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Mr. WOODS* from spedil oomnittee, reported on House Mil 13, constituting the fourteenth Judicial circuit, and recommended its

passage.

Bren.*, RMOLCTlOHn, XCT.

Mr. HIGGINS introduced a bill [H. B. 79] •mending the act authortflng the removal of convicts from the Southern Mata Prison to the Northern State Prison; to provide for convicts in each prison, and to provide for oarrying on tbe work of constructing the Northern Prison, approved Jun6 0,1861. Referred to the Joint

Committee on the State Prisons.

Mr. SHUEY Introduced a bill, [H. B. 78,] to amend sections 8, 4,6 and 6. of the act regulating and licensing the sale of splrltous, vinous and other liquors, and repealing all laws contravening this act. Referred to the Committee

on Temperence.

Mr. SPENCER introduced a bill, [H. B. 74.]

to suppress tippling houses, and to regulate

the sale or barter of certain r “

certain malt liquors,

providing a penalty for violating this act and repealing all laws inconsistent therewith. Referred to the Committee on Temperence. . Mr. SKIDMORE Introduced a bill, [H. B. 76,] for districting tbe State of Indiana for Senatorial and Representative purposes. Reft rred to specisl committee on apportionment. M. 8HOAFF Introduced a bill, [H, B. 76,] to amend sretlon 163 of the act to provide for tbe valuation of the real and personal property assessed for taxation In the State of Indiana, approval June 21,18n2. Referred to Committee

on Ways and Means.

Mr. HAMILTON introduced a bill [H. B

^ at-

red

on Fee# and Swlnrles.

Mr. WOOD Introduced a bill [U. B. 7»] pro-

mutual iusuram e comCommittee on Corpora-

Mr. STAf FORD Introduced a bill [H. B.

70] redistrletlng tbe State for Congressional purposes. Referred to special committees of

one from each Congressional district. Mr. McF/fDDE^ntroduced a bill fH- B.

SO] amending road laws. Referred to Com-

mittee oh Roads.' v

Mr. BRUCKKR InUaduced a bill [H. B. 81] regiilatlnif the employment of minors under sIBteen years of age In cotton or woolen factories and prohibiting them from compelling such minors to work over ten hours per day.

Referred Jo Committee on Judiciary. 61 r. SHOOK introducyd a bill III. B. amend election laws. Referred to

Elections. *

1r. MATTH IS offered

Increasing tbe salary of tbe prosecuting i torncy ofathe 16th judicial cii. ult. Referr to the Committee on Fees end Salaries.

Mr. WOOD Introdu vldtngAor closing up i panics. Referred to (

tlon*. *

82] to

Committee

Jndiftiia Legisla'ure—45th Session

SENATE. Monday, Jammy 2-1. Sinale met at two o’clock. The Journal \v;i- read a second time ami approved. (m motion of 51 r. (11 LI,UN, tbe uclion of the Senate in electing commissioners for beiMAoImt institutiona was revoked, being In contravention of joint rules.

I'KTITION.

Mr. 07 LEU offered a petition from eltlsens of .L-hns ui county in reference to prohibition of the In of Intoxicating beverages, llifcrred to Committee on Temperance.

RESOLUTIONS.

6Ir. ItlcllMOND offered a resolution authorizing the I) inrkeoper to request the news-

paper publishers to stamp the name of their paper on the wrappers of the copies furnished

to members. Adopted. 61 r. CULLEN offered

concurrent resoltt-inmi-Mc tiers to the to imrrow at three

lien for the election of i benevolent institutions

o'clock.

6Ir. HANNA smrgesbil that ihe eleellon be deferred until the report el lb" committee bad

been heard.

Mr. CULLEN was in favor of an election. The Union party had made their nnminatinns.

■No direct charges had te-en made of the candidates. Vague charge

Mr. MATTUI8 offered a resolution that the olerk of the last House, Hon. Cyrus T. Nixon, h ive compensation for services in organizing the present House. Referred to Committee on

Cldm«. 4

Mr. HCOI1ES eff. red a resolution that the Con mime on Education inquire into the title f I n .et-ity Square. In tbe city ef Indianapoll . and the be-t mode of disposing of It, and

report by bill or otherwise.

Mr. JUGttlNS offered a resolution that on the 22d^J January, at twelve o’clock, the House pWccrd to vote for United States Senatortotfil (be seat of Hon. H.S.Lane. Adopted. Mr. McFADDEN introduced a hill [H. B. 88.] to protect wild game, prohibiting (be killing of deer between Hie first of February and the first of October, and punishing, by tine, railroads anil express companies from carrying game that hat been unlawfully killed, sad repealing all laws heretofore passed In rela-

tion thereto.

61r. E'ULLEjl offered a resolution Instructing the Committee on Education to Inquire Into the expediency of having public seboc taught In German, in districts where the 1

habitants desire it. A Sir. CRAIN offered John L. Miller he adi Railroads. Adopted.

tiffs sr tbe tram® mm Passed at the ffsewad aseeisn •» the Thlrtyaatatk Cwaffr

[Public—No. 8.]

AM ACT io regulate the elective franchise in

the District of Columbia.

Be it enacted by the senate and Borne of Bepreeentatieee Ihe United State* tn Congreet Attembled, That from and after the passage of tbts act, eseh and every male perton, excepting psupsrs and persons under guardianship, of the age of twenty-one ye and upwards, who has not been convicted any Infamous crime or offense, and exedptl persons who may have voluntary given i and comfort to tbe rebels In the late rebellion, and who shall have been born or naturalised in the United States, and vybo shall have resided In tbe said District for the period of one year, and three months In tbe ward or election precinct In which he shall offer to vote, next preeeedlng any election therein, shall be entitled to tbe elective franchise, and shall be deemed an elector and entitled to vote at any election In said District, without any distinc-

tion on account of color or race.

8XOTION2. And be it further enacted, That any person whoso duty It shall be to receive votes at any election within the District of Columbia, who shall wilfully refuse to receive, or who shall wilfully reject, the vote of any person entitled to such right under this act, shall be liable to an action of tort by tbe person Injured, and sh ill be liable, on Indictment and conviction, if such act was done knowingly, to a fine not exceeding five thousand dollars, or to imprisonment for a. term not exto botlf 0ne ye#r >n ll1 ® 0t or 8eo. 8. And be it further enacted. That If any person or persons shall wilfully Interrupt or disturb any such elector In Ihe exercise of

such franchise, be or they sb “ ’

guilty of a misdemeanor, and, thereof, shall be lined in any si

Ingenc Sbousa the Jail in said ceed thirty da]

such franchise, be or they shall be deemed

conviction

exceed-

ed dollars, of be Imprisoned in District ME a period not to «■*-

the dlscrctloa of

ned In any sum not ’ " of be Im

thirty

the court.

lays, or both, at

(iepted. a rcsoltl

dded to the Committee on

••solution that Hon.

mi II irtsvi."* X7kksx/|< IX7V.I .

6tr. DUNN offerffl a resolution instructing the Committee on Kdimation to Inquire Into tho expediency of havmg one school in each county where the German language should be

taught. Adopted.

Mr. R(>88 offered a resolution that the Committee on Corporations be Rislructcd to Inquire Into the expediency of passing a law Incorpo-

unpa

mado.lt Is true, in one of the p ipers, investigation found there was anythin

cy of passing a law incorpo-

rating companies for building bouses for the

poor, etc. Adopted. •

Mr. WRIGH T offered a resolution instructing the CommUtec on Ways and Means to keep a record of ttnir pioucelllngs, to he printed with the Journal of life House and left with

the Librarian. Adopted.

Mr. SKIDMORE introduced a hill [II. R. 81] amending laws relating to townships. Referred tn Committee on Township Business,

against any j Mr. WOLE'E offered a resolution that the s had been ! Auditor of State give such Information as he

Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That It shall be the duty of the several court* having criminal lurlsdlctlon in said District to give this act fit special charge to the grand Jury at the eommeneement of each term of the court next preceding the holding of any general or

city election In said District.

Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That the mayors and aldermen of the cities of Washington and Georgetown, respectively, on or before the ffrst daf orMarch in each year, sk

of the persons^hey judge to

March In each year, shall

prepare a list of the persons they judge to be quail tied to vote in the several wards of said

cltf

cities In sny (flection; and said mayors and alderman shall be In open session to receive evidence of the quallfleatlon of persons claim lag the right to vote in any election therein, and for correcting said list on two day* In each

year, not exceeding live days prior t

nual election lor

Jays prlo tbe choli

or to the anfee of city

officer*, giving previous notice of the time and place of each session In some newspaper print-

ed in said District,

See, __ _ ;

thill post up la list ot

icc. tt. And be it further enacted, That on before the ffrst day ol March the mayor* and lermen of said cities thill poit up a list ot voters thus prepared in one or more public places In said cities, repecUrelv, at least ten

days prior to slid annual election. And be it further enacted, Tht

tlon shall keep quired at the

aldermen of said cm

ired

In said cftl

• yS pHor to salo nnuum vivcMuo*

Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That tbe officers presiding at any election shall ' and use the check list herein required at polls during the election of all officers, and no vote shall he received unless delivered by tbe voter tn person, and not until the presiding

be satisfied of name on tbe

mark It, and ascertain that bis vote

officer has bad opportunity to I his Identity, ami shall And bis list, and mark It, and ascertain

Is single.

Sec. 8. And be it further enacted. That It ll hereby declared unlawful for any person directly or Indirectly to promise, offer, or give, or procure or cause to be promised, offered, or given, any money, goods, right in action, bribe, present, or reward, or any promise, understanding, obligation, or security for tbe payment or delivery of any money, goods, right in action, bribe, present, or reward, or any other valuable thing whatever, to any person with Intent to Influence bis vote to be given at anv election hereafter to be held within tbe District of Columbia; and every person so offending Miall, on conviction thereof, he Tiiicd In any sum not exceeding two thousand dollars, or imprisoned not exceeding two Years, or both, at the discretion of the

PirorSMIOfiAL.

JOBIV W. BLaKI. LEONARD W. WCOBB.

ftLAKE * ffl’COKD,

Attorneys at Law,

Olio* over Fletcher * Sharp'* Bank, No 48 Boot Wathington Street,

dec*dJtwSm INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

MORRISON Si PALMER. Attorneys at Law,

PraaliferieCItaasa Corny,

aohie d*Cl;

INDIANA.

XXA.VXO V. SXJ3WD, Attorney a.t l^.st’vr. And Omaoxal C*1 tec flag Agsmt. 96 West Washington Street, dec!6 d3m HtDIAKAPOLIS, INDIANA.

"■Z/to'r* District Attorney. HA Niff A A HlfranUBB,

ATTORNEYS AT 1*AW,

I ndlssntspollw. Indiatnm,

Practice la lb* Dal ted Stales Court*, sad la the Ciell and CrfaahMd Comte ef Da Stats.

No. 90)4 North Delaware street,

opposit stairs.

Conn Honso, rooms

(NsMtii’sBtoek.) Nos.a^tnd t^up

Martin M. Ray. Jonathan W. Gordon. Walter March. HAT, GODDON A MADCH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, INDIANAPOLIS, DID, Will practice in the Federal aad State Courts.

WX. a. LOWS. t. w. XIOBOL. lows da moasox., ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office No. 6 Journal Building, (Entrance from Meridian St.,) •Icc4 Stn INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

i anything

charge*, the incumbent could tic turned out. Mr. HANNA claimed that there were serious charges against some ot the candidate

If the j may possess In regard to the relief afforded to In the •oldlers’ families under the soldiers’ families

rgcg ngal

and thought the election should be postpon

until alter the investigation. 6!r. STEIN was in layer of po-t]

election until after tho reiort,of

mittee.

.Mr. MILLIGAN moved to ley the concurrent resolution on the table; Mr. CULLEN moved a call of the Senate when it was found thirty-foilr Senators were

present.

'The vote taken on Mr. Milligan’s motion to

Lay tho eoneurffTNk resolution on the table re-

sulted as follows: Aye* 18; noes M.

PILLS iNTitonccun.

The following bills were introduced and

ml reading:

Senate bill fi.’J. Amcnd-

lOd

po tponlng Ihe l of ihe Com-

relief bill, the amount levied In each county hmirrovislons of that bill, bow it was

illpdXte. A(|i>ptrd.

under tlu^provlslons of

iduced a bin j

redistrletlng the State for senatorial and rep

appn

SPENCER introduced n bill {II. B. Ro]

resentative purposes. Referred to special com-

mittee on apportionment.

EVANS Introdi

• vein otirt.

See. 9.

uced a bilk [IL R. 86j to

latlon to |

on Ju iced a

made by deputy

Referred to the Committee orfJudiciary.

amend the law in relation to guardians. Ko-

d a

to legalize sales of lands made

togu

ferred to the Committee on Judiciary. Mr. WRIGHT Introduced a bill [II. B. s;

olutlon

re■ia-

passed to a si By Alt’. CA

ing the ad in relation to the organiz aion of

county boards.

By Mr. RICHMOND: Senate bill 64. Authorizing the assessment of lands adjacent to plank roads, for their construction and main-

tenance.

By Mr. BELLA MY: S'nato bill 56. To amend the laws in relation to the elections of

township trusto 'S.

By .Mr. CA-HN : Senate bill 50. To lease the Northern State Prison to Richard Everson and Daniel J. Silver for ten years, free of expense to tho State; tho lessees’ to pay hundred dollars annually to the prisoi

one a II-

STACKHOUSE offered a re*<

that the Committee on Ways and Means port on House bill 60, making an appropriation lor Superintendent of Public Instruction

to distribute hla reports. Adopted.

Mr. WASON introduced a bill [II. B. 88] •fmonding the divorce law. Referred to Com-

mittee on Judiciary.

61r. BRUCKER offered a resolution that the Committee on Educatufii inquire into Ihe expediency of amending school laws in regard to tho appointment of trustees. Adopted. Mr. BUBO Introduced a bill [II. if. 80] giving trustees of Incorporated towns the right to

Referred to the Committed

^Imf be it further enzfcfed, That

any persofl who shall accept, directly or Indirectly, any money, goods, right in action, bribe, present, or reward, or any promise, understanding, obligation, or security f< r tbe payment or delivery of any money, goods right in action, bribe, present, or reward, or any other valuable thing whatever, to Influence Ids vote at any election hereafter to be hel l in tho District cf Columbia, shall, on conviction, be imprisoned not less than one

year and be forever disfranchised.

8 c. 10. Ami be it further enacted, To at all acts and parts of acts inconsistent with t!ii< e t be, anil tho same are hereby re-shvr-.j pe lted. SCHUYI.KR COLKAX,

Speaker of the House of Representatives.

Lvkayetti! 8. Foster,

President of the Senate pro tempore Lv sknatk ok the United states,)

January 7, 1887. )

The i’i i sklent of the United States having murned to the Senate, in which It originated, the bill entitled ‘-An act to regulate tbe elective franchise in tbe District of Columbia,”

ntroduced a bill [fl. B. 90] In the House ition of property which tun Un

brary.

By Mr. OVLER: Senate bill 57. To divide tho State Into Congressional districts. Ry Mr. PARRISH: Senate bill 68. Amending the act in relation to tho valuation, appraisement and assessment of personal propr |iy Mr. BELLAMY: Senate bill 59. To amend certain sections of the common school a< By Mr. OYLER: Senate bill 60. To appor lion Senator* and Representatives of the State"

of Indiana.

Hy Mr. t ARSON: Senate hill 01. T>

iding for the appointment and prescribing their

duties.

By Mr. JAKJUES: Senate hill 02. To amend the act providing for the sale of decedents’ estates. By Mr. STEIN: Senate bill 03. Repealing alt nets in conflict with tho ruling of the Supreme Court in the rase of Langdon vs- Ap’’'ifyMr. PARRISH: Senat- bill 0». Amending the act liking tho t ompemaliou • I township

To pun

otos

hill [H. B. 91]

big"

amend tho act pro’ of road siiptrvDors

assessor*.

By Mr. BUNII AM: Senate bill 05. ish election oil) wre for receiving ill e. (Mr. RICHMOND, on leave, Introduced

resolution making special order for u o’clock. Adopted.]

By Mr. OYLER: Senate Mil 00, to amend

ihe < Icclion of Senator the o-uo rrow afternoon at three

the

o practice act.

By Mr. OYLI.lt: Senate bill 07, amending

the practice act. |Mr. KINLKY

n-k' J to lie relieved from

serving on the Committee on Benevolent Insti-

bers objecting

withdrew his appllcatb

ng, Mr. Kin-

tutions. Several membe

nth drew ids iqtrodi

lution No. f. to instruct our Senators and re-

ley withdrew his appllc

Mr. JACtjUES introduced Senate joint reso-

ess to use on the na-

questour Hepreseiitattvcs in Congn their influence to have the interest tionat debt paid a* fast as possible.

iionsE nir.T.s.

A number of House bills wire read a first

time.

sKN’vir nu t s on fmiNi> kradiko. Senate bill 60 was reforri d to the Committee - " Senate bill 51 to the Committee

Senate bill 32 to

meat

Rights and Privileges, the Committee on Edlieatli

I No. 5, aim nil

Senate bill No. 5, amending the act drfin-

tbe St; win u,

amendment, cxti nding the term lor which the

a second time, whcu.Mr. OYLE

an, was read It offered an

a second time and

so. j>, iiimndiug

ing the duties of the State Librarian, was read

a second tnm amendment, •■

Librarian i* cleeii I to the 1st of April, instead of the 1st of Dm mb r. The nmendm

agreed to.

Senate bill 22 was read ordered to bo engrossed.

BILLS DM THIRD ItKADJNtl.

Seua.*« MU No. 9 amending tho act defining the jurisiMction of j ustiees of the peace in civil cases, was read a third tunc. Tho questions

being on the passage of the Mils.

Mr. CULLEN announced that he was opposed to tho bill because it tended to concentrate litigation in townehipe in which were situated the couuty scats. It would build up justices of the peace in tho county Mats, and

break them down in tho towdiblps.

Several other members opposed tho Mil on the same ground, denouncing it as a lawyers’

and merchants’ bill.

Mr. BONHAM spoke in defense of tho hill, and thought it right that a man should bo sued in the township where he contracted his

debt.

On motion of Mr. MILLIGAN the bill was temporarily laid on the table, Mr. Church,

who Introduced it, being absent.

Senate bill No. 17 amending the act concerning licenses to sell foreign merchandise or exhibit shows, was read a third time. [The endment im luilcs theaters and concerts

ligh ways. [II. B. 92]

estat**

Judl-

construct sower on Incorporations. Mr. HIGGINS li

providing for rfilemp . .. has been sold under execuflton. Referred to

’Committee on Judiciary. Mr. DAGGY Introduced a providing for the vacation Referred to Committee on Rot

Mr. EVANS introduced a bill [II. amending an act providing for settling e of decedents. Referred to Committee on

ciury.

HOr.-jK mt.I.S ON SECOND READING. House bill s./o amend 99th section of the proeeduro act, was road and passed to It* third

reading.

House bill 5M, to amend laws in regard lo township eleetious, changing time of election from April to October. Referred to Committee on Township Business. constitutional amendment. Joint resolution No. 1, adopting the constitutional amendment, was read the second time. Passed to the third reading. Mr. HONNEUS moved to amend hy affixing the following proviso: Provided, however, that nothing In the foregoing amendments shall he so construed as to gi\e Congress the right to confer upon the n»groes in any State tbe right of suffrage, that power being left wholly with the people of each S' ate tn ih terrain" for themsel ves. Mr. HUGHES rose to a point of order. The amendments.must be adopted or rejected as a whole, w hich was sustained. The resolution wss made the special order of the day on Tuesday, to-morrow, Jannary 22, at three o’clock P. M. Rtt.1.8, RESOLUTION*, ETC. Mr. HIGGINS offered a resolution that so much of tho documents submitted with the Governor's message as relate to the State Prison North bo referred to the committee on

that pri-nn.

Mr. SHUEY moved that the House resolve Itself into a committee of the whole on tbe

Governor’s message. Withdrawn.

Mr. MILLER introduced a bill [fl. B. 9.7] proirfbltmg tho locking ef passenger cars containing passengers on railroads. Referred to

the Committee on Railroads.

Mr. CRAIN introduced a bill [H. B. 91] to apportion the State into Senatorial and Representative districts until otherwise provided for. Referred to the special committee on ap-

portionment.

Mr. SPENCER offered a resolution returning the thanks of the members of this House to the Sons of Temperance, focjtckets furnished the members that the.^night attend entortalnnymt to-morrow night. Adopted.

■trodueed a hill H. R. 95] to regulting agencies of foreign anies. Referred to the Com-

pron, to

with his objections thereto, the Senate ceeded, in pursuance of tho Constltutioi

reconsider tb« same, and

Jteeolvfd, That the said bill do pass, twotblrds of rne Senate agreeing to pass tbe same. Attest: J. W. Forney,

Secretary of the Senate.

Representative* ofi

.sited States, r

January S, 1*07. )

The House Of Representatives having proceeded, In pursuance of tho Constitution, to

reconsider the bill

late the elcctl

mhln ** t,

ppre

ice

en||tle<l

franchise in the District of

Columbia,” returned to the Senate by the President of the United States, with bis oh.

Ion,

An act to rcgn-

jeetions, and sent by the Senate to the House of Representatives, with the message of tbe

resident returning Neeolved, That tli

Ives,

President returning tbe I,ill.

olred, That the bill do pass, two-thirds of the House of Representative* agreeing to

pu*s the same.

Attest:

Edward McPherson. Clerk.

uinqyn

r. SHUEY introduced a

ml the law

ami sub

s and concerts ns

subject to license.] Passed: Ayes, 85: noes, 0. Senate bill No. 20, to amend the act prohibiting certain officers from practicing In the

o- 24, to legalize acknowledgand mortgages, taken hr {totalise commissions had expired,

court*, was read a third time, and failed by n vote of 21 to 12—less than a constitutional

majority.

Senate bill No, ments of deeds ai

ries public whose commissions had expired, was read a third time and failed by a vote of

21 to It.

AMENDMENT TO RULES. Mr. CRAVENS offered an amendment to the rules of the Senate, by which bill* may be referred to committee* on first reading. Adopted. Mr. BONHAM introduced Senate bill No.68, defining sodomy, and prescribing tbe punishment therefor. Referred to Judiciary Com-

mittee.

On motion, the Senate adjourned.

n,*

Insurance romp:

tteo on Judiciary.

Mr. ROSS moved tho House do now adjourn.

Carried. ( ^

Going to Law.

Two Dutchmen, who built and used In common a small bridge over a stream which ran through their farms, had a dispute concerning some repairs which it required, and one of tin in po.-ltlvely refused to hear any portion of the expense necessary to purchase a few planks. Finally tho aggrieved party went to a neighboring lawyer, a*W, placing ten dollars

in his hand, said:

••I’|| give you all dish moneys If you’ll make

Hans do justice mitde bridge.”

“How inutji will It take to repairin' asked

lonest lawyer.

the h<

“No more ash Dutchman.

<‘Ve

live dollars,” replied the

lawyer, pocketing

of the notes and giving him the other;

i bridge repaired >

i take.”

Very well,” said tho one of the notes and giv “take tbts and ge and get

it is the best course you can i

“Yaas,” said tho Dutchman, slowly, “yaas

dat is more better as to quarrel mit Hans;” but as he went along home be shook his head frequently, as If unable, after all, too see quite clearly how hflthad gained aoytkiag by going

to law. The President Firm.—Tho Washington

correspondence of the New York Commercial

writes as folloWe: , ... . J “Mr. Loan asserted positively yesterday,

that the Pre*1<*ent, having betrayed the country and Identifled himself with the rebels, he should be Impeached and removed, that the government of tbe counfry may be placed"in other hand*. Rut-unless I am misinformed, the President rfffcaTds such language ae hot brutum fttimen, nor doe* be swerre one hair from the‘policy’ which he narked out. Never

was there an official more set In his pur,

»« » i a F.

The House mat at two o’clock.

The Speakei ook the chair.

two

not being present, the CJerk

On moUonj^Mr. WOOD, Mr. McLean waa

wo tempnrnMe

Gibson

v/u JUIwavca* v* AJX1 t TT »/\JXJ. ISlTt D

elected Speakerpro tem.

Mr. WILSON presented (wo petition* from ciflaens of Pike

pe !

counties.

""mt. DAGQT. from the :

rned the res legislation 0

sefsments for taxnUo®*|

•aid resolution ho r Wayiaad Moans.

Mill 1

dary, returned the

for further I

purpi

and those who had hoped to alarm him confess that no impres^on has been made.' LAWS OF TmT^ITED STATES, Paa«e4 at She »•«*■• Seaalww •* She

Vhlftr>)Ua«fc Cougreem. (EUBLIO RESOLUTION—NO. 2.]

A resolution to provide for the exhibition of ttm cereal productione of the United 8taU» tt the Paris Exposition in April next.

PROSPECTUS. PROSPECTUS OF THE INDIANAPOLIS HERALD, ■halfF nisri Weekly, for 18417. The groat political quenUons which arc to be •liscuisod ami d*ciil*<l during the coming y*ar possess a general ami absorbing interest. To secure an intelligent verdict upon them, the public mind should lx thoroughly informed upon the issues, and the best means of Information is an abl* and r*arl*ts press. Beery Democrat should take* paper, especially one that enlightens him on the questions in which he it immediately In terested Tho Proprlcori of the IlinALO intend that it shall not only fully discus* the general issues before tho country, but also those connected with State policy. There can be no more powerful agency in maintaining Constitutional Liberty than a razt press, and it shall lie the leading object of the Hsrald to advocate the equal rights and sovereignty of the States, in all power* not delegated to the Federal Government and the personal liberty of tho citizen. The Hibald will oppose all 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 Fauidxnt Johnson, the immediate admission of the Representatives of tho Southern States in Congress, and a recognition of all the people of the States lately in rebellion, who have returned to their allegiance as citizens, with the full rights and privileges of citizenship, in order to restore the pacification of the country and its former prosperity. The Herald will oppose negro suffrage and all attem to place political power in the hands of the black race. As a IP-A-IPEIR, No e Hort shall be spared to give the IIxbald an interest to all classes of readers. It will contain Interesting Miscellany, the Latent News by Telegraph and Mails, and such general Information as will make it a welcome visitor to the Business Man, the Fanner and tho Vecbanie. THE FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENTS Shall reeelve especial attention. The markets of the leading eities will be given with accuracy, and a full report of our own market. Ternatt of the Daily, One copy, one year, by mail $10 06 “ ” efx month* ” ....•••••••»•.»« 6 00 11 ** throe ” '' 8 00 •• •• <me “ •* 100 Ten eopls of tbe Daily Herald will be ftirnished one year for $100, and aa extra copy to the getter up of the club. Agent* will be supplied at 8 cents per copy. Term* of the Weokly. Single copies, one year $9 00 Single copies, six months, 1 DO Tsn copies, or more to one person, on* year, eaoheopy 1 76 Twenty ooples, or more, toon* person, one year, each copy 1 M With an additional copy to the gattar up o each Club of ten. Specimen copies wlU be sent to any person desiring it, on applicetlon. ■very Democrat in Indiana Is requested to act a* an agent for the HnuLD, and do all in his power to extend its elroulatlon, and thus add to our ability to give it increased interest. Addrese, HCMAL* Cfrlll PARTs Proprietors and Publishers, JNDIANAPOLIS, IND.

RIWTAURAMT.

CALS* AND 822! DAVIES’ NEW PHOTOGRAPH GAUERY, ttn 98 Circle Streets "INTHICRC he Is prepared to take all klndaeT TT Pictures ami ail sisee, iaclodina Oil Pxtntiay, Ixdia imk MM Water Celers, aael Pereetala Pletmre*. Thanking tor the past favors at No*. 96andtS West Washington street, aad toHcltlog the continuance of the same at my new Gallery, oath* ground noor, aaNe.WClFM stnit declSdlm , , ; „ T.J. DAVIES.

NOT8L8.

Commercial Hotel I Center ef IlllnelsawA Geergla etreete I.VDIANAPfrLIS, INDIANA.

YTAVING LEASED THE AROVI NAMED I 1 Hotel for a term of years, I have reflted and refurnished tho house in a manner unsurpassed by any hotel in the city. I would respectfully solicit the patronage of all the old friends and all others who may feel inclined to give me a call. I hope by strict attenVien to business, and the comCort and wants of guests to merit the favor of all. GEORGE MCCUKMICK. Paorairro*. Jan 3-d 8:o. Jas. Burges*. Alex. Baldwin. Jat. L. Slaughter. Nlieraifin Ilonae, (Opposite Colon Depet,) INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. •IccM dly JAUI8 BURGESS A CO., Piop’rt. S. E. Crittenden. c. A Sergeant. Walnut Street House, N. R. Crittenden A Ce., Prey’rs, Walnut street, between Sixth and Seventh, octl >Mm CINCINNATI,DgllD. 32 e x'chan ta 9 Hotel, (Formerly Dennison House,) r If Ih street, near Halm, CINCINNATI, OHIO. GALLEHKR. NELSON A CO.. Preprieton. octl iMltn

PLUMBERS, ETC.

J. GClson ' V. Heberger. C. 8. Taira ad ge. JOBE OBL80W & CO., ‘&TjTJ2s& BE KfS, 6ASMD STEAM PIPEFITTERS. K. Owner Main and 8wvemth,atn., j f <» > CINCINNATI, OHIO.

DRUGGISTS.

new drug- store ■ ■ - ■' 7. ™

tHStS'-

r. b

i>KiTJa-a»isa? 3

,,,7.

.' >fi'* L:»*

Chew tenia. Paints, ©U*, Ta

ntum

B are Agsau tor the sale of the Menu men!

■tot JkotoniahwiBn* Maahtxa.tor

attended to.

umtaetixgOas. Orders promptly

LIVERY STABLE.

Livery and Boarding Stable. / grr/ENS’ LIVERY AND BOAEDINQ ST - Me, Nw 10 East Pearl street, tn rear of Harrfson’t Bask, between Meridian apd Pennsylvania itreet*. Carriaam and Beola* tor hire an

sonab’a Savuas T»«~«»a wlahli

FAN A DBJTW. Prnpsletoi*.

MANHATTAN HOTEL INCaitAT NTREET. Second door fn.tn Broadway, opposite the Park new York. N. HI GOINS, Pregrlcier•

sepMdly

L SMITH, f lkrx

xj jsmrEXJ errvt-XES wotul. orrosiva raa New York. New Haven, an© Western Halliem© toepwl, HKA.CH ST.. « * Mowrow. My F. n. PMATTs jcUduawiy Formerly ef tke A merteaa House

CENTRAL HOTEL, Cor. NMih an© Walnml At reels, CINCINNATI, OHIO. KEPT ON THE "EUROPEAN PLAN. HEADEto A XWIGGETT.Proyrletore.

/TICEMTS car VA long as d

where disp

can have a room for one day, or i _ t* desired, and take their Meals whe

and where disposed.

tdC A First Class Restaurant Hold Building, where Meal* can

hours, day or night.

is kept in tbs i be tied st all

dec7 dSra.

HAIR RESTORATIVE.

lUtUbl* ■pecimena of th« cereal production* of to# several Mate* of the Union, for exhlbttton at the Pari* Exjtosltion, and forward the HMte^wmntownw^waflttkm for ship. 11

' “ United

pub-

EATING ^ALOONn

Perrons hi want of • food

Breakfast, Dinner or Sapper,

■ ^ Can bo aocoiaaMdatod at

RptihaNt’sOysHr aid KttlNgSaUU

u Ilf. 81 ••nth flUMlwhtmref.

TjTYNNTTUfXG lathe eating Une served la

most uefrcloiis style, and at FEIGM TJ HfASOHAlLI.

* Fare W ipe» A»d th8 ohotoMt

j^M^kffidaaf MtoWn

DR. CLOCK'S EXCELSIOR HAIR RESTORATIVE OR. CLOCK’S EXCELSIOR HAIR RESTORATIVE DR. CLOCK’S EX^LSIOR HAIR RESTORATIVE IS WARRANTED Z8 WARXA2T2D

T# Rm(©f© Qx*7 f Faded Malr T© R«st©re tray ©r Faded l»lr T© Resttre Gray ©r FaHcH Rair To Its Original Color Te* its Original Color. To its Original Color Th© Only Known Pr—ing Th© Only Known Drawing Tli© Only Known Pr ©wring And Ittostortor Combtfied, And Rtototortor Combined, And Rtototortor Comblntod. STOPS THTHAIR FALLING OFF STOPS THE HAIR FALLING OFF STOPS THE HAIR FALLING OFF Pr*©ne*a Hair *n ton I© H*n©a, Pr*©neea fgnlr en tonld M««©*, Fr«©nees Hair wn Bstl© Hands,

utlcle is really a a* itorloua eat, worthy of the pnMIe pafNhdfK BROWNING * SLOAN, jail deodta* Wholesale and Retell Agent*.

LI fi RA R YASrsCCliTlO NT

Annual Election ef Officers,

» X“i full meeting of member* I* vary much desired. With the electien of otoee**, buslacM la eoanection with the affair* of the Assoetatton for the past year, and mattort in relatloa to th* forthcoming Lectures, wilt he presented. Persons not now members, and wishing toebtain the benefits of the Reading Boom aad Lectures for the present year, should procure tickets sssr-ff-K” nffivswufa perhaps Mufdoch. There may b* one or two others; but these will about comprise the coarse, IPC |d8 dif th6 VrdSmSfa Boeretnry,

DISSOLUTION.

Dissolution of Partnersliip,

-SffSfBfc firm sen traci

to, has *d wltt noth* i

AXLE LIFTER.

adatraeted after I

Joi WSi

Ghrand Cbaneto foreXavtostnust D 0 22aS L LaK^iJSS(7f.b , 'l. , IS session, held June if, aad espeelally eommoaded by Messrs. Robinson, Quinn, Bergen, aad other it members. Bolds up seven hundred

ne dollar and n tmlf. Tip.viasisussffits to Court! and street. Row York.

promlnen

aad right*. setMdfrsrta

WATCHES* CLOCKS ETC.

Slasdard Tine HUNT HT EMN, T© East market Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, (■den's Bloek, four door* east ef t’ostotoe*,) dxzlbhsin rina Watches, Clocks J.'. torn© Jewelry. CLOCK* AT - WHOLESALE. We are Agent* for C. How|i - awl© Uo ’* Celebrated clock* for Churches, Public Buildsasissxsnaits:: —Manor* for Watebmak*r»’ as* aad Railroad I>epet*; Watch Clock, to Insure Idelityof Bight watchmen. Tarret Clocks tor Church Towers and Factories.

__jleto your Watches bJ aoYM M»eod U,,oC1 * Ck, ’ M,e lne,t in the city.

new mnrQ STORE.

Ne.47 lewtk Xlllmefo Street, 1

DRDflS, CHHDCAL8, PAINTS, OHS, WMIIUIB, WE STOft JFine gerfmmaeriee, wte. ^ Preacrlpttons accurately and carefolfj core -

GROCERIES. •-

ja jnwmti a oq JBbe • V/JWdBiO OL WW©p (Successon to JoBefoYtaaodgo © Jones,) WHOLESALE GROCERS, Not-1 Omit 8 Mates Haute Building, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

feM dly

THIS. DELICIOUS TONIC,

■specially designed for the use of Wm MEHCM.. PROFESSION AND TK! FAIRLY,

s now indor* ed by all the prominent Physicians, Chemists, and Connoisseurs, a* nossaMaw ait those intrtaafa medicinal qualities (.Umic and.

diuxetto,) which belong to an

•L.D AMD PUKE DIM.

We trust thTO our established reputation

on eighty-eight years of experience vindlcatee our claims to public eaaaad guarantees He o—aawaa of this

J. Auricle.

Put up in Cases, containing one doaen bottles •aeh. and sold by all nrominwut Druggists, Gnv <*?*,**■. A.fi.BXNlN«wicO,

Sol* Importers,

IS Besvw ntres* New York.

DAlKiT. BEN Of: 14S South Meridian

Wholesale

2e Leant*.

The Binlngexs.No. IBBansuratnaL haammmmrr high reputwrionto sustain, a* the oldest aadhtu bouse in New Yogk.—[Haute JeurnaL The house of © M. Bininger © Co., No, is Bearer street, has sustained tor a period of eighty rears arepuaroten thatmay waP lieuavted-—[New York Rvening Poet. JsSC deodfrwaowly

DRY GOODS.

POLISH.

Good Hews to Housekeepers.

Tku Latest am© Meet Valaable tola, eerery e© the A©e.

IT liV DOITS CliEAlVED With at Boaper Water, Time er Labor, by using "W OOdSRUXX’fll ISmSTAKOCSWIMIf POLISH

fTttTE attention of the pnblie it invited to *feu X new and valuable preparation for cleaning tU kinds of glass, whether in windows or in the form of ware. It* action upon that material i* astonishing, and seems more like the workings of mq^ie than rsaUty. it doeaaway wHh soap suds tola

TYLRB, SIclltNIEto Ak. CO., WOOL Coniini»«i©n lErrchant©, No*. 147 and 140 Congress Street, J«1 dly BOSTON.

PORK PACKING. PORK PACKING.

anaeommodiu. Pork and Slaughter Home of ll a 8. Cofln, of lodlanapolis, and are prepared to make liberal eash advances to their friends who may pack pork, and will be In the market to purchase Hogs at their highest cash price. They have secured the services of Mr. B. Cofln to superintond tbe catring and packing, and hope to be abl* to gtv* entire satisfaction to all who may intrust

them with their business. street, opposite Post-

nortt dim

isiness.

Oflce on Pennsylvania

oflee. up stairs.

HAIR RESTORATIVE.

NEWHALL’9 lagie Hair Restorative. No Sulphur. This Is tho host article for restoring CWKY NAUR To Ui original color, la the market. MAGIC HAIR DYE! Complete la one bottle. No trouble. Blank oi brown as desired. Maaulhetured aad for sale at VI Hanover street, between Blm aad Couri, Boston, and by all Drag gist* la th* Cunited states. iel dUeotT

CORDIAL.

©m ©mace ef PreYemtmllve Wertk a Pewm© ef Cure. -A. TMHllt TO DT'S CHERRY CORDIAL Is tho boot remedy for tho certain and affectua! cure of Cholera, Cholera Morbns, totarrhem, Celle, Cruuaps, DTtKNTXRT, IHBABTBC RN, INDIGESTION, Dyspepsia, aad all Bewsl Oomplalnta. “Try it.” For sale hy all Druggists, or (80 dfawBAwOm

BAKERY.

Union Steam Bakery, No. 17 North Pennsylvania Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, Manufacture nil kind* Craeken, Cake* aad Bread. Liberal discount made tothe trada decedSm

GOLD MEDAL COGNAC. CIOLD MBNAL UNBravr PONT ARN MARKINA, NARYEfinr RtolNERWNL In addition m ear bnalnaw ef selling wines, etc., la orlgfaal paekages, and In order lo insure to consumers Pure Liquors tn a compact and convenient form, w* commenced the enterprise of bottling and packing in ease* oar well known *, Brandies, Whiskies, eto., aad have sent out ia a ttyie that wontd preclude the poestof their being tampered with before reaohO purehaser. The general apyrcciatlon and ylng success that has rewarded our efforts Be* encouraged us to maintain the .tended as regards quality, also, to make increased efforts to retain the confidence and patronage which hat bean so liberally baMowed upon ns. BbiINGKK * CO., [XstablUhedrm.] Importers of Wins., etc., No. 18 Bearer Street, New York. Tho above popular goods are put up In cases containing one doaen bettiro each, and are sold by all prominent Druggists, Grocers, eto. •ptwlem* •« the Pres*. The name of Bininger © Co., No. 18 Beaver street la a guarraatoe ef the exact sad literal truth of whatever they represent.—New York

YorPtorenliig Bxpres*. HOKN, AN BEH80N * CO., Wholesale Grocer*, Agents, ri West Washiagton itreet, Indianapolis, lad. )e0 dStawAeowly

CANDIEtp ETC.

Trmr

Ohristmas and New Tears AT cuiwinrcKHAifcrs, Cermer Harket am© Illlaale Mreets. Fancy Candy Toys, AND CANDIES IN ALL VARIETIES. Bear©lag By *k# tony er Week. IV* Warm Meals at all hour*. desll d8w

KNITTING.

HOMEMADE KNIT GOODS.

rhdtoen aff

bliua IU W&BUIU^. a samples in different mai ouffDly eonvluced that partlculAr, felly equal to our recommendation oi it. Try iton your iookiagglaM, on your windows, on your sliver, bcass, bntan iu or tinware: in fact, en anything you wish to clean or polish. Kubi

66 Was

For sale by Grocers, generally.

woouauk A CO., ihlngton street, Boston. Druggists amt dealers

deodfim

INSURANCE

INSTJBl! WITH THE OLD INSURANCE COMPANY. OF NORTH AMERICA, to OT ike City ef Phllattclpkla. Organized A. D. 1794. Cash Cftpitalaa* 8©rplu$U3«,»00.

PaM 1m Csanh, el ace 17©©, •wer ©Hfo©©©,©©©.

T H *»SUBA I NCB T COMp!lNY A irith 1, a GAPIT A Lorganized In the tlnited state*.

©i rei

mm psNi

Company apply to

FIRST

CASH

organ (zed In the United States. Those gRBLIABLC INDEMNITY are res;

’ o it •

ity-two years

oUciee in the above sterling eld

CA PIT

seekingRKLIABLK INDEMNITY are reepectIfUIiy referred to iu long and honorable business

career of^eveTOy^riv^^*

U. C HOPKINS,

I, Agent, w’s Block

irsiaaarouo.

lie

sep(8fi 18m

BERKSHIRE LIFE INSURANCE CO^

PfTTBriCLO, HASS.

$7M,eM •• $5,M«,0e0 00

Baaincas ef ls«« Here tkan 500 per ceal. Here tkaa Last Year.

ANNUAL CASH DIVIDENDS Paid on renewal of nil Policies that have been in force two years. Dividends raided to a Policy efteir exceed the amount of Premiums paid, and are also non-for-fottoMe, and will be redeemed in CASH ondePremitima may be paid in I, 6,10, annual, semiannual or quarterly Payments. Bates on 10 Annual Life and on Endowment Policies, are from 10 to 98 per cent, higher in the Note Companies than in the BsaxaBina. Surplus Distributed Equitably,

isomi wilia ioss. adg value of forfeited policies are nsad to give to the bolder either a paid up Average Animal Dividend tkwPmntffwwr Tears, 44 FcrC«Rt.©f the Amal Life Bate,

wtid, and on ■nJowment and 10 Annual ?-ii'e Policies from «0 to ISO per cent of tbe Annual Life Rate, being, with the reduction In rate, a larger Dividend than has ever been paid by any Note

Company.

The Cash Hyitrwi is universally conceded to be the sefest^ cheapest aad beat for all kinds of busi-

ness.

WTiy ihould the kuslness of Life Insurance be is exception? If Loss** aad Dividends are to be paid in cash. Premiums must 8m be paid In cash. Without claiming advantages that may not also be attained by ethers, we do claim for the BERK SHIRS U PE INSURANCE COMPANY, a higher ratio of assets to liability, and much lower ratio of leaaea and expense* to income, than most companies—a* appears by the Massachusetts Insurance Commissioners’ Eleventh Annual Report— the result of a careful selection of risks, economy of management, and prudent investment of funds, (at as high rate* of Interest as are consistent wtth »afety and immediate availability:) prompt payment of claims and equitable distribution or surplus unsurpassed by any company, and cordially invite the examination of its advantages by tbe pub) ic. Responsible, ootiye and energetic persons, wishing to act as Agents of the Company in localities favorable to longevity, and persons contemp taring vltcd to cot it* Agents. TH09. V PLUNKETT, President. BENJ.CHICKERING, sec'y.Trua.,. and Actuary. JACOB L. GREENE, Assistant Secretary.

WELD, ANDREWS St LEKT, Importers and Jobber* of FOREIGN AND AMERICAN FANCY GOODS! WOOf-Eto ttOOlMfr HOSIERY, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS &tationerg. Cutlery, Jewelry, Etc., 23 Park Place am© 20 .71 array Street, TJJBW YTOItK. D. F. WELD, ) W. R. ANDREWS,) H. C. LEET. > octfiS dfim

IfcTIEW ZEniZR/ZMI. ww. wtuiaxa. j. v. ooox jos Jacob. w. N’raxxrxu, WlIsIsIAVIS, COOK A CO., Wholesale Dealer* in NOTIONS INI FINtY GOODS, fl © ft.amlnlmmm Mtreet, .Opposite east end Union Depot,) XN’DIJb.DTAAPOT.IS, XTffrt.

rpHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE OPJ7NED AN A entire new stock of Notions and Fancy Goods, Consisting in part of Back Gloves and Mitts, Hoods, Scarfs, Comforts, Shawls, Undershirts, Drawers, Buttons, Threads, Mens’and Women’s Hosiery, Hoop Skirts, Balmorals, axs a full li>x or WHITE CwOOHS.

bytician to declare, now, that Con-

te ro certainly cured, as In-

1 Never, and aa< ‘

I certainly pre—Rev. Charles

JfcTOafrroh^flto Prerortprien **_

. • the strength andderopale Mood. It subdues toe and dimiabes the Expectoration, ht sweats, always, in from seven The npperite » at once invtos patient rapidly gains igto^'Se ) (fimcultbreathing are speedily ree* becomes calm and tefreeMng; — *— and nnifbrea. All the

CougiL WAnting of from the Limgtq Lev < ache. Nervous Prostration, Nervous Irritation, tidiness or Dizziness, Excessive Paleness, Sore Thjcoat, Drowsiness. Sleeplessness, Dyspepsia, Sonr&temaeh, “Heartburn,”OppressionorSin£ togef^^Stomach before or afororattog. Const! riot, such as DUtenlt, Painful, Suppressed, Beauty, Es^afoe, Delayed, P^ntJ.'^TSS stmtenaenta frnna Pnttwnts, Etc.

in saved my da mired* of dolla

tSmcSS ^

from yoy Prnpnznd Prescription.—[i grine, Btoesbnrg, Pennsylvania.

“■Very one to when I have recommended it ha* benefltted much by Hi use ’’—[Rev. C. D.

Jones, Racine, Wisconsin.

Bin* r tforan. Aaron Pate a,-New York.—In the early part of February, 1866,1 'was suffering from a violent eough, for wbicii I 'ttml been treated during six months pEartouaiy without benefit, I had Night Sweats which completely prostrated me. In the evening, hoarseness would come on, which would prevent me from speaking above a whisper. I had then had two attacks of bleeding from the lungs. My family Physician assured me that he ooula do no more for mo. i was growing rapidly worse, and had been compelled to leave business for nearly two months. Ail my symptoms indicated, unmistakably, the pretence of

"nnlng or February, ir or toe American

with a bottle of the Prepared Prescription. In a few days, my appetite, which 1 had entirely lost.) returned; within a week my cough bad almost left me; and in less

tha ' — *

Th< km

than two weeks

enceforward

now

to the American Bible Society, in whose empiovent I have been nine years. I am now en oy

Your Prescription effected'a

of n

THU;

" I have had Ner eleven yearn. During nzfl aa nniateru

a bottle of the

da; itU!

;n naa almost leit me; and in less the Night Sweats were broken up.

arwand I regained strength rapidly, and regularly attending to my duties os cli merican Bible Society, in whose cup!

meat I nave been nine years. * ing good health Your Pre:

cure, when my friends despaired of my recovery

THOS. J CONGER.

ma for I have It often

din before I could get greatly from compelled to m mv residence to my place of business. “The night before I obtained tbe ‘Prepared Prescription.’ was the worst, ever passed. On ‘ \ I took n * —

ate©

d a

b now completely recovered my strength and spirits, and am net at all aflicted with 4 shortness of breath.’ I shall be glad to have any one afflicted with Asthma call and see me. EZRA C. RANGOON, “ No. 334 Fourth street. New York.” The “ Prepared Prescriprion,” Is put up in a 81 bottle, and sold by Druggists generally; or orders may be addressed to the Sole Proprietors, OSCAR G. MOSES A Co.‘ aicourtland street. New York. Consultation free. A circular, containing particulars of many oases successfully treated, will be sent free by mall, to all who will write for It. $Ug~ Sold at Wholesale aad Retail, in Indianapoiis, by W. I. ilaskit © Co., and by all Druggists throughout the country. octl'd deowA w ly

ML WM. THOMSON’S

XXTHERE he wfll continue VV to treat and cure Private Diseases, in ail their species, stages, ramifications and, phum I Dr. Wm. Thomson will give ]

it n written tn-J

himself

to each patient a * itrnmemi, binding efflbet a radical and

• n radical and permanent) cere, er make no charge. Dr. Wm. Thomson has

toe aurtwtni ef Private Diseases linoe toe year 1861—three years in the

folo. New York, eight years in Chicago, Illinois, and two years in Peoria, Illinois. During eight years prrotioe in Chicago, Ulinots, he cured over

toirteen toonisart esse*.

Dr. Wnk Thomson, in his practice for Scrofula, Rheumatic andj^nergl diseases of the blood, uses a Fumigating vapor Bath of the most ingenious kind, in conjunction with internal treat-

8EMXNAL EMISSIONS, the consequence of self-abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by toe youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the following train of morbid symptoms unless combated by scientific medical measures, via: Sallow countenance, dark met* under the eyes, pstn in the head ringing in toe ears, and noises like the rustling of leaves and rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of toe limbs, confuted vision, blunted intellect, tern of confidence, diffldence in approaching strangers, a dislike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of mwmroBr, hectic lushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, night sweats, fetid breath, coughs, (gmsumptfon, mono--mania, and frequently insanity. . The afflicted, en the first appearance of any of the above symptoms, should immediately apply to Dr. Wm. Thomson for relief. |S©‘Office and Consultation Parlors, No. 29 South Delaware street, Indianapolis, Indiana. P. O. Box 1«80 febl illy

—Young’s great PhysiEvery One his own Doc-

ng a Private Instructor for Married Persons or those about to Marry, both malc.and female, in everything concerning the physiology and relations of our Sexnal System, and the Production or Prevention of Offspring, including cli the new discoveries never before given in tt o

ie new discoveries never before given in tt < nglishlanguage,by Wm. Young, M. D. This i ally a valable and interesting work. It n written in plaip language for the general reader, and is illustrated with upwards of one hundren engravings AJ1 young married people, or thovo contemplating marruure, and having the least in - pediment to married file, should read this book. It disclose* secrets that every one should I e acquainted with. Still it is a book that must 1 e lacked up, and not lie,apcut the house. It will 1 a sent to any one on tha receipt of fifty cents. Address Dr. Wm. Young. N*. 418, Spruce stree’, above Fourth. Philadelphia. i«15 dly The Great English Remedy. PROTECTED BY i'.OVAL LETTERS PATENT.

S1K JAMES CLARKE'S

CELEBRATED FEMALE P1LI.S, Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, M !>., Phytic inn klxtraonimary to the Queen. .

This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure >f all those painlal ami dangerous diseases to which the female constitution is subject It moderates all excesses and removes all obstructions, from whatever cause. A speedy cure maybe

it is particularly suited. It bring oa the monthly period ’

speedy cure m iv 1

ed on.

TO nABKIED r A DIES

ed. It will in a short time periiMi w th regularity.

CtUTiON.

riE!

j sure to bring ou time they are safe.

In alt cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back ..rd ’ tattene .m slicht exertion. Palpitation of too iic«..>it-ri ■- and Whites, these Pills will effect a cure wheo all

other means have failed; and allh

> have failed; and aUhcn-b a potrer-

hl remedy, do not contain iron, ca!o. fl. . uti-

nonv, or anything hurtful to the con^Mtiaioo

Full directions in the pamphlet urounu each

^kage. which should be ear.-, nil r preservcL

I^Soldby all Druggist*. Price gl per Bottle.

SPECIAL NOT ICE

It is the fate of everv valnable Meiiminc

t-OCNTEXPXiixi). Be cautio; that th* letters “T A M ” si

BUit GUV G1 04.4 itock, as we feel confident that we can sell as cheap, or cheaper, than any other house in the city/ ■f^ Call and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere. WILLIAMS, COOK A CO., No. 4 Louisiana street, octSddm Indianapoiis, Indiana.

W. H. Hoover. J. R. Pumphrey. Murray Shipley. HOOVER, PUMPHREY & CO., Wholesale Dealers in STAPH AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NtOXIONTfl, No. 94 Pearl Street, between Vine and Race, oiisroiisrisr-A.TX. decT flam

TOBACCO.

WEBB, MAUZY A CO., TOBACCO Commission Merchants.

41 Wtalffittl Afreet. oxisTcnjsrisr-A.TX, omo. A full line of tho best brands of Virginia, YI i «* s o u r i ▲KD Iventucky Tobaccos,

For sale in Bond or tax paid, octl dBm

THE DRY UP acts quickly nd surely. Usually a single bottle of it is sufficient to effect la permanent cure. We recomI mend to every one who ha» thi F Catarrh, either in its incipient stages, or in its worst form, to try the Remedy ro once, and m will far exceed ns In Us

for H.

Rhode

-.— ,a.i,, w —,«.. — n - am. Wholesale gents for Chicago, Illinois. no v3 d6m

yon will far exceed us in

praises. Price ^ per bottle. Send stamp i pamphlet. For sale by the proprietor, H. BURRINGTON, Druggist, Providence. Gland. Also, by SMITH * DWYER, Wh

CLOTHING.

MEETDERSON & FROHMA1T, •WHOLES-A-LE CLOTHIERS, j Cloth?, Cassinores.VostiEfrs, Etc., No. Ill Wert Pearl Street, near Race Street, CINCINNATI. decTdSm

signatures oi

MOSES.

i Me«i : cinc to

.. thereiore. and a-ee are blown t*» tho bottle,

fta. » uni lo of the

h wrapper bears the fi*o sun ile of the f L C. BAJaDWIN A CO. and JOB Without which none are genuine.

2i. B.—One dollar, with eighteen cent? lor post-

al. B.—One dollar, with eighteen cent? for postage, enclosed to any authorizetl Agent, or u> the Sole General Agent for the L’mtod Mates and

£rs “T.A M.”

tnd that each wrapper bears tbe

ignatu

B.enc

General Agei

British Dominions,

JOB MOSES, 27 Cortlandt street, Xew York, will insure a bottle containing Fifty Pills, bv return mail, securely sealed from all observation. LIFE-HEALTH—STRENGTH. LIFE—HEALTH—STRENCTH. LIFE-HEALTH-STRENCTH. 1**- JI AN OIXuAJH AKKIi'S SPECIFIC PILLS

maue irom ur. ueiamarre s Prescription, during several rears past, in our private ami public practice, and have found them a most energetic and efficient remedy in cases of Spermatorrhea or Seminai Weakness; nightly, daily, or premature emissions; Sexual Weakness, or Impotcncv; Special Derangements of the Nervous Svstem . weaknesses arising from Secret Habits and Sexual Excesses; Belaxation of the GenitaI*Organs; Weak Spine; Affections of the Eves; Lime or Brickdust Deposits in the Urine’; Milkv Discharges; Paleness of the Skin, with Sunken UheoKs and Bloodless Lips; Pinched Feature?; Irregular Action of the Heart, and in all the ghastly train of Svmptoms arising from over use, abuses, or loss, from any cause, of the Nervous

these Pills. With high respec

•ely

use

your*

UMBRELLAS, ETC.

N£. THOMPSOIV, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer In UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, AND WALKIXe; CASES, 1ST niaiaS*., bet. Fourth Mid Fifth, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Repairing promptly attended to. decT dSm

QUEENSWARE, ETC.

WH0SALE Aa\D ETAIL.

JOHN WOOOBRIDQ’Z! & CO., ixroKraa or QUEENSWARE, China, CrlasBwarc, TABLE CUTLERY, AND PLATED W ABE, 1© W eat Wwatting ton Street, INDIANAPOLI3, INDIANA, decl dBm

COMMISSION.

O. «. II OF. MAN, PRODUCE DEALER And Commission. Merchant, 8 Bates House, Washington itrero, nov23dSm Indianap*!!*, Indiana.

DAjmL Diniaza.

w. a reoau. jaoob mmoAB.

BIKTMLSUff * igeits No. 25 Wert WaeKtngUm Street,

8**8 iterwly INflfANAPttLl*, INfl.

D. DUNCAN A CO., GKENEILAL, Commission Merchants, Aad Deaton In FLOUR, 6RAIN, PRODUCE, WHISKIES AND CIGARS, Xw. ©fl West I-oulMiana »*-, (Opposite Union Depot,) INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. gycutgnmttitt MlWttd. FroloffloaB** tfiffL ■Friddtf

TOILET.

Ladies Desiring a Clear and

ttssMsa 'ix .GE(5tGEW.!iXjRj).

This delightful Toilet article has no equal for Preserving and Beautifying the Complexion and Skin. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot© ?4 Fulton Street© New Yurk. jeOdly

POORS. SASH. ETC. HERCER, BORE A CO.,

S ^ S TI ,

DOOR AND BLIND MAN! FAOTORY, CAHBKIDGE nFV.IN®.

itablished, in connec- — WORKS, a Saato, OapartnMtt*. which rith new machinery of

tppreved pattens, and are ’oor.,^ ,h0rteSt n0tiCe - ^

ices, Brackett,

ans of the (

ills. With most sincerely.

R A. BEAUREPAIKE. 51 1> G D. DUJAROIN. M. D. TE.VX De I.EUCHRE, M I> : A Dcpont, No. 214 Rue Lot

Garznciebj bard. Pans.

ipecioily liable to these Weaknesses shou... Tt promptly to Dr. Delamarre’s S[>ecilic Pills. A pamphlet contaming full particulars, with directions and advid^ printed in French. German, Spanish and English, accompanies each box wiH write fo^A by maiJL ’ of cost . ‘o any who fc?* Price. $1 per Box. or Six Boxes for Sold by all the pi mcipal Druggists, or will lie sent by mail, securely sealed from all observation, on receipt of the specified price by any authorized agent, or by the r*de general agents for America. OSCAR G. MOSh'S A CO., 27 Gortiandt street. Sew York. Sold wholesale and retail in Indianapolis, bv w J. HAsKIT & CO., Ami at retail by all Druggists throughout tho country Oct. 99 Jeowfiwly

WORM TEA

A pi r all

leas ant, safe and effectual Vegetable Bene,-, v kinds ol'Worms found in the human o<!;/:

for Fits and Worm Fever.

■rftilc

also, a reliable < Possessing in its combination wonderfill clc inxandstrentrtheningproDcrties.lt will niv

rag and strengthening properties. It will improve the health ot the patient, whethi affected by Worms or other causes.

Price 2.) Ceuta. Sent by mail for 85 certs

.wavs

515 c«p t<_.

JOHN A. VERIXY. fhemibt

Boston

M. 8. BURR a CO , to' Trecoat sireet, Agenu,, *nd for sate by all Plug;

iggists.

DK. W A.RBEC, o BILIOUS BITTERS.

Bo lit g: a ConcimUziied v Fluid Extract of Uic moat y.otent Purify in g 'Uoote, Ba-L» um t>uius known io mcdica 1 jycicucc.

— is, therefore, omt oi tae most effectual Cleansers and Keimv^uus ol the Vital Fluid ever offered to the fublic ; white, as a cure for Liver complaint, Jntt Quit-**. Bilious- —\ Headache. iAizziness, Indiya>th>n. an-i ihe ious comi'larats caused by Vitiate.i Humors Blyouj Or a Deraaged and Diseased con-

dition of the WAhihEN’S 1

find l

■ — — i.i. , and. itEN’S BILIOUS BITTERS

he unequaled '

Liver^and LojacL-.. 1>K. tedicine in theMorid!

PROPC8SIOMAL.

J. m. YOUAJrr, m. Ekslectic I*liy sician, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHIR. Office No. U0 (mktefioeKa UB) North Pennsyivaaia street, om and a half tqukres North of Pratotoro, Indianapoll*. Indiana. Offla* ham* from seven to nine a. one to tkre* and »« to atasfir. *. fehS3 dly

O. A.. ■W E L X, S ,

DENTIST, OFFICE, OVER HARRISON'S BANE.

T“rtiS’3S. , 'i:ir'siS5Sg: l*«or and Bnn4 DepMjrUMi they have flttr i up with new mm

the latest ami *r.o*t approved pattern., now prepa? •'! to furnish at shortest notice, all styles of Sish, Doors, Blinds, Shutters, Mouldings, Base, oruices. Bracket^ Window and Door

Frames, etc., etc..

In connection with the above business is ft Foundry aad Machine Shop. Mill Machinery and Build ing Castings made to order. Haviarexperienced Pattern Makers in our emptey, w« are prepared to make and altar patterns and furnish castings promptly. Engine* and Machinery of all kinds repaired, and woro warranted as good and as cheap as can

be don* elsewhere.

8flr Cash paid for old Iron, Brass, Lumber, •d^is dim mercer, more * CO.

WARREN TATE, Manufacturer of Doors, Sash, Blinds,

•mart Window Fvawa**, ISoaldlnfia, Etc., Et

Iracketa,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FLOORING, CEILING AND WEATHERBOARDING. TALOORING Worked Lumber dressed and saw*© L to order. N*. SSMtttk New Jer**F Stx«a8, INDIAN ATOLJS, IND. nov97 dSm

OYSTERS* BTC.

M>U dig

W. I~ S3WTM, Wind us ale and Retail Dealer in OYSTERS, CAME AND FISH. AMD COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 19 South Pennsylvania street. Second door from Washington strert, Iia»ASrou». ixpinlU. • 11 orders promptly attended .0. droTdla.

a equaled by any other medicine in

H. 3. BURB. CO.

Gen«aI^A|e^tt, and sold by all Druggists

teuton.

TOIVATE of DISEASE of the male or o^f generation curedTin a few was...^ Sycamore

_ <, ancinnau, wuiu.

N© Charge Until Cured. Diseases peculiar to females speedily cure*! flroar* and NttraittW furnished Ladies during C*mlittcraeat. MEDICATED BATHS, the

only sens kxmxdt for Private Disc ready. Male Safes $1; Female article much needed by marri

male Pills 88. sent by mail < bation, or self

by married ladies, $!0; 1

Any of these articles or medicine, •r express, when ordered. Master-

in, or self abuse, speedily cured by an entire ew treatment. Yeung man or woman, mari icl r single, if yon are afflicted with any disease, call or write at once, and be assured of prompt

,nd cent!

rite at one

relief and low char; den rial. Send stain

octl ©wly

ad be assu

Ad*. -' f-Wr •«.

ee a:

'Uio

(ialeB’s Head Dispensary. (Established 1850. Chartered ISO.) I A MEDICA iTlbV M PHLET, just [published, coutaihg 80 large pages I and numerous engravings of theormi^Fgans 01 boUl & uxee in aaalth ani se; treating on private disease-, goiioi lie*, , syphilis, stricture; diseases of the u -Uuit..

, vr . .

Jd* effeets Oil of females from a warning and a

and,

isbits of both sexes, and its deplorable oth body and mind; diseases of fern; iriliood to old age; intended as a -Warn

Snide for the young of both sexes, being a truthful adviser to the married and those contemplating marriage; with the Author’s new method of treatment, the most successful means of aim aa shown by the report of oases; mailed trader seat for 96 oentsfflitead to* above work before seeking medical aid elsewhere, and thus avoid quackerv Patient* at a distance treated by mail, and med-

SSSaS2!»JKJL.“*~*»“ TO LADIES.—A pamphlet of special import;

aaoe to the marrtod, price 10 cents; alas, a Utris book of private advice to ladies, either marriad cr tingle, price 15 cent*; either sent in sealed en-

velopes on receipt of price.

THE GALEN’S i

■epl dfiwly

rYIBCULABS of every description neatly exlatter paper, cote paper, or, in fact, on any kind er quality or paper desired, and prices accordtaufflr. c&u aTtht herald OFFK'L