Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-15

town read three times and passed.
By Mr. Seeth, bill amending the act authorizing JO-
seph Quinn and James NOrvel 10 erect toll bdges read
three times and passed.
BY Mr. Porter, bill to authorize the re-survey Of
school section Hsrrison read three times and passed
The Public Debt,
Mr.. Osborn OF L,pore. from the select committee on
that reported back the bill TO provide Tor the fund
ed debt Of the of Indiana and for the completion of
the Wabash and Erie canal to Evansville, with sundry
amendments when
Mr.. Osborn of Laporte moved, that the amendments
be ordered TO be printed and that the bill be laid the
table and that the bill be made the special order OF the
day for MONDAY
THE amendment proposed by the committee TO the 9th,
sh. 9th, H. 18th and 22d sectionsmost of them amend
mens of the BILL order make the provisions
definite and better understood The committee also pro-
pose to add three additional sections. The FIRST or Esd
when added the bill, provides that Trustees
shall have the right locate and construct such feeders
feeder dams side cuts and reservoirs may be necessary
supply canal with water and may take such timber
stone other materials may be necessary for the
strueon of said canal by making to the proper
reasonable compensation therefor the terms and
in the the Superintendent Of said canal
is authorized by law to do and the word canal"
wherever used in this act shall be construed to mean
and include all its feeders feeder dams, side-cuts and
reservoirs The 81 Gath section provides for furnishing
in the State prison county Jail and by fine, all persons
who shall wilfuy and maciously njure the canal. by
destroying locks, culvers. &C. The Sd, 25Ih section,
makes the take effect and be force soon the
subscription mentioned in section six shall be made and
ten per cent thereon paid to Trustees elected
Mr.. Cymer reported bill legalizng the establishment
of State and county roads in EIkhar; which passed
second reading.
Mr. Cookery gave notice that he would move for
committee funds of the State.
Mr. Hszelrigg introduced bill for the relief of John
Patterson of Boone county; read three times and passed.
By Mr. Vandeveer for the relief John Davis Of Orange;
passed to a second reading.
By Mr. Seawrgh regulating the duties of the super
vsors Of Clinton; read twice, and amended by adding
Carroll. and ordered to be engrossed.
BY r. Lanius to secure 10 Ohio county share of the
common school and surplus revenue fund read twice and
ordered to be engrossed
By Mr.. Nofsinger. bill extend the time Of holding
probate courts in Parke which read twice and re-
erred with view of adding Harrison and other counties
BY Mr.. Cruikshank, for the relief of the widow and
heirs Of Thomas Muphey, deceased read three times and
passed.
By fr Meeker relative to certain lots in Indianapolis
passed to a second reading.
By Mr. Rousseau, regulating the time of holding pro-
bate courts in Greene county read three times and passed
By Mr.. Mckle relative to water at the summit level Of
the St. Mary's; read twice and referred.
BY Mr. Clements, for road from Troy Hllsborough
read twice and referred.
By Mr. Downing, for the relief of Henry Mansel, &C.;
read three times and passed.
By Mr. Turner for the relief of Jacob Ensmnger read
and passed to a second reading
! BY MIR Taber extending the time of payment pur-
chasers Of canal lands five years from October next read
twice and referred to select committee of Messrs Tabe
Smith, Slater. and Clymer
BY Mr.. Ferguson, provide for settlement with the
Superintendent of the State Prison; read twice and
ferred
BY Mr. Slater to exempt certain lands taxation for
corporation purposes in Lawrenceburgh read and passed
| to a second reading
By Mr. BLACKWELL for the relief of Mary Aun Bruner
read three times and passed
By Mr. EndecOtt, to repeal act, &C.; passed to
ond reading.
By Mr. Lanus legaze the proceedings of the board
of of Rising Sun, Ohio county read three
and passed.
BY Mr. Jackson to Iegaize the acts of Daniel B. Red.
man read three times and passed.
The bill of the Senate auhorsing the of the
Indiana Deaf and Dumb Asylum purchase land not ex-
ceedng 80 acres for not to exceed $4,000, for site
for the erection of Asylum, &C.; read first and
second times and, motion of Mr. Cymer, referred
the committee on education.
Several bills of the Senate read, referred
mtees, and passed to the future action of the House.
On motion, the House adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Bis DC, Passed.
To provide for the distribution Of certain public docu-
ments.
To divorce Cynthiana Devault and P. A. Huffman from
their husbands
To provide for the erection of monument the Tip
pecanoe Battle Ground.
Relative TO the northern division of the Central canal
Respecting leases of water power.
To revive and amend certain act therein named, Civ
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ton.
To vacate Is lots iL Jacksonville.
Joint resolution for the completion &C., OF the Cumber-
land road.
To locate road in Fountain and Warren.
To abolish the road tax in Daviess.
To amend the relative school fund in Lagrange
To incorporate The Richmond and Miami Railroad Com
pany-al of the Senate.
Also. bills of the the House, authorize the auditor
, Madison to sell school section.
Joint resolution transferring book State University
To part of Independence, st. Joseph county
To authorize John Carter to relinqush part Of saline
lands
To repeal certain act &C., relative Miami Indians
To authorize the commissioners of Carroll to make
certain appropriation.
! For the relief of Thomas Daniels &c.
To authorize Samuel ]. Hager to build mill dam in
Fulton.
Joint resolution relative Buffalo and Mississippi Rail
> road
To amend the act Incorporating South Bend.
Supplemental to the Incorporating South Benz
Manufacturing Company.
: Relative to fees of auditor of Monroe.
To amend Revised Laws in relation to allowances
: sheriffs.
To legsire the judicial Of John Merrill of Hunt
ington county.
Joint resolution the reduction Of the price of public
lands to actual settlers.
Joint resolution extending the provisions of an &C
therein named.
e Declaring road therein named State road.
Auhorsing the commissioners of Henry reduce thu
width of roads,
: Legalizing the acts of Probate Judge of Wells
For the relief of Henry ID. Smith,
II For the divorce of Robert HemphiIl.
9 For the relief Of Indiana Young.
For the relief Of James 5. Mays Of Knox.
For the relief of f. ]. Peck.
To provide for q free turnpike in Steuben
To amend Revised Laws relation to county treasur
ers requiring him mike oath in relation finds
o ceived.