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PIoprieiarb Medicines, Cosmeslos, g

Not ovef twenty five Cents .....-.st.--. ..'...''
OF over hty cents
Not O,er seyenty.ave centa..-......,......-..
N a over nc dol "a '''s 'sfs's
F,r eycry afdi iunI ht cent IT fraction the col
Fr otiou Inatohos, OF any art Gle. made Z part y
W GA In pAt b. gos centa nang one hundred ust esi
80
Whsn "a Dnces or tackagss coatantHg "er than
one hunIred md rot more han Two hends ed5 Tor
each u4rrei or ua knc- .----..
AID rsr yary ad Sos a one lundltd matches ana
fract DUAL part therto .'..s.'.''''.'
TO. al C gtrs, h.hts aud wax tapers doiDe tls
rnt 2 here imp sd upou irisuon Or losier
Tsotserarhs 4mbrotypss, Daguesres s, &c,
On each i-ture Whrh he reai y. css siiall nof
cet d tgenty -dve cents ~..... s.a
Fir nl twen y-hve cen hlty Gents r. 81
Photography cx sevdI gone dollar, 20. each aoo- {,
lnal oas olar or lraetOa....,
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Receint.

Feee.pts for tie paym at OF any sun O. money,
or for the tayIpent OF any deat du eXcsS ilhs
NOR ra q. or ia r. sent, q . OF Goa ana
recent lor the d livery Of any property ....''
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THE WHITE MANS PAPER:
The New York Day BOOE1,
--o--
FIRsT-oLAs WEEKLY PAPER
FAVOR OF rus coSsruUrIos As - Asn lsE rsieS As
was.

TuE niY-BoOK Is uot rcprinied from a daily but is
made up exprcss y Tor weekly care iation, ia CAGE
fu sumua y Of News iruua al the States,
par a TIE orld, lth Market hcport., Agiicul.are
Finance, IAtsratare, Sc, &c.
---g----
TERM5-CASH IN ADVANCE.
one py one y, y,ar...........t..........,.. 20 co
ia es cUpies one year 9 %
Ahr Nlu0 4sr+-.s.s- ~ w
Ten copies one year, and one u tho 4 ttcr upoi
the club .s.......... ...............4...-...t7 o..
Twenty copies 70 one addi,ss........ .......50 90
ld subscribers Inc Day'Book throughout tic south
erH tates u reeive tl4e stil due them by
Tying Us ui their present uost flee adgress.
send 70 aspecimcn copys when W bo soat, postage
free, oa pl cat uu. We einps 70 travguag agents
address, giving posi- aico, county ana ate Ia fah.
VA ~ L.. HORIZON & Co
Nc. lfz NsEsau Stgtct New fufk.
nzy-Tor sale by al News D-alsrs IN ,{ses towns
septa II
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sasltrer's s Returns.
lIoLtaage or Personal BoaAs.

Given as sccu ity for tho payment Of any deh
uite sum from 9 90 10 500 .......... ........
Exceeding $500 nd NOT exceeding Sl,NO.... l
or every aldlti nal 500 Il, cuJna, part
thereof, la excess of SlCO...................
Ir0ytAd, at upon each uAd every assign meat
or transfer d a moItgag icas or Ole Of nsu.
rance o the renewal OF Continuance oi any ayree-
ment, contract or chatter BY lc ro othe wise,
stamp uuty shall bs qur and AZ equal 20
taal imposed on the original ln,t ument.
Prntesf Of NnIa nrnn De.
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EXEMPTIONS.

No tap duty shall be required powers of Gttprney
r any oher paper relating TO app1at0n feg 0sunsies
srrearees OF pay . n-ons to tn rec lpt thergl
F, tn,. or upon cke ofCootracte Il Insurance Fneh
iriled "a ipiu o persons while ae nor on cFfun
catss 3 The measurement or wegh q 2 inals, "ovu'
coa or other srcleU, Oh deposit noie5 20 ~ - m
uraace corpaniss for the insurance nloa ~neh tol'
sbieet % stamp dut beer of are 70 70 eses1
,ce NJ 10 warrant of at Orney sconpanyi . na ei
ne saal axe Annexed thereto thssta O. stamp &c
n,ts,y tae da raqN ed; and whenver an oon9 %
80 Pail be sacur8d 6y mos1age, Out one 5 amp uu3
49, ~ rfauircd 10 Be D aced oa sue pspeisi nor on
80 rti6,.ste OF tie record Of de or ofher ms ~
-s,t n AZ ting. o. he ackaoTledgeaoenS or 49,
n 80 ~ attei n Witnesses nor to any ehd5rsennene
og q eq0tiAble ia .tsanie = 80. ..,, X
tYrvs rnat the amp dntT placed tneieoo shal "
az, s,,eai RAJ REQ ir Tor taid lnatramenss, or eAof
.-ganp duties On psasage rcxets fols y aeas, 49,
- ~ ~ 20 exio 4 10 vessois S ing bttge q r,s
~ acss n ths rrted States, and ports pr pseea y
Br.s North AmeIicA - - s.ts...~ ~ s.,s
p a. rs ~ express eaupRnies fo te reAle,! 2 ~
rs,srtp for II ston are exs ron efau-p 1u'
PENAL1 les.
ss. =. ,sa.e.nr ssgoipe s. ssnlng any ipss' umen
faA w W s,4,l-r 81 any Ei6d uba tver, withoat VI
ae19ed sor dsnot ng tie dny nfeo
~ sat - rsssrs5l IA s dosra. ma be inatrnMene -
~ iesrred sal aud Of - eses of tog colnterls. 4
i.,rrs or aies--0ns loassd la - az lipptl ohnlon
j " "a iabnr not xeOdlng nef yeaf4 ~. 49,. Y
suulng iasuing, aocep ins q alag sey S-ss - ~,
craneS daft order, q neta thoat 49,,
1rad doloFs 81 BelnG e. ~ Asy "a ~ ~.
4 y posog rapbB, Sc. without proper 8eta ~ ~ -
Yif gnsFipe slRmpf e Fef's s,'''''p ~ spP'sss
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P0loer OF Attoraeg.

TO transfr- stock, bonds, 1, 5ri.l., coleot divi-
dends interest, OF rem .....--....... ..-,--s....
~, gnfe bs- proxy, Except ybaritoble, rel g. Us,
teraly couctry sc 7t 49, '',..-..,
as,s not sec Lei.... ......s....
p-r iIs-ot her pur pose .........s...s.s .....ss.
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CoatrsQka Erek0r's Notre,, of lncnorandum Of
any g, obs u i3e cha dise socKs, bonds. vxchange,
no e. or Ian eui estat- ir. perty OF any Kidd,
an "a .ttth
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NO A..
WAsAINGTO Pho OCBAPH
GALLERY
TENHE unoera gned. p orro ]. q The celebrated

WASHZAGTON GALLRRY,c
o. Nck bnrp, won q tcs G, ly inform tho citizen ~
Jackson "a. itv % t M, xfoDtlicd BralcD Il Iiery
O hi. az
Having 6ue up the room gsclr ~ tahke spec al
pa thob. ina Say gh % sond euabir hlm 10 pr0
duce "a . soltn~rs % exPrcamoa desirable n every
good phutogs Bph-
lie irei5 c'th nt 70 h has soc eeded AVID would
"a 80 corea III invite all sho wish q 20 ItsTU rs 10
~ and examine ais york. Copies from 81 lures
air -ady taken. GA : n Siur
sep2i 3me
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AGENTS
NEW Yo'K DAILY au3 WEEKLY NEWS
la ST. caARlEs sTnrzF, noop -, !. an9Usp rIoor.

hexing peen afpan ed gents for tho New Y,rv Tally
anu week NV We wouat ~ i,eis ths nat
o age ON TO- lesp Q ~ tAs ~ IN ana ~ ~
eNs most lien Funh ,lournai sud as an n
ttihs nt aiafn uu qlaliei; an snow "a, rhsa fpr
So oie can deny devotio 90 hc uc Il, & Ole al
tTpN. "'u palAr Rgits ef preo w.sm z 10 sub
hA1foe or aove serwa DO vel a. hand \ tle q rneq
p pOmpty ''~
tarmers hAving lands 70 sale woali do vel to dyer.
adraatages I'll hat Tine 60
OUR EKNs ARE AS F L ows:
ally ews mail q 70 g. bscriliers 81 agile e,u.s .ona
year ---se... ........ ...... 4 o oA
nai NeWs mai ed % snbscr bers, 81 g,s co,zes
sA o mout s......-... ...-....... ...-....... - 90
weekly one GO b, one ear. ~. u. .... , 0l
far,hsr ininraS '.l i M ma, ~ ee
Miil as 90 .. "a Ia !, S[f1. - Il =.
tepS
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PMLcn Of Tnsa.raRce.

On any life or iircs whore the anoaat insured
does 40 ex ecd 81 00-... T. ....-.......... -
rom one thousani 20 hge tnousaua dolais.... 90
Excoodng s. 0OV...... .--.-.--.'. ...s....... W
m Q an .i4 me Kisks, pscm ulns MT excee'iing
liars. --...ss.sr .sssssss-ss- 40
H., t, rof cxcee}iue s5t...................... SIS 25
t,,1.sjt,, gssl ........ .......... ...... 80
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R.Us If Erchaage, inland.

- r., r. -. a.a.r tcr the meat oi any sum q
v Dsals y, ~ ev.eedt, Z 500, otherwise than AT
i,i'+ - IN dem nd o. pr msso Noes e1tek.
49, Ste. aD Uaoeks; or any meo andum' eheSA
receipt or hor tteg or y - sonS sFa,qnoe or al
~ y ~ 49, ,sftd fur sum ~ot exc eains 5lOV,,..
e - ~ : .Iitonal slO0, fractoh@I paft IN
- % - - . q se.e
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PLAYING Cards.

Tor and upon every p. ck 4 whReve- number,
whu the retail pric- does lo cxoeed Is ceft... o.
over II cents ana not cS,eshuB - cnls .... @
fgvyr IS cents o. eXcesills 50 n 10
Over 50 etns and uat exc ed ~ 81 .......... -
Fxeedi g.$I. Q ch aad,ioaas 8 IL excess Q. 81 60
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RiU Of Erchan9e, J0relgn,

- -, q, brt IA gaaI- our of Ia Tn I'D states, 4
- = 4 Is. - - ~ rsvise thaa in q sci vi tn or
--srs-.aa { Z a inI nd bi Is OF eN~ha 80
Trawn Is tn &c or more Tor essry an G ct y
es1A ~ 4 ooC5 saiiyatent thereof, IL auy foTeigo
es-es ~ a Wine snen D lLav be espresso.
90 eyerv ada to al 500, or iaast,oDI p@tA
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Frobate Of Vta, Of Litter Of AdmsA's
wh.re he es ate does not exceed The value of two
thousaud 90 iafs.-. .---. -. -
For ev1ry add ,oua. thois I'd or ifAeti uAi pat
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Enlrn "a GoO1s.

Al Ccst0m Hou.e, < exceeding IA valuc2e0
rom pAVV 20 %aeA ssrfs s''.-' .ssf''s
ESctedilg 5000 ....... .........
F0i The withdia val o good from BONDED vale
housc.. ....'.s...-.ss '- ..-ss- 49,
Ga0s hers returns, Il Tor q quantity not czcssa-
Dg 900 gallons 08s. ......,. .&...s
kxCe. .dias 500 gallons gross......,s ss, .es..t.
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.ProLesl d Nole, DreIL, Ge.
On Marine Protest, &c.,...... .-......-......
Passage Ticket.

To co,eyn port, # Of less pr c than SS5.....
From $50 20 $50 .... ..,......
Al Tor ever add uonal So, or tracdonal parts
the. co., IN excess OF
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Where the rent Is $500 orl's,.................. or
where ID rent exceels S5oU, fer each addItional
$500 ur fraction Of S3g0.......... ..............
Assignment lease, same am0 A. piR nal
and additional siump u JOn tue " ,lue or CousdeFa-
tum 0f truIsler, Uordiug 10 The Ia.es o stamps
IN. n I-n- 1. lrrnl.
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Conryanee o. 30 q Grant.

Who're The cou,itera oa or value coe, nat eS-
coed $40 Observation-Disclosures. ..............
kfonl toJ1 10 ~ e......ss.-.. 4
And foreve atait nj $500 or aaiional part
thereof, Ot 81 ,O0u. ..................
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RlIE Of sale.

Bla of sale 6y whet any saP u ,es yssei q ets a9
part pas.'r a. -rsoa, when the consideration shall
,,ot ',.eseI $500 tainp dutg ,.oo &
Do, " ca al. esrtiderati2n o4ses1s S'VO
s,sa n I .xc ed a1 DOC o0........... -
1ssraseigg 81 900 Tor every aadllonai alho1H1 y
@sno "a ii na patt thtreoI '....
Il > al .rsper v other ian Enlfs OF fSo9eAS
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nona AZ sbort notice and al reasonable prices.
House Furnishing Goods Of every kind Call anp
examine stock,
eepIdH AUSfAL
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Adreement.

,,. t,r t1,oeo r1grl 1nod N ths schcdUie lVr cts
r s,ro, =. men o. 70 every heet or piece o. pa
~ 81. rlta b il Is wItiea... .-...'- s.r.--.:
- - ai@.ra.,lt OF value Camage, or contrast 70
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-09
GR0YESTEEN d Co.,
Piano Forte Manufactures

4SS DhOAbN Al. NEW 1Ohh-
he attention OF the public and the trade
4 IS Invited TO OUr New Sale Octave OsC-
wOud PAN" FOrtes, which Tor volume and purity
Of tone UBrNailed by any hitherto offered IN
this market. They contain All the modern Im-
pruyements, French Grand Action, Harp Pedal
iron Frame, over. Strung Bass, &c, ard each
strument being made under the personal superN
SION OF Mr. J. IL. GrOvesteen, who has had
practIcai experience Ui over 80 years their n
uiacture. IS iuIiy warranted IN every particular
The - Groyesteen IIaHO Forte received the
highest award Of merit over all others at the Cell
ebrstsc Worlds far, where were eXh bIied Instru-
meuIs from the best makers Of London IsrIs,
Germany, Philadelphia, Baltimore, 5oston and
New lork; AID also al the AmerCan Institute
fo' live successive years, The gold and silver med
ais from byIE of which can be seen a. our ware
room.
ns the introduction OF Improvements We make Il
still more perfect Piano Forte aud by manfa ctur-
ing largely, with strictly cash system, eEab-
ed g otter these instruments at prIce which will
preclude competition.
Prices-No. /, Seven Octave, round corners
RosewoO pia;n case, S275
No. ?, Seven octave, round coIDers, Rosewood
heavy Moulding $500.
LOUIS XIV siyIo S355. Terms Net cash, In cur
rent funds. Descriptive circulars sent free.
Ianl3dwly.
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GrOt c,teen * Co.,
Piano-Forte
MANUFACTURERS.
i99 BROADWAY NEW YORK..

The attention Of the pu hlic and the trade is d
yIted to our New Scale Seven Octave Rosewood
piano-Fortes, which tor volume snd purity of tone
uRTNailed by any hitherto offered IA this mar
Ect. Thes coHtaIn al the mod IN Improvements
French grand action, harp pedal iron frame, over
strung bls-, ETC. and each instrument being made
under the personal sUpeTVIsICn Of MT J. ii. Grove
steen, Who has had practical experience Of ever
thrty years IN their manufacture, IL fully warrant
ed IN every particular.
THE "GEOEEsTEEN PEASO-FORTE
received the highest award o. merit over all 9TH
ers at the Celebrated Worries Far, wheTe we're
eahIbIieds InstTumeDts from the beat makers -
Londna, Paris, Germany, Lhiiadeph a, Baltimore, e,
Boston, and New IorA and also at the American
Institute Tor hve successive years, the gold and
silver medals from both OF " hich can b. seen at
wareToOHis.
BY the introduction Of improvements we make a
still more perfect PtanotOrtes, ant by manuiactUr-
irg largely, with strictly system are enab-
led to offer these instruments PrIce which
will preclude all competition,
PRICES.
No. /, Seven Octave, round corners, Rosewood
Plain Case, s275-
No. 2, Seven O1taye. round corners. Rosewood
Heavy Moulding. $500.
No 2, Seven Octave, round corners, Rosewood
Louis XIV. style, $325, fac -simiie of the above
cut.
TERMS-Net cash, in Current Funds Descrip-
tive Circulars sent free.
feb2owly.
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All of which hive been promptly adjusted and
paid.
Exs- The man WHO omits tn insure his proper
ty, now, must be either negligent ignorant or
reckless.
ES- Gail on the uRd dersigned.
GEO, W. COpP. Agent.
Office n Chas. Bdford's Block.
Nav. 1 IL
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Aaslusss cards.
:. i. ss1rraNG,aL Il co..,

40. 81. PARK ROW, New York, and 6
" State Street Boston, are our Agents tor the
U4LY AND WEEzLr ARGUS, IN those cities, and
IRE autaprtzei 20 taAe Advertisements and Sub
s,r,oton- For rs at our LuusSt Rates.
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FLOUR AND FEED.

NTE are now manufacturing and are pre-
w pared tn deliver, snort notice, in any
part o. the city, The very best quality .of wheat
-four, rye flour. rye meal. cora meal, hOmlny
bran. SC all of which we warrant
Eb- Orders LETT at x. KOehler's or J. B. s
NJ Frick's grocery stores, At the mill, wIl
be promptly attended to.
BiDDISoN & GILMORE.
Rsek Islsnd. Dec. 26, 1864, DIFF.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1868
The Great Invention Of the Age in
EAOabas SKIRTS.
D. W. BRADLEN's NEW PATENT
DUPLEX a3E.EEPilC (oE doubIe)
~RRISE y AIRr

This invention consists OF DGp pleX (or two) FL
Ilptic Pure kehned Steel Springs. Ingenlousiy
braided tightly ami firmly together, edge to edge,
masking the toughest most hexIbe, elastic and
durable sprtng ever used They seldom bend or
break like the single springs, and consequently
preserve their perfect and beautiful shape more
than twce long any single spring skIrt that
has or can be made.
The.wondertul HexDlIty and great comfort and
pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will be experienced iarticu arly IN All crowd
ed assemblies, operas, carriages railroad cars,
church pews, arm chairs, tor promenade and
house dress, the skirt be folded when in use
tooScupy Il small place as easIy and conveniently '
s a sItk or muslin dress.
A Lady having ENJOY ed the pleasure, comfort
and great convene: Of wearing the Dup y
Elliptic Steel SprIrg Skirt Tor a stag day will
never afterwards willingly dispense wIth their
For Children, MISSES aud Young Ladies they are
superior TO all others.
The hoops are covered with ply double twist
ed thread and will wear twice as long the SIN
gle warn covering which used on all Sirgle Steel
Hoop skirts The three bottom rods on every
SkIrl are also Double Steel, and twice or dou be
covered to preveaL the covering from wearing of
the rods when dragging down stairs, stone steps,
&c, &c, which they are constantly subject tu
wnen
All are made Of the new and elegant Cord ed
Tapes, and the best quality IN every part
giving the wearer the most grace eiul aud perfec
shape possible and are unqUestIOnably the light
est, most desirable, cemfof table and economical
SKIRT made.
Vests, Bradley Cary. Preprietors OF the In
vention and sole Manufacturers, 81 Chambers
and 70 q 81 ReaJe streets, New York.
For sale in all lrst class stores this city. ano
throughout the Uated States and Can ada, Havana
de Cuba, Mexico, South America, and tho wes
lndies.
va Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic (or double
Spring Skirt. 4. d e.
augz3d3m-
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( GLANCE AT THE EMINENT SERV-
4 ice and great public usefulness ofthis well
tried AZ d Thoroughly tes ted CIrporation, may be
obtained from Perusal Of The following figures
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01
INDIANA LEGISLATURE


SENATE.
TUESDAY, January 81.
The Lieutenant. Governor called the Senate to
order At , o'clock p M and directed the read
ing OF the secretsry's minutes Of yesterdays
proceedings
They we're cemmenced 10 be read. when
On motion, the forfher reading thereof WAS
dispensed with
.FRL ROADS.
4 petition VS. presented by Nj Hord prasing
for a law authorizing free turnpikes. which was
10 the eommi,tee or agriculture
OFFICERS COMING TO cRIEE.
Nr. DAVIS presented a petition from the officers
OF NermiliOn county. taking up the cry for
more greenbacks." which was referred 10 the
committee on fees ana salaries.
RLroRTs From COMMITTEES,
We're made by the committees on judiciary. and
benevolent Institutions. recommending TIE pas
sage Of Senate bills %. 70, and g. which reports
were s~everally concurrei in.
HoNtrs REcsivrD AND pisBrRsEp ST GOVERNOR
NORTON.
be JOINT special cou mitee made a long re
port, comprised principally of tabular statements
the same seoasi that was made 10 TIE House OF
ReprescntatiEe Is = which Vas lad o. tie table
without reading and 500 copies ordered printed
tor tire use Of the Seuate.
- rnK sovEKSoRs xAxs,oS.
The select committee thereon returned Senate
bill So.l. authorizing TIRE sale of the governors
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

We hive the outlines of 3 Union League
speech. madea lev weeks ago IN one of the
southern Gowns Of the state. by q methodist
preacher. who We earn l. distinguished for his
good sense As vel rs for his devotion 10 his
peculiar order. His address was on the subject
Of the relationship OF the methodist church and
the democratic party The audience Of course
Was composed OF men of both parties. snd the
speaker set gu, by telling them that the me.
thodist church was the peoples chcrch-tha, the
itinerant system ed the preachers everywhere
among The poor. The isnorant-ani consequent,
" where scarcely any other preachers ever went.
20 try ~ serve sinners. Then said Ae. Tie de
mocratic party. - or vas he peoples party.
They mingled with the methodists. because they
belonged to the "a nj localities. AID had a con
mon AFFINITY in a~posiiion 10 All select socie;y-to
all organized trstocrAeies. fhe objects arrived
st bs both Civilizations were common, riz
the elevation % the common masses. the rlac
ing IA oasce of poor men in prefsrce 20 rich men
These common s~fiini,es OF course had the ter
dency. as a genera! hing TO lead ae asuoosa,.
party TO support rnethutist- for civil POSITION.
and hence. sad be. they have given to the meth.
dist cnurch, the only presider. they could ever
claim VIA JAMS X PoIK. and TO The state OF
Indiana tbs only methodist; governor she has
yer bad.
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oher parties. said he. seem very willing TO
have he iuaueaec OF ms;hodis:s .nd nsthotsss
prescber. -hso an election coasest is on h1nS
bat. said he. shen the day i gsinsd. Ike 1oor
Jossrn ia prison. they are forEoitsr' and evsr
bods si.e Of any other dcao uir cation or Of nsne
seen to have preference am republican
sad he, bat 7 must copfcss that Iepablicanism
has not done much TO build up The name or power
of ne,hossq4 lIlLlL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01
HOrSE

HOUSE.
The speaker took the chair at 0 o'clock ID.
and directed a call Of the House.
A quorum was present.
journals OF Friday and yesterday were
read and approved.
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL
Mr. Speaker laid before the House q com
munication from Hon. Thomas -Dow ling, resi-
dent trustee of the Wabash and Erie Canal, &C
companied with the annuat report of the board Of
trustees.
Mr.. Meredith moved TO table it, and that the
usual number be printed. VI lfE IJtll
Mr.. Buskirk said he had before stated that
there was a law requiring the printing of the an
nual reports OF state officers, and he believed the
report OF the trustees OF. the W abash and Erie
canal was included. If the gentleman from NigO
would allow the report to lie on the table he
would undertake 10 find the law referred 10.
DIR. Meredith acquiesed and The report was
tabled.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES. f.
Mr.. Speaker announced the following:
On the motion Of Mr.. Wright to convert the
Northern Prison into a House OF Correction
Nessrs. Higgins, Wright. MiIroy, Groves and
Sullivan, OF Scott.
In regard 20 acquiring the copyright of Gavin
4 Hord's statutes-McsSrs Gregory of Warren,
Burton and Rhoads.
MESSAGE FROM TIE GOVERNOR
Announced that he had approved of the joint re
solution for improvement of the harbor at
Michigan City, aad that the same wes now on
file in the office of the secretary Of state
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
Mr. Montgomery presente the memorial Of a
committee OF newspaper publishers, in this city,
OF January 18th. Ic65, TepEesnting the necessity
OF an increased K Il rates for notices and ad
yeriismeuts relu by law to be printeiIn the
newspapers OF the -ttte. and also Considerations
in favor of pulls ling the laws and proceedings
OF county commissioners in helocal newspapers,
a..
Mr.. Branham. From citizens Of Clark coun
ty. representing the infornaliry and ~illegality of
the extension OF the town plot OF e1ersonyi.le.
Dir Newcomb presented a memorial from the
citizens OF Lawrencebgrg oa,a relative subject.
ExECUTIvE EXPENDITURES
Mr.. Brsham, from the joint special commit
tee appointed for the purpose of examining
vouchers respecting the receiptsan and expenditures
oi money by the governor, submitted a report in
detail. which was tabled aud ordered 10 be
ptiuted.
Mr- Hoeaie. from committee on agriculture.
returned House bil No. 20,EscOmmeDjing its
! passage Concurrei u.
POLL TAX VI SOLDIERS.
Mr. Mile, OF Tippecanoe, rem committee on
Ways and means. reported in favor a exempting
persons in tie military service from poll tax dur
ing their term Of service. provided legislation
thereon y constitutional.
The matter. on motion o; Sir. Branham vas
referred 70 The committee on judiciary.
COUNTY wAR soSps
.Ir comb. from select comm tee. return
ed House bill No. 20, with amendments, re-
commencing its passage.
Nr Brown, fromtse crnosssT OF sSid commit
tee submitted Z report recommending a suosti
tule similar N tie PROVISIONS 10 The Amendments
10 the bill offered las, week by Mr. Durham
Mr Wrigot moved that tue tso reports Be a.
|, bed and printed.
$50.