Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-25

The City Council o; New Albany have ap-
ptoptlaied $50 additional bounty to volunteers
We notice By The New AlOa9I ledger .hs,
"coloreJ saf meeting" was 70 be held IN that
civ Oh Tuesday evening. a the "eolored Metho-
dist church and ''al cUloGed pefSons' were In.
vitei 10 attend. Addresses TO DC made by
Dr. REvELs and "cOl ROBINSON Of Indianapo
doubledIy or else Ihey would not have been in
character with the meeting.
We regret TO announce the deathoi De. j J.
Kinberlin. of Medor4 He went to visit pa
tcnt near town on Tuesday week. took sick there
and died before getting home His disease sim
ulated cramp collie We learn lie buried ON
Thursday. DR.. Kimberlin WIS, at the time OF
his death. President OF the Jackson County Med
ical Society - Seymour Tines
Perry county has already paid 81 900 inter
nal revenue taxes.
We had the pleasure Yesterday of meeting
Mr. Rugg. of Fort Wayne. STATE Superintendent
OF Public Instruction. Mr. kugg seems thor
oughly familiar with the duties of his ofice. and
the intention of the iIamers of our popular school
Law. lie speaks enc0uragingly of the progress Of
improvements in the public schools of the State,
aud thinks from The present rapid increase of the
now enormous fund. that the time is not far dis
tant when our public schools be kept open
the entire year. CaDnelton Reporter.
The Lafayette Journal Republican, says
We need new exemption law-one "phieh shall
compel OLD HUNKS and SHrLoox and DIVES. even
though they BE fortv.sx years of age. and have
spent thirty Of that grinding fortunes out OF their
fellow citizens, to shoulder their muskets or pay
poorer men for doing so. that their stocks aud
bonds may he secure We need a law to com
Del every citizen TO do his duty in this great
crises "
The Democracy of Ciss county met in con-
ven,ion at Logausport. on Saturday. January 2.
tn appoint delegates to the Congressional Con
vention
Col GEORGE W. CHAPMAN. of the Sd Indiana
Cavalry i on "A brief visit to his friends in this
city Col CHAPMAN is regarded by the best
officers In the service as a most gallant and nc.
compished ofiicer-in fact having superi
or We understand that Col. CHAPMAN will be
recommended by his friends us eminently worthy
OF promotion
Major jonathan w. Gordon of the 18th
regular Infantry was in this city yesterday. We
never saw the Major looking better. Major Cor
don is now a part OF the Army of the Potomac,
which he pronounces to be the best army upon
which the sun in ts glorious effulgence ever
shown. He states that Gen. Meade is moving
the army with unsurpassed military skill. but in
this connection he remarked that he opposed
by the must skillfu chess-player upon this CONT
nent-Gen Lee The Major returned to his
command last night
-SrArE SENrlNEL-We have received the
prospectus of the Sentinel for 1864 The Senti
mel deserves as the central organ OF the Democra-
CIV of Indiana generous support Especially
should this be given when next year the great
political battle for the freedom of the American
citizen from Tyranny and the presers alton Of the
Union and the States is TO be fought.--Logans
port Pharos.
--CAss COUNTY RECRUITS - On Saturday
morning. DIR. A. j. Taylor of this city paid tn,
Case county bounty money TO the l3e men con
| tanned in the two companies. Thebest of feeling
prevailed among the volunteers nc the prompt
ness manifested in the payment of their bounty
The companies from this county the frs
to receive the bounty. and volunteers felt elaied
| and shouted for "Old Democratic Cass," and
good feelings were loudly expressed by Republi
cans as we'll rs Democrats for our County Com
| missiOners of whom majority are Democrats
and who had so promptly voted bounty 10 aid
in filling up the quota of Cass county.
The U. ) bounty was paid on Saturday b,
Major Thatcher.
After receiving their bounty and new uniforms
the companies received short furlough and re
turned home TO fill up their ranks-Loganspor
/ Pharos.
revival Of the Crtttenden Resolution
| IN the House bolttiOn I'm rance
OF &c.
! In the House of Representatives at Washington
on the 10Th inst.