Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-17

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IN Yesterday morning We had very heavy
whife frost Green things bad better be kept IN
doors these nights. or thew will get nipped
Ez E1N.fd Quinlir, the night Waterman who
shot hbssf At the Spencer House on Friday
night. died from hi. wound he told bis sister
before DE siei That & done accidentally
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- Ensoilm'ts 80 t1i. di.irir' died 81 lis 81.
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ESH-1he y nth Reeiment will be received by
the Governor ths mo- Mug ! l o'clock. in the
State House enclosure. aud will dine at the sol
ders' Home Immediately thereafter. The can
non will Gre at eight this morning to invite the
ladies to come to the Nome aud aid ia preparing
The dinner. The regiment Il now under the
command of Col. SGman. and numbers 423 Off
GERS and men.
The Coquillsrd Police force com eneed
operations in guarding the city last night. This
10 al independent police force. supported by the
voluntary contributions of the business men on
the squares guarded. The present force con
slsts Of eight men, TO be placed on each square
between Tennessee and Delaware streets, one on
each side Of the street, 10 patrol their squares and
as Tar back "a the alley running east and west
The force will 60 dark and remain until
daylight. This will be q great protection 10 the
property. not ouly against burglars bat against
fires.
tH The Board Of County Commissioners met
ia special session yesterday. to act applica-
lions for license The Board granted license TO
the following persons: John Wagner Michael
Hsug. Thomas II. Cole. Julius Starr. John
Cusick. W. A. Smith. Johnson Canaan, aud
Frederick Kissel Remonstranees were filed in
each case. and the Auditor was ordered TO with
hold the license for the usual time, in all the
cases except that of Haug aud Kissel--the
monstrances IN their cases being signed In pen
Gil. the Board rejected them.
The Board allowed number of accounts be-
fore them and then adjourned.
MARION CIRcUIr CouRr-In Ihs Circuit Court
yesterday Catharine Good win, alias Fletcher, oil
trial on the charge OF stealing = cooking stove.
was discharged.
James Smith is now Oh trial on the charge of
robbery, in which Christie is the prosecuting wit
ness. Tie robbery occurred al the White River
bridge. and Berry one Of the parties. has already
been sent to the penitsntiary. The following is
the jury in this case Adam Knodle. John Bly,.
Douglas Mcguire John l.. Sawyer, John g. Will
son. Joseph l.. Ianeey, Samuel Award. VIM
Dsggett, Morris Swank, Whitford Ellet and
West. Mr.. feathers is prosecuting the case
and coIley and walpoe defending
PoLIcr MArrEKs.-Business more lively
IN. Pol al, a.
teen cases adjudieated on. principally DRINKS
James Desmond. Christian Plsstnick. J. "
Allen. l.. ID. PritchsId. James Wright, and q.
Underwood each paid ~ 40 for being drunk.
while W. Il. Smith and Pat. Mister, having
spent all their money in whisky, we've sent up
Tor ten days. for the same ohsnse.
Lizzie Adams . wandering prostitute. WAS
cent up thirty days for carrying on her nsfarious
business without license.
Thomas Riley obstrueted an alley. for which
he paid 4i2 30.
James L. Dickson was seLt TO Jail for fifteen
days, for leaving his horses unfasteued. and
David Sullivan paid - ~ for driving faster thar
fonr miles an hour.
the proceedings Of the cay Couueii.
COUNCIL CHAaBKR.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10, 1850
The Council met. Present, the Mayor. and
Councilmen Allen. Boar. Brown, Cobsrn. En-
ersop, Glszier, Grosvebor. Kappes. LOOMS, Nc
Arthur and Thompson,
PETITIONS
From Joseph Psrisette. requesting the privi-
lege to gravel the street in front OF bis property
Granted.
From C. NJ Wright and others, asking that
thirty feet of the centre Of South Noble street
be graveled. instead of twenty. Laid or the
table.
From f. King. Secretary OF the Bellsfontains
Railroad Company. asking the privilege of taking
up and laying Down new tracks TO accommodate
the proposed change Of freight depot Referred
10 the Committee on Streets and Alleys.
A communication was received from gentle
man named Woodruff, of Auburn, New York,
desiring that our water works be not built until
theirs can be seen and inspected by committee
from Indianapolis. which will be about thres
weeks from this time: Our Council unanimous
ly agreed not 70 build our water works until that
time.
An ordnance TO erect lamp-posts on North
Alabama street, between Vermont and Nouh
streets, was read 6rst and second time
An ordinance amending an ordinance to grade
south Noble street, so as TO make il conform
10 the petition presented above read first
and second time
The Board of Public Improvements repor,
against allowing Fred Rush 10 erect Hay Scales
on Delaware street Concurred in
Also against extending the time OF the coz
,ract of John Stanph for grading aud boulder
ing Washington Street. between the canal aud
the first alley west OF West street Concur
red in.
The Board also reported in favor Of sllowits
the Street Commissioners TO erect ths bridge over
the canal At st. Clair street instead oil letting
out on contract Concurred in
Also, recommending the contract for paving
and grsveling Pratt street, between Meridian and
Illinois street. TO William Cowsn at % cents for
grading and 81, Is tor graveng per snsc yard
Coneurred In.
The Board also recommended that the SIsei
commissiousr be instructed 70 build a cnvefs
across the West street gutter, at the crossing OF
Maryiand street. Ooneurred in.
The Committee on Accounts And Claims re
ported an ordinance. sppropristing g., 55O w