Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-02

the City Council would pay no bills for c,rrisgts
for gentlemen to ride about with Col. Blake AID
other distinguished percentages ON the occasion IF
such receptions
Mr. Brown thought the state of the treasury
ought to be looked We bad a source from
which might derive more than sufficient to
deiray the expenses Of the reception Of volun-
teers Under the charter had the power to
impose city license on liquor sellers; and he
would. too like 10 hit another class Of dealers in
this connecton-the retail cothiers. Like the
liquor sellers. they were getting rich of Of the
soldiers He offered . resolution ins,ructing the
proper committee to prepare an ordinance i'm
posing city license on retailers of liquor.
Mr.. FeGcher's motion. limiting the amount
appropriated for each regiment 20 S75 was car
ried. and the Mayor was directed to pay thereout
oil bills audited.
ORDINANCES
DR.. Jameson: Imposing penalties upon parties
having in their possession burgarious instru-
nents. Passed under suspension of Rules.
By the same: Fo< the relief Of Thomas J.
Bryant and others Passed under suspension of
Rules
Mr. Glazier: Providing for the grading and
bowldering OF Virginia Avenue between Wash
ingtOn street and POgues Run. Read twice
Mr. cobTrn: Providing for the grading and
bowldering OF Massachusetts, Avenue between
Pennsylvania and New rsey streets Read
twice
RESOLUTIONS.
Allowing Cox. Lord and Peck a final estimate
for lamp posts Adopted
Mr. Browns resolution for an ordinance Ia King
liquor sellers came up and was adopted
The Chief Fire Engineer was directed TO ill
the cisterns at the Hospital as often as neces-
sary.
The Street Commissioned. was instructed TO
repur the sidewalk on the north side of the Court
House Square
BoUNTTEs.
The Mavor brought this subject before the
Council He thought we should make an appro-
priation in this direction of sos 900 more
Mr. Haughey thought that before such a step
was taken. the Finauce Committee should ascer.
tain about our present debt and our prospective
resources.
DR. Thompson agreed with Mr. Haughev We
must look that did not bankrupt ourselves.
We must not by paving bountes TO soldiers
deprive ourselves oi the ability to take care OF
soldiers families.
Mr. Stuughton Fletcher would like to know
what our quota would be under the new call?
The Mayor siii that We were alre adv credited
with thousand men over ami above our late
quota There would be no draft on the call last
made here, but should not bounties be paid to
those who 20. even il they have in advance vol
unteereiy Absolute promises had been made 10
these that they should have bountes.
Nj Htughey's motion instructing the Finance
Committee. as above. was adopted.
Adjourned.
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the most distressing cases of Asthma aud Con
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Bllsam. speaks louder than words To the merits
OF this Incompatible remedy grateful pa
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To the wonderful power. of your Cough Bllsam
in curing me OF the most troublesome cough and
shoriness of breath after all other means had
failed" Can any result he more gratifying
What load Of suffering removed by the
use Of this noble Cough Balsam Sole by all
drusgist-50 cents per bottle IF.