Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-16

Mr.. Allen introduced bill on the suLjec Of
changes Of venue in criminal cases.
Also, bill respecting the publication of de-
cisions Of the Supreme Court, which read
first time.
In tho House, long debate arose out of reso.
luton introduced by Mr. Pipkin to prevent the
printing Of series Of resolutions, which were
introduced several days ago by Mr.. Russell and
then ordered TO be printed Mr. Russell noU be-
ing absent, motion is thus made to prevent the
printing. Mr.. Smith was rabbid on this question.
The resolution, after Uselessly consuming much
time, was withdrawn.
Dec 30 In the Senate, Mr.. Hunter introduced
resolution to print 1000 additional copies of the
abstract of the census; this opposed by Mcssrs.
Thompson and Glover, and advocated by Messrs. !
Hunter and Kirtley, and adopted.
Mr.. Allen introduced resolution requesting
the Governor to furnish a copy of the correspon
dence between the Executive and Bank respecting |
the State loans.
Mr.. Campbell introduced bill to regulate tn e
duty of the Adiutant General in reporting the
strength of the Militia of the State.
Mr., Allen introduced resolution calling for the
report of the Commissioner Of Common Schools,
which ought to have been made at the first Of the
session. This was defended by Mr. Allen and OPP
posed by Messrs. Scott and Monroe, and laid on
the table.
Mr.. Allen introduced resolution calling for a
copy of the report of the Pnymnster General in re-
la'Ion 10 the payment Vi inc Nloinoh Clal'nS' ,
Mr.. hirtIey introduced oiI! to donate 10 the
| University the collection of Fossils and Minerals
made by the GeoIogist ana state Engineers
Mr.. Allen introduced bill to quiet the quarrels
between Judge LawicSS ana the CITY Marshal ana
others.
Mr.. Campbell introduced OIL 10 amend the law
Respecting groceries anu uf En snoPs'
Mr. Allen introduced OIL 70 aineHa Ilie cn9r.eF
II ,iU DUN WIZ ohoIisb ." rncI ~ ~ ,ho
~, r. .,,l III, a,.onoins
M. s u'u anu UaM lii n o,oc, additional
a'ls., f. tSe nor,;nnan.
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dr .l.iier onereu JULIO ~ ,nlarT ,nst
~ ~ ',.o "a &c. 'ar NJ, III a,o.oIr
NJ Allan intro1,cod a hill IN ,utLorize rho Aud.
Js,roSo s;rst soinno
coIIec,orS A h;lI resnecting ST. Charles comfy:
i A hin for tho reI;nf of Stenben w Mech. hill
co. tho roi;or 81 neover .nd biu fnr tho 20.
lier of 3, walsh were read =, third limo and
ncssod
In tho u,use of REPRESENTATIVES, there was much
LEGISLATION On hills To give the r;oht tn keen rro
$3.50 o'i ion ~ NJ ua5ov 1Trs nnu
linz and Ms GonJin
In tbo oynnirg MANY hills were octed on. md
much business Transacted
"''O'' ''''"' no,enber II
Roth IIor.os are in the pctye dischnrro of their
d,,;os 70 Ja,,
In the Senote the followinr hills from the House
of PenrosontatiyoS were road fret limo
Hi rosnoct;nor tho Loundarv NJ Polk county
D a LII ~ o,nan5 Tho cbortor NJ tho town ~
tIon,;Lo IN ~
lin % 1oco;.e cor.,i, ;IIoroI octs of Mr.
h Don; rp, 81 poil, count,
lays, LII III " YIN 49, .y,
III I'm " Pppai 30 Ioooy .oo1 lou. of p;,,,
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:, u y. -, I .,,o;- do,,.;os
o. 3.,i respec'lag o'erks ana ute'f
T. OIL respecting sc"ool i"huS III ''1''N'''
county.
g. bill respecting the DIST rioution OF the Jaws
!. D. bill to establish State ROAD from d. "en
e eVieve TO fredercStowhi cD.......
resolution from the House or hepresen.atl'e:
on the subject OF the duties oil the committees u
d Educ" ton was r9JGcfed' ,,.,
bull to amend the law respecting the puOncd