Indiana State Guard, Volume 2, Number 30, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 June 1861 — Page 4

A' Parody on "Old Grimes."

nr HORN KOB. OM Briiitlle's dead that pood old cow, iVe ne er slmll see her more ; She had a pair of lops behind, A pair oi' legs before. Oh! she was gentle as a dove, And knew no base design: She had two horns her head above, Like any other kine. Her beauty hid from public gaze, She never brought to mind, Nor made a noise on rainy days, ,' As other cattle do. In winter she was fed on hay. ''.. AVe cut the fodder fine: ' She give eight quarts of milk a daji On Sunday she give nine. ! ' i ' '. And just at sunset every night, I She came home without tail, . She never felt disposed to fight, And ne'er kicked over the pail. She sought her friends among other cows, With whom she won esteem; , And never kicked up any rows, But always gave good cream. Oh ! she was generous to a fault, Betrayed no idle fears ; She never refused her salt, She wore a pair of ears. And now she has gone to her long home, We mourn, and ever shall? For everybody said she was A fine old animal. A Quit-Claim Divorca. From the rapidly growing Nebraska Territory an intelligent correspondent writes to the drawer on this wise : "I have just received from a friend in Denver City the. following answer to a petition for a divorce, which is too good to be lost, : I therefore send it to you for exposure to the admiring giize of the funny world. "Last spring John Howard and his w ife, Mary E , left this city for the hind of golden promises, Pike's Peak. After arriving at Denver City, John left his lady ami went up into the mountains. Mary not liking, probably, to be left alone, and John rather liking lo be relieved of double blessedness, did not return. All of which with, perhaps, some other provocation was considered by the fair Mary as a just cause for a divorce. So she applied to the Chancery Court of Denver for a release from the bonds of matrimony with (lie said John'. Judge D , who presides over that august institution, ordered the publication of the petition to be made in the city papers, and also requiring the truant John to appear on a day named in the notice before the Honorable Court, and show cause, if any he had, why the said application for a divorce should not be granted. "John happened to see the paper containing the notice while ruralizing at Canon City, and at once set himself down to answer the petition, which lie thus did : '.'Mart E. 'Howard, " 'Answer of deft. . lo plff's. petition for a divorce, in Court vs. ' " 'John Howard. of Chancery, Denver City, Jefferson Territory. To the Plaintiff in the abort action. " 'Whereas, having been cited through the public press of Denver to appear before one Judge D , of the above elected Court, to show cause why your prayer lo be divorced from me should not be granted, I, the said defendant, take this opportunity to relieve you from all em- , barraSsmctit in the matter, by sending you. a quit-claim deed to all my right, title, and interest whatsoever in you, leaving a blank to be filled up by the name of the party by whom you may in future be claimed. Hoping you will fully appreciate my good feeling in the matter, I will proceed to give you the said promised quitclaim deed, as follows, to wit : "Know all men and one woman, by these presents, that I, John Howard, of Canon City, of Ike first part, do hereby grant, bargain, convey, and quit-claim all my right, title, and interest to the undivided whole of the ancient and unreal estate known as MaryE. Howard, the tide to which I acquired by occupation, possession, and use, situated at present in the town of Denver, J. T., together with all the improvements made by me thereon and therein, with all the use, rents, profits, and appurtentinces .therein anywise appertaining unto ; to B , of t he second part, to have and lo hold unto the said B , so long as he can keep her without recourse upon the indorser. '"In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal, this 24th day of January, A. D. 1861. ; ' .'":. ' "Signed John Howard, l. b. " 'Signed in presence of A. Kudd, Clerk of Canon Cily, District Civil Court, per Wilber V. Stone, Deputy.' "It is said that the answer and deed were satisfactory. " "In the town of T , not many miles from here, there was a shoemaker who at times officiated as preacher of the -. Univcrsali-t persuasion. He always wrote the notices himself, in order to save the expense of printing. Here is one of them : " 'There will be preaching in the pines opposite the United Stales Hotel this Sunday afternoon on the Subject 'All who do not believe will be damned at three o'clock.' " Proper Equipage, The Conneclicut troops are supplied by the state witli regular army w agons large and strong horses and harness fifteen to each regiment with ambulences also. This looks like work, as without these our army "annot move one foot into Virginia or elsewhere. Our Administration at Washington is so overwhelmed with affairs that they welcome troops so mpplied, and it would be timely for every State to tee that its regimenU are furnished with these and at once. The expense will of course be rcmilied by the general Government. Every officer for his own sake and that of bin men, ought to urge this provision, and no time should be lost, for they cannot be made in day. t3T The amount of gold iind silver in the New York banks, the "World" says, is more than three times the average antecedent lo the crisis of 1857. The large amounts now being distributed for Government purposes find their way back lo (he Atlantic cities in less than a fortnight. Even during the past week tl.OOO,000 hare been added lo the sum named in the last statement. This steady maintenance of a specie reserve of near 10,600,000, although indicattre of stagnation in trade, is now a reliance for the worst emergencies that may occur.

OFFICIAL. LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

. I ... . ., , t Pasted at the second session, which rm begun end held at Citu of Washinalrm. in the District of Coltimbin, on Man ila, the third day of iJeccmlur, A. D. 1860, and ended on Monday, the fourth day of March, A. D. 186t. AN ACT to authorize the Issue of Treasury Notes, and . for othor l'urposcs. ' Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives, of the Unittd Hates of America in Congress assembletl. That the President of the United States lie hereby authorized to cause treasurv notes, for such sum or sums as the exigencies of the pultlic service may require, but not to exceed at any time the amount of ten millions of dollars, and of denominations not less than fifty dollars for any such note, to be prepared, signed, and issued in the manner hereinafter provided. . Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That such treasury notes shall be paid and redeemed by the United Slates at the Treasury thereof after the expiration of one year from the date of issue of such notes ; from which dates, until they shall be respectively paid and redeemed, they shall bear such rate of interest as shall be expressed in such notes, which into of interest shall be six per centum per annum: Provided, That, after the maturity of any of said notes, interest thereon shall cease at the expiration of sixty days' notice of readiness to redeem and pay the same, which may at any time or times be given by the Secretary of the Treasury in one or more newspapers at the seat of government. The redemption and payment of said notes, herein provided, shall lie made to the lawful holders thereof respectively upon presentment to tho Treasury, and shall include tho principal of each note and the interest which shall lie due thereon. And for the payment and redemption of such notes at the time and times therein specified, the faith of the United States is hereby solemnly pledged. ' Sice. 3. And be it further enacted. That such treasury notes shall be prepared under the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, and shall be signed in behalf of the United States by the Treasurer thereof, and countersigned by the Register of the Treasury. Kach of these olliccrs shall keep in a book, or books provided for the purpose, separate, full, ami accurate accounts, showing the number, date, amount, and rate of interest of each treasurv note signed and countersigned by them respectively; and, also, similar accounts showing all such notes which may he paid, redeemed and cancelled, as tho sume may be returned,' .ill which accounts shall be carefully preserved in the Treasurv Department. And the Treasurer shall account quarterly for all such treasury notes as shall have been I countersigned by me Itegister anil uenvereu to tno 1 reasurer for issue. Sec. 4. And be it further enncted, That the Secretary of the I rcasury is hereby authorized, with the approbation of tho President, to cause such portion of said treasury notes as may bo deemed expedient, to be issued by the Treasurer in payment of warrants in favor of public creditors, or other persons lawfully entitled to payment, who mav choose to receive such notes in payment at par; and the" Secretary of the Treasury is hereby authorized, with the approbation of the President, to issue the notes herebyaiuhorized to be issued, at such rate of interest as may he otl'ercd by the lowest responsible bidder or bidders who may aixree to take the said notes at par, after public advertisement of not less than ten days in sueh papers as the President may direct, tho said advertisement to propose to issue such notes at par to those who may oiler to take the same at the lowest rate of interst. But in deciding upon tiiosc bids no fraction shall bo considered which may be less than one-fourth per centum per annum. Sec. 5. And be it firthcr enacted, That said treasury notes shall be transferable by assignment indorsed thereon by the person to whose order the same may be made payable, accompanied together with the delivery of tiie note so assigned. Sec 6. And be it further enacted, That snid treasury notes shall be received by tho proper othcers in payment of all duties and taxes laid by the authority of the United States, of all public land sold by said authority, and of all debts to the United States, of any character whatever, which may be due and payable at the timo when said treasury notes may be ottered in payment thereof; and upon every sueh payment credit shall he given for the amount of principle and interest due on the note or notes received in payment, on the day when the same shall have been received by such officer. Sec. 7. Andbeit further enacted, That every collector of the customs, receiver of public moneys, or other officer or agent of the United States, wiio shall receive any treasury note or notes in payment on account of tho United States, shall take from the holder of such note or notes, a receipt on the back of each, stating distinctly the date of such payment, and the amount allowed on such note ; and every sueh otlicer and agent shall keep regular anil specific entries of all treasury notes received in payment showing the person from whom received, the number, date, and amount of principal and interest allowed on each and everv treasury note received in payment, which entries shall be delivered to the Treasury with the treasury note or notes mentioned therein; and, if found correct, such offieer or aent shall receive credit for the amount, as provided in tho sixth section of this act. Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That the Secretary of the Treasury be. and hereby is, authorized to make anil issue from time to time such instructions, rules, and regulations to the several colileetors, receivers, depositaries, and all others who may be required to receive such treasury nntes in behalf of, and as agents in any capacity for the United States, as to the custody, disposal, cancelling, and return of any sueh notes as may be paid to and received, by them respectively, and as to the accounts and returns to bo made to the Treasury department of such receipts, as he shall deem best calculated to promote the public convenience and security, and to protect the United States, as well as individuals, from fraud and loss. Sec. 9. And lie it further enacted. That the. Sccrerarv of the Treasury be, and hereby is, authorized and directed to cause to lie paid the principal and interest of sueh treasurv notos a may be issued under this act, at the time and times when according to its provisions the same should be paid. And said Secretary is further authorized to purchase said notes at par for the amount of principal and interest due thereon at the time of such purchase. And so much of any unappropriated money in the Treasury as may be necessary tor the purpose is hereby appropriated tor the payment of the principal and interest of said notes. Sec. 10. And be it farther enacted, That in place of such treasury notes as may have been paid and redeemed, other treasurv notes to the same amount mav be issued: Provided, That the agfrreate sum outstanding under the authority of this aet shall at no time exceed the sum of ten millions of dollars: And jnrovided further, That the power to issue and reissue treasury notes conferred by this aet shall cease and detercnino on the first day of January, in the vear eighteen hundred and sixty-three. .Sec. 11. Anct be it further enacted, That to defray the expenses of engraving, printing, preparing, and issuing the treasury notes herein authorized, tho sum of fifteen thousand dollars is hereby appropriated, payable out of any unappropriated money in tho Treasury: Provided, That no compensation shall be made to any officer whose salary is fixed by law for preparing, signing, or issuing treasury notes. Sec. 12. And lie it further enacted. That if any person shall fat-ely make, forfre, or counterfeit, or cause or procure to be made, forped, or counterfeited, or willinply aid or assist in falsely making, forcing, or counterfeiting any noie in imitation of, or pnrportinjr to be a treasury note, issued as aforesaid, or shall pass, utter, or publish, or attempt to pass, utter, or publish, any false, forged, or counterfeited note, purjorting to te a treasury note as aforesaid, knowing the same to be falsely made, forired or rounterh ited. or shall falsely alt'-r, or cause, or prenre to be falsely altered, or willingly aid or assist in falselv altering any treasury note, issued as aforesaid, or shall pass, utter, or pnMish, or attempt to pass, utter, or publish as true, any fal-cly altered lrcasury note, issued as aforesaid, knowing the same to be falsely alti red, every sueh person shall be deemed and adjudged guilty of felonv, and being tht-reof convicted by due course of law, shall be sentenced to be imprisoned and ke.tt at hard labor for a period not less than three years nor more than ten years, and to be fined in a sum not exceeding five thousand dollars. Sec. 13. Andbeit further enacted, That if any person shall make, oren'jrave, or cause, or procure to be made or enjrraved, or shall have in his custody and possession any metalic plate engraved after tho similitude of any plate from which any notes, issncd as aforesaid, shall nave been printed, with intent to use sueh plate, or cause or suffer the same to be used, in forging or counterfeiting anv of the notes issued as aforesaid, or shall have in hi custodv or jiossessioo any blank note or notes engraved and printed after the similitude of any notes issued as aforesaid, with intent to ue such blanks, or cause or suffer the same to tie used, in forging or counterfeiting any of the notes issued as aforesaid, or shall herein bis custodv or posesion any paper adapted to the making of such notes, and similar to the paer ujKm which any such notes shall have been issued, w ith intent to use such paper, or cause or suffer the same to be used in forging or counterfeiting any of the note issued as aforesaid, every such person, being thereof covicted by dne course of law, shall be sentenced to be imprisoned and kept to hard lalwr for a term not less than three nor more than ten years, and lined in a nu not exceeding fire thousand dollar. Sec 14. Ad be a further enntied, That h shall be the datr of the Secretary of the Treasury to cause a statement to be published monthly of the amount of treasury note issued and paid and redeemed ander the provisions of this artshowing the balance outstanding pa h month. Sec 15. And be it further enacted, That all money hereafter contracted for under the authority of the act entitled "Am art andioriiing a loan, and proridinfr for tha

redemption of treasury notes," approved June twontv-scc-ontl, eighteen hundred and sixty, shall be ttstd in the re- ', demptiuu of treasury notes now outstnndins-, and those t.n ha ixstird under this act. and to reulact! in the lrcasury

. ! any amount of said notes which shall have been paid and t&fnceireri tor public tUitw, and lor nu other pui-poma..--, , Approved, iLocembor 17, inn).AN ACT to amend tho fourth Section of tho Act for the Admission of Oregon into tho Uiiiiin, so as to extend tho Time for selecting Salt Springs and contigious Lands in Oregon. lie it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the timo for selecting the salt springs and contigious lands, according to the provisions of the fourth section of tho aet entitled "An act for the admission of Oregon into the Union," approved February fourteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, to be extended to any tunc within three years from tho passage of this act, anything in said section to the contrary notwithstanding. ' Approved, December 17, I860. AN ACT making Appropriations for the Payment of Invalid and other Pensions of the United Slates for the Year ending Juno thirtieth, eighteen hundred und sixtytwo. Be it enacted by the Senate und House of Hepreseulatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the following sums be, and the snino are hereby apropriatcd, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the payment of pensions for the year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two. For invalid pensions, under various acts, three hundred and eighty thousand dollars. For pensions under acts of eighteenth March, eighteen hundred and eighteen, fifteenth May, eighteen hundred and twenty-eight, and seventh June, eighteen hundred and thirty-two seventeen thousand dollars. For pensions to widows of those who served in the revolutionary war, under the. third section of the net of fourth July ."eighteen hundred and thirty-six, the acts of seventh July, eighteen hundred nnd thirty-eight, third March, eighteen hundred and forty-three, seventeenth June, eighteen hundred and forty-four, second February, and twenty-ninth July, eighteen hundred and forty-eight, and second section act of third February, eighteen hundred and fifty-three, one hundred and seventy thousand dollars. For pensions to widows and orphans, under first section act fourth July, eighteen hundred and thirty-six, act of twenty first July, eighteen hundred and forty-eight, first section act of third February, eighteen hundred and fiftythree, and act third June, eighteen hundred fifty-eight, three hundred and forty thousand dollars. For navy invalid pensions, twenty-five thousand dollars. For navy pensions to widows and orphans, under act of eleventh August, eighteen hundred nnd forty-eight, one hundred and lifty thousand dollars. Appitovicn, December 21, 1H00. AN ACT making Appropriations for the Support of the Militarv Academy for the year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two. Be it enacted bjf the Senate and House of llipresentatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the following sums 'be, and the same are hereby appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the support of tho Militury Academy for the year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixtv-two. For pay of officers, instructors, cadets and musicians, one hundred and seventeen thousand ono hundred and seventy six dollars. For commutation of subsistence, four thousund one hundred und sixty-one dollars. For forago for officers' horses, ono thousand four hundred and forty dollars. For pay iii lieu of clothing to officers' servants, sixty dollars. For current and ordinary expenses as follows: Repairs and improvements, fuel and apparatus, forage, postage, stationary, transportation, printing, cleiks, miscellaneous and incidental expenses, nnd departments of instruction, thirty-nine thousand nnd ten dollars. For gradual increase nnd expense of library, ono thousand dollars. For expenses of the board of visitors, four thousand dollars. For forage of artillery and cavalry horses, six thousand six hundred and forty dollars. For supplying horses for artillery and cavalry practice, one thousand dollars. . For repairs of officers' quarters, five hundred dollars. For models for the department of cavaly, one hundred dollars. For targets and batteries for artillery exercise, one hundred and fifty dollars. For furniture for hospital for cadets, one hundred dollars.. For annual repairs of gas pipes and retorts, three hundred dollars. For wanning apparatus for academic nnd other buildings, two thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars. For materials for quarters for snbnltern officers, three thousand five hundred dollars. For kitchen for cadets' mess hull, nine hundr d and fiftv dollars. For mess room and kitchen for cadets' hospital, one thonsand five hundred dollars. To defray tho expenses of tho commission appointed under tho eighth section of an aet making appropriations for the support of tho army for the year ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, in addition to the amount appropriated by said act, thirteen hundred and sixty dollars. Approved, January 5, 1801. AN ACT to amtinue in Force an Act therein mentioned, relating to the Port of Baltimore. ftp it enacted bu the Senate and House of llejiresentfitives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the act passed the seventh day of March, one thousand eight hundred, entitled "An act declaring the assent of Congress to certnin acts of the States of Maryland and tTeorgia, ana wnicn Dy sunseqenr acts nave oeeii cummued in force until the third day of March, one thonsand eight hundred and sixty-one, be and the same, so far as it relates to the act of the State of Maryland, is hereby revived and continued in force until the third day of March, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-one : Prorided, That the duty shall not be levied on any vessel more than once in any month. Approved, Januarv 19, 1861. VICKERS' DRUG STORE, NO. 1 ODD FELLOWS HALL. Mr. Kosoiiffiirf'li having removed, V. B VICKERS Has opened oul a large ami com pi etc stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, rAZjS"TS, OIJliS, Window Glass and Druggists' Glassware, PA TENT M EDI CINES, PERFUMERY AND TOILET GOODS. LADIES AIVDGENTLEMEN Will nii'l in this extensive atnek even thine ierlnining to the toilet, till Into styles onit genuine articli-.. .'mbracitig FIXE SCENTED SOAPS, HAIR OIL AND BRUSHES, PUFF BOXES, POMADES, Extracts for the Handkerchief, etc CHOICE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. COAL OIL AND LAMPS, j.nlU- t till ( IIKtP. HANDS WANTED ! TWISH to ernpli two avtlva hands to cut aaw-.or: !. one to drirn ttii-n in hauline I lie samu t- Hie Saw Mill. 1 lotned-ui thaeara of tiock and raisiitx (train. A Mi.ri man will t bnarded. aitil a house rented to a married mn. For the farm hand. an knrliibmai' or (iermaiipreierred; the other to he A mencatis. None need apply nnlcsfl drairinr, and determined to merit nernsancnl situations. r J. 8. BROW.. Gallaadet. t miles ft. K. from IndlanapMls. IT. B. 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living rates; and French, or Colored Papers, and Cards or Card s. n r if HOOFIAND'S RKAT y STAKDARD REMEDIES of the present ngo, have ncnuireJ their great popularity only through years of trial., l"nbfninlLd s;it Id ruction is rendermi by I hem in nil ceaca. nOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS WILI, pogiTivr.LT cum X4Ter Complaint, DyepepelA, Jaundice, NcrroM Debility, DtBcaac of tho Kidney.. ; nnd all discflWB nrtains from a diwrdcred liver, or iroitkOCM of the Stomach and Big.rtlv. Urgaus, AND mi rOSITIVRLT TREVES? TCUOW rtVEl, BILIOUS FEVER, AND FEVED AND tUC uux Almnnac for proof. Pbice, '5 cruta pit Ituttlo, HooflandY Balsamic Cordial wit.t, posmvEtv au Coufh, Colds, or Hoareenesf, Bronohitla, Infineon, Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient Coniutnption, and hns pcrU'rim-d tin- mort nMimiiliii.g cure crcr known vi CONFIRMED COKSt MPTIOlC. As a Dinrihtou Cordi.il it is u return! ltd. VtlCR, 35 cent pi-r Doitlij. K0GFLAK3 S GERMAN PILL, bein-r well known tlirntilntit i nrupo and Anirrira. need no commpndiition livrr. 'ib.ynii.' jmrrl T.!grtt.l.i- r ptrpnrof! wiil grunt fx.-ctiitnit mul nrt Bmtnr-ci;iti;d. No better CHtlwrtie I'M n In f mid. I'BICt 2& ct. por box. Tliem mod iei ties arc prrpami by lr. C. M. Jacisos k Co-, PhiUddphift, Pa- and St. Loois, Jlo and are toM by dniKK'"8 "wl drnili-rii In inpdirine everywhere Tlif si-natnr-e uf C M. Jacesow will bo on tUo ootirMo of each Ixiitle T tut. In our Ereruhnlt't Almanac," pnblfotird annually, you will fiud testimony and cumnifiitt-itory nm ice from all pnrtu of the Hintry. These Almimacaare fciven away by all our igenta. HKW AHK OF COfNTEKFEIT 1. See that von jcel Hooflnnds German Bittor. prepared iy Dr. V. M. Jackflon, Pliiln., Pa.. and that hil tirtre " th wrapparof Kach b..ttle.- K. MKRRICKt. Advertiflliife and Coinmarrial Ajr K. Krnwtiiiifr. Agent for Iinliitnapolia. mmy 12-Iy GLENN'S BLOCK. The large and bcmttfiil Store In Glenns' Block, fitted op so elefrantlv enpresdlv for a Hoot and 8hoe Sioro. is now filled with a stiperb ftock. mbrarinr every article tn the fihoo lino Ihnt taste or comfort can demand. Tliis Store will be opened on S ATI It PAY, IT! ARC II 23. ISfilt and the proprietors repenfully Invito every body tocalt and examine the Slock , whit h will he found Iho largest and moat complete ever bronchi lo thi tfitr, with prices the lowest. The arranirements urv ueh thronghoiit as to render II a pleiRHnt and economical place for Lm4x9 to trade, while irenllemen will la Bud eomethinf exactly suited lo their "understandiny Meiwrs. Cadv, !rrow and Webb will take plennre In showin any article of this frHmente Stock to tboae who mmj call, whether they wiah to bu or not. TT7 One price and for Cash only. Indianapolis. March 91. UfM. . ar3J li

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