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Domocrncy Of the Right sort.

NATHANIEL B. BAKER, formerly Demo-
cratic Governor of New Hampshire, now
Adjutant General of Iowa, has written
an eloquent letter upon the duty of Dem
ocrats TO sustain the Government. lie
puts the case in a way TO make the Cop
perhead Democracy squirm:
ll | propose no conditions 70 my loyalty.
3 l may have differed from Che Admins
tration in some points on the conduct of
the war, but, that should make no differ
ence with q mar If he intends to give the
dovernment his unwavering support. |
shall not make public declarations In
favor of a VII orous prosecution Of this
war 10 suppress the rebellion, and then
publicly or privately utter traitorous and
bitter denunciations of the President and
the Government, L have no faith in the
mar who says he supports the Govern
ment, and finds fault because there were
calls for volunteers. | do not credit the
man who says he is loyal, and opposes
volunteering, taxation, issuing bills of
credit, conscription, and all the methods
to raise armies and means TO sustain the
nation. The man who finds fault with
every effort of the Government to sus.
tain itself; and then declares himself a
Union man, must be either non comDos or
false hearted, and a ~falsifer of his own
opinione. 1 never could distinguish the
difference between one of this class Of
F" supporters" OF Government aid an
avowed disunioaisL except in this-that
the latter had the most honesty, and
the former the most ~impndarce.
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The Charleston Mercury tells the fol-
lowing ancedote

The Charleston Mercury tells the fol-
lowing anecdote
After tho battle OF Fredericksburr n
little Yankee officer was talking with one
of our Alabama Majors, who stood in
that part Of the Geld where we suffered
most severely-iead men and horses, bo,oa
up cannon and o%aiSs0ns, being ell around him.
=" You hurt as powerful bad yesterday"
said the Yankee. " Yes" replied The
Major, dryly' "Guess we hurt you some
too" rejoined the Yankee, booking at ae
wrecks Of hgmanitg sfFei0a about. Didn't
kill a man or a horse" said the Major.
The little Yankee looked up at the tall
Ooniederate Tor a moment then at Die dead
men and horses on every side, and then
wheeled suddenly around and walked
rapidly away, utterly astonished at the
the cool manner in which the Albanian
had out Yankee the Yankees in doliber-
ate lying.
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How A KENTUCKY COLONEL TAtvs-
A private letter, received in this citv
frOm.one Of kentucky's many'gallant coIl,
onels, contains the the following passaos.
THE people in old Kentucky have dur
ing the whole Of this rebellion. been
more loyal, more devoted to the Union
than hor politicians, Instead of politi.
clans controlling the people, they have
been directed and guided by the mass
es.' We believe this to be literally true.
Tue people are honest loyal, aud patri.
otto. They have no selfish ends TO
accomplish. Their judgment tells them
that government is better than anarchy,
u they have bee always ready, and
are now ready, to sacrifice all they have
on earth TO preserve Goyernment.-Ea nk.
fort (Ry) Coa,
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r non THE BOARD.


Colonel H. a. KING, 68th Ind. Vol.
1t. Col. j., w. LANGLEY, 125th Ill. Vol.
Capt. ]. j. DoNNELLY, l4th Mich. Vol.
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have always voted the democratic
ticket but if | had been among my ma
tive hills at the time of late election
there, no act of miae should have in any
way been construed into a support Of The
men In other paris OF the Union who
havve DETAINED New England and her in
solutions, viuiiied aud traduoed the
President and abused and denounced
the Government which protects them.
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Special Field Orders, No. ii.

Special Field Orders, No. II.
VII. A Board is hereby ordered to in
vestigate the various claims arising from
the use of cotton bales belonging TO pri.
vate parties, for Notifications at Nash
Vile. The Board will meet at Nashville,
Tenn, on the 18th inst, or as soon there
after as possible, and will hold it's Sos
sions from time to time as the business
for which it is appointed may require.
The object of the Board will be to thor
onghly investigate the various claims,
both for loss and damage, and to develop
all facts bearing upon them. Reports
will be made upon each case, separately,
as soon as the investigation of il is con-
cluded.
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To Citizens and the Trade.
TAXESl TAXEStl

VNBE ASSESSORS B0 ks Will pr rorgn Al
the Recorders u0ios las usuaD for ~ ipsp.o.
uon uf Tax Payers ferEous Interested vuI pless,
ear particularly those whu have Sustained dttnara
10y hm of otherwise during The past year.
Nashville, Apgn "a, lsos-lw
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Maj. Gen. RosEoRANs.

n -. IHHALLl capt. and A. A. O..
In pursuance OF the above Special Field
Order, the Board met at Maj. General
~RosEoRANs' former Headquarters, High
street, Nashville, ON Wednesday, March
18th, 1868, and organized. The Board
will meet hereafter from time to time as
the business for which il is appointed
may require. Claims for loss and dam
age, arising from the use of cotton bales
belonging TO private parties for the forth
hcations of Nashville, will be presented
without delay. The Board adjourned to
10 o'clock, A. M, Friday, March 90 1863.
EDWARD A. KING,
Col. 68th Ind Vol, Pres. of the Board.
March left 80
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Nnnon sIcM-NIcN nt Monrt.

Under this caption, a writer in the
Hendorsonville, IN. O. Times, has an ar
ticlc Of some length reproying the South
for her wickedness. He sayss
Z" Examine the national and individual
pulse, and il will require no great skill 10
determine that sin, national and person.
al, IS the deadly disease which is caus-
ing us all so much suffering and sorrow.
Sin, not only in the North, but equally
or even greater in the South. Sin, not
Of your %neighbor only, but, reader, your
sin. Sin, not only Of rulers, but the peo-
pies sin. Sin, not only Of men, but,
81 alasl wOmen's sin, not simply in the
world, but in the church. Sin, not only
Of private members, but the dark, deep,
wiltul, ~inexcusable sin of ministers.
This then is the disease. Sin national
and personal. The effect Of this disease
sin, is war, fratricidal, internecine war,
upon the body polite. Blood, murder,
extortion, speculation, widows, orphans,
mourning, Woe, etc, etc. The heart
siokens at the symptoms.
Have you thought whose work you are
doing when engaged in war? Look at
it. Ii there had been no devil there
would have beed no sniff there had
been no sin, there would have been
no ~war--hence the devil is the
author of the war. Then fighters
. arc doing the devils work. Can
Christians willingly do the DEVILS work?
Can Christian ministers urge on their
people TO do the devils direst work.
Sims so-cdLIet ministers IN their s~o-cqliea
prayers, tell God the blame is all Il the North,
the South has done no a0ronq, all the South
r0ants. IS TO be let alone, etc. 40 be let %dlone.''
That is what the devit wants. Let him
alone, and he would ask the Almighty
no iavors. Are not such ministers devils
in human shape, doing the DEVILS work,
fighting against truth and religion, and
against God and man ? The Lord in
mercy grant us all humility, repentance
and the spirit Of prayer.
ANnDnN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28
NJ EDICAL.
Dr. Ludiusn's Specific,
CURE or
Gonorrhea elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS eF TIE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

,lNHE GoDorrhGa. commonly called Clap. Is a dis
u gu-ting maladv, AMI j. well known r-qure
am eAplanaui: II Is cay 10 be got. bat II j. difficult
get clear Of 1; y companion that frw admire per-
v-des all classes Of y-bt male and female. rich
and poor, both married and nge. thou <h trouble
itself. distressing and sonie nes fatal AZ il
dis as, the treatment Il v4ch, ha> generally been
than the disease itelf. TIE
inent Is trt 10 deprive you of all business: ihsn
eonc> u star, atioi-liying bread ard tea
water gue or some Kind o. sop; you then b. bled.
cupped or 'achcd. nibed with nsu-cn'ing nsedicires
ig cion-. lo niin-sts and warn fosn~n,s issss
Wy few days the medicine CHANGED: and after
some month"; ireaineft IN thi> way, which the pafsut
brars with foftnde fear o. ~ o-ae he j. dis
Charged discharge him cir irritable urrtor,
s"eea istc ara enlargement OF toe PROSTATE glands
ct a disea.e o. lhe nc X OF ~. bla.ider
Hi eel e, winch set, Ike a CHARM nth few doses
-. o~e d-e@ssr. quite pheasant take. sad which
4 cured t1ODs1nt> New iotk, Philadelphia Baiti-
more ara mary 81 The Southern cites end
eieciua remedy. thai makes rapid and permanent cure,
without 'eaFi 10 diet. crJk txercsr kept
ing Jam'ins or 'Nef->lfaining. This rmsdy il
eqlAed by ytIing cred iof IN. Of tLo-e
dise scs Il l. Xtract-d from pls t. AMI per-
iectiy SAL - II - purely vegetable 1 contains
curry. 80 that .cC eapose self 10 all kli a. %
weather, without she dai ger from the dicine
And u you are careful ID wrapping Up your paste.
will hsve IA tate 'mrll fi.n H. that on are nos
cer we'd IT gng INTO company or he ng defocfed by
flend~
This ., 40 quaek fir bEts remedy discovered and
used With imnene success by a rrsulsr ply sician and
confisnily ltnfnendcf 20 the ui,furfun-e.
CaUTfON-Soi4c + genuine v fbout the signature Of
IL propreior " = Davidson, uni the boz al in-
fngem MS Of trade marks will Be prosecuted with the
u.nl Z gor cfthe law
w.F. DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
sid bS Druggists generally. jsn2s-dcn.ls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28
CAUTION.

The markets. fun % limitations. represented be the
same rs 'BRowN's BR0SCHIAL :" which are
mostcs-es proiasse cfPosve injury. Many dealers
willrecomnrnd inferior preparations and lower priced
articles sfo- ng prOt,o themselves Ash for nd
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCpEs .,
which W long experience haveprOvedt value having
recei I the sanction Of physicians generally testi
moGials from eminent men throughout the country
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. when allowed 20
dissolve slowly In the mouth. have direct infu<nce
affected psftstbe sedaye and soothing enec, 70 the
lining ofthe ~nipipe into the ui-
ton aud gives relief In Coughs Colds and
he sarius whch public and
siRg~r.sre liable. fsbi-dly'o9
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28

Lieut. Jas q Gavi-k. thss-h. slightly; Sergeant
Matthew McGu'r~. side. severely; Corp Dennis
Toeersthigh. amputafs-i. p ivate- john iirvn.
tinrh, -eYeseiys JsIhu Murphy. side. slightly ;! -
XcCalls.a. mpstsli,, since dead: NJ chaei Cltik :.
,kgh. slightly: Michsei O'Bri,n, fr.1vfstt 81
thsh. severely; TinpoEhy ShaerVii s'istrsi Go
Buckley. MORALLY. since de.st.
c1NFASf y.
Kiiled-serss giwars f'J.su. corD Edward 2
HurlbeTt. prvates. john 7 Flora. WIN Martin
woanded-Joha " Low, side and head. very
severely. Holaf.a s Csfpenief. lung. very, sc
verey: Harfeigh Parkar, fracture of thigh and
face. severely; John Goldsmith. thigh. severe
flesh wound Missng--Samuel Mounts, George
w Bolen.
Knled-lst Sergt Isaac y Cas-iday, Corp jos
Donegan. private Geo Kessler Woundei-Sergt
Jas Conway. lungs. mortally: Corp Bernard Nc
Cabe throat, slightly: privates Roland Pagan.
leg. slightly: Alfred Phelp~. shoulder. slightly
Thos Carroll. arm. severely; Thos Ryan, thigh,
severely; John Kennedy. lace. slightly
COMPANY n.
KiIled-Plivaie John Bridenbaugh Wound
ed-Captain John Grove. arm, slightly; First
S rseant Boiler HUMPHREYS, arm, severely; Ser
geant Charles VI Ware, thigh. slightly; private
jacob Kirchner, hip, severely: jacob Arp, buck
shot in neck, slight: George Stoker, thigh
fractured George W Reever. hip. severely; Thos
Hughes, lung. mortaliy; Thomas Price. s'ie,
slightly: William Spade. hand. slightly; Wan
O'Donnell. leg, slightly; James Bradford. thigh.
slightly. Missng-Sergeant Andrew Phelan,
private James Kirby.
COMPANY /.
KiTed-Corporai Samuel I.ockhard. private
Leyick Moore. acknowledgements Dinl Iim
norman. arm, slightly Sergeant Porter Lyman,
side. mortaily; private Andrew Seyfong shout
der. severely. Missing-Private Casper Cannar
COMPANY X.
Kilel-Private Thomas Wiley. Wounded
Captain Frank Bagot. mortally. since dead; pri
Yates William Ragan. lung, severely; Alex;ndef
Reed. hand. slightly Mi.sing-Privaies james
Hickey Marin TOole. John Rya,. Jas McCan
Jas Ford. Vim Barnyrover Frank Martin.
REcAPiTULATlOy.
Commissioned Offers Enlisted Men
Killed. .......n none Killed ... q
Wounded, since dead. Il Wounded, since dead
=" mOrtaly....2 mDrtally..
- slightly. 3 1" slightly 81
Missing. .............l Missing 3;
10.
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REMARKS


Ciptan Henry ProSser. Company E. since dead
FIRST Lieutenant William II Kelruy. Company ID
since dead: Sergeants Porter Lyman. Company
|. James Conway, Company q. and private Ro
land Carpenter, Company f. mortally wounded,
since dead.
a number OF the missing have since been found
wounded. in Rebel hospitals at Mnrireestoro. IL
is feared that many OF the missing were killed in
the charge on the Rebel batteries. aud have been
interrei by burying parties from other regiments.
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Merchants Bank
fKILBY FFRGUsOy. Prouieior

fKtLBf FERGUSON. Proprieior.)
Boys Gold Silver. L. s. Demand Notes. and Uncurrent
Money, negotiaes Sales of Stocks. Bonds &C.. COM
nilsson Loans oos;eras. and transacts ordinary
banking bu ines No. : " Penn ST, Ind Pills. Ind
isn2G-dl0-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28

"A Car IN SrRsSek GARRETT An Indian.
apols editor attending church last Ssbhath. Tor
the first time IA many years. stopped at the en-
trance. and after looking in vain for the tell pull
deliberately Knocked a the door. aud politely
waited until somebody opened 10 and Yet him in
IN. A Ledger.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28

70 building monuments TO deceased soldiers. IL
also inclu cite and towns. aud le-alizes ap.
. oprittIsnS lee tOfote maze
Ar Mech: No 50: Fixing the amount Of fees
o bee paid INTO the State Treasury IL, c,4 tar
a.es 10 be collectesi hv tie Auditus OF State AID
amending the swamp land acI.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS
Mr Wolle-Joint resolution No 3: On the
state OF the Union
RILLs on SECOND READING
Senate bills No. AZ. and up 10 and including
No 40. were read a second time and referred to
appropriate committees.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28
MESSAGE FROM rHE HoUsE.

The message from the House transmitting the
Joint resolution memnrializing the Governor and
Legislature of New York the subject of the
excessive charges on the TRANSFORMATION OF freight
to the Eastern markets. was taken up and read
first time.
On motion, adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28
. Nervous Debility

Or spermstorrhas. u positively INcURARLE By ANY
uesns bus these .tvocase- Drfor~ ec.D<ur1nG kXY
treatment lean hos the writer actually CT GID himself
and subsequently, hundreds Of Others Enco<e pod
paid. supers<rhsd snvsiops 20 nns S7s chsrl~ssosp,
Mass. c1Ab~1D
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28

II ATEI.N re- urard from four yeas ar round me
wel H. and having since their return. given SAl1-
TWO SUCCF SSH l. CCNCi IL in the City Of New lork.
also Washington baltimore and many Of the pr-
cipal cities 4 tn We >tateS IA al OF which Their
Concerts hav been tend BY the largest most fashion
able dc Ugh Ell AUDIENCE thst ever gfertsd musical
artists wou a respectfully ANNOUNCE TWO ~ ther
highly popular MUSICAL FNTfRTAfNhESIS a. above
Their DIRE choice collection OF Vocal
Quaress arrrnced IN their peculiar style also va
of the English. ir h &C tch German and
spanish ballads extanf, humorous SotgS, Duttr Sc
Aras Cava mas and Seen from he works 81 the m ~
popular allan and French Masters In addition 90 Their
usua choice selections sc Vocal Music. they vii pny,
each evening" several pieces the celebrated SWISS
BELLS
The ALiEsHANIANS beg leave % state 20 their M
merou friends and par.n~ of former year, tha about
Thy added The SWISS b. LIS O. their al
ready superior nceris an the Press, welt - all
competent mus cal critics. have pronounced thrir Bell
Playing yfhng OF the hind ever hear In
thi, country, excepting tha 4 tho original Swiss be
Ringers who appeared in the United States about heen
. years since
Admission p cents. Reserved 5ocenis IN be had
al iani am Co.'S Music STORE Commences al u
I o'clnck.
During their sjourn foreign lands the Concerts IL
the AIIEGHANtANS hnnored nv the attendance
OF hunir d. ~ thousands Il ighte lifencrskng>,
Qneen. Noirs, aud the mot distinguished men II the
patron1ed tieir entertainments and layished upon
them = naticrng demonstrations OF approval.
E>3y~Ihe Piano used at their Concerts is from the
Music warero0ms Of Banhs A Co
IN. BOULARD. Manager,
jazz ID g. wALDloN. Agent
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COMPANY I,

Killed-Jomes Maclsne. Woundei-Lieut.
VIM IL kilsoy. mortality; Corp Gabriel Cooper.
slightl, privates Bernard Smith. loot. u. h,y
Henry II reiss. side aud thigh. severely; NJ
II Cotton. thigh and tessiele. severely. IN IL
Farmer shoulder and thigh. &c, erely: Thomas
Alvey, sbionses. severely: John Eide. ~hoai Ter,
severed, " m Carmichael. slightly; Edward Carr.
srr,, slirhtly. Aisring-Prisaies Vim II Carr.
Vim II Mock. John Avis. Miles Sandridge, VIM
Combs and John Lewallen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28

10 ID T6RTLSERS -.fY adsrrffs>sHSnfs faker fo>
specssd fine. aad 0rered ct bor, ft> s<pfrafics
offAefisae specified a7b> ckargs fks regsiar raf>s
f'-'k> .ssa> ~. - fk~ fsss fk,v ors,r.f esf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28
The Irish negimsuf ss the Battle OF
rfree>boro.

We give tbs morning extracts from the report
OF Col B r. MCLLES. Of the Ist Td-h (3sh5 In
diana regiment. reciting the brave deeds Of that
gallant regiment At the battle Of Mu-freesborc.
We also give let of the killed and wounded
during that memorable engagement. A large
nsnber Of this regiment were enlisted in this
city. -hich gives the report Of Cot. MuLLTS q
uaeIaneholy interest 10 the numerous relatives
and friends Of those who fell Or were wounde in
that battle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28
COMPANY 4

KiIlei-Sergeant AshaeI Rafiertv. Corporal
Patrick Council: privates Thos wo-ds. John
Stanton and Geo Butler. Wousded-Captain
Henri Prosssr. fracture OF thigh. mortally: I'll
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28
HOUSE

Met at 10 O'clock. Mr. Speaker Buskirk in
the chair.
The journal of yesterday was read aud ap-
proved.
PROTEST.
Mr. Griffith. on behalf of the minority of the
House. presented protest against the political
Yurk Legislature
On motion OF Mr. Harvey. the protest was
ordered to be spread on the journal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28
COMPANY c

Killed-Corp Austin E Sanders; privaies i'm
Jame- Chas Nuns and Geo Miller Wounded
SeFgt James Orr. hsnc. slightly; Serst Daniel
Kelly. thigh. slightly; S~rgt Patrick Morrison.
hand severely; prisales Thomas Michael. baud,
slightly: George Peterson. head. slightly. YIN.
Cssnsr slightly Mi~sing-Colcr Corporal Sc
neca Wig. Corp VIM English; privaie- rhos
Brown and Richard Little
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28
COMPANY n

Killei-Privatc- Cornelius Donovan. Hugh
Green No l. John LYONS, Amsz, Parkinson aud
N chse kiniry. Woundei-Z ,cliarith Upp.
heck and hand. severely; Peter Quinn. arm and
side. severely Lawrence Sheridan. thigh. slightly
Anthony Mslcumb. arm. breast and thigh.
yerely; Vim. DudGeon, side. slightly; James
RYAN, leg. slightly: james Flynn. slightly: Je'e.
m,"h Sullivan. slightly; Thos Mullen. slightly
A's-ing-John Bowler. Anthony Burns, John
Coleman. Edward K,vanaush. Peter Mu!yaney,
Jaoies Murphy, Ere: whi,,enbrook. and James
Oolan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28

Lisr ~ KILLED. WoUxpED AND MIssiNG or THE
Isr IRIsH (35rHJ RIGiMrSr INDIANA NoLuN-
TNKRs. COLONEL b + MuLLES, COMMANDING.
~ rHE SKIM sH or rHE lsr AND BATTLE or
ruE % or JANUARY. 1865. BEFORE MUEFREIs-
BONO. TKNNEs>kE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28

either Of them. cannot conscieniiously vote and
act in accordance with these instructions. to
theg are respectfully req0e-iei 70 resign Their
,e,t, in the UnfeI StIes Senate. m orier th'f
,hes NAV he fIled by men who viii obey :.
voice ga Itile-t the viii OF the PEOPLE Oi TIE
Sta'e of ihdiana.
ResoIr,,S That the Clerk of this House he in
structei - forward a copy Of these resolutions TO
each of our Senators after their adoption by both
houses. with the least po>s bic deiAs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28

KiIIed-Sergt Geo Kirkland Wounie'l-
Corp Charles Murray. thigh. slightly; Mchael
Hurley. lung. mortally. since dead; jacob
Shearer arm aud side. severely: John McMa
hen. hand. slightly, Michael Murphy. head.
severely: John Grady. hand. slightly; Patrick
More. neck. slightly. Missing-Color Guard
Michael Barrett: prvates Mesin aud Frank Mug
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-28
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE

SENATE
TrispAY. January q. ls63.
The President called the Senate 10 order at 3
o'clock A. VI
Journal % Yesterday read aud approved.
pFTfTroNs