Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25
EDITOR JOURNAL.
LA VVS OF INDH MA.

AN ACT to pr0ride means to support a deaf and
dumb asylum In the State of Indiana.
SEC. l. Be IL enacted By the General Assembly
of the State of Indiaaa. That, in addition to the
sum of five cents levied each ono hundred
dollars of property taxable in this State, for the
ordinary expenses Of the State government, there
shall be levied two mills additional on each one
hundred dollars worth of property IN this State,
for the purpose o! supporting deaf and dumb
asy lum, and the necessary expenses attendant
thereon, in this State.
SEC. =. Said sum Of two mills shall be collect
ed in the same funds, and be paid into the Trea
sury, in the same manner the State revenue,
and shall be paid out by the Treasurer Of State,
for the education and maintenance OF deaf and
dumb persons of Indiana, pursuant 10 existing
provisions OF law.
SEC. 3 This to be in force from aad after
is passage, and publication in the Journal and
Sentinel.
THO. J. HENLEY. Speaker of The House of Reps
THOMAS d. WALPOLE, Pres. of Senate, pro. TEN,
Approved, February 18Th, 1913 SAM. BIGGER.
A " ACT to amend an act entitled "dn act for the
preservation Of sheep" approved Jan. %, ls4l.
SEC. l. Be it enacted by the General assembly
of the State Of Indiana. That the tax directed to
be levied aud collected upon dogs, by the first
section of the act 10 which this is an amendment,
shall hereafter be fifty cents on each dog, (excep.
ting one for each fani'y) in lieu of one dollar
aud much of the FIRST section of said act as
contravenes the provisions Of this act be, and the
same is hereby, repealed.
SEC 2. This act take effect and be in force
in the counties of Faye,,e and Wayne from and
after lis publication in the Indiana journal and
State Sentinel.
Approx cd, Feb. IS, lSi3.
large meeting, without distinction Of party,
was held in Uniontown, Pennsylvania on the 1 h
instant. Among other resolutions adopted on
the occas sion BY acclamation, was one "respec tul
" requesting Congress 10 authorise the issue Of
/ two hundred millions Of three per stock, tc
be divided among the States for the payment 0
which. the public lands and their proceeds lie spe
officially and forever pledgcd.'
Money Warket-The New York Express gays
Money Is more abundant Than ever, and the offer
ings in bank are less than they ever have been
per afoat. Both the banks and brokers have ia
ken very favorite and short paper al five per cent
per annnm. 1t will be singular indeed, il bank
can make large dividends, II they are compelled
10 discount, notes al five per cent. and 10 pay
tax Of ! per cent. per annum.
Col. x. VI. Johnson.-In reply TO a lette
written 10 HIM by committee appointed at
meeting Of The citizens Of Bradford county, Penn
sylvania, on the 9th Of December last, at whlc
he was nominated candidate for the Presl
dencv, Col. Johnson has returned a decisive an
} swer. He expresses his acceptance of The nom
InatIon in the following manner: Placing my
self In the hands of my fellow citizens, | sha
endeavor to confirm and 10 increase that conf
dence which they have generously expresse
IN relation to my services 10 The councils of ou
nation and in the tented field