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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-25
Publication OF u. s. laws.
Flnke'a Bulletin Office

2
Having been appointed publisherso The Laws, etc
Of the United States fer tho State Of Texas, by the
Honorable Secretary State, respectfully inform
those desiring to become acquainted with the Nail
al legislation of the past five years, that will com
inence the publication Of said Laws in the "Dulle-
tin ~ in about two or three weeks.
Every Law passed by Congrsss, cyary Treaty, Proc
lamation, etc., since the commencement of the lat
war, will be published in our paper Those desiring
to have the laws complete you'll do we'll to subscribe
TO tie Bulletin at spee. only fsw hundred extra
-opies yiaining the Laws will be printed.
H. FLAKE s. Co,
Tnos:2wl Publishers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-25

A school teacher who has been at
Columbus, Georgia, for the last two
weeks, teaching negroes, decamped,
carrying with him all the money
which had been received from schol-
ars. all the school books for which
he had been paid, and leaving his
boarding house, washing, and other
little bills 10 be collected in the fu-
ture.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-25
riTY MILLS. DALLAS, TExAs.

vTNHE undersigned having become
sole proprloior ofhe above named Aus, sllna'
I'D I'm tho town of n,Ias would respectfully sie NO.
lice to The patron. " The mill and lhe lnbs F',,
otsr,tlon caralo.uf grinding buu uu'hel.
of ernin Ina "a hours wheat ground ~ NC u.u' ,
rai. (one.dh tolD, aud We prou'lse to maze 90 ~
fonr and a. much Of Il 10 ihr buahr ~ any NV ~
Northern Texas, Contfaeis Ipg any 9N'""'' " "'''
filled At short notice, -.
Corn will be ground on saturday OF ea,h Neo"'
Flour aud meal always on hand for sale, 49,
'''" "'' ''S" WA II. SHERWOOD,
noI,ss Texos Aus l. 1SGb-i1;tt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-25

The steamship Trent, which will
long be remembered III connection
with the seizure of Messrs. Mason
and Slidell, the Confederate ENJOYS,
has just been sold by the Royal
Mail Steamship Company, and is to
be broken up.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-25
Administrafor's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at
~ the October Term, A. d. lsc5, Of the County
Court Of Dallas County, pertaining TO estates OF
rsnfed TO the nndersigned, the estate Of Samuel
Eiphart, deceased. This Is therefore 10 notify al
persons having claims against said estate, 70 present
ihe,r dulv Authenticated within the time prescribe
~ Nv law and all persons indebted TO the SAID e.
tate are requested 20 make Immediate payment 10
- WI. STULTS,
Admir- Est Of Samuel Kiphart, deed.
Daliss Texas. Nov 4. 1e65-e.6w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-25
EsTRAY NOTICES.


DALLAS COUNTY.
pAKEN uP by o. 81. L.. Parker and esiTayed l,e,
fue t.o. ". BAIRD, J, y. PTeciuot No, u Qua lokk
sfuNFNi 0no h u red aud white spotted OK about
~ wears old marked crop aud split In us len ear
branded u on the right hip, aud appraised 10 sib-
The uh.r mo isa black aud white spotiei OK or
wears nid, marked swallow fork In each car, branded
with figure on tho Ion shoulder, aud Appraised ~
SIS, lloal'l
TAKEN W by Samuel A, Keel and eslrayed hs
fore ~ Myers, !, 4, Precinct No. 2, u BAY HORSE,
IL or ~ years old about iiS hands high appraised
AZ $50, and oue LIGHT IRON GRAY HORSE, or y
years old, about II hands high, branded 10 on the
len shoulder appraised at s.a. lu'M"l
TAKEN uP by Noah :, Ewalt aud esirayed be.
fore :. a. LAsAer, j. L. In Precinct No " one OK Z
OF ONEN, one q Brown. aud one white and yel.
low plled uN, about or years old marked crop on
If the right and two splits In tie bon gar, branded
IT connected on the hip appraised 1T $40 lp;it'I
TAKEN W by Thursa II, Johnston, aud cstraytd
before a. W. Baird, j, L. Precinct NO, !, one bAi
STALLION years old past, appraised az go one
BAY HORSE, years old, all OF his irei Wile' ut
tle rnnu between tho nostrils aud eyes, appraised AZ
s25; aud ono BAY MARE, . years old, LEFT hind
loot wiiIte appraised al $50 ts.3tel
M. X. MAsTEN, Cl'k Co ca D Co.,
by Jas. l., THOMAS, Deputy.
KAUFMAN COUNTY,
TAKEN uP by John Wilson and ported before ~
@, Hart, j, L, Precinct No. ., one YOKE OF oNEN,
sne white and red plded, years old marked win
crop on right aud under hnfcrUp In left ear, branded
on right hip with bloich tho other u black OK,
with while SPOT In forehead, 9years old, zane marx
AZ the ther, branded on LEFT hip with D U upprals-
cd by A. Ueneggn aud II. j. Jones AZ $40.
Il. 4. HINDMAN, CIT c, c. X. G.
Kaufman, Nov. o, 1900 9.;N"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-25
NOE1SlE.

A LII persons indebted to tho nm ;,
~ d.rslened, for medical Attendance, either 10y
note or open account, contracted before lst Jay ..
September, 1865 are hereby notified to come w w
quested to call and close the anne by each or note
Wheat and corn will bo received at Tue m"'"e'
Flccs, delivered TO p,e In town, , ,,.op
Snni .. lGrt--hl.lf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-25
Administrators Notice.

A I the September Term, 1868, or
"a tho Probate Court OF Kaufman County, State
OF Texas Letters Testamentary were granted 70 the
undersigned as the Executors of the last will and
testament of VIM. Nash, DECEASED. All persons hay.
ING claims against the estate Of said decedcnt will
prcsen; them, within tho time prescribed hy law,
duly authenticated, or they will he barred. Aud all
persons Indebted to the estate are notified to pay i'm
nlcdiataly. N. Is. NASH, lr,-oor,o
LOUISA A. NASH, A--'e"'O
Eunfn,u1 Oct 0. lahi-5.fM.r ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-25

Barty Willard, who formerly lived in
the northern part Of Vermont, was noted
for his careless, vagabond habits, ready
wit, and remarkable facility for extempore
rhyming. Sitting one day in village
store, among a crowd OF idlers who always
gathered around him on his arrival, the
merchant asked Barty "why he always
wore that shocking bad hat" Barty re-
piled that it was simply because he was
unable to purchase new one
"Come," said the merchant, snake me n
good rhyme on the old hat immediate ~,
without stopping to think, and l Il give
you the best castor in the store" Where
upon Barty threw his old tile on the floor,
and began:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-25
Final seffienlenf.

MN. NJ. WIN, Jr., Guardian of
w r. J. West, nsn coinprs rnrnfif, hns fled 10
nv efacs hir final current with said esfaie,
together with HE petition praying for a fnal dis
charge This Is fhsrefors 10 notify al persons IN
feresfed. 70 come foTvard a. the November Term
1885, Of the Probate Court 20 b heli a The courf
House in the town Of Dallas, the last MONDAY
the 9th dsy % November, 1e01. and contest ihs
sane, n they think proper
VIZ. J. DUN CIR Go. O. y. 70, Ier,
~ Jas. p. TH.sas, rsrufr.
o,trs.r .. Isss-74s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-25
Government Property.

DARTIES holding any U. S. or c..
Il S. Property, will relieve themselves of much
trouble and expense by delivering the same to me at
Dallas, Texas, without delay.
N. T. JOHNSON,
U. S. Agent for collecting Sur. Property Dallas Co.
Dallas, Texas, Nov 4, lSG5-s:2w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

a L the September Term, Io6o, OF
a the Probate Court of kaufman County, State
Of Texas, Letters TestameRtary were issued to the
Undersigned rs Executors Of the last will and tesla
msnt of Alexander Hittson, deceased. All persons
having claims against the estate Of said decedent will
present them within the time prescribed by law, duly
authenticated, or they will be barred, And all per-
sons indebted the estate are notified 70 pay imme-
diately MM. II. HITTS0N. I rxs,utors.
c. II. HITTSON,
Eaufnan Oct -th. 1eGr-5.0wr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-25
Hero lies my old hat,
And, pray, what Of that?
IT'S as good as the rest Of my Payment;
III buy iIe u better,

And send me to Jail for tho payment.
The new hat was adjudged, by the ''un-
animous vote of the house," to belong to
Barty, who wore it off in triumph, saying,
az. was poor head that couldn't take care
of itself"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-25
MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL.
DALLAS, TEXAS.
nOARD OF INSTnuCTION.

II. d. COUGHANOUH, FrinePai.
Mas. Lou. COUGHANOUR Ass'staHt
F5glTE above institution was open
u cd on
Monday, sept. 4. 1890.
Rates OF Tuition per Session ofTweniy Weehs'
FIRST CLAsS-OrthoeraPhy Reading. Pom
nanship and First Prneiples otAr'ihmeiic' $40 %
SECOND CLASS-Eneiish Grnmmar' e'sgi",
phy Philosophy, History, Analysis. OF mo
Engish Language, Mental aud N'l'eh a. ~
Arithmetic and Composition ,',,,''.'''''''''' 10 w
Third CLAsS-Algcbra, Geometry, A,lioh'
omy, Chemistry. Mental aud Moral phuos' -
My, botany, Geology, Rhetoric and LoSi'' :; ov
INCIDENTAL 4"
Tho above prices aro In Legdi tnffncy' specie Ia
ken Mt rs matLet value ,
Each student m lo charged from tho time OF en-
tcring school until tho close Of the same, Win p"'''
Rrelg no dcducoa or iol c, except Ia ea'es n pro-
tracicl siclHcss.
Tho school will be taught In the brick haidinS ice
Gently occupied by Rev. Charles Carleton.
Dallas, TrXas Aug. l2th, l6G6.-iS;ly,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-25

pdy- D. d. Donfoy, Is officially announced
as Assessor and A. u. Norton, as Collector
Of this (ths fourih) Internal Revenue Dis
trlct The Galveston News publishes tho
following additional rulings Of tho Com
missioner, so far as they are applicable to
assessments In Texas;
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

The members Of Philoxenisn Lodge No. "a l. o. o p.
Win meet At iheir ball to-day TUESDAY The 9Th int,
at O'Clock P. VI. to attend the fnnersi Of Bro AD.u
Bars The Frothers Of other Lodges are invited 10 Al
toni sTEPBEN SPENCER, " G.
HUKY. Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

The English papers at last exhibit all the
signs of genuine alarm at the Fenian organize
ton in the United States. The proposed Fenan
congress az Cincinnati an account OF which
appeared in The Sun few days ago attracts
general attention. and letter in The London
Times. from 40 American correspondent, giving
a nearly accurate statement Of the offsets and
strength of the org sniz atom shows that It's pro-
ceedIugs are closely watched by the press If no,
~ the government oil Great Britain. This wri
ter states that the Fen;ans number half million
Of men. have al their dipOsal million Of dollars
and aim at nothing less than the ABSOLUTE indie
pendence of Ireland. This estimate is probably
an exaggerstion of the actual figures. but il is 50
nearly correct that il clearly proves the writer 70
be tolersbly well acquainted with his subject
The other portion OF the leiter-to the efec;
that every Feuisn IS pledged 10 encourage revolt
IN Ireland. and take up srms ia case OF con
aict between the United States ard England
IN ~ be conceded established facts. Our trans
Atlantic cousins seem considerably exercised At
these revelations and affect to console them
selves by the reflection that the Irish people in
Ireland will reDudate the efforts OF their brothers
Aud on this side of the Atlantic on their be-
halt. and reject the profered boon 81 IudeOen-
deDce Ii has always been a peculiarly of Eng
li-hmen TO believe that Ireland ENJOYS under
Engis rule all the blessings under the sun, and
i bound 10 that country by The everlasting ties
o. gratitude and affection Ii may possibly re-
main tor the Fenians 20 diSpel his delusion In
tie meantime. the CONSERVATION of John Bull a;
tie significant news tina; the next annual meeting
ofthe convention is 20 take place in lrelsnd my
be inferred from the alarm produced by the an
nouacement OF the peaceable ssseDblage a.
Cincinnati. Americans as we'll rs lFlshmen. IN
AID out of Ireland. Sil watch the effect with
great interest. al likely TO place Eaglsnd IA the
niitnde 81 an earnest advocate OF the neutral
tights which she hAs rejected aud evaded for the
last tour years.
Coming events may render Mr. Stewards rela
tions with Earl Russell the pleasantsst instead
O. the most difficult department of his Official
agties. JUDGED. there are some grounds .os be
.4eylas LA. oar ever hopeful AID sanguine sec
,e,ary OF state contemplate, this prospect with
40 email degree of self complacsucv. Ii Is ms
business a Statesman 10 profit by events. anu
re probably knows how 20 use the FeHiaas to
tile best advantage for the interests Of his couu
try Half million well-orgAn;xed lrshmen
at The frst asaal 70 by az the throat
Of Engl4nd. may make diversion IN our favor
in ciplo uiaiic as well as military Affairs. II make
al the difference in the world whose OF is goreo
AID yhea- Elglsnd ceased TO pl-, the part OF
Bsll' il will probably be found that the here
tofore despissd Fenians are entitled 20 all the
merits Of the change Y. Srn-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

The great crime Of the nineteenth century.
Which will osershAdor all Others 10 history, il
the deliberste sacrifce by The authorities at
" ashington OF rot les than forty thousand lives
Of brave soldiers rho fell into the hands Of the
enemy while lighting in the front Of battle
Those who could not persuade them-elves
months ego that i ~ss possible Tor men 70 cool.
" and c-icEiatingls practice OF sanction such
demoniacism,- sreroS iufhe nee g. tue over
uhelming evfie, &c prvdaced s6sane lei 70 give
40 aud acknowledge their error The New York
Trisupe.sf Yesterday gives pi-ce "a. article
from its Washington EDITOR embracing tie orders
from the war department. diseeting Batter not TO
erchsn e another man and saying
This Just, tbs humane, this faithful. this
wise policy. which would have saved the lives OF
tseniy thousand Of the bravest soldiers and hes
men in the northern and western statef. dead now
OF starvation and he srt-breaking-this poiici
which VAS The rgh. OF the black race. our duts
70 the white race. AMI the s4crei p1licv Of our
own cause Vas broken Of WAS forbidden, va
SUPPRESSED
"On somebody or other. 10 cisiI or military
authority under this government. rests the hOr-
IiOie responsibility OF determining that t was
cheaper and better TO let our fifty thousand pris-
Oners rot. freeze stsrve. and de. than to let out
hitv thousand rebel prisoners. whom. in our dis
gustingly mawkish philanthropy, We were fatien-
ing and paupering n comfortable barracks. to
90 hack into the rebel armies. and fight Us over
again"
This i now the verdict of The New York TIL
bune The somebody aud the only body Who'll y
responsibilities the president OF the United Sta;er
who exercised supreme power in the premises.
acting through his subordinates. lie permitted
and sanctioned the orders from the war depart
ment TO Butler He looked on in approval for
months. turning a deaf ear to the demands of the
press, the friends and relatives Of prisoners, ann
the memorials of prisoners themselves sent him
from the pestence pen OF Andersonville-in the
last instance turning away from his door and re-
fusing 20 the deputatOn of yidtme bearing
the petition of the sufferers.
Others are responsible in degree, aud CHIEF
among them j. f Twin VI Stanton, under whose
fatal influence Mr. LincOln no doubt acted
Stanton j. the mead desurcfive IN all the iniqLits
pertaining 10 milita affairs hatched out at the
Capital. Truer words were never said than those
closing NJ Clellan's letter to St'nton on the Sew
en- Days field Of battle "If | save this army
| tell YOU plainly that owe 10 thank. TO you or
to any other person 10 Washington You have
done YOUR best to sacrifice this army" People
did not admit the justice of this charge at the
time simply because they could not persuade
themselves that il possible for to con
hive az such sacrifice Rochester IN. y I'm
ion
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

Chatesubrisnd gives fore DC bot sgreesble
rsason for the fact that Jewish women are
80 nuch hsudso msr than The men of their Ia
ton.
"Jewesses have escaped the curse which
alighted u yon thesr fathers, hasJau1s AID souLs
Not = JeSe-s to 0e seen among The SIOsd 90
priests and rtDbie VINO n.a.led lie S0n OF Coz.
scouGged him. crOwued lin Sith iaorns. subject
Ing him nay aud the agony 81 The cross
The wOmsn " judoa Dei'evei Ia the SAVIOR, std
assisted In soolnin. ban IN his all elton. : NO
mAa at Bethany poaFed ms heal preViou :
oin,mss,. shch -he kept in vessel OF alabss;er
The sinner aunoiated ms ieet with peslumed oil.
AID ~ivei them With her hsT. Christ. on he
part. extended mercy to the Jesess he sed
from the desi the 0f the ssdo~ Nsia. siI
Msrtha's brother. L,z,rus tie cured Simon
notaer in-la~. @ud The women .ho tOsehes! the
nem 81 his garment To the > snsritsn Won 81
he was spring OF living waters. aud compas
siona;e Judge OF the Komea IN adultery The
daughters vt Jerusalem ~eft over him; the hol,
women accompanied hlm Go Gaivar, broasL
hin balm aud spaces oman, why ~eepest
ihonf HE trst zpIe1rSnce after the resurrec-
too sss 10 Hsry u ,gI.lene lie said 20 her
May 40 Inc -o0ad ct hs~ Soice M4rs Nsgda
feue eses we're oseUel. aud she ans cred Ms
ter. The reflection Of some rsy mus, have
rested 1pon The brow ofthe Jewes."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07
COMMITTEES on RAILROADS.

The president asked AMI obtained leave e
add Mr.. Brown OF Wells 10 the special com
mittee on railroads
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07
,herfnan's Movements An Item,
which Has notyct appeared an IN e
Tclscruph

We have learned. thrOngh the papers. OF Sher-
man's movement from savannah on the l7ih
oh. but the foliowiug item. which we receive.
through private ietler. written bs soldier 10 \
friend. has not vet reached us. The letIer. da-
ted he 2l>t, from Savannah. says:
Il he 18Th army corps left here three or four
dsJs ago tor Charleston, an shen they got into
The rice swamps The rebels ovened the food estes
upon them, and put them in s1bor-ten feet water.
some below l.. and some shove in tops OF trees
Thess taey a~w are. those Ia trees without srm>
or ruisns. aaj hss thes ase 10 get aSsy i
more than ! AN able 10 understand. "-Cineln-
matt Epouirer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

Orders FOR subscription by s. proup;ls attended 10
AccTsss. Lkg 5 RAKEk
-ar so wheeling ~ Va.
P. :. desire 10 exchange ooe 10 Zoo sha'es Il
this STOCK for sninpr0 I'D Real Estse IN Ind
snspoa feel-elxsecAwft
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

Eugene VII. il i said. appear at the
next ball y, the Tuileries il dress of new man
Measure. pattern oi which vas sent by maker
AZ Icons and which has had immense success.
It is maze OF silk and silver. the reflections of
which are 50 splendid and the shades 80 soft that
the general aspect resembles the effect OF the
waters OF lake 1 his stuff has already recev-
ed the name of drap &c Phoebe.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07
THE DEATH BID.

We watched her breathing through the light
Her breathing soft and low
As her heart the waves Of iise
Kept seAsing 20 aud fro.
: silently We seemed 10 speak.
= 80 slowly moved about,
As~e h.f lent her half our powers
To exc her being out
u Our very hopes beed our fears,
Uur fvars our hopes behed;
We thought her dying when she slept,
And sleeping When she died
For when the morn cane dim and &C,
Ard chill with early showers.
Der a. ct eyeIids clO>ec->he had
Another morn than ours-s !. HooD
Is there anything in the language more touch
ingly perfect than that
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07
PETROLEUM.
81 SEQ ACRES Ole OIL LANDS
NO BETTER INVESTMENT CAN Be MADE
Little Kanawha & Elk River
PETROLEUM and MINING 70.
West Virginia.


AwN ~ FEE SIuPLE SIXsY-T no
" TIL lUSAND EIGHT HCNDRsD AND sixty
ACRES OF LAND which, Biologists and practical mn
unite tn reporting j. IN the very % the Wet
NirgRit Oh Region. This imEen~s estate has IL &c
o. and GAs s2r ngS OF which ves with tn
% the famous Ruruing Spring ise6 AID its hills
-ich iron and choice quality OF coal Veins Of
Subscriptions 20 capitsl stock for The payment and
Developments Of these truly sgn fee mines Of wealth
are nov 5eiRz msie, and many Of the prominent
talisis and hrewte-i business men Of New YorA
the subscriber The snnscri ptious ALREADY
FAR advances. all re q sd a early daY.
Yours uen having but small capital cannot invest Il
10 better sdvsntsse than by taking stock in this Con
pay.
am authorized receive subscriptions 20 the STICK
the amour; of y IL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07
IT A B E II ~ CL Il,
ssstEs'%s rFss.E<

sstGNek AVZO ms tie hcnGF To- in form The citizen.
- cfirdTnapoii and vicinity that saccoeced n
mating arrange pith the ord-reDowned Pianist
ard great Composer
a. Nh SRsE,ue-s>sS g. H "a IL ak
To give of Crane Concerts IN The principal cities
Of the United States.
sr. ooltscas - Concerts in damp Dis will al
place
FEDNEsDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS.
FEBRUARY Sth aud Oh.
S,or HuZo also tate~ pleasure ausor nee thai
he has .red the SER ice Of the lowing musical n
tists 20 assist Nr. Got schslk at these CoUcert,.
KISS LUCY SIMON,
The Young ard enied Csnisrice pupil Of his)
unprecedented success during series d Concert ia
York ha~ been cheerful acknowledged by the press
enti u astic pubic
SiGNOR ARDAvANI. oe'ebrs'ed Baritone OF the
Iisi an pea from etc New York Academy Of Mu ic.
MU-IcAi DIKscPns AND CexuucfoR. S1GSoR kuzIo.
y i'Admisson 81. " ezra ,harge f.r reserved
seats.
Ticket Office opens. commencing Tuesday FEB :. h. az
A at A. NJ. BenkAm COS ku~ic Store, where
tickets and seats he ed EITHER Concert ard
diagram Of the Tabernacle e n.
Orders from The couDuy osing the amount for the
number OF eats required, will be prom ty attended
by A B-nham Co
II ? Doors open at "a. Concert 70 commence as.
feb& -cst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

On motion BY Mr. Brown. Of Wells, further
proceedings under The call we're dispensed With.
Ar. brosu, Of Wells, moved thar The Senate
scjourn
The motion vas rejecied-Affrnstivs IL, neg
suvel5
Mr. Van Buskisk immediately moved that the
Senate adjourn.
his nosson ~as greeted vita shouts Of mo. ,,
no Notwithstanding the PRECEDENT declared the
Senate aejoGTnea .-.