Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1866 — Page 2
Dem«»crAtlc state Ticket. SECRETARY OF STATE, » Gen. 1IAHLON D. MANSON, of Montgom ivy. 8aQQ£f%58Xmi " TREASURER OF STATE, ,0 ’ JAMES B. BYAN, of Marion.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOHN B. COFFBOTH, of Huntington SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
B. M. CHAPMAN, of Knox. ‘
Preclamatfen by tke eeTeraer*|
. i /in iKDUNArOLM, April 17,189.)
CntlflcatM baring bacn rccelrad from tba MT«ral Clark* af Clrcnit Court* in this Bute, that tba la** at the ipaeial irsslou of tba Genaral Aaaatnbty of the SUM of Indiana, which ooirrauad on tba 13th dag af Ni bar, 1866, bar* bean fllad In all the count lea of tba Ststa: 1 ' ; 1 h#r*by adnotihea that tba data at which flit laat Sling took place waa tba 13th day of iprfl, ll*S, <n{tba I ooanty of Fnlton, and proclaim said l«sr*tajarca and aflar that data. ‘*4 Olrrn under My hand ahd the at at Of the State v’ [L.I.] at IndlauapoHa, Mu FTthday af AprS, ISO
^| et0
U55S9 Pemocntts, would rslte
i* largely
Mill, more
IKSIS parity, that if Ma■ve member* of the pTu*. Mari ■■ ■—By all the money neces-
Ihelndiazuroolia Bolling ASV probably receirea
Attest: Nelson TkosUa, Sac ratary of
0. P. HORTON, Qorereof. is. Sac ratary ef Btai*.
Mere
Censtltutlen TlMkeriw leal Beateretlen I* el ley.
The excitement attending the vetoes of the Freed men’s Bureau aud Ctvli Rights MBs, and . the action upon ttMm which followed, bes ib* •orbed congressional attention to that degfoe that the tinkers of the Constitution for awhile • - ceased their assatritb upbfi that Instrument. The Cincinnati Vugett* of JlelidBy, however, in its telegraphic correspondence from Washington, Informs the public that the work jof reconstructing the organic law, of the lai^d,* framed by the wiseantt patriotic men wbo founded the Government) has again com- , menced with renewed vigor. It appears that the proposed amendment# have taken a nefw direction, however, and instead of being pits sented to the House or Senate, they are n handed in to the Committee on Reconstruct! or what may be more properly .term ad tfcf c, Governing BfcaotorjMdJtaMra/GOTi^ ^At). Stevens commander. We give the proposed constitutional amendments which have recently been laid MPfWc' the Governing Directory, for the reason that we understand that there Is an effort ms^ng, by •Very /prenjineBt 4 i Republicans, te witahalrt ihojW Irort’tm* ptih-
lic eye.
The first amendpieut proposition that we shall give comes from the fertile and visional^
to be now under consideration by the GoversiugD irectory. jThe Gazette correspondent igr a sr selves to this plan, it is favorably regarded and is receiving scylous thought.” The idea that amirfl&eOWtof, &ho ft'''every* thing by turns and nothing long,’’ and who has been the advocate of the most ultra socialist sentiments, calculated to overturn the established * foundations ofwweMyy then « sptrftualifl^ bnd now affected with nigger on the brain in s most aggravated form, should be a leader ii> the radical faction, certainly increases the fear amoyg ail sound ami reflecting ritUens • that the/vilstvhich Ifavo visited the country during the reign of the party in power bavfe not yet ended. This man Owkn proposes the following amendment to the Constitution: “Section 1 provides that on and after the 4th of July, 1870, there shall be no discriminatioh in the United'States on account of color, but that ali male citizens of the age of twenty-ona shall be legal voters at all ejoctions, Federal tad States Ssetion >2 proVWes that for the period of ten years from the 4th of July next) representation in Congress, and electoral vote* fur President and Vice President, shall be apportioned according to the rfumber of legal voters in the respective States) and after that period by population, as at present. Se<> tion 8 declares that there shall be no discrim-
. inatioa of civil sege of this amem
benefit from the tariff than all the man- ?- ufhetories efbthe city eombtned. Hint this
the
to
Ohio, aud the head of
Ben wood, opposite Bellaire, is there leaves ^ KMjHh# tfer to I
the Potomac, the meaaderings of which stream it follows, dews its valley*, to the Point of Bock*, where it leaves it sod strikes
ms ms ann-urar address a few day* ago. for the PAapsco river, the ravine ef which it
gffg&ff&aiag s u t£
West Virginia
he, sept out
few dayi
look
IhtUlp
through til
terrific expense, but is being put in fine condMtaJakl*fialM*?**rinM*usltfBs. it is s ryad of cuts, tunnels tnd bridges. AEgrtst mlfiy objecib of mtertk ate along its route. There are the towns ef Hancock, Mar-
movement of asaanfoetorsn to Mom Con Annllla Jones ban pfolMNy five VM deiired
Information.”
It is well for the people of onr dty fo
it the - facts iR the case. . The nolltaft which now contritmtes largely to the prosper ttf Of IhdMnapdis, proved to- he A failure B/iown ) and others. These towns are being rebuilt j most of the physical wounds of the war taponflfocoooppenrte beinmied: 'Pbebocarional rains of a dwelling, and the frequent liule log forts, or block houses, along the line of the n>iuf, are reminders to the traveler of the late
civil strife. 0 ’ ... ,7 Agriculture is backward pn tbg Weak, ste*iie
mountains of West Virginia; snow still lies near the base of some *f them v At the Poia^' of Bocks, where the Potomac river turns more tatoous androcky sides, and the railroad passes into a more open, level and productive eoun
Ty;i ■bomb tHOYirffoaiir
oftheestabUahuent when neeaiw ebiein the dty eootd wmm: tfifoddUt^^Rndnd foot pole, and hy their energy; asgmdty, | nMpogemeid.havo mode ftW^at If is. fhe ^wrMls^ that the soMug nsttl U “ aa institution that probably receives more benefit from the tariff than all the ether maausaiKasssarBK railroad companies. That has been ill sole btfBMesfc 1 '**j?w>hrt Wky has the tariff been of so much benefit to this institution)* Could England, and re-rolled, in competition with a mill here, WMrffc a few mile* of the tracks
prepes-
terens ideo.. ''•’*« : _•• •< ; The Journal charges that Mr. J^UILLa Jones contributed " to the late cemented movement manufacturers for induce Congress to levy still higher duties on hnporfod
<4 he
a1>. We are advised that the Impost doftes upon
sob to those upon cotton and woolen goods. faMnfalytfa iliwUj \mn mnkfar Mill fa
England by rWlro|d^n8nin Jhl* State at per ton, whfon fs a imicnieaii price than they
tion. Why does not the Journal 'keto some-
brain of Robf.rt Dalk Owen, and it is said'ttBMglTil^rwngP'Vff
|MKdl*S
enrichins
Is
manufue-
mai mere snail ne no uiscrunrigbts from and after the pasendment, attirming in effect the Ly of the Civil KWhM Ull.« %c-
constitutionaIthe CivBBjghU^iW^c- * rebellion, or com3
ties Incurred In aid of the
pensation for sIsvm emanripated by the
fSnee ^ __
The effect of this amendment will be to force
i cipsted^bjrfoe^sUI-
negro, equality and negro suffrage upon the country. It also defines the conditions upon which the States lately in rebellion shall be allowed .to participate in national legislation, and their Representatives be authorized to' take their seats ill'Congress. That is, they will be shut out from all participation in Congressional legislation, and denied representation in Congress, although compelled to bear thfir share ef foe burdens of :gorernaas*t, unfit this amendment to the Constttntion is adopted by Congress and ratified by the required number of States. The proposition of Owen furnishes to the country an ides of the restoration policy of the radicals, of Stevens,i Sumner & Co., who now direct the action of
the radical majority in Congress.
Now for another t'nker. Hon. John A.i Bingham, of Ohio, who, we believe was *4* Advocate M ah illegal hhtftary commission that sat in Washington, and one of its acts was the hanging of a woman, is Impressed with the idea that he is, par excellence, a Constitution doctor of very considerable ability. The Cincinnati GoMtUft Washington telegraphic correspondent says that the proposition of Judge Advocate Bingham for amend-; ing the Constitution, is one of the most promG5rera^!g'ilrect<Jry. ^is as follows: i No State shall pass or enforce any law which shall impair or deny any of the immunities or privileges of citizens of the United States; > nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty or property without due process of law, nor take private property for public use without just compensation, nor deny the equal protection of the laws to ali persons therein, and Congress shall have power fo pas* all laws which sfydf be neflefoary arid .proper to cany
Into execution this provision.
The Gazette’s correspondent remarks: “ Tins, in connection with his amendment guarding against any future payment of the rebel debt, which has already passed the House, is thought by Mr. Bingham to cover ail the conditions necessary to the admission nC fos Southern States to representation fo TMugfess, provided, of coursfe, that the Representatives shall he able to subscribe to such entfi is Congress may prescribe?' ** ' ‘ n * The proposition, although clothed in laogtthgfe differtiit from the one' Ailnuttted by £Mfqr Owen, in effect, tnwffs'ffihe. san* grounds. From the two propositions tlie osnaUrf can form an opklMI Hi to the Conditions upon which the radical party in CongttiAi srewflling to admit foe Southern States
to representation in Congress.
We shall have more propositions from other sources in a few days. We understand that Doctor Morton, commander-in-chlef of the Republican forces in Indiana, will submit a proposition to tinker the Constitution in a day or two, if he has not already done so, to THAD. Stevens’s roerm struct incommittee, ’ snd of course that great light will not long be bid under a small measure. His Excellency must soon develop himself, and probably there is no vwmnwxjMm that he “still lives” and feels an interest In sublunary affairs. At all events the people of the proTiMBfr laHiapa wULbf-enjhj^tened as to the mforetfon policy or His Excellency, snd whether he goes with Julian in opposing
*, or takes the other born of
Shelby county Democratic Convention.—From an unintentional oversight the proceedings ef the Shelby county Democratic convention, held on the Til in: aftt, /shed to appear in the Herald at the proper time. The following is » succinct summary of the pro-
ceedings :
The convention was organized by appointing Hon. James, tlaarlsou *s chairman, aid R.
Spicer m secretary.
After some preliminary proceedings, the followibgticket was pnt in aeminatioa: Local Representative—Georgs C. Thacber. Joint Representative—J*hnL. Montgomery.
Auditor-Robert W. Wiles.
Treasurer—Fountain T. Robertson (accia-
motion.) t . .
Sheriff—Eleazor B. Arasden Commtsekmef—Christopher € Surveyor—Willi *tn H. Miner, Coroner—St. Clair Ensmivger.
Andrew Johnson, uaStOMWai* The people con no
idUfoMiitl’hlT!
i people can now tell from the givings out of Doctor Owen and Doctor John A. Bingham, the terms upon which the radicals are willing to permit foe restoration of the Union.
pqrt l| foe frill U bst sKflMlfor > )#«# M harbor improvements the following appropffftijbfihffthe improvement T>f tbs' ohfy take entrance Into the harbor of Michigan City, Indiaam ffTt/WO. Provided, 1st, that the Michl-
!'
impany has expended amt provided that the
Harbor Com
amount; Wtk
passage in and out of said harbor shall be free
jV fromfoll or charge of any kind.”. ibillMnstlMiaeiBUry of War authen-
ityitoicBpaiiAew ffvvey of ffh^Mthid bailors to he Made, if he shall deem It necessary v liefiMsrhsiiiMilla* the money appropriated.
HdBMBnF
rapidly, why does not the Republican organ
to Government bonds.
Another remark: Is tbe Journal (determined to iiyure tba business ot foe city by. disfa/agh*g those wDo are engaged la comributliir to iU advaocenMuaf) What bos any. ef. tUprothe Democrats interested iiHhe relheg nsHI? The Journal fSBli^have been living off the public, while the gentlemen they traduce have been contributing largely to tbe pros-
Negro Bight* Acs-
We stated yesterday that several negroes wore betqgprosecuted In foe Criminal Court in Meraphft^fer keeping Hppliaf and-bldlard saloons, iff vfoGigbn 'of jfol.Stafo laws, and their attorneya ptoad the Civil Rights bill in
Itw «ir»
that Judge ^H^ffTW* wlmnT foe suit was peiiaulg; »»» nmtlered bis deState laws the contrary notwithstanding, and gave judgment accordingly in favor of foe defendants. The Attorney General has signified his intention of carrying the case to the higher
courts. ______ The negro is no kmger the nether mill sfoffeJ *taJ«Mfooi
—i^ ^ ■ ’ ' _ ofUmSS
night I left Wheeling; the fi toriee snd other iron wqi' foe distance, and,'
CONN., ire SgAh H
-Tbe Odd Fellow celebrotloifitr Ne
An eminent tor Vf the day.
d Fellow frab spba^er has b
ternlty are to give'
oh the 26th inst
4>OOI»S ARP BUNDS.
bem deeded a. or.T™". to tM'MMlWitJWI**:
Am CI«Msa Cstrpenter*. , v ; -i:
'm~*tM** -- - - w. Sc oo.i
thwoiiddollars.
E31eii DaviSy a young wainan from Boone county, this State, committed suicide in Loubsville, one day laat week, hy. taking laudThe old story of “ not wisely but too
BEN.
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liirU t J
num. ifcll."
—There is to be a meetingof the stoekholderi of the Madison and Indt.mapolis railroad, at Madltoii, ua foe 55fo instant, to .cpnsi^ foe L question oi consolidation of that road.wifo the Jeffersonvilie road. i-ni -t ^
9EN, URMOUfl & 1 ^qo^ajs:
. .*• .(fl-.t- 1 H ■ W-ril Ur
—A too* and woman were arrested and lodged in Jaii at Jasper, foe .other day, on charge d^ bigamy-each hktf deserted » wifo and husband respectively; for the more af.
fectionate embraces of each other. to he voted for in October:: n e : Vr-P.
t —Hoe. Bayjesa W. Hanna, og Terie Houto, and State Senatorfrtato'Wlffo county, hfi accepted an invitation to addrtts the Kentucky Democratic convention at imULsriUe in Mav
18|MmgKffftP9wK .rnof! •7tMs»*toksne»M,Atoun>* ■ •*•' 4i.< h• v, ijl* m, Meeafsslnssie:e<<utn• i':-« 7.1
Tflwws*.
iSSJSJSSt?'"' - ** lyy.-iu
Wheat Indha .Btf Ih lfisryland, and foe m busily engaged put^ng ip foeir irises across the Ohio, between Harper's Ferry and Point of Rocks, destroyed in
lOf
aL-
farjners are bu •BifriEereM. TWbriige*
SEOUN
across the Ohio, between HarI Point of Rocka, destroyed i
^ war, have not been rebuilt, nor has Jh acoooe. foe Jjeastaryy WhMiOensral WA
LACE taefl a bottle, foe fli^tof which I* In tail
■HP view from the care, and w hich battle, a rebel
iron are' very light and will biar no compart- H*** ^''f* i*«,»dwlU)WBSoiitte train
convention at lAUisrlUe in May
preadSM.'LMe. Hanna is- owe of the most elo-
quent and IqeicatDratflTS fff India: Cotton Mill.—The New Albs
of foe 14th; 0073: ,
“We anlafarmed from a rettoble source that a company is about bctog.fjp—d in this city for the purpoea of erccttagiOM among th* largest cotton mills here in foe West, home of
Sajiffc
men whnbewn foe finoneial aMlity to iOsure.
Bystof. “
AND BLINDS,
'htoufs oaitf.'fooBe.. l "
.n/v -» •! ■i/i.SMMIBsa) - f
FURNITURE.
~li 1 1: ’j ^ (..i.r - i ..i .
t i.i VnfoKKVM dk HAU*, • ' ' Wto(aS*lBMsnafaclanrrof Ll ‘*
WBOLSnSEEff ««•»*, %IanM>aMge»l*aBaiBffniiaii,TnmaamiUs.
Fb TAWfoOB. J K.
on whleft. I passed, teU.foe leet by WALLACE without os
unw iwrtttsn
have
think W
SSgZZ
—>■ ^ WfW vm-wm mic jwbbciai aMlity tO its eucgeeall iinde>ta»en,r ■. • 7
’ (-A loyal individual, anfinatod wiU ^oaerifieingdisposition foservei foa puhUa lithe
capacity of offlee hoMOr, mMt repeatedly a late for sheriff, was arrested Mfo&y hi NeW Alliany, on charge of cohabiting with
canboteugMdtosdff 4Bff nottHtoyir But foe
honors its tolerant founder, the wise Lord Baltimore, as does the city of Brotherly Love its orginal proprietor, the wordiy wise Quaker, PHIH. Baltimore Is esttmkted to efifftam 250j)g0 inhabitants, "anti is gmwing rapidly. 10 baa a great future in stofe. ft wil command '*grc$&gfoifocm and a^heavy Western trade. Mid Way' hetweeqjfoe North and the South, by ¥* auMlbg trade R, with facility, BiitoeM the
Bf mnmmpDur nmfof
of foe BqMfff^#q%ic|BO0h4ffAicb rune
almost hourly trains.
Tba F^eraKiovernsient Uslowiy OutstelUily building up Washlngtoo, now, however, surpassingly dull. But politics here are
Ml J9ff la-
thing; no one seems to know anything; the IVsMdeat to fer admitting Southern representation, all iinlfretoffilfog foot; luff he hoe no msfoedofateomjdifolwgIt. HemMs little use of hi. JiHrbnaa.;; tor dom whsihe thinks is light, in fon line ef Me dUty, WtWi ho is required to set' He retains a Cabinet
to his views,
> (acclamation.)
Girton.
R. Spicer, Jacob Mutz, W. C. E. Wanes, James Fox, Benjamin F. Davis and Richard Norris. The committee reposted through their chairman tbe following • RESOLUTIONS: Rttolvd, That we indorse tbe resolutions IBIirLa Bto Al ^^mvlffrrni tow once wise, judicious and patriotic,' and pledge ourselves to abids by the principles therein laid down* RetolUd, That in foe passage by foe Senate of the Civil Rigbte bill over foe veto eC foe President, we recognize tbe destructive snd
which has but recently been brought to a termination. Retained, That by foe recent proclamation ef the President declaring the- rebellion ended and peace restored, we hold all the States have equal rights, and that the action of Congress in denying the representatives of eleven States wa&fisifeteiflwS termination to retain power in the hands of a revolutionary minority at all hazards, and deserves the stern rebuke of all good citizens who desire that peace Aid tranquility should again bless our country. Retolved, That In Andrew Johnson we recognize a bold, fearless and patriotic statesman, ana that la his StrugyM wifo foe present revolutionary and radical Congress, to preserve inviolate the Constitution, the integrity of foe Union, and foe righto ana llbeitlee of foe pea. pie, we pledge him our cordial sympathy and support. ly a5ontodl Ut,0n * / 0 “ 'LJTSmyth offered the fallowing resolution, prefaced by a few appropriate and commendatory remarks, which was unanimously and enthusiastleaUy adopted: Retolved, That we express our gratitude to, and admiration for, our Senator, Hon. T. A. Hendricks, in his able and patriotic course in upholding constitutional liberty in this crisis of our country. Richard H..Norris, by request, offered the following: Retolve<
van eonsfei
nominate, for a second term, the same person for the same office, operates, in many instances, preJuilstnl to fosrismfrsMff Of the more numerons candidates and harmony of the De-
mocratic party. -
Alter a abort debate pro and tea, the consideration of the same was indefinitely post-
poned.
Ben. F. Davis, esq>> offered the following,
which was unanimously adopted:
P.*tolved, That in the Shelby Volunteer we recognize a true exponent of Dsuoerattc principles, and cordially recommend it to foe patronage of foe Pemeatnuyof Shdby county, and that one and all Interest themselves in ex-
tending its circulation.
published in foe Shelby Volunteer, and foeir insertion, or a portion of the same, in the IndlanapoffwHEnaaffWMp fftattansti Enquirer,
requested.
convention, on
rned line die.
quitted In foe FranklinClreait Court In Min. soOri lost week. Notwithstanding, tbe Newt >—jaaaaar
Ism
iHT tiwo'i oM , Ife' * •** 51
-f 11 r»«. ’H, d.IAR'
tt*UuiSr :jt sc,.*
: ■—
sixv m not «o eaKig j.t
steamers, ^ It^fhMgfoflMiNIng, it bring* gionsof Pennsylvania, It supplies itself wifo the coal and iron of that State; by its railroad it does the same thing os to Virginia. Hence it* extensive and growing manufactures. Tbe citji hqs excel lent dndnmta; Itt Draul Park, of 500 acres; its convenient and excellent water works; its extended lines of street railroad; its marble mooumonto -wf Washington, Jackson, and the Father of Odd Fellowship; its charitable Institutions, its school^ Ua baauffffiKrtibdrbsff huiUHffkfcM&sWl-A&Sis worthy of-mention, (os one who sees Us hundred oyster boats, unloading in tbe harbor, will admit,> Us extensive oynter trade; 1M enterprising aud beneraWe merchants; .fopSe,
and toany other facts that might be saentinq Min ih 1 fsumua miffBffB—WBBft- ». It is stesnylg ttoqtagl iu iu sympa-
thies, and the great fair held here, during thla week, tbsAhe beueOt ef4hb r dseffw te in the tbe institution, Msdff puntottf Who do bdtrt-
ness ih.Yt'aahlngtee.iivaber*.-. They
a frail woman, that rumor says is no better than she should be. William J. Thurman is the ihdividuArs name. "tT Democratic 'Nomoutiqkb in Martin Coi'nty—In pumnaaaa nf on order of the Democratic' On Ml OUMfoftfee of Martin oouuty,mode at foeir meeting,in February, 1866, foe Dsneemeyef foe vartobs townships met at foeir raepectlsc voting proctncu for the parpenoM nossi—otHify hy lbUot, euudtdetea to be voted for at the fell eteettou. The result wsa foe selection of the following excellent 4 !lf* .I'- j4 > - ; * > For Senator—Hon. Tkoasks R. Gebh. For ReprescnUtive—A. H. Inman. For Clerk—Francis Bakar. r 1 ■ • * For Auditor—James C. tPHstcn. For ■heriff-ritoubeu Medermick. For Coroner—JosanUsuahay. • For Commissioner—Elijah Babbitt. .For Recorder—John H. Lockhart ami 8. M. Donahay. '/-o.n • 1 As yet there is no nomination for Recorder, as each candliiats uses*oak on equal number of votes. lAia duo Mr. ufeobb to say that the nomination, so unanimously conferred upon UfMd ■ni a'-TT. +
having approved On Wednesday, 1 Democracy m*( as attono^ nml, from mzy onflsiy omfol haudsomu majority
. TMe Wq. published, some time ago, awoEtract from a speech of Senator Douutti.e, iu which tbo droodfui mortality among the uo foetus ate blacks of tbe South was shown frbm statistics of uuqtiettlonable authenticity. Thp Louisville Journal discusses the same subj—t ia an earnest and ‘• lr nmJ Jtotor front which wo moke foo following extract:
■ >ms TH Maa—tatorar-atlisthMl‘ **•
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TRIM
ALISE8.
WiltO » ^qtltossIs.sataBtsAi
k oetios. Tranks
nc fcV^bitfU
PATENT MEDICINES. a ■ —' 1 - ^ '
O- HL BTTBIzXz, * Celibi-ated' Pamily Medtetoaa,
i KCff.UA.KI HAKnCWT! Wont rospsetiany lafarm thsaMasasoCIn—Moo Ms and arrsaadlau—popUhat ha is prsoaiod to I n»*k Pnapa of tho tost—aiMf b ~ mt
dfasantry 1, tSSfo
«sftk A8«f*fl, -• I A SI D3 J 3
LiftbiliUM, « - t 244,fSl 43 fet Assets, - - 5,823,665 37
THIS *
OF 16,000
VBTEEtAOSr
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u i-*; K ’*• -* Ijficient Oyanization oj 4,440 Practical Undeneritert, from Nova Scotia to Vnl■j ifomia, and lake Superior, Mexico .5!) . . and the Gulf, karmoniting ike . Science of Aneraqe y>tih , Jk .. . i compensating ratee f H ■ u , the advancement w ;i > qf the public, < ,, .: . .... welfare. ^ • . . -i rffATTKRI^G TESITINIOIfflAUi
Piano Foirto Warwootas.
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Cheapest PianosI
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. “funiasds—Casspsnisa tolUw ika rnlaa and pvadtcei of tAefftoa almaat as carefully a* If they wore ombodli J
-Of practies ia Row York '*' saoaandai ■anonsamt and
mfff—Iff aro -Ital.tathalr aUnattoa thas: “B *MII rsaulw war* a mattar of wander than latiu-
dsuto —tinwrsaiyprta,” _
dsakff* aUhswy ha* thl* corporation been * “ paM capital Intothophilosapher'*
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INDlAMAPOlsIS,
IIVD.
NOTIONS. WHOLESALE SOTIOiVS.
MORRISON A PALMER, _ Attorneys at Law, FMsmkflhfft* Clim*4* County,
BchlS dAwly
INDIANA.
joaom B. K’MMLUD. AMISOn L. KtaaOB. BAV» SOSBKS MCDONALD, KOACnE * SBEEKS, Attonieys aid CAUselen at Law, Second Story, jRtna Building, Eennayltranla St., Practice in the Inferior and Supreme Co arts of Indie aod la the Federal Coarts. J - - nov)3-dAwtf MABTIS M. BAT. *OI>AMa> W. OOBDOS. WALTSBMABCH ‘Mat* cordon a march, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, INDIANAP0LI8,1ND., Will praotk# ia the Fsdaral and State Coarts.
Offlee. No. W Ndw A Talbott’s Bnlldlog, South of PoatOfflc*. no2B-dlj
J~ . W . B t, A. K E , ATTORNEY AT LAW, Offlee—Na. 49 East WasUactm strew, soarty over Fletcher 4 Sharpe’s Rank, INMANAPOffl* INIDIANIA. fehttdSm
voancu J. MAITLOB.
toamu* ». waoo.
NIATTI.ER A WARD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
LAFAYETTE, INB.
Offlee, over Wlee * Bro., Dry Goode Store, southeast oogl^PaMl^k^we^ lalrts it3m
DRY COODS.
* hfwhadeahsle tke sosl—d A* tosa It* toll
sFRiisrca-
TRAJDE. w
„ Sqsai* which bard diMioowiaked financial hUlory.’
Th# *
7
O. S. DYER & SON, deity Bonds Startling
Warning to all
“fraona
M *SgSf!t2£SS£’ PoUti& intted without delay by M. AIIBOVIET,.Ajpent. ——jAL. L i
Wbolasala Dealers la
Th# lifftsl CcMThl Air Liac Roate
U ;J ' , ‘ J FROM '
J-il—1^1 HutoBsiUIeuss»s i WsssisItoRttoto, PIsllsBdielfflslsk, N. York,
.1 t, ;•■/. .i ■, -i-'-itt- - '
Asfi ail Bastata CM**, via th*
Cjaeimtati,
A AND CINCINNATI, '
Notions, Hosiery,
losora a sad IKreuu AVinmaitogo,
86 leave to Inform Wholesale buyer* that since tbe eccnpaUon of their new Store, 118 Main itiuit, east between Third aod Fourth streets, Cincinnati, they hum hafithtorpniwlfos greatly enlarged, end improved, and ere now pnpeaad for their &PXIKG AND SUUMKK IKPOfitATIONS, which are b-gj—lrg in arrive. -Owing ia‘the lata heavy decline In geld, dre have
Mei*ck»mtu cam Store from 14 to ftff per 1'ctot.
iiJCrr..„
Steel Peaa aa 1 Dsn Holders, aod iy henae to th*
FURNmmt, CHAIRS MU HdTIBSStt,
AtiNty :£fi. k-4 i‘H 1 .it-' EiLTfNMB AMlEnO RilLROADS
By filtagthalr orders with us. Wu ■aautootuie Steel Pi eaw ftomiah them at pcieee leseer than any coetntry. W* also keep a faU Una of Paper* and Envalepa. ' C. 8. DTER A SON, . Ii8 Main street, mchtSdlm
bSlMto -y . - <1 - ’ Cab^yuk 1 tj 4bl jut I-
nratAfiAFOus, iBd.
y XJ
•’ Iffet. Iff!
fohl* dSss
Makers* Ffiien f
Sr
^phwAHAPOLIF.IND
•w. wiwmsh
W«l v u iw»er
£*11 7>
ZbcprtoR
ttaBy. Bkodayusweepfd.
Trains
OYSTERS, ETC.
r. a. ■ami.
PassengertwiU avoid the
and expense
Transfer across
departments to JflhkfthOjMfo appointments; WSSTELffutTSSSl; a party of bis own, and may return to tbe radicals, on a modified platform, which I conjecture will ha tba oaae. Oh the affafir hand, tbe Republieans can not sgreef ^ot present, upon ■ policy of admitting foe South,, even the radicals of foot *>arty, upon any terms; aod,bencs, foe Sooth ia not adnstttto), sad nobody eon tell anyth tog when It Will be. XhuGereraiag Dtrectecn of Fifteen, under Thad. PrsrVENd, may sometime or other jSuawyp psYiispA twotiiipas, os HstHfiEfc, may enact it into a law. The final end aimed at by tbe Republican party is negro suffrage.
3
Quite a number of persons from cur eity. are here, and mere from tbe Stole. * f. This befog foe anniversary of Mr. Lncoui’s a*sassination, the departments are all dosed to-day.’' Yours,etc., m -t ■ . 8- E- P. terse terms, puts foe great question now before foe country. It says: In any event the great question now is the restoration of the gtofoffp Staten to Cougrefo, and not the Mo. forcement of negro suffrage as a condition of restoration.. Upon this question) we eonMUR the publie sentiment of the North is wifo foe President snd la opposition to Thaddkus Btevens. We hare oqfy to urge, therefore, that If foe President cot) bring nrithsr repeon, Justice nor expedleney to bear upon this Congress 4 Is bU duty to carry thla issae before the people and make it foe test question In the approaching elections for the next Gengress. Otherwise, it Is evidently the purpose of Stevens and his managing committee to keep out tto Y ##d*tato«4»*e*h e **»! idenual election, whatever may be the looses to the Treasury and our national tax payers from cotton, tobacco, rice and sugar. What we most want new is a toll development of these great staples of trade, to assist us in meeting our national ;dcbt; and this full development owfifta the action of CoMress. These are thoughts wnl worthy the consideratlon of the bankers, the Dgntoante, foe mechanics, the formers, tbs working men, pud aU w>o have an interest in the pacification of tim country sad of tbe rant or at ion af Us material inteftsU. The objects wiU never iMscoompiMied under foe direction of th*radicals In Uimfre*, whew policy is to cotitimte the trouMee of foe country to retain power to advance foeir party snd personal interesta. WIN the people longer submit to foe rale of foil /fiction.?
It marks the gleam of philanthropy, so called. It is lustrous with misery. It is'the echo of
the freed man's shout.
What ts true of Louisville in this respect is true of every Southern city and village and OoUntT. The mortality among the negriff has been tearful, unprecedented. They have perished by tbe score, the hundred, the thousand.
They have dropped down by the ’
the crowded eity, and hnve died of a species of <
df vtee, Of filth, and starvation,
iseeff titam coming , from-the ptentatieus eHth their bundles upon foeir backs and their children in their arms, and crowding into improvised tents in the neighborhood of negro catnps. with nothing to’ protect them from the
dements but
what I
' - -
’fStiXT""-
fee*,. I a w, Day I 7:19 r a..
OOACH08 BY THI8T801N, CHbNBR FROM INdlANAl
toow am >*ctv u.di > nrD»ANArous, rjrff ' cickiks. ’ Bwnaaw wiEi^rai wiS. Maaatesiammsf ttisOrisbsafffiuutt, World RenowqedOricket Cigar, Ohto^'Jbbbm ot •
lauforopy have tbe war began!
rat* but rsps, and Mthing to eat except they might be able to beg or steal, frith r a thought for the future, sad expecting, as a matter of <«urm, that the power that
freed th«*w«s»U take aura of them. *•
It has been computed by many that one mil lion at them victims of aecessiou aud phi-
have vaatabod from the earth Aice i! We call that costly, and,In a point of view, herrtMe. It Is
not possible for us to regard it os a philanthropie work. It seem* to us more like the cnlminatioa of deril worship. If tbephtlanthropists, so called, consider it a work worthy of rejoicing over let thorn exnit. Let the winds waft their prana over the desolate fields ef the South, and mingle them with the piteous moans to which a thousand old shanties, loam and rag houses have listened from a million of the sable sons and daughters of Africa., lot
feeisdS*
o, H. iRE'srisroxjDS, 144Caw* Haw YtortemsA (VtoMu fftu. f
n* y tmfkdMtrRf
■Cuba aud Havana Cigars,
Tbe MOOT WKFCr BOUTl. TOU At QUICK. FABB AU LOW as by utter Baihray Baca. Thraaab tictets ma am toSsitoaltoa OatosaS — be bed upon Bppitoattoa at tke Ticket Offlee Ja_th* tteieo ^mck^idtf ^^jevjJTV^ TAILOR HiCL BARKER & FOLTZ, I (Soeewaorv toLDOtoMtetti)
! .. - ■.
MERCHANT TAILORING IIPOIIUI
SMITH A RAMSEY.
(Sucreeeors to C. 0.
waoiss*is au kMAn. BOAuas ■ Raw, Spiced and Freeh Cove OYSTERS. ALSO, fiANE, FRESH AKD SALT FISH, B*rm*Uc*Uy asaM Fralto ef aU ktoka, ate a complete stack of Fancy Groceries, i • * m. • to tori 11 Nftortls niltoolu tttroet,
Opposite Bate# House, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Mchstetoi MACHINERY.
of Plain Good*.
1ST E W STORE. JOHN FURNAS A CO.,
Has* npsnsit tkeir
IVEW STORE, No. rid Ksant WaalsitogNtom Street, riVUKSHAY, Harch SO, and respectfully invite tbe A * Mention of th* dtiieos of Indianapolln aud tke surronndlng country to their largo aod splendid sM«rtnout of Dry Good*, elegant 9:1k, French and Irish PopUus, new style Spring Ureas Goode, Organdies, fclutllna, Prints, Embroideries, Handkerckiets, tilqve.-. Hosiery, etc , ate. Beep Skirts, reweet style, Behnorsl Skir ,. be «t quality, and a full line of Ladies* furnishing Good.-, “ ‘ Dill lings Ti-king-,
ig-, s-lected * ith
—...pkiue. Towel a, etc , Also, a complete a sortment
mch39 dSm
227 WM. M. CONNER, 227
OBAUB^lX
Dry Goods aud IVolioiis, HtTS, CAPS, GLOVES, ETC., ^>to. frfrT East WtosUItogNoto Mtreet, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, (East of Little’s Hotel )
apiTdSw
THE CENTRAL POINT FOR ZDIR/y GhOOIDS. W. SPOTTS & CO., or nu STORE, 11 Kfl leave te inform the public that they have conff> stanthr on bate a freah and larg* supply of Dry Good*, aU of which they propose to sell at prices to suit the time*. W. SP01TB A CO., aprll o3m No. IS West Washington street.
DsniuL TAnnua.
WILLIAM ALhXM.
fadltdZm
CHOICr BRANDS OUtT.
them raise a dark monument, and inscribe on one side “Philanthropy,” Snd on tbe other M Secessionand let an index poiat to a million of lowly African graves, upon the rough bead board* of which shall be painted
maufty and Freedom.”
.riSKfdUSkfooW’l* -* r oumr «r sff touda *r fitot sisto >: > ’ AUMteMfJkMUy Bnsimaa fraguus toads to ordar, hang titter on BHptic, half or fnllpLtform spring, te-
The Leading House of Fashion. . ffasrifrut fltetodK la tte4 Otj. dremtetot Tsirluty la tfoe City. ffdhteut Styles las tteto CHy, »:;?futuu » * * - Buuff Tfrissnalaffn la fike City.
rough i “ Hu-
vtT
y u *. CfVv „,, , Fjraajutetoteu uttok^ritte gmttot vartep riLatsto wuxuiu, num b^aasb rtu vlay mr sale. "MQGim 125 8outt*PeSS3vwkia St, r. .J - . «bmp«t-to INDIANAfftof.18. IND.
WESTERN MACHINE WORKS. sr 1STKES. <Sb OO-, MSXCrACTVaBBS L.HD OIALBUSUI ALL Ktm>3 or ^ POBTABffE AND fiTATIOMADY STEAM ENGINES
A-TsTD BOIX^ERS,
Ctoealar Saw MUIa, MU Gearlno. Mate Iraa Work, Patent Governors, Steam Qoaga* ate Whistles,
Iron Piping, Stovane’ Celsbrated Steam PiatmPacklag, ate all kind* of Braes,
Bagla* ate BoUer Fittings.
CADTffMCM BKAJMB TO OMORM. BELTING, FIRE BRICK ABB FtfiB CLAY ter sals.
REAL ESTATE. B. M SPICER & CO., Real Estate Agents AND NOTARIES PUBUC,
Nu. B4M Went Washistgl*n Nireet, •▼•r Vvtodeto’a Book, store.
INDIAN A.POUS, INDIANA Jf. K. OMITFITH,
REAL ESTATE OFFICE, No. 11 South Heridlaa Street, adjoining Blackford Mack. YYOU&KS ate Lots, Farms ate Weatern Lates bought ff ff and sold. Dates ate Mortgages exacatad. Boases
reatod. and rente collnsad.
mch9 dSm
SMItUL
DRU«N ANBHKEDICINES
c . yi.
wmbe VTftyft tbe Allan tie cVbte'In rts present eonirrm.n Why ia a man whs asserts bis right to a certain letter of tbe alphabet like one who call, out? Beeautobf^ptaMO. ;, )
Emt Market I tedltdlm
Indianapoift, lud.
ton dioi
. At prims, will bp to the order of ems-
i a call, at prices aa cheap as tte K BABJLED A FfflffTX, , Ns. 31 North Peansjrlvanla stroot, Second door sooth of poatofflee.
marl.dSm
IMD1A1TADM,Iffy IND.
UNION n Y07SLTY, W0SE8. CBI VK 4k MOORK, Maaafactarats ef I “l^TuSSTkaSli. Rasa. Palest Weter DmwW.,,
MUSICAL.
I IV I> I Al IV A :| siilj V-: trr •
■ putt Anva, rrc. Pictures, Frames,
DRUGS 4 MEDICINES, Chemicals, OQa, Paint*, Brash**, Perfumery, etc.. No. hi, Corner Rliwois and Market Streets, (MiUer’s New Block,) t: zxffx>zjkisr^.poxsZS, rijffTsr. ^Prsamlptfom mreteUy cesmaaadteatqfftemUff REMOVE XiZ
SwpiiMMio^nMc R'om.iJi uce.
Artist Materials, TassxlsaOord,
H“ cocnsae
i AfftolA MurUUtaia tatreefi.
EHCINMOS-. ... cimviventitt a shlet. 1 -444 Civil Engineers -A-ISTr> Room 21 Talbott & New’# Building, near • the PostofKce. IlYkT be employed fa- th* teeMtsw ate citostTtoSIna
IMfoffUVi
'Wliole^a.le and Retail
MR. XT. S. BAKER
AS removed from Ho. 20 North Delaware street, to No. 40 Masamhateita avenue, where te will
lufaeturtng
Mshttrtosssga, I'uahioms, l.oMsxBea,
Ate other Upholstery Good*
Rope Mag of Fnramg* dom with aestass* ate 41s-
sschadtm
FOR SALE.
CarpcMler and > fiaildcv^ No. 44 Yaotorky IfMafi*-
Special all kites at,
Bet. mutes and ffeWdluTas^
yf.v/ - • J h- ! ml iTT-i t«!i< ) teste Fit* tip riant
r- "tii.’''
, i-n. jCBi
MBBBK 4 CO.’S, Splendid Quarry
**sh»43to.
POORSy SASH, ETC.
FOR SALE.
SITUAtlOMe.
■v,
"t::. tteVklk.
wraetwirewto._ ^
WARRBR TATE,
City Intelligence Office. Doors, Sash, Blinds,
^“YSSaBsfsrrk.^*^
Wkslsssis ate Retail Dealer la
FIQOMNG* CEIUN6 MR WIATNERBOARDING. VmrlogWotted Lomhor dtotoii ate aamad tossdw
No. 38 South New Jeraoy Stroat,
■ ibtailto*' INDIANAPOLU, INDIANA.
ID OFFERS AT PRIVATE SALE
i Quarry ia India**, situated at » couaty, aa the Louievilie, Raw
bnOL v ‘-»tl Di ‘
;iii<n >» • i’.i .<ti nu aiLv : ; -ot Uluo vi*+Tc-. * liftl 'fit i'<?e . /)«’ Situations proeured for Book-keepers
# >eo ^ i fo?0lfrka.
jM^^“^gssrjsse%i
i'j
SAPPLESy ETC.
Harnes
SPAVM & SMITH,
h a Hoqi
Situations prseRisd for Agent*. Situation* procured for Servants.
HD for sll kinds of later.
iTOilulai Vllj
te^AS&ISS I mate' ssls'eUsaa from
SEWING MACHINES.
■ »i..
Saddles,
arness, Bridles,
.t /LJcv-s
iilU ’-j* < I
fffca vriuwtl of tvjuatfecte many a hltefr man aud white wousan; tbs sriUiri of a teto>ll*ap*r te lodge or food a aearo; sgof Schuseh toarii Mit rt tbe^krto? 6 ^ 10 BB ^ , m »ru j, ;■ .Tbs-ChtoaffO fkft steteff*: -Thtoffbasbten as iRformol motelug o4»bi * ‘
bami MM
First Class Dwellings,
Hi. ' » ■«»<•* R»
BOARBFNSt Jj
tmn If s.'SilMhlS
■
■ SwadlWwWteeH, 1 ’ SMUttcIHtoi
,1 litrutfril v«ls»Tfa-t t ti ft’.ii riutt •J#.
ioosokaopors ate Farmers ear aMoy appteatea aMte- •»-
, City iiririifriWMce,
ns baftovra vat i/ l«»
Mst* «*X Notebdillsoto Street, room No. 9, >m«> A v —fay th aeeond ffrior”* ' ‘'
esooitltTro
TM£ IMPKOYFD
Yhls Quarry haa tee* ia oearatloc for twelve years. Tbe property ofiSsid nseelrts ta part of a *tesm Saw BUI, with ria gangs *4 saws; Tsaoment Hou-os for th* wirtauto, Offloa,lsabtaa. filaok smith Step ate TOals, Derricks, Oxan, Wagosta, otc. la short, sa Inexhaastahl* top ply af SUM, and svorythlag In perfect workin* ardor teymaMU for tte macaat. The purohasers wifi taka pssiimloa of a Quarry in full operation, aud with
oedm oew *a hate to H* fuU capacity.
Tte death of two of tte original mombors of th* Coatpaay took** it doUruM* to doe* up the business. For InformsUou, upply to Genorsl John Love, indiuaapete. . E. Jfc BIDDLK A Co.
raetadte :»
PAINTCns.
SEWING MACHINE, nricmr * ixoyo.
-*jbl4SUi-«
P»ur.i V. .** <»•
-{Mil Hunt Inif.
WOW RAIUWC.
YUK SAUOH & OO, T6 il' fmf hj\i M mhIi*'.
OCAL AND TKATNUBG 40018 WANTED. 10r*utar iuihsssessqf sffseid Uaa hp nay otter psuy. Address wlth^jmrnj^^ ^ ADOTUV, , , Guuurul Agoutu. Or sell at now sslssresos, 31 fiauth Ulfoots fitrusd.
yuritib Jklic
■;j .to'.
) Vi
HORBB UNOKINC.
* tV4 ,’4^ it’.Xfii
dtt ffAdto AT I
Uip A >riosi*
ftatcito. VsdMfft % tbe fre*. Iky . Mel ta
I p-mwa. ft >ft!
itasoiQiii^rrectoemup.
mdtirdfo*
trwtt^mOVOBT AND OAST IRON
b4t trill . .
Railing and Jails, ^DUritofitoiaiWi Ttputo
HITOHEVS A DAWSON, Iff*, ftft EfflffffHtorylattoft ffiftreot, • *Jk i'K L *'■$* ' ^ ' ii' . , WiU devote tbeiresUie tote te
HOUSE, SIGN AND • Ornamental Painters,’ miUerta Rteelc. IW. ftft IfftortM liftifoliue—ft Flrir. ■ehlfi dffn Vk
. -J, .
GRAINER.
HOUSE SHOEING ONLY
. .‘VttteWftffri Because tbe partf
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terih L*>
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JlfXBiiit VSCW r r'JOXtfo tiJ otriAlinTV
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>^Aufi«Hton |
jii L-ibk^ I jaLiVv'* I *:■ C‘ : < t
V
^|aTMto Nad lobg
ndf c* -pat. b> *L1 tofite 5tU to tmtu . iu'
t etkiU v ttOnUf t V mi/iqhutei.
ELI C. LONG, Gt A X XT £ , pWNnfiffeteMdsscrtptleasassd^cmsttt^ •
iteetept
i pounaa puintrd ui taU. < IJebffeeswa
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