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ADRIAN r. MULLER AUcrIoNKER
I'll {: {: e. s:::
muaLss xEI. & X. s co ~ f. n
seSss ssssseon No los Liberty street. n z, The follow
scadwsyES Los on sos.hess. corner of Broadway and
l,csSesy-s Loss bounded by Broadway. Oh avenue
and S4h sTss. an N. ..., aide Of avenue A. between
ssS nS Lots on ssh street. 50 Of avenue
q c 81 and
L.: Va 49, s q or on
s.r ::ssf s:.s.s asts sn and
s Eo
5s H' STREET, Lots on the north 7stn street. be-
xso valuable Water Front on the East river extending
ssp SAT he ' Once Auc.onser. No. W Pine street.
A U0TIoN NOTICE
WIN r. HoLIlNGsHEAD. Aae.ionssr
syLr wHITEHoUsE, No Is corslands street. On
WEDNESDAY, May 20.
a. io,s O'Clock A. H..
1000 CASES PRIME QUALITY
ssors SHOES, BRo SoAsss CATERS AND BAL
~ Auyera
Catalogues ready morning Of sale
UCgIoN NOTICE BOOTS AND SHOES.
WIZ H. HoLLINGsHRAD. AUCTIoNEBR
By CHARLES G WARREN.
TABLESPOONS, q CoRTLANpT STREET
SEMI WEEKLY SALE OF BOOTS AND sHOEa
ON TUESDAY, MAY 10. AT lo1s O'CLOCK,
WILL INCLUDE
SIX HUNDRED PACKAGES OR MORE
PRIME FRESH MADE SPRING GOODS,
E~Sracng consgnments principal manufacturers
In New England and New York city
"A j. Z. HALSEY, AUCTIONEER.
BY j. E. HALSEY 4 CO.,
Salesrooms No. 10 Barclay street.
the Aston House.
THIS DAY tTUEsDAY), May 10,
BY CATALOGUE FOR CASH,
FANCY GOODS. YANKEE NOTIONS.
fAILORS' TRIMMINGS. BUTTONS, COMBS, &C., &C
ZINE SHEFFIELD POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY.
SCISSORS SHEARS, &C., &C.
HNGLIsH AND BELGIAN DOUBLE AND SINGLE GUNS,
IN variety and worthy the attention OF the trade.
.soo LBS Arwoop,s HEAVY sLEpaE HAMMERS.
INVOICE OF SILVER 1tsG PLATED WARE.
The Stock of a retail dealer Of
GENERAL HARDWARE,
IN lots 10 suit city and country buyers
THREE Al. sEHWRifGse MACHINES.
Catalogues ready morning or the sale.
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LOAN OFFICES.

AT ess BROADWAY. CORNER OF Beys STREET,
"A room No. o. HENRY HyMAN prociret advances OF
cash on Diamonds set buys the for cash
also on watches Silver Ware Pianos and Personal Pro
perry.
Ars NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO. q Up STAIRS
N The highest prices paid for Diamonds Watches
and Jewey OF every descrpon advances made on the
NON Merchant
nAONEy TO LEND-ON DIAMONDS, wAfCHEs
I'VE Jcwelry silver Dry Goods and personal property Of
" sns yeas. Pvivsss sdscs en..asss bah door.
H. bAAnA1D. = rn1ss svsssa
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Onward pErnNGBR, AUCrI0NEER, 20 WALL
lse grocery "a Fourth avenue al the stock contained
thsfsn combating Of aasortment Of tine 0rocereE
Wines Liquors. Al the Fxturse; nns LOT AZ Tea Caddies
Platform beaie. Ala, an excellent Horse and wagon
Sale positive. without reserve.
ECORECIOsURR sAL1.-WILILAN KHHNELLY,
Shert6s auctoneer, win sell at auction, Tuesday.
Nay TO- 1858 at o'clock, ct saesroom No. Ill Broadway.
under ne arscticn o. james Lyneh snsrs ,, me
and Prince streeta For mapa &C., inquire ~ the onos OF
the aucttonecr No. II Pine street
HENRY B. HERTS JR., AUCTIONEER
III will sell on Tuesday May 49, l0H O'Clock, at the
salemoems No. Dey street near Broadwsy large assert
Mattresses Beds, Bedding, Paror and Chamber Suits,
Clocks Vases 0cloths &C. being the entire furniture OF
Q large House, removed for convenience OF sale.
HENRY @. sCRIBNER, AUCTIONEER-OFFlCE s.
at No pa Broome street Household Furniture removed
from storage for convenience o. sale CONSISTING Of sos
Dining Table Bedsteads bureaus, Mattresses Carpets OIL
CLOTH Bhades large French Plate Pier Mirror, Crockey,
&C.. &C.
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s.s Il L. JS..2.s y Painting.

EDwAap sIsrsEsi Il i. AJ 5.s. y ss.us
she pppertyn q ' ssh nS OF CAIRO. EeYPr.
by d W IVES 90, :, .hs ID Derby gsss,y front.
"" nv order OF Executors
$40 valuable collection Of Ancient Pantisss above,
.s, which viii be found some vey rare examples select
- A.. the DR. Abbot from ceyctions and
\, rt.t especial Afternoon 81 oonnoseursi col
70 VIC. "A IN IN In acquiring bona hde orisinai
tnrsa ~ Detr,cv Van Bemmei,
9o,ns, Linglebseh, brzuwer
1nn-.. vanloo, Ihuo se Cortona,
s snan, Wouvermans Qssade,
A., n,r~, Berghem, 0arofAIo.
rssic veronese. 9rspw:s Carlo 2orreri
ssnaer~en' ssstsrnan ealvator Roaa
. A.. ss~-e W. shai II by order OF the
49, ~ W Wy ~ .ster scvcxz uperb WORKS Of Ar
s.Sn. :. Picture o, Murko, declared
% nos only original but one Of the hssd sps''"sn' OF
- master.
Vapdsvede, Salvador NVosa, Bar olomeo,
49, De rivcl, Van wess 'ansr T. m
800 nD ~ y nie. and ~ to9up1 ysedy N esvey.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

S,TATE OF NEW YoRK-IN SUPREME COURT,
y Albany county To Lydia conkiin. Spencer Conkln,
May Johnson W. Johnson Julia Savary Peeg Il. Sa
vary Aanson B. ST. John Elizabeth ST. John Charles A.
John Edward NJ COPYRIGHT Patrick Murphy Eliza 0Brien,
Jacob l. Yates Chsuncey r. Williams Henry W. Page.
Adam Van Allen the Bank Of Albany; Syvanus
P Jsrman, yoker Dcwd e.scuor OF the last will ana
OF Beeckman. deceased: Horace Webster
and Philemon Fowler executors, and Louisa y Bartlett
eIecu,rx OF will and testament OF William Fowler,
Syyeser ~ Shepherd John w Patten, Robert j.
Pat,en John d Livingston, joseph N Bullock Walter Q.
moned 10 complaint of stephen Paddock, plain
an which with clerk OF the city and county OF
Albsny on the 18th DAY February 1875 OF which copy
annere and TO serve cory Of your answer on me
Al nv Office the city OF Albany T. within twenty days
this exclusive 81 the day OF
service And you shall fail to answer said complaint as
hereby required the plaintiff will apply the Supreme
Court for the relief demanded In said COMPLAIN
""s' JOHN J. BURTON.
Plaintiffs Attorney. Albany N. Y.
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MECHANICS HALL. l72 BROADWAY.
MONDAY, May 10, and every night durisg the VI
BRYANTS' MINSTRELS,
the excelsior roup, the following attractive pr0grA
ITALIAN AIRS BY NATIVE ARTISTS.
Mime. Fabbrico. Robin Howard Count McGinnis Dan
MONSTER TIN PANONION THE RAW kECI
Dave Reed in his popular act. Sally Come up
EXEMPT SHAKERS. THE PERFECT CJ
g. @ Campbell, the favorte baritone.
LITTLE MACS ESSENCE OLD X ~
Dave Reed and Dan Bryant In their lifelike and Lao
CHALLENGE DANCE.
Doors open att; curtain rises at s O'Clock. Tickets
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DANIEL H. BURDETT. AUCTIoNEER.
IL u. s. MARSHAL'S SALE OF PRIZE PRorEkTf
nuRDETT JONES co. will sell on Friday May ~, at
II O'clock at Union stores, Brooklyn By virtue OF
rit Of yendone exponas directed and delivered.
ill sell AT public auction Sunbeam and Cargo con
sistlne Of Brandy. Hardware Boos shoes Drugs san
Yfsh Ham, &C, Also, her tackle and apparel ana
eyerything on board belonging TO said steamer.
ier"S o"'" KOBT MURRAY,
United SAates Marshal
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NiBIos GxHDEH
IN Lessee and hana1s. zsI viEiuIx'.wm "asa"'s
YARKwRLL BNGA0HMKN9
GREAT =, .siS |: ~ y: AAs,rsrE.
In sssdAnss 70 Che pup,,c w,.u
manifested 90 unmi.ss.siI b ne
BRILLIANTLY FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES
NIGHTLY ASSEMBLE
""'''''' WONDERFUL IMPERsoNATIoN
ORIGINAL e CHARACTER
JEWISH MAIDEN.
THE F N5Ah,
adapted and arranged fsRr' sAyr ISs
BY Rslgx sGco asss''a ''-
this week.
WIN be supported By ? most powerful company nmSns
SecaiousS. Mr. y g. Burnett. Mr. Harry Pearson 81.
Esnersan, MIRA Gsaan and S4s
and By Mr. IS NJ S
nm T. fn
Dsss ign
FAREWELL WEEK.
TUESDAY, MAY 49,
being twentieth night fouv Of the most
brilliant engagement played by any comedian In the
city Of New York,
sassl-. s sR J. J. s. SSEE41EsKkEE: :
SsE4EEsF S SSaEDz S SSHsHs4Ss
EVER OFFERED
EVER OFFERED
ON A SINGLE EVENING"
ON SINGLE EVENING
TO" '''''' 'iS;sE N The E#E x %S9
in Of the crowded and fashionable audiences
il has attracted will be repeated Also by special DESIRE
Poole's comedy Of
PAUL PRY,
PAUL PRY,
Both the night.
REMEMBER THE LAST NIGHTS
OUR GREATEST COMIC ARTIST.
Come and pass
EVENING OF MERRIMENT AND DELIGHT.
TOODLES
in compliance with many requests will be repeated one
evening during the week.
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At PUBLIC AUCTION.-DAvID SCOTT, AUCTION.
"A eer Large sale of valuable City Lots TO- close es
ate On Tuesday May 49, 1865 at O'Clock P. NJ. will
Be- sold the premises in Jersey City Sixty City Lots
he city for business and private resdences and
presents fair opportunity for Investments the being
femarkaby easy per and auctoneers fees
day Of ten cent on the 9Th day Of Jnne next
culars Inquire at the Office auctioneer No. 81 Mont
aomery street. Jersey CITY Sale positive.
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DANIEL II. BtRpErf, AucTloNEER .,
IL UNITED STATES MARSHAL,S SALE VI

PRIZE PROPERTY. 90,
BURDETT, JONES CO will sell on THURSDAY NAY Y ~
Brooklyn BY writ OF vendiione exponas 70 me
delivered will sell at public auction as aoove'
Cargoes OF Schooner -
Il =, - t..,.-l~,.. kLQklpA..
V LS~iss" and Brig MlNNA,
Consisting Of Cotton Rosin Salt, s.,.
Gunny Bags and Ground Salt
Also a, u o'clock, at the same place, syn E.
board - al
SCHOONER FLORIDA, her Tackle, Apparel And Furniture,
= abe lies at tho Atlantic Docks
ALSO
BRIG NINA her tackle apparel furniture, &C. rs sne
nav lies az the Atlantic dock
Catalogues ready. ...-,
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RAILROADS.


HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. TRAINS FOR AL.
III bany Troy the North and West leave Chambers street
At and A. NJ and si5, and 1880 p NJ and on sun.
days at 622P NJ, from Thirtieh street. Tickets may be
procured nj any the Offices OF WESTCOTTs EXPRESS,
In New York and Brooklyn, and baggage checked ~ The
house 10 all points the road and to Saratoga sprngs
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
IN CHAN0B OF TIME. . .
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. commencing MONDAY, may
B lsSS Trains WI. leave Twenty snth stree, depo,-
For Aipany@uS A. NJ, stopping At WilMmsondge,
White Plains BEDFORD cro,cu Fails and al stations north
70 Cha ham, Chatham Centre, kinderbook and Schodack,
connecting with New York Central Railroad for all points
west and with the Northern Railroad for Saratoga and all
For Cro,on Fsls-s IS A. N, stopping a. all stations
ping e 81 stations.
For Wits falns-6:ls ?. NJ from White street depot
For Dover plelns-xP nSapppsng At White Plains and
For wiiliams6rdse- 10 A. r., aso Alo. 8. sis and
q 50 r. NJ, stopping at all stations
KEfCRkfNG. WILL LEAVE
Albany-9.l0 A NJ. arrival Of Northern and Western
stopping all stations from Chathano Croton Falls
also Bedford. White Plains and wlliamsbridae.
Dover Psnsot6 A. NJ, stopping all stations north Of
and at white Plains.
Croion Fsls-s P. n, stopping at all stations
White Pains-6io, IbD A. NJ II 81, AS NJ, stopping
At AL stations -
JOHN BuRcHiLL. superintendent
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A j. BLEECKER, SON CO. WILL SELL ON THURS
"A. day May a. at II o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
lesroom los Liberty street-0n northwest corner Tenth
and Eighty third street, corner Lot 2Sx00 on
which three house. with nrst floor
On Tenth avenue. one Lot west side, adjSinins above
bakery good stable in for six horses 20
Particulars at II Cedar street, adjoining
Bank Of Commerce.
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GRAND OPENING NIGHT; .

hASD MADAME BELLS ARCADE,
~ ga and $50 Broadway. corner Of Prince gresI
1855 Hsil viii open her GRAND MUSIC HAIL. ~
stso0TiNG uAILERY on WEDNESDAY evening" ~
me csehess engaged and hs rssrssnnrsnm sso -
are o. ~ ,vsnty xouna iaxes walk on shlea ApDy|
.scrs on wcdnssD5 from " sot seoeh
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Asst NIGHT BUT CNE
il OF THE GRAND PANORAMA OF IRELAND.
THE HIBERNIC0N.
This tuesday, evening Chinese Building a3g Broadway
on tomorrow "Wednesday evening the LAST EAHlBi
TON will take place, In aid OF - -
The IRISH RELIEF FUND.
when entire series Of these splendid paintings will be
unroed New by the distinguished vocaists, the
Misses MacEvoy aud Barney the Guide
The last Grand Matinee Wednesday. for this bcnevo
IAN
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(NARL BERGMANNs
GRAND CONCERT, AT
IRVING HALL.
SATURDAY EVENING. MAY %, 1853
which the following distinguished artists have
promised their assistante:-
MADAME BERTHA JOHANNSEN,
Mr.. :. X. MILLS
AND THE MEMBERS OF THE PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA.
Tickets 90 cents each To be had at the principal music
the door the OF Concert
will mence at 8 O'Clock
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DBNJAMIN WEAVER, JR.. AucTI0NEER-oFFICE
II I0s Ninth avenue BY virtue OF chatte MORTGAGE,
i expose for sale public vendue on TUESDAY May w
1863 10 O'Clock near the corner OF m Sree p
Stable ieet situated about one hundred iee west OF
Tenth avenue, Fourteenth street Also one 1--WE nose
Truck two springs Carts two Trucks Horses ana io' Oh
Harness. &c Sale positive. BY order OF mortgages.
Dated NEW YORK, May l6, 1868.
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NrIBLO's GARDEN.
IN Wanted Ladies for The
CORPS DE BALLET,
Under the direction OF Signor Ronzani. Apply 70 MI L.
j Vincent, stage door on Crosby street, at 10 A. M
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A TTENT1ONl-AT THE NEW STORE, liz THIRD AVE
"A ladies and gentlemen TO receive the
highest price each article Of Cast OF Clothing Furniture
Carpets &c. for the New Orleans market Try and satisfy
yourself The following prices will be paid Prom 81 70 $50
for Silk Dresses from SIS for Coats from q 10 20 or
&C. highest prices will be paid in cash. Gall or ad
dress c. MISH, ia Third Fourteenth street.
Lad lea attended bv Mrs. Mish
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C,ROrTING. FASHION PLEASURE GROUNDS. WE'D
nesday, May 10 8 r. NJ, purse and stake $3.50, mile
heats s. In harness. drivers TO weigh l65 lbs Hiram
b. O. Hambetonian: D. Taiiman names b. q Dutchman; b.
PGHer Pulaski The boat which leaves James
er's Point ~ M Boats the Thirty fourth street
JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager.
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CLOTHING.

A TTENTION, 1856 SEVENTH AVENUE. LADIES AND
"A gentlemen will be astonshed TO see the prices +.
HARRIS pays for OF Clothing Carpets Furniture and
Jewey We latter ourselves Of having been
by great ladies' gentlemen that we 70 per
cent than At other place in the city
$36 Coats "a TO SIS for Pants 81 to g. Please call on
address Harris 1856 Seventh between Twentieth
and Twenty streets Ladies attended by Mrs. Harris
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-09
OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

rgyfE Gonorrhga OF commonly called Clip, j. dis
II u-ting maiady. ami h too well known % inquire
am explanations easy 10 be got. bat y = dihcuit 70
ccsr Of IL companion hat few ADMIRE ~ pei
all classes cf buh male and feniae, rich
and poor both married single. though - trouble
Itself. di-tressng and soneines iassl >
d. ase the treatment Il which. has generally eeen
than the disease >eif The common iashonahie
i fret deprive you 81 All business iheh
come cour e OF STAR living ON bread and tea.
water Cruel kind soP>. Yen mus then D ted'
cupped OF -achci combined with uausea INK nieictes,
fverv few DAYS the medicine, changed aud after
some months, in th> wsy, which the rAtent
bear with great ftudc fear 81 uft ne D us
ch sr.e or discharge himself with irritable urrtcf,
swelled icstl enlargement 81 tue PROSTATE glands
or a ii-et he neck of the bladder
TINS specific which like charm. with lev doses
ant quite pleasant % take aiu wien
IA A. cured thousands New iork. Philadelphia, baiit
more and mary of the southern cit'es- l. CERTAIN ana
eecual remedy that makes rapid and permanent cur
without fegarl 10 diet drink exercise except ~rest
ling. iumnlng sNer-SfraIling ibl~ remedy - 11-
equaled ything yet discovered for th~ cure o. th"re
disc ses II is Niracird from piant ai = per
fe-v safe A. il is purely vcef afe contains ner-
curry. that on eNFoee yonfseli Ia All ki.us ~
weather without The danger from the M oicine
And II you are careful wrapping up yonr paste, ca
Ill have nell fran Il. - that You are not
deprived # going into company, or beng detected ~
nearest friends.
used with nrne~e by regular ply sician and
confidently rec immefded 80 the unfortunate
CAUTlON-Nons j. genuine without the signature o'
4 2 proprietor r. Davidson. around the box All IN
fringesns Of trade marks will be prosecuted with the
utmost rigor ofthe Law.
VIZ DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold bv Druggists generally ian2s-d6ms
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GREKLEr and sumSsR and PBILLIPs and
Br.cHKR. ami the whole crcs Of Aboltionists.
promised that an army nine hundred thousand
strung would rs.b 20 the field from the Northern
State. II LINCOLN wouii issue negro emancipa-
ton proclamation. On the first Of January that
proclsmliion was pabIished. 5us as yet not one OF
the promised MAE hundred thousand abolition
soldiers has entered the field. The philan'hrophy
and fighting Of the Aboliiionsts are ahke-t 10
all in the abstract. IL j. all talk. Neither - OF
any more practical value than fifth wheel to
wagon. A great humbug Is AboIiuonism
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NOTICE.
Street improvement Notice.
OFFIcE or CTTs CLERK.
indianapolis. February 9Th. lsf


n Office is hereby gwen Of the pendency of the ollgw
ing Ordinances, to-wit:
For grading aud bowlderng Virginia Avenue. exciu-
sive of the sidewalk. between Washington steet and
Pogue'~ Run
grading and bow dering Delaware street, exclu-
sive of the sidewalks between Washington street and
PO.ue's Kun
For graveng New York street and north sidewalk he
tween blackf0rd and Wet streets
FOR grading. paving and curbng with stone the side
walk the south SIDE OF Ma ket >treci between Penn
yIvana aud Circle aud Circle street. bet~e~s
Market and Meridian streets, south side Of Circle
street.
For grading and bowlder M Pennsylvania street ex-
elusive OF the sidewalks between the north side Of Ohio
and north side OF Michigan streets.
For ting and paving the sdew ak the north side
Of wah ngon street, between New Jersey and the first
alley Of Liberty street
For grading and grayeiing Alabama exclusive of
e sidewalks, between Washington street and Massa-
sthusstt> Avenue.
And thai the said ordinances wi be taken final
pas AT regular meet ng of the Common Council to
be he'd on Tuesday evening February II, 1853 at Z
O'Clock. J0HNG WATERS City Clerk.
febs-d2t By GKo. T. ANDERSON. Deputy.
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SATURDAY. February Z, 1864
The President called the Senate to order at
\ NJ
The journal of yesterday read and approved
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Ray: From citizens OF Franklin township
Maroon county. asking The passage oi laws to en-
force the 18th article of the Constitution. Re
TERED 10 Committee Oh Right and Privileges.
Davl-, OF Cass-COrporations: Reporte,
back Senate bill No. II, in regard Ia corpora
tionS, without any recommendation The BIZ
was referred To the judiciary Committee.
Mr. Bee>on-Banks: Reported back Senat.
bill No. 80 with "A recommendation that it pass
Ordered To be engro-sei
Nh Fuller pOrations: Reported back Sen
ate biil No - recommending that il pass. Or
dered 10 be en.ros-ed. Tue bill amends t.,
plank ROAD law.
MIR INSTRUMENTATION of Courts: Reportes
back Senate bill No. % To amend the law organ
ling the Supreme Court 80 a. to district H.,
Site for Supreme Court purposes, without al,
special recommendation. The bill was recon-
mtted tn the judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Corbin, Organization OF Courts: Reported
against the expeiIency ot providing by law tha
JUICES charges should be delivered To juries OF
the conclusion of evidence ami before the arsu
ments were commenced. COncurIed in
JOINT RESOLUTIONS
Mr. Cobb introduced jpnt resolution No. 10
III relation to the enlistment and arnlins of he
sr6e~.
Mr Cobb moved that the rules be suspende,
and the jui.,t resolution read a second tune. Tn,
motion aid not prevail Tor the want of cons iu
tionai vote. The vote stood yeas "a, NAYS ii.
iNTEoDTCTIos OF BILLS.
Mr. Landers-No. l03: To amend section Il
OF the law IA IeiaIiol 10 general elections.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Mr. March'S bili-No SO: mending section
of the justices OF the peace Passed.
Nj. MaIchs bul-Np. 81 To amend the 55tl
section OF the acr to author re aud regulate The
ACT CT general banking. Pissed.
l lie Olli REQUIRES the money paid by the free
banks ~ lees To 20 tire general funds of the
Staie. instead OF the officers State.
Nj. " lilitm's bhl-NO. 81 To amend section
OF the law in relation TO the salaries of officers
OF State Passed
Mr Marcus bill-No 80: Amending the Sn-
prene Court act, and liking the fees Of the Al
dItur ana Secretary of State IL relation thereto
Mr Claypooi offered an amendment. which
failed to meet with unanimous consent, and the
oil ami amendment sent TO the Judiciary
Committee
Mr. News bll-No. CO: To amend sectio.. l
OF the loan fund, building and saving fund act
Passed
MIR. wolie's bill-No 66 To amend section
ia of the act for the settlement of decedent,'
estates. Passed.
Mr.. Meliett's biil-No. 6g : To amend section
30 OF the act for the ~eItesent of decedefss
estates. Passed
Mr. Downing's bili-No. II: To fix the time
OF holding the terms OF tba Common Pleas Court
IN the 9th judicial district The bill was passed
for the present.
Mr. HCri's bili-No 20: To amend section /
OF the act IN relation to the laying GU OF towns,
&e- he bil Mas passed over Tor the present
judiciary Committee bili-No. CO To repeal
the act authorizing the Bank OF the State To ere
ate five additional bank districts. Passed.
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The Hendricks Ov asion...>peeches 4
Hon. N. NJ. Ray and HOn. Thomas
a. He nd sicks.

~ Htmd6fCkS.
At the Hendricks ovation in ShelbyvilIe on
Th..l. l., 10, u,,-,v NJ r.. .l.o,,.,
tue u'S""e N'"e" soeS' ~ '''e "Pt'oP''
ate AID eloquent address;
Ihave been sel~s,esl. bv the proper committee.
a the organ OF the Democracy OF Shelby county .
In tender In Won al this stage of a festival nre
pared in your honor bv the Democratic Ia.e~ and
gentlemen Of hi. town and county. a heafty
w.l...,me ~ ,h.-,r mid, eroxnea Niti thns, now
honor which you have SO well earned. and in
which they so pr.udl, rejoice
This simultaneous sstl,er,u. of your Democratic
friends. from their isruss. from The v,Ilsxcs and
s.Fr ling eItie.. I tender YOU rs the highest
ssAi s'neessss .-s--se 60 your worth a. a man. and
ysar claims - = = "a, ------, --'~-ss "> an obIa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-09

Mr. wolte-Bill No. 81: To amend section %
of the Supervisors act. Passed
Mr Claeponl-Bl No 81. To authorize the
ID rrcisrs al the Bark ol the State O. redeem the
pital stock ct branches and o. wind up and
u>e bfunches IN certfin cs.es Pissed
NJ Gtubi.'S hiil-No -. To amend section
Ia of the plank ADD gravel road loan Passed.
JOINT RESOLUTION PASSED.
Mr News joint resolution-No. 5: Instruct
Ing Senators and requesting Representative in
Congress from this State To use their influence 10
secure bounty money for discharged and disabled
soldiers. Passed
BILLS on SECOND READING.
Senate bills up to and including No l03 were
read a second time AMI referred. and House bills
Mas 1, 80. -. y, % aud 40 were also read
and referred.
MESSAGES FROM TIE HOUSE.
House concurrent resolution in relation 10 the
pay OF volunteers was taken up. and on motion by
Mr Brown. of Wells. IL vas cOncuued in.
Senate bill No 10. with an amendment by the
House. taken up. and the amendment con
CURED in
An effort made To adjourn until Monday
at p NJ and then until . A NJ to give the
COMMITTEES chance to meet but the resolutions
were voted down.
Adjourned