Indianapolis Daily Herald, Volume 1, Number 26, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1865 — Page 3

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IG 1-2 East Washington St., IXDIAXArOUS. j.v. tlhtii or Tin: n I I.V. On atd after "otrir lt, the prlca of tba Daily fi-raci w-.llba aa fwllnwt: To earrieeB, aa-ent and Be 6a'.r per et.py ........ JTo rera'ar -bt-rlter. whr delivered by errr or atrrit, pr wl. tV. Mol (payaaHa ta klfuo rr year. ...... .....$14 14 I tnottUt fa) " " Urea n.o.tl. iVI im ona BaanUi 1 Jts And dellvar.Ma la ei'y nKKtii at 8 eait pr a f)l S awita. If pad trteJy in a-Wance 12 r 'iiin "Ul b charged, tat if not paid In 4 3 Went, per week wtll ha Invariably tba price. JTf All letter., whether far pqbüratiuo or on boat -. an-a.1 .4 lr,l io-la.l A Hatcfelawn,' loliaoa?olM, I.v'.ria. Tai Iw i.r-oiit baar Hr!J la aerit by all the ear'y Boium r iptm Traio. aol deilered Ui .nberriber In al,acDI I'm atjt tba Ma'toiU l dlairibute! In tbe r'.iy of it pTUi'm. Tbla eoat-lea reader al a di-tattc frnot tba Capital of Indiana to net tba beat of tba day from . to twelve BT-ir beforo lby caa receire It firoljfb paper pcMljhd el-ewbere. Tba pr tan total cf ttewt-dra era B'd orrer at any of the fa !rod lawn a tba road worin at Ind'.anapotit. Itxttr r AtlvrrtUInc:. s - J j I a a 1! ! 3 II S!j UM Im 1.55 1 7 iIH 3 75 3 I". a 7c 6.74 175 J.S S i .(K) 4 75 3 3 i 2 23 3 25 as 4.S5 41. 7 as 27S 2 5V 4 TS aT7i 2.7S 4 2S 4 75 a.&o as ?.t m 7 as as ss 9 00 IP 25 115) I 'Xß I.7S s ix; .1 If. 4( tM 15) 7.7J as lo 7a i as it 75 oo lo 75 i a so i as i oo a.fcO I1U1I00 !6 7i l:o Ii.2ilil0 75 11.00 14(0 moo 21.50 23 00 5H 50 32 i) a ?S 13. Vi 17 75 tl.lo 2.ZS 3 50 31 75 29 IjO 2 a Ol HS I m 77 57 31 oo to to 7 OO A.lSlAOU 3ra I TMi ;.' 0 89 m 3 A U 7 M) 16 00 65 t 7I.M M.U A 1runiiii lrrl,4 a Joncer tiro tbao thrr ra .ntba alii b c barged prwportiunal to tba Ibrra laoutba rale. Ixal Dotl-e, li llnft and tiD.tar, il SO; trmro tkan fit !:d. ant ! tban Un. tl 10, orcr Wn linea, J0 car,t prt Una a h iDnarUon. " A!! trantnt ano orravional AJttnir.t arid Ial N nie n.'i 4 pall for In advance. MirrUtr w en, t. F antral aottca. $t. Ni a.!vrtl--mnt with cnti will b takrn. TTi! rata of adertil- to Iba Wkly rVr lir.rl will ba la!f t rat ebara;? t la tba Daily H.rald fur od wa k f t l-'f.pr lln.a. A lTrt!-inr'ri,a 51c-tt!r,ririibr-f.rarip!rt'on tt contrictallt i cbarird fr the tim tu-rrtJ accurdlta; to it.r a'ov nirn. tiii: lvr.i'.ici.v si:mii:i, U puMi-Lrd OTcry M n Jay, at 12 00 pr annom, In aian-. J; r"?1- P?r 'itboot tba moorj, nor cootloord Uirrtim tbaa paiJ for. Yr0LI$ R. K. TINE TARLE. Colombo and Indiaaapolia Central Railway. T':nL-.. Traioa Arrlta. 4 tu A. M Day Kiprraa S 00 A.M. 1 r. M Mail 1-35 P. at. 7 3i V. M 5iht Eipreaa 8 35 P. U. BcllcfonUioo trail a lara. 4 00 A. 11 4 P.M H 11 P. M Mali Railroad. Traisa Arrive. B 15 A.M. ...I'Mfl Noon. .... A45 P.M. Madiion Kai'roaJ. Trains Iave. -r A. it Mail Tralna Arrive. .. .119 A.M. S.l-0 P.M T P. M. JeSVraonville Railroad. iraloaLaava. Traia Arrive. MorninKx 10 15 A.M. N icht K 1.10 A.M. ( hicaoKx.. 500 P.M. Cii caaa ra. 1J30 M. Mht fl ...IDU P.M. Ktrt.lng Ki. . 7 3'l P. it. Teru RailroaJ. i r tin !."vs. N..ori... 10 0 ) P. M Trataa Arrlvr. 7 20 A M 4 35 P. U. . .Chicago i"jirr ... Lafayette Kailread. ' ra!ct.ave l'i 4-I !f.in .. 7 P. M.... 10 25 P. 51.... Train.' Arrlv. 4 '.'0 A.M. .. ..1)10 A. M. 4 5 P.M. Tirre Hanta an! IiicLinonJ KallroaJ. Train I.aave Train Arrira. J:I5 A. M. ..1" 4 A. M. 6 40 V.U. 7 15 A. M. 15 A. M Acromnn-tatin... 12.35 P. M Cincinnati Kiprtkf . tli) P. M Mailand Kxprra . :U P. M .1Ubt Kiprrna.... Cincinnarl Railroad. Tra'nst.eave. Train Arrha. 45) A. M A..KprFa 1115 P.M. iOMl . M Stall 7 V) P. M. 4:3) P. M..Grrmbiira: AcroroadaUoo...0 20 A. M. 730 r. M bt Ri(.rea 12:15 A.M. Loaliville, New Albany and Chjcafo Railroad. K?rOrtncatlaJonction goirg nortl 6.l0 P. M. r.im noata 11.47 P- M. 44TH INDIANA LEGISLATURE. i pre I a I Kcaalon. nr in t. r a tu Nmm r a. a. ai w. ii . rrm. Oiiudtioiis and curtaihitrnta of these 7.Vvorti.Jor fant fiice in thtse columns, tri lejrintr.il in the llrtvitr LeyisLitite Jitjxjrts. IN MINATi:. Tnun.DAY, Xocemler 3 K. The rRi;IlEXT j-ro tern. coiuinanJo.l ord r -ttyuVlx-k a. m. On motion by Mr. ALI.ISOX the rca.lin of yc-tf rvlajN journal wa liiHiisel w ith. PETITIONS AM) MFM0HIAI.'. Mr. AI.LISoXprc-ciitxl t wro m tituois pray, insj aiucnlineiit to the Liquor Law, ii;nel hy iorne I,") nam. . Mr.Cullen, for .Mr. JU.'KxXW pre ntcil two ainill.ir ltltl Hlt Mailed ly ..H) li:mn . NVhiiUwt re nf. rr l to the Committee -n TtmitTiiuc. Mr. lItUl pres. nt. .1 a jx tition from ritien of ltart.'iolvuiew county, praying for the reKalt f thai ..Ii!ior l ilailv relit fl.iw; which wa nftrrc.l to tin p.i:il Committee therein. M Ff "II AN KM!- ANI MINING. Mr. U'Ai:i. from the t'onimitteo on Corporation. r turn. . I the hill II. K. IUI in relation to ciTporati. n for mot li:tiiieal, mining ami qusrrj purpoM.'. reeomincmlin iit i- e. I'hfnp. rt wis ivn.urrotl in, ami ih. 1 the eeom time. pahill A "I ATK N'i ILM IL H IUHll.. 1 Mr. AI.I.IoN, fr. ni the Committee on 1MTi atiou. r.turm.i the hill. II. II. ll'.MtaMih-in,-u Mate onii.i n IhkiI, with numerous j ::t:i. nIui- r.t. n c tarn inline it pa-:iire. Ih- i 'tu:nitt. e ano iulm- nt in section 2. luakin,' the nuiiil.. r of Tru-tec "four" inyte i.l t f wa arv-l t. rtie -.mraitti e a:u. n luu nt in -tioii 3, tiinir t!i. tt nn of oiti.e four " jeari inte.l.J ix. t, a-reed to. J he comniitt.-e am. n.lment in e lion 4. ul'titutiu laniiary " t" r April," a the time f-r the annual lm-ctin of the Trutee, wa. ,ir i .1 to. 'I he c uinutl. e a,ti li.hii. ot ill . ction '. a'.litutui' .',ihi" for ?."'. .' a t lie t:un;niu:n .1 . ti.tti n r.Hjuir. .1. to ure the h-ti-.n f the h.M 5. a- ar.-e.i t.. 11.. Miiitmlti .- am. li.hio nt in tictt . u'--titutin r "c-i'" fT "fl.'':' :t the um t" he .Ii u n ir t;i the tro.iur f -r otnpl. ton of the t'iul.iin'. t" in,' r.-.i-1, ol-j tool .- nia.le tlicr-'. .tlr. Al.LI-i i:i i !. an a? p. t s nati r i:i f.4 ifif the utii. t:?i.n j,t. 31r. Ct'l-LKN wool l i .t ihr n thine in t..-: way f u h :m . nt. rpi i of t.-uiitrv 1 i !,:.;).' f r th but the .iitrii t 1 ati . ri f thi sch.s- l could jut i . !l bi i i'i.o si a j.4.l 0 , and e t; the M it tl.i '..!. m oi ..i".-'.L to I Iraw n fn :n the tr. surti. i. ntl v h w . U il ir w -an t t!.. Mr. WUlt.il r f. be a I... 1 . :. . lb :i.rv. i Hit taxes are now tl I W e oti.l.t t. save every M lt.- Tre.l-UI . .r.-d t!o' pr.!ci.t vv...nld u: l Ii. t . .p -e '.lo- ai , nd-i;ii-ui out i :i. u.!t t tl..- n. r anvthir:,' v f t!.at kind. ii. d s lo !. or Mr. t A- w u w il!.!!.' to 1 mJ li if it t - '.. . r d ui'd t:i a ti r- !. li.ir out of the mi dati ii of our ha c cotiilM tent Mate I r. i-,:r . f r it i- th- f ch l v T. : i ; it e .! - i.. t tea. h. r- i lo U. 11 w d ;.' Mo :u 1J t ra w .th, .t bi XI' tleV t t . c.rrv :i a ln. 1 - If lllosl b ficti c.-i.t pur e f r v hi i. h th- M. le . an -!il h T la-lo v. Mr." r.KNNKl i pr e i him.-lf in fav.-r 1 t!..- aim n.l::n :.t. and wilUii.' t- t. :.nv anu-'.;:.! tu . d -I 1 r the i in-.-iirj.-. no nt i f u it Hit! rprie.. Mr. I.KK. a a friend t ducu!i.n and of s lurin .1 .lo.l in the M.te .f Indian a, thoii.'Lt with ilo- nat-T fr.-oi Hu-h M r. f ul1 n th it w e can t .;rii. i: nt ctiijs tito n from v ari Mi- 1 v r!i:i in the Mate t put the institution n a ub:ant:al f und.iTi n. And we certainly -h.u'd ruird can fully, fr .-me tii.i- t )" co::n, ad ap roai !:-. t.. the Mate Tr a'.;rv. Mr. I T.I.F.N moved to ree..niJ. r the v tc ab;-!-. . t;. - - ijiiiii : t aim iidtiK-nt thkiii: out .",'.. i - l insf-rtinr la lieu "?'.- '." tl..- i.on. :iiu.t d ..-nation r-quin-d t . ' ire t(i- 1. . ati. t; of t!. h. h.., l. I lo' l: t ! n a- a.T'l'h- t Uitoi: . an. jetted. -1 to. i:-!u: lit w a then re- 1 IU" :.. :i alo n J11. lit t s Mr. i i 15 IS e; f II the part I f t. t-Vl r the t it. . -. t . k ; u; r . u: :i the Coinmilti-e ' I 1 ti-jii j"ied any u-h appr priati. n '' M ttc at tin- tiuie; f. r w henti.rou.'h i's I.. -il ature. pri:.;i i::-:;t.ni n . r aid it bv ap-l-roprut.. f.-. the It th. V w ill La 1 1 . i!at ore in jv deiw nd in n It to 1! . Ii in.fai.-.! the raaw cf the North rri state lri. n ,,-. - op'MM-J from the rir.t, an I thm th ;ra. terized j it a it ha nr.. v.. I ......, 1 ., - tooth upon tU MuK. licilaini.-j that no man

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.1 t i rt l . l : . r . . . . r . . I . . ini-r---i ri in- nin.rj, iti- wan rp- , ...... ... Fujr,,,,, ill. Mr. M'M'.(. If thi Institution Ufr th- tx-nrfit 4 th -tplp at lari-, tlirn it I I rpT ijt-jrct rn.itt r f r iir.lv rul rontribntioii f't iinivral taxation. ! of.j.f tc to a lrorMritirn f tliia kin. I toinsr put on a IcviJ, .r c.iijn-, with tat j nit ntiarjr . Thf rotnjrftif.'on f r the I'H-atu n f.f t!ii In-tituti-.n will run a hirh wh thrr the INIatur- rr.n. trituta to it MpjK.rt (f not. Th'-n purn-J th i that an aprrpri.ttl n by Uü I t'ilatur h';ii!.l art a a pr- .! tit t ron-trt-l future I-i.latur- l-ril.itor r nt "niiT Uif tiiarf jf thi y rannot a t tnt liu'fntiy nrx-n u h 1 Hiotion ithout looking to jrt--l tit. .Mr. VAN WKIP.K fri-nl to thi 1411. wouM Iik to batrthit .".",i'am nlm nt, f.ut Ji-I not rarl it a ntial. He wnulj rath.-r liavth lill a it I than to har no l.ill at all. It wouIJ p no rliitii uit t.tok to aliow I that appr priatiorn rm-Ie in thl way tnisrlit pr-t tit appropriation in ot! r lir- tion. l'vr hn it rin- to tl.i 'UMin of tr-n-ral -Iii. cation th Mipport .f -lucation by th Mat' It -rai w r IxitrrK irtuoulr poonotnieal all at i-nw. Tb amendment r'f the Committer? win rejTteil y y a nay 2. The Committe-ann nilinei.t to th-; I tli .-e. expun'inz th word "and may f r uflii-i.nt reaon ili-nii the n.uitc," w.i ar-l to. The Committee amendment to wetion 11 expun,'in th" word reid n o in Indim i," wa ai're-.l to. The Committee amen. Inn nt to s.H-ti..n 12 proidiiitf that resident of Indiana hall hae tuition fre-, wa agreed to. Th Committer amendment to cetlon II chani'in line Ö o a to rea-1 " the h'M.I to the lioternor, on or 1 fore thelirt Monday in January," wa areo! to. On motion l.y Mr. IT.I.KN' the th eetiou wa stricken from the l.ill l.y yea nay :?. Mr. ML KS moved to allien. f section 2 ami .1 ly iriv in the4 appointment int the hand of th f invemor, with the approval of the senate. Iritea'lf f le:nin' th' ia in the liuml of the (ieneral A ml.ly. The amcndmerit were an-cd to. After amendment of title the l.ill vu pa-o.l tothethinl rea.Jiii'. KF.IfltTH IKOM IOMMITTI.K. Mr. CIIArjIA.V, from the Committee r.n Finance, returneil the hill S. No. 2ÖI, amen.Iin? MH'tiou2r,r An Act proi.lin a treasury ay, tein for the Mate of Indiana, recommending its paai:e. Mr. NOYKS, from the I'omm'tttee on County and Township P.uine, returned the hill .. No. to amend wet ion I f.f the Art to provide for a more uniform mode of doin Tow nhip limine, npprovc Kehrtiary 1 Kt'.t, rceoinmendiir it aa.'i Mr. i;i: N, from the Committee on Finance, returned the hill IL U. 17 to authorize and rcjuire the f Vuiniisioner4 .f the Mate Its ht inkin Fund to make settlement with tlie s.inkinK Fund Couimiioner for $422.'m War I-o:ni ..nd purchased l.y Sinkimr Fund f 'oinmiioru r w ith money 1m lonirimr to the f ommon S. hHi Fund; al the sum of liö,- , moneys lielon-ini: to tlie Common S hool 1'uml advän. c.l l.y the Sinkimr Fund to pay interest on the Mate dcht ; alo the suin of ?Xr .V Ki, Saline Fund, and lMi:. l'a-ik Tax Fund: tlin-ctimr the tran-fcr to the Common School Fund f.f the Mate of Indiana of so much of the two and a half and live iter cent. eortihV:te of the stock of thi Stute a will, at the price paid for the amo. amount to the a'irre'ute of the sum mentioned in thisio t; authorizing and directing the ron r olhVer of Mate to iue a U.inl of the State for the amount thereof, In-arln six j r cent, interest, payal.le s mi-annually, and principal payable and redeemable at the pleasure of the !?tate; lir"-tin the Treasun-r of State to pas. to the credit of the ficneral Fund the several amounts herein ecifie., etc., n-eomniciidin It iiaasaL'e. T hese rejM.rt were concurred In, nod the bill read the econd time. THE COMMON SCHiMI. KI X1. Mr. CHAPMAN, from the ;onimittsj on Finance, r. turm .l.t!ie bill, II. II. 47, to Increae the power of the Hoard of Sinking Fund f 'otnmisiutTs. und to authorize said Hoard to loan any mom-v 1m lonintr to viid Fund in Indiana Mate lloiid or stock, and lro idinr I fr the canceling of such Imhi.U or stin k, ami j the re-iuin.r f new iiou-nep.tiable ImjikI or j Mock, payable to x.iid Kuni!, with sundry I aillelidllieiit. recoliiuicndilltf it p:isare. j The tirt f ominittie amendment, striking j out all after the word "discretion," in the fifth j line (if the lirst section, including the wonl "discretion." in the tenth line of the same sec. J tioti, the dicr tion pivento the Coinmiioueri i t loan money to individual, lM-imr readMr. Ol I.1.K objected to making It iKTeinptory t purchase bond w henevcr there is money on hand. It I much iM-ttcrto leave it dicreti'oiiarv with the Commiioiicr either to Jurehae Is-.tid or loan the moneva on hand. Mr. l.IIAIH.KY fav.r.l the Committee ameiHlinent. Mr. t'CI.I.KN oj.pos.lthe amendment; for if inn iravctheCommUMoner nodicrttin in tJii matter, they are bound by the terms of the bill to invest money on hand in bonds immediate. Iv, and bondholders could comhine and demand w hatever price they please. lie w ould jealouly fruard this fund for the educational purpose of the State. Mr. IIOKD thought this was a dangerous Lilt it is lea iiiz too much in the liand or t!icrt tion of those commissioners". It I opening an avenue for the corruption of the commissioners (not pretendinj; to insinuate that they will li eorruptet!) and lie wa tinwillinir to throw eorruption around them to reioe so much in the irtue of the coniniiioner. He had not iriven the thought to the bill necessary to say how the matter ouht really to Ik? dealt with; but with bi present understanding of it, hoped it w ould not pa, Mr. CASON could not ee the force cf the objection to thi Committee amendment, that it would raise the market price of Mate bonds; entered into a detailed statement of the w orkim of the Hoard of Sinking Fund Commis-f-ioner; and concluded by fav oring the adoption of the amendment. And then the S-nate took a reees till two o'clock p. m. AFTF.UXOON SESSION. The Senate met at 2 o'clock, and proceeded w ith the consideration of the business pendin: at tin- time cf the recess for dinner. Mr. COKHIX'S prejudices all alon.-r have Ihmmi against the ehanpn of thi fund, and now he is called UfKm to tak? a choice between two evils thi bill .nit eomenfrom the House, or a it i proMsctl to te nmcudcl by the report fT the Finam-e Committee. He "spoke in oplHition to the amendment under consideration, and gave hi reasons at lenirth for prc-fer-rimr the section as it came from the House. Mr. MLKshad tlisired for year that this fund should N withdrawn from lt pn-kcnt channels. He had lKked upon the svstctii as fraught with evil almost unmixed with jrnod. It create! the neeessity of employing a multitude of o Hic r and airt nt, and almost neces sarily mut 1 in the present state of society j and the w orld, a kind of eorruption fund. He had frequently remarked that rather than have theae funds haw ked alout over the Mate, as they have lecn. Ut the sake or havinir onehalf securely Invested in our public securities, he would Ih willing to s-e the other half unk in the bottom of the ocean, lie propool the follow in? substitute for the committee amendment: And In ca Mid bot.J and oldijation of the State cannot at any time be pure based at a rate o der med reasonable, ai.i Coitniaiun r arc hereby authorized lo lnvet ai 1 fond in the bon 1 or otbr public curitieaof the United Stat at Pot iceeding tbe.r arift value, arid whenever thereaftfr id bnd of the Siaie can be pu 'Chased al a reasonable rate, aid CotnmiaM Bf r my eil i t ecuritie of the L"ni:s4 State or any part thereof for cah. aaltha'.l immediate!? relrvri tbe procteJa ia id bud of tba Stat a aforesaid Mr. NT I. KS adv.M-ated hi amendment at some l.n-th. Hen-marked that the erurmal , : bill pr. jM.sed to authoriäe the Mukinsr Kund ; Commissioner t lean out the fund to indi- j j iduals in case bond of the Mate cannot 1-e ! purchased at a rea nable price, lie should ri-'.'ardit aar-at puMb- calamity to hate the ! sinkiio fund distribi.ted through the Mate ( ' and loaned to illdix Idllal or batik. As to t host-f und. It was hi first obj.i t to have them ( lUtcstcd in our public debt. I ! The amendment pnqnitl by the Committee ' would comix 1 the Commissioner to keep the ' ; funds locked up iu their vau!t, whenever thoblicatioii t-f the Mate can not be urch.icd at n-as, nable rates-thu nvcitatiiv a los of i intcr-t. On the contrary, his am. nduieut would aut!oriethe iuvtsttmntof fuu.l -tln rw ic l - ( m.' bile, in the bonds of the I'nited Mate. I mi. h N nd can alw ays 1 Ixniht or old in the put Ii.- maikct, : a vvt ll known price, and , till the money can tu- judi i-'Usly invested in our own s.uritic. would l drawing a hii:h rate . f int.ret. It would leave no rouin f. r Js.-u'.atioi cause no l.sand Im atti-lided with ii i aim lis.-, and would biin a nvtnuc ' t. the -täte. Hi pres. nt ..hi. -et was to make the 1 ill as -erfct a .silf. without uow .It -terminiii-z wlnthtT il vvor.l l be ju-t to our enditor. cr whi tht-rhe muht tovoto fvr the bill on It pas. sae. ir. i )Y 1. 111 epjMts,t thi amendment t- the f iuii!i:t.i ' ami loi'if bt. on the croiind tint it w. uld U-rxtrcme 'oliv f T U to ..cui y the positl mi of nioncv -lemicr f r any jrrvat l.n.'tli 1 of tune, while we are involve.! In debt. All the t i.eti. li urtfiti a,aint the i ommLttetatu. ii.lio. nt. in hi judiio nt, ap' lied with full b r.-e a.'aint thi ne. Mr. IUH1. aft. r r aduu the bill and makitu . ine few inquiiit o n. i ruin.' it. w a in.. re fiVerablv impres-. with it- provldon-. He .. 1111, H.'lM Ol, I" l il' aiiiiiu.o.ni J' . .it - ... ... . ..... J . .... , ...i Hid bv the siiat r from l-M.rte Mr. Nib, and alo t. the anu ndnn nt of the Committee. He pn ferri.! the mv1ih .1 it oin. fr.-m the House; and on n -fleet ion iin-e the ruf f.r dinn. r. f. It dii.'e.l to v. te f.r the bill. Mr. OHH w a not sure thi bill indi.-at.-- a prefer inoile of invtstin. thi fund; but a there Mi-m to le a i!i-joiti n to puh it through in some shajM. he desired b il rf.ftitl. without committing rnm-iii o r or . 1 .... . ... .-. ( ,t.M .ri .f..r a 'aini II. no aiii' loiuii 11. wi ' from l.aiN.rtewa. m U tter than the Coinmitti-e amendment; and hi nmarks were in 01-I.iti.-ti to 1- th. w ithout roiiur into the di taii of the bill. He undcrtood. from information t a.. , V-ta- I t .h I tilt ..ft tl. .obi. t. that at thi I 111 I ' 1 ,V V. , V' , . 1 . . . .. - essi. n tin-re wo im o? no aojoiiocu . . 1 . . . ..... tf the tute .11, t-that th? uiak ritv in thi IVislature oonK nd it i Lot due. And if It i not .....I,.... . . n till.,., t.-i 4f f..r the rvlHtl that we are now burdened with taxation, and

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rftnr; an. J It I Tniu ti la.i.r to nav th tnten-t ' iimtii, I 2 cr 'i Int n . . t . . tit. Hl .II t pritf i 1 r.t thi piV t at thtime, or rrn intmi it of nt. i Mr.' I.LKV. Ktrrr p-rh tn e on thi:iuiatiun hu thf inor,. firmly tin-. upon hi, I inm.I thr conr-lit.ion that l-lh am. tolm. nt j fliouM ot-l ilr.n an. I tl..- l.ill p.i..tl a it j now fcUti'N. 'I hi U on,- f f th. n, ,.t ti r ! j f'VN S, T I un.l. r our control, an. h. hfl no th.-r !.-ir.- thin t hu-.un. th.- it. at.. ( anI rnar thU fun ! in f i ry i- il l .it. II.-iC-uM nut hlp how !nu h l' i.tl. ni n j.W.t. t ; th y .hi not intinntr l.ut tint tin i hac full : "nli-l'-ncf in the Iloanl -f itikin KuilI ..m. ttii..i..tii... tl... . i . . " i.i si. ii'1!! 1. 1 i ne . naie ui p- ik loii.J. r than nrl. Hp f..r on.- wi. not will, inz to a..pt thi anicinlmr-tit anl thu ar . tho i oiuiiiiMon r: ha e iioronfi.j.nr. in jo!i an'l can not 1 t you ui t& thi fun-l a you iniv think lH-t." Mr. V.WVTKIJ. If wh:.t ha - n -il l on thU fl.Mir I-- tru.-. th-e inkin,' I'un l f ominiiun r lne t.laf tl a plain pn i.ioii f law, an no tmtt.r h-.v l.ih tlies jr.ntlem n may t.ui.l wronallv. tlu v are unworthy tli jla-. tliy tx-cupr; aiil h'-' wouM ra-t hi Vote i) take the fund a si-edilv a ttovdhle from tht? control of th.e mn who are our servant, and who hould -xeute the law a We V rite it. He i i ire.I to see the bill amend. : ed. and iniht i ihly riont now Ufore the vote f.r both amendS.Ti:ite. lie did not j krow iiM.n what authority it wa stated that there w ould 1m- no adjutni nt of the Mate debt j thi c,.i,,u. Whether it U- in fa. t due or not, ! sound iM.licv w ould riiuire us to commence making proiion for it payment. Mr. ALLW)N contende."! it would do no harm to throw around these funds every jm.sible iruard; and emild see no objection to the amendment otTcred by the ."senator from LsiM.rte. lb' referrcl to the stat iiient made by the Senator from Lawrence, that there miht ii.-t be an adiutment f.f the Match bt thi ses sion, and inited that the debt should 1 paid on the r.ifh of January next, or "nie provision ; made f..r it settlement. The iil. -tit nt.- Mr. Nile f..r the Committee aiiiendnieiit wa then rejected by ayes Ii, nay . The question rr-c urrini on the tirt amendment, j.rojxsed bv the Committee on Finance, ; Mr. ( II A I'M A N. While the Committee j have all confidence In the Hoard of Mnkiiu ; Fund f Viinuiisioner, they thought it 1-ettcr to , throw every iruard around this fund. The fund i has already lost nie Jl,i"U0 in the last six J months bv Iv lnr idle, and thi i one of the rea- ! wm for ilesirini; to jM it invested in tix p-r : cent, liond. He explained the reaom f.r the ' amendment offered bv the Committee. Mr. M'N'NINU (Mr. Kichmoml in the Chain poke in opposition to the amendment, j Iti-fcrrim; to the Mate debt, he said he f.-lt some pride in having it paid. He wa a warm 'advocate of the Internal Improvement svt-m of the Mate in ls75. and wa proud to-. fay to , acknowledge the part he t.M.k in addlin? that svstciii upon the jM-opI.. of the Mate. It was ; tlie entering w-l'e to that spirit of unprove-nn-nt which ha made the Mate powerful in i tunes or iM-ace aud ureat and patriotic in time ) of war. lie was prep.in-d to vote for the settlement ofthat debt, if it is due, notvvithtaml- : inj the fact that the people are at the present I time hea ily taxed. Hut if we are not to adjust that debt now. let imt the interests of the : children of the State stand still let not this money lie idle in the vaults of the banks here or el sew hen-, but let it be placed where it will le drawing interest at six ht cent. I Mr. HA NN A. The bill did not quite meet hi views. Heeould not see that this amendment -rive sujM-rior proti-ction to the riirhts of . citieti. and preferred the Houo bill in this , particular. It was his deliberate judgment ! that by party maneuvering, or other causes, . the settlement of the State debt will perhaps pas by this tieiu-ral Assembly, and if it i1iks, : it don't require any jrreat foresight to know I that the stocks of Indiafia w ill become depress- ' ed from the very hour the Legislature adjourn. Then thee Commissioners can go intotho market and buy up these ImjikIs and stiü-ks, and j w hen the Mate conies to a settlement, they w ill . attain their full v alue in the market, and the ! eho fund will derive tlie lM-netit. And if there is to le a speculation of this sort, he wanted It should lie made ri'ht there. 1 Mr. ( AMIS' recited the provision .f the hill j and proposed amendments iMiiutinr out ineon- ; sUtotieies as between them, and expressing : the opinion that thi matter ha not yet Im n . considered with that can it should I'm-. It is b-caue he desired to shield the Hoard of Sink- : imr Fund Commissioners and enhance the value of the school fund, that he -ollteiided br the passage of a measure that will provide a secure investment for the moneys on hand. He oppos J the loatiiiur of this fund to individual-, and for thi and oth-r reavn uracil the adoption of the amendment. On motion of Mr. Cl'LLKN the aim ndnicnt i w us laid on the table by yeas 20, nays ti0 as I follows: i Tea Mesr. Itirker, B nnett, P.otiliarn, Bowman, t Brawn of Well. Cobb, Corbin. Calba. f inch. Fuller, j (iff. i ff -rd. 11 ua. Word, Uratt, Ji.iken, McClur"r, Mar'jar, Ma o, Moor., .tealin, Ojler, hichmond, ! Ste and Mr. I'reo.lei t 25. im ilr-Ti. AUi-on, llsear.n, Bradley, B onn cf j Hamilton, Ca-on, Chapman, Lavit, Ity ke ktiRlih, Milj liKlti, N ie, ISoyei, Kfan, Teny, Thompson, Van j Iijakirk, Vawter, Ward, Wood an1 Wilght-VO. ' Pending the roll callMr. HKNNKTT explained that he voted to lay the resolution on the table for several reasons; one wa hi opposition to that provision which requires the Lieutenant tiovernor to superintend these Sinking Fund Commissioners In this matter. While he had the highest , -onfidenee in the iovt rtior, he alo had hih eoniidciiee in the Commissioner, and was not ' tlisposed tO lllslllt them bv Coline tin.: another otti.-er with tin-in because there Is some tinm.iHio j in their hands. Mr. TIloMPrtiX exjilalned that he was not I williiur t vote for lav im; the amendment on the table, b caue there i no si curitv rcqiiin-d ; by law of thos,. individuals to vvhoni the fund ! inav be loaned. , Mr. WILLIAMS, for thefrt time in hi life. aked to be excused from votin?. Part of the I amendment he vva in fuvor of: -he was in favor of prevent in! the loaning of the-e moneva I to Individuals; but vva oppo. d to placing tin- ! Lleiitinant (lovernor a a .superintendent over ! the Commissioner, i The Senator w as excused. ! And so the amendment vva laid on the table. Mr. W I LLIAMs, Im Hcv ing that the ommittee would Im able to make a report satisfactory to a majority of the Senate, moved to recommit the bill and pendin:' aim ndnionts to the Committee on Finance. Mr. CCLI-KN made an ineffectual motion yeas 23, nays 2.J to lay the motion to recommit on the table. Mr. HKOWX. of Well, made an ineffectual demand for the previous question. The motion to recommit was auree.l to. Viol then the Senate adioiirili d UIl.h r the ! rules) till J oVltK-k to-morrow morning. ! IIorsK OF RKPUK-jKN TATI VF.s. j TninsnAY. Xoremler "". In. The SPKAKKK t-H.k Ih' I lr at . o lock a. M and dim ted the Clerk 1 read the Joiirt nal of Yesterday. On motion by Mr. vv IIK I I I , the journal was autiiinticated without reading. 1-KTIT1ÖXS AND MEMOKI VI.S. Mr. TKl'sLKli preseuted the memorial of the Count r Commissioners of Fayette county. ; for rciK-al of the ."soldiers' Kelief Law atier ; ISI4;. It w as referred to the pecial I'oinmittee tdl 1 the Soldier' Home. Mr. FUl LKK pres. nted a petition cf Fred. 1 Walter and other-. akiiu for amendments I of the Liquor Lieeiue Law, s. a to restrict the ! li-i-nse to drink it afford to minor; and Mr. MONTI iOMKKY prcMiitcd a TempcrI anec iM titioii: w hich w ere n ferred to the Com- ' mitteo on TcmiN ranee. I Mr. THACHKK presented a pet it i.n from 1 the Commissioners of hcbv county. akinir fr the repeal of the Seildicrs Kelief law; : which was nferml to the Committee on Ways ! and Mean. Mr. Fol'LKK presented the memorial t-f Thos. M.Hall for a claim for nsruitin service. He vva called to s rvi.-e 1m fore the completion of hi pajK-r. It w a referred to the Committee 11 Wavs and Means. Mr. Kit K pri sented the memorial of at iti11 of Parke county, proposing to have the law 0 changed as to have the road worked by contract, It vv a referred to the Committee rm Koad. Mr. Sl LLIVAN" of Sott i nsulted a 1 . tition for rejH al if the Io law; which w a nb rred to the Committee on KihNand Prhib Je. Mr. LAS-KLLK pre nted a memorial from niemU r of the Li:aii-iort Har on account of a chaiue in the time .f f oiirt: which vva referred to the C inmitt.-e n Court. KFPol.TS lKo)M loMMirTEFS. Mr. HKANTIAM. fn ni the joint omniitt.-e P. Wleni was referred so much of thef.ovcrnor's Me a n late to the Mate debt, reJs tted a bill. Mr. NKWCuMH. from the Conimitt.-e on the hi-li. iary. returned hi- In-urancc bill TL K. J.V.' rf oiuuit ndiiu it paaje. He alo. from the same committee, returned Mr. hitcide'a j ubli. ati. n rvi-e bill ;II. K. I" witlian amendment, adding aprropriatt ly thi-: "f-r su. h notice may Im- served en the att .rn. v of the p r- 11 akinj f.r new trial." Ac He alo returned Mr. Caldwell' jury intru. ti..ii-bill II. K. -'7 r-commeiidir.' it indt finite 1 t ih 111 nt. Th- r port w a ii'iii urrij in. He al n turncl Mr. Lae He bill II. K. '-J' nv. mint titling that Pi it line laid .11 the table. Mr. L.-1".LLK n-a.tml against ct ncurr n.-e in th n iort. Tin re w a irn-at hardship in the pleadin? w hi re the maker of the note i-Jdead. A n.-te should U- rectivihl in i-vi-dnc. unless it i- denied under oath. The same hard-hip miht arie in cas of asiTim nt-. Mr. N'F.WCoMIt h-vvit! that it w a m-ire cononaiit with justice, that an administrator, etc.. hould be coiuM llevl to prove thU the pajM r i !. nuine, than t deny under oath that whh h heniav know n thirur klK.ut. Mr. LA--KLLK. All n te ou.ht to Im- received a j ri 001 J'ac ir cv id.-nce. The r i.rt w ä com urre.1 in. Mr. N. also n tunied the Insurance bill s. 31" recoinmcndiiu that it Im laid tn the table. Th-rej rt w a concurred in. Mr. tiKF.t.oKi .if Warren, fr. m the Committer on Ilucation. returned Mr. f.!maif Mh.nd bill. dl. II. -17; recommending that it be indcfinitelY i-otponed. Mr. (KOlMA uti-d reason in hi t art f the state demandmi? thU change in tue lawrenairin extra qualmcatun. of teac her.

Mr. COLLIS.- th .u.ht thi provid.fi of the law ou-ht Vt I u-ndl for at eat fn Ti-.ir. Mr. I.UoWN" read the . ili Mnti-.n cf th law. ref'ri!.iiif w hit brain lo-s haM Im- lau.-ht. Mr.HIKIi:K hid heard compl iiiit a.'.tint th' (".,h tan lard f t qu aliticitjoii of teacher. He m tl, 34th Mi-tion -r. eri'.ir. the t.indar I f .jiuliti. at i oi f r In--. Tlo-rv wu another section vvhiili iTovriU tint to-ne shall t.aeh without li.t n--. lie hoi h-.rd the ei.mplaiot ill u-t rat ed bv a fitnii-r Ihn: The fabler hid irot ,i.-h that the caht -, !h-ji and laml. would tare. Mr. fiKl.f.f KV. of Warnn. said the Committer on i;.lucation h.id Im-cii untirin.' in their cff..rt to mike an a.fejt.Me s.-h". bill. They w re unanimo'i in the opituoii that thi bill wa not rcjuire.1. W ould vou jie tlie control of thi matter to an rdinarv . lo-ol ine-t-in. often erne. I by ixcitetmntr Hen ad the :iith set ti"ii. No "man should tea. h children without some knowble of plivioI.iry. lie r f. rr.-d al- to the 47tli m t ion. w ith r. IVreiiee t tli" duty f tr lb-e. Tlie MIlM-rintclld-nt of Public Intru ti..n had informed the coiiiinittee that he co-.i.J cailr i--ue a circular to the i:aminrr that would stttle thiliilieulty. If von would educate ruht, tart rizht. The law .lid n..t cout.mpl.it a profound knowledge of phyiolH;v. lie Would have practical, hard, coifimrn sen' ti acher.

knowing something of the law of heilth. and thr law of the land. Mr. KU Ii Could an iu!i idual ir t li one without knowhd-.M.f t.hvsiob'jMr. ;i:K(if Mil . He mi-ht; but the Kxam- ! no r would hardlv do riht. if the teacher I know nothing of the law of health. Mr. 11IIAN1IAM thought th.- mIukI law 1 ou-ht to 1- modiried in thi rejeet. Thev had ' yot the tree so tall that it wa out of si-lit to tirt limb. He demanded the prev iuin "quej tion, and there was a second, and the main question wa ordered. whereiiiM.n I he House refused to concur in the rei.rt of ' the committee Mr. t.UKCiOKY, of Warn n. from the Com mittee on Kducation. returned Mr. Ferris' school bill II. I.. 'Sri.) taking away restrictions as to aire, reeommendin-; its indctinite postponement. Mr. FKKKIS reasoned in favor ofhi bill, that clijldren under six years and over t; cut vone years may attend school. Mr. COFFKoTII thought the j-entlemaii was ruht as to persons over twenty-one year. Mr. KIIOADS said the committee concurred as to that. Mr. COFFROTH. We could reach it, then, by refusing to concur in the recommendation. A messa-re was now received from t he lovernor transmitting a communication, suncd by S. IL Ku-kirk and others, of Moiir-M ouuntv, projM.sing donations for the establishment of the State Agricultural College at I'.loomington, viz: The (leological and Mineralogical Cabinet of the late Ir. Iav id I "ale Ovven.'w hich could not be procured for less than tlö.UfH, and a farm in the ncihUiihoo.1 worth 75,ich. On motion of Mr. HL'.sIilKK, it was referred to the special committee, on that subject. Mr. W01 IDS agreed vv ith the gentleman from Huntington, as to hi desire to amend the school law speaking in 1m half of those young men who have Im-cii deprived of schools by service in the w ar. Mr. HKOWX hoiM-d the law would not be changed according to the provisions of the bill, older imtsoiis in the schools would engross the time of the teacher to the detriment of the children: and the first object of the school fund Would be defeated. Mr. LASSKLLK thought the reort should not be concurred in. The Constitution provide that the schools shall le " equally ojm-ii to all." He caused the Article to Im? read bv the Clerk. Mr. KIIOADS. Were blacks included in I this "all?" Mr. LASSKLLK. No: all white people. He commended the school system of Indiana, w ith all its iniiM-rfections of efetail, as the best in the country. Mr. fJKOVF.S demanded the prev Ions question, and there was a second w hereupon The Hous refused to indefinitely postpone the bill. Mr. f.KKflOKY of Warren, aNo return.'d the Colored S hoo Children jM-titlon of D. IH-kwoo.1 and others, reporting that a majority of the Committee had reported a bill on that subject. Mr. MA.loR, from tlie Committee on Fees and Salaries, returned Mr. Laell-'s County Auditor bill II. K. 71 re-otnniendiiig its paage. Mr. A1M1KTT, from the Committee on Claim, reported on the claim of speigK-, Thomas ,vi Co., that it 1m? referred to the Committee on Way and Means with instructions to incorporate the same in the Spccitic Appropriation bill. Mr. P.rKNKS.froni the Committee on Rights and Privileges, returned .Mr. KiL'ore's Fi-h bill IL K. 174-i with an amendment excepting from its provision the modes of taking lish v hiM.k and line, gig and snare the penalty licit los than 10 nor mure than -Jlo". Mr. LANK, from the Committee on Manufactures and Commerce, returned Mr. shuey's St. Joseph Iii vor Dam bill II. II. .;;;. reeomniendinir its paai.-e. Mr. sTKlNflKK. frain the Committee on Koads, returned Mr. P.onner's Koad Company bill IL K. 271: alo, Mr. ColoverN Koad bill IL K. H4; as. the bill II. K. lid. recommending their pa-sage severally without amendment. Mr. HONXKK. from the Committee on Roads, returned Mr. Hamrick's road bill IL IL 2111 with amendments, striking out "seven'' and inserting "four," striking out tifteon" and inserting ten" in lieu. lie alo returned Mr. Hoover' road bill IL K. lS:ij with an aniendm-ut i f title; adding this: And prescribing a penalty therefor." Mr. sTRlNtiKR, from the sanie Committee, returned sundry petitions for amendment of the law so as to authorize swinging gates on the huhvvavs in certain eases, reporting a bill on that subject. Mr. STIVKKS, from the Committee on County and Township Husiness, returned the Weight and Measures bill s. 122 recoiiinicndin. it- passage. He also it-turned Mr. Milroy's bill U.U. 2b.i to relieve county otSccrs from penalties attaching to the Dog favv of March 2, l'rsjö, recommending it passage. Mr. CA I.DWKLL. from the saniCLConiniittec, returned tlie bill reducing the nunU r of Justice of the Peace and Constables to nie in each township, with . favorable recommendation. Mr. 11 AM KICK, from the Committee on Corporations, returned the Corporation bill s. lo:: with an amendment in section 17. He also returned Mr. CorTroth'a Foreign Insurance bill I II. U.207 with an amendment in section 1. The prov iioiis of this bill shall not Im construed so a. to exclude hors? insurance and detective companies insuring against thieves. Mr. HAKKIs-OX, from the Committee on Corporation, returned the Town bill . ii;" recommending its passage. ' ' He a!o r turned Mr. tlregory of Warn-n's bill II. K. 241 repealing limitations as to caital of manufacturing companies, recommending it pa-sage. Mr. Fol'LKK. from the Committee on Corporation, returned the Parks and Fair (.rotinils bill s. 31 recommending that it be laid on the table the matter Im ing embraced in the gcm-rul bill .1 lining municipal power. Mr. lU'SKIRK, from the sle t eommiitee ther.on. rctuin-d hi Court bill H. K. g.'.! recotnnicnding its paage. Mr. LUCKHARr, from the select committee thereon, returned Mr. M.-Vcy's County seats bill IL K. 12Ö neommcn.liiig its passage. All fav orable report lie on the table under the rub -. XFW BIMS. Mr. N'KWCOMK introduced a bill H. K. j 277 for an act to amend section 2 and Ö of! the'act providing for the organization i.'ir-! cuit Court, tho ib-ction of Judges thereof, and I ih lining thi Ir povvi rs and duties; and prov id-1 ing Criminal, Circuit and Civil Court. IleJ ubmitted thi-. he said. a the first i f a series of four bill ( No. 277, 27", 27'J, 2m; to provide a court for the iM-edy trial of criminals in In-. dianajoli, by whi. h member of the Legi-la. ; ture may lw protv til in their pockets.) Als a" bill ill. IL 27-j f.r an act creatinj the , sixteenth Judicial Circuit, and prov iding fvr the b-ction of Pro-ec uting Attorney thereof: and providing f r thetranf rof action there- i t v. I'he Circuit i Marion county open for . criminal trial, and shall try criminal caes alone. Also, a bill TL K. 270. f..r an ad to amend ctioii y ami lo of the Act prescribing the M,wer and dutl. s i f Jutice of the Peace in Mate prosecution. Person charge.1 with f. I. ny and misdemeanor v if there be a crimi-1 n il court. hall I- held to aj M-ar therein.) AU., a bill IL K. 2-.1 f r an a.t to amend , section 14 of the Act to limit the number of llraiid .lur .r. and i.intout the mode of their s. le. tion. dftiuiüg th. ir juri-lictiu, an I re-; jm alu.g all law inconsistent therewith, ajiproved March 4, 1"i2. diraiul juries in Criminal tourt shall hav e cognizance of all f-lo-iiie and iui.eiiiatior. excepting such a are exclusivi-lv within the jurisdiction of Jutieo of the Pca.'e. The.- bill Were referred to the Committee on the ' rganizali- n of Court. Mr. W'niD ititroductd a bill H. K. 2M f r an a-1 to arn. nd -.-. 12 of the' act to au- ' thorie the construction of lev.- and drains. ; approved June 12. Iv2. 'Authorizes companies f,.r drainage purj.. . f hi m. ti - n by Mi-, t oLLl.N's, it w a nfem-d to the sptt-ial Committee on that subjeet. j Mr. tiKIH ITH introduced a bill TL K. S22' f.-r an a.t to regulate the mileage Vf sheriff ! conve) ing convict to the state prison North: ; to aiin-nd mv. 7 cf the act authorizing the re- , moval of pri-ner from the s...uthern to the Northern Pri.n. din ting what convict hall ' Im tKiit to the Northeru Prison, et. approved ' Junel. iwji: and repealing the act regulating ' the mileage cf sheriff-, approved June 17. 1"2. It wa to establish unifonnity, he said, t in the h. r.ff mileage f.r conducting cotivut ! to the Pr.on. It also add another tier of; counties to the Northern Prison district, j There might be st tne inaccuracies, as to distance: and he Would move that it te referred ' to the Cornniittoe ou the Northern lriou. I Mr. DCMIAM move.1 to amend the motion t a- to nter it to the two Committee on the North, rn and on the southern Prison. It w a o n-ferntl. Mr. LAsKLLK inlnsluersl a bill to amend a.. tion 1 and 2 tf the act if January 31,1nV, tixiiu' thetiuie f holding Circuit Courts in I trie Eleventh judicial Circuit. He moved that tt be referred to the Committee ou Organization cf Court; but upon rep-re-nUtion cf 3Ir. Coffrcth. it wa referred to 1 a special Committee 0f preventative from

the e .untie interested, viz: Cam 11. Craut. Miami. VV al.a-0. iiuntinrton anl ( iw. Mr. sTKMiKK intro.Iu.1 a bill IL K. l f r an act prov iding for the election of Ixiard of lir.rt. r of railroad. authorizM by the Itwai.f thi Mate. The Dint tor shaU'bave le n a reid. nt f th- s ate f r five yesr. et:-. It wa ref.-rr! to a select Comniittrse of lit, el The bill reported thi morning from the J int ( omniitb-e n the Mate Ih bt H. R.2NV f.-r n a-t t prov id a state debt finking fund, f'.rthe psrment of tin ri n-i p 1 and inter--t of the War lan Hond. and the five and the two-and-adulf mt cent, sb- k of the stjte therein ntimsl; prest-ribing the .bit i. of the Auditor, Tri-a-urer and Agent of state in n Ittjon thereto; providing f r a tbrk ff -aid sinking fund, and fixing his salary; and providing a i n ilty f -r the v iojatioti of it prov i. bn, and di hiring an emerg ncy. penalty not h than 1'". iot more than ?! ."'.; was now read and pas.l to the second n-ading. flu moti.n of Mr. HUANII AM, it vva (tr-UrtJ, Tbt the bill I e on tbe tab'e, and that 309 io; ie. thrreof b pr 2 te 103 for tb Q of th Senate anJ .00 for lb a or the Uae of EprrrDtti.. The bill rejw.rt.-d this morning from the Committee on Koad IL K. 2l lor an ai t to authorize Coiintv Commissioners to grant the right to erect swinging gate on oountv, tow n-

sluji or private road. wa now read, passe. I to the second reading, and referred to the Committee on Rights and Privilege. .Messrs. t -l.-ieii,oaff of A I i.n. and -Richards each obtaiti'tl leave of absence on account of illnes. Mr. Covvgiir Common Carriers bill ( H. II. 211 introduced on tho 10th in-t., coming up on the second reading, w ith the amendments reported by the Committee on Railroad, requiring ;o"d ay instead of 30 days notice, etc. The amendment were concurred in. Mr. oWtilLL thought that it would le better to make the storage five months instead f.f three months Im fore notice of sab to make it conform to the Committee' amendment. Mr. I.oCKIIAKT said live mouths vva contemplated. The bill was ordered to 1m engro-se.1. Mr. fjregoryof VV'arn-n'a joint resolution ( Xo. 2i)), for a memorial to Con-rr.' fcr oUaIity as to the additional liounty and monthly pay of xoblicr. coming up Mr. NKWCOMK propo.-! to amend so a to memorialize for a direct tax to pay these additional bounties. Mr. (IKIXIOKY, of Warren, regarded the amendment a a proposition to destroy the joint resolution. .Mr. MILLKK onposcd the amendment for a tax. He would have a grant of land for the purpose. Mr. NKWCOMK would include the suggestion in his amendment, viz: "Or that, in lien of a money iM.unty, a grant of land he made for the bounty of such soldier." f-uch a measure as that conteinplcUd in the Joint resolution would reduce the value of iov eminent bonds. There Were amongst u? those desirous of further reducing the v alue of these bonds, by taxing them, in v iolation of the act of Congress. This consideration, taken together with the alternative proposition to grant lands, he thought, ought to carry the amendment. Mr. lRK.OKY,of Warren. The resolution w as now broad enough to authorize a grant of thank. Mr M I LI.I-R proposed to amend the joint resolution by inserting appropriately: If consistent with 'the interest of the country." It was adopted. The vote o:i Mr. N'evveomb's amendment discovered no quorum. On motion by Mr. COLLINS, the Hon then took a recess till 2 o'clock p. M. AFTF.RN(M)N SESSION. The SPKAKKK announced the special order, viz: the consideration of Mr. Shuey's temperance liill, Xo. 21-. On motion by Mr. SHl"EY,it was postponed and made the special order for to-morrow at thi hour affirmative 4o, negative 21. Mr. KIIOADS moved to reconsider the vote of tlie House of yesterday rejecting the amendment of Mr. Nevvi-onibto Mr. shuey's temperance bill. It lies over under the rule. Mr. LANK (by unanimous consent) introduei'd a joint resolution IL K. 211 instructing our Si-nators and requesting our 'Representative in Congress to give tin ir inllueneo to secure the passage of m law increasing the miision of privates and non-commissioned officers in the service of the I'nited States, to per month so a to make uniformity, which was passed to the second reading. Mr. COOK ( by consent) presented the petition of John Kolliner and 1,1U other, for an amendment of the license law so as to hold minors responsible for impositions. Mr. STEWART (by unanimous consent) submitted a concurrent resolution instructing our S-nators and requesting our Representative to secure such a modification ef the act of April llt, appropriating the ICth section for common school purposes, as to provide that where said loth section has been tlisposed of, some section contiguous thereto shall be uranb d for the use of schools. Mr. STKWAKT stated the discrepancies between Congressional and civil townships, involving considerable lalor. It was Intended to do away with the resulting unnecessary labor on the part of the Township Trustees, Auditors and Superintendents. It had been examined and approved by the Superintendent of Public Instruction; and that officer was anxious for the measure. It would save about six pages in the school law. The resolution was adopted. On motion by Mr. PKTTIT (Mr. Henricks in the Chair ) his back pay and bounty bill No. 1Ö0 was taken up. Ho knew that debate waa not in order; but he would have unanimous consent to submit an amendment, so as to limit the office of the Washington Commissioner to two years. II; also desired to amend so as to give the Oovernor the power of removal over these ohVers as well as the power of appointment. Mr. SPFXCKK obje, ted. Mr. PETTIT would then submit the bill again to the vote. The yeas and nays resulted yeas, 40; nays, 30. Mr. RI'RWELL, when his name was called, alleged that he should vote no, because it was a proposition to create new offices " to eat out the substance of the people." .So the bill fails for want of a constitutional majority. TIIirtTEEXTII ARTICLE. The SPKAKKK announced the consideration of Mr. Meredith joint resolution 'o. 1, for amendment of the Mate Constitution, by striking out the thirteenth article thereof the question being on the third reading. On motion by Mr. .MILLKK, a call of the Houc was ordered and prtcicded; and when the Clerk reported eighty-five hiciiiIm rs present and answering, further proceedings were diened with under this order. Mr. DROWN" moved to iostMne and make it the sp cial order for Saturday, 2 o'chn k r. M. If this course were taken, some gentlemen would h ive opportunity toexpress their v iew against this proposition. To force it to a final vote now would violate plighted faith on the part of the majority. Mr. DUNHAM." For one he was perf,c tly w illing that the majority should pas it, risen ing to ourselves the right of apM.-al to the people. Mr. HKOWX. That was but a difference of opinion betvvcn two great men. (Laughter.; Rut if gentlemen think best to press the vote this dark and low ring aftcnioonthe tint of the atniosphere corresponding with the color of the proposition let them do it and stifle debate to the disregard of plighted faith. Mr. NKWCOMK replied 'to the imputation of disregarding plighted faith. There would be time for us all to ventilate our rhetoric on some kindred question. Mr. Drovvn's motion was rejected. The joint resolution wa passed the final reading in the House yeas 51, nays 41 as follows: Tea Mes r.i. Atk!n:n. Boener, Branbam. Barne, Callwrll, Cbauberi, Cburch, Cook, Co Rill, Cot. Ferri. Finike, ;ieson. li.-ego-T of Mojtgurarjr, Orepory of Warren, CrifLlh, Ua-ar.tk, Henri k, Herste;, Hg. girt, Unffa. Hoover, JobntjD, Ki'go e. Lane. Litsni, liackbart, M.J or. Meredith. Mi.ler, Monttfoa-arT, lie Vey, tcwcoTT.b. Olnin, Pratber, keese, Kboadt, Ree, k:frd, nhney.S.ni, S:e art, Sullivan of P. V.. Trader, Cpsua, Welch, Wri-it. Wood-, Z ijleraiJ Mr. j Sjkt! Jl j av Me-r. Ahbrtt. Byd, Brown, Barwell, Bai- I kirk, Coffro'b, Colhn, Croart, t'r.ck, lavion, Iran- ! ban, Glater-ro. k, Goodman. fi:ov, Hargrove, Harri- j oo, Howar'. Humphrey, Euut. Laelle. L, 1 mon, Lepp, M.l-cy, O'Brieo, f etorn, I atterson. Per;, rin- ; oey, ricbanl-on. Roach, hboaff cf All-, Spen'er, ' Ster.eer, 8tilnf-r. Stu:ey. Su'. ivan of Scot!, Tbacber. Writ.', White aud Wo-drbff 41. , On motion of .Mr. ZKKILKR. Mr. Stiver had ' leave f-f absence on account of illne. TAXATION FOK SCTIiiOL.. ! The s n:ite Joint resolution No. 3. proposing J amendment to the state Constitution in the -2-t.l siftion of Article iv. o a to admit of legis- j lation to enable cities and town to rai-e money j by taxation f.r the support tf Cf.mmon School, without resjM t t to a uuiform rate, coming up on 1 the third reading, it vva paed the Iloiie if . Rep res ntative vea .";. navs.11. Mr. Harrison "bill III. K. C), to amend the , -th s.t-tioii of the Liqiior U. i-n-e Law of 1 ':, ' for the pn t H tk'ii of Sundays and election day ! the jm nalty :', coming up on the second j reading with the CommitPf' amendment. making the penalty flu instead of s") not i Ie than flu. nor more than V'.") Mr. HAKKI-ON showed that the s.dc obj?ct was to g, t a jm nalty. Th amendment cf the Committe was ! adopted. The bill wa then pasel the final reading in the House of Representatives yea 7?, nav 7. f Mr. COFFROTH demanded that the names, atSnnativ.- an J negative, be called over bv the Clerk. It wa so ord.-nd. He made thU request. Nraue. cn looking over the journal of la-t eion he had discovered that he was recorded a Yotirur in favor of Mr. New comb's bill III. R. No. 47 investing the Trut fund in the bonds cf the state; whereas, he wa not present when the vote was taken, but a preparing himself and expecting to make active opposition to that bill. It waa still pt-nding in the Senate. Mr. Thvher' Delinquent Tax-li-t Mil II. R. 177; coming up ( w ith the amendment heretofore 'reported) ou the third reading. The amendment waa adopted. Mr. TIIACHKR explained that it was to rait the printer' comiensation from & cent to C) cent; anJ to mike the rate uniform throughout the stat. The bill was passed the final reading in the Ilouee of IUpiriUüve Tea 51, nay. 27. Mr. OrlSth's joint rt-eölution No. 17, to ameod sec. 3 of an, i cf the blatc Comtuutioa

m a to provide f,.r annual eion of thefienrral AwrmMr, roinrr tun it waa ir.lTTsl to engrossment and thirl reading. Mr. Kl'-KIKK couid.Tcd that the proposi

tion w r right Mr Dl'NHAM taught we had enough of -.It tion kill h asltl. latii n such a It i. Mr. COFFKOTII doubted at thi time the I - a . r ......Inw.tnl t.a t ls itrtAll tal law. We luve just emerged, frr in vvur.i te jr...... , . . . Mr. tlKIFFlTH. The sute f t hio wa com lied t make a similar amtio'.ui.nt to their new Constitution. He thought it wv nianifetly the wit-st course hen now tngive the prfisition a trial lM f-.re the Jfojile. Mr. MILLKK ssxecd with Mr. innihini. A railed session Would dlJMe of blllnes cheajver, in l-s time, and to t-tt-r itlf.u ti. n. than when a new rganizatiou i made and new officers are to leel,ctii. Mr. NKWCOMK ht.l alwaya regard.! thi ytem of biennial seion a a wasteful one. Ä called -,. ion alw ays exi.ed the tiovernor to unpleasant parti-an iiiipiitaiion. He nasonod at length in favor of the proposition, replying in detail to the obj.etion, Mr. MILKoY -poke in favor of the proposition. Mr. lU'SKIRK pursued the argument in favor of the joint no-.ition alleging lus'i 1 1 the school and other fund for lack of a just taxation; and heavy losses to the Mate on accoiint ft executive Usurpations in the absence of legislation. Mr. HCX11AM expressed bis opinion and experience, lie submitted whether there had not lnt-n as odious Usurpation w hen the Legislature ha been in session nswheii not i i session!1 If law passed once in two years will not restrain them, laws pa.ed every vear would not. "The world i jroverne!' too much;" and herein was and always had been tlie difficulty in the state f Indiana, The gn at general principles of legislation stand from age to age. lie was for the stability, the tinchangeability of laws once received and accepted as wiiolfsomc and jut. Mr. SIIFKY rcpli.d. show ing the insiimVii ncv tf time for legislation, as the Constitution now stands. The evils complained of w r re referable to hast, legislation, on account of the restriction a to time. The joint resolution wa n-jectiil yea ;s, nav 4. On motion by .Mr. KlIXiORK. the House i at 4:10) adjourned. Telegraphic Dispatches RKlORTEI EXrilKSM-V KOll THE IIKKALn. Artcrnoon loii-t. CLERKSHIP OF THE HOUSE. LATER FRO. 11 H IVAÄA. THE SIEGE OF MATAMOltAS. Troops to be Mustered Out. SOUTH AMERICAN WAR. TUE PAUAGIAY.NS DEFE1TED. THIRTY VILLAGES DURNED. Contested Seats in tbe House. Etc., Etc., EU From New York. Clerk. tiinoff the Hoiiaelr naioii Itureuti .uortallt) Aiiion: Freed iiicii I.otiisianu f laira oiitet.tel Heul in Hie House Tlie Tet Oalli (lucst ion Suffering- of Hat? Survivor of ta WrecKecl sclioonrr. New Yokk. Novf mber ÜU. A special lo the Herol'J dated Washington, NovoiiiImt 21, says: It i understood that an effort will Im made bv the New York delegation at the organization of Congress, to divide th clerical honors and emolument with Pennsylvania, w hich has so long enjoyed a monopoly of th-m. A struggle to depose Mr. Mi Phcrsoji from the clerkship of the Hoiis. w ill undoubtedly be made. Several candidates for the clerkship are being talked over by members already here.and it would seem from their earnestness that Mr. Mcpherson has more to do than to simply walk over the course. The name of Richard A. Sherman, of Omida Co., is mentioned in this connection. The officers of the Pension Hureau are convinced that there are a large number of persons in New Kngland and the Western States who are palming theni-elves off upon people entitled to pensions as licensed agents of the Dureau, who are entirely unreliable. All agents for pensions are "required to hold licenses from the Commissioner of the Pension Dureau. The Surgeon hav ing charge of the freednn-n of North Carolina reports that during the last three years there have been great inroads ukh the blacks by yellow fever and small-pox. The mortality at Fort Anderson, one of the largest colonies'in the State during the rage of the fever last spring, two thousand dying m less than two month. Their sanitary" condition is now, however, improving. The WorhVs Washington special of the 20th says: (iciu-ral Fullerton has ju-t returned from Louisiana. He reports the planters unable to obtain a suthcicnt number of laborers and could employ several thousand more freedmen than there are in the State. The citizens of Louisiana are absorliodin repairing the losses sustained during the war and take very little interest in political and military movement, lieal estate rents and all products are commanding high prices, and all branches of business have been rcumcü with a degree of energy unusual in that s--tion. It has lxon strongly insinuated to- lay that the Clerk of the House intended to place the names of the Tennessee delegation of Congressmen elect on the rolls, on' the fir-t lav of the session. It is a-erttl that Tennessee is in the same catagory with other Southern states, and if this intention i carried out, another meniW will move to strike the names from the roll. Those that favor the measure, say that Tennessee is fully restored to the Union, and Is tlo-ref-re entitled to immediate repre-s-ntation. Nearly all of the Tennessee Congressmen elect are here. A special to the Times from Washington, of the 2"th, say: There will Im seven contested seat in the coming Congress. There is the ease of Krooks and Dodge, in the Kiirhth NewYork District, on which a strong cutest w ill !e made. Mr. Krooks is the sitting niemiMr. In the sixteenth Pennsylvania District there is a contest between Messr. W. 11. Kootit, Republican, and A. II. Coffroth, Democrat. The probability is that the cao w ill come up at once, that the seat will be given to Koontz. and the 1:10 referred to the Committee Flection. Oil In the Twenty-first Pennsylvania Ditrict, Smith J. Filier, Republican, contest the ceiii-fi-ate of John L. Dawson, lK-mocrat. In the Thirteenth District, the scat of Columbus Delaney, Republican, i contested by Mr. Follett. IH lllocrat. In the Seventh Indiana Di-trict, the scat of D. W. Voorhoo. DennM-rat, I contested by Col. IL 1. Wahburne, Republican. . In the Fourth Missouri Distri t,the m at of Captain Kelso, Republican, is contested by S. A.'Doyd. iHuKK-rat. In "the" Fifth Michigan District, the seat of' Mr. Trowbridge, Republican, I contested by AugU'tu C. Daldw in. The credentials ofim-mhor an slow in coming in and it is doubtful if theCbrk will Im abb to make up his roll in time from the ere-ib-ntials received. There i no contested caae this term from any of the Territories!. The crti lb-ate of (;-. i iJodvv in, delegate elect from Arizona, ha lw-en received, signed by him. If. Of eoure-, not more than three or four of the memlM-rs elect from the Southern state have anived. They evidently prefer to await the is.ue at home, and save the cxim ne. Among thoi; here is Jacob Darker, the well known New Orleans banker, who i the tuemln r from that di-trict. The 11-ral'Ts Fort re Monroe corrcjM-.ndent say that all Coiigres-nien elect from V irginia an preparing to l.-avef.,r Washington. The oath question will te t-td by Mr. tu irt. w ho will make application to take hi seat without taking the tst oath. Chief Jutiee Cbae ha telegraphed that be will not att.nd tbe present term of th I". . Court at Norfolk. A prolonged esii n is anticipated. Ne-srly every one w ho has had land confiscated proposes to make efJorta fr it recovery. It is thought that effort-will I made durinxthe pre-ent esion for the in.lictm. xA. of Jeff. Davi. Captain R-d-ert Whitley, of schooner Joel (i. sweet, give a statement of the peril and suffering ol himelf and companion. The v hotier was wrecked rn-ar Caje Caruever, and the survivor managed to escape a watery grave by getting on a little sand island, w here they n'-maini-d four days and night. U ing until the third day without anything to eat "or drink. Finally they reached mainland, but were comItelled'to w'alk a considerable di-tanee in in exhausted condition, and liable w hen they laid down to be attacked by wöbe, across the State of Florida, through a wild and desolate region, to the little town of Enterprise. a-aataaaiw1-t'1 The Mege tf n(amra. New 0 KLEAN!. November 3d. The Galre. ton Bulletin of the 15th give new from Hrovnyill, brought by Captain Kton F. Drown, that the Juaritts are gaining ground in the siege of Mat.vmora. (.eneral L-pino-.i wa not killed, aa reported. Lieutenant Colonel K. Mayn, late cf the regular army, hit been made General In the Liberal forces, and 2r. A. II. Morris Regt, mental Major,

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W vmmni.tun, N.'Vt ml r . A p nth nun Mil jut arrived here tolir from the l:i. 'it: .. . .. 1 i - -sn . I in account tt toe is iuvi..nr cf the Imp rul tn-.p- 1 nt Vf ry crodi.' ! to them, lb av . 1 'thev num'-rrs .ltillt 2.r. an.l thit the II- , im bt was a ! rf -t t fine. j T he Ijl.r-il I arty arc trattu ring stn-rgth I.iil v, and w ill .... n f r.-e th. Inn . rial tr. j ba. k into the int ri r. j H communicate-! om im; .ort ar.t fit b lour (inifrnninil re. ting the cou-'itimi f j affair abmg the Kio tirand . j Noad iitioiial ii.t lüg. ncc ha '..fii rcciitid i from (i. n. ral sh n la:i w ithin the l...f twuitv. f for.r hour. f tien.T:.! Fullcrt n. who n-.c!ied thi ritv CI day. fi-oiu New Orteunftdiriit.navsthat ailair j on tlie Rio firan.'.e exi lt.-I v. ry ht:b- int. rot ! in New firlean; n.-ne then auti-iiatiug i eri mi n ult from the recently r iortc. c iJ li'i Ml ketw ecn our troops and the Fr. in h. Later front llarano. Havan a. NovemU r Uy war f sr. j Thoniis we have dates from" .lam'n.M anil ItajU. We have n. vv to the 17th t.v tlo -t 'Miner Caralx Ib. The Kmpcrorof ll.ivti. Soiibvine. hi, prim-i.i.it-r. aim iw eniv-lo.ir Oilier- ! Ill- I-lii;! i aiol u.te. are pa-sencr. l,v the Caral. lie, en I n ut' f.r sf. Thoniis. hiving h.vn cxp. ! trotn .I.illl:ii. a bv the ltritili (i.ni-nim. nf. The insurrecti. n i-t n-ju rtcd to be 1 nun h -i ! Mlppress . J. p;(Ui p.. jl.s, the I.-ad-r. vv.- il I tears or :i.'c. II.-, vvuh i-iiiiy oth-r-. h.ve b.t-n publicly execut. .!. and there are ..-vcr.il other under arret, condemned to the mi-I late. From llavti we leim, vi Hingst n, that jfape Haytiaa h.i- l,n lmbird. d bv two I Hritisl, W:ir st.-am. r. Th- ritv I reduced t.. ! ahe. and the f.rt destrove.1." The troop t j (b tlrar.l are in j ., ssiou f what vva- the :tv. (There were many kilbd and vv.-und.-d f ti. r !l-. in. tily ws tho era. lie :.n I .tr,.iiL:hold of tlie rein Hi n. It is ccin m'.Iv ft !ierd that the reb. Hi.-n I- .it an toi. and' rl'rard ret in- in tramtii'ity tin Prci.i.-ntial hir. The Hritih Consul C n.-ral, Mr. Hum h. tiefamous ltiin.-li of Ch-nlest. 11 bl.H-kade fame. !r be, n apoint-. ( "hargo h Afl'.iir to tin- Hcpublics of Central America. t.red ie in (iartamil:l. He is to Ik siiecedcd by Mr. Syige, from tin sandwich I-lnnd-. The South American War. The rnraciinvans Acaiti Dcfentctt Thirty Villus;- llurnrd. New Y::k. NovemNr Advices from Rio Janeiro stab that the Paragu iv an had n-ci ivcd iiiiothcrdetc.it at Marunjitos.'tt 11 mil. s above the village f Yaguin-tte Cora, a force of S 0 drafted ir. n from Corrietita having L n cut up by tin Argentine cav ury under Colom I Koneiro. A slight engagement (nvurred on the 2; th ol SepUiub r, at Jusc-olii-s, in which the Paraguayans were defeated. In revenge f..r thi repulse, tin Paragu.iv am burned sonn- thirty villages on their inarch. More Troops to be ."H uttered Out. New Yokk, November CO. The )'url-l's sjM-cial says: Orders jut promulgated from tho War I'cpartmcnt direct the mu-b r out of alM.ut lii.oo ) more volunteer trimp. a a. Mlnrinc l)iater. Detroit, November .The tug Canidi sunk at Har Point, Lake Frie. she i a total loss. The crew were saved. JEWELRY HALF MILLION DOLLARS WORTH TO BE DISPOSED OF AT ONE DOLLAR EACH. Without rcRiuJ to value. 5ut totej-ail fr until 50a kt.tw vtLat you are to nc-ive. S.cit(Ii(l Iiirl ol Article. All to be Sold for ON K Ol. I. Alt each! 300 Ma sic Boxes f 20 to !j0 ea.li. liO d j with B 1U an.l t'a.--tineH Sfl to 50.1 500 Silver Teapot an 1 C. flee Crn. to !U 5.XI do Cbathit I.b;a an to H-0 ll di Ice ritcbi-ri . 20 to 6 2VK) do rirupCuji With Sa! vers gj to 50 SO'jO 1o fiublct anJ Diia-li.g Cup 5 10 60 3000 dj Cast.r 15 tj .V) 20'M) do Fruit, Card at.il Cake n.kei eot.. r,o 50.IO Ioin S.lv. r Tea tpi on lut -0 10 o 1o d do d d CoZ. IDUO do do Tatle fyooLs l.1 Fork 2) to to d. 20 C.fiit (io'id II an iiiR Ca-e VVatobr 60 to US) each. 233 I.iJirs' Gold and Kraan Ud Hui.tin- l'a.e Wa!he 23 lo TO do 330 fieiit'a limiting Ce S.lver Waith' s ?.r.to TO do 200 I) iinii l l.ir.g-i in to I II .1 5000 G11 Vit and Neck Cbaiiii.... 4tj dj 3oo0 do Ovil Hand Iir.Cfl-ts to H j iissi Jt and (iol 1 n-acelct ti to 10 1 2000 Chatelaine Ctiaint and Guard Chains 5 to CO do T000 Soiiiaire nd Go'd Hroorhr.. . . 4 to 10 !o 6IKMI Opal ani Kiueral I Itr.-ocL. . . t 8 do 6001 Mosa r, Jet, Lara a-id Klarem ;i.e Kardiop 4 to 9 do 7300 Coral. Uoal and Km-rald tardr p 4 to c 10 8 10 do CO do do 4001 Califorrca U am..nd l:rrat riß 2 fO t 3onU 11 .Id Feb an l Vet VVtch Key 2 10 lo (JO0 Fob and V. '. kib-ion S i !.. . 3 to 3ooo .l Solitsire Meeve Uu'.ton, ftüd'.etC 3 tO 8 do 3000 Go:d Tuioible. I'eiici:, etc 4 to 0 .1.. Iismsi Mim tu re Unkttt 2 .Vi to ID dt 4.K do do Matric Spin. lato 10 do 3H00 GtldTofit'i:.itk,Cri-c, ttc. 2 to S do .'0!KI Plain G.. Id K n? 4 to lo do 100OU Simc Set and feign, t King 2.50 to IU do 5000 Cha-ed Gold Kit K 4 to It Co 1nh,i California D.amoüd Kinps 2 to 10 do 7300 8t La lie' Jwrr Jet and Gold 5 to 13 do 6D00 S.'t Lidi-V Jewelry Cameo, rrl,0pal and other stones... . 4 to 13 do lCOOO Gold I'ttis, Kilver Eite3ion lIo d-r ani Pen Us 4 lo 10 do 10000 (iol 1 Pin and Gold Mounted Ho'der C to 10 do 500 Gold Pens and UoU Kxttr.-ion llo'dpr 13 to 23 !o 5000 I.idsea' Gilt and Jet Huck'.e.... 6 to 15 do 5uf W do tlo Hair tan aud Kails 5 to 10 do Certificatea cf the various arlcliare fir-t put into envelope-, sealed up and mixed ; at.d Lea ordi-red, are taken out witliont reirard to cl.oic anl sent by ma. I, tbu Kirinc all a fair chance. On racipt "f the cert. licate, you will see wbat yoa are to have, and tbeu It i at your op. lo i u ter.a me uo.nr ana taKe tti arucie yi .. I... .t. . . .... . . . . I. .. . .1 . : - . . 1 1 . . no., i uivuiwia iu iuu. vuiaiii a u..iu o a-e l, i-.a Hond King, or any set of Jewelry on our lit for (J K LiOLLAK. Send t."J Cent i for Ccrtificuto. In a 1 transaction ly rcail. we sbli charge for f..rwrtit:T the Certificate, payma; the postaf and do.i.a toe oQ-uirs., vj cena eacn, wntca -nut t.e encl.e.l when thcertiflcte i sent, liva Crt:firr.te w.ll tc nentforfl; l.'forf.; 30for5; loo r.,r 115. AoEsra We want atiits in every K--r.rrir.t. an I In erery town ant ci.uuij in the Country, and tbce acinic as r-ueta will he a.lowej 10 cent on every crtifica:e orderel by them, provided their rm-ttance amount to wne io.ir. Airrnt will col ect tt cr.t for every ct-r t.li. at, and run t 13 cenu to u, e.tber in Cish o- poM a ir Stamp. BYAX IlliOJ. dt CO., nov'Jl dJin 51 Liberty St., Sew York City. BOOTS AND SHOES. CITY SHOE STORE o. 5 West U ashinton .Street, Keep on band the ni -t Choice Selection o( (loods IX TUT. flTT, VT PlilCES that ran not fail to care the patron a pa ct all gonl Jud-. C.ll and ei.m ne tur it k auü pr.ee, aud satirfy yonrlvea that wSat wa ay la Corrt. TUUMAS 11 CM Kit aV U). L.vl3 dim ASTROLOGICAL. H T Ti O 1 O CI "Y Look Out! Gooil Acws for All! 232. YOn I.IIOI IAS, 232. GREAT AM) REAL ASTROLOGIST. Bi kill by thon.anda ba ten t'id, Tet, tbou-atid more be'H meet; For Jn Atr'.y ail mortal can confide. With Prof Lotjlda. JJJ Sor.a lllinot treet. ne teixs tou th events of urr. asx can never fc arpawed by ar.y in th: mjtlc' m 1 of the tara. He I the -evenb toa tf tue evertb i-oü for seven a-er.eratioi,, and bt-rn alib a veil cf lijrbt H) ha been viied t-T tbe tnmt eminrnt mr- !.., Lawver. Mitiistern, Princ'pal of tbe bet Tl.e..io cJ and PuM c SeTnlaa'iet, Coiie ;, Aradrm e ar d rciool. II ihow joa the l.kne,a of jour f-ture Wife ai d Ii band, ani anderstand tba ae-enee of Atroloy a tbe Kyt an. Perriana aod Arabtao. fmta boot and oracle, constantly relied on by tba Ka-peror Nap'.Uon, Qao El iVtli and Dr. Hrf.a&d rjutnfroti cttera. 02V 83 1 5orih Iilittol rreet. A.trol! coitaul atlou La-lie, ooa Coilar; Ger.üt men, two doi.ar. novia d3ta RENOVATORS. Cleanin; and Dyein? Etablhharnt. TSX C3TTID TATEI DTX-HOUIE.rO JIIOUTB lii-inat t-trt, lostlaoapolia, ladiaaa. At tkU old and wail-ktMWB tabllhsnt, tka lad law caa kava illk aad woolao (od dyad ia paraaneat a&d bact!falcolori; and genu' gartDeau thorowkly ranovatad and rpa'dVew and aeond-kaed clothlnf bont-bt and oM, alao a palirolar braack la th batMa dcao-cinaled Bna draw ' torn, btlilai dtibl clota, wr taar ta acy (amast caa t 0 wroifbtti.at It caa ot ba vuibl ta the aakad eya. IiaialxrUi piaca. Ha. t Soath IlUreftianraat. Bovldtf JOSIPB HARE1I Prartiatar A nxc moTOGEAPH or wasoisgtox as 1 1 m. aw. Hutu any auoreaa Bpoo Mipt of w-.ee Ilbam tlie .j. nu aaa.BBBBlaa.vwnkaa AUtoohc aVecord.! ft 0 eva m.fxu waaiao ia rvtry U0'( in tba We. K. A. CAMPBELL, 4Ä East Watln-to txreet, rrU U-a laliaaapola, lad.

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