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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-24

By Thomas W. Kcesec, Auc.ioneer,
(Onice Governor street, between Main and Franklin
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES
FOR SALE AT AUCIION.-Wilbe solo, on
TUESDAY MORNING, January Path, commencing
at 10 O'clock at the factory Eighteenth street,
between Main and Cary, a lot of TOBACCO FAC
TORY FIXTURES, consisting in pant Of
Wide Elves MILLS,
Narrow Elves do,
Tens do,
Half-pound do,
Pound Lump do,
IRON POTS, with iron Sheets made by
Talbot s. Brother;
WOOD POI, with iron bands and sheets;
LEVERS,
BENCHES,
SCALES,
BLOCKS,
IRONS,
TINS,
BILLETS,
TOBACCO STICKS,
WRITING DESK, sc.
ia 20 THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auctoneer.
The above sale will not take place until further
notice. THOMAS W. KEESEE,
ja Att Auctioneer.
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EOR SALE. four hundred cords of PINE
IL WOOD. Well seasoned, about three miles from
he Fredericksburg railroad, ut the first turnout
above the Chickahoniny. Address JOHN D.
CRENsHAN, box l,6sG, Richmond ia Let.
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NO. 30 Ialn stfeet.J
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, AT
w my store, on TUESDAY, January 9th,
at IL O'Clock, desirable lot OF
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
STOVES,
CROCkERY and GLASSWARE,
READY-MADE CLOTuINi,
SHOES,
HATS,
BLANKETS,
DRY GOODS,
GOLD ari SILVER WATCHES,
JEWELRY, &c.
ia % g. ". WILLIS, Auctioncer.
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lected his man, and came the emphatic
words, spoken in low, solemn tone by the
senior:
"To the heart, boys, and God send us
deliverance."
The report Of the pieces were blended
in one, and when the smoke rose, the
three parties were seen PROSTATE on the
earth and quivering in the death agonies,
with half the remaining Indians howling
in dismay around them.
"Quick, now, the water! the water. :"
shouted the excited father, and in less
than minute the flames about the door
were extinguished by water which had
been kept in readiness for just such an
emergency.
The savages bore off their dead leaders,
and, after whooping and yelling around
for a while, and occasionally disclarging
their pieces in harmless resentment, tax
ing care not again TO expose their persons
to the death-dealing rifles of their foes,
they disappeared from the vicinity. never
more to return.
That night was spent in watching and
fearful prayers of thanksgiving by the re-
assembled family, who had just made a
wonderful escape, and who, we will add,
were never again molcsted.
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The Runners Discharged.

That unique body known :iS the The
Bummcr~.' * di$lrrndcd by the following
order. which Is doubtless authentic. hc-
cause We find ii in the Army aud Nary
Journal:
..HEApvrARrrRs Chief of BummerS,
In the Field. Raleigh. Apr. -.
General Orders No 1860.
|. After four a. years oiarluous Strug-
gle in the pcrpetuation OF war, the Bum
mers of the military division of the Miss
issippi. unsurpassed in pure cusSedness.
are forced to abandon their profession OF
arms, by reason of the peace - an
event over which they had no control
III. need not tell the surviving Bum
mers of 80 many thicving expeditions, that
this unhappy. unthought OF, and uncailed
for result w;s brought about 10y no effort
of theirs.
iii. The dead humble bee will be the
adopted badge of the well known COM
mand. and will he worn 10y every mem
OH stS al vi
ton from other commands.
". Your chief takes pleasure in tender
ing you his sincere thanks for the noble
and efficient manner in which you have
performed the ar'luous laborS OF your de
partment, knowing that. in many inStanc'
es, danger was more plenty than plunder
and desire to obtain the latter more evl
dent among YOU than a will to brave TN
| former.
V. Feeling assured that each one of Vol
will eventually he cared for in your stat
prisons, your chief retrlins from iSSuin
further orders for your welfare and di>ci
pline.
vi. And now, trusting that each on
of you may pass the unexpired term o
your lives in enjoying acquired wealt
and happiness, your chief, with much re
gret, Is reluctantly compelled 10 bid yo
I-adieu.
+. o. RAGE. Chief of Bummer$.
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WmAI To RrAn.-Are you deficient
Ia taste Read the beS, English poets.
such aS GRAY AMI GoldSniih, Scott and
Wordsworth.
Are vou deficient IN imagination >
Read Milton. and -.fhhrli>rle. ana Bark.
Are you deficient in power of reason
Read Chillingwerth. and Bacon and
Locle-
Are Yea deficient in iudsll,-ii and good
sense IN iiie common affairs ot life Read
Franklin
Are You deficient In ~,an>itiIiiy9 Read
Gctthe ond Nacaell-ie,
Are yuu deficient IN Vigor oi >5vle
Read -lumil> ;lni Fox.
Are you deficient in political knowieige,
Read Noni.-,Iuiru. ale = Fs-ierlli-l-' =
Webster ai,l C:lihoun-
Are ven ,ie:icicni in patriotism Head
Drino>lhcneS and the Life oi Washing
tom
Are you deficient In conscicnoc9 Head
Sone OF President Edwards works
Are vou deficient in pioiy Read ihc
hille--iac7qov,, -ionth.g.
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bright with silken folds uniarniShed. their
blue ground blazoned all over with golden
letters. recording The desperate fights
through which the Lrigadc> and regiments
who proudly bore them had proved their
patriot ardur and won their fame And
beside them-iheir oomlalion>-weret the
oil tanners. first blessed at home. and con-
secrsaied with the PRAYERS of wives and
mothers. now shrivelied and shorn fo fiui-
tering >hredS. scarce aide Ia rling 1o The
flagstaff; the staff itself often shattered.
and bound and strapped TO hold together.
How those pierced, scorcl,~l and rsa,rlled
raeS told of the fierce thunder storms and
iron hail and sheets of flame oi many and
many battlefield, How lroudlv. ,ei
with what almost reyerent tenderness. the
sturdy standard bearers drooped Their
treasured trophies in answering salute la
the cheers and hand clapping~ and 'ker-
chief waym@> of the multitude. ami how
eye answered eye aS they "rimly >mile1l.
a memory recallel the terrific comlai- ui
the lrlSt- And then from The battle FLAGS.
are turned TO study lhr rank and file ot'
other regiments AMI brigade. who. with
company front Of twenty deep and ma--ed.
swept bv. - stately IN maie>iic strength
living organisms whose pulsaiing heart
ilirol.s were numbered Lv ihe ryilmie
tread. What S;alwslri f1rms-wlral ,,ror-
zed and rugged faces, How swinging ihe
>triIe-how bnovanf The bearing, llnw
youthful these veterans oi scores AMI hum
'lre'ls OF desperate comlrl;>, How gay
and glad, with liaat~ame heariS-1hcir
triai> ended, their work well done. illcir
victory fairly carmel. their homes secure.
their nation s;lrei. and then our nol,l,.>
marching io their humble homes. Alas,
alas. And where are they. their we'll
loved trusted comrades. who l.ii shoulder
20 shoulder wears ago. The quici VILLAGE,
far AWAY among the cmba>ominr hills. or
on the flowerv prairie>' These wasted
ranks are their witnesses. Thcr sleep
their soldiers re>t under lhe green mounds
of the blool-,lved WILDERNESS. amidst The
sighing pines and hemlock> of the Carroll
nas and Gccrgia. or their bone> are bleach
inc Yet on the fatal field oi Chicka.nauga.
VIII vou think il strange when l -;ly thai
a. watched The tr:ampiing army. here VIZ
ible. overhead. seen only by The spirit eve,
another army seemed >xc9'ing on. clad in
white robes. and WAVING palm snu@li> with
crowns Of unialine flowers. who respond
ed TO the martial strains with Gl,7a IN
E,.~assi< and wcioome home. thai iillel
the whole heaven with laTrnony-snd
clliet among thai cloud OF witnor>e> APP
oe;,reai our risen President.
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\ U>ErI1 Ds.s. \ d,g J. a good iilinr
10 have in the country have un. which
| rsai>e,! from a pup lie Is Il good stout
fellow. and a hcsirfv barker and tea,ier
The man oi' whom bought him said lac
was Il thorough i,rel. l.ii ie be@in> ip
have Il mongrei look about him. lie j. Il
:gooi watcll-dog. though the moment hr
sees any suspicious hooking person about
the premises he comes RIGHT into the house
and seis behind tine stove. First We kept
him in the hou>e, and he scratched all
night 10 get ont, Then We turned him
cut. and he scratched all might 10 @ei in
Then We tied him up in ihe hack of the
garlen. and he howiel - that our meiEh-
hor shot At him at dlybreail. Finally.
we gave him AWAY AMI he cune lack. and
now he l. just recovering from a lit. in
winch lac has torn up the patch that has
been sown for our spring r..,lisheS,-Syu-
rosryI,tNs IN tie Coamt,y,
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and others leaves the Confe,lrit army in a
ruther shattered state. That army now
consists of Kirby Smith, four mules and a
Bass drum, and is movin' rapidly to'rds
Texts.
PROUD AND IIAwTY SUTHENER.
Feelin, little peckiSh, l went into a
eatin' house to-day, and encountered Il
young man with long. black hair and slen-
der frame He didn't wear much clothes
and them as he did wear looked unhealthy.
He frowned on me and sed kinder scorn-
full, :. So. sir-you have come here TO
taunt lis in our hour of trubble, do YOU -
NO." sed |, - | cum here for hash y
Pish-haw. he sed, sneeringly. i
mean you air in this city for the purpuss
of gloatin' over fallen people. Others
may basely succumb. but as for ME. l will
never yield-nera,, nes~r,''
Hav' suthin TO eat ?" l pleasantly
suggested.
"Tripe and onions.' he sed fureely :;
then he added, - | eat with You, but |
hate you. You're low-lived Yankee. p"
To which l pleasantly replied, = How'll
you have your tripe !"
Fried. mulsill with plenty OF ham,
fat :"
He ct very ravenuS Poor feller, lie
had lived on odds and ends for several DAYS.
eatin' crackers that had been turned over
by revelers in the bread tray at the bar
He got full at last, and his hart soften
ed a little to'r,lS me- :. After all" he
sed, "you hav sum peple at the North
who air not wholly loatlSome beasts. "
"Well, yes" sed, "we have now and
then man among US who isn't a cold
bluded scoundrel Young man, this croo-
il war is over, and you're lickt. Its ra-
ther necessary for somebody to lick in a
good. square. lively fife, and in this ere
case it happens to be the United States of
America. You fit splendid, but we was
too many for YOU. Then make the best
of it, 4 LET us all Civ in and put the Re
public on a firmer basi> nor ever.
Il don't gloat over ypur mi>tortinc. my
Young fren. Fur from ii. I'm an old man
now. & nv hair i softer nor it once was,
You see my spectacles * mi>tened with
suthin' very like tears. I'm thinking oi
the sea of GOOD rich blud that has been
split on both sides in this dreadful war.
/ I'm thinking of our wid,ler> and ortunS III
the North. and of yourn in the South
kin cry for both. Blieve me. my youn9
! tren'. kin place my old hands tenderly
on the fair vung he'd of the Nir.inny maid
whose lover was laid low III The battle
! dust bv Il federal bullet. and >av. a. fer
yently and piolrly as 4 vener hie sinner
like me kin say anything. Cod Ike good
to YOU nv poor dear. my poor dear
| riz up TO go. y takin' my yung south
ern tren' kindly bv the hand. sed:
! Yung man. adoo. lou Southern fel
lers iS probably nv brothers. Tho youV'
Il crls<ed queer WAY ot, >howin' IL let II
all iine in and make a country on TIN
continent that shall give all Europe til,
cramp in the stummick er'ry time the!
look at us. Adoo. aioo.
/ And. a< am through. I'll likewi>,, u,
adoo TO YOU. icnilc reader. merely remark
in that the Star Spangled Banner is WAY
in round loose arm. and that there don
seem TO he anything the matter with In
Goddess of Liberty bcyonda Site cold
AETENrS W ARD
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r%- Relieving thai ii would lac rrud L.
permit tla'' following lnarsssraph 10 wiiher
in ol'~curiiv. ~ iraN, clipped ii from ihc
lie cr -Nm T1aa>. and herewith present it
io our rea,ler>:
PRAYER for Hain,-nn Sllmiay eve
nin- ls>i. al II PAUL. cila9cln. ih, Rl,.
Nm kermol,-. incpnnl,,.ni al thai church.
offered mp Il PRAYER tor rim, The l'rlyer
waS hear'l- and the wateriipgpsi~ "f h-,K-
en- were opened GA TUESDAY night. c,u~iln-
several very heavy and refreshing >llowcrS
10 descend al intervals M 10 the evening
OF Tie following ,lay. Air kes1nu,lc is
proprietor of ihe estate OF Clluelllfane.
tie crops @rowin- ml',n which .->:aie were
suffering materially from the drought =
We haze noi Ncyn The equal of this for
many Il long day.
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SAYINGS oF JOSH BilllND>.-Ii IL
highly important thai when man makes
up his mind 10 bekm :. ri>lul. that he
should examine hizsclt cll>ly. and see il
he amt better constructed for 4 pl.oai-
Ii IL a Very delicate job irw 10 forgive
a man. without lowerin- him in lliz own
estimation. and yurc> tew-
AZ eineral lining, when woman
wares ilre hritche~. he ha~ ri.ht tew
them
l am poor, and am glad that ;;.in Tor
find that wealth make more people mean.
than il does ecnerous
W"oman's iniioocnce is powerful. es-
peshiia when she wants :,n,thinr.
La>ily-i am violently opposed 10 ar
dent sPcrits a a beyri,igr- bat for manu-
featuring purposes, think a little OF it
tastes very good.
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Mrs. Si0OurRcU Dead.

Mrs Sigourney. the authoresS, died at
Hartford, where she has long resided, Sat
rriav forenoon Her maiden name was
lydia IImtlcy, her birthplace Norwich,
and had she lived till September she
would have beer Il years old. She went
to Hartford in 1914 as Il teacher. publish
g.! her first volume in 1915, entitled
" Moral Pieces in Prose and Verse" and
in 1919 was married, Il second wife, to
Charles Sigourney a hardware merchant,
lut Il man of culture and refinement, with
whom She lived happily till his death in
1854. Both before and after her mar
riage. Mrs. 81 journey was prolific VIII
,yr in prose and verse. and in all has pub
.l-hed nearly fifty volumes, which were
lauch more popular with the past genera
hon than with the present. and until quite
recently she has contributed occasional ar
licles TO the press. \ pleasant writer.
without being either original or vigorous,
and with a stron" moral and religious vein
running through all her productions, Mrs.
Ngouney gained a wide hearing for her.
self both at home and abroad, perhaps as
much bv the amount as by merit in hel
writings. though in many of them meri,
"a> by no means wanting. In 1910 Mrs
>i@ourney visited Europe, and ''Pleasan
Memories of Pleasant Lands" was th
record Of her travelling experiences ant
impressions. Personally and socially Mrs
Nl@ourney was woman OF rare virtues
beloved alike by rich and poor, and SIT
Wlil be sadly missed by a wide circle 0
friends, Her last illness seemed to be oc
ca>loned by no particular disease, but wa
q gradual going out of life,
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+. o. RAGE. Chief of Bummer<.

A member of the 10Th Illinois Veteran
Infantry, signing himself NJ. H. j." h'ss
put forth an appeal to the public. address
ed sto whom it NAV concern in which
he says that he feels quite sure of the ma
tion's gratitude, but is also 8 keenly alive
to the fact that gratitude is not bread and
butter" which, at this particular moment
he would prefer to have. He suggests,
therefore, that "the present generation
furnish the bread and butter. and po>teri
ty the gratitude
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-06-23

A woman in love is very poor Judge
of character. She can see nothing but
excellence where others see nothing but
shallowness and rOttennes.
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Lord North. who dete-iel music, was
asked 10 subscribe TO concerts. lie refu>-
ed. But your lorl>hip'~ brother The
bishop of Winchester, >llb>cribeS,' urged
the applicant ..If Were a. deaf a. he,
l would subscribe too was the reply,
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Successors to Geo. A Simmons wholesale dealersin
EROSENE, SPERM. LARD AND WHALE OILS,
WAX AND SPERM CANDLES,
POI State and Il Commerce street Boston.
: . p.RNFy IL +. SPENCER, ". c. WEST.
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GEO. G.. 4 GEO. w. CAHOON,
BARNEY. SPENCER Il WEST,

COUNSELLoRS AT LAW, SOLICITORS II CHANcERf,
'rcurr Pensions BountieS and Back Pay due deceased
Soldiers.
IyXnoE VERMONT.
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VI, s. BURR Il CO.,

Wholesale and retail dealers in
PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, DRUGS, HAIR PREP
.R,rIONs TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &C,
- fremont Street next door to the Museum Entrance.
.no.n p rryrs BOSTON.
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4:.Mistsllaneous Cards.

c. y. HADLEY. Licensed AuctiOneer,
WEST CONCORD, VT. to-
ID. MORSE, Licensed AuctiOneer,
ISLAND POND, VT tmy66
u. Il. LAIRD,
MANUFACTURER OF GRANITE MONUMENTS,
and AL kinds OF granite worf,
W. DANVlLLE, vi.
RE- Lettering done granite equally as well as on
tNoytj marble.
HIRAM \. CUTTING,
GOVERNMENT CLAIM AND INSURANCE AGENT,
Lunenhurg, Vermont
WILLIAM W. GROUT,
CT. LAIN AG EN- 7.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
VII attend Courts III Orleans and Caledonia Counties
BARTLETT Il BELDEN,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW.
McINDOES FALLS, VT.
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OLIVER y. BROWN.
J. r. LADUCER, Agent,

CLAIM AGENT.
ATTORNEY AND OUNSELLOR AT LAW.
,,r ST JOINS NspCRY VERMONT
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E. c. CH Los,
DEALER IN WATCHES, JEwELRY. SILVER AND
,rEp WAEE. sPECIACLEs, BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY
GOODS, TOYS,&c.
rL. aud engraving done with elegance and prompt
ptru-itr old Post Onice. Main
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ROSS Il BURBANK.

VIII attend to legal matters in Orange, Orleans, Essex
Caledonia counties and give especial atten ion 10 the
u .,ttiun Of claims from abroad throughout northern
Vermont and New Hampshire. VIII also attend Justice
B.. al, in this town ana other towns IN the County.
JuNArHAN Ross. &. A BURBANK.
l., l~GJ.
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" VI. ii. HORTON.

FRCHANr TAILOR and dealer In Gents Fur
ri,hing Goods. Railroad street.
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P,S>I MPSIC LODGE, No. ~, F. A. NJ.
MASONIC HALL-BINGHAM'S BLOCK
stated meeting July g. Called meeting June Is.
-L-lntAl- F. J. DA LrON. Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

nor aud the supreme court judges clearly wrong.
did not see the matter In the same light as Mr..
Durham. The governor. be took IL, only meant
20 make a suggestion, which IL perfecsiy
proper for him to do. and the matter was one
veil worthy OF our consideration.
After further remarks or Messrs. Miller. OF
Tippecsnoe, and Kilgore. Mr.. CoffroShs motion
prevailed, and Messrs. Coffoth, Church, New
comb. Buskirk and Miller Of TippecsBoe, sp-
pointed said committee bv Mr. Speaker.
THE SPECIFIC APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
On no,iOu Of Mr.. Branhs %. was taken up.
Great debate ensued upon variocs amend
, meats.
One proposing $500 for Dr. Woodward. who
had Travelled in order TO qualify himself for his
duties in the insane asylum vas voted down.
Another great wrangle followed about the pay
Of peniIentisry committees and concerning sta
tionery.
/ Pending the matter after an able argument b.
Mr. Milroy, the House adjourned.
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

n..afr SENATE
FRIDAY, March ;, Ices.
The senate met at 9 o'clock a. m
The reading OF the journal was dispensed
with
CALUMET CANAL.
On motion By Mr. Cullen. tie bill II Il s5
was read the FIRST time. sgsin by title aud REFER
ed 10 the Judiciary committee.
xSIeHrsrowS HENRY COUNTY.
{. On motion by Mr. Peden his bill 1873. Intro
duced Monday vas read the third time and
passed By yeas g; nays0.
srsrSrss Of AN KxTEA SESSION.
On motion by Mr. Allison, bis bill 1870, Intro
duced Saturday, was read the third time and
passed By yeas 30; nays IL
voluSrAKY ASSOCIATIONS.
On motion by Mr.. Culver, his bill l4l, was
read the third time. (The rents and profits OF
buildings shall not exceed $40 900 The bill
Vas passed by yeas q: nays
TILL CITY. PKRRr COUNTY.
On motion by Mr. Fuller. the bill H r. So
vas read the second time. and under q dispensa-
ton Of the constitutional provision il was read
the third time and passed by yeas IS; nsyso.
SETTLEMENT or THE STATE DIET
% motion By Mr. Bennett. the bill H r. Isl
vas read ~ 6rst time and by title again and re
fsued 10 the chairman on finance.
wIrSrssEs
Ga motion by Mr. Hamilton. the bill II r ~,
Vas read the second time aud the third time,
under suspension Of The constitutional proyis-
100. and then passed by yeas ~. nays2
rVBLIc ROADS
On motion BY Mr.. Fuller. The bill II. r. Is
Vas read the third time and passed by yeas 46,
nays 1.
.sEl IScosPoRAricx or cITiEs.
90 motion by Me- Ca.ou the bill s. 100, vas
read the third time and passed BY yeas ~. nays
SALARY JUDGES
% motion BY Mr. Bonhan. the bill s. l26
"a, read the second time.
Ga motion by Mr. Richmond. the salary OF
common pless judges was Increased TO 81 .50Oby
yeas g. nsys IL
On NOTICE oy Me- Van Buskhk. the salary Of
the superintendent OF public instructions va.
fixed in the bill at 81 500
% motion by Mr. Cobb. the bill was further
amended % - To make the salaries OF supreme
iudxss e 0Uo by yes 80. nays is.
o. motion BY Nr Cobh. the constitutions
peovisIou VS. suspended. and the bill read thu
bird dns and $1,000 By ysas ~. nsys IL.
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o. motion By Mr. Bennett. the vote Just taken
vas reconsidered.
Mr. Bennett, obtained unariDous consent 20
strike oct from the bill ali thar applies to the ad
utsnt general and qusrternssier general.
The bill ucs again put upon is passage. add
failed for want Of a cOnsttsfional majority, yeas
q. nays 10.
Mr. Csson demanded call Of the Senate
IL was ordered. when the Senate took . recess
Till 2 o'clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04
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