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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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III WILLIAM BUSBEY, the business heretofore
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Tonnage Trains depart morning and evening dali
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16
The Indiana Legislature.

The Indiana Legislature adjourned yester ay
without passing any appropriation bills The
peace men" were in the minority Albany
Journal
Tie meanness of the above paragraph will be
fully appreciated when We state the fact that
while the peace men" were in the m tority. the
sangunary men or Republicans who formed the
minority seeded from the Legislature. several
days before the adjournment, and refused to re-
turn. thus leaving that body without the necessary
quorum to act upon the appropriation bills. The
journal hides this fact and represents the peace
men" a. the responsible prrtie-l
The Buffalo Express. Republican organ fully
rs ultra the journal takes the lollowing view
of the course OF It's friends in Indiana:
lt is announced that the Republican members
OF the Indiana lie .islature flew the track on
Wednesday last. thus leaving the Legislature
without constitutional quorum for the transac-
ton of business We question if the minority
can Justify itse'f ia is course. II i revolutiona
~, and hence Is dangerous, by way of experiment
and precedent This running away, even for a
temporary advantage, does not strictly compori
with our ideas of legislative duty, under any cir
cumstances - Rochester Union.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16

In his late address before the Democratic Asso
citation OF New York the Hon Daniel W Noor.
hees. OF Indiana made the following humorous
comments upon remark of John Van Buren, in
his Cooper Institute speech. He said:
Il saw III the morning papers, the other morn
ing. that distinguished gentleman of your city
SAID it was good once IN while, as we are pro
crossing along, TO get out of the old stt-e of the
Democratic party-that John Van Buieu grOans
and hi>ses said il was good II get out OF the
Democratic omnibus and walk; and understood
him 10 say that he was out auI walking now |
will tell YOU how do: Just instruct the driver 10
whip up the horses and let him trudge the bal
ance OF the journey on foot Applause A
man that would rather be on foot and uulge
along i'm common with Wendell Phillips, and
Horace Greeley. and Lincoln. and Stan on. loud
Kissing and that class of foot passengers. | do
not think Is fiji company to ride inside stage
coach full OF Democrats Great cheering
We do not believe that Mr. Voorhees, ldei
could get rid of Mr. Van Buren,, if practically
acted upon That gentleman. soon as he
far in the rear would hasten his gait so fast that
we verify believe. he would overtake the Demo
cratic coach, If. indeed, he did>hot get far ahead
OF it. John often gets out of the Democratic
organic rtion. but YOU can't keep him out long
He always runs after it, and eels III again as q
passenger Jonn is humorous fellow. and when
he leaves the party and walks, he puts nobody To
any trouble but himself We, who are riding
comfortably will have hearty laugh when he
comes 10 the stage. pulling and blowing to get
in Cincinnati Enquirer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16

~In March. 1850, when found il nv duty 70
address Congress on these important touics, e
was my conscientious belief aud il still remains
mistaken. that If The controversy ~ith Texts
could not be Amiest1ly adjusted. thege must. in II
probability. be civil war and bloodshed: and in
contemplation of such prospect. although We
to the opposition of the United States that would
quence on which standard victory should perch
But wha; of thatI | WIS not anxious about mill
tary consequence: | looked TO the civil and %
litical state OF things, and their results and in
qUired what would be the condition of the coun-
try. IL, in this vastly extended. though not gen
orally pervadng feeling Of South, war should
break ont and bloodshed should ensue in that
quarter of Uni0nl That was enough for me 10
inquire into and consider: and ~ the chances had
been one in thousand. that civil war would he
the result, should have felt that that one
thousandth chance should be guarded against by
any reasonable sacrifice; because gentlemen. san
guine as | am Of the future prosperity OF the
country strongly as believe now after what has
passed, and especially after the enactment of
those measures To which have referred. that il
i likely TO hold together. yet believe that this
Union once nroken. Is incapable, according to all
human experience Of being reconstructed in it,
original character. of being re-cemented 10y any
chemistry. or art or effort, or skill of man."
The above were remarks made bv Webster, in
support of the measures which secured the ad-
ju-tmeut of controversies with Texas, touching
it. boundary, well as the establishment OF gov
eminent in the Territories of New Mexico and
Utah
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16

The clause in the CONSUMPTION bill which de
cares that foreigners who have declared their in
tentiOns To become citizens. or, in other words
those who have taken ont their first papers are
amenable 10 the coming draft. has created gre Il
anxiety among the large class which comes under
this important provision Manv inquiries have
been made at the Consulates in this city respect
ing the course the representatives. of foreign ma
tons would take when such parties should seek
redress. or endeavOr TO place themselves under
the pro lection of European Governments: but the
Consuls have not vet been enabled To answer such
questions Nearly all of them. however. are now
in communication with the governments they
represent on the matter
We learn IRON a semi official source that Lord
Lyons has referred the matter TO the Britsh GOV
ernnlent. not being able 10 decide upon il him
self He has stated IA communication. that
there was no oceuson for any immediate action
on his part rs no British subject. who had re
clared his intention To rcpudiate his former allie
glance to Her Brittanic Majesty would be drafted
I'LL an answer shall have been received from the
Home Government. a there would be annie time
for the decision the latter 10 arrive here before
the couscripton law should be IA practical oper-
alion.-I New York Express.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16

We publish this morning a communication
rom Richmond in regard 70 the seizure Of arms,
shieh requires explanation If the statement Of
ar correspondent i correct. great injustice has
been done. II the Administration intends 70
prevent the sale Of arms no fasoritism should he
shown but all parties treated alike. The Consti-
tuition Of the United States reads thus:
The right Of the people 70 keep aud bear arms
shall NOT be infringed.
The organic Iaw of our own State says
The people shall have right to beir arms for
the defense OF themselves and the State.
Are all the constitutional rights and liberties
Of The citizen TO be stricken down. wsask the
people. without regard 90 party affiliations, 70
think % these things. Are the institutions and
the free government which have been the boast
and pride OF the American people. to be over
thrown "a the name OF freedom? The very men
who arejastifsing these arbitrary acts viii hithe
end beceuie the victims OF their osn Jolly.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16

- The New Hampshire election attracts at
tenion Tie Republican journals crowed before
they were out OF the woods Whether Mr. East
man Is elected or falls short OF an election bv a
few votes il l. stll triumph OF the peop'e n CIV
Hampshire gave Mr.. Lincoln majority of u :
ole over Douglas, but now gives anti Republ.
can Insjority All over 1000. showing. In one small
State. Republicans loss since / 800 OF over Is >
uuo votes
he majority of the lower branch of the Legs
stature i Republican. because OF the unequal
apPofuonmeni III the Representatives OF the
three Congressman the Democfa,s have elected
one and barely miss electing another. Two
years ago they were all Republican by strong ma
jer'ties. OF the result Of the election the World
SAYS.
her mortiying defeat IN all the great central
States made IL doubiy important for them Ia ob-
tam an unbroken front in New England, their
great stronghold. They fought Ike garrison
tights after their town ! take,, and II retreats ~
the citadel. But the Administration has been
sShaiy beaten even la a New England State.
~he" s'rce there was Republican, party has
hcan Governor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16

Previous to its final adjournment. the State
Senate ordered to be prepared and published. "A
lot OF bills introduced and acted upon by that
body. and also Il list OF those received from the
House The former list has been published, the
number reaching to Us. aud the titles Of bills
alone making four columns of small paper
print All these bills were appropriately disposed
of. which proves that the Senate nj least, whose
business was not stopped short 10y boiling, per
formed the usual amount OF important business
That the House would also have transacted all
its business hut for the diSgracetul and unjusti-
fable boiling of the minority. there can be no
question Upon them then must rest the re
sponsibility OF failure. We apprehend they will
hud 1t about n heavy load as they will wish to
carry n. 4. Ledger.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16

IL il stated that the President, after the vista
ton Of the Chicago clergymen last fall. turned
his attention 70 Spritualism, and since then has
been controlled in his policy by the revelations Of
spiritual oracle-. before issuing ts emancipa
.son proclamation Mr.. LINCOLN placed himself in
communication with the spirits OF ASDREw JACK
son and THOMAS JrTrERsoS. The spirit Of the
former WAS decidedly averse TO the proclamation
but ,ha, Of the latter favored il. After long and
profound consideration Of the opinions expressed
by the spirits aforesaid. the President concluded
TO reject the advice OF the spirit Of JA0ksos be-
cause il that Of /. warrior, and adopt that Of
the -pirit Of JEFFKasoS because IL the spirit Of
a statesman. Hence the proclamation emanc-
patug colored Americans OF African descent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16

Dr. LudIun's Specific,
GOnOrrhaa, elects, Whites Structures
or THE ORGANS Or
GENERATION.

ENHE GonorrbHa, eounnoniy called csp. Il dis-
4 rusfiug masdy. aDl = too sci known % require
anF explanation. Is easy % BE- set. b. il dca 20
set clear q n a companion hat few ADMIRE per-
vAdeS all classes q soce yheta male AMI female rch
and poor both marrcd ana single. Although sotroube
se itself - distressing ant sometimes fatal.
disra-e the treatment Of which, has Ecncrsly been
worse than the disease ITSELF The common 'ashionse
treatment i first 90 deprive you Of al business, fhen
cotncs course 81 starvaonliving on bread and tea,
ater Cruel Kin OF slcs you oieo-
cupped on achcd combined with DauSea ng tnedcineS
every few DAYS the medicines are changed. and A'eI
some months IN thls wsy, which the patient
hear with great fortitudc ter fear 81 exnasuie. ne y u.s.
charged discharges himself. with irritself ur~ter.
sweled testclr enlargement u TIE PROSTATE glands
or a disease OF he neck ofthe bladder.
This specific which acts ike charm With tes ao.es
Diseases and quite pleasant 70 take and wh,ch
hsS cured thousands IN New York. Phade phia hati-
more aud many u the Sonthem cifes. l. certain and
eiectaal remedy that makes rapid audpcrmanent Cur e
without regard 10 diet. drink exercise, except Nrert
ling. Jumpnr nver-straining. 1his remedy i IN
die Its extracted from pantS. md T. per-
feeily safe, a. il - purely vegetable contains o uer
curry. that ypu expose yourteH 10 AZ kinds 81
weather. without the east danger from the medicse
And II yon careful M wrapping up your paste ca
will have smell from II. tina; are not
deprived from going into company, er beng aeooed ~
nearest friends.
Th i no auack me sicine remedy discovered and
used with immense by regular pho stefan. ana
confidently recommended 90 the unfortunate.
CAUT1ON-None j. genuine without the signature OF
the proprietor W Davidson. around the box All IN
Engagements Of trade marks viii be prosecuted With the
nfmo7t rigor ofthe Law.
DAVIDSON. sole Proprictor.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold BY Druggists generally. jau2s-deuis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16
rhc Bombardmrnt of Fort ucAii,srei
The following is IRON the Richmond Ex
an ~ .rrh q.

The following Is from the Richmond Elk
aminer of March q:
Up To last night nothing later had been re
ceived at the War Department from Fort Nc
Aiii>ter The latest accounts have say that
a ankee fleet. after a terrific bOmblrdment had
Ees.Ee.s sRa - H. toHg ht that the enemy has been
a ain reYul-e !! az e 1T he has shown no DISPOSE
ton to renew tae attack.
p The bomharement i represented % have been
terrific. The fire OF three ir,n-cllds and three
mortar boats ~a> concentrated Oh the Tort at the
same time. and she'll and solid shot literally
raiued the garrison The fire commencei
about 9 A. NJ aud continued NJ 10 late hour in
the evening and throughout the night, but
when tie morning came the Yankee fleet had
disappeared.
This Is The euems's fourth attack on Fort Nc
Aisier. and he has filled. strange 10 "a, and Is
unequal the contest was the tort Is said TO have
sustained but tie damage, and our loss is said
to haye been but Two wounded and none Killed
Ii shows that aukee gnI.boats and mortars
are a humbug In fact, We are told that 80 &c
customed have become the people Of VicSsbarg
10 them aud so little ~ the fear manifested IN
their Smelling. that when the ire commences tie
people 60 out TO witness Il as kind OF amnse-
ment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16

CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES, FROM THE
REBEL STATES The law of Congress relating to
the organization of the next House directs that
the call OF members shall be made up of those who
are elected under the laws OF the State and the
United States. II will thus be the duty of Mr..
Etherdce determine whether persons who may
be elected from Southern States within our mill
tary lines ere qualihel i New York Herald.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16

fE-The New FORK Her,ld's Washington cor
respondent thus notices the movements Of dis
tingu,hed Generals"
Major Generals Stahl. Burnside. Rosseal and
Crittenden were at Grover's theater 10 night.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16
NOTICE.

rs THE DEMOCRATS OF p f II X Y
Town hip requested meet at the PTccint House.
Friday, the 10th, at O'Clock p. NJ, to nominate
township ticket general attendance of all conservative
men is requested.
By order Of Township Committee.
mchl6-d&wlt r. WHlTFORD, Chairman.