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fora joint convention, on Monday, was ia
bled by 81 ayes to 90 nays.
On motion, the senate adjourned until
to morrow morning at 0 O'Clock.
Friday morning. Jan. 10.
The House met.
BY Wiley. to so amend the act relativ 9
TO free banks, as to prohibit them.from is
suing notes Of less denomination than
ten dollars.
Marvin offered an imperative resolution,
requiring bill to be reported repeating
that part Of the school law which levies a
tax of 10 cents for the support Of public
schools.
[Studabaker opposed this resolution
It was an imperative one, and we were not
prepared to determine so important ques-
ton. The Constitution requires system
Of common schools TO DO sustained, and as
this resolution was calculated to destroy
it; he considered il unconstitutional.
Herod considered the present system un-
equal and unjust--it was based on wrong
principles-because the means raised to
support il were not equal. As well.might
we require the State to provide clothing
for the children, II, as is urged, we should
provide for their education at the common
expense, because they are the chill dren Of
the State.
Conner of Wabash, thought the res O.
luton premature.
After further debate, tho resolution was
laid on the table--Ayes 6s, noes "a.
This vote may be regarded as test Of
the opinion Of the House in favor of retain
ing school tax. Whether ii it will be in
creased, is question not decided.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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HOUSE.
TmunspAY Morning, Jan. 10,

THURSDAY Morning, Jan. 10.
The House met.
by Claypool, to repeal tho act creating
the Bank OF tho State Of Indiana.
ORDERS oE rnE DAY.
The House took up tho message Of tho
Senate olectIng State Librarian.
Humphreys moved TO concur In tho
same. with an amendment 10 20 Into Joint
Convention for election Of State Librarian
on next Saturday aI2, +. NJ.
Crosse. moved 70 amend the amendment
by coneuuIng 10 the election Of Dillon, a.
state Librarian, and Samuel II. BuakIrk a.
state Agents laid on the table. Ayes OF,
noes 81.
Humphreys said thatthe statute roqulr-
cd Joint Convention TO elect. II dcelar,
cd that tho state Librarian should DO cleo,
ted In 1893 by such Convention. aud eve
| ny. two years thereafter. "an election should
be held for the same purpose
Mcdonald, of Lake, maintained thai
the statute did not specify tho mode by
which the elections subsequent to 1858
should DO made.
Gordon moved to postpone tho further
consideration Of the subject to this da,
two weeks.
lie said..it was unnecessary to consume
time now. In the consideration of these
matters. lie desired that time might b.
given to make an arrangement that woul'
DO satisfactory to all.
The motion did nor prevail. Ayes 81
noes 60.
An amendment was naas 10 tho amend
ment, changing tho day OF election from
Saturday to Monday next
As thus amended, the am cndmcnt 0
Humphreys was adopted. Ayes SO, noe
-. and the resolution as anon, led, concur
red In. Ayes SO noes 10.
The House adjourned.
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pITBLIC SALE.

THE uNDERsiol kp will sell atpublle auction
| on saturday tho tQih Of January, 1887 Mo lol'
iswing described property, ylli Two hufsa wa
gon aud iuii set OF hafneaal ifst rate new sleigh
ulenslls grncrhllii l milob COW, eloek and
household iufniiufa.
sale 10 commence ct 10 o'clock OF said day "a
tho residence % snrAh nlAokiltgo, ON the irook .
vlilo aud connorsyilic pike, three miles north ol
Bfo0kyllu,
TERMs.-Ail sums OF thee dollars and under
cash Ia hand, aud all sums over three dollars, .
mouths credit. purchaser giving nota wlts approx.
cd security, waving valuation and appralsncni
lava. .
dee 90 DRUSIl.LA CASH.
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spstIal Matitss,
LETTER FROM HON. JOHN MINOR BoITs
OF VIRGINIA.

or VIRGINIA
Richmond. July OH, 1865.
Messrs. WIN s. BEKRs q Co.
Centiemen:-Conside % duty . the az.
ficted alone prompt me TO send you this yolunfa'
w testimonial N the great value OF CAnrnR,
sPsSIsn MnruRE, for that almoat incnrable dis
case, scrofula.
Without being disposed, or deeming u nccessa.
~, 10 60 into tho particulars of the ease can say
that tho astonishing results that have been pr0du'
ced By that medicine, on mvmbcr OF my own
family. aud under my own observation and super
lntendence. amer the skill OF the best physician,
had been exhausted, aud all the usual remedie,
had failed, fully justify me In recommending u,
use to all who may be suffering from that drcacfu
maiady.
I donot mean TO say that IT'S adapted 10 all con.
situations, that IL will Afford the sane relief IN
all cases. for, OF course, eau know nothing abou
thst-but from what have seen OF The effects,
would not hesitate 20 u In any and every case
OF Scrof,la, with persons for whom felt an inter
est, or over whom could exercise innuenes OF
control. Respectfully yours.
JOHN M. EOTIS.
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A CHALLENGE

THE RESULT OF the trial OF Corn crushers at
Il Brookville on Saturday the sixth OF Deem
Der being unsatisfactory 70 the parties Interested
feel 80 disposed, 10 meet The
IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT"
nj Brookville, On the nrst Tuesday In September,
1851, 10 compete for Purse, on the following
terms
shall be chosen, at least en- days before the day
Of trial, the manner OF choosing said committee
70 be determined by consultation with The compel
"a. This committee shall receive sio each for
their services, to bc paid out OF the "purse
I'd. Each competing NJ III shall pay to the com
mittee 500, before commencing 10 grind; the
moni, thus paid 70 constitute a "puise" which
miitee have deducted their compensation ne stat
aih. The mills shall be set 10 grind Of an even
nneness Of meal, and shall In no case DO changed
Mh.' No MIN shall be fed or forced by hand, but
allowed TO supply themselves, The corn being
oth. Zach mill shall grind one hundred revolu-
tlons.
IN. The same quality of corn shall be used BY
all the Mills.
sih. The meal OF each Mil shall be accurately
measured BY the commitioe, and an account made
| OF t.. One bushel OF the meal rom each MILL
shall DO passed through No 4 scivc'
9th. Tho power rec uired for each mill shall DO
noted by the use OF the " Dynanometer"
10Th. Amer grinding 10 the satisfaction Of the
committee, the strength and durability Of each
mill shall be proven, BY putting into the mills
such hard substances are liable 10 get into them
In ordinary usage, until all the mills are either
broken OF otherwise rendered useless.
10 shall be the duty the comm itiee 70 note at
tentiyely all The qualities Of each mill, and make
thorough examinations with that view. To make
memo randum OF each itcm that falls under thei .
observation, and af,er the trial IL over retire and
compare notes, and render q full Reports and
award the Premium TO the Mil which shall, In
their opinion, best deserve n.
IL shall DO obligatory upon all competitors that
they shall DO upon The ground, ready for operst-
ing, by nine o'clock, A. M.,--and also upon the
com mittee 10 be prese Mt at that hour.
WILLIAM MULFcRD.
Rockville, Dec 18th, 1885 n
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HOUSE.

Crosse asked that tho Journal OF yester-
days proceeding. DO changed, 40 that 10
be made 10 appear that part OF tho soma.
tors came In. Instead OF the senate and
that tho senator from Monroe adjourned
the convention instead Of tho presiding
Officer Of the senate.
Hs said, that before the Journal could
declare that the senate was here, tho
house SHOULD have been officially inform.
cd Of that fact. There were senators here,
but not the senate, for how could that DO
known, unless the resolution Of tho house
bad boon concurred In by that body.
Dobbins said that the Constitution re-
qulred the presence Of both houses on the
al Monday Of January, TO hear tho speak
Or announce the result Of tho votes for
Governor and Lieutenant GOVERNOR
When the hour arrived, senators eame Ia.
II they had not responded 10 the invita-
ton OF tho house and treated us with
oontempt, Il Is our constitutional duty TO
have done what was performed on yester-
day.
Larue conceded In the argument of
drose. Wagner said that the House had
invited the Senate 70 be present At half
psst O'Clock, yet those Senators who were
here, came IN minutes before 2 o'clock.
IL could not be presumed that they were
here IN pursuance with this invitation. II
90. then the Clerk cannot presume il that
the Senate, ~ q body, were present and
should pot be so stated In tho Journal.
Mcdonald Of Lake maintained that our
journal should show facts a. they occur
red-that the resolution Of the House
should have been reciprocated by tho Sem
ate. That body did not do this, hence. we
had no official information that the Senate
was here. All that was done yesterday.
did not constitute Joint Convention, and
our journal should not speak Of ID as such.
Gordon said that tho respective houses
cannot come together in Joint Convention
but by concurrent action. The LIEUT.. Gov
ernor, could not preside here unless the
senate was here. lie believed that under
the CONSTITUTION Wright was still Cover.
nos, and Willard Lieut.. Governor. for the
proceedings Of yesterday woro void.
Crosse remarked that although the Con-
stitutioa required the votes to Be announe-
"a IN presence Of both bouses, yet that he
did not raise the presumption that the Sem
ale was hero. ltcould disregard a consfi-
euuonai obligation, aud without official in
formation Of It's being here, we could not
presrme Il was.
Ciaypool thought tho Constitution SUI
perior " oil laws. Il requires Joint con-
vsnf'on 70 meet on the I'd day Of January
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to hear the votes counted, and when Sem
ators were here, the presumption must be,
that the Senate are here in compliance
with their constitutional duty, as much SO
as II il had notified us Of their concur
renee in our resolution of invitation. The
Journal was therefore correct.
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Adminisirafor,a Sale

4 WILL Skill ~ public sale a. the late fssaeIee
| of James Harrison, deceased, Ia posef Town,
ship. all The personal property OF the Diseased
not taken by the widow, 90 assisting IN part OF
Cattle, sheep aud hogs aud ,iher articles VOC We,
dions 70 mention, kals 10 eommrnee al 10 O'CLOCK
a. NJ, Saturday. January ~, 1897,
TkhMsi-Ai sums under N roe doi'afs. cash.
OF three doiiars aud upwards, twelve inonth.
credit, The purchaser giving note " ith approved
security, waving benefit Of valual on aud APP
Jan 10 5w wM. u, ADAMS, .>dm'r.
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EIGHTH DAY.
Friday Morning. ian. 10.

The Senate met
Pending the reading of the journal, a
message from the House ammo unced the
concurrence Of tbs House in the joint rcso-
luton for the election Of John ID. Dillon
as state Librarian, with an amene lment that
the Senate meet the House in joint con.
veniion for the election of that officer, as
provided in the statute COVE rning the
same.
Tho House message eoncn ring with
the senate In the election Of j. I'm b. Dill
lon a. state Librarian. with an amendment
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JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
AFTERNOON SESSION

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate met.
A message from the House announced
the passage Of a resolution, aud requesting
the concurrence Of the Senate, for the ell
cotton Of a State Librarian, in joint conven-
ton, on Saturday, at 10 o'clock.
The House message for the election OF
State Librarian on Saturday in Joint
Convention was tabled. Ayes a5, nays
81.
Murray offered resolution, requesting
the concurrence Of the House, that John
B. Dillon DO elected State Librarian fol
two years,
A motion to lay on the table was lost.
The resolution was adopted. Ayes 90
nays 81.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
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No Family shonld be without Hoof
lands German Bitters.

Children cured Of the Summer Complaint.
Ca'nden, N. j., March ~, less.
Dear Sir:--It Is with much pleasure that In
form YOU OF the great benefits derived from III Q
Ing the greater part OF last summer. my son, aged
two years, was severely afflicted with The Summer
Comply lint In The worst form, for which various
remedies prcscrib bed by fhysiclans and Others
we're used, but with no avail. also sent him 10
the country, bat u proved Of but little beneai.-
Having bottle OF German Bltiers In the house,
was persuaded To try that, which 70 my astonsh-
mont entirely Gu red him. He continued To take
the Bltiers some lime afterwards and became
healthy. have the greatest confidence In the
Bitiers, and feel no hesitation In saying that no
family should be without them.
JOHN w. PARIS,
Plum street, above second.
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.

guHE srocKIIoLDRR or THE III RRlsoN,
IL New Trenton. Ro hester and Rockville Turn.
pike Company are notified that an election 90.
directors OF said Company vii be held o, the
house OF John Altherr. In New Irenton. on Mon.
dag. the Qnd day Of February next, between ,ho
hour. OF 10 O'Clock n. M. and O'clock - ~, o."
said day. bAh pANir,
Now Ifnnlnn. Ian n SCI.
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Administrators Sale.

fVHE undersigned administrator OF the estate o
4 Caleb u. Allen, deceased, will orcr nj private
sale until Saturday the 26th day OF February. A,
ID. 1857, whenif not cold for the appraised value
thereof, he will then expose The same nj publls
yendu on the premises. between the hours OF II
A. NJ. and o'clock Il. MI
ssThe north east quarter OF Section ten, 10) In
Town nine (D) Of Range two 90 In Inc county o
franklin and State OF Indiana" which u situate
near the Oxford road. about two aud hair miles
east OF Brookvllie. II has n good frame barn
about seventy acres OF cleared land, good young
orchard and sugar orchard OF about six hundr I'd
trees.
TERMS or sALE.-one-thsrd cash down the
BALANCED IN two equal annual payments. with IN
torcst. the purchaser giving notes waving valua.
lion aud " 1ralsemont lava, with good freehold
security.
Jan 10 1880 JOSIAH ALLEN, Admir-.
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SENATE.
SEVENTH DAY.

THURSDAY Morning, Jan. 10.
Tho Senate met.
Tho reports were all concurcd In.
RESOLUTIONS.
by GoodIng, that the Senate and fIous,
Of Representatives meet In joint eonyen'
ton on Friday, for tho purpose Of cleotIna
q State Librarian. Laid on the table by
ayes 20 nays Ia.
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wednesday morning, Jan. "a.

wednesday morning, Jan. IA.
The Honse met,
A communication was received from
the Treasurer Of State relative TO the time
a reasonable tax would pay of the State
Debt Under tho present Sinking Fund
tax the report states IL will require one
hundred years, but tax OF one mill wo'd
discharge It in ten years. Laid on table.
and,one thousand copies ordered to be prin-
ted.
The resolution Of Mortified to piovidc
for tho appointment of aselect committee
to investigate tho charges made by tho
Governor in bis message against the man
nsr in which the act creating the Bank Of
the State was passed, was taken up and
adopted.
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SIXTH DAY.
Wednesday morning, Jan. IA

Wednesday morning. Jan. IA.
Senate met at o'clock.
A message from the Governor announc-
ed the resignation OF Gordon Tanner as
State Librarian, and consequent vacation
in that Office.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met.
Mortified introduced joint resolution
instructing our Senators and asking our
Representatives in Congress to vote for
the repeal of the duty on sugar.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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DIR. RoBAcK's SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.
The cures accomplished by those great Swedls b
medicines would be Incredible II they were not
attesied by the parties themselves over their own
names. DR.. Roback, the dlscoyerer aud sole pro.
pretor OF these famous restosatives, is now pre-
barring for publication his list OF for 1855.
with the names, residences, etc, OF the patients;
many OF whom had been told by their family ph,
sietans that there Was no help, they must dc The
faculty are thunderstruek. They never dreamed
OF the possibility OF compromising preparation
capable Of reaching the seat OF disease Ia the
blood and restoring that fluid % q healthy cdndl.
ton, With absolute certainty. All diseases OF the
stomach, liver, kidneys, nerves, skin glands aud
muse les, are infalllbly removed BY Blood Purifier
| and Blood pills. See adj ertlscment.
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VALLEY HOUSE,
IN

JOHN KING. PROPRIETOR.
THIS HOUSE is ALWAYS OPEN FOR THE
u reception Of travellers ana visitors, and OF all
hours travellers will be waited on by good atten-
dants. rho table win be furnished with tho best
dated with single or double rooms, with good
Ore aud ell other conveniences necessary. and on
reasonable terms. In connection with this house
now there Is the best stable IN tho County, being
sufficiently large TO accommodate fifty head OF
horses, and 10 drive twenty-five wagons car
rlages inslde. The stable will always be furnish
cd with plenty OF good grain and hay, and attend
ed by good Ostlere. Horses kept by the week,
day or feed ut tho lowest possible rates.
In connection with the stable Will keep n fe W
good horses and buggies 10 hire. am also pre-
pared 10 take travellers or citizens 10 any part o.
terms. ]. KING, Proprietor.
dee 10
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MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING

/"
ever offered In this market. We have been very
particular IN buying our Clothing. aud Ha,ter our.
selves thai we eau rim YOU out, gentlemen, from
'head 70 foot" FOR less money than amy housc In
this Valley. Give us a call.
Domesttcs.
Wchavo an unusually large stock OF Domeslics
such 40 Muana bleached and unbleLshcd. Drill.
llngs, do. LIMA and Cotton diaper, flckings, DC.
When Il comes 70 "caoreo" "we'rc around, :"
but all that We need say Aboet prints 10, that " o
have The Morflmack, Coeheeo, Philip Allcr 4
sons, hay state and sp,ague e,and., which every
body knowea "a good aa gold dollars.
wall Paper
This Ia iuAi The season OF Tho year 10 paper our
walls--ihey begin 10 look bad. We have made
u Wall Paper, aud can. wlthou, dsubi, exhibit
lholafgusl and nOsl lnsleiully selected plock-nnd
then 40 cheap--ol any house W these parts.
We have jus, opensi Z large and we'll selected
stock Of Imported Carpets Of The latest patterns.
Rag Carpets always on hand.
Boots and shoes.
We have ono room devoted 10 this branch of the
business, and We arc now prepared 10 snll with
shoes or boots, everybody even 10 tho smallest
infant. Containing all Tho varieties OF Ladies'
haskinsahd ijootees. Misses aud chiid's shoes,
Men and no,a noola aud hhoas. Wa have q
large assortment Of cuhIuM'hADE hools and
Shoes OF every description,
Hats ana Caps.
kvery grade beth for men and boys, even 90 the
late slSlo OF kOFf HATS for hard OF sofl heads,
CALM t.enla, ana "Adamn wlllgiyo you "nls."
Hardware,
aud tho PARTICLES usually keptin retail store. IN
Qucenswnro and glassware
| Wa have an entire new stock, containing some
new patterns, aud all that s wantedin this way -
| hat We feel IL unnecessary 70 say more. saiiice
or ua 10 hsy No feel yefy grateful for the liberal
patronage bestowed upon uaall through our mer'
camille course, aud nothing on 0nf pan shall be-
done, a. thia iate day, 10 merit "A discontinuance
" The same. We are sure that " good Goods
cheap tioods, aud plonly OF them, and gentleman
~ clefkalo wait on youia shalyoa want, NO have
aprlis s.D. GALLIoN& son.
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@ sll % Ess -
INDIANAPOLIS a. CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.

TIME TABLE OUTWARD
MonkINo PsssEsoER--Leaves Cincinnati @, ar
rivss nj Spades $40, Indianapolis 1880.
EVENING PASSENGER. --Ieayes Cincinnati $3.50 D.
m, arrives az Spsdes' 4:43. Indianapolis $50.
ACCOMMODATION TRAfs-Lcaves Cincinnati 4, d.
N. arrives at Spades 7:32, indianapolis 1850.
TIME TABLE INWARD.
MoRxIxa PAssKSokR-Leavrs indianapolis 7:l0
A. NJ, arrives nj Spades Il, % C cincinnati ~.
Man TRsIx-Leaves indianapolis 1 p m, arrives
at Spades 2e, Cincinnati $50.
Nlaar ExPREss--i.eaves Indianapolis p. NJ,
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See advertisement.
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as we'll as her other chronological organs with
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He weo should discover mode OF preventing
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Of the wonderful not To say almost miraculous ~
lects Of .Pfofessor Woods Hair Restorative" ana
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Cry Fact.
FOR sole by ID. v. Johnston,
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RESOLUTIONS.


BY Sage, that 1000 copies of the Gov
ernor's Message delivered before the House
Of Representatives on the 9th inst, and
1000 copies Of the Inaugural Address de-
livered before tho House Of Representa-
tivcs on the 18th inst, be printed for the
use OF the Senate.
An amendment proposed by Refren tc
strike tout "House of Representatives.
and insert Legislature" was tabled by &c
ayes to 10 nays.
BY Yaryan, that the message from the
Governor referring to the State Library
and the vacancy in the Office Of the State
Librarian, be referred to the committee on
state Library.
BY Yaryan, that the Judiciary commit
tee be instructed toinquirc into the expe'
diency of repeating all valuation and ap.
praisement laws, &c.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
By Hefren, that the Senate 90 into q
joint convention on Friday afternoon, for
the purpose of electing State Librarian.
Laid on the tablc--ayes 26, nays 81.
The Senate occupied large portion oil
the morning session in discussing amend
ments on the second reading of the bill
for the repeal Of the present statute relat
ing to divorcements.
The bill, with amendments, was finally
referred to the Judiciary commitiec;where'
upon
The Senate adjourned.
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-oTfcR 10 hereby given that letters Testament Ia
N ~ have been granted The undersigned isNecu.
loe OF Tho last Will Of hlephen Craig, late OF
pran Kiln equity, deceased, Fefsona having
cd 10 ,saii and settle. The estate T. seiNenl,
Jan u Nv JUDAH hlNShhEf'