Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-28
Published every Thursday

By Mr. Mason ior the relief Of William Maney, of Browa
county laid on the table.
BY Mr. Green. referred select committee without
reading.
BY Mr. Carr Of L. from undy citizens Of Jackson county,
10 be attached to Lawence referred to select committee
Stale road.
| Also another, which was not read
BY Mr. Downing; referred without reading.
Mr. W OIL hom select COMMITTEES rePOIed bill to abolish
the ONCE OF county auditor of Sullivan county passed to
Mr. Mccormack introduced bill revive and amend an
act Incorporating the Lafayette Insurance Company read
twice. and ordered TO be engIossed.
Mr. Holland, from the committee claims reported bill
Tor the relief Of Carey s. Goodrich; passed second
| reading.
Mr. Hufstetter from select committee reported back
the bill 10 locate State road in the counties Of Hendricks
Putnam, Montgomery &c passed 10 a second reading
Mr. Lewis fiom the committee canals and internal i'm
State stock Madison aud Indianapolis Railroad the
Central Canal &c, reported it inexpedient to egsate
| the subject; eoncurred in.
Mr. Scott introduced bill to certain alley in the
town Of GTeencaste read three several times and passed
Mr. TAFT, from select committee, reported against any
further consideration present subject relative to
the boundary line between Dearborn and Ohio counties
CURED in.
MIR Mason, from select committee, reported bill for the
relief OF John Carter; passed to a second reading.
Mr. Dean introduced bill to allow county commits
sioners Of Adams county to build cern bridges passed to
| second reading.
MIR Jones Of B. introduced bill to improve certain roads
In BlackfoTd county passed to a second reading
Mr. Holland from the committee on claims, reported a
bill for the relief of Elias Murey read twice. and ordered
to be engrossed.
Mr. Jones of Co. from select committee reported back the
bill for the relief Of Thomas Ross and recommended its in
definite postponement; concuTred in.
Mr. Hamilton, from select committee, reported back the
bill 10 amend the charter Of the Milford aud Columbus Rail-
road company; ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. Tebos introduced join resolution relative to the
mova Of the remains Of the late Hon. T. A. Howard from
Texas to the State of Indiana.
On motion Of Mr. CIavens the Joint resolution read
the second and thiId times and passed.
Mr. Palmer from the committee appointed TO make arrange
ments for the funeral of Hon. A Cuppy deceased
ported the order Of arrangements
Which, on motion Of Mr. Secrest. concurred in
MIR Kerr, from the committee canals and internal i'm
pTOvementS reported back the bill the relief E.
Lucas and recommended its indefinite pOspOnemen;
CURED in.
Mr. Smiley introduced bill legalize the appaisement
OF real estate in TPPecanOe cOuntyi read three several
times, and passed.
Mr. Dunham the committee on the judiciary reported
back the bill TO quiet claims CaTks Grant, with sundry
amendments; passed to a second reading
Mr. SIanheld, from the committee the judiciary, re-
ported against the petition Of three bundled citizens
Clark county, change the probate system of county
MIR Julian from select committee, reported back the bill
in relation TO the jurisdiction Of justices Of the peace in
criminal cases. and recommended its indefinite posponement
concurTed in.
Mr. Saned, from the judiciary committee reported back
the bill relative retailing spurious Liquors in Laporte
county; ordered to be engrossed-
Mr. Julian, from the committee, reported back the
bill relative to retailing spurious liquors in Decatur county
On motion OF Mr. Hamilton, it was laid on the table.
Mr. Julian from the committee, reported a bill in
corporate the town Of williamsburg, Wayne county
read twice. and ordered TO be engrOssed
Mr. Porter from the committee reported bill to
the Lagrange Phaanx accordance with the petit
ton Of Margaret Wade; passed to a second reading
MIR Julian from the same committee reported backs the
bill relative settlement by agent OF State with Leon
ard. WOodburn & CO.; ordered to be engrOssed-
Mr. Durham, from the COMMITTEES reported bill for
the relief of William Smith passed to second reading
The hour having arrived for the funeral of the Hon. Mr.
Cuppy, the House jouTned until two O'Clock.
/ AFTERNOON SESSION.
! Mr. Suit, who confined his by sickness since
Friday last, appeared in his scat this afternoon.
The bill TO amend the execution laws taken up.
Mr. Dole moved to amend by striking out one-haf 1.-THE
which real property to bring execution) and IN
"A debate here ensued in which Messrs Staneld Secres
and Carnan participated, which will appear in the next
number
MIR Hull moved to lay the amendment the abe-ayes
50, noes SO.
Mr. Jones of G. then moved lay the bill and amendments
on the table-ayes IL noes IA.
The ayes and then called the passage of Mr.
Doe's amendment; which adopted-ayes III, 81.
Mr. Collins moved amend require all personal
property either turned out by the plaintiff defendant t.
bring One-ha its fair appraised value except upon judg
obtained by presentment indictment, judgment
obtained before justice of the Teace for msdemeanOrs, OF
for forfeiture Of TecoguiZnces that by law be required
TO be paid into the county seminary fund.
Mrstaned hoped the amendment would not be adopted
The bill framed TO avoid the hardship occasoned by de-
PENDANTS turning ont property unsaeabe, and wholly worth
less 10 the creditor.
Mr. Lewis moved that the bill and amendments be ndef
niiely postpOned-ayes 10, noes III.
Mr. Dole moved To amend TO except notes taken BY
executors and administrators for property sold
administrators free of valuation tpprasemen
laws; which was accepted by Mr. Collins as part OF his
amendment.
Mr. Stanhed moved TO lay the amendment on the table
ayes 80, 81.
The question then taken the amendments which
was adopted-syes So 80.
Mr. Carnan moved amend repeal sections two
and three OF the act requiring the State Bank to continue
specie payments and enable it maintain them, passed
February Is, 1912.
Those sections authorize the Bank TO waive valuation Of
appraisement laws.
Considerable discussion had this amendment, pend
ing which.