Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

Be II ,ssoir,d by The Senate. the House concur
riBe That dis Excelleucy Oliver Z Morton,
ceiher with oar Senators aud Representatives.
IL Con.re-s. be- nd they are hereby respectfully
requested 10 Use their Influence h the War De
putFaent III such mauner shall procure tor
each sick nn1 wounded Indiana soldier fur
lou.h home no the expense OF the Government
whenever the resimentai hospital Surgeon
shall certify tlat Sgci sick OF xognGed Suitier is
not kelly 70 be fl for duty within twenty days
Res0lrea. THAT suitable arrangements also lie
made whereby all such furlouehed soldiers OF
this State shall be reported 70 the Adiutant Gen
era OF the State. their names, places OF residence
and the time for which they have been furloughed.
In order that AT the expiration of their urioughs.
or al such time after the expiration thereof as
they shall be declared fl for daty by competent
Surgeons at their place of residence. all such
soldiers NAV by the Adjutant General Of the
State be ordered back TO their several regiments.
ResOlced. That upon the passage OF this con
current resolution, copy thereof be presented TO
the Governor and one forwarded 10 each of our
Senators and Representatives In Congress by the
Secretary OF the Senate
| The resolution WAS adopted unanimously.
Bills on THIRD READING
| Mr. Blair's bill, T. to amend the act in relation
10 docket fees Failed for want OF constitu-
tional majority.
Mr. Beeson's bill. so. to amend the liquor law.
The bill makes it the duty of the applicant to pay
/ for the license in advance
Mr. Wolfe moved an amendment to reduce the
license from $50 to 500.
Mr. Ferguson moved to amend the amendment
ami make the license $50
The bill was informally passed over
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Bills on second reading were taken up and
progressed until three or four we're disposed ct,
when the hour of ~ arrived and the Senate ad-
jodrned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Met at ? o'clock
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
The bills and joint resolutions on second read
ing aud messages from the House were disposed
of.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr. March. 49, to prevent the circulation Of
counterfeit com, treasury notes, bank bills. anC
postal currency. (The DILL authorizes banks &c
stamp such countertcts, and aiiixes penalties lol
stamping genuine coin or paper)
Mr. Douglass. $50, TO amend the act fixing The
time OF holding the terms OF Common Plea,
Courts in the State THE amendment apple:
only to the county of Whitley
Mr Brown. OF Wells Isl. prohibiting Clerk,
of Courts aud deputies from practising law
Mr. Cobb. l52. TO amend section Is of the law
for the opening. &c. OF highways.
Mr. New. 1853. 10 amend the law incorporating
cities. The Dill fixes the lien on the frs; oil
january
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Ray called up the resolution in regard tc
the time of meeting OF the Senate and for holding
night sessions two evenings in the week Tn.
resolution passed. amended as To meet at els
A NJ and > 7. NJ. and to hold evening se>
son> on Wednesday and Friday evenings of eacl
week. commencing at 10 p NJ. Adopted.
Mr.. March called up House bill 1903. which wa'
referred back to the Finance Committee
The files cleared and the Senate ad
IjOurned.