intleirpimpLlet work, as our facilities wiil enable ntt di it at such rates as will allow them a reasonable profit. We .ball task tbls imoch of oar business a speciality, ar.d persons leaTicg c their order can depni opn a tfat.caa Job. Steam Pre?. W hv cOOCected With oureatabaMmett, prke In fall blast, Lieb eeable c, t turn c.f an Biil.ni.tr 4 camber of Impressions per dsy, acd b!ch fve ut great advantage orer otter establibmnts. Sttnot.vpii.i,La Tabllsler,. prcn pty attcLfrd t

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IMot ricli(sin I Agricultural Works, 1MIAN nl I-. INDIANA. Clipper Drag Saw. OT R MUTTTXT: taaü. at tb bead af tae ssarket. hT;rf ttVrn tfce Cft prmiura at otr lata aula li t, crr e:ght eorti Petitor; a'o,ih ft renynej at th' ki'i.iucu in Tar. ant naaroa.c.nt7F.trs. It cT.fciii trvnetb wi'.U pertaaular. aod baa w.ral prui.r irat.Ui(e, ml,5 a. secured by Letter Pat tat Of superior material aad RaUb, always on haod. .11! lVork Vnrr:intt1. Irloo I.Ui. IIT" A liberal disconct to the trale. ' Send for notUdtf CAFE. MALSII A WIGGINS. TAILORING. STOLWORTUr L ni:rso, Merchant Tailors, ". 17 -orlli 3Ieilimta (rel. Xtur tlm J.'vrtt"l Of Ice, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, I)..tl3.i1ni BOOKS AND STATIONERY. J. rn-,is. tns MALAlLat. HAT. kUVaTLXrt NEW WHOLESALE BLANK BOOK s 11001. nooia, imii:ic AND STATIONERY HOUSE. IMnsOXS, .llACAtLEY ii Co., ."No. 13 Mat lar land Ktret, INDIANAPOLIS. O1 rTFR TO TITX TRAD a f no selection of roods at tho loweat Trices of Cbicao-o. Cincinnati or Maw Tork. Our Line of Stationery coaaiats Id part it Envelopes, Letter Taper, olc Taper, Le?al Cap, Rerortl Cap, Diaries for IMtf, Cap, Demy and Medium Blanks, l'ollo and Quarto, full bound and Hill Ca En;. R ot. Taper.Iialf bound, En;. B ot. raus Memorandum. Arn old Inks Tas Rooks French Cop. Inks. Hank Rooks Dai Id's Bine Ink Taper Fasteners, Da.id'sBlark Ink. Taper Clips Turc Carmine Ink, In.oire Rooks Faber Pencils Letter do, Mar Tenrlls Scrap do, I nion Tenrils Skeleton do. CarpcnterV do, Portfolios Rubber Good Rulrrs, Rubber, Rulers Wood, Office Tape, E.ulet Sets and Steel Tens Tr n Holders, Sealin; Wax, Ink Stands E)elets Copyln; Tresses, Sprin; Tapes, ren nacks snonce i uns T. 0. Roes, En. elope Boxes, Letter Openers Chess Boards, Crayons, (heck Cancelors Erasers, Tropellors Dice, Slate Pencils, Slates Rhodes' .Mucilage, Rhodes' Oil Roards, etc., etc. School Books of Every Kind, At tho Lo , -t Irlcw. afemUr.u, Insurance OT-, Contty OScta, ta Iroad Kea. Baakers, and ail .her, ta w,tt tf good In our lirie wl.l de waii to tall an sea emr stock before mr. cbaing "ewbera. trJr hy nail filled prosDptly. not 13 Clm. HOOKS AM) PAPER AT A" II O 1 1- SALE o500 doz" pkij ii-j'-DOiKS UCADMJ. too VOZKS C.IOGRAPEiI. JoO LOZKX GSUMM ALS, :."oo EF.1KS wRrnx.j rAriE. i,otiAiis wiirnsii papkx, S'WRKAXS FLAT rAncWt, 1.0O0.DOO IS TILOPEA, 5 1 D0IK5 BOTTLII 1X1 G R014 BQ57IT BO-ttUst, ?0 DOZIÜ riLATIS, iJ.CoO SLATS I KStULa, aaa, ar CYrWriB-rf qt Ckicaj) inUsaU Trieft. ar Ileawrsa. merwriart C.', Bert dtf ISDIA5APOHS. IVa f fiat alaaALD MUs:AI Is ereBeawd te 14 SUe" X aaae ka ail attoo.