Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-22
SENATE.

The following bills taken up read the third time
and passed:
To divorce Robert Hemph from his wife.
| For the relief of Indiana Young, divorce bill
For the relief Of Mary Ann Bruner, divorce bill.
! Bill in relation to apprentices.
Bill prescribing the mode of advertising sales of lands
mortgsged to the sinking fund.
| For the relief Of John Scott and others.
/ To increase the common school fund.
For the relief of John q. Parker.
To divorce Lima Lomax from her husband.
Mr. Ellis introduced bill 10 legaize certain sales in
Tippecanoe county; which read three ii mes and
psssed.
The bill to provide for the funded debt of Indiana and
the completion of the Wabash and Erie canal 10 Evans
vile. being the special order Of the day.
Part of the forenoon consumed the consideration
of amendments suggested by the committee which did
not materially affect the BILL
Further consideration postponed o'clock this
afternoon.
Reports from Standing Committees
Mr. Murphey, from the committee The judiciary, re-
ported back the bill of the House FIR the reirf of Thorn
Daniels and lillian Daniels executors Of James DAN
iels passed
MIR Ellis from the same committee reported back the
bill for the relief of E. j. Peck which passed.
Mr. Davis from the same committee, amend certain
portions of the Revised Statutes relation the duty
treasurers; parsed.
Mr. Logan. frsm the committee. reported back the
bill in relation publishing certain statutes in papers
indianapolis.
dvorcng Henry Chase of Cass county from his wife Elz
abeh passed.
Mr. Winche from the same committee reported against
the expedescy of egslating in relation wrts Of ad
qu0d damnum concurred in.
Mr.. Henry from the committee, reported the bill
for the relief Of John Patterson OF Boone county passed.
Also. amending sections of the Revised Statutes of
ls43 relation to allowance of fees to sheriff.; passed
Mr.. Berry from. the committee Education, for the
relief Of James Mace passed
Mr. Iouan from the committee IN Claims for he
ment of damages Mary Wood and others for injury
done their land by the Jacksonville and Charlottesville
road passed.
The Sena'e then adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Bis Passed.
To divorce Arthur G. Williams
For the relief of the heirs of George Breckenridge,
deceased.
For the relief of Jacob Whistler, divorce bill.
For the relief of Henry b. Smith divorce bill.
resolution Of the House resolving go into the cleo
ton of State Agent tomorrow half past NJ,
taken up and reciprocated
The bill for the relief Of Victor and John King,
taken up and passed.
Mr Jones introduced bill in relation TO the canal
scrip issued for the construction of the Wabash and
Erie canal west Of Lafayette; read three times and
passed.
MIR Handy from a select committee, reported back the
bill incorporate the Knghtsiown and Shelby vile Rail-
road which passed.
Adam FirebOugh which was read three times and
passed.
Mr. Berry of F., from the committee corporations,
reported back the bill incorporating the South Bend
ufacturing company; passed.
Mr. Cuppy, from the committee reported back the
joint resolution in relation the Buffalo and Mississippi
Railroad Company passed.
Mr. Akin, from the committee reported back the
biIlncorpoatirg the MAIDS and Napoleon turnpike
pany passed.
MIR Major from select committee, reported hack the
bill relative to the Supervisors in Carroll and Clinton
Counties
The State debt bill taken up.
Mr. Buell. offered amendment. that until there is
surrender of half the State bonds Except hank bonds
the Governor shall not convey by deed the Wabash and
Erie canal, its lands tolls. &c.
Which elected considerable discussion in which Messrs
Ellis. WincheI, Davis. and Zenor participated. The de-
bate wiz be given hereafter
While the discussion pending. message
ceived from the House by MIR Pennington, member
nouncng the pessage Of the House BILL providing for the
funded debt of Indiana and for the completion of the
Wabash and Erie canal and requesting the concurrence
of the Senate.
Mr. Herman moved to lay the bill and amendments I'M
der consideration the table which motion prevailed
ayes &c, NOES 81.
The bill reported from the House then read. when
the Senate adjourned.