Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-19

Mr. Sh0lit, 0isAllen. from same commitice,
made similar report IN reference 70 coupons.
Mr jones, from same committee. reported the
estluciion OF Lessury notes. after examination,
10 amount OF $3.50.
Mr. Niblack, from same committee, relative
90 the con munlcatleR- Efoal Ne Taibatt, Rfesi :
dent OF the Board OF Sinking Fund Commission \
err, introducing bill No 226. IN reference 10 the 4
investment OF the Sinking Fund.
Mr. Puett. from same committee. relative 10 4
statements OF the Free Banks. ia ala respects cor
rect as appears by Auditor records. with the ex
cepiion of the Suuihesn Bank at Terre Hate.
the circulation OF ~hica is, however. as well sc
cured as the others They think additional Sc
curits should be demanded OF the Salem Bank at
Goshen for lis circulation.
Mr. Howk from Committee on Judiciary, rels-
tive 70 House bill No. 81, relative 70 Interest on
money. tabling H.
.Bv ssme. relative to House hill l21. tabiing IT,
Mr Packard. frorl SINE committee, relative
to House bill O., concerning interest on money,
tabiins it.
BY same. relative to House bin 1871. same sub
ject. amending il and recommending its passage
MIR. Like. from same committee. relative TO
House bill No u, for the relief OF Joseph NJ.
Durr. recommending its passage
Mr. Burtun. from same committee relative 10
Senate bill No l3 concerning the rights of rall
road conpanie- affecting chiefly the Indianapolis
ard Cincinnati railroad. amending IL and recon
mending passage The bill was read third time
and passed
By same relative to House bill No AZ, regu-
latng acts of deputies of civil offices who have
entered the army, amending 1t and recommend
in passage
Mr.. Packard. from Committee on State Prison
North, reporting as To it, affsirs. recommending
an appropriation OF Sl25, 600; and also appropFi-
atoms 20 pay contractors and debts of the Board.
/ The report was made the special order for Fri
/ day next.
Mr. Abbott. from Committee on Temperance.
4 relative 10 House till Is. against the adulrers.
ton of liquors. recommending passage Bill or
/ dered To engrossment.
/ Mr. Garvu. from Committee on Corporations.
/ relative 10 House bill No 81, relative to duties of
railroad companies to transportation OF ffeights
and live stock. Referred to Committee on Rail
roads
Mr. Limb. from select committee. relative tn
bill No o. amended and passage recommended
Entire subject indefinitely postponed
Mr. Shaffer. from Committee on Apportion
meut. reported House bill No 227, districting the
/ State into Congressional districts.
Mr Leeds, from select committee recommend
! ins the passage of the bill remuneraing negroes
! in the army.
Mr. Reitz from committee relative to Senate
bill No 6. ceding to the United States jurisdc
ton of lands for arsenal, recommending pass
! age
Also. minority report tabling the bill Both
reoorts Informally passed
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Miller, instructing proper committee as to
a per capita tax dogs
Mr. HOlcomb. instructing proper committee a
to setting apart a fund tor sick and wounuei sol
dierS
Mr.. Moves. instructing proper committee rela
tive to obligations OF witnesses before grand ju-
reS Lost
DUMB.
Dir. Speaker laid before the House commun
cation from the Superintendent OF the Asylum
for the Deaf and Dumb. inviting members to be
present at exhibitions to morrow afternoon and
night Invitation accepted
SPECIAL ORDER
Mr. Lasselie's Joint resolution for National
| Convention Louisville on the 4ih of July next,
to restore peace ana union, and for an al mistce
| meanwhile, was taken up. t..-I
Mr. Brown, saving that the matter was OF very
great importance, and that consh tation sufficient
had not been had upou it. he hoped that the con-
sideration OF the resolution would be postponed,
that mure unanimity than he believed now exists
might be obtained
Mr. Lsssee said the matter was all important
not only tue people OF Indiana but OF the
whole country He was. therefore DESTROYS of
calm and deliberate consideration de would for
that reason. not press the resolution. he thought
that the resolution should be considered in Com
mttee OF the Whole. and that, for the purpose of
due considerations the bill he printed
Mr. Branham thought i, would be better for
the friends ut the sure make it nearly
perfect as possible before submitting il To the
House
Mr. Buskirk Mr. Miller in the chair pre-
ferred 10 have the Committee Federal Rela-
tons report before discussion was had on she res
oiutiou
Mr.. Brown moved that the consideration of the
special order be postponed anu that the reSolu-
t,on in order to perfect its details he referred to
select committee of five. with Instructions to
report on Tuesday next at 10 O'Clock. II
Mr.. Packard moved to amend bs referring
the resolution 10 the Committee on Federal Re
lations.
Mr. L,s~elle moved that the House resolve
itSelfint Committee of the Whole for the con
sideration 90 the matter. Lost.
Mr. LaS-eie offered cert lin amendments which
he desired 10 20 to the committee
Mr.. Griffith also submitted several amend
ments.
Finally the subject was disposed OF by sending
the resolution and amendments to the Com
mt,ee on Federal lations. according to Mr..
Packards motion.
BILLS INTRODUCED
Mr.. Gregory, Ne. 22S. relative to review OF
judgments obtained bs fraud.
Mr. Miner, No 229, amending the corporation
act
Mr.. Ne~mul. No. go, To Prevent destruction
OF legal adverti-ement>. hand bills, dc.
Mr. Rippey, No. 23l. amending the common
school law. =
Adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Met at "a o'clock.
RILLs on THIRD READING.
House bill No So. regulating the term of ser
vice of Township Trustees
I ne oil being itS pass ge. and nn quorum
voting, call of the House was ordered
Seventy eight members answered to their
names
ABSENTELs.
Mr. Speaker ordered abSentees sent for.
The Sergsant-at- Arms shortly appeared with
three denquents, Messrs. Mason, MUTT, and
Griffith.
Tter were hrOuoht IN the hor IN answer Mr.