Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1867 — Page 3
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erected. Uo wm afr*id of this resolution, and believed It was the entering wedge to the
retention fi ihe sinking fund.
Mr. OYLEIl, of Johnsoi
«^-»Jn, said It was useless >cbes against the contlnunnce of
othing In the
to make speecbei
the sinking fund, as there was nothing Ir resolution that would have that bearing. It was simply to postpone the lale of the building, advertised for to-morrow, for sixty days, and to appoint a committee to inquire into the propriety of Its purchase by the State. He did not think that anything would bo lost by the postponement. lie did not believe there would be a general smash of things. Ho said that it was^necessary to purchase buildings for the State offices and the Supreme Court, and if we sell property that we need, we might have to buy at an increased price, Mr, NILES, of Laporte, moved to amend the resolution by postponing the aale ten, in-
stead of sixty days.
Mr. CUMBAOK, of Decatur, said that the House had adjourned, and if the resolution was amended, the House could not act upon the amendment in time to do any good. Ho said that their was urgent necessity for the passage of Ihe resolution,- as a ring nad been formed to buy the property at a low figure, for
the purpose of speculation.
The PRESIDENT announced it as his opinion that the paasage of the resolution would have the effect of continuing the Sink-
ing Fund commission.
Mr. OYLEIl read from the act abolishing the Sinking Fund, showing that the resolution could have no such effect, but that after Ihe commission had been dissolved, such property as had not been di posed of, would pass to the control of the Uo\crnor and State
Auditor.
The ayes and roes were then called for on Mr. Niles’ amendment, resulting in its failure by a vote of ai to 25. The House resolution wag then read a third time and passed, 30 to 14. The Senate then resumed the regular order of business—introduction of bills. By Mr. BENNETT, of Union: Senate Bill No. 33. To amend certain sections of the act regulating the fees of officers. By Ms, CULLEN, of Rush: Senate Bill No.
Comm or
By Mi
31. Amending the act establishing Courts of
n Pleas.
y Mr. RICHMOND, of Howard: Senate Bill No. 36. Amending the act appointing the sheriff of the Supreme Court. [Gives him $2,-
000 salary in addition to fees.]
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. CASON, of Boone, introduced a resoluti in. on leave, appointing a special committee of three from each House, to consider the question of recognizing the courts. Adopted.
HILLS ON SECOND READING.
Senate bills 12 and 13 were referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. Senate bill 14
various papers in the city a sufficient amount of paper for making out their reports. Laid
on the table.
Mr. 8ABIN offered a resolution instructing a committee to Inquire what legislation vnif necessary to make taxation equal ail over the State. Referred to special committee. Mr. HIGGINS Introduced a bill [H. B. 20] to repeal an act passed under the thirteenth article of the constitution ot Indiana, punishing people of color for coming into the State In violation of that article. Referred to Committee on Rights and Privileges. Mr. SUUEY introduced a 1,111 [U. B. 27] to amend the act Incorporating cities so as to give them power to Incur debts in the construction of buildings tor sohool purposes. Referred to Committee on Corporations. Mr. CAREY offered a preamble and reaolu-
PROtPECTUS.
lion In regard to ilongrea* giving the right of suffrage In the District of Columbia, and condemning the same. Referred to the Committee on Federal Relations.
bill [H. B. No. Congressional
Iiuliada Lfgislivure-45tli S^ssiofl,
M |; N A T i: .
Tcksdav .Linuirv 16, I'-ht. Tli.' s n lo n et ut t ■' c, o'oli'cli r. m., mid was c i ! d to ordi r by the President. The journal w is i\ »d und approved.
I K m u'NS. ETC.
I!y Mr. KINLEY.of Wayne: i rmn colored i C ns u-Litig tor equality ImTiuo the law, •nul < qU d pArticipAtimi in the lienelits of Ihe Sr! I Fund. I! ferred to Committee on Ki.lits and Privileges. t tiy Mr. I!i''ll. of I’ti ke: From Captain Juliii T. C iiiipneil asking for the passage of an :n 1 aiiHierigiug the working of county roads by ennlrivt, instead of under Ihe present sys- (• in. IF IVi reil to Ihe ("milmitten on Roads. Hy tin) PRESIDENT: Communication from John M. Purdue, attorney for Coopers and .■'haw, withdrawing the offer of a donalinn to have the Agricultural College located at tliu luitlle ground. ^ My Mr. THOMPSON, of Marion: Cominuniention from George \V. Iloss, Superin-t'-mlrnt of Public Instruction, submitted bis report. Referred to Committee ou Education. REPORTS OF C'OMMI I t EES. Mr. MEN.NETT, from Hie ulict committee appointed to superintend the appointment of assistants by olli ns of tile Senate, submitted a report winch was rnneurred in. M r. CF I.LE N, of En-b. from the select cominittre appointed to le\ ise tile Senate rules,
Mituniltiiig au ai
(’iineiiiTi d
i on t
was referred to Committee on Immigration. Senate bill No. 15 was referred to Committee on Legislative Apportiomnonl, No. 16 to the Committee on Rights and Privileges. Nos. 17, is, |!», ey, 22, 23 and 24 to the Committee on ttie Judiciary. No. 25 to the Committee on
Congressional Apportionment. HILLS ON THIRD READING.
The order of business being suspended, 8. B. 21 for an act supplemental to an act authorizing the purchase of railroads, plank roads and turnpikes under mortgage sale, was read a third time, and passed by a unanimous vote.
HOUSE RESOLUTION.
The House resolution authorizing the printing of 1(>,(K)0 copii s of the message, 3,000 in German, was taken up and concurred in.
t .COMMITTEES.
The PKEsi DENT then announced Messrs. Walters, Cravens, Niles and Uowk as the Committee of the National Debt, and Messrs. Stern, Kiuley and Newlin as the Committee on the ratification of Welsf—*■’- —*"*
ment.
ary.
:ee 01
elstach’s appoiut-
m
amendai 1 nt to the 511 rule.
irn i'
Mr. MI LUG AN, of Mint: ■im ry, from the select eoniinitteo to refer the Governor’s messa'e to appropriate committees sii e.le a report.
ItEsoi.r riox.s.
My Mr. RICHMOND, of Howard: That Messrs. Niles, Thompson and Sherrod lie ap-
inio
II 4> r S R . ^ The house met at nine o’clock, Mr. Speaker in tlie chair. The journal was read and authenticated. ^ COMMUNICATIONS. John M. Larue sent a communication to the House withdrawing donation of land in Tippecanoe county for an agricultural coltig". t'lic papers in the contested election ease from Daviess eounty were withdrawn, hy request i f contestant, on motion of Mr. Vawtcr,
STANDING CO'tMtTrKKs. The standing commuters were thin announced, as foliows: Elections—Messrs. Shuey, Moore, Smith, of Wabash; Barrett, Hudson, Williams and
Gordon.
Ways and Means —Messrs, Newcomb, Mll-
j-,' iui.iiii'ss'ii .in,, ,--ii,'ii.,,, ,,,7 i ler. Hopkins, lliateber, \\ right, Morrison
jiointed a special eommiltoe to examine inio i and Higgins.
and report Upon the ventilation of the Seiiaie Jiidieiary-Mcssrs. Hughes, Daggy, Smith,
| nf Lagrange; Ross, Griggs, Mej addcn and
Mr. PKELLE introduced 2H] to redistrict the State for
purposes. Referred to a special committee of
one from each Congressional district. Mr. BARRETT introduced a bill [H. B. No.
29] to give relief, in the sum of #150 to W. G. Prather, of Bartholomew county,for expenses incurred In bringing thieves to justice. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Claims. Mr. 8ABIN introduced a bill [U. B. No. 30]
to amend an act regulating general elections.
Air. SMITH, of Lagrange, offered a joint
resolution amending the Constitution so that townships can raise revenues to support common schools. Reterred to the Committee on
Judiciary.
Mr. BAKER Introduced a bill [H. B. No. 31] redlstrlctlng the State for Congressional purposes. Referred to same committee as H.
B. No. 28.
Mr. PRATHER introduced a bill [II. B. No.
32] on the same subject.
Mr. STEWART introduced a bill [II. B. No.
33J ou the same subject.
All of which were leferred to the same special committee m II. B. No. 28, the latter
without reading except by title.
Mr. McFADDEN introduced a bill [II. B. No. 84] to amend the game laws. Referred to
Committee on Judiciary.
Mr. WOOD introduced a bill [H. B. No. 35] to provide for registering voters. Referred to the Judiciary Committee without reading. Mr. MONTGOMERY introduced a bill [H. H. No. 36] to amend an act allowing county missioners to authorize turnpike compi
Referred to Commu
com
nles to construct roads,
tee on Hoads.
Mr. PKELLE offered a resolution requiring that a committee he appointed to investigate the accounts of the State Printer. Adopted. Air. PRATHER offered a resolution asking inhumation of the Secretary of State, as to whom the State disposed of lu stock In the Midi.-ou Railroad. Adopte 1. Mr. MONTGOMERY introduced a bill [II. R. 37] providing tor the punishment of bnbiatr. etc. Referred to Committee on Judiciary. Mr. CRAIN wished that all members who do not desire to have the Doorkeeper to deliver their mill matter at the House, would give him their names, as he wished to report to the Postmaster the names of those who wished their mail matter delivered to the
Doorkeeper.
Mr. ROSSER offered a resolution Instructing the Committee on Ways and Means to report a Mil regulating the manner of adding to town p!at<, and allowing the Auditor ten cents a lot for each lot so added, for bla fees.
Adopted.
Air. HARTMAN Introduced a bill [11. B.38] to amend an act In regard to holding Courts In the 10th Judicial Circuit. Referred to a special committee of one from each county of
the Circuit.
Mr. >VOOD moved to reconsider the vote by which H. B. No. 12 was referred, which Was done and the bill was referred to a commute ol one from each county named in the MU. r. MORRISON Introduced a bill [II. 11.39] legalizing acts of the Common Pleas Court
Referred to
* tl-r pit j» t
Tint the Doorf nit mluTN two tlic rules of the
Cluimlier, Adopte i.
By Mr. OYLKR, of Johnson kcefur procure for the
hundred pamphlet Senate. Adopted.
By .Mr, MASON, of Hancock: Tint the State Librarian procure for the u-e of rmmI'Pi’s, copies of the m is of the regular and special ses- ions of 1805, By. Air. OYLEIl, of Johnson: Authorizing the Committee on Elections and the Committee on IF organization of Courts, to employ a i li i k for each committee. Mr. BENNETT, of Union, objected, and suggested the propriety of waiting until it wa< ascertained if other committees did not
need clerk*.
Air. OYEER explained nt sonic leneth the necessity for a clerk ij^feih of the committees Air. EI< IfMOND, of Howard, said that though the res' lu'.ion might interfere with the prerogatives oi Hie member from Union, he thought it ought to pass. The member from Union had run the appointing power for two seasons, and he hoped he would let those committees have a clerk.
'. BENNETT dl
Ing with the t
merely tlnoight the resolution was making an unjust discrimination against other commit-
tees.
Air. OYLER explained again the pressing need of a clerk, (specially on the Committee,
on Organization of Courts.
Air. CULLEN, of Rush, desired to ask Air.
ttylcr if the place was still open—if ho had anyone in his eye. If it was still open he
wished to recommend an applicant. Ma. < lylcr’s resolution was then adopted. Tin* Senate then took on ttie House joint, i
lenat' i Con
I passed for
the construction of a ship canal around Niagara, I’assed to a second reading.
INTRODUCTION OF HILLS.
By Mr. ( ULLEN.ot Rush: Senate bill 2-i.a^
to defray the '
Messrs,
eil, Campbell, .Montgomery,
McLean,
Organization of Courts of Justice IVele, .Moore, O'Neil, C amp!
Dunn and Hays.
Ranks—Hopkins, Geisendorf, Greer, Newland, Higgins, Crain and Long, of Ko-eiu-ko. Education—Alessrs. Mcl/ an, Bisebof.'OnOh of Lagrange; Carey, Mason, Stackhou-o uuu
Ratliff.
State ITison North—Alessrs. Higgins, Wright, Bobo, Spencer, Sbouf, Evans and
Woods.
State Prison South—Alessrs. Bruek< r,
Thrasher, Houncus, Fu
Woltlin, '' and Dunr
Swamp Lands— Alessrs. Woods, Wolfer, Beird, Van Valkenburg, Wason, Kisei and
Air
intcrferln
limed ony intention o| ks of committers. He
ford,
Morrison.
AHIitary Affairs—Messrs. Litson, Blanch, Prather, Greene, McClasky and Crowe.
Wright, Blaneb, Crave
Hays,
en.
Lapp, Statlord, Long, of Jackson, und Ferris. Tiii-t Funds—Messrs. Funk, Thomas, Hu;
The Senate then took up the House joint
lutio Ittesl
use their endeavors to have a
natc then took up the House jo
solution No. 2, Instructing our Senatoi requesting our Representatives in Congress to
hill ‘ ‘
propriating ¥75,non to defray the rxp< the IV r’y -fifth session of the General Assembly, n niotioii of Mr. t'FLLEN, the Mil was
an
Air. AI Ast iN, of Hancock, introduced the following: Section 1. /In it rnnctml hy the. General Assnnhlj] nf Gn', Stul' •>/ Indiana: That the State shall tic divided into eleven districts for tlic election of .Representatives in the Congress of the United States, each of which districts shall lie eiltitlcd to elect one Reyresontativr. ” Section 2. The limits and designation of i .u Ii didriet shall lie as follows: Section 3. ’The counties of Posey, Vanderi'lirg. Warrick, Spencer, Dubois, Pike. Gibson and Daviess shall constitute the Fust Dis-
trict.
Siction t. The counties of i’erry, Orange, Crawford, .Martin, Lawrence, Washington, Harrison, Floyd, Clark and Scott shall constitute the Second District. Section 5. The counties of Jennings, Jefferson, .1 ickson, Ripley, Dearborn, Ohio ami .Switzerland shall constitute the Third District. Section 6. The counties of Sullivan, Green, Alonroe, Brown, Owen, Clay, Vigo, Park and Vermillion shall constitute the Fourth Dis-
trict.
Section 7. The counties of Putnam, Hendricks, Boone, Hamilton and Marion shall
constitute the Fifth District.
Section s. The counties of Morgan, Johnson, Shelby, Hancock, Rush, Decatur, Franklin. Union and Fayette shall constitute the Sixth District. ^ Section 9. The counties of Wayne, Randolph, Jay, Delaware, Henry, Madison and Grant shall constitute the Seventh District. Section 10. Tlic counties of Fountain, War-
Carroll, Howard, Tipton,
< m motion oi
ivufl a second time, under suspension of the j er rules, and referred to the Finance Committee/ ’
ren, Tippecanoe, Carroll, Howard, Tipton, Clinton and Montgomery thall constitute the
Eighth District.
section IE The counties of Renton, White, • ass, Fulton, Aiarsbuil, Stark, Laporte. Lake, Porter, Newton, Jasper and Pulaski shall constitute the Ninth District.
Si etion
kartf Lat
12. The counties of 9t. Joseph, Elk-
DeKalb
’ and
ith Dtstricl
inge, Steuben,
Kosciusko shall constitute the Te
Section 13. Tb Whitley, Allen,
and Blackford shall
District.
Section It. This act shall be In force from its publication as prescribed by the
4 (institution.
e counties of Aliaml, Wabash, Huntington, Wells, Adams (hall constitute the Eleventh
and 1 bornas. Engrossed Bills—Messrs. Chambers, Seammaborn, Edmondson, Smith, of Lagrange, Crorne, Williams and Evans, Enrolled Bills—Messrs. [AlcUarthy, punn and Edmondson. * ON JOINT COMMITTEES. Public Buildings—Messrs. MeMurray, Litton and Matthias. State Library—Messrs. McCarthy,Peelle and Black. Canal Fund—Messrs. Bclford, Wilson and Montgomery. Air. CRAIN moved that three hundred copies of the standing committees and rules of the House be printed for the use of the House. Mrl'HIGGlNS thought it required a concurrent resolution to have printing done. Mr. STEWART thought that it was very strange the House could not order such printing, and requested the reading of the law. The Clerk read the law. Air. PRATHER did not understand the law ns requiring that a concurrent resolution should tie adopted in order to have such printing done. Mr, SHUEY moved that the list of the standing committees and rules of the House, bo printed for the use of the House, and that the Governor and Secretary of State be requested to certify that it was necessary and usual In the transaction of the businese of the House. Car-
ried.
and after its ]
prescribed by the
By Air. A1ASON, of Hancock: Senate bill 28, tu amend section 18 of the act prescribing the powers of justices of the peace In State prosecutions. [ Authorizes the commitment of offenders in default of payment of lines and costs.] By Mr. BENNETT, of Union: Senate bill 29, iletining who shall bo competent witnesses in the courts. [Admits the negro to the witness stand on an equality with the white man.] By Atr REGAN, of Henry: Senate bill 30, providing for the protection of (l>h between the lirst of Alarch and the first of September. By Mr. BELLAMY,of Switzerland: Senate bill.'!l,to amend section 117 and repeal section
116 of the practice act.
By Mr. It HE. of Parker: Senate bill 32, concorning the issue of writs of captai ail lalU-
faciendum.
THE SINKING FUND.
Air. CUMBACK. of Decatur, moved to suspend the order of business and take up the resolution of the House postponing the sale of the sinking fund building for sixty days, and appointing a joint committee to inquire Into Hie propriety of its purchase by the State, which was agreed to by a vote of 29 to 15. The resolution was then read and on motion of Air. OYLER, a second reading wasordered bya vote of 81 to 14. The resolution was then read the second time and Mr. OYLER moved
to put it on Its passage.
Mr. N1LE9, of Laporte, said he had heard
> rumor that it was proposed to continue the inking fund commission, and still burden the
nse. It was the ure to do riray
;bt be
ng fund con
State with its needless expen intention of the last Leglslatii
s.“."!ra,r
on, is i
Legislature
inking fund. It migl if sold now, would
House. The old bank building would be be*- ^*1 ter for the Supreme Court rooms and sum ®®ess. it could be mode to answer very com-
•rttbly until • permanent BUte
AWssr: ford, L
■ iu-i i- atids—Messrs. Funk, Thomas, gate, Woods, Inman, Saldn und Wolfe. Fees and Salaries—Messrs. Sabin, Shook, Martin, Vawtcr, White, Stewart and Shanks. Sinking Fund—Messrs. Aliller, Hopkins, Ncwc iub, Alatthis, Foulke, Edmunson and
Ratliff.
Rights and Piivileges—Alessrs. Scamniahorn, Chambers, Alartin, Bird, McClasky, Black and White. Uiilroads- Alessrs. Crain, Hughes, Hopkins, Hirtraan, Honntus, Bclford und Shull. Aiaffufactures and Commerce—Messrs. Geisendorf, Skidmore, Shanks, Thomas, Carter, Watson and Vawter. Public Printing—Messrs. Rosser, Bisehof, Fuller, Shuey, Long, of Jackson, Uostctter
and Wilson.
Roads—Messra. Thrasher, Skidmore, Wolflin, Williams. Douglass, Ferris and Inman. County and Township Business—Messrs. Wason*North, Sboaff, Rosser, Shields, Shook
and Tibbs.
vytriculture—Messrs. Donaldson, Wason, Alartin, Shanks, North, Shull and Honnrus. Sclentitic and Benevolent Institutions— Alessrs. Stewart, Griggs, Aloorc, Baker, Funk,
Bird alld Hamilton.
Teniperanee—Messrs. Daggy, Foulke, Prath- , MeFadden, Sabin, Thatcher and Wolfe. Mileageswnd Accounts—Alessrs. Hartman, Peelle, Stackhouse, Spencer, Seammahorn
Grcrncwnd Donaldson.
^Corporations-Messrs. Chambers, Bruekcr, Barrett, Babo, Carter, Crain and Watson. J’linals—Messrs. Smith, of Wabash, Stafford, Evaii'q Douglass, Rosser, Shidmore and Hun-
gate. • Public
Public Expenditures—Alessrs. Campbell, ^un, AleMurray, Ha tman, Newland, Tehbs
mTOrcer.
Foulke, Belford, McClean, O’Neil
Federal Relations-M Mrs. Gordon, Van Valkenburg,
don. Ross
and Ross.
Affairs of thofClty i
Hamilton, Nertk, Carey, Erwin, Baker, Kiser
f theft Ity of Indianapolis—Messrs.
PETITIONS.
Mr. FULLER presented
of Warrick
that Dr. Killman, lowed pay for sen surgeon; ami further
petition praying k county, be al-
for services while in the army as geon; ami further praying this House to
request Congress to plaee his name on thepension list, because of permanent lameness from disease contracted In the army. Referred to
Committee on Claims.
Air. PRATHER presented a petition praying relief for damages done by Morgan’s raid.
Referred to Committee on Claims. REPORT OF SELECT COMMITTEES. Mr. CRAIN reported joint resolution 2] in regard to paying the Interest hearing lion of the United States debt first, and
[No.
^ POT-
first, and ree-
Laid on the table un-
ommended its passage,
der the rules.
RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS.
Mr. NEWCOMB offered a Joint resolution suspending sale of the Sinking Fund building In Indianapolis for thirty days, and appointing a joint committee to inquire whether the building is suitable for Supreme Court rooms, State officers, etc., and moved the suspension of the rules. He thought that In the present depressed state of the money market that the building would not bring its full
» be sold at
X
lUght not to
e: and he was certain that the bulld-
making a few Internal r<
value, and therel this time; and fr
ing, by making a few internal repairs, be made suitable for holding aittinga of the Supreme Court and offices for the various State
nfllceri.
Mr. MoLBAM trusted the resolution weald meet the approbation of the menbers of the House. The building shouM Be the property of the State. Thla is a matter of the most urgent necessity, and he hoped it would poos. Mr. KISER woo opposed to suspending the
sale.
The yeae and nays Were eolicd, mdthe role*
,u rfw
»n|sixty l'nst«d of™hl7tVd°ay^Adepted! T
Mr. MORKISOA
legalizing a<
held In Clinton County in 1805.
Committee on Judiciary.
„ Air. CAMPBELL introduced a bill [II. It. 40] to amend practice in courts in regard to making husband and wife witnesses. Referred to
Committee on Judiciary.
Mr. HUGHES introduced a bill [II. B. 41] to license locomotive engineers. Ref,Trod to select committee of which Mr. Speaker is a
member.
Mr. THATCHER submitted the report of special committee on II. B. No. 3, changing the time of holding the Common PL as Court in the Eighth Judicial District, and moved that the order of business her suspended that the House might take ap the hill now; which was done. The rules were then suspended, ami the bill passed to Us secend reading. Air. WoLFE, on giving bis vote to suspend the rules, stated, as a general thing, he was opposed to a suspension of the rules, but as this was a ease of emergency, bo would vote Air. WRIGHT moved to strike out the paragraph ordering that the act be published in the Indianapolis Journal and Herald, as sueh publication would be a needless expenditure. Not agreed to.
Tbc bill was
pa-st d.
Mr. HUGHES introduced a bill II. II. 4! 1 to prevent a breaking of a quorum In either it-Mlse of tbc General Assembly. Mr. HUGHES thought we would have some Ww* . fore us which would require that this ■bill should be in force immediately, and there, fore moved that 3(SI copies tie printed, and made the special order ol to-morrow at two
o'clock.
The SPEAKER announced the morning hour had.expired. RUESITON OK PRIVILEGE. Air., tilli Uj' stated his attention was called to in , rror which bad been approved in the tin journal, and moved that the journal be cirrccted in accordance with the fac’s. Cur-
ried.
Air. WOLFER moved that tbo House adjourn until two o’clock. Carried.
then read a third time and
Speaker in Mr. ART
AFTERNOON SESSION. House met pursuant to adjournment. Air. in the chair. LEAN dVsired to move to suspend the regular order ol business, in order to submit a joint resolution. Taken by consent. Air. AIcLKAN then offered a joint resolution providing that the Librarian, draw $1,900 from the situte Treasury, to purchase postage stamps for the use of the members of the General Assembly. Mr. SHUEY moved to amend by adding an emergency clause to the resolution, Mr. McLKAN. It is suggested, and the suggestion has struck me with some force, that the resolution should be referred to a special committee, and I move it be so referred. Carried. Committee, Alessrs. Newcomb, Aicl.ean, aud Miller. RILLS ON »ECONp READING. House MB 2. to amend and act incorporating Preacher's Aid Society. I’assed to its third
reading.
Housa bill No W, to Increase fees of Coroners in certain cases. Referred to committee on
Fees and Salaries.
House bill No 5. amending election lawsPassed to Its third reading. Air, MILLER asked consent of the House, to take up House hill No 25, providing for a registry law, which was given. He then, moved that the motion referring it to Committee on Judiciary he reconsidered. Carried. Mr. MILLER then moved ;tt be read the second time, which was done. Mr. MILLER moved that it he referred to tbe C immlttee on judiciary, and two hundred
copies be printed.
Mr. WOLFE moved It be sent to Committee on Elections, and objected to the printing of the bill as there were several others on the
same subject.
Air. KISER thought It should be referred to Committee on Elections, and also objected its
being printed.
Mr. MILLER had no particular desire to have the bill printed, and withdrew that portion of his motion. The bill was then referred
to the Committee on Judiciary.
Mr. HAMILTON Introduced a bill [If. B. No. 43] providing a registry law. Referred to
the Committee on Judiciary.
message wak received from the Senate Ining the House of the passage of a concurrent resolution providing for the appointment of a committee to act with a tike committee on the part of the House, to Inquire into the expediency of procuring a suitable building for the State oflicera and chambers of the Su-
preme Court.
Mr. WOOD Introduced a bill [H. B. No. 44] to exempt property from sale in certain cases. Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. Mr. WRIGHT introduced a bill [H. B. No. 45] to enable town trustees to lay out streets, alleys, etc. Referred to the Committee on Cor-
porations.
Mr. THATCHEP moved to adjourn, but
withdrew bis motion to allow
Mr. KISER to present a petition praying the abolition of the grand jury system. Referred
to the Commute on the Judiciary.
Mr. STEWART
Ich was
A mesi
lorra
dietary.
*1.. o. r. t, rtin moved to take up the meesage of the Senate last mentioned, wbtcl done, and the House concurred therein. The following committees were then ap-
pointed:
On Finance (the national Debt): Meoen. Newcomb, Ross, Crain, Thatcher and Hop-
kins.
On House of Refuge—Meears. Shuey, Crowe, Stewart, Shull and Scamerhorn. To inquire Into the expediency of purebaeing the sinking fund building for State officer* and the supreme Court, and to Inquire about procuring any building for that purpose—Messrs. Giesendorff, O’Neil and roulke. Mr. HUGHES introduced a bill [H. B. 46] to relieve Alfred Williams, Treasurer of Brown county,on accountof the robbery of the Brown county safe. Referred to the Committee on Ways and Means. Mr. MILLER moved that when the Honse adjourn it adjourn till two o’clock to-morrow. Carried. Mr. MONTGOMERY moved that the House do now adjourn. Carried.
BRICK MACHINB.
Tie laeieiapelis Brlek Nachlie Ce. fpiIIS Company is now prepared to contract A any quantity of Brick* of a superior quality, almost eqnal topress, delivered during the seaIpB, to any part of the city at reduced prices. Contractors mid owners will find II to their advantage to call before purohaatng elsewhere. s&wtei.rs’ifsis? asasAjas
overalls, ivo.
TTAVINO SOM Mt my business in frei J&lKWSiSzSWM srstawssissis;
WILLI A
In fresh Baltl-
future, i
ILLIAM RO6ER8.
W* shell ke
PROSPECTUS
or tu
INDIANAPOLIS HERALD, Dally aad Weekly, for 1M7. The great political question* which are to be discussed and decided during tbeeomlng year possees a general and abeorblng Internet. Te secure an Intelligent verdict upon them, the pahlie mind should be thoroughly informed upon the issues, end the beet menus of information is an able and fearleas prana. Bvery Democrat should take a paper, eepeclally one that onllghtena him on the questions in which he ie Immediately interested. The Proprietors of the Hxsald intend that It shall not only fnlly discuss the general Issues tiefore the country, but also those connected with State policy. There can be no more powerful agency in maintain Ing Conatltutlonal Liberty than a friz rncaa, and It shall be the leading object of the Herald to advocate the equal rights and sovereignty of the States, in all powers not delegated to the federal Government and the personal liberty of the citizen. The Hzzald will oppose alt usurpations of powers, whether in the National or State Governments, and Insist upon the subordination of the military to the civil rule. It will advocate the restoration policy of Pmzaidknt Johnson, the Immediate admission of the Representatives of the Southern States In Congress, and -g recognition of all the people of the States lately In rebellion, who have returned to their allegiance as citizens, with tba foil rights and prlvilegefcof citlzenahlp, in order to restore the pacification of the country and itc former prosperity. The Uzbalb will oppose negro anffrage and all attem to place political power in the hands of the black race. At a F-AJMIIzTT F-A.FER No effort shall be spared to give the Huald an Interest to all classes of readers. It will contain interesting Miscellany, the Latest News by Telegraph and Mails, and sueh general Information as will make it a welcome visitor to the Business Man, the Farmer and the Mechanic.’ THE FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENTS Shall receive especial attention. The market* of the leading cities will be given with accoracy, and a full report of our own market. Xerma off tke Daily. One copy, one year, by mall $10 09 “ “ six months “ 9 00 " “ three “ “ S 00 “ '• one “ ■■ 1 00 Ten copls of the Dailt Herald will be furnished one year for $100, and aa extra copy to She getter up of the club. Agent* will be snpplied at 8 cents per copy. Terms ol the Weekly. Single copies, one year $s 00 Single cofles, six months l 00 Ten copies, or more to one person, on* year, each ropy i 75 -Twenty copies, or more, to one person, on* year, each copy 1 99 ^ With an additional copy to tb* getter up • each Club of ten. Specimen copie* will be sent to any person desiring it, on application. Every Democrat in Indiana Is raqnested to act a* an agent for the IIznALn, and do all la bis power to extend It* circulation, and thu. add to our ability to give it increased interest. .’ ddreet, 1IKRAL.D COMPANY, 1’roprietor* and PiAl-hers, INDIANAPOLIS, INI).
ftAILKOAM.
Imdlunitpolla mmd 4’laclmmmtl Keel I •
PMOd.
Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis dally DrricZRa—II. U. I-onl, President and Snperintefdent; J. Kr Uirhardsnn Assistant Superintcndylit: V. II. Lord. General Ticket Agent: Thomas
ord,
Ijf-i-Hiner General w Ii. L. Noble, Gene:
gent: Thomas t, Cincinnati;
anapol
Columbian (tad ladlamapolln OaV trial Railway. Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis dally. Officers— n. E Smith, President, Columbus, Ohio; J. M. Lunt, Superintendent; C. W. Smith, General Freight Agent; F. chandler. Genera! Ticket Agent, Indianapolis.
aad CVawA>rdnTlII« " Mnilroad. Throe Trains leave Indianapolis daily. John Ingle, Jr , President and Superintendent; J K Martin, General Ticket Agent; A E. Shrader, General Freight Agent, Evansville.
PLUMBERS, ETC.
J. Gelson M. Uebcrgcr. C. 8. Talmadge. JOHN GELBON & CO., FLTJIMIBEHR/S, GAS AND STEAM PIPE FITTERS.
fi. M. G«ra*r Mala aad ••▼•atb,*!*-,
©INOiNN ATI, OHIO.
W K *V9 A^eak^for^thejaleof the MonumenIlluminotiac Saa. Orders promptly attended to.
LIVERY STABLE.
Livery and Boarding Stable. /'CITIZENS’ LIVERY AND BOARDING 8T - V/ ble. No-10 Boat Pearl atreet. In rear of Harrl- ' ~ ,nk, between Meridian and Pennsylvania Carriages and Buggies for hire on Test--aonaMe terms. Persona wishing to be conveyed to the adjoin ing town* eon be accommodated at
this Stable.
aprll dtf SULLIVAN A DREW, Proprietors.
son stre
AXLE LIFTER. •
Grand Chance for Investment ThOTY’S AXLE LIFTER, approved by the I / American Institute Fanners’ Club at its session, beld June It, and especially commended by Messrs. Robinson, Uutnn, Bergen, and other omlnent members. Holds up sevr“ *■—“ " ’
ion, Uuinn, Bergen, and other embers. Holds up seven bundled
Great inducements to salesmen of both maehim and right*, fiend atompfor circulars. Adikesa WM. X. DOTY. *ct33 d A w8m S Courtland street. New York.
DRUCCISTS.
NEW DRUG- STORE F. R. ©ERHARBT, IDEiTJ Q-OXST, Northwest corner McCarty and Bluff street*. ■yVRUGS, Chemical*, Faint*, OU*, Varnishes, Prescriptions accurately and carefuUy filled, jelfidly
NEW DRUG STORE. H49I11.TON * SHAW, No. 47 South IlllBOlo Street, Indianapolis. DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DYE STUFFS; fine Perfumeries, etc.
Prescriptions accurately and carefu
pounded.
ally pit d
GROCERIES.
WATCHES. CLOCKS ETC.
Standard Time HI/.VT * EOE.V, 79 Eaet market Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, (Elen’s Block, four doors east of Postofilce,) DZSLtZSIN FINS Watches, Clocks And Jewelry. CLOCKS AT WHOLESALE. We nre Agents for E Howard A Co’s Celebrated Clocks for Churches, Public. Buildings,Galleries, Vestries, Bank, Office, School and House use. Regulators for Watchmakers’ use and Railroad Depots; Watch Clocks to insure fidelity of night watchmen. Turret Clock! for Church Towers and Factories. Watch repairin by scientific Engraving ncai Mr Regulate your Watchi* by our .xaaruuouUc Clocks, the finest in the city. vH dSmeod
__ WOCL. ~ TYLER, MclMMEH A CO., WOOL ComniiNttlon ItlerchantM, No*. 147and 149 Congress Street, Jet dly BOSTON.
A. JONES & CO., (Successors to Jones, Vinnedge A Jones,) WHOLESALE GROCERS, Mot. 7 and 8 Bates House Building, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
A. JO NX*. H. CLAT. Z. F. JONZZ. I. w. jonz*.
feb8 dly
POLISH.
Good News to Housekeepers.
The Latest aad moot Valuable Die. ••▼cry •* the Age.
WINDOWS CLEANED With nt Soap or Water, Time er Labor, by using ’WootlsuYn.’H imANTANEOUS WINDOW POLISO
fTVHE attention of the public is Invited to this new and valuable preparation for clearing all kinds of glass, whether in windows or in the form of ware. Its action upon that maUtrul is
irkings of
OLD LONDON DOCK.
THIS DELICIOUS TONIC, Especially designed for the use of the MEDICAL PROFESSION AND THE: FAMILY, s now indors ed by all the prominent Physicians Chemists, and Connoisseurs, as possessing ol! those intrinsic medicinal qualities (tonic and diuretic,) which belong to an OLD AND PURE GUY.
MEDICAL.
makes it pc
Physician to . sumption is os certainly <
and as c
termittent Fever, am vented os Small Po:
A King, M. 1)., LL. D., etc.
r, that Conred as In-
certainly pre--Bev. Charles
iriNC’s
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION, Made from the Prescription of Re▼ • Chess. E. KAma, ffff• ®-, fi.fi.. IF., Etc, For the prevention and cure of COIDTSTJIMIIPTIOlSr, „ (In its most advanced stages,) For the radical cure ol Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, and all affections of the Lungs, Throat, and rod Special Derange ir Disorders of the Disorders of the
We trust
founded abundan
tion e nee
ilic eon-
abundantly vindicates our claims to public confidence, and guarantees the excellence of this
Standard Article.
Put up in Cases, containing one dozen bottles each, and sold by all prominent Druggists, Grocers, etc. A. M. BUSING Eli A CO., I Established 1778.] Sole Importers, No. 15 Beaver street. New York. DAH.Y. NENOUR Sc CO., 143 South Meridian street,
Indianapolis,
Wholesale Agents. Opinions of the Preaa. The Binlngers, No. 15 Beaver street, have a very high reputation to sustain, as the oldest and best house in New York.—[Home JournaL The house of A M. Bininger A Co., No. 19 Beaver street, has sustained for a period of eighty years * reputation that may well be envied.—[New York Evening Post. jel6 deod&weowly
DRY GOODS.
■.onUville. Yew Albnnr aad Cfcl« coffto Ma Uroiaal. Direct Route from Louisville to Chicago. Officsks —D. D. Williamson, Trustee: J. A. Williamson, Assistant Trustee; B. F. Hasten, Terre Haute and ■ndlanapoIU Hallroaod. Four passenger trains leave Indianapolis daily. Officzh*—K. J Peek, President; It F. Ricker, Superintendent; 8. T. Scott, General Agent, Indianapolis. .>rffVrw«nv!llr Railroad. Three Passenger Train- leave Indianapolis dall OrriczRs—D. Rickets, President; Horace Scott, Superintendent; James Ferrier, General Ticket A gent; Thomas C»rse, General Freight Agent, Jeffersonville; Thom** Corse, General Agent, Indianapolis. ■.alayette gad findlanupoli* Kaliroad. Three Passenger Trains leave Imlianapolis daily. orriozna—William F. Reynold*, President; J. M Kerper, Assistant Superintendent, Lafayette; W. U. Parmlec, General Agent, Indianapolis. Hellefbntalae Railroad. Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily. orriczn*—Ntillman Witt, President, Cleveland, Ohio; K. N. Brown, General Superintendent; Liirlen Hills, General Freight Agent, T. D. Barton, General Passenger Agent, Indianapolis. IndlnniiwUn. JPei-n gad dateafo Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily. Orriczu—David Macy, President and Superintendent; D. C. Thompson, Assistant Superintendent; V T Mallott. General Ticket Agent; L. N. Andrews, General Freight Agentlndianapolis.
PORK PACKING. PORK PACKING.
WTESSRS. WHEAT, FLETCHER A CO., OF IVi. Franklin. Indiana, have rented the large and commodlus Pork ami Slaughter House of Ii. A H. Coffin, of Indianapolis, anil arc prepared te make liberal rash odvanres to their friends who may park pork, and will lie in tbe market to purcbftse flojr* At thrir hijfh&ttCAsh price. They hAve secure*! the scrYicc» of Mr. it. Coflin to superin* ten<] the cutting and parking, and hope to be Able to gite entire "atUfaution to all who may intriut them with their business. omc« on PennsylYAniA street, opposite Postoffice, up stairs. nov?l illm
HAIR RESTORATIVE. NEWHALL’S Magic Hair Restorative. No Sulphur. This !* the best article for restoring OHEY HA1K To It* original color, In the market. MAGIO HAIR DTE! Complete la one bottle. No trouble. Block 01 brown os desired. Manufactured and for sale at 47 Hanover street, between Rim and Court, Boston, and by all Drug gists in the Unnited States. Jel dlveod
CORDIAL.
Aa Dance ef Preventative Worth a P»nnd •( Care. -A. THERTOIT’S CHERRY CORDIAL Is the best remedy for the certoia and effectual cure of Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea. C*lic. Cramps, DYSENTERY, HEARTBURN, INDIGESTION, Of spipsio, and all fowel Complaints. “Try it.” For talc by all Druggists. oetJ9 diaw8Aw9ra
BAKERY.
EXPRESS COMPANIES. Adana* Ex preen Company. ladlonapoila Offico—No. 11 East Washington it. Alfred Gaither, Superintendent, Cincinnati; John U. Ohr, Agent, Indianapolis. American Exprem Company. Indianapolis Office—No. 84 East Washington st. E. W. Sloan, Superintendent, IndionapoU*; JButterfield, Agent, Indianapolis. |Jffilt«4 Staten Exprem C’«mpaany. Indianapolis Offico—No. *4 East Washington st. J. Butterfield, Agent, Indianapolis. fflerohmat** Effilo« Exprem Cnmp’y Indianapolis Ofloe—44 East Washington street. R. B. McPherson, Division Superintendent, In. dlanapolie; James Green, Agent, Indlanapoll*. TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
Western Union Telegraph CopaOfflce in Blockfor^TBlock, corner Meridian and Washington streets; entrance on Meridian street. J. F. Wfilllck, Division Superintendent; C. C ^o‘ t S ie &rowS*i**Vl«£ro7 | nd® r ’ Ctal * r <>P«nrt<Wi
SEEDS, BTC.
K8TA.BL.IMHBD 129 1940. PITKAN, WIARD A CO., U«f;f9iri|XE, ke«T|J«AY» Wholesale Dealers in Seeds and Implements, And Manufacturers and Dealer* in Lime and Cement. KUT’E are located in the center of tbe Bine vv Grass and Orchard Gross prodacing section, and can offer special Inducements to wholesale buyers. W# are heavy dealers in all kinds of Implements. We are sole proprietors of '• pitki9P0 Potato mcwek,” Which we gnarantoa to dig foster than ten men can pick them up.
CLOTHES WASHER.
DOTY’S Clothes Washer Is OMY to otwmto—sitting or ■tending—figuras no gar■mte, and does its workto perfection in from two to The UmlYerBsl Clothes Wringer, wrrn L.COO . WHKBKLK, S^’***'^ ••*•«* coot ihnnlaro of sol* gtren to tee
0. Did ThSSl
KJkKKorrr a skithkk** Union Steam Bakery, No. 17 Berth Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, Manufacture all kinds Craelten, Cakes and Bread. Liberal discount made to the trade decfidSm
COLD MEDAL COGNAC.
-JVUKisdi toteMur,
form of ware. Its action npon that
astonishing, and seems more like tbe workings magic than reality. It does away with soap suds or not water, thus avoiding tbe slops u|>on the floor or adjoining paint, anil tbe disagreeable sensation of tbe water running down on the arui-, under the sleeves, end wetting them to the shoulders. It iriintm ‘t - *’ — .n/i ^1. sq— 1 ■ Wanwiiarent and clearer appearance tban con begot with ten times theamountof laliorand time in washing. Please experiment with the samples in different manners, until you arc thoroughly convinced that the article is, in every particular, fully equal to our recommendation ot It. Try it on your looking glass, on your windows, on your silver, brass, bnUinia or tinware; in fact, en anything you wish to clean or polish. Bob some grease on your window, and see now quickly and easily the polish taks itoff. and how singularly clear it leaves the glass. Price 25 cents. Manufactured by WOODsUM A CO.,
56 Washington street, Boston.
For sale by Grocers, Druggists and dealers generally. ocUtl dco»Um
INSURANCE INSURE WITH THE OLD
INSURANCE COMPANY.
NORTH AMERICA, Off the City of Philadrlphia.
Organized A. D. 179-1.
Cash Capltaland Sirplas$1,730,000.
Paid la Caefc. ■imee 1701, over $1 **,300,000.
fT*HE OLD NORTH AMERICA Is the FIRST A INSURANCE COMPANY with a CASH CAPITAL organised In the United States Those seeking RELIABLE INDEMNITY are respectfully referred to tu long aad honorable buxine**
career of^eventy-two yean.
WELD, ANDREWS & LEET,
Importers and Jobbers of
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN
FANCY GOODS!
WOOL.EY CSOOIMS,
HOSIERY, GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS
Stationery, Cutlery, Jewelry, Etc.,
23 Park Place ami 20 .Hurray Street,
(NEW YOJrtK.
D F WELD. W. R. ANDKfc U. C. LEET.
USTIEW FXTtlsA:.
VM. WILLIAMS.
J V COOE. M'fHltKTKKd,
JOJC JACOB.
WILLIAMS, €OOK A
Wholesale Dealers in
eo to lla long and
of^eventy-two years. For Fira Policies in the
Company apply to
above sterling old H.C. HOPKINS. Agent, Talbot A News Block,
iNDIlNArOLia.
•epttOdSm
BERKSHIRE LIFE INSURANCE pO.,
PITTSFIELD, MANS.
Assets, - Aaonit lasnred, -
$750,000 00 $5,000,000 00
WHEAT HIJTHBHEYT. Ol.Ih HOH»rEAJ> RITE. *4“ ? f *«}Un f yflnes,
to eomum
to oomumers Puri Liquors in a compact and convenient form, we commenced the enterprise of bottling and packing in case* oar well known wino*. wandiee, WbUklw, ate., and have sent them out in a style that would preclude the possibility of their being tampered with before reaching the purebaaer. The general appreciation aad gratifying success teat has rewarded our efforts baa encouraged ni to maintain tee a tended aa re«*ft* quality, alao, to moke Increased effort* to retain the confidence and patronage which ha*
been so liberally bestowed upon us. [EstablishedIT^J ^ Importer*of 5 **’
The above popular containing one dooen by all prominent Druj
tfflnea, etc., et, Bew York,
i In i
re put up in cases each, and are sold
racers, etc.
OpimiMM uf th« Press.
The nome^f Bininger M Co^ No. 19 Beaver
rod
street a^^arrantee^ofthe exyt and litenU The importing house of Biningev A Co., No. 15 Beaver Street, is conducted upon principles of Integrity, fairness, and lbs highest honor.-New
York Evening Kxpreta.
HORN, ANDERSON * CD.,
Wholesale Grocers, Agents,
jyffjrtWjteJJnffteaatroet, Indianapolis, Ind
CANDIES, ETC.
Christmas and New Years AT cuivivuvoitam’s. Germsr Market and miaels Ntreete. Fancy Candy Toys, AND •ANDIES IN ALL VARIETIES. Bearding by the Bay er Week. Warn Meals ntntthouia. deetfdlw
KNITTING.
HOMEMADE gHIT GOODS. gsnmsB CwtMi Eiftttag Mn * trier.
All Policies Ifliilual and Non-ForTei table.
Business ef i860 Mere than 500 per cent. Mere than East Year.
ANNUAL CASH DIVIDENDS Paid on renewal of all Policies that have been in force two years. Diyidends added to a Policy often exceed the Emoantof Premiums paid, and are also non-for-feitable, and will be redeemed in CASH on demand. *irou*J or'quarterly Ryuicnt**’ ^ aUaUal> MnU - Rates on 10 Annnal Life and on Endowment Policies, are from 10 to MS per cent, higher in the Mote Companion than in the Berxsbixe. Surplus Distributed Equitably, J each member has contributed to the same. No n« should desire more, and no one should be hat[JwWjtb lets. Tbe value of forfeited policies ' i the holder either u term of Insurance, l the Dividends of ol ken when required.
Average Animal Dividend rmr the Post Fsur Tears, 44 Per Cest. tf the Annul Life Rate,
Ths C*»h System i* universally conceded to be tee Mfoat, cheapest and beat for all kinds of busiWhy ihould the business of Life Insurance be
an exception?
NOTIONS IND F1MV GOODS, Nio. -fi l.ouihiana Ntreet,
(Oiqio-itc cast end Union Dejiot,) IISI3DXA.ISrA.PO LIS, I TT ID . rpilE UNDERSIGNED HAVE OPENED AN fi. entire new stock of Notions and Fancy Goods, Consisting in part of Burk Gloves and Mitts, Hoods, Scarfc, Comforts, Shawls, Undershirts, Drawers, Buttons, Threads, Mens’and Women’s Hosiery, Hoop Skirts, Balmorals, AND A FULL LIKE OF "WHITE GOOES. We respectfully call the attention of Merchants anil the trade generally to an examination ef our stock, as we feel conlldent that we ran sell as cheap, or cheaper, tban any other bouse in the city. McCall and examine stock beforepnrohasintr elsewhere. WILLIAMS, COOK A CO., No. 4 Louisiana street, octfidSm Indianapolis, Indiana. W. II. Hoover. J R Humphrey. Murray Shipley. HOOVER, PUMPHREY & CO,, Wholesale Dealers in STAPLE AAD FAACV DRV GOODS A-lfO alfOTIOilTS, Xo. ^4 Pearl Street, beticeen Vine and licice, oxisroi3sr3NffA.xi. dccT d2m
tuva vaiAUADUca vuc aaiifiA. t sweats, always, in from seven The appetite is at once Invigine patient rapidly gains flesh; the the difficult breathing are speedily re-
the evacnI»o. eep becomes ca ' m anii refreshing; genera^^S? re S ular an ’‘ uniform. All ttie igraJldUy etC '’ wuS“K v MtoilSh’
The Precri
orated, and I <»ugh and lieved; the
by whatever name hibited any one or more o toms:
MEDICAL.
DR. WM. THOMSON’S Oflto* end Consultation Parian azeleoateCat TV*. *» SffiBfih Delfitwarffi Street,
\\f HERE he will continue VV to treat and core Private Diseases, in all their epeeiee. stage*, ramification* nndj
phases.
Dr. Wm. Thomson will
to each patie strument, bii
effect a radios
ire, or make no charge. Dr. Wm. Thomson has i
the treatment of Private Diseases a specialty since the year 1881—three years in tee city of Buffalo, New York, eight years in Chicago, Illinois, and two yean in Peoria, Illinois. During eight yean practice in Chicago, Illinois, he cured over
thirteen thousand cases.
Dr^Wm. Thomson, in his practice for Scrof-
' diseases of the bloi
ent a written
. binding himself : tect a radical and ]
cure.
ula. Rheumatic and general diseases of the blood, uses a Fumigating Vapor Bath of the most ingenious kind. In conjunction with internal treat-
ment
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, thdficonsequenc
This solitaij vice, or depraved ice, is practiced by the youth of
'mito'
self-abi nal ind
•use.
ulgence, i
sexes
with anerrinj
morbid
. > p;
to an almost unlimited
merrii dsym;
al measi
chest' face or limbs, Neuralgm^Ner* 1 ' >h ° U ‘ Je ”’
ache. Nervous Prostration, Net
Giddiness or Dizz Throat, Drowsiness,
tion. Nervous
ziness. Excessive Pali
aiders,
rvous Ileadis Irritation.
sut,u a. x/imcuis, raiuiui, ouppressea, Scanty, Excessive, Delayed, Premature or too Frequent Menstruation.
tatenaents (roc
81
“Your prescription savi
and has saved me ht
undreds of doi
York.
Patients, Etc. ed my daug.iter’s ill s of dollars.”—[Rev.
ve received v.P. Pere-
umphreys, Remsen, New York.
‘‘We bless God for the benefit we hav from your Prepared Prescription —[Re
Blossburg, Pennsylvania,
hyery one to whom I have recom mended it has beneflttecl much by its use”—[Hev. C. 1)
Jones, Racine, Wisconsin.
Bible Holsz, Astoe Pk*cz, New York^-In tbe early part of February, 1865,1 was suffering from a violent cough, for which I hail been treated during six months previously without benefit 1 bad Night Sweats which .completely prostrated me. In the evening, hoaReness would come on which would prevent me from speaking above a
was growing
ad been compelled to leave
ths. Alt
: he could do no mo: rapidly worse, and had
business for nearly two mouths. All my symp toms indicated, unmistakable, the presence o Consumption. In the beginning of February Mr. Henry Fisher, Treasurer of the American Bible Soeiety, presented me with a bottle of the Prepared Prescription, lu a few days, my apiietite, (which 1 hail entirely lost.) returned; within a week my cough hail almost left me; and in less than two weeks the Night Sw eats were broken up. Thenceforward I regained strength rapidly and am now regularly attending to my duties as clerk to the American Bible Society, iu whose employment I have been nine years. 1 am now en.ov ing good health Your Prescription effected a cure, when my friends despaired of mv recovery
THUS..I CONGER.
” I have had Nervous or Spasmodic Asthma for eleven years. During the last six rears I have never bad an uuiuterupted night - rest. It often seemed to me that I would die lirtbre I could get air into my lungs. I suffered so greatlv from ‘shortness of breath.’ that 1 was compelled to take frequent rests in walking from ;uv residence
to ni v place of business.
“The night before I obtained the ‘Prepared Prescription.'was the woi-st» ever pas.-ed. Ou obtaing tbe remedy, I took a teaspoonful at neon ad again at night, and slept all night without using. I have not bad a broken night’s rest nee. • * • * j have now completely recovered my strength and spirits, and am not at all afflicted with ‘shortness of breath.’ I shall lie gla.1 to have any one afflicted with Asthma call
L.\> et, Ni
“ No. 334 Fourth street, Nc v Yoi
The “Prepared Prescription,” is put tin i
^ J 0 aw.I ss.-.l 1 1. — foa — .. w. a. . *
rk>
G. SIOSES a Co.- 27Courtland street. New York Consultation free. A circular, containing parcularsof many cases successfully treated, will -free, by mail, to all who w ill write for it
-Wd at Wholesale aud Retail, in ludi
‘ it A Co., and by a
poTis, by W. I i throughout the
country.
idiani
1 by all Druggi-t ctl3 deowA w iy
THE DRY UP acts quickly and surely. Usually a single bottle of it is sufficient to effect I a permanent cure. We recom | mend to every one who has thi
edii
spots under
tee cars, and noi rattling of chariots,
weakness of the liml
intellect, toes of
proaching : quaintanecs,
me eru
swe.
certainty the unless com!
• you
extent, producing following train of
by seien
uneasiness about the loins, be, confused vision, blunted
onitdence, diffidence
proaching strangers, a dislike to form new quaintanecs, a disposition to shun society, los:
in apew ac-
iintanccs, a disposition to shun society, loss of mory, hectic flushes, simples and varipua iptions about the face, furred tongue, night eats, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, mono-
mania, and frequently Insanity. The afflicted, on the first appe the above svmptoms, should im
pearancc of any of mediately apply
ove svmptoms, she
Dr. Wm. Thomson for relief.
„ US'* Office and Consultation Parlors, No. 29 South Delaware street, Indianapolis, Indiana. P. O. Bog 1860 febl dly
M A S^KSwork“*S;^ B nl fS^vTiS: tor—being a Private Instructor for Married Perthose about to Marry, both male and fe-
i or Prevention of Offspring, including all the new discoveries never before given in tl e English language, by Wm. Young. M. D. This -a
really a ratable and inten written in plain language fo: and is illustrated with upwa
ravi:
engravings. A, contemplating i
pediment to marriu. — It discloses secrets that acquainted with. Still it i locked np, and not lie abou sent to any one on the recei dress Dr. Wm. Young, above Fourth, Philadelp!
pwards
vork. icralr
r the geueral reader,
of one hundred
t Catarrh
stages.
try the Remedy at once, and you will far exceed us in its
praises. Price $1 per bottle. Send stamu for pamphlet. For sale by the proprietor. H. H IU RR1NGTON, Druggist, Providence. Rhode Island. Also.by SMITH A DWYER, Wholesale Agents for Chicago, Illinois. nov3 il€m
C LOTH I N O . MENDERSON & EROHMAN, WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS, Cloth?, Cassimtre$,Te8iiB?s Etc., A”. Ill Rest Pearl Street.near Eace Street, C I X C I TV IV A. T I .
TOBACCO.
WEBB, TIAIZY At CO., TOBACCO Commission Merchants, 41 Walnut Street,
CMIsrCXD5riffA.TX, OSTXO.
A full lino of the best brands of
Virginia, Missouri
ICeiituelcy Tobaccos,
For sale in Bond or tax paid, octl ilgm
UMBRELLAS, ETC. >1. THOMJPSOIV, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS,
WAI.KIX: CANES, 167 .Wain St., bet. Foartb and Fiflb,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Repairing promptly attended to. dec" d3m
! every one should bo is a book that must he ut the house. It w ill be eipt of fifty cents. AdNo. 416, Spruce street, ia. jel5 dly
The Great English Remedy. PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
NIK JA7IF.S CL.ARKE’«
CELEBRATED FEMALE I’iLLS, Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, M. D., Physician Extraordinary to tbe Queen. This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure ol all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitution is subject It moderates all excesses ami removes all obstructions, from whatever cause. A speedy euro m iv be
relied on.
TO xTlAltlllED 1*A 1>II'S it is particularly suited. It will in a short time bring on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken bv - females during the FIRST TUKEE MONTHS of Pregnancy, a> they are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at
any other time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal AffectionI aius in the Back ami Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion. Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics an.I Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when all other mpans have failed; ami although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimonv, or anything hurtful to the constitution. Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which should be carefully preserved, fl^^old by all Druggists. Brice, |1 per Bottle.
SPECIAL NOTICE
It is the fate of every valuable Medicine to be < oi'NTERFKiTEb. Be cautious, therefore, ami see that the letters “T. A M.” are blown lu the bottle, and that each wrapper bears the fan simile of the signatures of 1.4J. BALDWIN 4 CO., and .1 UP. MOSE3. Without which none are genuino. —One ilollar, with eighteen cents for p ‘>tage,enclose«i to any authorized Agent, or to the Sole Oeneral Agent lor the l uited States and
British L>ominions,
J OB MOSES, 27 Cortlaudt street. New York, will insure a bottle containing Fifty Pills, by return mail, securely sealed from all observation. LIFE—HEALTH—STRENGTH. LIFE-HEALTH-STRENCTH. LIFE-HEALTH-STRENCTH. »K. OELAMARRITM SPECIFIC PILLS, Are prepared by the Messieurs Garaneiere »* Dupont, Pnarmaceutists, No. 214 Rue Lombard, I aris, Irom the Prescription ol Dr. Juan Dela-man-e. C hief Physician to the IHospital du Nurd
on Lari bo is ere.
LETTKK OF KFCOTl ^lFN DATION.
Pakis, Mav 5.
GentlemenWehaveaisedthe ‘ Speciilc Pills’* made from Dr. Delamarre’s Prescription, during several years past, in our private ami public practice, and have found them a most energetic and
atorrhea or Seor premature )r Impotency; ervous System; Habits and Se\-
ngements of the
Weaknesses arising from Secret Habits ai Excesses; Relaxation of the Genital
Spec i a Weak
uai Excesses; Re
W T eakSpine; Affectio;
Brickdust Deposits i , charges; Paleness of the Skin, with Sunkei Cheeks and Bloodless Lips; Pinched Features Irregular Action of the Heart, and in all tin
ghastly train of S’
abuses Force.
of the Gen
of the Eyes; Lime or the Urine; Milky Dis-
hastly train of Symptoms arising from over u>e, buses, or loss, from any cause, of the Nervous
KA Di pont, No. 214
D.
Rue l.om-
10 GAKASC1ER1
bard, Paris.
Sedentary and Studious Occupations, Griefs. Anxieties, or whatever tends to impair the vital action of the Brain, Heart or Nervous Svstem, frequently lead to the most distressing anil embarrassing disorders of the Virile System. Students. clergymen, and lawyers, therefore, who are especially liable to these Weaknesses should reart promptly to Dr. Delamarre’s Specific Pills. A pamphlet containing full particulars, with irections and advice, printed in French, Ger-
>ox, vho
uj VUI- Jll 111! Ml
sent by mail, sec urely sealed on receipt of the specified pr ized agent, or by the sole ‘.merica, OSCA1
;reet, N ew Yorl Sold wholesale
any author
agent, or by the sole geueral agents for America. OSCAR G. MOSES & CO., S7 Cortlaudt
; aud retail in Indianapolis, hv
W J. HASK1T A CO.,
And at retail by all Druggists throughout the
country.
Oct. 22 deowAwly
FiLiS5r2;«SI2IS7!;i7!,ti!S.»*“ “
g advantages that may not also e do claim for the BIRK-
and expense* to Income, than most eom-
THOS. F.PUUNtCETP. President. CHICKBBING, Seo’y, Trean and Actnary. JACOB L GREENE, Asssstant Secretary.
81VABM A B1BTH0LM1E W, igeats No. 36 West Washington Street, ' .. -U' ! ' deeldeewly INPIANAPOi.is, ind.
QUEENS WARE, ETC. WH0SALE AND ETA1L.
JOHN WOODBRIDGE & CO., hipobtxu or QUEENSWARE, China, Glassware, TABLE CUTLERY, AND FIXATED WARE, N». 16 WeM Wasblngton Street, INDIAN AX’D LIS, INDIANA. dec! dSm
COMMISSION.
« - « . H O fi. Yt AN, FRODUCE DEALER And Commission Merchant, 9 Bates House, Washington street, novMdSm ladianapolie, Indiana.
Da*i*i nexeaz.
JACOB DITNOA*.
D. DUNCAN At CO., CUCNJHUtYI, Commission Merchants, And Dealers In FLOUR. GRAIN, PRODUCE, WHISKIES AND CIGARS, Iff*. 19 West 1-on Islam** Bt., (Opposite Union Depot,) INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. ITt* Consignment* soUatteA Poatsffiee Box 1242. * BprMdtf
PROFESSIONAL.
a. M- YOU ART, M. !>., Eclectic Pliysician, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHRR. Office Ito. 780 (residence No. 128) North Pcnnsvl Vania street, on* and a half squares North of
Office three and seven to nine r. k.
TOILET.
Ladies Desiring a Clear and
Jp
iGEOBGEW.kjtRp
This delightful Toilet article has no equa vreserviug and BeautU> ing the Complexion
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Depot, 74 Fulton Street, New Fork
je9 dly
ual for
and
DOORS, SASH. ETC.
Worm teA
.plea
for all kinds ot v
iliable
ant, safe at ads of Wor
dway
MERCER, MORE At CO, S -A S II , DOOR AND BLIND MUlFACTORY, CAJIUHID4 CITY, IND.
i the he
affected by Worms or other c Price 25 Cents. Sent by mail for 25 cents. JOHN A. PERRY, Chemist. M. S. BURR A CO., 26 Tremoni street, Boston General Agents, and for sale by all Druggists. D R. WAR R EN 7 S BILIOUS jBITTERS. Being a Concentrated Fluid Extract of the most potent Blood Purifying Roots, Bark* and Gums / know n to ntodical science, Is, therefore, one of the most effectual Cleansers aad Renovatois ol the Vital Fluid ever offered to the public: while as a cure for I iver Complaint, Jaundice, Biliousness, Headache, Dizzteess, Indigestion, and the various complaint* eaused by Vitiated Humors Impi’.c Blood, or a Deranged and Diseased Con-
rjMIE untlersigr. i h^^WQ* n COIinec ' °and ifiUnffi Department, which
up with new machinery of
latest * u ‘l most approved patterns, and are
l to furnish at shortest notice, all
Doors, Blinds,
Urt
F ami Iu UO!
boor
they have ailed the latest .ud most
" notice.
Mould!]
and Door
onnect’ion with the above business is a Foundry and Machine Shop. Mill Machinery and Building Castings made to rder. Having experienced Pattern Makers in or employ, we are prepared to make and alter patterns and furnish castings promptly. K*ginesjmd Machinery of all kinds repaired.
waraanted as good and as cheapaa c
tone elsewhere. Cash paid for
MERCEk B llOH lh U ro r ' Aix* t&L tLll, MUKL A CO.
tar
etc., etc. decl8 d3m
WARREN TATE, Manufacturer of Doors, Sash, Blinds, Dowrmnd Window Frames, Brackets, mouldings. Etc., Etc. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FLOORING. CEILING AND WEATHERBOARDING. ¥77 LOOKING W>u ked Lumber dressed and sawed fi; to order. Nn. as South New Jersey Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
OYSTERS, ETC.
n..one ti feb22 dly
O. -A.. WEXzIzS,
DENTIST, OFFICE, OVER HARRISON'S BANK.
tsblS dly
w. 1*. WUTH, IV liolesale and Bcteil Dealer in OYSTERS, CAME AND FISH, * an COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. M South Pennsylvania street, Secend door from Washington street, iniaNTOLik Ihdiana. - orders promptly attended To. dec 3-dint.
M. S. BURR A CO., » B pren?dut rtreet, U B General iV^nts, and sold by all Druggists.
SttS.
Boston.
PHIVATE A ND every form of DISEASE of the male or XV female organs of generation cured in a few days^at the We>tern^Medical Office, 137 Sycamore , c ]| 1Jl ^ 1 ^ ll0 l j ntil Cured>
Cen
only BCSZ ready. Mi article much ale Pills $5. :nt by mail i
kimxdt for Private Disei ole Safes $1; Female 3
eedeu b
sent by mail or express, when ordered. Masturbation, or self abuse, speedily cured by an entire new treatment. Young man or woman.
ases, always
Safe, or shield, an led ladies, $10; Fe-
bese articles or medicine
, when ordered.
new treatment. Young man
or single. If you are afflicted
call or write at ence, and lief and low charges. A mtial. Send stainpfcWr
deni
octl Awly
and be ass:
: .B, *
woman, married ith any disease, ured of prompt ree and oonn-
■ular.
Ctfilei’s Head Dlspeasarj. (Established 1850. Chartered 1861.) A MEDICAL PAMPHLET, just published, containg 60 large page and numerous engraving* of the or
in nealtl. and
lasts, g.oi.irhia,
of the te-itelcs, d tee secret
_ geof the or-
gans of both sexes in nealtl. and
ting on private diseases
disease; treating on private gleet, syphilis, stnotnre; diseases bladder and kidneys; self-ab
habits both lx
girlhood to oia age; Intended at a warning and a guide for the young of bote sexes, being n truthini adviser to the married and those contemplating marriage; with the Author’s new method of treatment, the most successful means of cure as •hewn by the report of cases; mailed under seal forte cent*. Bead tee above work before seeking medical aid elsewhere, and thus avoid quackery. Potionta at a distance treated by moil, and medicines tent to any part of the country on receipt ° f TO LADIES -A pamphlet of special importance to the married, price 10 cents; also, n little book of private advice to ladies, either married or single, price 16 cents; either sent in sealed envelopes an receipt of price. Office Mentwved frwut 74 Green Sfreet* T* 176 Jefferson street, between Filth and Center,
sepldhwly
Louisville, 1
/^lIBCILbAJUl of otstt desonptlon iioitlT ex* C reutedimcommonwhiteorooientojipw.