Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1867 — Page 3
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Mr. HlWCOMB Introduced Howe MM 8W Mil read the flrtt time bftte title and the
teeond end third MMe by teetlooe. The Mil thee pamf *r • '"*<**** ».
hkI leeommendlag that tt belndefnltely poetPC 3r?'McTADlS, from the tame committee, made a minority report on the tame eubject,
reoommcndlor the paaaage of tfw Mil.
mTnBWCOMB eonfeeead hm eorprlea at the report of tbit committee. Redid aot bellere any one wee In favor of exempMn^tbe
the report of this committee. Here a»y one wee la favor c
great moneyed corporation* while elee li toheevlly Uxed. The Supreme Court of Ohio held that the itoeh of national bauke wae taxable. If the Supreme Court ever geta fairly at the queetlon it will deelde la favor of
taxing the etock of the banka. . Mr. ROSS was ta favor of teal _
if we are able to dolt. Tkte report doe* not argue the juttlee of taxtae the beakt. but of our power to do to. The lew rwyamee the •took of the State Bank (bell be taxed ae a whole, a tax on the oorporattau Mt eu the (haree of the ttoekhoMere. The aatleaal banka can not be taxed ta nay ether meaner than the State baahe. UnreMlu Itlewroagte tax the Individual •bares of these banks. It It light and fair to tax Re boake, bat when We view the law and the faeta we are forced to the conclusion that they eaa net be taxed la
tbli manner.
Mr. MoTADIN thought the bauke ought to be taxed. When It was rlrht t.> do e thtag be would take “ bull by the hon»». w The people are In favor offvln* the baake, and we •bould respect their opinions. Be hoped the Houte would lustatn the mmentr report.
I'ilijSLew'Mr. BELFORD—When the Mil wae Intro. (Hiino duced to the Bouse be wee In favor of taxing
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Indiana Legislaiure—4>5th Session.
S M If A V R
Friday, MarchS, 1007. Bouse Mil 900, appropriating #40,000 for the erection of a building for the Htipreme Court and State office*, wae passed; 37 to 0. the Judiciary Committee,
reli
gainst Its constitutionality.
Mr. CHAMBERS moved the pmloutquestion which wee recorded by the House. Mr. NEWCOMBr read from tbo supreme court decisions that under existing laws these stocks can not he taxed. This the bill propoaee to remove. The bank could not come Into a court of justice under this bill. It he* nothing to do with the hanks but with the shareholders. This S1'>,000,000 or #16,000,000 of capital In the State should not )>e exempted from taxation when the taxes fall so heavy on other
conooratlona and on Individuals.
The minority report wae then agreed to by a
Tote of 71 to 13, as follow*;
T*a8.—Messrs. Baker, Bamtt, Blrd.Blrbof, Black, Blanch, Bobo, Brucker, Chambers, Cory, Crowe. Donaldson, Edmonson, Evans,
Farm, PM* Hartman, II tetter, Hudson
son, Lopp, Martin, Mason, McCarthy, Claeky, McFadln, MeMurray, Moore, Morrtaon, Montgomery, Newcomb, O'Neil, North, Prather, Ratliff, Scamahorn, Shanks, Shook, Shoaff, Shull, Sbuey, Skidmore, Smith, ef Wa-
bash, SManer, Stackhouse, St afford, Stawart, ----- - . . _ Tebbe, Thacher, Thrasher, Thomas, Van Val-1 PMge of holding offleeby amd prenmeed kenburg, Vawter, Waaon, Watson, Williams, »«nt ta the fftastltmloo of the United
Wilson, White, Wolfs, Wolflln, Wright end
Mr. Speaker—71.
Mr. NILES, froi
returned Senate bill
Unltely postpone, wb|cb was con-
use amendment etrlkre I clause and sulmtltutea
avena In tbd chair, rlkee out all but the
a new’Mil.
b lenkfn In op-
irned Senate bill 234, in relation to persons of unsound mind, with a recommenda-
tion to Indefl
curred In.
The Senate went Into committee of the whole on House amendment* to Senate bill 2,
(the registry law) Mr. Cr
'The House a me enacting clause
Mr. BENNETT spoke at some
position to the House amendments. He considered the bill as amended by the House,
worse than no bill at all.
Mr. STEIN favored the bill as amended by tbs House. He partleulsrlv favored the severe punishments proscribed by It. But be considered both bills good, and if the Senate was disposed tolndstoaiteown bill, he would not be captious. •
After some furtl
tee rose, and reported In favor or disagreeing with the House amendments. The report of
the committee was conourred In.
The Senate then disagreed with the House amendments, and asked for a committee of
conference.
The chair appointed Messrs. Bennett, Howk and Church as said committee on the part of
the Senate.
H'Oise bill 111, districting tbs State for judie.al purposes, was taken up, discussed and passed—27 to 10. Mr. OYI.KH asked leave to put his protest Upon the record, which was agreed to. g
dl»ru»slon, the commit-
' of disagree!
AKTFHNOON HKHSION.
Mr. NILES offered a resolutiofi conferring the appointment of General Joseph Orr, and Messrs. Alexander C. Downey »n< Collin, as Commissioners of tb Refuge. Unanimously adopted. The Senate concurred in the House amend-
ments to .Senate bill 37.
Mr. HOUGH TOW, from the Finance Committee, returned too general appropriation bill, with amendmenta, which were adopted. Mr. PARRISH offered an amendment to pay the appropriation for publishing the agricultural and horticultural reports to the State Board of Agriculture, instead of the State
Printer. Adopted.
The bill was passed under suspension of
the rules; .’i* to I.
Mr. R<MUNSON introduced a Joint resolution instructing the Indiana delegation in Congress to nse their influence to secure the releaxe of Rev. John McMahon, now serving
Imprisonment in
1 on a
out a sente,.on , f life-long Canada, having been eonvlc participating In the Fentai
38 to0.
ted on a charge of snlan raid. ^Adopted;
A large numbs r cf House bills were read a second time. , i.i p issed to their third rending
to-morr.>w.
if o r n F. . The Hnu«c me! at nine o'clock, Mr. Speaker in thee 1 ! dr. On motion of Mr. GREEN the reading of the journal was dispensed with, except so much as refers to the temperance bill. Mr. SABTM, Mr. EVANS and Mr. NEWCOMB obtained leave and voted •• yc^" on the temperance bill. Mr. WOLFLIN and Mr. INMAN obtained leave and voted " nay ” on the temperance PKTITIOX8. Mr. MILLER presented a petition from Mr. John Dauphin on tbo subject of emigration. Referred to the Committee on Emigration. • Mr. O'NEIL presented a petition from the citizens of Knox, Davis and Martin counties remonstrating against the passage of the'fish bill. ' REPORTS OX COMMirntXA. Mr. DUNN from iho special committee on corruption made a report that tbe^had failed to learn anything that would tend to crlmlnata
any one.
Mr. HONNEUS, Irom a special committee to Inquire Into the delinquent taxes doe from the Mulavllle, New Albany and Chicago Railroad Company, report that they have not sufficient time to inake a report on this subject,
and offered a resolution that a committee be the United States, ,r approved July twentyappointed to sit in vacatien to inquire Into eight, eighteen hundred and stxty-ftx, an rethe delinquencies of railroads in the matter of ' ' - - -
Ir. Speaker—71.
Nays.—Messrs, Belfort, Daggy, Dunn, Griggs, Hughes, I-ong, of Kosciusko, McLean, Miller, Penile, Rose, Roeaer, Babin, and Wolf-
er—13.
The bill was then read a second time. Mr. HUGHES moved that the ninth section be stricken out, and Insert that " nothing In this act should bn so oonetrued ae to ft vs municipal corporation# the right ta tax tSeebaree
of the banks."
Mr. NEWCOMB thought that the Supreme Court would bold that municipal corporations could tax the share* of banks. He moved to amend Mr. Hugbee' motion se as to strike out tb# Mntti *#ctlon Without Ineertlng anything els#. Not agreed fo. Mr. Hughes’ amendment was adopted. Mr. BOSS moved to amend so as to tax the sharee of the banke in the county where the
owners live.
The yeas and nay* Were demanded, and the amendment was not agreed to by a vote ol 34
to 53.
Mr. HIGGINS moved that when the House adjourn It adjourn until to-morrow morning nine o’clock. Agreed to. Rbe bill waa pnt upon Its passage and passed by a unanimous vote—yeas 84, nays none. On motion of Mr. BCAMMAHoKN, the vote by which -Senate bllflffi [temperance bill] waa lost, was reconsidered. Tin motion of Mr. FOULKK.lt waa recommitted to a special committee of flve as follows: Mesara. Hughes, Morrison, Bpencer, Stack-
house and Shuey. The House adjourned.
LIWS tr TIC INTTKi STATES. Pnssed mt tff# ■#■>■< n#n#(wm mt Ms# YfflrtysmlmOM Cwisgree#.
[Public—No. 60.]
Ax Act to provide tor a temporary Increase #if the pay of officers In the army of the United States, and for other purposes. Re it enacted by the Senate and Home of RfpreeentaUvet tf the United State* of America in Uongreit attembled. That for two years Born Uto Urat day of July, eighteen hundred and sixty-elx, all officer* or the army below the rank of major general, including the professor* at West Point, shall be paid an addition of thirty-three and one-third per centum to their present pay proper; and the pay and emoluments of all field and other mounted officers shall hereafter tw the same as is now provided by law for cavalry officers of
like grades.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That section one of the set entitled *• An act to Increase the pay of soldiers in the United States army, and for other purposes,’’ approved June twenty, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, be, and the tame ie hereby, continued In toll force and effect for three year* from and after the close of the rebellion, as announcedF by the President of the United States by proclamation bearing dote the twentieth day of August,
eighteen hundred and sixty-elx.
see. 3. And be it further enacted. That the provisions of the joint resolution approved July twenty-flflb, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, entitled “A Joint resolution In regard to rations of Union aoldlers held at prisoners of war," shall l>e extended so a* to allow commutations of rations at cost prices in the settlement of the accounts of ail enlisted men of the army, navy and marine corps who died while held a# prisoners of war in the rebel State*, or who, having bees so held os prisoners of war, hove died or may die subsequent to release: to he paid, however, only to the widow of such deceased person, tf such widow remain unmarried, or la case there be no such widow, then to the surviving children of the deceased; or If there be no such widow or children, then to the parent or parent* of the deceased; or If there bo no such widow, children, parent or parents, then to the brothers and sisters of the deceased. Sec. 4. And be it further enacted. That section one of the "Act providing tor the better organisation of the military establishment,” approved August third, eighteen hundred and slxty-one, authorizing the President ta appoint an Aseiatant Secretary of War, be, and
the same la hereby repealed.
Bee. 5. And be U further enacted. That so much of the act entitled “An act to loc/ease and II x the military peace establishment of tihA flniftjul StMtAH.” itnnmvAii .fnlw tarmti
It shall be the duty at tha PmldMt ta aarngn t# the aommaad or sank of nl J f1*Wts(n an officer of the army, sot below tb# rank «ff Brigadier Osacral, and ta detail •sufficient mllUavy fcno to enable aueb officer to perform Mn dotfes and nffimm Mo authority within the dtetrtct to which b# I# assigned. *• And ba it further meefed. Tha* It •ball bn tb* duty or eaeh officer assigned a# aforesaid to protect all persena In ffiair right* of person and property, to suppress Insurrection, disorder, and violence, and to pantab or eause to be punished, all disturbers of tb* public peace and criminals, and ta this and b# may allow local civil tribunals to tab# Jorts-
d lotion of, and to try offradoro, or, when in #nt «ff
hi* Judgment It may bn necessary nrtonto|R| of offender*, b# *haU bare power to top military eommlsalons or tribunal# tor nnvpinu, and all interference under eeier ef State authority with tb# exercise of mill •Mkertty under tbts act shall bn null
veld.
San. 4. And be it further enacted. That all perrons put under military arreet by *' of tala art, abaM be tried without uoaeen (May, and ae cruel or unusual punish shall be Inffleted, and no sentence of any tory oommlMtou or tribunal hereby an ised, affeetlag the life or liberty of say pc •hail be executed until It is approved by the officer In command of the dMnet, and the tews and regulations for the government ef the army shall not bn affsetad by this set, except in so form they conflict with Its previsions: Provided, That no atatonca of death nadir the provision# ef this set shall be earned into offset without the approval of the
Pneident.
See. 5. Andhe it further enacted. That when the people of any one of said rebel States aboil bare formed a constl utton of government In oooformtty with tl n Constitution of ton United Matas In all rest e :ts, framed by convention of delegates elected by the mat ctuxens of aeM State twenty-oneyear* old and upward, of whatever race, color, or prevton* condition, who have been resident in said -Stale for one year previous to the day of sueb election, except such m may be disfranchised tor paradpatioii In the rebellion or for falony at common law, and when such constitution •bail newlde flirt the elective franchise shall he enjoyed oy all such persons as have toe quallflcsUonrbereln stated for elector* of delegate*, and when such const!ti^lon shall be ratlfled by a majority of the persona voting on the question of ratlflcatloo who are quail tied a* electors for delegate*, and when such constitution shall have been submitted ta Congress for examination and approval, sad Congrern shall have approved the same and when sold State, by a vote of 1U Legislature elected under sold constitution,shall have adopted the amendment to the Constitution of tha United States, proposed by the Thirty-ninth Congram, and known ae article tourtoan, and when said article shall have besom* • part eff the Const Ration of the United States^ sold State shall be declared entitled to reprsesnta turn In Coogrem, and Senator* and Reprmentatives shall bn admitted therefrom oa their taking the oath prescribed by law* and then and thereafter the preceding sections ef thin act shall be Inoperative In mid State; Provided, That no person excluded from the prtvt-
jssTje^^toeUsr vten and eonmntef t ttkonze, ow mbiMov ab
duties of a
Urn to i
•nge
toe. 9. And be it) money shall be i
rend dhbun-
’ off to*
•ball be eligible to election m a member of the convention to frame a constitution for any •aid rebel States, nor shall any such person vote for member* of such convention. , See. 6. And be it further enacted, Ifcffi, until the people of sold rebel States shall be by tew admitted to representation in the Cangreas of the United State*, any civil goveenraent which may exist therein shall be doomed provisional only, and In all reepeota rabjert to the paramount authority of the United Mate# at any time ta abolish, modify, control, or supersede the same; and In all elecUona to any office under such provisional government all persona shall he entitled to vote, and none otbera, who are entitled to vote under the provisions of the filth section of tbts art: and no person shall be eligible to any office under any sueb prevtelonal governments who would
be dlequsilOed from bolding provlNion# " ' ‘
_ office under tbe
of the third article of sold constitu-
scaurutR Colfax, Speaker of the House of Representatives. La Fayuttr 9. Fortbr, President ef ike Senatepro tempore.
Ixtiix Houaxof BxpxmntxTATivu, i
March 2,1887,. ]
The President of the United -Statoe having returned to the House of Representatives, In wblrb it originated, the Mil entitled M Aa art
tnxc*. r Mr. CAMPBELL moved to lay the resolu-
tion on the table.
Mf. HONNEUS and Mr. TEBB8 demanded the yea* and nays, and the motion waa lost by
rote of 25 tool.
Mr. NEWCOMB ...u lution so m to IncreAH
> the powers of said com-
suthorlzii riding for
Mr. TEBR9 moved to lay the motion on the
•ane the powi
mlttcc, and authorizing thofl* to report a bill providing for the taxation of ratlroada.
table. Not agreed to.
Mr. Newcomb’s amendment was adopted, and the resolution as amended wae adopted. Senate joint resolution directing the burning f bills of broken and closed banka, and the
of bills of
destruction of tbs plates lor printing said bills, Irelog the ■pedal order for half past mn* o’clock, Was taken up and passerby a vote of
85 to 1.
Senate Joint resolution Instructing our Senator* and requesting our Representatives to use their official influence te have an appropriation made for the Improvement of the harbor at Michigan City, was taken up and passed by a vote of88 to 0. On motion of Mr. GEI3ENDORF House Mil 301, giving a public square In Rome City, Noble county, to that city for school purposes, was taken up and read the third time, ana passed by a vote af 96 to 3. Rctolred by the Senate and H nee of Reprceentatiree of the State of Indiana in Ventral Alterably, That our Senators In Congress be Instructed, and our Representatives requested, to use their influence to secure the passage of an act amending the existing pension law so as tor abolish all distinctions between officers and soldiers of the war iff the rebellion now pensioned, and the pensioners of any of tbc wars of tbe United States, and alao to grant pension* to the widows or officer* and soldiers of any of tbo war* of the United States in like m inner, and under tbe same regulation* a* now provided for tbo widows of officers and soldiers of tbe rebellion. Referred to the Coromltteo on Federal Relations. Tb# Senate amendment to tbe joint resolution in regard to suspending the military claim agency which contlnnes those agencies end spproprlatlng ?5.000 to support those agencies, was taken up and concurred In by a vote of 49 to 35. Tbe Henatc nieseige, asking a committee of conference on the registry Mil, Wss taken up
jJr. NEWCOMB moved to suspend the constitutional rule and rend the bill the second and third time. Agreed to. The bill then p iseod by a vote of .4 to 0. The House then proceeded to the consideration of noun bill# ox Trim tbird mrawno. Joint resolution No. 13, instrucliof ourtohalors and requesting our Representative* to use their lafluenro to have the loses* Caused by the Morgan raid adjusted by tbe General Government, was read a third time aadpMWd by a rote of 66 to 8. Mr. Greer's joint resol it Ion No. 90, Instructing our Senators and Mquesting our Roprosentattve* to use their Influence to bavo n law passed airing the soldier# who were confined In rebel prisons extra pay, wae read a third time and passed by a veto of 76 to 0. Mr. Foulke’s House MB 999, amending aoeUoa 77 of tho incorporation act, sms rand a third time and passed by a rota of 63 to 6. Mr. Hamilton’s Monos Mil 106, doflatnf and punishing eoaopinop, wan road n third ton* h# — "** journod wOl twofflltoff. Tb* MMMffirt
Isles to the promotion of assistant surgeons •Rer three years’ service, shall b# amended so as to read "and persona who have served as surgeons or assistant surgeons three years In tbe volunteer force sballM eligible for promo-
tion to tbe grade of captain.”
Sec. 6. And be it further enacted. That tho act entitled " An act more effectnally ta provide for the national defence by ostnMmlng an uniform militia throughout the United Statoe/’ approved May eight, seventeen hundred and ninety-two, and the several acta amendatory thereof, be, and they are hereby, cascaded by
striking out the word " white.’’
See. 7. And be it further enacted. That (excepting tbe ordnance storekeeper and paymaster at the Sprlagfleld Armory, who has tbe
jo» of eavsball here-
ances of
airy) all store keepers of tbo army sba after have the rank, pay, and allowi
rank, pay, and allowance of n major of ear.
airy) all store I ~ ' tho
’eav vice,,
•stoned by tbc
j, and tho pool chaplain#
now I* service, or hereafter to be appointed, shall he commissioned by the President, and
captains of cavalry.
all vacancies occurring In the grade of chaplain, which 1* hereby established to rank as captain of Infantry, shall ho fllled by tho President, by and with tha advice and consent of tbe Sonata, and all army chaplains shall hereafter ho on the fame footing a* to tenure of office, retirement, allowance* for service and pensions, a* now provided by
low for other officers of the army.
See. 9. And be ft further enacted. That In any ease wbarffpertoh^raUiled to reeelrs payment of bwinty under the provisions of any law sbul make application therefor, or where soon application shall bo made by the proper rr present stive* of rock persoa, being deceased, and the discharge of such porsou ha* been 1<*M6 shall be competent for the accounting offlcrtWto receive. In lieu of the actual produetlon.of such discharge, proof of Ota actual loss of tbo same, sad secondary proof of Its issue and contents, together with proof ol the Identity of tbe claimant or person deceased, under such rule* defining tbe character and form of the evidence a* the
Paymaster General shall prescribe.
Sec. 6. And be Ufurther enacted, That section fifteen of tbo "Act to Increas* tbe present military establishment of the United States, and for other purposes,” approved July filth, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, be amended so that general officers shall not hereafter be excluded from receiving tbe additional ration for every flve years’ service; and it Is hereby further provided that offl-
on the retired list of the army shall have
Iho asm# allowance of additional rations for sverjr^flve years service as officers In active
Approved, March 8, 1867.
■ - «• .-... -w——..in t-uuMt-u "An art to provide for tbe mure efficient government of the rebel States," with hie objections tbernto, tbe lleuse of Representatives proceeded, in pursuance of tbe Constitution, to reconsider
the satne; and
Retolve.d, That the said bill do pact, twothirds of the House of Representatives agree lug to pose tbe same, Atte*i: Edward MrPnxnoox,
Clerk U. R. U. 9.
IX 8 XX ATX OF TUX UXITED 9TATB0.I
March 9, W#7. \
Tbo Senate having proceeded, in poreuaso* of tbo Constitution, to reconsider tbe bttl entitled "An act to provide for tbe more efficient government of tbe rebel State*,” returned to the Honw rf Representatives by the President of ibu United State*, with bla objections, sod cent by the House of RepnwenuUvnn to the Senate, with the meseege of the President returning tb* Mil: Resolved, That the bill do pass, two-third* of tbe Senate agreeing to pain the same. Attort: J. W. Fdhxby, Secretary of tbe Senate.
[Punuc—No. 09.) Ax ACT regulating tbe tenure of certain civil
offices.
Re it enacted by the Senate and Houte of Representative of the United States of America in Conarest assembled. That every bolding any civil office to which he
appointei' *
it of tbe
' aueb to art
each
office until a successor shall have been la like manner appointed and duly qualified, except os herein otherwise provided: Provided, That
i to nrt*& mt holding leeer fnnctlens of nay oh pmohtohn of thin not;
imr 10*41 assy cioiaa, amms^ ▼ourtwT^esTfo r . vtdtegfor or'mMbg to aoeh paywt.^m officer oftho United Staton, or by any parson exorcistng too ftuKttona or ftotovataf ton Anttoor ahyotoonorplannof traarohdor ton United States, for or In respect to each office, nr ton —*— —
vtolato any ot \ shall be dees *
■ ef this section of a high ■lifiimu* ■^BonvtetlQnthaTaof. ■by a 1
BOOK BINDERY,
MS-SIM
PEPUhfffJhg»OUto,
i nr that
BOOK BINDERIES
all kinds ef
, lath* dlasrrtlsn ef too ooort.
Schuylsr Colfax,
iMrof too Msaw of BsproessitaMsia. La Fatxttb 9. Foam, PlwMost oTtb* Senate pro tempore.
Iw THX SIX ATX OF THB UxmtP 9TATW,|
The Praetdent of tbe United returned to tbs Senate, ta
States having
the MU entitled "An art ragaUlimfSto'tMte am at certain emt offlees,^ wtthbln obj^to
■an eff too<
mw; and
Revotoed, That tb* said
third* of ~
be pam, two, to pass tho
W-J-Fotoonr, gaewtory ot tho Ben a 1a
In thb Housx or RNPunorranvaa U. 8.,)
March 2,1967. ■(
Tbe House of Representatives having pm-
codeod, la punoaoea af tha Conatitutt—, to wssaalJkr tha MU aotittad "An art mgulatioff tho tenure of certain civil otheeef returned to tb# Senate by tho Praffidentof tho United Stator, with hit objections, and sent by the Swaats to tho House of Reprcmatatlvna,
* ^ MiMf
Eunr
Heeohed, That the blU do pam, two-tkirde •f ths^Howoa of Representatives agreeing to
person
bos been appointed by and with the advice sad cenaent of tbe Senate, sad every person who shall hereafter be appointed to any office, and shall bernme duly quail fled t therein. Is, and shall he entitled to hold
War, of the Navy, and'of tbe Interior Ih* Postmaster General and the Attorney General shall hold their offices respectively for and during the term of tbe President by whom they may have been appointed, and for one month thereafter, subject to removal by and with the advice tad consent of to* gemdee. X And be it further enacted. That when nay officer appointed as aforesaid, excepting judges of the United state* court#, •boll, during n recess of the Senate, he shown by evidence satisfactory to the PrestdcM, to be guilty of mloeendoct In office, or crime, or for say reason ehsll become Incapablo or im golly dlsquallfled to pet form its duties, to such
caae, sad to no other. Ae President may oan-l pend such officer nod designate some suitable peraoote perform temporarily tbe duties ef such office until tb* next meeting of A* Sea-
A*
rartly tl meetfnar
ste^sd oaOl tbe ease shall be acted upon by Senate,and such person so designated tootitL.. Ae orth* and give tbo bond* required by tow to ho token and given by Ac person duly appointed to fit! such office; and In such eaa* It
of A* President, within
Anil bo
duty
f Public—No. 68.]
AN ACT to provide for tbe more efficient gov-
ernment of the rebel States.
Whereas no legal Stale governments or adequate protection for life or property now exists In the rebel States of Virginia, North Car. olina. South Carolina, Georela, Mississippi, Alabama, Loulslaaa, Florida, Texas, and Arkauass: and w he areas it la secaaaary Aat peace and good order should be enforced to said States until loyal and republican State governments can bo established: Therefore, Be it enacted by the Senate and Bouse tf Representatives of the United States of America in Congress aooomMftf, That mad rebel States shall be divided tot* military district* and made subject to An military authority of A* United Staton as borefnalter preocribod, aad for,thrt purpooe^Virginia •hall court!tut* A* first district; North CarMina and 8oaA Carotins Ac second district; Georgia, Alabama and Florida tho third dletrirt; MiabMppf aad Arkansas tho fourth dlFtnot; ahd LoulaUh* and Texas the fifth
be tt fsrttor mtited, Thai
trio*: Mlmlmly dMrtrt; aad L No.1 jM
Edwd. McPramoN, Clerk.
[Public—No. 6L]
AN ACT to relation to persons Imprisoned i_ derseatence for offnses against tho laws of
A* United State*.
Beit enacted h*e Senate and Bouse Upresentmtivee ef the United Statev if America to Congress assembled. That aft Prtaoaore who have boon, or •bail hereafter bo, convicted of any offense against A* tows M A* United States, and confined ta nay 9tate prison or penitentiary ta execution of A# Judgment or •entenc* upon aueb convtctioA.wfio a* conduct themaelreo Aatnocharg* Mb miaomdort ■hail bo ouatoamd against Aem, shall have a deduction of one month la ■aehyoar made from An term of Aetrsentreee, snd shall be eutiUod to Artr dlseboree an much Ae sooner, upon Ae certificate oftho
wanton or hooper of such prison Uary, wlA tbo approval.of Ae
Interior.
Approved, March 8,1867.
penlten-
Secretary of
[Public-No.«.]
AN ACT for tb* relief of certain contractors for Ae constraetion of veeeel. of war snd
tlBBfli mmchliierj.
Beit enacted bp the Senate and Mouse of epreeentativee of the United Statev of America in Concrete oooemflfad, That the Secretary of tho Sary I* hereby authorized aad directed to Investigate tbe claims of all contractors for building vearela of war and machinery for Ae same under contracts tfterAe fint day of May, etabtaM hundred aad Mxty-one, and prior to the first day ot January, righteen hundred and sixty-four, Md said investigation to bn mad* open tb* following basis: He shall ascertain Ae -Mttlonal cost whickers* nneemartly Incurred bo reek contractor ta tbo comptottok rthtow^ by reaooa of aap changes or altosotiesw to A* Dtasa aad spertfieatioMreqatsnd, and daisy* in tbo prosecution of A* work --rtniil by Ae Government, which wars not provided for la Ao original contract; hot no aUowmaoo tea very advance to the price of labor or material shall be considered unless sort! odvaoos occurred during Ae prolonged Ua* for completing the work rendered necessary by the delay resulting from A* action of the Government aforesaid, and than only whan such advance could not have been avoided by Ae exercise of ordinary prudenea and diligence oa the part sf tbs esntrsetor, and from- such additional cost, to b* ascertained as aforesaid, there he doducted such sum as may have been paid each contractor for any reason heretofore over and above Be contract pries, and shall repast to a ®S!!lI*?t. uhoUr «»•*■«« of aaehsasa, r which »hall contain tbe nmnoof the contractor ndooertpUon of Ao work. A* contract pries, A* whole Increased sort of As work over Ao contract price, snd As amount of such ta-
B lam It W o *■ li
C9VHTT OFFICERS
WlA
prwnptnresj jmdja^
that w
BTs A~mg BOOKS, As wo ArtaaM ed mu an manatortnrtng the hart Bosks wads to the State.
DM GOODS MEBC11AJSTS
And other buRineai men using K-rtkx*sre KBlanlf OooUm, Arereoucated to give ns a soil and exontoeonr tk of Papers, which w* warrant to be of tbs
Best JE m ter ial
V se.
BUDDIG FOR PTJBLISHERJ3
cnisis Amm see w», ISH mtsmt OFashing torn street, XarSX-A.2ff.A.J»OX*XJB. ZNZ>.
—aaa c®*fa.n*»
aatLaoapa.
Three Passenger Trains leave todlanapoHa dally. Ovnuaxs—If. c. Lord, Pro.bleat sod Snpertotemiert; J.Fr. Biebantom^hHlrtnatSnpatotcB-
Lord, tieoeral
wlrpwc »T • MB, Md, JMfiMJIVf
igar Train* leave Imll.nspetli dolly. H. M Smith, President, Columbus,
onto; J. a Lank Sapertomadent; C. W. SmiA, gsnssni Freight Agent; ». chandler. General
twenty days alter tbs first day of tucb next meeting of the Bearte, to report to As Senate sash snsnsnstoa, with As evidence and reasons for nts action to As ease sad the noma ef A* person *o designated to perform An dutiss of tneh office. Aad if thsflenate tbsil eeneur ta turn sosnention and advice aad con sent to tb* removal af such officer, they shall an eertify to the President, who awy thereupon remove such officsr, and, by and wlA An advteaaad consent of As Senate, appoint «*- other person to such office. But If the asaato •ball refnan to saneur ta mch raapsaatoa, such officer so ■uspsnded •hall forth wlA resume Ae functions of bU office, and the power* of tbe person so performing Its dutiss ta hi* stood •bail eeaat, and tb* official -salary and emolument* of sash officer shall, during rash suspension, belong to tbo person so performing Ao dot!** thereof, sad not to A* officer *o suspended: Provided, however. That A* President, In ease he shall besom* mttsfisd Art rash suspension was made os insufficient grounds, shall be authorized, at any lima before reporting such suspension to As Senate a* above provided, to revoke sash suspension and reinstate such officer to An performance of the dutiss of his oflke. Soe. 3. And be it further enacted. That A* President •boil hove power to fill all vaamels* which may happen during A* recess of A* Senate, by reason of death or reoignrtton, by granting eotnmlstion* which •hall expire rt Ae sad ef Artr next session thereafter. Aad If no appointment, by snd wl A Ae advtcs and eonrent of tbs Senate, •ball be mads to such offiensovneant or temporarily filled *■ aforesaid daring roeb next •svrton ol tho Senate, such office ■hall remain to abeyance, without way salary, fro*, or emolument* attached thereto, until Ae #»roe shall be fllled by appointment thereto, by and wlA tbs advise sad eon sent of tbo Senate; and daring sueb time •II As powers and duties bsiouglDg to snob office shsll be exercised by such other officer as msy by taw exercise such powers and 'dotie* to cm* of * vacancy to such office. See. 4. And be it further enacted. That nothing In Ala art contained Asll be court ro«d to extend Ao term of any office tho
duration of which to limited by taw.
Bee. 8. And be it further enacted. That If any person Khali, contrary to tbe prevMons of Al* set, accept say appointment to or employment In any office, or •hall hold or exercise or attempt to hold or exorcise, any sueb office or employment, be Asll be deemed, and to hereby declared to bn, guilty of a high misdemeanor, and, upon trial and conviction thereof, be A all be punished therefor by a fine net ex! eeedlng tea thousand dollars, or by Inrprtoenment not exceeding five yOOFS, or both saW panlsbmenta, la the dtaeretiou of tbe court. See. 6. And be tt further enacted. That visions of this set, ami A* making, signing, realing, countersigning, nr tooulng of any oommiteion or letter of authority for or ta re•P®** t® any auch appointment or employment, ibsll be desaed, aad are.hereby declared to be, high mtodenaeanon, aad, upon
trial aad conviction
SCSn.S*S3S!M &,TK: mmitof the Hensii, •iinmal*Manifor all officer* issfflEswrjKLir *■ ■o ~b ,i K J’SrbM 1
creased cost caused by the delay aad ■ A# Government as aforesaid, and A* already paid A* contractor over Mkd above Ae cenCrsrtprtce: Provided, That tho Seereteejeftke Navy, under A* resolution, ■hall Investigate Ae claim of W. H. Webb for eaattgattea, except Art proper oonal deration shall be gives to tbe increoaed cart Incurred by said Webb by reason of any alteration in An pinna and epodfierttono for tbo Daadorberg mode during Ao progress oftho work, whether such alterations were provided tor 1a A* original contract or not, when payment for A* tame was not embraced to A* contract
Approved, March 2, U»7.
[Public—No. 64.] AN ACT to authorize tho building of lighthouses thereto mentioned, aad for other
pnrpoeee.
Be it enacted bp the ffrnofs and House of tepreeentaUvee of the United States of America fa Congress assembled. That the Seemary of Ao Treasury, he, and bo
by.ratborized and directed to
•ontreet. for butkiiag Ughthouses' at the
to
provide,
proper site
lowing potnte, to wl
Far hulldhag a NgkAoaao ou a prop rt Trewbridg* Point, in Thunder bay, in A* State af Michigan, at a coat not exceeding ten
•ueaad dollars.
Far tiaMfog a Ifghtbonae on a proper ,He at
Mendoto, ou Labe duperior, to tbe State ef
, rt n east not exceeding fourteen
dollars.
For batiding a lighthouse an • proper site rt Santa Cruz. In tbe State of California, at n aoot aotaxueedtag ten tbousood dollar*. For bslldlng a llgbthouse at Pigeon river, or vleteltjNLake Superior, Minnesota, fifteen For building a HghAoua* on a proper site ■ter near Braddock’a Petal, Goorrta, at a cost rt oxtoodiag fifteen thonaaad dotiora^ For bofldiag a ligbtbouaa to mark Ty be* IMaad KnMl, Goorgio, at a coat not exceeding
fifteen thoaoaad dollars.
For building range ligbte oa Morris Isiaad. ao guides In eroretng Chari eaten bar, South Carolina, rt a coat not exceeding fifteen thouo-
>■4 doUftfs.
For rebuilding tb* lighthouse on a proper te rt Deepwater Aoab to James river, V irginia, at s cart art ex eeedlng six teen Aousand
dollars.
Fnr rebuilding ligbAoaae tower aad keeper’s dwelling on a proper site at Salat Simon’s, Georgia, at a coat not exceeding forty-five thousand dottorv. toe. 2. And be it further enacted. That A* Lighthouse Board te hereby directed to mako a *Brvey,tf no survey has been made, at Creestodge shoot, or at aem* other point to tha Dataware boy. In tho neighborhood of said loot, and report ou tho survey to bo made, or bieh has already been made, to tbe next Congress ae to A* fomiMIUy of erecting thereon n permanent lighthouse, and aa estimate of tho amount necessary to to appropriated toe-S,' And be it further enacted. That ua contract aboil be made except after public advertisement for proposals la eueh form and ner aa to seen re general notice thereof, aad tho aomo A ail only bn made wtA tha lowest bidder therefor, upon security deemed sufficient In the judgment of tbe Secretary. See. 4. And be it further enacted. That, from and after tbe passage of this act, tbe Secretory of the Treasury be, and bo to hereby, authorized and empowered to regulate aad fix tbe salaries of the respective keeper* rt light Routes lu such manner m be abatl doem just ami proper: Provided. That Ae whole sum allowed oh all not exceed an average of MX hundred dollar* to eaeh beeper. Approved, March 2,1867.
i Indiana pul is daily.
J ^aLatartT*' Jr ' ami UapariateBdcnt; Our, Geaoral Freight ngcmL iiramcrille. * SI * rB '
RHINE WINE! KST ! ’JKl^S, w a“
mtota-
porpoM*. In Ate c it
m Liquor* L In addition to my tom ■tack mw a : ana expaeting, daily, n targe invoice t bm. from tb. Sd «»g‘3 oinrIItG ^
(6 Kentucky Avenao.
JKO. WOOPBHIPOB St CO., Importers and Dnatem to, Chian and Glassware, Table Cutlery anffPSatod Ware Ho. 16 West Washington Street,
J. C.
* CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealer* in Foreign and Domestic Liquors, RYE WHISKY, GIN AND BRANDIES. hA/ffam aton prepared to »«U High Wines at ff Cincinnati quotation*, in bond and free. Wo respect!ally invito customers ta nv* ns a call, os we will warrant perfect satisfaction to all. ton 80 Wen* WmaMmffrtam Street, MCXROPOLIXAff BUILDING.
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HEW H ALIi’S ■agie Hair Hrstmthe. No Sulphur Tbit U tbc best article for rertaetng AiKET MAJJK To it* original color in thomnrkek M^GIC WATP DTE! Compu te in one bottle. No trouble. Block ca brown as desired. Mann, n.- ure.1 and for sale at 47 Hanover street.
CICARt AND TOBACCO.
Lewto Maddux.
Uhn. B. Mali 1 n v
MADDUX BROTHERS, Dealers iu Foreignjui‘1 Tomestic LEAF TOBACCO,
jartdSm
And Manufacturers ot
W. J. POUSDSTOSK, Traveling Agent.
CLOCKS, ETC.
A BARE CBAMCE.
FT1IIN entire stock of Clocka. Watches. Looking A Glosses. Jewelry amt Fixtures for -ale at prime coat, including one line Safe, amt the Onest Regulator in tbe State of Indiana, ami no humbag, will be Wirt by C. NDrar, at q* Kast Market ■treat. Idea’s Block. G. Hunt will superintend the sole until tbe entire stock is sold out. Mock Ism rt One Watches, line Regulators. One and man Clocka, One Jewelry, one extra due Regulator, one fine Jewelry Aofe. worth 11 vu hundred dollars (#BW.) two fine silver plated Show Ctata. a targe variety at One and Common set Watchmakers’
■agntrai IN till UU.
taStfi.
—-m te
JkEAklSrBCOOD!
I rariot axelocame
TMpaam
frtaMtoknfi —j
No. IS
iyears ate
jaetolngoetom^.
M.BBNmffB AMs, 141 Son A Meridian street,
tortMaBoUa,
Wholesale Ignats.
borne to Now Task.—(II im* Timraal, The house of A M. BUinger A Co^No.ifiBenvee •total, has •ertairted for n parted rt eighty asssssia^vsSSin^
WELD, ANDREWS A LEFT,
FANCY GrOOBS! W4MM.KM ClOOlkrt, HOSIERY, GENTS RNM8NM6 GOODS Stationery, Cutlery, Jewelry, Etc., fiffFamk MtohBtommff 80 tommy street, JSriEW YOgtTT.
D. F. W EU7. i W. K. ANDREWS,/ H. C. LUT. >
H. Hoover. J.B. Pnmphrey. Mnmy Shipley. HOOVER, PUMPHREY k CO., Whotaeata Doatann to STAPH AW IA1II Mf SUDDS ‘ rtcrioNirt, Ho. 64 Pearl Street, hrttaaen Vine and Race, OIIffOIN-N’A.XI. 6irt —
teK'ftaSTSi.rrt^LA and Cieek Trimmings, mu large and one small Watobmnker C. BDKX. At79 Bast Market street, i Eden’s 11 lock.) Indianapolis, Indiana.
Mgn, by
janSO dim
FURNITURE.
Dime* Boats from Lmiavilta ta Chicago. OVTHJzna—D. D. WUlinmeoa, Traslee; J A WUHanmnn. kmlstant Trustee; B. » Meaten
Four passenger trains leave Indianapolis dally. Omcxm-E. J. Peck, President, R. K Kicker, Snpertntamtent; & Ttolstt, General Agent, lu-
ger Trains leave Indianapolis daily -D. Bisk eta, President; Horace Went; Jansen Ferrtur General Itoeesns Cone. General Freight
—• > -. . ivtlle; The mss Carso, General
Agent, Inrttanapolto.
Ticket
tore* Paesengns Tlatoa leave IndiaaapolU daily Oyncxm-Will lam F. Beynolda, President; J. sat dnperintende “ ‘
Cabinet lakers' Cnien. THE LAHCEST STteCK. toW FURNITURE!
Ea»t Wawkitosltoto Strret,
Directly op poetic the Court House.
—j —, ol every kind.
"taniG, Secretaries, Desks, hide Boards, Chairs ol all kimU, Settees, Lounges, Mattresses, and everything usually tabs found In a Furniture Store. Aa the "Union” make their own Furniture them •elves, they can warrant it to be of the best quality, and eon also sell at cheaper rates than if
they imported their goods.
They alao repair furniture on snort notice. The public, and especially the eiiizcns of Indianapolis. are invited to call and exe themselves. This is the place to get fur;
WEBB, MAUZY A CO., TOBACCO CommissioN Merchants*
ttarewt.
C7UNrCXDTTWJb.XX. OKXO.
A full line of the boot brands rt
Virginia, Miffsaari
twentnclcy Tobaccoa,
For sate to Bond or tax pnU.
QtfEEl
rARE. ETC.
izeiis« mnu IV ruituro.
TAILORING.
Three Psniegst Traim teem ludiaiispnl to daily. Lac ten KUto, General Freight Agent, T. D. Barlan. General Pwsengsr Ageat. Indianapolis.
Three Pmsaeager Trams leave Indianapolis doily. Orricxxa—David Maey. President and Superintendent; D. ti Thompson, Assistant gnperin-tendeat^t-T. MnaotkGmetnl Tlehe* Agent; L. N.Andrewa. General Freight Agaktladionapo Us
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
SEMINARY.
Moravian Seminary, (FOB TOOffO LADnS.)
A N Institution of the Moravian Church, eon iX darted aa the ptan rt in* veil known Boarding School* at B*tkl*h*ta aad Litlx, PenneyIvante. and Salem, North Carolina. Tka eoorea rt taslrasrtmi eamprto** all the braaahre taaght to the bee* school*. Music. Fiaaeh, flirm** and Latia thoroughly taught. SitaattOB pleasset aad healthy, and easily aeeessiMe from all peiats. Papite wfU to reertved at say tire#. For Sanaa aad ottav yartiealarx addrea* thaFrtartpal, Rxv. F. B. HOLLAND, jaatoitffwlm
TEE OLD
OJLJMjNJL!
fBA EXMsB 81LOSI.
stablishment and irtyla. We solicit
Tudlaa■pelts Orteo-Ba.aBart Wwhlngtaast. Alfred Gaither, fianarintandent, C is sin nail: Jeka H. Ohr, Agent, IndiaaapolU.
ladtaaapolte Offen No. to Bast Washington st. W. Sloan, Superintendent. ladtanapolto; J. Butterfield, Ageat, Indianapolis. Indianapotla OOcn-NnBalt Wsshtagtoaft
Mere tomato’ Uwlare Expemn Cmumpfj ladtanapolto OBce—tt Bast Wo^iugton struet- , N- B. MePbenoa, Division Superintendent. Indisaapolis; James Green. Agent, ladiaoupolis.
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
Wen term Union Telegraph Com.
pmmy.
Office la Blackford’s Block, corner Meridian and WoskiagtaB streets; entrance oa Meridian
street,
J. P. Walliek, Division Snperin Whitney, Mqaager; A. Winder, Cl
urge F. Brown. ‘
George F. Brown, Assistant.
tend#
'or. Chief C
RESTAURANT.
EATING _SALCCN. Persons in wont of a good Breakfast, Dinner or Sapper, Can be accommodated at ReUfca r4t*» Dyster bb4 Eatia^Saleoii Mn- »1 Manth Illlnnia Street. TT'VXKYTUCfG in the eating line served in the J2j meat deUstoas stylo, and at pbm» vbby Fare Wines and the etoteast of Liquors served at the bar. F. J. RBINH ABUT,
notice-
FEED AID BALE STABLES,
G. W. CROUCH A CO , Proprietors, 'OUT and sell Hone* aad Matos, Ho. 42 Sooth Pennsylvania streot, Indianapolis, Indiana. mart win*
COMMXB8IOH MEftCBAHTS Ar4 Deston In LAHO, TALLOW. GREASE, FLOUR, ETC, No. O douth Delaware Street. nDLAMAVOLIS. INDIANA. Cnaalgamonm Milrttart. deerttom
BEAlalIVCF
SBI1JM.
i^SSjeae* rtwrefiathn 1
PARIS A«I> NEW YORK
FAX-L. WUSTTHm
l.ato-t Mtyleu of
BUSS AID lEICBAIT TAiLOUSii
PROF. EDWARD LENOX,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
No. 33 konth lUisiaia Street,
(A lew doors south ot the Palmer House.)
TTAVfXG just received a targe, fall and rom- * ■ pleta line of Dress and Merchantable Piece Goods, I am bow prepared ta make np all styles rt Dress or Merchant Suits on the shortest notice. Thanking the public 'for pats patronage. I solicit aa examination of my newatock and prices, and guarantee satisfaction in all coses. Ionia d*ui
GROCERIES.
A. JONES & CO, (Snocetsore to Jones. Vlnncdge A Jones.) WHOLESALE GROCERS, Hot. 7 ami 9 Bates House SuiUling. INDIANAPOln S, USD.
fobSdly
WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED FOE “The History mt the War Re tween tho htatoo—Tracing ice Origin. Cnnaea and Result.,’’ HON. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS. And for The Life, Letters bb4 Speeches fif HON. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS. toy Henry Cleveland. Send for Circular* and see onr tarns. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., 148 W. Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ViTANTBD—Kvery Married Person, an dL sx’D 1 j.’^Sd-ogy ■'
Marriage, w send for oar i “Married Only.” which
cawtaun nuermanuu rt the utmost importance to every married person never before revested, that con be obtained in no other way, aad from no other source, ail the k nowledg* that medical science has yet discovered. Send stamp for circular to Dr. R MON no, Postottce Box 538, Indianapolis, Indiana. feb8d2m
TNT ANTED—A first Class Dress Maker—One V V who thoroughly understands her business.
and can give good i
■mradations. ApplvU
N. DOUGLASS. Paris. Illinois
FOR SALE.
\ FII19T Class Drug Store, in n go.. • local ion. ■fY doing u flourishingbusintrss. ibuprostor retires on accouat rt ill health. For particulars aildrws J. W. 9.. P. O. Box 8S3. feM4dtw *
SOLD OU '.
ivea tha; lohn B. Corwin Interest ia si is re longer sf said firm. The busim s will been i heretofore in the arm i ttae ef Hama,
W UOSALE AAD EX AIL.
JOHH WOODBR1D6E A CO.,
QUEENSWARE, China r Cila»»wart‘, TABLE CUTLER 1
AND rfoATMto WAKE.
H*. 1U Went Washington >(rret.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
COMMISSION.
to. to. H OK. M A IN. PRODUCE DEALER -And Oonanxuuston Merohunt. * Rates House. Washington street, nov23d3m Indlannpolla. Iwdiassn.
. ocncAM w. n. 1
j.acoa uuaaan.
D. BITIVCAM A CO., OmjfKK-AL. Commission Merchants,
FLOUR. GRAIN, PRODUCE; WHISKIES AND CIGARS, IW. ff» Wnaff ■jniwlranm MB, Oppidli BMon Drpot.; INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
ITr’Cra
PROFESSIONAL.
J. m. TtoUAWT. W. ■».. ICclectio Phyisici&n, SUBGBON AND ACCOCCHBB. Office No. 188 (residence No. ran North Pennsvtvonia street, one and a half squares North of Postolfice* iRdlRR^RSilEn IwlionhOffice hours from seven to sine a. a., on* to three and seven to aiaa r. n. febte dly
O’. -A.. WBX.X.S, DENTIST, OFFICE, OVER HARRISON’S BANK. *tol* dly
PERFUMER*.
Addreta ati totesrew Dr. A PBWDBBT, Office No. iBargffir.g.’iysya.ii! tmptly attaadad ta deeisdlm
CLOTHING.
CLOTHIERS, Clfftfeff, C«tol—FWSYffSttffijPa Etc., Ho. Ul West Pearl Street, near Race Street, CADfCINNA-Tl. deeTdtot
UMBRELLAS, ETC.
yrsprarttee ta Chicago, IlUreto. he cured ovar Pr-Wm. ‘BsomsST'ta hto nrorttoa for Serof^BBCTaaggSStgi: nious kind,la nanjnnfttou with intarnal kroatwith unerring certainty tha following train of morbid symptoms unless ooiubated by teteatifie medical measureo, vis: Sallow oountaaance,dork not* undar the ayea pain in thiii bead, ringing in merer*, and reisestikethe rustling of leaves ami rehHIag at charteio, aa***fata* about tbe loins, weakness rt the limbo, enaftmed vision, blunted Intellect, less of confidence, diffidence la apprs*i blag ttrongers, a dislike to form new acquaintances, n disposition to shun society, lost of memory, beetle flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, night sweats, fetid brerth, ceugns, consumption, monomania sad frequently insanity. The affitrted, oa tha Bret appearance of any of _*irOffire and Ooreultotion Parlors, No. ffi South Dataware street, Indianapolis, Indiana P. O. Box 1*00 febtdly
yi. THOMrsOlV,
Manufacturer and Wholesale lieoler in
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS,
WALKliKC CA^fES,
144? Vi aim S*., bet. Fwwrlh amd Fifth,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Repairing promptly attended to.
Ladles Desiring a Clear and
If
ThtodelighlfnlTMlet article ho* re equal for Preserving and Beautifying the Complexion and Skin. Sold by Druggists every a here. •• font, 74 ffmltom Mraat, New Yerk. jc* dly
DOORS. SASH. ETC. MEKCER, MOKE A CO., SASH, DOOt iSI IUJD IMUf ACTORY, CAflUffilffiCC CITY, IN te.
M A ^SVor u k 1 ^^ fiTwn^: tor—being a Private Instructor for Married Persons or those about to Marry, both male and female. In everything concerning the physiology and relation* rt our Sexual System, and the Production or Prevention of Offspring, incladingptll tbe new discoveries never before given ia tbe BnglUb language, by Wsa. Young, M.D. This it really a ratable and interesting work. It is written in plain language for the general reader, and is illustrated with upwards of one hundred engravings. All young married people, or those XHttemplating marriage, and having the least imwallssent to married lire, should read this book, t discloses secrets that every one should be acquainted with. Still it is a book that must be locked up, and not lie about tbe house. It will be sent to any one on the receipt of filly cents. Address Dr. Wm. Young, Ne. 416, Spruce street.
6 dly
aress or. wm. Young, J above Fourth, Philadelpbu
The (xreat English Remedy. pkotxctxd by nOYAL un-ruts patxnt.
Stiff JAKBS Cff*AlUKJB*S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS, Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, M f>. Physician Extraordinary to the if uere. This invaluable medicine is unfailing inthecurs of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitution is subject. It moderates ail excesses and removes all obstructions from whatever cause. A speedy cure m iy Ih
relied ou.
TO MAKKlSte LADLES s. it Is particularly suited. It will iu a short tim y bring on the monthly period with regularity. CAUTION.
ring tbe FIRST TURKS MONTHS of Pregnancy, as tney are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at
any oilier time they are safe.
In all oases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back, and Limbs, katigue on slight exertion. Palpitation of the Heart, Hysteric* and — ’’' es, these Pills will effect a cure when all r means have foiled; and although a power-
11 ti-
Whites, i
they have fitted U| toe latest and atsrt
fT’nU undersigned have established, ip oounection w itb_their CAB WORKS, a Smafo, fospnitwaemz. which nth new machinery of approved patterns, and ore now prepared to furnish at shortest notice, all styles of Sash. Doom, Blinds, Shutters, Mouldings, Bose, Corn idea. Brackets, Window and Door Frames, etc., eta.. In aonneottow with the above business is a FoimdzT SBd Machine Shop. Mill Machinery and Building Castings mwlc to order Having experienced Pattern Makers in our employ, we ore prepared to make and alter patterns and furnish castings promptly Engines ami Maakinnry of oil kinds repaired, and wetk waraantad as good and as cheap as con be dene site where. reff^Caah paid for old Iron, Brass. Lumber, eteTete. MERCER. MURE A CO. doetedfim
package, which should be ci fitiff'bold by all Druggists. SPECIAL NOTICK It Is the fate of every valuable Medicine to bo Coi sTKKFXiTtn.. Be cautious, therefore, and see that the letters " T. A M.” are blown in tbc bottle, and that each wrapper bears tbe fac simile of the signatures of I. C. BALDWIN A CD., and JOB MU8K9. Without which none are genuine. N. B.—One dollar, with eighteen cents fur po-t-to any authorize*! Agent, or to the for the United States and JOB MOSES, 27 CoiUaudt street, New York, will insure a bottle containing Fifty Pills, by return mall, securely sealed from all observation. LIFE—HEALTH—STRENGTH. LIFE—HEALTH—STRENGTH. LIFE—HEALTH—STRENGTH. MR. JUAN fihm. AH Uluru SPECIFIC PILLS, Are prepared by tbe Messieurs Canine lore * Dupont, Pharmaceutists, No. X14 Rue Lombard, Paris, from the I'rescription oi Dr. Juan Delamarre. Chief Physician to the Hospital du Nurd on Lariboiscre. LKTTEM OF HKC'O.W HKN BATION. P satis. May 5,18S3. Gzxtlsxzn We have used the •Specific Pills’’ made from Dr. DeUmarre’s Prescription, during Several years past, in our private and public practice, and have found them a most energetic ami efficient remedy in cases of SpermatorrhYa or Seminal Weakness; nightlv daily, or premature emissions; Sexual Weakness, or Impoteucy; Special Derangements of the Nervous System; Weaknesses arising from Secret Habits and Sexual Excesses; Relaxation of the Genital Organs; Weak Spine; Affection, of the Eyes; Lime or Brickdust Deposits in the Urine; Milky Discharges; Paleness of the Skin, with Sunken Cheexs and Bloodless Lius; Pinched Features; Irregular Action of the Heart, and in all the ghastly train of Symptoms arising from over use, abuses, or loss, from any cause, of the Nervous
WARDEN T ATE, Manufacturer of Doors, Sash, Blinds, •wmr mmsUMTUtatomr^Tra—»^ffiracfc*tay Wholesale and -Satail Dealer in FlOmiiG. CEILING AND WEATHERBOARD!NG. 17*LOOfffXG Worked Lumber dressed and sowed r to order. Nw. 38amm*fr New Jeraey Street,
BovYIdSm
IN1XANAWLIS, 1ND.
BRICK MACHINE.
Tk* Brick Xfockise ۥ. 'TV11S Company to now prepared to contract X any quantity rt Entcks rt a superior quality, almost equal to pram, delivered during the season, to any par* rt ta* city, a* reduced prices. Contractors and owners will find is to their advantage toaoll before purchasing elsewhere. T. A. Lewto, President, and Thomas J Vater, Superintendent, to whom all application* may be made. janM-3m
SAW WORKS.
S. C. ATE IMS.
J. M. KAPPBS. H. ENimHIftEBO ATKINS Jc CO.,
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Manufacturers of extra Cast Steel patent grottnd (i rcallr, mil, Staley, Cr#ss Cffil
ANU WKB SA.Wei. Manufactory and Worehonse;
No. 916 S. Illinois SL, south of Union Depot,
LIMAN A POL IS, IN NANA.
ARTICULAR attention paid to retoothing and straightening Cironlnr Saws. Also, repairs all kinds. Breakage at owner’s risk. janlldSm
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i»ErarpcBY a co., MaBnfaetnrng Ferfamers, 28 Pulton Avenue, Brooklyn, Hew York. Forsaie by all Druggists aad Fancy Goo. is deal-
DISSOLUTION.
l>issolaUoa of Fsrtuersiiip.
rpHR partnership heretofore existing between _L H. Dally. J. F. Senour aad W. Hasson, under the style of Daily, Senour ff Uix, to this day dissolved by mutual consent, J- F. Senowr retiring. The business wiU be carried on at the old ttami. No. 8 Morrison’s Block, by H. Daily aad Wm liasson, nailer tk* style of H. Unity « Co., who will —— all liabilities and collect all itakta doe the old firm- H. DAILY. J. F. 9BKOCE.. January 1.18(7. W. HAfifiON. *] j *26 dim
HUME. AD A MB A CO. JOffiffilff CoRWUl.
HARDWARE.
E A. HUTCHINSON & CO,
Importers aad Jobbers rt
Mn. 90 Wffiltotot Mreet,
Between Third stzad Pemrl »tn,.
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R. A- BE-VURKP.URS, M. D. G- D. DUJAKD1N. M.tt. J KAN D* LKUCHRB, M.
Lom-
RB, M. ».
To GzJtkKCUUk ff Du pout, No. 214 Rue
hard, Paris.
Sedentary and Studious Occupations, GridsAnxieties, or whatever tends to impair the vital action of the Brain, Heart or Nervous System, frequently lead to the most distressing and ern-
es pee tally
sort promptly to Dr. Delamarre’s
pamphlet containing full
A pam.
directions and advice.
’s Spec particu in I>
iffo Fills.
Jculars, with Trench, Ger hies each box.
^.TtfisSaalwrsssst? st
will write for it.
STt^r.FjSiKi&iSiSST.nS IK, sent by mail, securely sealed from all observation, on receipt of the specified price by any authorized agent, or by the sole general agents for America, OSCAR G. MOSES ff CO., 97 Cortlandt *Sol§ wholesale and rctaU in Indiana^ota^hgr And rt BOtaU by oU Druggists throughout ihc
i'liildrnrsFrie^j 1 PERRY’S Worm teA
^ffss-stx.'sss'srsixsff, ateo. a reliable cure for Fits and Worm Fevor. Possessing in its combination wonderful cleansing and strengthening properties, it wiU always im uro.se the health ot the patient, whether! affected by Worms or other enoses. FYtce 2d Lenta. Sent by mail *»*£«<* perry, Chemtok M 8. BURR ff CO . 2* Tremont strata Boston Agents, and for sale by *UD**ggtoto. jelSdeeJffwiv OK. WABUBWa BILIOUS BITTERS. Being * Conaenfoatad uid Extract ef tae most
y.’gjgassasa&cagaafc
WARREN’Si
be unequ
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BITTERS are believed to other medicine in the world.
ul by any other medicine m *xtce V> Cents mmto ff 1. ■ A. FEKRY, Chentlst Proprietor
Boston, Massachusetts.
M. 8. BURR *
General Agents, and soidd
jelSdeodffwly
Ealet’s H«ffR WN^fosary. (Established 186U. ckareered IS61 A MEDICAL PAMPHLET, just published, ooutaing Hi large page and numerous engravings of tneor
mm disease; treating on private diseases, gouorhea, gleet, syphilis, stricture; disease, of the testicles, bladder and kidneys; adi-abuse, and the secret
lag marriage; treatment, Ih*
warning l
sexes, being a trutb-
Dd t thor
most successful means of uitrv a» of cases; mailed under seal
guide for the young of both
iul adviser to the married and those contempUt-
; with the Author’s new method cl
of cure a»
seal ting ,erv
wedcountry on receipt
IglltailYMfoi OUA U1»L;\* IMPS V, taZZX* ex. Patients at a d:stance trento icines sent to any part of the o£ & statement ol the ctase.
; either sent'
ia eft-
book oi |»rivtate tadv or single, price 15 oi
velopes on receipt of price.
Ofififice Kenanved f roim T1 tireem J»tr*c<, To IW Jefferson street, between Futii xn>l t vnt .. near the Willard Hotel. Consultations piivutu and all business strictly sonfidenlial ad-lrcs« THE GALEK’S HEAD DISPENSwAKl, •epl dffwty ImuisviUe.'Eentucky.
PRIVATE
A MD every form of DISEASE of the mnle or femnle organs of generaiwa cured ia s fen days, at the Western Medical Office, in Syca-
more street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
more street, Cincinnati, ciuio.
!%• Cfttarfe (JmIU Cureil. Diseases peculiar to females speedily cured, only Sure Remedy for Private Dlseasem always S!fbW«7?^Sr3f45.‘«fiS battote or self abuse, speedily cured by an entire — Young man or woman, married
ore afflicied with say disease. m/vgx foitrl ffiffifilYlTfital of YMroaaut
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