Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-06
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BIS Oh tie tlird readiar.

The Senate then adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BIS on the third reading.
The bil in relation to county 1reasurers; passed.
The bill amending the relation to the fees of
tain officers passed.
The bill to dissolve the bonds of matrimony between
Richard Neal and his wife failed, ayes SO, "a.
The bill allow certain annual compensa to the
ditor of Boon county passed
The bill change the location of the feeder dam
Sugar Creek, in Parke county passed.
The bill in relation a bridge White River. ia
Marion county. (rhe bill makes the bridge free, which
is now a toll bridge y laid on the table.
The bill prohibiting the sinking fund commissioners
not to relinquish mortgages in certain passed.
The Joint resolution in relation liens real estate;
passed.
The bill to divorce Cinthia Duvall and Blista Ann
Hoffman, from their husbands passed ayes rs 81
The bill COR the relief of Owen McManus, of Davess
county; passed.
To amend the statute in relation to the serving pro-
passed
To abolish the office of county auditor Of Johnson
county considerable discussion had this BILL ct
was conended against the bill that it purely of
local nature the Of the State might be en-
dangered by it
Mr. Hardin advocated the abolition of the office He
said it was the wish Of thirds of the people OF John
county that it should be abolished
The bill was then passed. ayes %, noes 80
To vacale certain alley in Greencasile; passed.
To change the time iof holding probate courts in Cass
county passed
To amend the statute IN relation TO instructions OF Pres
i1ent Judges; passed.
To incorporate the Bogansport and Rochester road
company passed.
To declare certain county road in Henry and Dela-
ware counties State road passed.
For the relief of Nath lnicl Cole of Warrck county
passed.
To authorize Rhod, Butler mortgage certain real
tate passed.
~ for Eal;x
To amend the Revised Statutes of 1913, in relation to
the transfers of county Auditors for Spencer and War
! rick passed.
To amend the statute regulating the duties of clerks
at executors and administrators sales passed.
To provide for the eertion of add tiona justice Of
the peace of Union township, Montgomery county
passed.
To extend the time of holding probate courts in Shelby
county passed.
/ For the relief John Johnson of Laporte county
passed.
To regulate the fees of the auditor of Johnson county
referred a select committee.
To define the boundaries between Clark and w ashing-
ton counties passed.
To establish State road in Fountain county passed
/ To change the mode of working the roads in Rush
county passed.
To mend the Revised Statutes in relation to limitations
before Justices Of the peace passed
To define the mode of expanding the road tax in GER
tain counties; passed
Restricting the mode of summoning grand and petit
Jurors county passed.
To dissolve the bands Of matrmOny between Gerard
Riker and Thurza Ann his wife failed. ayes 9, noes 81
I To divorce BenjImn Rosecrants from Sarah Ann
Clark passed, ayes %, does Il
4 Ga motion of Mr. English, the Rker divorce bill was
reconsidered, but failed TO pass
/ To dissolve the bands of matrimony between William
Martin and Susan Martin Of arrck county laid on
the table.
To divorce Frederick Hartsel from his wife; laid on
the table.
/ r., he of Adam
Shambough and his wife Elizabeth, of TiPpecanoe. This
case being peculiarly De,itOrious was passed. ayes 20
%.
To divorce Barbara Ann May from her husband moi
passed. ayes 8, 90
The bill authorize the holding and transmitting rea
estate in certain cases passed.
The bill in relation to the location the Deaf and Dumt
Asylum. read the second time.
Mr. Parks moved strike out Indianapolis IN Marion
county and insert Bloomington in Monroe county.
MI Berry Of NJ said this subject that should re-
ceve some from the Senate il involved toe
much be passed over lightly we are 10 con-
slider both the of the institution and The interests
the State He did doubt but the prosperity OF the in
tuition would be greatly promoted oy us
at Bloomington. The expense to the State wouid De geat
y diminished thereby proposition has been made TO do
nate property to the Of 900 $4,000 and sub
scrntion has aeady been raised nearly sufficient 10 cree
the buildings This was prise which required mon
ey in order to make successful and what ITS met neeiv
ed that it should be- To DC sure wheh ne T -
object be divided on the poIery oil he STATE
looked small yet something, and the people had sure
" enough taxation TO bear without H. Our people axe a
ready oppressed by enormous pubic oeot the pnepd
and interest of which must later be paid Ou
creditors doors, pleading her necessiue'
and imporing Us to remember justice ou' peopi. -.
taxed and taxed heavily that object, and II the stat
can be relieved fom The support OF this nsuution anu
pass the Of benevolent and interested
it surely should Ano her nducement was, mos
for whose benefit intended could go there IN geate
the or board and otsr
expenses would be much Lighter. Ak Indianapolis, oosI
would amount great sum as The whole expense a