Indianapolis Daily Herald, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 July 1867 — Page 2
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that tb# d##lr#d r#< aooner reached, and It will be
aagBitfiss eelrea out of the Union and madr war upon
tb# Nation.'* ^77
We eopf tb# hbot# to#B the Indlanapolie Journal, A few day# ago tb# eatno paptr publlabed approvingly the address of Governor l^ftnn, at Knfgbtstown, on the Kourtb, which the radical prtee pvoaounced an able expoaltlon of tb# prlnolplaa which underlie tb# National Constitution, la that addresa Goternor fiAfttn laid down tha following propetition a# tb# tru# theory Of the Govern-
ment:
This h let or leal review dearly js^ w * th 4 > * they can onb *> agatnet lew and i-y revo-
lution.*'
The Journal also, published a speech delivered by Governor Moutox, at Htobmond, a little more than a fear age, in which he thus eets forth what hi regard* the true theory of the Government and tb# proper sphere* of mate end federal action. We copy verbatim from bis printed speech, the sentiments which were eordleify approved by tha radical
State organ:
“ From the beginning of the war up to tha present time, every tneesag* of the President. every State paper, and
"' *ed up or
every proclamation
every act of Congress has proceeded upon the hypothesis that no State eould secede from (he tfnionj that once tnthe Union, almi/$ in the Union. * • He (Mr. Lincoln) went
1/ 71 tv ft • mw y aua s Maiivwau/ wa« * upon tb* principle that every ordinance of »ecession, every act of the Legislatures of tb* Southern States In that direction, WM n nullity, unoonitltuilonal and void, having no legal force or effect wbntever, usd that as these
States, were, accord!
e of 'these
for their
it raaponstble who vio-
lates the statute in regard to the commission
i tret
loot, Just
■ the stat...
of murder, and to be treated as criminal*, just as the authorities thought w uer-that tha people of a State oan forfeit their rights, but so lor as (hair action Is concerned, In a legal point of view, they had M power to effect the condition of the Motet in the Union. Every proclamation and every act of Conyrett have
proceeded upon thie hypatheeie."
Tie Journal says now that the rebel State* have not bad legal civil governments alno# they declared tbemeelres out of the Union. Mr. Liftcoi.*, however, speaking for the Republican party, In an ollleta! message to Coagress, laid that "the State* have their ttatue In the Union, and they have no ether legal itatut." Governor Mortow, In bis Richmond epeeb, re-echoed this sentiment of Mr. LixcotN. “Ooco In (be Union always in tha Union," were hie emphatic words. And to make the sentiment more explicit b# added, "that as these States were, accord log to law, In the Union, thetr standing would not be affected by tha action of the people, # * but so far as their action Is concerned, In a legal point of view, they bad no power to effect the condition of the State in the Unions’ After approving the positions taken by both President Lmcol* and Governor Montox In regard to the status of tha rebel States—that the condition of a State In the Ualon could not be affected by the action of Its people, the Journal now occupies the ground that they hnvo not "legal olyll governments," although It coincided with Governor MonTox,“that every ordinance of secession, every act of the Legislatures of the southern States In that direction, was a nullity, uaeonttiiutionNl and void, having no legal fores or effect whatever." But what uae la there In arguing tha consistency of a party which changes Its poltcy to meet lie partisan exigencies, regardless of principle or It* publicly recorded declarations as to the true theory of the Government which underlies the Constitutionf A political organisation which make* principle subaidlary to party supremacy, Is certainly not entitled to the respect and confidence of the country. Inrtlannxolls, Orawfordevtlle man
isiinvlll* Halfroad.
Colonel S. C. Wruox, the President of tbe Indianapolis, Crawfordivlllo and Danville railroad, has returned from Raw Yortt and reports that he has completed a contract with Messrs. Kixo, SMITH A Co., of that city, who are represented to be tesponslblc contractors, for the construction of thatJmportant low provement, both to the Interests of Indlannnolls and the country through which It paeeee. The terms and conditions of the contrast are of stu b a character as to Insure the building of the road. Tbe contract requires Us completion In 11*70, and the contractors are not obliged to have It In running condition previous to that time, yet they bops—If all thing* prove favorable—to have It completed within eighteen months. Work will be comm«ne#d on the road In Anguet, and it will be vigorously prosoouted thenceforward. Tha road will add largely to the prosperity of Indianapdl*, and seme of our most sagaetous citizens think more so than any other which bee yet bees eonetmeted. It Will not only open up to our trad* a country rich la agricultural resource* and developments, bat me# of tb* finest mineral regions in this State. It will place us In oloa* proximity to valuable coal and Iron mln«a, etons quarries and fin# timber, all essential In the building of a dty, and giving employment to an induatrlal population. Mot only will It give ua those local advantages, but It will open another communication for aaat and west travel which can not fall to attract tha tide of emigration westward. In this connection wo tab# pleasure In paying a Just tribute to the energy and perseverance which have finally tenured the construction of this Important enterprise. For two year*-Colonel 8. C. Witnoir, of Crawfordevllle, he* faithfully labored to secure the building of tho road, and In tba darkest hours bis seal never flagged, nor did bla determination yield to tbo dleappointmonte wbieh have attended tb* undertaking, but with « eyo single to on# purpose, bts efforts bare Anally bans rtwardad with success. When Mr. Lonn, preeident of tb* Cincinnati road, abandoned the enterpnsa last year, It was thought to b* ueyond hope, but this did not diminish the seal of Colonel Wiloox In its behalf, or his faith in accompllahing ita eonstruoLoa. Without tha neat, industry, parteversnoe and faith which have I aspired Coloas! Wftaox to etaItfgfe fler the enterprise, It would have beau only a castle In tha air. Tha building of th* read will be due te tbe efforts of Oolsnel Witnox, and ho should hav* what la JoaUy doe him, th* credit «f M. We congratulate him upon bla success.
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Kalvavaganl tourund Praeadam. Tha Journal, In dlaeuHtng tha subject of taxation, romsrha: "Democratic politician* are extravagant beyond precedent, when th* power to tax and spend the money raised by taxation la Ml thMr Mow fa It with tbo Repubtloan politicians I Utfnrttnwwnr. in mo, when th# national admtotetraUcn waa la Democratic hand*, tho ordnary expenditure* were *69,848,479. fa Ml, When Republican polltiotana bad control of tb* Government, the ordinary expend!torea, for precisely the ■taa* l-emt as la 1880, ware |4§7AM, lM-more than mx fold la#r#Ma, These figures beet show whore the charge of extravagance ilea, aid they are stubborn facts which cannot be gomtmm
Vfed Udvt di Boodmairweiimi Pfd*
the legislation ai
>*natar Ohjmdtoc rapfiaehaa MMMM^nrl Of W08M
tan. He
butcher* with a sod regarding M.xtmlllifl have died by tbe bullet,"
"bung to tho flreymiij*^
the Mexlean
paaly weakn ["ought not]
liolMtyoa H * Aeoator gracious‘Jjim'wh^h'w#
to oh-
ineMval-
"out oflho
-
party, whleh alooa controls
leglalatlon aid action of the whole body, every principle of frtedOB, every sMtlamrt of patriotism, every dictate of common ctnen And all Intel iigost foreelgbt of whntovor Is In* dlspenesble to the future welfare of thoeouatry, I* to bo remorselessly sacriioed. Hid poMibi* that tuoh n policy as this mby prevail for a very brief period; but the cor* -6 ® in tsrest, to isy nothing of all tho >* 0 ' w atlnct* which have svsr antmaW hraaals of men, Bust shortly rem#^ r »t« egHost Its
onstinususs. >
To suppose the* peopl* of th* North will not soon w««blns to tbo utter overthrow of Its psrretretors, would b* to olaes them with most stolid and pusillanimous of tbo p-tions of tb* earth. Tb* Indignation which this sort of Unionism will Incite will b* equivalent to It* enormity and eommsnsurau with its means. When, nt length, tbe popular sense comes to understand how It has been abused and betrayed, tb* originator* and abettors of a system so atrocious will at length, perforce, awaken to n more rational conception of tho just demands of popular rights nod of th* fundamental principles of fro* Institutions. In a word, the suppression of rebellion, in support of law, Is on* thing; tho forcible substitution of unnatural expedients, in place of a uniform system of law addressed to tho reason and Interests to th* whole people, Is quits soother thing. When svsr common sods* and right feeling arc thus violated by party action. In a popular form of government, a revulsion is sure ap«*dlly to follow, and tbo movement, when once begun, will be rapid and decisive.
■tats Keaas.
ELOPXMXXTr—There la a rumor prevailing ‘ a tnurried man left the city on Bundsy
that
—The Tam Haute Journal taya that It la estimated that the Rote well can be bought by
the city for |20,000.
—The Mow Albany Barhot la supplied with routing ears at twanty-flva cants par dozen. A Nxwr.y Mamuxi) Womak is Dxlivkhxd ok a (jiiii.d ix a OOMf Gum.—Of let*. Franklin township, in this county, bu been the theater of a number of very strange and vary criminal transection*. Seductions, runaways, dissevered family tta*. and *ib«r sad result* fallowing from a violation of tha moral and atatut# law. hnvo followed rapidly upon each other, until th* people have become seen*, tomsd to such sensations, and regard than i<*
matters to be expected.
The latest and moat singular ten sat Ion, however, that Franklin towaahlpbu produced, wu told us this forenoon, by tw# u respond, ble cttlsens as reside In the township. It seeme that not many weeks ago, a young couple, whose name* w* are requested to suppress, were married by tbo Justice of tbo of Franklin towoahlp. Eight days
fight, the
peace
after tbe
marriage, at about mtdnli
young wlf* left bar bod, wont out door*, and remained but a short time. On entering the house ah* retired to bod again, without spookIng to bar husband. Twio* afterward, between her first getting np and daylight, th* wife left her bed aad went out, a* at first, rt-
mainlng but a short time.
In tb# morning her buaband got up quit* tarty aad want to bit work, soma distance away, tha Wife Baking no complaint, but rt. mainlng In bod after he had left. About tan o’clock in tho forenoon, eoa# «bildr*a belong. Ing to another family, warn playing naar the corn crib that stood upon tho farm occupied by tb* young couple, when they heard tba cries of an infant, apparently proceeding from the corn crib. They entered the crib, and after a little svarcb found n newly born babe, wrapped up in a quilt, lying la one corner of tb* barn. The newly Barrtod wife was Ita mother, and It had been horu while she waa
out tb* flret time during th# night.
What ta moat singular about this affair, neither tb# husband nor his grandmother, who lives with bla, suepsetsd that there was anything of tb* kind In prospect. Tb* wlf* had dented the Batter most strenuously, and accounted for bar Increased Mxe by eaylng that ah* waa dropsical. M* wu; but tb* disease dropped Into bor arms. Tb* husband la satisfied Bat bo lath* father of the child; but 1* aaooyod that his wlfl* so completely deceived him. H* can, however, rest assured, that eight day children era only born once in a married man’s Ufa time.—Asm Albany
Ledger.
Thx Crops.—The weather bee been pleas-
eek. Most oi
.v HBHVU . tk* country, sat In b#rry, although I though tho ylold Is far
below an average crop, y«t it Is much better than aotknpatad a few weeks before harvest. Other crops are looking wall, and afford rich prospect# for au abundant supply of food.
Logantport Pharot.
—Our wheat crop bu be#u harvested. Tba ylold la good, but notabov* tha general average la this county. The corn looke well where It hu bun properly attended, and will make a good atop*-Hancock Democrat. —Th* wheat in Glbeon eouaty will average about two-third* of a crop. Tbo beads did not fill out ae well a* wu expected .owing, some of tho farmers say, to the seed running out. WboatleMlIIng atfil 80 la Princeton, but It Is thought that this prlo* will not bo maintatned longer then this week. We beard
ant for harvaet during the jut week. Moat of
th* wheat Is cut throughout
Much of It is excellent
sobs Is very poor, A below an av#fag# <
lid got w at fil 60, but no on# took him np.—Evanevtlle Courier* Osnxjpmm Lnavn—We lean, that the keno dealers in viooennea were ordered by tbe onisens to pack up and l#av* on abort noUta, an Invitation which they reluctantly accepted, Thar* war* two rooaa In th* town. It la said that tba ladta* of th* town met aad agreed unanimously te "go for" tits concerns if K they did not vamoos* at tha gtvlon time. Tb* causa of this aetlon on th* part of tb* females was that their husbands, brothers and sweetheart* abandoned thorn altogether to attend tha hone toireoe.—Evansville Courier. —There is a surplus of nearly $82,000, remaining la tb* trauury of Randolph county. -Greenfield bu * haw ball dab. —An attempt waa Bade, within a few days, to rob th* National bank at Lawranooburg, by excavating a tunnel from an adjacent privyvault to the vault of tb* bank. Tb* work ww n#nrly eoaptoted when th* rogue* war* Manned in soma way, and decamped. Tb* bank offloors hoard aoisae outside their vault, but were unable to locate them fora oonstderaMo tiao. After tha gophers had gone, th* tunnel waa discovered by soma peraon notiolaftrosb earth in th* privy vault. A Chaxou or Babb—Geoff* Beyle, w long and.ao wall known la connection with tbo milling and bakery husmese In this dty, has formed a partnership with Messrs. Brow, Mae. hlathw and WRMam Braden, of Indlanspdta, for tb* purpou of carrying on th* milling buamaw at tb* Gratrd Mill* In that dlyT Tha firm name la Brett, Beyle A Company. Mr. Beyle bae had tha reepoot sod confidence el th* Lafaratt# public for maty yean, and wn can recommend him loth* people of IndianS&SESSSsr 1 s&a
Mirror. District r air.-We understand that art), da# ofaaanatattan have bean filed by tb* dllnon# of Wayne, Union, Fayette, Boob •nd Henry countle* for tha purpea* of aatahlisMug atflstrMtftlr at Cambridge city, In. dlana. This la a good aaov* aad In th# rtgnt dlraattan. M wlW b# u snwiw, gud will pete with our State fair In every particular. Oawbrtdv# OHjr to tba preps# location tor thowfrtr grounds. Ita railroad oommuatcaUons ana sqaai «* any otty In th# West, aad tt bw tb* faculty of accommodating w many paopf* is will asmmble at any #n* place Mtsfda of Indianapolis. It Is tho plow to# th# next state tot#. > room
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quest waa waa no
WmWM WAMMlltdTOM.
Pmeqeefike Supplementary Meeomim f<#n MU nMummfe Univereal 90ape MQl^TteameM 0 Prteonen of BJIf | fipwlal Corrwpondono* to th* Dolly Hrnta.
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M#Mnff aad bnaaealw speech maUn^Osm-. fsrwhkhltaaot lasaadon extraordtaarv. The
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Th# MU a# rapoftad to materially tin saw* w tha Senate V* which waa paa^ durtH tb# first pseetf the session. It uodarw tbo troe msMtlng and latent of tb# reconstruction pwfff Marsh 2, and provldo* that tb* district commanders shall hav# power to roaov# from offle* any person exordaiag, or claiming to axardse any office, civil or military, under th* antbortty of any so called State or tb* government thereof; <sstd removds to he subject to tho spprovsl or disapproval of tb* teas#*! •f lb# army of th# United States. ’-y Tbe MU also confirms Be action of the district commanders already performed, and declares that "any person heretofore or hereafter appointed by any district eoBBaader to sxsrclso tho (unctions of any dvll office, may baromovaddtbarby tb* military officers la command of tbe district, or by tbe general of tbe army." It further define* tbe duties of the boards of registration, and gives them power to go beyond the oath prescribed for reglatratlon, and to examine any one under «*tb, touching tbe qualification of any person cldmtng registration. I* also give* tbe district commander* authority to ramov* any member of tb* board of registration, and to fill any vacancy la auch board. Section 10, provides "that no district comBander or BSBber of tb* hoard of registration, or any of th* officers or appointees acting under them, shall b# bound in bts action by any opinion of any civil officer of the United State#." The vote on agreeing to tb# conference report stood as follows In th* Senate: Y*as81;naya 6; Messrs. Hendricks, Bneb— lew, Bayard, Davis, Norton- --»«»wrson, of Toontimp. ** tot negative. w*«a (be report wee presented to tbe Senate, Mr. Hendricks said that he felt it his duty to sny, that in signing tbs report of tfis com mute*, b* did net endorse tbe bUl. He represented tbe Senate, and not bis own views, In tha eomatttas, and aimed to secure an agreement to tho bill u it passed the Seoat# u nearly a* be could. Mr. Sumner gave notice that on Monday bo would call up hla universal suffrage MU, which provides for tb* ax teuton ol suffrage to tbo negro In all tha State# where it dew not already exist by law. Mr. Sumner claims th* right of Congress to deolar* univtihal suffrage by virtue of tb* clause of the Constitution which provides that "Congrem shall giuruntac to overy State a republican tors If goven ro-r t." anil h i further Insists thU no Slate has a n pnMIcan f -m of government which deulea the il^ht of the elective franchise to S imbo. Tbe sonorous Senator from Massachusetts seems t# have suddenly become excessively fond of tbe "covenant with bell," and evidently has the "league with tbe devil" written upon India rubber, which Is tho moat planslblo aeans of accounting for Ita Maaticity In hla baud*. Mr. Tbsddaus Stevens presented the report oi the conference committee upon th* reconstruction MU in tho House, nad stated, la explanation, that most of tbe amendment* of th* House had been agreed to, with sixth t modifications, among which that characterizing tb* authority of Congress »* “p remount” over tbo whole subject, be thuugm to bo quite an Improvement. After conceding th* power of Congress over the whole matter to be paramount, be could not see tbe logic of that reasoning which held that Congrea* had not the constitutional power to say that those offloer* (tb* military commandera) ehonld not be removed without the consent of the Senate. Home fragmente of tb* old shattered constitution had stuck, perhaps, in (ho hid - , neya of some Senators, and troubled them at night. W ben tb* tried to progress, tbe ghost of tha past constitution waa found in their way and obstructed them. Perhaps that waa natural enough, 1 do not find fault wltb It. What a brilliant panegyric upon the constitution wbloh he has helped to murder? So cool and refreshing this warm weather, isn’t Itf The report wu adopted by tbe House by a vote of 110 aye# to 38 nay*. Mesara. Nlblack and Holman of Indiana voting In tbe negative; Mr. Karr not proaont. The motion of Mr. File, that tba Miect comBlttoa on tba treatment of Union priaonen of war bo authorized to sot at auch places aad taka testimony by auch number of tbe committee ae It may deem proper, having been adopted, Mr. Mungen moved that that select committee be Instructed to Inquire also Into tbe treatment of rebel prisoners of war confined In tha campa and prison* of the United States Government during the war; alto, as to tho facte connected with tbo eartol for tbo oxebasg* of priaonen, and why auch apeedy exchange bad not boon effected. A general disposition being manifested on th* radical side of th* bousa to cry down the resolution, Mr. Ingereoll (radical), of Illlnola,spoke very warmly In advocacy of the resolution, and urgad his side of th* house not to smother an investigation and fair play on both aid** of the question; but tbe radical Don Quixotes (who imagliM aaaaanver An tb* DeiBOOratlO ■Ids to be a flank movement after tbe prectou* "fruits”), notwithstanding tba lively skirmish of parliamentary brickbat throwing whleh on sued, would not content to hav* B. F. B. bottled op any more; and, henccly, they refused to euspond tb* rules to admit tb* n elation. 1 no Used General Grant In tb* capital a tow minutes bafor# th* session commenced, sad thar* Is good reason to believe that ht wm instrumental In baring tha above resolution introduced; for tbo boro of Fort Fisher bM studiously endeavored to bring General Grant Into disrepute, nod bM even charged th* General wltb tbo respooalbllity of tbo failure to effect a general exobaog* of prisoners daring tbs iMt year of tb* war. Bat, as tt bappaaa, General Butler waa in charge of that matter at that time, and to bim belongs whatever of censure msy be due for the said
fallnr*.
Washington la Improving very rapidly. A greater number of buildings are in sour* construction than at any previous time sine* Om war; aad tba Impvtvemoats to tb* city are of * substantial kind: fin* Iron front buildings of tour and five stories on tb* avtnua, and palatial raal leneaa on tbo mors retired streets. In fin#, Washington 1# becoming a city U reality. Years, Micawber.
Am Awfmi Mood.
Last Sunday morning one of thorn fieadleh
outrages which caused tho blood to curdle, ga5«asrejafig‘irsr—
Though ,tho set la booisd, yet tt la
Cbr Vtottm of tbo hellish atrocity Is a widow tody, nnd who, wltb bar throo orphan oblldroa, roaUta to the dvll District. Tbawmoh to ma Alexander Mb, * fraodman. TM# Math devil, at *o daad hour of night, entered too Maniac apartment of tbo unfortunate tody, while aba waa wholly ua protected, and will vMeaeo, ami superior strongth, over-
*****
Mi ItoIMn Min ■VBU VMW vOs Ao soon •* ttm todff asmld do so, ah* gav# tb# alarm, which brought to tb* aeon* oftbe Mmdtol outrage Mr. W. D. Hankins, who WM stanptog aTtho nearest house, some fear hundred yard* distant. On hie way to tho Mae* Arm whom tbo trtaa proceeded, Mr. ■anMaomatmo accused sad aakad him what was the matter. Ae negro denied all knowlodgo at wbo» bad tranaplnd, n- J tbo gentleomb pnHoi on. Arriving at « •<» h—so, tin truth, with all Ha awful aarr u .v ogs, was at on## asaastatasd. Tba napre, Polk, eon Id not
court room, ol aa aaalp
MR, 9*
died foot above tbo nver and look out open thewnrid I# moving a person In aucb away that ho can not know how or what until be bnoottParianoodit- I waa w one elevation abont four hundred miles from Fort Benton, from whleh I eonld see plainly tbe Bear Paw Mountains nod snow on them, and they were Wall," and the "aplraa" are grand tights, rising one above tbo other, and looking like anclont nMK tififfrM look Ilka ebur eh steepsssassjsss
tabs • Ms* bettrooa man and God.
We MnNktSeaton on Friday morning nt having traveled all ntgat, through one of tb* worst placet along this wh 1* region. The distance from Benton here, I* one hundred and tofty ono mile*, and tie stager bare fourteen changes of horses, varying from right to fifteen
mtlee.
The great Is to nutritious that stock la kept in the finest order /oRh only the trouble of hording. Th* stage Ionian an all kept la this way, and with all the hard driving, they are In much better condition than the gonenlltv of horse* In tbe States. 1 ' 1 rode on top with tbe driver, as tbe coach wm crowded, and got tb* full bencUt of the trip. It was a fine ai^l to ett on top and mo six horse# going at full speed down tbe aide of a steep mountain, or along side tome deep ravin*. It looked fearful at first, but I toon got used to it and wanted no finer sport than to aa* tb* driving using bla "long lean."
Tba Kenyon is a pass between tb* spur of nAdbi tbe Rooky Mountains, nod to tbe flaeet eight ■***
say one ever saw. In paeeiag.si—w«— wav •arlame distance below. One must see these things to have any Idea at their grandeur. In looking around hare, 1 aa* that this country needs capital and vtorkingmen to develop It. Thor* to no doubt at its being the richest mining country In the world, but there as* too many ponons eomrug here who expect to pick the gold up la the street* without doing any work. Although it Is plenty, U requtreo work to get It, and If the proper plan U taken, no peraon can help getting rich and that very toon. Quartz mills are needed—they will pay enormous profit to the persons putting
Thors will b# a large number of mills put up this s«»von, but there will still be room for hundreds more of thorn. New gold discoveries are bring mado ovary day, mostly in the Placer mines and but nttfe comparatively has been don* In other kind of mining, but enough to know that there la tba moat money in
zMcfilnary-
You would bo surprised to see this town on Bnaday. Tba boras auctions are in lull blast; at on# plaes I saw thrso men MlUngall day. Tb* store* are open to every body and tbe gambling house* hav* their bands of music playing all tbe time during Saturday night, Sunday aad Sunday night. Crowds ol men throng tbo atrseta and too an unsophisticated floorierlt teems very strange to say the least. On weak days but little business is done ex-
cepttown folks trading
Tbe habit# of tbe people ere entl from tboM of our feike st homo.
among esc re entirely
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ftymffiB - previous and purehaMd
r~r~‘*~7T MbpkfVEi y
lums may be paid annually, i
-A-arenfe* W anted. r. v.BiansLemr, «m’I i«wa No. fifi Weet Waaktaptm Stmt,
fieri daowlx IBBIABAPBLIU. IBB.
ii'MMuaiitiMii I ■ r *r'xmw2
Book mid Job Printing
■STABLISHMENT,
ImfffiaaffiFffilfro,
• fiaffiaaa
TJfiri tbelrtn
PROPRIETORS OF THE HERALD take ptoasara in return ing their thanks to ^ friends aad tbe public for tbe very liberal peruse age they have seen it to bestow them during their brief connection with tbe above establishment. and would respectitally solicit a continuance and Increase oftbe same We do not
hoilteseto sny that our
AMD JOB OFFICE
Is on* at the meet complete and extensive in tbe west. Our facilities la TYPE. STEAM POWER FBRfiSlfi, nad material* pertaining to a printing office, an such the* we ean execute nil deoertptlonsof (rinataf at m tow prioe* a* any establishment in th* writ, an I la tn* XBAraar amn or vn AWT, which CM not fall to give eutir* satis-
CAR1MI
Business, Visiting and Taney Colored Cards every variety, at uansuolly low prices.
1 •; i trt p.
liver, er aaj at the <
digestion. This class of p
be mere liable a* contra
answer, bp
dist, avoiding all undue excitement, ^ rime exercise, avoiding all intoxicating drinks, no matter in What form presented, end toy tb* nee, aeeonttny to dlreeffone, of that great
strengthening tffide.
SS B l l ii. u> - ' ’ 'iwaiMi .■■w— .rotob.
6ERMAN BITTERS,
Prepared by ' ' r '-’ »R. C. NR. JACKSON, PX2XX«AJEXBU>XXXJL_ This Bitten is s compound of fluid extracts. The roots and herbs from wbieh it is made are gathered in Germany, and their virtues, in the form of extracts, extracted by one of th* most scientific chemists and pharmaceutists this country affords. It is NOT A LIQUOR PREPARATIO 2 In any sense of the word; contains no whisky, rum, or any other intoxicating ingredients, and ean be freely used in families without any fear or risk of those using it contracting tba disease or vice of intemperance. We wish this fact distinctly understood, as many are apt t* confound this Bittfiti wiftr -**■ — - mtiutth thfi pnfr, IlcprepAred from liquor of tome kind. Ihurin^tlM Cliolera Season OflCritbis Bitten was extensively used throughout the entire country
AM A
iR.vmr ■JNinTBW K* m*U W JCaiffi AAV AS9
And we have not heard of a single Instance which this Bitters was used, where the perso suffered from any of the symptoms of Cholera. THX GRRAT STRENGTHENING TONIC, BOOflASDS’ GIKUI UTTEKS.
WILL CURB
DEBILITY! DEBILITY Resulting from any amuse whatever. Prostration of the System, ikduokd nr Severe Hardships, Exposures, Fevers,
POSTERS
In black aad colored ink, of every conceivable shape aad sloe,aad on any aad every colored paper
CIRCULARS
Diseases of Camp Life. ••Idlers, ettixens, male er Female,
Admit er YarntM,
Will Rad in this Bitten a pore Tonie. not depend-
ent on bad liquors for their almost
miraculous effects.
This Bitten will cure the most severe cases of r> Y S I» E I» »I A., And Diseases resulting from Disorders of the Digestive Organs And Is the only sure, certain and safe remedy for LIVER COIHPLAINTS. All are more or less effected during the spring and fall with torpidity of that important organ of digestion, the Liver. This Bitten, without containing any preparation of mercury, or by purging, acta powerfully on this organ, excites it to a healthy and lively action, and gives a tone to ht
whole system: hence.
BealUt, Energy and Strength
Take the place of
Sickaeus, Debility aad Laasltmde
with State policy. There can be aomore pewaufttl agency in maintaining Constitutional Liberty thaaaraxx«SBn.andttahattbettM leading object of th* HxbaU) to advocate the equal rights aad sovereignty of the States, in *H powen net delegated to tbe Federal Government and the personal liberty of the citizen. ThsHnaaiA wiU oppose all nsnrpetiotts of powers, whether laths National or State Governments, and insist upon the subordination of the military to tbe civil rule. It will advocate the restoration policy of Pxxndkmt JoHxaox. the immediate admission of the Representatives of the Southern States in Congress, and a recognition of all the people of the States lately in rebellion, who have returned to their allegiance as citizens, with the full rights and privileges of citizenship, In order to restore the pacification of the country and its former prosperity. The Hxxau) will oppose negro sal frmge and all sttem to place political power in the bonds of the block race. As a jjFA.TLfflXa’y Noeffor shallt be spared to give the Hxbal» an interest to all rlmsiu of reader*. It will contain interesting Miscellany, tha LoSest News by Telegraph aad Mails, aad sneb general information as will make tt a welcome visitor to tbe Business Man. the Farmer anil the Mechanic. THE FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENTS Shall receive espeetol attention. The markefe of the leading cities will be given with accuracy, and a fall report of our own market. Term* •* the Itokily. One copy, one year, by mail. gio 00 *• “ six months “ 5 00 “ “ three “ ~ sou •• “ one “ “ 100 Ten cop Is of the Daily Hexald will be furnished one year tor tun. and an extra copy to the getter up of the club. Agents will be supplied at S cents per copy. ’Rtoramn •# the Weekly. Single copies, one year. 00 Single copies, six months,..-. 1 00 Ten copies, or more to one person, one year, eachcopy a, 1 ■» Twenty copies, or more, to on* person, one year, each copy,. j 50 With an additional copy to the getter up'o
each Club of tea.
Specimen copies will be sent to any person desiring tt, on application. Every Democrat in Indiana is requested to act as an agent for the Hzxald, and do all in his power to extend its circulation, and thus add to our ability to give it increased interest. Address, HERA1-B cmn PAN V, Proprietor* and Publisher!, INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
accordingly.
Blank Books.
We hav* a very complete assortment of paper to Blank Books, which will be bound la such
ras will Insure complete satisfaction. Tb* attention of county offioen
la reapectfally called to this branch of ourtmstnest.
BILL HEADS
Of various sum. neatly printed on nicely ruled paper, aad ai tbe very loweet living rate*.
Railroad Printing.
Will cure every ease of Uhr-raalc or Nfei-rnmn fihehllity, Ptoemaee wf the Kiebaeyn, Amd Ptaemnea mr-iairng; fi-oma st 1>1»ordered St witch.
Observe the following symptoms, resulting from disorders of the Digestive Organs: Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of Blood to the Head, AcidMity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Full. is or Weight tn the Stomach, Sour Eructations. Sinking or Fluttering at the Fit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or suffocating Sensation when in a lying Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull PaLi in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Byes, Pain in the side. Back. Chest, Limbs, etc., Sadden Flashes of Heat, Burning in tk# Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits.
BecommencUttionn HON. JAMBS THOMPSON, Judge of the Supreme Court at Pennsylvania. PKILAMUraiA, April M, IMS. I consider “Hoofland’s German Bitten ” a valuable medicine in case of attacks of Inrtlgettinn SSK'-ylSf-MSS, JAMES THOMPSON.
land's German Bttten, proenred nt yonr establishment. ▲ member of ti SHWESa* a torpid liver, uatd celebrated remedy, which in a tow weeks resulted m making her (to we her own. word*) “a new Top are at liberty to make any use of this yon Mi Aewiribi rimilersu|ki|uiito.
Offieen of roUraads win
the same
suit the interests ol
is same by calling at the Herald offiee an leaving their orders for work. A portion of —r—Mrifilhaebesnsoloriea wUh
^^■mneetoi
1 this class of work.
Bitters favor
ably for a aumber of vaaro. 1 i»mw .grui itmm !■ my own (hmily .and barebaan so gEurtZm
their effects, that I ffiwto to xoaay ett
epwatod In a st tohs great *lsas«re to this fiet, and caUing the
tspssi
at there si~ Whieh they are rec*
T Jv&i Tenra. truly. urfio. BXCK. .. jm all parts. .but waeewm allow of thepnblica >«f
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S6f 331 iFCk SfiFMtv PkiBlelf Ub« Fb. J • . ■
FIMNUrrUM.
to him Bulls-
Honsekeepers 7 Bmporinm
MapMag as ordered
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CHARLES B. CHEBVBR,
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mrmMm cncines.
k #f Buegle.) la larg# assort TTmxxMm,
WOm M ^mAMM nTEAM ENGINE V.Ht CBLERRATEto PORTAB AfiB STATIONARY ' tnsa «■*!■«• »»( Rrliers. -frrfg-i in.
111 iw tri 1
TITS ®
and tha best means of intormeft'fojfi aw tandtoariem pram. Brery Democratalmnld take a paper, especially on* that enlightens him on tbe questions in which he M immediately Interemed. Th* Proprlwon of the HxxALB intend that it skaB net only fUXy fiieeass the general is-
I BOM « TO Sfi BORAX POWER 4L8S rOKTABLE SAW MILLS.
T\ B have the oldest, lareeet and most complete Y v works In theUniteu States, devoted exclu-
to the manufacture of Portable Engines and
&
po
Which, for simplicity, compactness,
pertgjta ha superior to say ever offered to the The great amount ol boiler room, nre surlac and eylinder area, which we give to the rate hone power, make our Engines the most power fnl and rheapeot in use; and they are adapted t every purpose where power is required. All sloes constausly on hand or furnisheu or
short notice.
Descriptive circulars, with price list, en 01
application.
WOOD A MANX STEAM ENGINE CO.. Utica, N. Y. Branch office, *6 Maiden Lane, Y.CitY. augtfdly
RESTAURANTS.
JOHN A. LXaR&ITTES
DRV GOODS.
CHAMBEBS, STEVENS & CO.,
Importers and Jobbers of
IDK/ir gooids.
No*. 85 and 87 Race St-, below Pearl,
aprJO d3m
CINCINNATI, Allffi.
W.H. Hoover. J.R.Pumphrey. Murray Shipley. HOOVER, HUMPHREY & CO., Wholesale Dealers in STAPH AAD FANCY DAY GOODS AND NOTIONS, No. 94 Pearl Street, between Vine and Race, ciJsrci3srjsrAh.m. aprfiOdSm
G. LEH&RITTER & CO., CAPITAL SALOON AND RKSTAURANT, N*. 14 Ernst Washington Street (Martin Hug’s old stand.)
TT AVLNG fitted up the Capital at great exI_L pause for a Saluon and Restaur' nt we par-
ticulariy invite the puolic to give us a call, intend to keep our Bar well stocked with tn " ■*. Wine, Ale, Cigars, etc., ana our eil supplied with the very best the i. In foot we intend to keep a fii
as we
cue best
rant well supplied with the very best the market affords. In foot we intend to keep a first class house, and give satisfaction to our patrons,
fel# dam
FAAT FREIGHT LINE.
HERCBANTS’ DESPATCH
Fast Freight Line.
£2st a,l>li£ih.ecl
Anericu Express Co., Proprietors.
Traneperts Freight from
HEW YORK, BOSTOY,
A ND all points in the New England State-* to all points in the West and SouthwesChartered Can, .AC
Next In Opeed tn the Kegular Express Cnnspany,
At regular Railroad rates. For further inform ation, apply to O. G. RARL, Agent, 1* Virginia Avenue. Indianapolis. X. CUMMINGS, Superintendent, Buffalo. Jen dim
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
Administrator's Sale.
that I will sell at puburday, the 1-Sth day
IR LHBSTATEdlNDIAH^
St* BO COKHECTIOK WITH AXT OTXXX (■R of tha same name, in or out of Indianapolis - W. AH. GLEBE, Proprietor» > Has m> ooxaxonox with avronnxttAnuaHMBHT of the same name, inorentof Ind ianapolis W. A. ■■ GLBHN, Ernprfetare. IrtMm. . . • r.. -
SALE STABLES.
FEED AID BALE STABLES.
SsV.
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CrfiBch A €•.« PraprieUra,
BUY AND BELL
RORSES AND MVLCS. JM* 42 Sauth Pennsylvania Street, INDIAXAFOU-, INDIANA. 07SfS , SS£!r2S£Sg£5 u £5S: A Brawn. Froakim, Ten* ; J. 4. Gram erry Mt Ptoaeant, Tran j Aka. Thompson, Froailin, T#an.;J 8.Chapman, Macoa.Ga. aprlvalm
JeSBdtdAwSw
under, cash in hand. WM.JOHN WALLACE, Administrutor.
WineTrade of the United States Pmre Cmlifbrmlm CltampaRme. 1\ Tade and prepared as if done in France, from XTL pure California Wine, and taking tbe place of imported Champ —
letter, which may give a correct idea of the qua tty of their wine: “Continental Hotel, “Philadelphia, October 25,166fi “Messrs. Boucher A Co. “Gxhtlkmxk: Having Champagne a thorough 1 saying that we think it toe best American W ine we have ever used. We shall at once place it on our bill of fare. Yours truly, “J. E. ICINGS LEY A CO.” Call and try our California Champagne.
aovtSdSm
BOUCHKK A CO., ** Dev street New York.
TAILORING.
F1ICY AID
■ •os bntiiu sono
tori *4;
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:-ai iiitt - i t • . * T - V»-- 1
TRIMMINGS. ®u hand a comple 1 Whip*, Collars, etc.
PHYSICIANS.
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: rati dir
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m. ■>., services to the i**lte Bates House, fiiaa and second JeMdSm
Only Broad Cut
i > r,i.
AlUaess# emu
r. XSTEW, EdL. IX, an» mua«eon.
JUri* Sfol5a###ffidHoar,Milter’* Block. Ttohlra*# tn North Illinois Street.
.< miAXAFOUB, ora
In the Army
lit. New has e his proftwsion.
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Pl&yeiiciaii 9 th PeaBSvl1 North M
will di
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Saturday, the 13th day 01 lately occuuie by Robert
L Walp'de, deceased, in the cit. of Inaionspoii.. Marion county, • ertain personal property cf said deceased, consisting of a large and * ell selected Law Library, and other miscellaneous books anti
office furniture, etc.
A credit of four months wiU be given cn all sums ovrr three dollars, the purchaser givirg his
ROETH ft MEIER, Merchant Tailors ftlllV FURNISHING AND CLOlHING HOUSE, H*. 207 E*at WasMingleu street, i Lit tie’s Hotel Building.) *prt#d*s» INDIANAPUU3. IND.
BECKEK A BUBER, Merchant Tailors, No. 127 X. Washington St., Indianapolis. Ind. \A7* have received from the East a well asI? sorted stock of new Goods. Cloths, Cassiffi*rea, Testings, etc., of the latest styles, wnich we propose to make up into Custom Work at prices to suit the rimes. Mr Huber a member of tbe firm, is an experienced cutter, and pays personal attention to the cutting, as we employ none but good workmen, we guarantee entire sati-foction to our customers, and would solicit a call. Respectfully, BECKaB A Ht/BEB. ‘ “ ‘ Neck- ,- ig all dSm
WM 8WEIHHART, Merchant Tailor, And dealer in Cent’s Furnishing Goods, ffi^tiawBtffi KeriffilBB Street, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. QFRING aad Summer Coths and Vestings, in myridSm •AOOLERY HARDWARE. G. BEYXB. jr. THOMS. KBTSFER Sc THOMS VEdfeiEfUB S1 M ( Opposite the Cow: House.) I »Altototopw* I*. Imriimma. WheteMteaad Retail Dealeis in Saddlery Fiardware,
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