Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-14
STATE rrE rs.

The lafayette Courier OF Monday. saws
that Judge HUFF Is lying dangerously ILL., with
erysiPelas in its most malignant form
Seven thousand four hundred and twelve
hogs have been packed ia Gibson county this /
season
-REPoKTER OF THE SUPREME CoURr The I
Journal. in noticing the suggestions of the Re- /
publican papers in regard 20 candidates for the /
Office Of Reporter of the Supreme Court, re
marks: There will be no vacancy in that office !.
at the next election. The Reporter is elected for
tour years. aud on the resignation of Col HARRI-
SOY in le62. Dir. KERR was elected. aud holds for
full term of four years"
ACCIDENT AT WoRrHINGroS.-Wm II Hal
laday was killed near Worthngton. Green coun
~, on the morning of the Odd of December. 10y
being run over by loaded wagon with which he
was about 10 start for Terre Haute to market
he sent boy into the loft his
some errand. who caused pole to fall ON the
horses. frightening them and causing them To
run In his effort To stop them. Halladay was
thrown under the wagon and fatally injured, from
the effects of which he died the day. He
was about 40 years oid. and was prosperous
and highly esteemed citizen Evansville Jour
nal
-INDIANA's QUoTA Nor Full Under this
caption CnRIs MILLER, CommandaLt. issues the
following pronunciomento in the Lafayette Cour
Ter of Monday last
IL has been published that the quota of troops
assigned TO Indiana is full | am sorry so say
such is not the case The Adiutant General of
the State Informs me by telegraph that the IAN
nouBcement that the quota is full, il premature
unofficial and unauthorized" This saws it en-
phatlcaliy. Citizens Of counties not having filled
their quota. understand we'll that the quotl is not
full. Where there is from 81 10 100 men want
ed to hl the county quota II is necessary for the
people TO work diligently the few days vet re-
manning To them before recruiting is order ed
stopped. Date back the enlistment 10 January
D, and the volunteer will receive the $500 Gov
eminent bounty. Believe no rumOrs OF the
quota being flied until your own county and
township has furnished the amount assigned tn
it, Ii is not possible 10 have many more days
given to recruiting, 50 everybody Interested must
work
-EvANsvILLE TIMEs-This is the name of a
new daily and weekly Democratic new-p paper
just started al Evansville. published and edited
by r s. SPRouLE Esq The Times h,s neat
Der presents the evidence that it will advocate
sound political doctrines with spirit and ability
We wish the enterprise the most abundant sue
cess. and il the Democracy OF Evansville aud the
Pocket desire good newspaper they must give
the Times the material all pay aud encourage
its publisher The editor in his sAlutatory -ays:
The Times will be unyielding in the advocacy
oft faa elftlp fpis 2
government was founded, and upon which il can
alone be m ,intained; long | control it,
columns the discussion OF these questions viii be
conducted IN A becoming anti proper manner
Hard MINES are ONLY the evij Of lack OF
argument, common sense and good breeding
Illiberaty betokens little INTELLECT bitter
heart. The great mass OF the people have no
indncement to do wiliul and intentional wrong
That they should differ, aud differ honestly on
political matters and earthly affairs in general. is
certainly no more strange than that they DO differ
upon matters relating To their eternal welfare lt
has been we'll and truly said that - scholar can
not be bigot" The All wise Creator has or
daned that all mankind should not possess the
same Intellectual or physical equality 1t IS Tot
then 10 ne expected that we should All see alike
and iud re alike and the man who would pro
scribe another for an honest political difference
violates the great law of Christian charity and
forfets hts right to amenty for his own
opinious : COnceding To others honesty OF pur-
pose and foil freedom of expression. | shall de-
mand the same for myself Askius the right of
free speech from no man or body OF men on
earth, will never consent to its surrender.
"A WHOLE FAMILY BURNED OR AND FROZEN
To DEATH.-By passenger who arrived here OH
the Cenird Railroad last night. from the West.
we learr oi one OF the must fearful aud heart
rending Affairs that has ever occurred in this
section of the country. viz: That family OF
seven persons were frozen 10 death during the
cold weather on Friday last About thirty miles
from the boundary line betwe Michigan ami
Indiana M the latter State. about midway he
tween Centerville and Crown Point lived a Ger
nan, with his wife and five children, named
Kruizer The Oldest boy oil seven year'
OF age the next boy of FIVE, and three glrh. all
of less than The boys. the Youngest hut an infant
The country where the family resided Is very
rolling. and the snow had driited into the hoows
making the roads almost if not wholly, imPassa-
BILE for even pedestrians.
The driver of the stage coach coming from
Crown Point 10 Lie via CentreyilIe. found that
krutzer's dwelling had been burned to the ground
II Is supposed the night previous, but none of the
family were 10 be seen. Abouta mile fur Their on
however, ire was horrihed 10 lind the father and
two BOYS frozen to death The bo,s were III tile
fathers arms and il i supposed that he had TALL
by the frost As not to he able TO proceed TIE
three corpses were placed in the stage. bat before
it had proceeded more than quarter of mile
on Us destination the body OF the oldest girl IS
found in a snow drift. with shawl wrapped
closely around it, where IL had delI1te-s been de-
posted by its weary mother whine vet alive. IN
the hope that some chance traveller might rescue
il from an impending fate.
This corpse too placed IN the coach. and
again il started on IT, way. only to find after
travelling short distance. the liieleSs remains OF
tbs mother with The two Youngest children. The
body OF the mother was standing erect IN snow
DRIFT with the children in her arms the Youngest
being at the breast
The seven lifeless bodies were conveyed Il
Cenrreville by the driver OF the stage. At which
place they were decently inferred By the nhabit
TLi> = certainly the most appalling di-aster il
has eve been our duty 10 record. md the bare
recit =. of the facts could not fail In bring >hu
der even to heart OF stone whole family
ushered into the presence of their Creator. and
none left IN tell The tale of suffering = Detroit
Tribune. Jan 6
-LIBERTY or CONSCIENCE The members oil
the Society OF Friends residing in Eas ern lndi
ana and Western Ohio held Meeting for Suf
ferings, at Richmood. ON the 22j of last month
and prepared the following memorial to Con-
rras- -ls5,n5uo r,rotectifp in ffertv Of Cson