Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-07
I ~
o. motion Of NJ: Inshram, the bill

On motion Of M. Inshran, the bill
wns rad ! Yecond time.
On motion Of M. lnghram. +
IT, council resolved itself into q
eeumitttse Of the whole; Mr.. Terry IN
~, ehair. TIE COMMITTEES rose and
Ssportsd the bill without amendment:
which was accepted.
..aOn motion of MI. Fnghram, the bill
MAS read . third time and passed.
M Inghradn moved that the vots
taken on Friday last, on the bill to
remove the seat Of justice Of Brown
eesaty, be reconssdered.
The President decided that the mo-
ton To. reccnsider was out of order,
tSing contrary to the esd rule.
Mr.. Inghram appealed to the coun-
Gil from the decision of the President.
The question being put to the council.
will the council sustain the chair? 1t
was determined in the negative. The
motion to reconsider was carried.
On motion Of Mr.. Sweet, the Council
.sdjoutnsd until 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
8 O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
The council met. The bill to estab-
1ish the seat Of government being the
order. Of the day was taken ".
On.motion Of Mr.. Arndt;
The council resolved itself into q
committee of the whole on said bill,
~. Smith in the chair. The commit
zee rose reported progress, and asked
leave tosit again, which was granted.
A message was received from the
house Of representatives per their Sec
rotary, accompanied by the bill to au-
thorize the Judges Of the supreme
court to appoint clerks Of the several
counties Of their respective districts,
&c. and the bill for the appointment
Of . commission TO prepare a code Of
laws, both Of which bills had passed, passed
the rouse Of representatives, and re-
questing the concurrence Of the coun-
oil TO the same.
y On motion of Mr.. Foley, the coun-
81 adjourned until Tomorrow, at 10 o.
Tuesday, Nov. 22.
The council met according to adj
journment.
M. Arndt preSented the petition Of
sundry inhabitants of Brown county,
praying that law be passed TO author
Ire VIM. Dickinson and others, to build
) : float Bridge, &c.
Mr.. Arndt called uR Ills resolution
offered yesterday, relative to asking
Congress for an appropriation for the
erection oftpiers and beacons, &c.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Knapp from the committee on
internal improvements, reported q
Memorial to Congress. Laid onthc table.
ION motion Of Mr.. Arndt, the coun-
ell resolved itself into committee Of
The whole, on the bill to locate and es-
tablish the scat 4of government, &c.
Mr.. Smith In the chair. The commit
Tee reported progress and asked leave
70 sitagain. -Leave was granted.
The Secretary Of the house Of repre-
sentatives was introduced, and present.
cd the following resolution which had
passed the house u representatives and
requestingthc concurrence Of the coun-
eli
AReSolyed, il the council concur,
that the Legislative Assembly adjourn
and terminate its present session on
theslsfh day DcesmbaF next.'' Laid
on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Vineyard, the
Council adjourned untilA2 o'clock, r.
2 O'CLOCK, p. NJ. IS
Tho council met.
On motion Of Mr.. Sweet, the coun.
ell resolved itself into COMMITTEES Of
the whole, on the biilto establish the
seat Of government, Mr.. Smith in the
chair. ~
The committee rose reported pro-
grsss and asked leave to sit again.
1ssave was granted.
The sot prescriljn the duties Of
Ooroners, which had passed the coun-
~ and house Of representatives, was
esented to the. President for his sig
! I lussswha Iigned the same. i. II.
~: Sweet, from the COMMITTEES on
enroillenb reported that the COM
mlstee had presented to the Governor
fIhe act defining the duties Of Judge
q Rfobate'' for his signature,
On motion Of Mr.. Teas,
The council adjourned until to.mor.
row, q Io o'clock, A. M.
MATRIMONIAL OTFER.
y rNtetn Calshss IN sasrch Of ! wi q. os.,@
sesitss kImsslf - Iol'oSs: -- -
Ky - tsela'Hns ailsd roarsr, wlth 4 lit,,. OIL
safsnappiAg surtle. l was borsstn shs year iaoa.
& WAlstN mskAs ne 2J,) IN tbs N. W.. mart