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mltteo, _ bill 34, with one amend-itcss-ie-j

Mr. W9BB oppoeed the report of Mm mitten. The grand jury nofm to a relic of the old Bofllsh law, and hr a moth that to consuming the substance of the people. Mr. STACK HOD 8* thought the report thould be concurred In, and so moved. CorMed. 1 The same, from the feme cernmttk*®, r«ported back House Mil 10, and recommended that it be referred to the Committee oo fee* end Setertee. go icfrrrtd Mr. 8HASK8, from theCommltteoo«ClatlM reported beek tie memegerelaitf to the murder of Ltootonmtt /. Y/Bemgion, and recommended it be mfrmd to the Committee on W eye end Meane. Mr. SABIN, from the Committee on Nen end Selarlet, reported heck Home bill 106, end recommended its pissage. Mr. SCAMMABOKN, Iron the Committee on Righto and Privileges, reported keek Home MU 111, limiting Mw liabilities of innkeepers, and recommended lie paeeege. Mr. WHITE, from same committee, repelled back House Mil 66, protecting fur bearing animals, with amendments, and after the amendments are adopted, recommends Its

passage.

Hr. MASON, from the Committee on County and Township Business, reported back House MU 58, amending the law In regard to township elections, ami recommended that It lav on the table. The consideration of the report

was postponed.

Mr. BOBO, from the Committee on Corporations, reported back House bill 83, providing for the construction of sewers by loeorpentad

Indiana Legislature—45th Session.

n * N A » * . Thursday, Janunry 3*. istc. Senate met at two o'clock. On motion of Mr. OYLEK. the rradtnrof the joiirnnl was dispensed with, and Ibe Sens ate took up the special order, being the contrail'd election case, Trim Oraut and Madison

counties.

Mr. OYLKIl offered a resolution that Milton 8. Hoblnson he admitted to the floor of the Senate, and lie allowed to speak. sAdopted. Senator Gifford having po«se<slon of the minority report, and lielng absent, Mr. VAWTKU asked that proceedings be postponed until he could be sent for. which was agreed to. Mr. Cl-LLKN moved to amend the rules of the Senate, so as to have but one session per day, for the first thirty d«ys, Instead of tbe first fifteen days, 5s at present. Agr Mr. CCMBACK presedted a petition from

of Agriculture

and State Horticultural Society asking for

nihl

Agreed to.

Mr. CCMBACK presedtrd

members of tbe State Board and State Horticultural Socle .

appropriation to pay for the publication of Ihe reports of those tmdlee. Flelerrcd to the CflBi.

mlttee on Agriculture.

On motion of Mr. HEN NET, the Senate took up Senate bill '26 (specific appropriation bill')returned from the H uso wlin amendment*. Tbo Ilotiro amendments contemplate additional appropriations for the benevolent

institutions.

Mr. HK.NNET moved an .miendment to tbe House amendment, giving clerks and assistant oflleersfO per day In-toad of fl, and pages $3 instead of 63. . Mr. HANNA objected to making approprl- < for tho benevolent Institutions at this time. He thought It better to wait until It was sscertalned what was needed, and then provide for them In tbe general appropriation bill. - Mr. OYLEK waa opposed to attnrlfflrj approprlatlons for tho benevolent Insiiiutlons to this bill. They didn't belong to It, this bill

lielng apeelflc, and for the purpose only of defraying the expenses ot the Genera* As-

sembly.

The 1'RESIDENT suggested that the proper

way of doing business was to tala* up tbe House amendment ter/allm, and concur in or

reject them. f On motion of Mr. BENNETT tbe amend-

ment of the House In regard to tbo pay of clerks, etc., was amended so as to make the pay or clerks and assistants $6 per day and

that of pages #B.

On motion of Mr. HANNA the

fused to cone

r. HANNA tbe Senate rear In the House amendment,

making appropriations for tbe beneveflent in-

stitutions.

TIIK CONTESTED ELECTION. - The Senate then took up the contested election casf. The majority and minority reporta' of the (.’ommltlce on Elections were then read. Mr. HKTIMOND desired to know of tbe Senator from franklin if hs was the author of the

minority report.

Mr. GIKEOKD stated that the attorney for

Dr. Hunt wrote the report.

Mr. KIGHMUND, considerably eEelted, sta-

ATE I i lb L ' ' I A .15, / .8 I'y WliniVJUt UA VI VX7VI | D VC*~ ted that the rcp< rt was an Imputation upon tbe majority of the committee. They had endeavored to examine tbe case honestly, and candidly. He did not want to aay anything harsh, though the spirit moved him. He would not

ough tbe spirit moved blm. 1

descend to low, dirty, filthy abuse. These gentlemen say the case was prejudged—that honorable Senators, sworn to do their duty, had perjured themselves; that they had Been

. He regarded It aa an

mputatlon on himself and bis colleagues, gad aovsd to reject tho minority report. - Mr. OYLER heartily concurred with Ihw

i of Mr Richmond, and felt like

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its oo

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0*1 ■ V, ■ m u, m/ t.'iiCUrFru min iuw. remarks of Mr Klebmond, and felt like using harsh langusge. ye thought be knew who waa the author of the report. It sounded like the scintillation of the gentleman who bad tbe audacity to Inform blm and the Senate, that he recognized tbe code. Ho did believe that

‘ ' signed

fellow memb' drels.

either of tho other members who bad tbe report, would accuse him and his ember of tho majority as perjured scoun-

d upon all members who did

not believe that the majority of the ecinmittce, were porjmod scoundrels tovote fortlr. Hlchmand’s motion, and reject the minority report. Mr. HANNA regretted that such a tempest In a teapot had been raised. He did not spprove of the way the Senator from Johnson had of putting It. He waa apposed to any reflection upon the motive of Senatora, but ,t seemed to him that tbe Senator from Johnson was unusually belligerent. In voting for tbe minority report, theTyue could not tie made with him that be was voting to Impeach tbe honesty of the msjorlty of the committee. He

moveJ'to continue the special order until next Monday so that Dr. Hunt, now abaent on aeslcknesa In hla family, might be prea-

eount ot

ei Mr. VAWTER disclaimed for tbe gentleman who drew tbe report, any Intention of reflecting on the majority of tbe committee. Tbe report was submitted to flva members of tbe Senate, who did not understand It to refleet on other Henators, He suggested that the report be withdrawn and such offensive partgrapbs as might be pointed out would be expunged or modified. On motion of Mr. RICHMOND, tbe proposition to centi me the special order till Monday next was laid on the table. - The question then being on concurrence In the msjorlty report, Mr. HANNA moved to commit I he reports to the Committee on the Phraseology and Arrangement of Bills. Mr. RICHMOND moved to lay on tbo table, which motion prevailed, '27 to 18. On motion of Mr. CULLEN business was suspended, and tho message of the Governor, rotlgnmg hls position, was read. Governor BAKER made a few remarks, acknowledging tbe kindness, courtesy and uniform oonitdoratlon with which he bad been treated. ' » Mr. BENNETT offered a resolution tendering the thanks of the Senate to Governor Baker, for hls able and Important discharge of tbe dutlee of President. Adopted unani-

mously.

On motion of Mr. BENNETT the Senate then proceeded to elect a President pro tern. Mr. CULLEN nominated Hon. Will Cum-

back.

M. MASON nominated Hon Bayless W. Hanna. The vote being taken, Cumback received 36, and Hanna 18 votes. Mr. Cumback having received a msjorlty of votes was declared duly elected, and wa« conducted to the chair by Mesert. Hanna and Cul-

len.

Mr. Cumback made a few remarks, tendering hls thanks for the honor conferred. He stated that he bad no experience as a presiding offleor, and was unfamiliar with the Intricacies of parliamentary law. Ha would, therefore, be compelled to often ask the Indulgence of the Senate, Repaid a high compliment to tho retiring President, Lieutenant

Governor Conrad Baker.

The question recurring on the election caee, Colonel ROBINSON addressed life Sonata st some length, In advocacy of hie claim* to the

seat now held by Dr. Hunt.

The Senate adjourned until nine O'elect to-

morrow morning.

H O » 6 a.

The House met at two o'clock.

Tbo Speaker not appearing, an motion Mr. STACKHOUSE, Mr. Neweomb, of ] rlon, waa elected Speaker pro fem.

Mr. THATCHER moved th

tbe

town*, and recommended Its passage. Mr. CHAMBERS, from tbe CommUtee on Engrossed Rills, reported that House bill 11, and Senate bill 38, were correctly engrossed. Mr. McCARTY, from tbe Joint committee i the State Library, submitted a report of tbe State Librarian. Mr. PRATHER moved Ibat tbe report be laid on the table, and that two hundred copies ho printed. Carried. RIL1A, RESOLUTIONS, ETC. Mr. MILLER Introduced Honed bill 136, providing for leasing the Northern Prison so Samuel P. Kirkpatrick. Referred to Committee on Judiciary. Mr. HIGGINS offered a resolution that three hundred copies of tbe report of the State Pnaon North, two hundred for the House and one hundred for tbe fceoate, bo printed. Adopted. Mr. WILLI AMS introduced blouse bill 137, repealing tbe act to aecertatn the fees of the county and State office rt. Referred to Committee on Pees and Salaries. Mr. SHOAKK Introduced House bill 138, prohibiting animals effected with contagious diseases from being sold or left running at large. Referred to Committee on Agricul-

ture.

Mr. WASON Introduced floute vldirg for the construction of

providing for the c and repealing all lat Referred to tbe Com

bill 130, highway*

ws conflicting herewith.

Cou

be Committee

unty and

Townsblp business.

Mr. HUGHES offered a concurrent reeolation that tbe General Assembly adopt an ad-

tlon that tbe General Aase

dress to Governor Morton, wbt'eb be rood The yeas and nays ware called on the reso-

lution.

Mr. MONTGOMERY moved to strike out so much of the address as refers to Governor

Morton.

Mr. HIOOI "3 moved tbe previous question which was seconded. The motion to strike out was lost. Mr. HUGHES expressed hls surprise that m.-mbers of spo iilcal party should object to extending an act of courtesy to a retiring Governor. Such a spectacle is extraordinary and will receive tbe condemnat’on of tbe people of l he State. Mr. CHOW offered a resolution that the select committee on agriculture and education Inquire Into the expediency of constructing four agricultural colleges in the Mate. fawf. Mr. PEELf.E introduced House bill 130 amending section 38 of tbe act defining felonies. Referred to Committee on Judiciary, r Mr. STEWART introduced House Mil 131 authorising tbe trustees of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum to sell land belonging to the Slate. Referred to Committee oa Benevolent

Institutions.

A message was received from Governor O. P. Morton, resigning tbo office of Governor of

Indians.

Where men have ceased to love their flag and their country, they can not even treat Governor Morton with respect, fie rend from Voorbees srpccchjlwfore the Virginia Uulverstty on tbe fourth of July, I860, to prove Voorbeos wai in faver of secession, to show tbe opinions of the man for whom tbe Democrat* voted frt Senator. After the Union had been thrice preserved by the election of Lincoln, by the valor of our soldier*, and the surrender

of the rebel an

i not a partv MS the part of stK haw g

an will i

OHBs regretted the tea per Iq which d no apotegy fb MaffV. I deny that one word personally agnlnsr Mr.

ft* ganWfsn sanss lata ‘ a written speech In Me po

-lr Gates Pstta

said tff

Voorbass. The

House wm s written speech in hi* fiifU abusing Eta, and ffMMla statements concerning m* that wans not sorrect. He says that charging him with shulMng, by wbkb

meant that ha had evaded the qua wasnofsaataanshtai* of oow

Mr. EHCBY wi

ssrisnsawr • bad decided upon this

question, f would

knew how tho House bad' decided . queetlea calling aasana onward, la equltaffaut lo an Invitation In fight n dual. If aueh tail, guage can be throat into fits Legtalatuvo without a ceoeurn, I wish to know It. It would ho a disgrace to tbo Rata If wo sbooW na* condemn this language. The gentlaasan ftata Monroe baa not need any personal language, lam for an Immediate vote on this queOloa. Mr. ROSS thought that steeping over this question would do good and moved to ad-

journ. Carried.

Before tbe Haase adjourned the SPEAKER pro Um appointed tbe following speatnleotamltteo onftl o organ)taUan ef judicial er

Messrs. Utaoo, Dunn, Raker, Thrasher,

ter, Dtggy, Stafford, Gordon, Wands, Ross,

Miller, Chambers and Hastetter.

TJEMAININO ITNCLAnfKD IN THE Xbofitee, at Indianepolie, Indiana, Janu mr To obtain these Letters, the at ■ast call for “ Advertised Letters,” (Ire Om of this list, and pey on* cent for advertItlDf

Ayres Levi Barred Sidney Black Martha H Hark Marv E Brldenbangh Satan Bailey Fannie Bray JnllaB Blnwoelh Jane Barton Snsle Barr Mrs Ann Bine Mrs Garneh Bingham Mis James Beeson Mrs Lucinda Butler Mrs Martha BisbofSarah E

Ashton Elite Alien Sarah

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Barn# Mi*

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Bradley Maanah l Bvewn Ada* /

Bechtel Clare Bosk yrankle Brown Julta A

Baatetnler Josephine

Karnes Susan

Byrkih Mr* HlrJb SSirziF' Barton Mr* Nancy Mae Mrs Marjyet

Charles Mrs Sarah Jan* Carle Carellae

stoa Hannah

sspbell Lanrn

Calvin Mlrn

Cady Mrs Carrie 'ampbell Mrs Mag B lutes Mr* Mary (3

rabb Mrs R

ate Etta

h amber* M J Crawford Mattie K Clayton Mary

Conway Jane Curtate Mrs

Caddlagtoa Alexaal Cate Mrs Lyman

Carroll Mrs Mickey ■ l anarroe Mrs Martha C Canfield Bridget t H

Carrey Julia Crmhfe Mary A

Crosby Margaret

Downs Mr

Mr* M

Doling Mrs Mary

Dunkerk Mi

Jennie

*, and the sum

■uies, -uo nation's Ilfs

ttruclfedown In tbe assassination of Mr. Lincoln. At that time we knew not wbot this was for, but tbe Philadelphia Convention showed Alt what It was for. « Mr. CORY. I will ask tbe gentleman If he wishes to abuse bis opponent* and not permit

them to reply f

Mr. McKADDEN |rose to a point of order, and reaq the rule in regard to tbe previous question, -showing that after th* prevlout quetwon was seconded no debate could be bed. Mr. VAN VALKENBERG moved to reconsider >be motion by which the previous question was seconded. •

[A message was received from tbe Senate,

tbet that body came from tbe

stating 36 nit

! that body had pasaed Senate bit! ic from tbe House, amending it by

inserting the word " five” where •• four” occurs, and tbe word ''three” where "two” 'occurs. This Is a bill making appropriation* tor tbe expense* of this Legislature and benevolent Institutions, and fixing the salaries of

etmiloyes.]

The motion to reconsider th* vote was lost. Thu resolution and address were then

adopted by a vote of 68 to 84.

Mr. CORY, on caetlng bis vote: I am ready always to extend the courtesy due from one man to Whether. But I understand that this address la a full Indorsement of the administration of Governor Morton, and therefore can not Indorse It—tbe language that has been

used here to-day.

Mr. HniCMNS called the gentleman to order. He din not believe that the gentleman had the light to go outside of a few brief rerks explaining hls vote. Tbe point of or-

artmstatned.

Dunkerk Mrs Jet Doyle Mr* Mary Dustman Clara

Ereneth Kettle E

Elklas K

Kndaly Money Esley Mrs Annie Kllenwood Mr* Fannie

Karl. Mr. S K rorshea Emma Kie.ler Martha Korb Ltsxle Feninelle A R Ktilegaa Mary Karata* 8 I. Gooden Sarah Grime* Kins

Mr. M

C.tti.on Mr* M A

Gilmore Mr* France.

9 Mr. K W

Mr* Margaret

i*on

(ill more Gilbert

Donavon Mr. Margaret Dehaven Mr* IlnMia Key Mr. Mary A I) re tier Ague. Duncan Lucinda J

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Ellsworth Emma Knwrtght Ellen Eckle* Rebecca E Xmra Mrs Kina. Mr* Xllea

Fletcher Mr. Anna Freeman (Tara Fulton Jennie Fulmer Ada Far*he Mollle « Fetger Sarah Crarn.trert KflffT Grave. Rebecca Grrlsheniaer Cbri.telna Glena Pranel. (ioodrleh Mr* Elisabeth Oaatoa Mra Nancy CW

Heartgrave Virginia

IfogWer Mary M Herndon J eaale *

Hough Eva

Hill Klisabeth

nmes

Idebrkn Mr* L A,

Han go Soph a Hoff MHlfe

lleward Mary Jana Ham mo ml France* it

Hough Fannie Harwood Alice Harding Almira Hoogland Mr* Alathisr Hodge. Mr* D B Hanrh Mr. Kmma Hind. Mrs Jamei

llarvle Mrv JaneC HI

Hord Nr* Mary J. John.ton Kllia J John.ton Mr* M Jill.on Mr. LM 1

Kahlmane Mn Marla

Keefe Mr* John Kavannngh Ellen Lynch Bridget

foiWMn Klla

fADghlan Jennie lAncaster f.nclmla

Lane M-. J

Linton Mr* A A

Halil.- M

Lynn M r* t

LoWin

Miller Jennie Montague Jo*

Moore Mai

oeepbine

Emma

, Hon ^MMI^M

Manhall Jo*ephine

MallorMr. Jan Monahan Mr.( Matteon Mn N

J»hn*ton Mr* J ■lone* Mr* Wa*

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Kelley Mra Delta 8 Kingman Mattie Kllpper Catharine

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Llndeay Clara Lyon. Jalla f/>wry Naan Is

lAndert f.avlna Lvon Mrc A.elath

I be'twood Mr* A«sandi

Lange Mr* Molll* I.stham Nr. Sarah

Montague Jennie Mnllen Ix>ui*a A Morton Fraaei. Maxwell Mewl* »

Mnreford Mr* E met tee

Miller Mrs J R Meley Mr* Mary ■r* Mrs AlethsnC

Catbartan

anry Nepers Mn

Masker Mr. Ann Mlekey Mn

MeKeelen Mr* Laura MrlAsn Mr* Almira J

McCarty Nettle

McLain Mr* Albert

McAdams I.ahell* McCormick Tsebh Mr( an.land Sarah MelAughHa Nila Mcllwatn Eliia McSweeney Ahale

McClaren M J McCarthy Mr. S

Mei affie Mr* Mary

Me Lyle Ella E

McCormick Tactile »

Norcro*. Mrs Orra Nlebelsoa Maubtos 1

helton KIU i Ellen

cSweeney J

Nolen Mn Lon Newlaad Kate New hart Phllaence

mn der

minority, under tbe protection of the previous question, had rscelved to-day, could only come from a coward. Mr. HUGHES asked that the words betaken down, which wee done. Tbe roll call wa* continued. Mr. DOUGLASS. Were tbl* a vote of personal compliment to Governor Morton.I woald rote In the affirmative. But I am called upon to endorse the action of the man wboaae acted as Governor for the lest six years, which I can not do without censuring my own course during that time. He voted no. Mr. MATTH18 could vote for tbo compliment to Governor Baker, but a* far a* Governor Morton le concerned, he owed him no courtesy, and eoted no. Mr. STACKHOUSE deprecated tbe couree debates hare taken In the House. 1 take It that ibis resolution Is an indoreoRent of the administration of Governor Morton, and tkwe fore I vote no. Mr. WOLFE voted no because of tbe manner la which tbe minority here been treated during the peat few days. Mr BAKER owed Governor Morton no eourtlsy, and no political endorsement. He therefore voted “ no.” Mr. BOBO moved the House do now adjourn. Loet. Mr. HUGHES

m*,«[HughW)

territories of Southern States, which waa not not tbe fact, and when I called hi* attention to it did not camel It, but published it ae written. A mm who use* tbe word coward In a safe place gain* no reputation for bravery. 1, with a few others, have been selected ae a target for abate. Ifni* object Is to fitault me be can not do It in thte Houses if he wishes to find whether I am a coward or net, be oa» do

to In five minutes outside of tbe House.

lr. DOUGLASS. Both of the gentlemen ) friends of mine, and if they would talk the matter over outak _ the Houee w* would not be sailed upon to settle Um matter bare. Tie gentlemen were excttacLaud in order that their passions may have Him tooool, I move to postpone the conetderetlon of this subject

for two weeks. _

Mr. 3PCFADDEN regretted tbe affair. The gentlemen have been In the habit of calling the previous question and thus closing the debate. Both the gentlemen have gone too for In this debate. The gentleman from Monroe

as very severe upon the minority.

Mr. CORY. It matter* not whether the vote of censure be cast upon me now or at some future time. I care not whether the mo-

tion Is postponed er not, but wish an

■■ Iffg journal, except so much as related to tbe election of United States Senator and the pom ■age of the oonatltutlonal amendment, be dispensed with, which wa* consented to. The Clerk then read those portions of the Joortm

which were approved.

The order of business was suspended off

recommendation of the Speaker. PETITIONS, MEMORIALS, ETC.

Mr. THATCHER

sir

an oppor-

the final vote

tunlty {o defend royseli

''Mr*BELFORD thought tbe passage at arms between the gentlemen le attributable to the excitement of the moment, and wm Iff favor ^jjrTfilLLlRheda^wet deal of feellsg for the young members of tbe House. If tbo

gentlemen will retract the words

my pleasure to acquit can nrt endorse such

gentlemen retract by the resolution.

Mr. HUGHES did not offer the reeoitateff to vlndlqrte btmeelf, but to protect the dignity

of the House. Hemerely wanted to efffl th# attention of the House to *ueh language that

betterorder might be kept hereafter. Mr. CORY. My friend over the way seem*

Vently exerete

it will bo

■the gentleman, but 11

can n#l endorse such language, end nnleee the Htleman retracts or modules it we nrartetandl

Ml* N/VEEVKs MM/ lYlUBV VYCF fcUV W M/ tlW ■ to he very greatly exercised over tbo words spoken h* debate. 1 did aay that the ItafURta of tbe gentleman from Monroe wee only such as aetata from • coward. The ffiffil—aff fro* Monroe had said 1 skrtbeff, which waa equtvatantte celling aon coward. Hh dentes I being personal, yet lie talked here for one half hour in reforeneo to the meff for whom 1 ▼otad for Senator, and uaed nothing but persoffalWeat 1 Will taifelNbtnd a man’s back to strike blm, net will I .trike a man when hls hjffdsife Meff. AfoWdeys ago he In a

Obrrmyer Mr* William O'Neal Mr. Charlotte

P»tter»on Mr. Potter ( hrl.tla Prewitt Kllia

Pu Pn

Pugh Charlotte Prueth Ellen

Pshlaaa Llsale

nam Lydia

icell Maggie 8 - Patterson Mr* Mary Ann Patterson Mr*

Pa,-

Qnlgley Mary Ann Bice Kllia Randall Bailie Ann Rite her Sarah Reese E C Randolph Mrs l/m Ronrke Mrs Mary A Reed Mr* Erartu*

llta Amelia f

Sri:

Neti.rah

Smith Mr* Ellen 8

Swan Lib

fftaeh Johann* 8bsrt* Louisa Schotts Mary Mmon Matilda Stalin*aa Maggie Sullivan Mr* (T _ Stewart Mr* Klisabeth .. . Hr* I SSMd* Mr* Joha F Sinks Mrs M NS

Tamer Mn • _ Tbatcker Mn Mary R Tarl Annie Twomey Catharine Tneker America Vaughan Mr* Wm N

I’shlman LI*

Iprtee Mattie ■

Prather Mr* A LonU^

QonryN

Bomev

Bo** Sarah r. «y Eaten Norele r Robert* Ann Ryan Mr* Maggie B Eire Mn P Ellen Reynold* Mr* Amanda

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Sink* Mary Smith Bmilr

smith Mn Martha

Stoat Harriet

Shea Julta Ann Snyder Mollle simtun Motile aedonahher Mery Strict 1* Mn Amo* Seevlll Mn Cl art*** Snow Mn ffltiabeth Stereo. Mn H c Senrff Mn Joeta

ShentlffMi

Taylor Mn Deborah Tomlleton Mrs Bebeeee Tapp Alice Thompson M E Tipton Mary M

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Vaa Metre Madam

fMn Bailie,

ip. Hart Goa O™ Hildebrand lie Muete Henry (

Joam, Well* A Co Jackson Isaiah Jobtaon John JaaparWM Johtatm ^Oregon Jotaor"Urwis

Kersey M KonkleCI KlrkJno

George H

Jones Ja*

Jasper Mmter Neddie JohuieR Peter W H

Cheater • EMM

Mwiiaraa n Lmdsey JC Lejef tomuel Dr Miner M Tomllasoa ^DEOII ilT ^ Manhall John W Miller Joha Wa

M Kaisnr Cha* Kaarser Pram Kltan NtahoU Me Ladd David f inder Joha tSSZff

MeLoana John MM> Btorala. R<

Noe AS Narro Joseph

Owens Levi Poten Joha Peadargast E PrnloyJ A

Satiny Dr Eoaea Prank Hogan B Farkor Random Ja* M Earap Jaffa

Slower A Co •oomon Chnsttaa Soper Clark Steward Rev D W, S

In G W u.nuv

Mlllor L L W

MeHayeeWm McCormick John B MclAaghlteJoffaW MtUtaffEutffor m NetaaaJT Nya EH

Spnrreln G 1 Stepheasaal

Sprague H

SaeaaerJoha N shearer Jo- If

peon J K

street Joha, *

Swear.) II

Stovea* M B Stanley Wm P Snider Ja* B V Swine hart Peter, f Mena Baht Sink* Samael

Smith A G Smith John F Smith Wm

Terry AC* Tsmln..* v Tharp (haa Thom puna G If Tnraor f.aae Thamley Jasper Taylor Josee, a Thompson John W Tattle Norvl. Thoraly (> lomliason H L Toohey Tboma*

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Skinner A Co streit Cha* -til* Dae lot Sviits DaaM swiadtar FYaab Saaadon George shurboady H Shoffaar John Scott Ja* H Spiaa Jams* ■nhAhmmr f/%■ m * |, n m •NtaKFW wWtatal RRR Joiia Stout Jome* Starks Wm Svapsoa Mathew T Slmueea Willard salftym^FUmr; 6

Smith Jwu Smith LW X TrawbrMga A S A C. MoW Thalr Henry O Tbalmaa John Taylor JJ Th pmai jiffa E Truftt Pau" Tattl# Orrta Thomas Scott ▼ Voteh Goa Ja* V Van natter Nel*oa II

William* Jam* D jSSl? c

YoartJohn W

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V AINCIN NATI, GHiO.

rMDAMDlHGNT

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Vv" Xj Men. Mf and Mi Coagrem Street,

INDIANAPOLIS, INIIKAXA,

Time

■ranrr 4k

-jfoV.

t WmmmML mourn, ' (Eden's Block, fbar door* east of FoatoMe*,) Watches, Clocks Am# AowalrrOLDOKB sw wmor—at.w W* we Agents for E. HewtadACo 'sCefiebrntad Clocks

hD !U

mtm flHgEicAH PAnrra, Mtmm Pdwffmmwwiwn, ata

ft OO., WMLKSALK ttOCHlS, 7 ffwiS Jfftta grow jRimHn INDIANAPOLIE, tND.

ana. ihMdtp

Good lews to Housekeepers.

With at laagar Waffta/

C1.KAMM

rLaher.byuaiag

ISTAIfAHMS IHIfil FI

CAfUMIUCCU l Li ML hliC 1

particular, fnllj e<iuAl to our re«Mn»eaU&t anything you wish to clean or potUhmS ae grease OB yourwtadow, ami Me how quickly ■ easily the polish taka itoCaad how .iagulyclanrttlanvtatffnglae* PrteaSH

with the

1 ui erery —Baadatka.ee your windows, intact.

Sab

by WOODSCM » Washington tla

for mle by Grecaxs, Druggist*

LCO,

^ n. mTumistiR

WELD, A2IDBEWS ft TiB^^

FANCY GOODS! nsaYffiairs rmmswiiggoqk Stationary, Cutlery, Jewelry, Etc-,

i os certainty prec.”—BewTuoatla*

» m—- ^w. jff—RffJhMM — MR ■ ■ *

. All — Asthma, > a reaOly astonish

lb* used

lb* Stamaahhefhaaoc *Dar eating. Coiuti gggcusisrogaas

tie*, such n* Uuhcult,

___, Painful, Suppressed, Delayed, Premature or too

oared mTdaug ; ter’, life, of aoltan,.”—[Rev. K.

I «D ■mrrwy Rarnnt,

DlF. WELD W.M.

FOWK Pi

PORK PACKING.

A co.. or

snr

kanff wn twapa. <11* i to theinfitam who

IWWHAlsl^W

CMtAattener, Third street, an north tide of Corresponding Secretary Indiana Christian MU>toaary Society

Waaa Mr Pierce J H

Salliran John ■bane Jar M D. G. ROSM.P. M.

Commereial Hotel ! ■nwffff——>w—dtetaRiu Me lew

-A. TKSMtTO Iff *■ cftBftftT ceseifti. b the beet rmnedy ter the^certata and effbetuai

DTBMNTMMT,;HEARTBURN, DIDIGE8TIOM, Dvta*tata» ro*att»*w*i Gimplaian. -Pry it” Wm tale by all Druggtem.

LEA8MD THB ABOTM MAI teffyaare, 11

Atax. Baldwin. Jat.L.1

1y JA1

'Depot,) BCEGffM A CO M Piep'r*.

falher Catharine

' mer Ad ‘

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WeetfMI Merle A

r Carrie M

Weller 4

WhlteakeuM Jane

Whtteifory

WUllamt Raney ^ WeaveS if Woodford Mr* Alfred William* Mw C P William Mrs Jeannette Wilkin* Mn Isaac

Wink Joteublae WUllamt Ba—

Yaaeey Mrt Amelia Tamlypm. Whltetlde Ml** Annie

Andenen A Barton Atkinson Benjah Allband 8 D

Allen rt ter Wm Armstrong George FS

Baker Albert Baron A B Bell Chari ee Duth Col Brand IO Bullock IrrH Berkshire John O Baker John BrendleR Butaher William Bencaor Nlehola* Buff N G Bertaln Peter Boee Oliver Bnffe L L Barnet L A

Bata Alonso 8 Bennett A Co Burk Christopher KW" KW" BrodleJK _ Brook* Her Wm C Barlow William Bar Nimrod Barnet M H Blake A W Boeomng Stans Bailey Lewi* J

Brown Jertmah Brown JL

Brown K __ _ Brown Qen Tkwte E ta

Oerter Alexetaer Cawell AC Cotton a Crowell A Co dame a Cerrln Freak Cookffraefo'

w Crotby AT CrtffilitoW Afif Cl art, Johnston A Co Covert Daniel E • 33S?r* CMMtoek HW sssr/r" Connnrd John 0 Crawer James

(»verdR)« G W c2S££*w r ?' 9 Coitmen J«*^

Cwthew W D Crniroim 0 WGIlpp Comegyt Levi

SST/lT Demette Ji

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Ml mrc*mmHoEel, CINCINNATT, OMIO. KL60N • 0rt, ftagrtatan.

■< NTT ATT AN HOTEL

> the Park

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CINCINNATI, OBia Mnmmmmmrm

To tto original eoh 1CAOIO

r, la ibe i

metattta. Me tnmbl*. brown « desired.

Haas tortured and tor sale atefHaaavm Wiaat, gnflK5iiasir~'“ , aTaf

IN8UBAHCE COMPANY. or NORTH AMERICA

ft. ■ 794.

CaafeCapttalaift 9«iyIu$IJMvNt.

rtoM lm

tatalag(MMfSyrail INDUoInrralmVnmwW tanyratarred to It* long and hanoraUe battem* lm PaSte* ^^tm - above starling old Ctaapnnyapp,yte HcHo|>w Talbot A New-i Block, iMMiutaroun.

LIFE

CO,

> M

w. aawrnoLonw, Cem’r for N. T. and Conn.

ttorne^-w at ■ West Washtagten Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. U^Sgtelal attention given to Colleetlag.

OKY, SAYUM A KENNON, Attorneys and Counselors JfoX r-^k. w . ffffWnr, Nn. TO WaaeWMMW gg^ W. O. Drawer llta, CINCINNATI, OHIO, LABMABff W. R’OOnO.

J A Sharp'* Bank, We A Mm Waehimyton Street, U

.NTs! District Attorney. at ftftWp

•if North Dclowwuitreet, (Hereth’t Bloek,) wtta Conn Meane, monw Mo*.* and A up

tgetUe Conn Howe,

* a

ft co,

ftTWBmnrw at uw.

off FMtOfftae.

ATTOHNBTBATLAta

Ofke Mo. M Jewmal Building, ffifffl * T " ffffMLANAPOIJK, IMD.

CftftA ftftft BMW mmtmmmmmuum, W^^5i3rsStSJSstf“-

-A. MAT

•ff Iffffff

AMU u AI> CABS DXVilUUUJB ?«**on Mtamtaff of *■ JhUeUe that have been in torts* two year*. Dividend* added to a Pulley often a—i the JSXKSKiiyif*”"” 1 "- Rato* an » Annual Uftaadon Tailmimtal KT&'SSri'i’srsis^f' ■* Snrplu. Distributed Bi{aital)ly, Itotbeiato*. No

Average Annual Dividend

44F«rC«tfetffttJ

[Lift late,

letorltetatato Ita per cent, of the Annual LUb nia'cash Syrtem le untvenally r—eeileir to Mn thwmtaa*, chaapee* and heat tar all klataeg tm»i-

Dlrklend. are to be paid in cash, nBbffntbapakttoeaah^ t claiming adrantageatk

nadlatn nvattahUfty-) tad etadtable dtaMas&arga: kta Agent* *oCfeeUtaUnytet^ hfo taliingatMi. andpawon* consattsastfiia'aasTSiys TUGS. T. PLUNKETT, Preaiden*. rEEffffNG,»eB , y,Traaa. and artnery. JACOB L. GREEN A Atamtant Sacratary.

WM-wnATtne. j. r. ooox. w. ■Tnaaraae. WH.I.IAMS, C34MMK A C#., Wholes alt Daatanin NTNNS IHI rm GWK, IT*. M L*tolnimmm Street, (Oppoaito aaat md Union Depot.) XZffZ>ZAb.XrJK.X>OK^C8, ZIffZN. FTWE UNDERSIGNED HAVE OPENED AN X entire new .teak of Sotions and Fancy Goods* Cnaiiitlag la part of Bnek Glovea and Mitta, Hoad., Scarto. Comforts, Shawls, Undershirt., Drawer., Battoaa. Thread*. Mena'and Women's Hosiery, Hoop Skirts, Balmoral.. AXB a FULLLIMK or WHITE OOOI3S. wr.— r ---^- r ti“niiriia iifMm In i_ and tka trade gaaaraHy to aa aramiaatioa af onr •took, aa wa foal confident that we can tell as cheap,orchanper, than any attar tataeU the .MR* Gall end eraml ae.tockbtMn pare has inr eltawhaia. WILLIAMS, COOK A CO, Me. 4 Louisiana street.

ffoeta..Aaron Paaca. New Torto-ln the Pf* ** * , b | gtory..M5A I wa* snffertag from A linimt QOftgllp ftar which I had been treated

yatanpttailrn InChto^mitaW ito£uMd over Dr. Wm. Thraaaoa. In Ms practice for Serof--ta, EheamaHn andjmntanl dijiemai ef (he Mood. SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the oonaequenoe of taif aim.a. This solitary vies, or depraved sexoat indulgence, i* prantfead by the youth of both “■”** to an almost aalimltod extant, producing unerring certainty the follow mg train ol iU syetptaaM unless combated by scientific

lushes, pimples le face, furred oreou, cough*, cot

the

to Dr. Wm.

aOtrpOice and Consultation Parlors, No. South Delaware street, InUiaaapoIis, Indians. P. O- Box nee febldl

nous eight

The afflicted, on the first appeMonce of any of ■ above symptoms, should immediately apply

» Dr. W m. Thomson for relief.

— _ -.'rival* Instructor for Married Person* or those about to Marry, both male and feduetion or Prevention —

the new discoveries

takvbly, the presence of then two waakatta Might Sweat, were broken up. asSSSSg^S mantltasjhtatanine years. I am now en oy *■« Ejwd health. Tour Prescription effected,* sum, when my friends despaired of mv recovery.

. TUGS J ug.NGKK.

“ I hav* had Nervous or Spasmodic A^Urmm for

Dnvtaff Ihe but six yaars 1 have

ifrttrmab for

■mk2«t IvroEd 1 drn'uX^ could ^waikiagfrom my residence

**T»a ajffrtff jtoetom • worst, ever posted

(neon

_— About Bight’s rest

ffutfiy

ssua - -j

with Asthma call U. LANG DON,

glad to have aay one

SlilipSs

ticulars of i

chrou^hoot tbtf country octiSOeowftu ly

THB DBY UP acts quickly

- -nre. We reeomoaa who has the ' in it* incipient

i. arte to* worst form, to

to Remedy at

you win tar exceed

fifijmr bottle. Seta stamp ^

yataTAto^iy SMlWA DWTERTwhoteta; gents forChiimga. Illinois. norfidem

CLOTH IMG.

W. H Hoover. J. R. Pnmphrey. Mamy Shipley. HOOVO, PUHPHREY 4 CO., Wholmala Dan:art in STAPH AAD FAM D1T GOODS AWM .YOTIOMM, No. 64 Pearl Street, between Vine and Bare, Cl Z Iff C I Iff Iff A. XI. dceTdtm

TOBACCO.

WEBB, MAVZT A CO., TOBACCO Commission Merchants, rtl Woltomff Street, OXXffOXXffDffA.XZ, OHIO. A fnuiteeef tha beet brata* of ftisssari KentnclKy Tot>acco(8, For tale in Rata or tax paid.

WHOSALE AND ETAiL.

DOE a CO.,

uunxrxu of

QUEEMSWARE, Chiam, fttosswav*, TABLE CUTLERY,

AN* PLATMM Wi

INDIANAPOLIS, ISDLANA.

MEHDBBCfOnr ft FROHMAlff

WHO r-KSALE

CLOTHIERS, Clfflkp, CES8iaer«8,YestiRjc»v Eic., No. ill West Pearl Street, near Bate Street,

CENCIIRPJATI.

declaim

UMBRELLAS, ETC. XI. THOMrsOIV, M um facin' er and Wholesale Dealer in IXniLLAS, PARASOLS AND WAl.lUMCi CANES, 1ST ■tam St., Mat. FwwrtM matt Fifth, CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Repairing proaaptly attended to. decTdta

TOILET.

Ladle* Desiring a Clear and

rwE

.Ge«igeWmbip.

This delightfhl Toilet article he* na equal for Prut art tog and Beautifying the Complexion and Skin.' Sold by Druggists everywhere. »egat, 74 ffJaltMn Street, New lark. Jeff dly

DOORS. SASH. ETC.

), to everything concerning

relations of our Sexual Syste_ ion or Prevention of Offspring, including oil -- new discoveries never before given to the English language, by Wm. Young, M. D. This it really * ralable and totorestiug work. It p, written in plain language for kta general reader, and is illustrated with upwards of one hundred engravings. All young marnad people, or those contemplating marriage and having the least in.pediment to marriedTue, should road this book. R disc hue* secret* that every one should be acquainted with. StUi it is a book that must ba locked up, and not li^about the house. It will be sent to any one on the receipt of fifty eents. Addres* Dr. Wm. Young, No. G4, Spruce streer, above Fourth. Philadelphia. jelSdlv THE fiREAT NEW ENGLAND

REED DT. ►DR. J. \V. POLAND'S j

WHITE TINE

COMPOUND

XS now offered to the afflicted throughout the A country, after having been proved by the test of eleven years to tbe New England States, where its merits have become as well known as the tree

from which, in part, it derires its virtues. THE WHITE PINK COMPOUND CURES

Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diptberia, Bronchitis Spitting of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections

generally. It is a remarkable Keiucdy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes.

Difficulty of Voiding Urine, Blewaing from (he Kid-

ney. and Bladder, sad other complaints.

Tfo* White Pirn* CtamphMwd. “It wo-early to tbe spring of 183(1 that this compound was originated. A member of mv totally was afflicted with on irritation of the throat, attended with a disagreeable cough. 1 hod for some months previous thought Slat a preparation baring for its basis the inside bark of white pine, might ba so compounded os to be very useful in the diseases of the throat and lungs. To test tbe value of it to the case alluded to 1 compounded a small quantity of the medicine that I bad been planning, and gave it in teaspoonfuldoses. The result was exceedingly gratilyiug. Within two days tho imitation of the throat was removed, the cough subsided, and a speedy cure was effected. Soon after this, 1 sent some to a lady in Londonderry, New Hampshire, ffho had been suffering for some weeks from a bad cough occasioned by a sudden cold, and had. raised mucus streaked with blood. She soon found relief, and sent for more. She took about ten ounces

a as

tame preparation to the caseot a severe cold, and was cured immediately. He wa* so highly pleased with the result, and so confident to sue ess at-

SI gl35^Hgfj

Advertised it under the u&ntc

of White Pine Compound. In two years 1‘rom that K.1 Tvrws-» ,i i _ - wa .

SSb^u'coVpletelycu^U.” The above was written by Dr. Poland, in 1860 n Mftnf'hstaitskw thg» WKifisa

l*to£ff£ta2r * ^ toie as Tfte editor of the Manchester Daily and Weekly Mirror, m the leader oi the daily, thus writes oi

he Compound:

“The White Pine Compound is advertised at much length in our columns, and we are happy to leant that the demand for it is increasing l*}vond all previous expectations. It is the very best medicine for coughs and colds that we know oi add no family that has once used it, will be without it. We speak from our own knowledc

it is sure to kill n cold; and pleasant j

st indent

“uiS:

and is made

so it is.

niols

kidney comnUll _ I on not doubt it, so many testimo

--— us from well known men. Besides the character of Dr. Poland is such that we know that he will not countenance what is wrong For years a Baptist Clergyman, studying medicine to find remedies for his ailments, with delicate consumptive look, standing with one foot upon the grave, he made the discovery which has saved hlmself and called from others the strongest testimonial. possible. We have known Dr. Poland for yean, and never knew a mare conscientious,

i. and ore glad to state that

,ar he says about his White

Pine Compound.

TEDS WMITE PINE COMPOUND,

IB GXO. W. Swkxt, St. D„ Proprietor. Prepared at the New England Bot

itanical Depot, supervision

10* Hanover street^ Boston, under the

of Rererand J. W. Poland.

ffl^Keifer A Vinton, Daily, Senonr A Co,

Browning A Sloaa, Wholesale Agents. At Retail

by oil Druggists. oetffdi

ieedAwfim

i-luldi-eirsrjjp . ptKRY's H| Worm teA

)A^ltasanA saije and effectual Vegetable itemed y also, a reliable core for Fite ata Worn 1 Fever! Possessing to its combination wonderful cleansing and rtreagthimtng properties, it wUl always improve the health of the patient, whetheri

aObctod by Worms or other causes.

Erica 95 Cents,

data by mail for IB otatt^ PKaJiy chemil(L M. A BURR A CO, 15 Tremont street, Boston GenetaAgata, ata for tale by aH Druggists.

DR. WASREZV8 BILIOUS JBITTERS, Being a Concentrated .Fluid Kx tract of the moat

Blood Purifying

ata Gums nartainni (.

therefore, wm of the

ata — ‘

the Vil as a ci

MHCftK, MftftK ft CO., 8 A. S H , DOG* Am EUffl lAJOJf AGTGEY,

iClTN,INB.

m. m. mmAMAm, P&ODTCB DBAIffSR

ftWIVCftll ft Cfts, Commission MerciiantS) WBE. WHISKIES ANfiQCMft

INDIANATOLIS, INDIANA. MtoteeBaa UMfi.

> ACCOUCHES. »)]

rataaaatatoateer. I

°"dEIIT 1ST,

rruiE undersigned have established, to conneeJ. tion with their CAB WORKS, a testa, Mmmr smd Mlind fonttteffteaame* which the; have fitted, np with new machinery of the latest ata no** approved patterns, and are now prepared to famish at shortest notice, all styles of aaah.Doon, Blinds, Shutters, Mouldings, Bose. Cornices, Brackett, Window ata Door Frames, etc., etc.* la eonaactioa with the ahov* business is a

Mill Mtahtoary ata Building Castings made to order. Having experienced Pattern Maker* to our soapioy, w* are prepared to make ata alter patterns ata fornish eustings promptly. tagines and Machinery of all kind* repaired, tad watk waraaated a» good ata at dtaap a* can be done elsewhere. Rff^Cuh paid for old Irett, Braes. Lumber, atSTate. MERC EE, MORE A CO.

W ft ft ft E M T ATE * Manufacturer of Doors, Sash, Blinds,

, EM., Etc.

H.0QMNG. CEIUNfi AND WMTIICTSOAJHMIlfi. FLOORING Worked Lumber dressedatatawed J? to order. Ntt. 38SMtta Naur Jerawy fftewta, INDIANAPOU8* MD.

diuon of tha WARRRN’B ba unequoled

unaquoled by o_ iOByPS? 9 -

tad DBaaaed Con BBTEB&ora

- ah

t world.

ft”

MCrV-ftTE

ND every form of DISEASE of the mole or foatala organs of generation cured to a few ttrote^S&SS?S,S edi “ i0 ^•’ la, SyC “"* t Xm CRjutcc Ufotil Cued.

to females speedily cured.

, famished Ladiee dur DICATKD BATHS,

, fow

Charge

Mae peeuliar ■ d and Nwrelwjl

rtog

MaleSafron^

article much needed by married ladies, (10; Female Pills fifi. Any of ttiese articles or meiiiciocs Mta for mail or express, when ordered. Masterhntinn, or self abuse, speedily cured by an entire

Youn

fflicted

. and be assured of prompt relief ata low charges. At"' - - - ree and couil-

Dg man c orsingle. if you are afflicted coll or write at once, and be

r woman, married vith any disease,

dtaiitl Send stani pfe ■>'

ocU Awly

EiaIpb’n Ueafi Dis^dEbArv. ; Bstablished 1860. Chartered ISM.)

guns of both sexes in ^ujaith 'ami

disease: treating oa private diseases, goinu hea, gleet, syphilis, stricture; diseases of the testicles. Gladder and kidneys; aeli-abut*. and th. secret habit, of both sexes, and its deplorable efieet* on both body ata mind; disease* of females from

mg marriage; with tha Author’s new awthod of k natianat tin most successful means of euro as shown bv tha report of cases; mailed under seal

Rata tha above work before seeklag

mwliral aid elsewhere, ata thus avoid quackery. - - distance treated by mail, and med-

anj ^art of the country on receipt

f'URCULABS oj

of every ;

,(«.to tel. talk