Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-11

adopted. Mr Grifith's amendment ~az adopted.
On the resolution as thus amended the vote vas,
ave- o.. NAYS %. Adopted.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Called 70 order NJ % O'Clock.
FROM rHE s0vERNoR.
Mr. Speaker LAID before she House a communi-
cation from HIS Excellency with regard 70
drafted men. in reply To a resolution. An &C
companying report from the Adjutant General
states that four companies OF drafted men were
organized volunteers. and went into old regi-
ments. Other men. amounting 10 about go,
we're also IN the service. as drafted
The Speaker also laid before the House a com
munication from his Excelleney sith regard to
the cavalry in Spencer county. which had de-
stroyed the office Of the Rockport Democrat
The cavalry were SO stationed In pursuance OF
the orders OF the Major General. His Excellency
disclaims all knowledge of any intimation from
headquarters prompting the alleged Outrage ne
knew nothing Of il until he heard OF u through
the public prints. lie respectfully declines 70
answer whether the cavalry stationed M the VI
cinity OF Rockport can. consistently with the Puo-
tic safety. be removed not. Both commnnl-
cations referred 20 the Committee Gu Military At
fairs.
COMMITTEE or THIRTEEN.
Mr. Speaker announced the committee on Mr.
Cason's resolution adopted thus morning
Messrs. CasOn. Niblack. HoSk. Abbott, Rob.
erts, Newman, darlington. Puett, Shaher,
Bird O Brien OF Hamilton, Harvey and Van
Buskirk
REvENUE BILL.
House. on special order, took up Mr.. Niblack's
revenue bill. in Committee of the Whole
Mr. Niblack explained that the revenue from
the increased levy would not be more than sufh
cent 20 meet the demands upon the State Treas
ury; $3.50. 900 WAS required for the years leo5
and le6i
and report the bill Tor engrossment. COncurred
in, and action had accordingly
RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. Niblack; In reference % a deficiency Of
the 18th volume OF Supreme Court Reports
Mr. Milroy Authorizing the Agricultural and
County and Township committees to-employ a
clerk TatIed.
Mr.. Miller: Authorizing a Committee of Three
10 he raised 10 ascertain the cost OF laws relative
to decedents estates To distribute.
Nj. Van BuskiIk lnstructing Committee on
the Judiciary with regard TO additional legisla
ton "a 10 foreign insurance companies.
Mr. Lasselle: Providing Tor the reception of
United States Treasury notes for taxes.
Mr. Waterman: In reference To the Sinking
Fund.
Mr. Holcomb: Ins:rucIing Committee In
ternal improvements 10 reduction of salaries
of Trustees OF Wabash and Erie Canal.
Mr.. Ripley: Ia favor of an amendment per
hitting Recorders to require their fees in adj
vance
Mr.. Packard. lnstructng Committee on the
Judiciary as to lee bills of Auditors
MIR Gregory: Instruciing Committee on Rail
roads to inquire to whether law can be en-
Il IL.
ceased soldiers free of charge.
Mr.. Richardson: lnstructing proper committee
as To drainage OF swamp lands
Mr.. Burton: Requesting the Senate To return
10 the House a certain resolution offered In the
Senate Of Kentucky, in order that the House
might reconsider IT'S action thereon. Withdrawn.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
| Mr.. Woollen: Protesting against the passage
of any bill by Congress indemniying the Presi-
dent, or those citing under him, from liability to
answ for arbitrary arrests and insiructing SEN
atOrs and requesting Representatives TO oppose
the passage of such till. Read first time.
BILLs INTRODUCED.
| Mr. Gregory-No. 1853: Amending section ,
of temperance law.
Mr. Dayis--No I54: To provide for the OPEN
ing of bitches and change of water courses.
Mr.. Hanna-No. 1855: An act providing for a
committee to audit and allow claims of officers
and men of the Indiana Legion, for services
the Ohio river bo,der.
Mr.. Hatheld-No. l56: Regulating the sale
and prohibiting the adulieration OF liquors
by same-No l57 Regulating tolls on bridges
over the Wabash riser. and particularly the
bridge at Covington. in Fountain county.
BY same-No. l5S: Regulating fare or ton
upon railroads running through this State-hxing
three cents per mile.
Mr.. Morgan-No. l59: For the protection of
sheep. and taxing owners of dogs for the purpose
of paying for sheep DESTROYED
Mr. Woodruff-No. 100: Amending section a.
of the act for the location and change of high
ways.
Mr.. Spencer-No l6l: Amending section %
of the act relative TO enclosures.
Mr. Johnson-No l62: Relative to certain
officers of the Sinking Fund-fxng their sala-
rIes.
Mr. Given-No. l63: To authorize County
Commissioners to act in case OF failure by towns
TO elect Trustees, dissolving such interpretations
IN such contingency.
Mr.. Donaldson-No. l64 Amending 9Th Sec
ton ei plank road act
Mr.. Milroy-No les: Amending section I Of
an act exemptng property from sale on txecu-
ton
Mr. Waiernan-No. i66: Supplemental TO
act relative to election ut township officers.
Mr. Leels-No l67: To entirle special as
sistant surgeons sent to battle fields hospitals
to pay
Mr. Burton-No l6s: To repeal the act H.
censing dogs, and for protection Of sheep.
Mr. Muiz-No 1863: To prohibit respassing
upon lands for the purpose OF hunting.
Mr. Howk-No. 40: Amending 9TH section
of act relative to holding courts in Clark Scott.
Washington. Harrison aud Floyd counties
Mr.. Bren-No Ill: Amending section 2i
OF act relative TO duties at county officers
Mr. Feuis-No l72: To regulate the fare
charged b., railrOad compames-hxing three cents
per mile
Nr. Niback-No l73: Amending sundry sec.
tons OF the practice act
Mr Humphrey Ia: Amending section
LIST OF Justice of the Pesce act
Mr. Howard-No. lis: Amending common
school law
Mr. Hoste,ter-No. l76: Authorizing consta-
bles TO administer oaths
Mr.. Psckard-NO. liz: Supplemental to act
providing for redemption Of real property.
Mr.. harney-No LIS: Repeating an act amend
Ing the felony act
Mr. kemp-No. l79: Amending act relative
TO fees and salaries.
Adjourned.