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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-15

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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-15
SECOND EDITION

FOUR O'CLOCK. r. M.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11


Mr.. Brown moved that eight thousand copies
Of the governors Dessage-fve thousand in
English and three thousand In German-be print
ed and laid on the desks Of members
Mr.. Gregory. OF Warren. seconded by Mr..
kgore. moved to postpone the matter until Mon
Mr.. Brown. What is your object :
Mr.. Kigore. Then Ee will have the right
kind Of a man to do the work.
Mr.. Brown. Alb thai IS a singular acknowl-
edgement from 4 mo party" Union" man
The spoils OF oficel Is that what sctrates them
The governors message bad been delivered some
days. IL contained matter important for our con-
sidesatio0, and il ought to De laid upon our
desks
Mr.. kiigore. In substance. said: ! simply
assert that loyal money distributed by the state
ought to 90 into the hands of loyal men Defer
this resolution and BY the time the printing Is to
be done We shall have no patriot to DO IT, The
present state printer has been stabbng at the life
Of the nation. Day by day his sheet has been
making the most disloyal and raitorous on
slaughts upon the government, the sdministra-
zion and the
Mr.. Brown (interrupting) AT the proper time
| am prepared to discuss the patriotism Of the
state printer against all accusations brought
against Il by such men As the gentleman from
Delaware. ln the meantime submit that there
is no question of politics connected with this
resolution. 1t simply contemplates the spreading
OF the governors message before the people at
the earliest moment
Mr.. kilgore-The gentleman from Jackson
has already made two speeches on this motion
Mr. Brown (interruptng both, un-
doubtediy, we're better than the gentleman from
Delaware can made
Mr. Buskirk-This is no time for political dis
cussion and partisan recrimiDstion. move the
previous question.
Seconded. put, and the matter made the
special order for Monday next
On motion of Mr. Boyd the House adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11
STATE IEE W.

The INCOME TAx.-The Lafayette Journal
plication in many other places: Several citizen:
have sent US q list OF persons residing in the city
= who paw no income tax. yet who known to
have received good incomes with request THAI
we should publish it, We viii probably comply
with the request in few days
The people of Fort Wayne are talking about
street railroads. They propose to lay the frsI
track TO the city cemetery.
-A,PAsroRAL LErrER--The pastors of the
Protestant Evangelical Church of Evansville
have addressed pastoral letter "to the profes
sors Of our holy religion. in which they condemn
the following "evii practices" which they say
are prevalent among the protesting christians in
that ungodly city:
other protesting christians defending such world
ly foIlies that resulted so sadly in the spiritual
overthrow of their fellow notwithstanding
such folies innocent amusements The fol-
lowing are some of the evil practices to which We
refer:
1. Dancing.
2. Attending theatres.
3. Attending cfrcuses
Z. Taking part in games Of chance. such as
social card playing. church fair gambling and
gift enterprises.
5. Social (wine) drinking.
6. Sabbath visiting, feasting. and worldly
pleasure seeking.
In the name Of the great Head Of the Church
We warn you, who take part in these anti-pro
testant and anti evangelical practices. that YOU
roprosch the cause of Christ and imperil your
fkat fkea
rules of our various churches uniform in re-
gard to these things, and that they uncondition-
ally condemn such practices and hold them to be
inconsistent with creditable profession of re
ligion.
The subscriptions to the 10 40 loan at the
First National Bank in Madison on Saturday
last amounted to $50 $50
The remains Of the gallant Major John p.
Duficey. Of the 35th Indiana regiment. who was
killed some months ago at one of the battles in
Georgia. have been brought home for interment
On IN PARkE CouSrY-we understand
that after a careful Investigation Of the ground
by experinced persons unmistakable evidences OF
oil have been found in that portion of PArke
county bordering on vigo north This seems
reasonable il one examine the track of the great
coal strata. which. in Ohio. is now producing
large quantities Of oil. The investigation show ed
great typographical Indications and il is said tha.
measures are to be taken to develop them very
soon-Terre Haute Journal
Says The Owen County Journal:
Interesting continued and protrscted meet
ings are now in progress at the christian and
methodist churches in this village. May they do
much good"
The war spirit is around in Spencer. Every
day the boys beat the drum; out it cheats u.s. 10
notice thst the spirit is entirely monopolized
by the boys. The "wsr mem are silent as the
grave, the grave subject Of escaping the draft
occupying their thoughts by day. and their
dreams BY night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11
AFTERNOON SESSION .

Mr.. Beeson offered the following concurren
resolution:
Resolved by the Senate, the House of Repre-
sentatlves cOncurring therein, That Joint com
mttee, consisting of three members of the Sen
ate and five members of the House of Repre-
sentatives, be appointed to examine into the re
ceipts and expenditures of tse governor. AnC
said com mi.tee shall have power to send for per
sons and papers, and with authority to report by
bill or otherwise. e.
The resolution was adopted, and Messrs. Bee
mittee on the part of the Senate.
NEW PROPOSITIONS.
The following bills were introduced, read the
first time, and severally passed to the seconC
reading:
justices act so they may have jurisdiction In al
cases where the value OF property does not ex-
coed 5000.
By Mr.. oyler. e. 23) amending section rs OF
the m;sdemeanor act. by adding the words " un
lawfully and with the intent appropriate the
same to bis own use y.
By Mr. Mason, (s.24) amending section OF
the act allowing pay for extra services to clerks
and sheriffs, approved March III, 1861, allowing
them $500 instead of 800.
By Mr. Bonham Is. 25) amending sec / OF
able only by justices of the peace so it shall read
every person who shall in a rude, insolent or
angry manner strike at, or otherwise place 10
jeopardy the person of another, shall be deemed
guilty of An assault, and upon conviction shall
be fined not to exceed SO.
By Mr.. Hord, Is 90 to provide for the exc
cution of real contracts, authorizing actions
therefor, prescribing the proceedings therein and
authorizing the survivors in joint contracts in
certain cases 10 make conveyance under the or
der of the court and pass q good and sufficient
title thereto.
By Mr. Douglas, Is 27) amending section
of an act prescribing certain rnisdemeanors pun
ishable only by justice of the peace. Having
reference to the standing of stations or jacks
within 300 yards of any dwelling.
BY Mr.. Moves, IS 2S) amending section % OF
the act defining felonies, approved June 10, 1852
by inserting the words "maciously poison or
alter the marks or brands of cattle or other
stock, sc.
JACKSON COUNTY COURTS.
The Senate was informed that the House had
passed the bill II. K. 3 legalIzing the proceed
ings of the Jackson county common pleas court
at the October term. 1864.
On motion of Mr. Hord, this bill was put
through on the double-quick. and. under dis
pensation, was read the first, second and third
times. 1t finally passed by yeas 43-no senator
ohjecting.
DOCUMENTS POSTAGE PAID.
A resolution was adopted directing the door
keeper to place on each desk 80 copies of the
governors message, and 50 copies of the reports
of each of the benevolent institutions, and 81
copies OK the state prison report-all to be wrap
ped and stamped 18th the two cent stamps fur.
nisbed to the several postmasters by the o. s
postmaster general.
And then the Senate adjourned till
o'clock m on Wednesday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11
Correspondents Of The Chicago Times.

WASHINGTON, January ,.
\ considerable degree of anxiety exists here,
in high quarters. in relation 10 what may be the
designs of Gen. Lee toward Grants army. Sew
ersl very bold reconnoissances have been made.
within few days. by the eonfederstes at vari
points along Grants line, and great deal
of valuable information has been acquired by the
enemy in that way. 1t would seem, both from
the actions of the confederates and the accounts
of deserters, that the former are persuaded that
il is Grants intention TO detail a considerable
body of his troops. at early day. for another
expedition against Wilmington, and that. soon
ss this takes place, = vigorous attack on our
lines near Petersburg and Richmond may be
looked for. There is good reason to believe
indeed il is believed here-thst Lee has recently
received some heavy reinforcenents. consisting
Of heavy bodies of troops whose services are
no longer required where they have recently been
stationed
These facts are certainly enough TO occasion
the uneasiness alluded TO above. Ii is no secret
here, and | presume 1t will be allowable 10 state
that, although the president sustains General
Butler in his course at Wilmington. the general
in chief and the secretary of war do not; that
the latter is. not 70 put too foe point upon II,
literally enraged at bis conduct; that il was de
termined. Oh New Years day. that the sttacken
Wilmington was 10 be Immediately resumed;
that body Of Al least 10000 troops we're to be
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11
From New York .

NEW YoRK. January l0-Seversl parties de
string 10 ship cargoes to Savannah tor trade. the
secretary Of war has ordered that no clearance
shall be granted on private account without
special permit and authority from the treasury
department.
By the steamer Liberty we have Havana date,
Of The 4th
But little news from any quarter bad reached
Havana since last adyices.
Accounts from San Domingo, though contain
ing nothing new. represent the Spaniards making
poor progress and the general opinion is tina,
Spain ough; 20 abandon Allempela.
The Posts Washington special sas the Albany
bridge case was on to-day. Secretary Seward is
expected TO make the argument in the case
Claims OF government contractors 10 the
amount Of $50 00O 600 are before the naval com
mittee Of the House Thev ask an increase OF
IS per cent, on account Of the increased prices
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11
AFTERNOON SESSION

House met at Up IN, Mr. Speaker in the
chair.
Observation-Disclosures FOR SOLDIERS.
Mr.. Kilgore-That the doorkeeper be directed
to contract for and cause to be delivered on the
desk Of each member, four copies of each of The
Daily Journal and The Daily State Sentinel
wrapped and stamped for delivery to soldiers in
the field Adopted without division.
Nh. DUNLAP, -
On motion of Mr.. Brown, was granted leave
of absence until Friday
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Beach-Proposin2 amendments to act OF
the constitution, relative to common schools.
Mr.. Woods-Amending the Odd section of the
4th article of the constitution.
Mr. Branham moved to take from the table
the Senate joint resolution, appointing joint
committee of three from the Senate and FIVE
from the House, to investigate the receipts aud
expenditures OF the executive during his past
official term, and demanded the previous ques
ton
The demand was seconded and upon the main
question, Mr.. Brown demanded the yeas and
nays.
The resolution was passed. Yeas, II: nays,
Is.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Collins-Relatve to providing seats for
pages which they will be compelled TO occupy
when not actively engaged. Unanimously adopt
ed
Mr.. Miller, of Clnton-Thar il is the duty OF
the legislature to make a fair and equitable ap-
Portionment with regard to state and national
representatives,.
Mr. Buskirk moved to refer the resolution to
the judiciary committee with instructions to in
quire whether this legislature had the power to
district the for material
purposes. Carried
Mr. Miller of Observation-Disclosures Mr.
Cassidy, soldier who had served three years
in the army and returned disabled, stationery
clerk
Mr.. Newcomb moved to amend by substitut-
ing the name of Mr.. Dougherty instead of Gas
slday. Mr.. Doughertv too a soldier who had
returned from the wounded and disabled
Mr. Vcach wished the name Of W. W. Brown
ing. who was also wounded and discharged vet
eran soldier, substituted for both the others.
Mr.. Buskirk said be had a list Of military gen
tlemen who would take, each one Of them the
appointment, and he had no doubt other mem
bers had similar lists. He therefore moved that
the whole matter be left to Mr.. Speaker as to the
appointee.
Mr. Baskirk's motion prevailed
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Buskrk No. 6, establishing an agricul-
tural college At Bloomington, Aunroe county,
Indiana
Mr. Higgins: No. I. amending the lst section
of al act amending the % section Of an act con-
corning the organization of voluntary corpora
tons, passed February 18th, 1855 Read twice
and referred to the committee on corporations
Mr.. Shoaf. OF Allen: No. 6, relative TO Ii
censing dogs
Mr.. Rice: No. 9. relative TO railroad disi-
dends-intended TO place all railroad companies
in the state on an equal footing in the regard
Mr. -: No. 10, relative to the pay Of
township assessors-amendbg the present Law
and giving them 81 so per day.
Mr.. Stewart: No. IL, districtins the state for
congressional representation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11
governor a.
German. The prts'o.-
. list Of standing committees.

governors
German. The presso.-
. list Of standing committees
Mr.. BEKsos. q joint committee CONSISTING
three senators and five representatives, was ap-
pointed TO examine into the receipts and eIpen-
ditures Of the governor. Messrs. BKEsos. CHAP
NAN and BaADLKr. we're appointed on the part oil
the Senate A bill was passed. the House hav-
ing already done 50. to legaTze the proceedings
Of the Jackson county common pleas court al
the October term, 1864 hedoorkeeper was di-
rected to place on the desks Of the senators 50
copies each Of the governors message, the re-
ports Of the benevolent institutions. and the state
prison report. stamped
In the House, the committee on stationery,
BE, reported, which was adopted. as follows
competent clerk to be appointed to take charge
and Issuing Of all articles therefrom, allowing in
value thereof $50 to each member. and at the
end of the session each member to be allowed. i
any, the difference between what he had drawn
and $50; the speaker TO be allowed $3.50 for tn,
same purposes; providing for the purchase of one
copy of Cushlng's Manual. and directing sale
clerk to procure for the members such papers a,
they may order, charging each member there
with. The bill to legalire the proceedings Of thu
jackson county common pleas court for the DC
tober term. 1864. was passed. On motion o
Mr.. Kilgore, the doorkeeper was directed to con
tract for four copies each OF The Journal AMI
The Sentinel. wrapped ard stamped for deliver,
to soldiers in the field. The joint resolution o
the Senate. appointing joint committee to eI
anime into the receipts and expenditures of tn.
governor was adopted. proposition to prin
5000 copies of the governors message in En-
gish and 1900 in German. on its consider atior
was postponed until Monday next.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11
CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE.

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11
T. e. l. L u y Il ID!

Fslse lights e1tingushsa when a G.E.r rArr,
shines forth, and the ineOnestbe fact that the ha
turns from gray red or sandy to glorlo-s black o.
brown,
QUICKER THAN THE CHAMELEON
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11
FROM WASHINGTON.

Alarming Movements by Gen. Lees Army-An
other attack Wilmington Ordered-RepOrt
fempts TO bring Sherman's Army TO Join Gen
Grant-Stsrfhng Ne,Os from the South-7he
Siares TO be Used as Soldiers in the Southern
Armies
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11
Prom PhlladeinI.in.

PHILADELPHIA. January l0.-A meeting OF
citizens TO devise means for the suffering irhab-
ftants Of Savannah vas held NJ the board of trade
rooms this afternoon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11

.f;- 4f~r- Tuesday, January 10, 1865.
Lieutenant Governor Conrad Baker called the
Senate to order. at 9 o'clock a. m.
The journal of yesterday was read aud APP
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11
HOUSE

The house met at ga o'clock, Mr. sp eaker in
the chair.
THE MEMBER PROM MARTIN.
Mr.. o Bren appeared. presented his creden
tials, was sworn and took his seat.
HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
Mr. Speaker laid before the house the annual
report of the commissioners, superintendent and
stewart
REPORT.
Mr.. Branham, from the committee on station
cry, newspapers, postage stamps, Revised Stat
utes, Cushing's Manual, &c, submitted lengthy
report, recommending the appointment by the
house of competent clerk TO take charge OF the
stationery room. and attend 10 the purchase and
issuing of all articles therefrom, allowing in
value thereof not exceeding eighty dollars TO
each member strict account 10 be kept, and at
the end Of the session each member to be al
lowed the difference. il any, between what be
has drawn and the said eighty dollars allowing
the speaker one hundred and fifty dollars for
these purposes recommending the purchase OF
fifteen copies OF GAVIN Hord's Revised Stat
utes for the use OF the house, and one copy of
Cushing's Manual and directing said clerk to
procure and place on the desks of members such
newspapers as they may order. keeping an ac-
count thereof and charging each member there
vith.
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