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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08

Charge OF Judge Davis, Of the super
Tor Court United states, tn the Grand
Jury.
IxDIASAPoLTs, INDIANA, Nav 9th. 1863.
Hon Dacid DsUis JEags Superior Court. United
States.
SiR.-The Grand jury empanneled in the Cir
cult and District Court Tor Indiana. at the pres
ent term. by a unanimous vote taken at their first
assembling in their room, appointed the under
signed a committee to request Of you. for publi-
cation. copy of the very able charge to the
Grand Jury. delivered By you this day. We feel
assured that ~ publication at this time will be
productive of great public good. and therefore
cheerfully perform the duty assigned Us. and re
quest such copy. Respectfully yours.
l. SExToS.
JAMS BLAKE.
THos. " SrILLwELL.
Committee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08

PLuoKY LADIES Last week the ladies Of the
Methodist congregation at Button. Ind. went
out 20 solicit all for their minister. A stingy old
cuss offered to give them barrel OF -four pro.
viiei they would wheel i from his mill 20 the
ministers house. distance Of four miles. not for
a moment surprising that they would accept his
proposition The ladies were game. however.
ant were bound u make all they could out of
'Old stiuey. a. he : cslied na,mcch A. this
w. The first otier 81 charity he had ever been
knewn L. make The, accordingly took wheel
barros. went TO tie mill GOT the barrel OF flour
and wheeled II on the b,rrow tie four miles to
their minister. Brother jackson The citizens of
Button treated the ladies To a fine supper. and
the loss OF the barrel Of four likely 10 crack the
gizzard of the old ra9>callion who Vas thus com
peIled TO come down With the dust" of the
cereal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08

THK Accuracy OF THE BEEcHER ORsAN 1t
j. singulAr--we take thsf baek--it Y not sneu n
since the story of the three black crows was cir
culated--fhat the further from home story geis
the more II Is magnihed. The Brown county
In8i.na. difficulties are thus referred 70 by
Beecher's Independent:
The Indiana Copperheads are armed and re
sisring the draft by violence. hut not yet with
anv extensive concert 81 action
II xill be news 10 the country. that the draft
conscrption-is being enforced any where - Gin
cinuati Enquirer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08

Inv NrnrixG AT GosPoKr The New Al
bany ani Salem Railroad will run half. fare trains
u tie Democratic meeting 10 be held at Gosport
on Thursday. the l4gh inst An excursion tram
will le,ve Lafayette at o'clock. 4. NJ. aud re
turn in the evening. One will also leave Mitch.
ell in the morning. arriving at Gosport At A
NJ and return after the meeting
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join company with Gen Mcclellan. Gen. Porter,
Gen Franklin and others who have refused to
bow the knee 20 Baal.
Measures have been instituted by the Treasury
Department here. in order 10 ind out 10 what
extent the l ) Treasury notes. yulgarly called
"greenbacks." have been counterfeited in Ing
land and put into circulation here. A special
agent OF the Department has been sent over To
England for that purpose. and i've more are at
present in New fork. Philadelphia and Boston,
hunting up evidence All that is known at pres
ent, j. that the entire resources Of one OF the
largest engraving houses in England have for a
long time been employe in the business, on the
same principle that the engravers in this country
are allowed TO engrave quantities OF Confederate
notes. Vast quantities OF the latter trash were
carried down into Virginia by POpes army. IN
August last. and passed off on the unsusPectng
people there. II We allow our people To do this.
Why should We complain when the English play
the same game on usf There Is, no doubt. a
large quantity Of the foreign counterfeit stuff in
circulation. and so admirably i the work done
that none but an expert can detect the cheit
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There i, no local demand for gold or silver,
and any quotations might give. would be.
therefor. nominal. There hardly any demand
notes Offering and our quotations for them are
little better than nominal
The news from the Government armies since
our last has been of the most absorbing interest
especially from the army of tho Potomac under
Gen Hooker, who had outAanked the Rebels
and compelled them To come out of their in
trenchments and attack him, which they did on
Saturday and Sunday-resulting in terrific
battle. which fercely contested on both sides;
but the latest accounts which had come 10 hand
when We put our paper to press last night wei e
favorable To the cause of the Government But
still the state Of the case was such that it was i'm
possible Ia form anv estimate a regards what
would be the final result. Both forces are in
such position that complete victory a most
disastrous defeat awaits one or the other. Ii
cannot he drawn battle even in part This
critical of affairs kept the public mind in The
greatest suspense since Saturday. and last even
ing this suspense had become positively painful
On Monday ana Yesterday the New York market
for gold and public securities was greatly agIta ed
and prices advanced and declined from hour to
hour.
In the wholesale market, there is a continued
general duluess and not much demand for any
article
A feeling of uncertainty a. regards even the
immediate future, pervades the minds of the
whole business community, and therefore the
tire absence of desire to operate in anv article oil
produce. The immense sdDply of pork adds to
this nnwillingness to do anything in that line
In our market review we give the few change.
in prices which have taken place. and the general
spirit OF the market as well "a can do it, and
in addition to this, there is little to be said OF
interest
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fEItis rumored that the Administration in
tend. to di.place HooKKR from the command Of
the Army Of the Potomac Gen. FEExoSr. it Is
stated, will be bis successor.
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L. S. DIsTRrcT CouRr RooM.

INDIANAPOLIS, MAY 8, 1868
Messrs. SeJt0n BiGke and StiLtceli Committee
GENTLExES: The address to the Grand Jury
was hastily written. and i very imperfect If il
shall eonduce IN any degree 10 the formation OF
proper public sentiment, shall be abuudantly
satisfied | transmit you two copies. Will you
be kind enough To give copy TO each OF the
morning papers. Respectfully,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08

Agate. the Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette gets of the following in one
of his late letters
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ST RkYEc.
MiIliN Frs.
M I S S j. D 0 Y L E

EeEGS LEAVE To INFORM THF LADIES OF IN
ID dianapolis and vicinity that she will open Show
Rooms over No 8 Bates House Block. West Washington
street. Miss. Doyle intends keeping Paris Millnary
Empori where at times be found the best
Surtment Of BonnetS Ribbons French flcwers. Plumes.
Bridal Wreaths and all goods usually TO be found in
first class establishment Mis- Doy lie intends making In
dianapois her permanent residence and will nj ailtmes
keep the best and desirable goods 10 be found in
be market. The patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited. apr6-dly
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EVENING SESSION.

The House met pursuant TO adjournment.
The calendar was regularly proceeded WITH and
a number Of bills AMI resolutions were laIG on the
table
The following bills and resolutions passed their
several readings:
A bill amending at relative to common schools,
bill for the relief of the families OF deceased Sod-
crs, and providing for roll of honor An cngrossed
bill from the Senate, authorizing courts to be held
elsewhere than the county scat-the courthouse
having been destroyed by the enemy. A bill from
the Senate amending the Revised Code, relative to
the writ of hd6e1s cOrpus.
Mr.. Grissom moved to suspend the rules and put
the bill upon its 81 and 81 readings.
Mr.. Person hoped that the motion would not pre-
vail The bill was an important one, and ought not
to be passed in hurried manner.
Mr.. Fowle said that the bill was important, and
that it had been printed some 10 or II days, and
all had an opportunity to examine it and he hoped
it would be considered and passed The vote was
taken, and the rules were suspended-Yeas 59-
Nays %.
Mr.. Person addressed the House in opposition to
the bill
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SENATE.

MoHnAY, Feb. Q, 1868.
Senate met at 10 O'Clock. journal read and ap-
proved
A message was received from the House trans
uniting the following engr0SSed bills.
y Till authorizing the Governor to call out the
militia. Passed its several readings.
A hill to incorporate the Branch Monument AS
ISOLATION. Passed its several readings.
y resolution concerning mileage Of legislators.
\ bill in regard to.rOads
A bill to incorporate the Shelby and Broad River
Railroad company
resolution in regard to the printing Of tie Jour
mails of the Legislature. Laid on the table.
bill authorizing repairs in the Treasurers Office.
Passed its several readings
4 bill with House amendments in regard to Sala-
rieS of State officers Increases the salary Of the
Governor to 5000 per annum, and that Of the
chief clerk Of the Treasury to $1,000. The Senate
refused to concur in the amendments, and
Mr. LasSIter moved to propose to the House to ap-
point committee Of conference on the subject
Withdrawn.
resolution to enclose the soldiers burial ground
in this city.
bill authorizing the Governor to promote sol.
d;erS for gallant and lncritoriOuS service.
4 bill in regard to SheriffS.
A bill to legalize disbursements Of money made
by the Treasurer to Warehouse & Bowes.
Also a communication from the Governor in re-
gard to the seizure of iron belonging to the Atlantic
I. Also one from the Treasurer in regard to per
. cent bonds Referred
bill to punish ai,lers and abettors of dsserters
The bill in regard to salaries was referred to
, committee nf conference
/ message was received from the House propo-
sing to appoint joint select committee to empire
into the necessity Of additional clerical aid in the
Office of the Secretary Of State
Mr.. Graham offered a resolution authorizing the
clerks to employ additional engrosSing CLERKS
Adopted.
resolution in favor of Joseph Marshall. Passed
its several readings.
bill permitting judges to alternate. Laid on
the table
! resolution in regard to the liberty of the peo
pie AMI protesting against the suspension of the writ
( Of hGbe'w cOrpus at Salisbury. Laid on the table
) resolution in favor Of d. j. Dunlop. Passed
! its several readings.
: hill providing for appeals from decisions of Mag
lStracS to the superior courts Passed its several
. readings.
! bill to exempt men As from militia duty
, Mr. Jones thought the bill necessary one, and
! one that would meet the appreciation of the people
generally.
Mes$rS. Carraway and Murrill opposed it.
The bill finally passed its several readings .
ORDER OF THE DAY.
y bill in regard to the writ OF hdbe1S corpus Au-
hOrzes its rigid execution throughout the State.
Mr.. Warren Oiferel an additional section and ar
5ued to show that the act of Congress authorizing
he President to suspend the writ d habens cgrDvs
vas unconstitutional, that it was only egrtinatcly
n the power of Congress and could not be lawfully
delegated to the Executive. lie thought the sus.
icnSon of the writ at Salisbury an act Of usurpa-
Ion, and did not believe that Congress intended to
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AETERN nON SESSION.

On motion Of Mr.. Brown, the vote by which the
bill to establish iron works for the manufacture Of
Railroad and other iron, was rejected was recon-
sIdcred
Mr. Shepherd proposed an amendment TO the bill
to the effect that approved bond for million
dollars he filed in the IreaSurers Office before any
bonds shall be issued. The amendment was agreed
to, and the bill passed its second reading Upon
motion the bill, was put upon its second reading.
Mr.. Shepherd proposed another amendment which
was agGted to-
Mr.. Fovlc said that the Objectionable feature in
tue Till to which he had alluded in the morning
had been retlovcd. lie. suggested another amend
ment which Mr.. Shepherd accepted, and it was in
cor?Oratcd in the bill
NJ Mann Of II, dc, called for the yeas and nays.
Mr.. Cobb called for tile reading Of the bill as
amended. The bill read.
Mr.. Allison proposed an amendment which re-
stricted the profits of the company to not more than
fifty per cent. until the debt to the State is paid
COncurrcd in.
The vote was taken and the bill was passed
Yeas IS nays %.
Mr. Shobcr from the committee of conference, to
whom referred a bill relating to salaries and
fees, recommended the bill passed by the House.
Report concurrc,i IN and sent to the Senate
Mr. Harris introduced resolution in favor Of
Colin Shaw, refundng expenses incurred in taking
clothing to a North Carolina regiment. Mr. Harris
explained the nature Of the Case upon which the
claim is based.
The House refused to suspend the rules to put
the bill on its several readings
Mr. Mann, of Pasquotank, moved to take up
resolution in favor OF I. P. Gregory.
Mr.. Mann, of p. spoke in favor of the matter, and
paid high compliment to Mr.. Gregory, and gave
succinct history OF the services that he had rem
dcrcd our cause
Mr. Manning SAID that he fully concurred in the
remarks made By Mr.. Mann.
The House agreed to take up the resolution, and
it read.
Mr. Fowlc said he opposed the bill upon prinei-
pie Others had rendered valuable services but had
received no pay, they had made no charge, and if
the door opened in this way it would lead to
innuncrabe applications.
The discussion was continued by MPsSrs. Mann
Of Plsautank, and Mr.. Fowle, during which Mr..
Fuwle paid high tribute to the valuable services
rendered our cause by Oliver jarvis, who had not
asked or received one cent of pay for the same.
On Mr.. Waddcll'S motion the whole matter was
tabled
Mr.. Brown introduced b fixing certain Office
hours for tho various State officers.
Mr.. Mckay opposed the bill as totally unneces-
sary, and calculated to result in Inconvenience to
the public The bill was lost ON its second reading.
bill concerning extOrtion was amended and
passed its I'd and Sd readings.
Mr.. Greene introduced resolution in favor Of
Joseph Marshall, sheriff of Stany county. Passed
its several readings under suspension of the rules.
A bill to increase the pay of soldiers in the State
service rejected.
Quite number of bills were taken up ard tabled.
The House took a recess until o'clock tonight.
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o. STANDARD.
1FGISLATuRE OF NORTu-CAROLINA.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION
FRIDAY, Feb 7,.1S63
srbo E,rsp proceeded with the consideration OF
tbn hin 70 secure the people of North-CarolIna
ngsirst the spread of small pox The vote was
+skrn and the bill passed its third reading. =,
An amendment proposed by Mr. Watson, ProHu-
inc for vaccine agents being stationed at winning
ton, Charlotte Salisbury, Weldon GOluS0oTo anu tu
Company Shops, was concurreo IN anu 'n' '''
passed its third readings
Mr. Shephcrd by consent called up OIL [e'A1 ~,
to the office of Auditor of Public ACCOUNTS Inv
bill passed its several readings. eo,L,;o
4 hill making it lawful for the Auditor OF RUNE
Accounts to require afhdavts from persons ns,'uS
claims against the State. Passed ITS secshS a'u
third readings. on, IT,. pou;.od
Code Passed its third reading.
a bill giving longer time to perfect grants 70
lands. Extends the time to 65. Passed its third
A bSlI 70 regulate the Communication K,oney tor
soldiers clothing, where they have furnished tnen-
selves Passed its second and third readings
A bill to incorporate the Dispatch Steam BOAT
Company was passed its seye-a. readings
. hill to allow the North Caro.;nE Powder Manu-
featuring Company to erect a dam, &c, was passed
its several readings -.
The House went into secret session on motion oil
Mr. Mann Of EasCuotank, after winch
\ bill incorporating the te~n OF CheStnut Ill.,
Mr.. Grissoui moved fU- & joint select committee
to examine the condition of the papers &c. in the
Secretary Of States 0gce and report iftheir condl
ton did not demand the services of a clerk
This resolution elected remarks from number
of me,nLers but tie reporter noe being in his seat
at the commencement has not reported any.
Mr.. Kirby moved to lay the resolution on the ia
Die. Lost
The House then adjourned until 10 O'Clock Mon
Say,
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EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
The Senate met at o'clock. "
The question pending being the bill IN reIatlont
haJeds corpus, with the amendment onereu " " L
Warren on the same subject.
Mr. Eure moved to lay both on the table. he)ec" a.
Mr. Warren'S amendment was rejected.
The bill then passed its third reading.
ENGRossED BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
bill renting taxes on slaves carried OF oe' oy-
ed away by the enemy.
resolution in favor of j. It. Carraway-
A bill in favor of A. A. Wiseman.
A resolution in favor Of VIM Green.
4 bill to extend the time Of entry OF lino.
hill to repeal the 3D. 4th and 9Th sections 18th
chapter revised code.
A bill to prevent the spread oil small poX
The bill authorizing the holding special court in
Randolph, was taken up and passed its sew 'ral rea-
dingS. -.
4 resolution in favor of W. II. Murril
bill to establish works on Deep Rive. for the
manufacture Of IRON Referred.
4 bill in regard 10 the statute OF limit atoms -
Passed It's several readings.
TIE renort of the committee OF oonfOror 90 SAL
aries and fees was read (gves the GoVerr or SogOO
and PRINCIPAL clerk of Treasurer Sl,5OO.) Adopted
4 resolution in favor of E. NJ. Wclborn- Passed
its several readings
\ bill TO provide for the families of de ceased SOL
diers and to form roll Of honor.
\ bill TO incorporate the Yadkln valley ana ives
tern railroad company Read three times and passed
A communication relative to the printing OF hand
books Laid on the table.
4 bill to suspend the 3D. 4th and 9Th sections of
the 18th chapter of revised code Passed lis several
" realings.
\ ill concerning property seizeI by attachment
PASSED. rs several readings -,
The bill increasing the salaries Of the clerks VI '
Adiutant Generals Office to 81 900 per annum. Pass
ed It's several readings.
The Senate adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE 7r11 =
INTENT N. C. TROOPS" hEG.
800 ROunfv

Ep Y ORDER OF LIEUT.. GEN. JAGKSSGGEERS
AD handing End Army Corps Army NortbcrnO y, CON
am authorized to visit the sections of counr rgna
gathering conserpts and volunteers and Pose of
to the regiment, without passing them hron%S them
instruction r IN the ordinary manner for whch be 'P
OF tne secretary OF War has been granted "uAor
Very liberal inducements offered TO tLosa ,r
forward and offer themselves for service "O may Come
an aosentees from the army will report tbcmso,-
me Immediately when visit their respective Coun,a to
erwIse they will be treated as descrters H'ieS, oh
Letters addressed to me at Statewide " n Ill,
warded TO me, and receive prompt attention VIII Oe o
j. R. McAULEY, Can't and
Feb. 4, 1863. IN ~ neg; A. T.
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rive the Executive the power to declare martial law
Except in the presence of the enemy. He denied MED
the necessity of any such suspension in North Car
DINA This plea Of necessity was always the plea
of tyranny the world over.
Mr.. Graham favored the bill, as did Mr. Snarp'
Messrs Murrill and Young opposed 1t. al.
of conference, was passed. -.
Pending the discussion of the hdbeas corpus act
the Senate adjourned to o'clock P. m.
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TOWN PROPERTY Eon 81

ofFER FOR SALE TWO VALUABLE Tnyyy ms.
~ IN MorgantGn, and Meadow Containing four ,c LViS
c ng WITHIN "ns hundred yards of Depot tn s i
fenced dnJ cS f"T large lanyard One of the lots i rS
k E,,e IN town The other has aew one and b building
house good well of water an excellent ar5a null story
sheds a wGch W. VIII accommodate 40 horses rge
The most desirable property now to be found in
AeiuSeeS from the East will do well to look At tbs
perry as am determined to SELL and will Sell q, pr.
ton on Tuesday a" BurSe on VIII be sold at public au
c. S. BROWN
Morganton, n. c., JAN So 1868 " agent;
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HOESE OF COuNONS

The House met pursuant to adjournment. Hon.
r. 5. Donnell, Speaker, in the chair. PRAYER by
hev; Henry Hurdle. Frid,y's journal WIS read.
Mr.. Fout from tie select committee appointed
" eENn;ne AMI assign rooms in the Capitol to the
Inherent State OIL erS, reported that they found no
~. 'h-e necessary, except slight alterations IN the
''o'"uf,i " "fc, winch they reported bill to au
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IMPORTANT TO CONSCRIPTS AND
DESERTERS.

UHAVING BEEN DETAILED ON RECRUITING
ELI service Notice is hereby given, that al persons liable
To cunscrpton have Opportunity of volunteer!
and joining any company that they may chonse the con-
script law having been partially suspended for that P
pose Bounty allowed, aud every other privilege granted
TuiunteerS
"a am also authorized to extend full pardon TO de-
sters absentees without leave if they report TO ne
immediately Now the time TO volunteer for the defence
of your own State | will be Raleigh every Wedne"
day, anu at Holy Springs every Saturday, AMI at NsS
Hill every Monday, during the next three weeks.
j. w. BOILING, LIST Lieut.. and
Recruiting officer, company l. 4lst reg y. c. Cavalry
February 10, 1868. -lS-w&Sw6tpd
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w. f. BAsON. Md. Dentist.

(oFFICE OVER PEsCUDS.) -.
AZ Il. PERSONS CALLING ON THE ABOVE w
1S ring his absence will be notified Of hls rel"IT Ia
leaving their names with Dr. Perry, ur by addressing
through the Post Office, Raleigh, y. Z. ,r,f
Raleigh, Feb. iO, 1858. lS-wSS""
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FOR SALE,

= BARRELS ENGLISH C0PPERAS JUST RPcp,,
~ ana Tor sale 6y the pound or barrel Also IoC EEED
"'''' y" d. T. D: SLEDGE%SSuAds
Raleigh, Feb TO- 1863 market Square.
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Headquarters 5lth N, G. Rcoiuo-,

NEAR FREDERICESBuRG, "a.
JANUARY 2pih 1861 |
ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD WILL RE pam ron
each OF the following named deserers if dei;reraT n
me or confined in Castle Thunder Richnond.
WM BTRNS, aged q wears ewes bact b;- l.,
complexion dark, height five feet eeyn inches b "a
the comfy Of RRarndoPh and BY Occupation cac
CAiN En- aged about 46 years eyes blue hair and
ton 4 farmer. SlNL 7 piPn ~ 81 0'eupa-
Jan. 90, 1863 81 S"w W. ". Neg
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FOR SALE.

nNE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST TANNERlS
YIN the Cnnfederacy- consisting of 50 Yafs LINES
Pools and Bates-a twenty five horse power attached
good Can Mil all under Il new and well framed h'l%
and within hundred yards of the Depot tue A%
Carolina Railroad. For par tculars apply to
CAIN l. RUFFIN,
Hisboro, NC
Feb. 10, 1863. lS-wswI7tPd