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o. Cousin of the Brooklyn Eagle, we recipro-
cate your good wishes-for g auld lang syne. y
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QUARRELING.-The democratic papers of New
York and Philadelphia are quarreling Children,
veu should mt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-28

OF The new Spanish paper in New York goes
it strong for annexing Cuba to the United States.
Well
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FATHER MATHEw.-Qute unanimous is the in
teres felt and expressed in New York to pay honors
to Father Mathew-who will soon arrive there
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New ORLEANS ScHooLs-H is a fact not gen.
orally known that New Orleans has one of the
most excellent school systems in the United States.
The teachers are numerous in each separate
school, So it should be.
R. NJ. WALsH-This gentleman arrived in our
city, with Mr.. Clifford the latter to
Mexico, as Secretary. The Washington Union
says of him:
Mr.. Walsh-who accompanies him CMr. Clifford
as Secretary of Legation-has every quality which
becomes his Office He was for several years the
Secretary of Legation with Mr.. Wise at the Court
of Brazil; is scholar and a statesman of acknow-
edged talent is familiar with the Spanish language,
which he writes and speaks with great ease and
is every way recommended, by his manners and
attainments, to grace the station TO which he has
been called
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VILLANoUs SLANDERs.-Handbill and news
paper pictures of that bird of Jove, the eagle Or
anthology never saw the reality of such an image
as they make him.
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Mr. LEvIN.-This gentleman ought to go to Chi
ma. His doctrines would suit the pig-tal people
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-28

RID1cuLoUs.-The proposition to coin American
eighths and sixteenths of dollar.
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IMMENSE SALES OF LAND.-1he Mississippi
Secretary of State advertises the sale of 50O,oo0
acres of the best land in the State. These lands
were carefully selected by competent State Com
missoners and they are offered terms that can
not fail to attract the attention of persons in other
States The sale commences on the first Monday
in January, 1919, and gold, silver the bonds of that
State sold on account of the Planters Bank, cou-
pons of interest due on the same, and auditors
warrants, funded or untunded, will be received III
payment.
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SOME Books FROM RUscoNIs.-The following
works have been kindly sent us by Mr.. J. b. Rus
conf of the Literary Depot and Auction Sales
Room, opposite the ST Charles Hotel:
s:Two Old Mems Tales The Admiral 8
Daughter and sThe Deformed.' We have read
these exciting and choicely written romances OF
old; nor is it an exaggeraton to pronounce them
among the best of late years.
:: Eva, or the Isles of Life and Death" an his
torica romance, by Edward Maturin.
George, or the Planter of the Isle of France, by
Alexander Dumas, translated by Samuel Spring.
The books of this writer are of the ford sort-ful
of excitement and interest
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10 Gen. Taylor paid a visit 10 Natchez on the
22d inst
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OWEN B. WITHERS. A. M, M. D

HAVING permanently located in NewOreans, respect.
fully tenders his services the public in all the duties
devoving physician He refers the following gpn
tlemen: G. s. Patterson, M D.. w.
Hon. ?. R. Underwood KY; G. S. Bedford, NJ D., NY
Hon. J. ]. Crittenden Ky; D. Glass M d. NO;
Hon. E. M. Ewing, KY s. d. Gross NJ D. Ky;
Hon. o. G. Oates, KY. o. w. Shot, NJ. D., Ky;
Hon. b. L. Clark KY R. H. Short l. Co. NO.,
Hon. Asher Graham Ky; Howard Malcolm D. D., ~
s.V" Office No. SO B3RO.N.NA Street, between Ga
ver and Union miB I'm
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- Penmanship.-Messrs. DOLBEAR,

~" Penmanship-Messr DOLBEAR, 10 Camp and
% Chnrtres streets receive pupils from = 10 90 N
o Ladies and Gentlemen invited TO
cali Hours to II A. Nas MT
NJ, a to s, and I 9 ?. NJ. %<&S6nL
Dolbear's GoId Pens for sale.
class NC under the direction OF experienced
Teacher and Accountant, will begin Thursday, 23d
Ornamental rting executed any the
styles. -,
~ ~ B. New Lodges Divisions Of Mason Odd
Fellows Temperance will he filed up the style,
without charge. mh2l
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o. OF course, for several days, all our exchange
papers will swell out on the revolution in France
| and nothin' else.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.

tV~ See advertisements Third Page
Ptttsburg. .......... ALEXANDRA Bnckei I'm
Pin;l"rs INTER ST ATEs, Caldwell a.,
slreseport ARCHER, AnRr@ Hn 81 p M
t F@."" "a 81 G1l 4 ER b5uGdwe4 BPM
= Tob hsH's a;,; sMW5STs ss Rny TRR a5
eG%Sar 1'"' KIAMG 1i R EGbibhTf Pm
&HFEESS al fl: T. ls.
e rhf Fits s. E2 PE IN TsssS
positively For freight or passage apply hoard at Pe
ul mis- lssSs' ~n' HYbE oGLEsRy IL poydra, stree,
~ For St Louis 4, and Memphis The magnificent pas
For e D or passsve appv on boor oo at o. ~
orto 7 3 SMITH \ co, So Magazine G s.
re gf Rsy ans ''
for the above I, and intermediate landings THIS DAY Tues
'I mhss L '1 + b. SMITH co. SO Magazine stree.
eT" The packet CONVOY will leave for St. Louis MIN
Point, Randolph &c, THIS DAY, Tuesday, at 5 oco%
m M spu"c'ua i H9b R9{Ss oGTE Ere! T19 il po
Passengers will please be on board at the above bout
~" Red River Packet ARCHER-For jefferson, Pom
Gaddo, Shreveport, and all landings on Red Rver-Ths
light draught steamer Is now receiving freight and will leave
Tins pay tuesday, at clock, p M, punctuay from
mh2s - ''" HYDE & oGLEsBY, IL Poydra, st.
eV y. $. Mail UNITED STArES-For Cincinnati
Louisville, Wheeling and Ptsburg.-This new splendid
and swift running passenger Steamboat is receiving
freight at Poydas street wharf and will leave THIS DAY
tTuesdayO at 10 o'clock, A, M, positively.
mh2S HYDE Il OGLESBY. Il PoydraSd
Passengers will please be on board at the above hour
e-R1 Packet ALHAMBRA-For Cincinnati Madison
Louisville and all intermediate portss receiving freight
and will leave above THIS DAY, Tuesday at TO clock
punctually For freight passage, having superior
accommodations apply on board al Paydas st. wharf oo
mh8 HYDE & OGLESBY, Il Poydras a
e1T1 For Red River-The fast-runnng and superior
steamboat KIAMICHA, Robb, master, leaves for Fot'Tow
son, and intermediate landings, on TUESDAY, the 18th
inst at clock p NJ from the foot of Gus omhOuse st
mh27 r. b. SMITH co, 96 Magazines
eV- The steamboat JIM GILMER-For Fulton--T
MORROW, Tuesday 2Sth inst, at clock, P. NJ from
foot of CustomhOuse street.
mhN T. B. SMITH & CO. 96 Magazine ST.
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We learn by Capt. Gardner, of the brig Perfect
from Tampico, that duel at 10 paces' with mus
kets was foug hit on the 18th inst between Lieu
tenant of the Louisiana Regiment and an English
gentleman; names unknown TO CAPT Gardner
The Iieutenant received a severe wound in the
arm, but was fast recovering
Tho schooner Oregon was seized on the 10th
inst at Tampico for smuggling
The brig New York, of Thomaston, thirty-three
DAVIS from New York, arrived at Tampieo on the
23d inst.
The bar at Tampico had been impossible for
ten days four vessels at anchor outside the bar.
Business was very brisk and the city perfectly
healthy.
The steamship Globe sailed from Tampico for
Vera Cruz on the 2lst, and the U. S. steamships
McKim and Virginia sailed for Vera Cruz on
the 22d inst. Schooners Charan, Octavia, and
briggs Golden and Crusoe sailed in company with
the Perfect.
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ARRIVAL OF SPRING VIsITERs.-The Augusta
(Ga) Constitutionalist maketh this announcement:
.Shad.-Great quantities of these delicious fish
have been taken in our river within the last day or
two. We understand that at a fishery below the city
about 1000 We're taken, and at fishery above the
city, some 1900 We're taken In seine drawn yes
terday opposite the city, l45 We're taken at a
single haul.
o. The Independent line y of magnetic tele-
graph between New York and Philadelphia, goes
into operation forthwith.
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advertisements the other columns of this paper He the
best his profession the United States All that
need would do well to give him CALL Sc
rnh6 9m
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OF The O'Rely telegraph, intended to connect
this city with jackson, Miss, is advancing rapidly.
The Missssippian states that the posts are up to
within twenty miles of Jackson.
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SPRING GOODS.

w stock of SPRING. and SUMNER GOODS
OF the finest and most fashionable quality. Our goods are
manufactured by ourselves expressly for retailing The
style and finish cannot be surpassed. We have all the
latest and best styles Of goods Patterns Gu in shape
large supply of Furnishing Goods of all descriptions
MOGRIDGE " ANTH0N,
mh28 2t2dp Under st. Charles Hotel, cor. Common st,
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GUINNESS BUSH,
Dealers Fancy articles and Gent g Furnishing Goods
mh27 ct u CAMP STREET.

~ To Purchasers of Clothing-Cal at ALFRED
MUNROE co.'s One Price Store, No. "a Magazine
where always be found the largest OF Goods New
Orleans, and a uniformly low prices. mh5
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ADJUDICATION STREET PROPERTY
E>OR SALE.-Two valuable LOTS OF GROUND
fronting on said street, between Robin and Race "A
streets, and the property being improved bys@
the erection of Dwelling Houses by NessE Willis and ~
Mclaughlin. For further particulars, apply to
mhS 5t GEO. w. PRITCHARD
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New METHOD OF LEARNING SPANlSH-ffohi
the publishers, d. Appleton e. Co., New York, we
receive through J. B. Steel IA Camp street, copy
of a work entitled
OUeadorf's Ns,o .Mehod Of Learning to Read, Write
and Sneak the Spanish Language: with an AppeHaA,
containing brief but comprehensive recapitnation Oh le
rules well as of all the verbs both regular ana lffeu
so as to render their easy and familiar to the mosl
nary capacity Together with practical rules Tor me spanish
pondence The whole designed for young learners anu pei
sons who are their own instructors BY NJ HeIazqnez and
T. Simonne Professors of the Spanish and FRENCH Ian
guages d. Appleton & Co, 200 Broadway, New fork.
This book is highly spoken of among teachers.
and we are happy to add our own humble testimony
also in its favor. Presenting the subject which 1t
treats of in less complicated manner than is to be
found in other works, it yet comprehends all that is
necessary 1t is we'll printed and durably bound.
'.Instructions to Young Marksmen in the American
Rife.'' is, also, sent us from Mr.. Steel's The
author of this book-John r. Chapman-seems to
be an enthusiast on the subject of rifle matters.
We presume his book is useful to those interested
though we must confess to no great fondDess for
teaching
The young idea how TO shoot
in that way-except as mere matter OF physical
,Ieyeopmen.-or for hunting purposes, or such like
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READ ESTATE OFFICE, o5 Granier str,et.

Il HOUSES, with gardens in front now occupied -
by respectable tenants. The forms the corner
OF Race and Constance streets The other house ad 4
garden of Leonard Mathews ESQ For further particulars
apply to mh2S 5t1 GEO, w. PRITCHARD
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E.y- Cure Warranted-DR. a " COLE.M4N'S
cELEBRATED GONoRRHdA Mf3TURE.-T THIS cee
the medical
profession. purely vegetable compoand The upon
which offered the public alone sufficient
is devoid and warranted
nence the patient any way.
aY In all where fails effect cure the will be
refunded.
az For sale by H. KENNEDY "a Charres ST. by
petor his office, 90 POYDRAS ST, New Orleans. lh22
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INTERESTING READING.--The fifteen column
advertisement for mail contracts.
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in that way-except as mere matter OF physlc
developmen:-or for hunting purposes, or such llk
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M Editor-Two three deaths have been caused by
chorofom and people all excitement about it. Hun
drels of deaths caused by sptuons liquors
yet do Mt see much excitement
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A M USEM EN- rs.

ST CHARLES THEATRE.
Managers, LUDLOW g. SMITH. Stage Mr., j. WESTON
TUESDAY EVENING, March 2s-Positiyely the last
i appearance but one of DR., COLLYER's MODEL
ARTISTS.-The exhibitors will commence with new
series of, TABLEUX WANTS, POSES, PLAS
TIQuES correctly representing the most splendid Groups
of STATUARY and PAINTINGS known to the loyen Of
Fine Arts. For full Programme, small bills. Mis-
JULIA DEAN, the young American Actress is engaged
for a few nights only, and will shortly appear.
Doors open at 81, curtain rises at clock.
ORLEANS THEATRE.
TUESDAY EVENING, March %, 1S4S.-Seeond night
L Of the celebrated grand opera in acts by DonzAt
y Jolly Lecoun The bretto of Anna Bolena is for sale
at the box office.
Performance to commence at o'clock.
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VULGAR.-To be fidgetty, or get in passion
about common mshaps.
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The Mobile Register says: Dr. Coeman AntiDyspeptic and
Tonic Obtained celebrity and, Think with just
upwards year, aud find them supe
used They have met the appreciation
the Medical profession, the proprietor having testimonials from
the and respectable Physicians the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
Published every Thursday.]

gress when called thank the brave old man. found
Just such fllmsy for withholding their thanks
was that he allowed to the enemy at Monterey too
much OF lenency and showed mercy, where hJ ought
according to the creed of these valiant men, have pur
sued of determination No, there something be-
hind the scenes, and he wished out like
and not attempt the miserable farce Of hiding themselves
behind amendments. Last winter he Introduced set of
resolutions thanking Gen. Taylor and the whole demo-
cratic phalanx came up like one man, and by amend
ments, calling the previous question: &c, succeeded in
killing the resolutions and preventing vote. What
was their objection then' No report had been made at
that time which done injustice TO State. Where
the consistency of gentlemen? At time they voted
against giving thanks TO a brave man. and when next
called upon they tell that they would delight TO honor
him if he had not done injustice to State
Mr. Rosseau moved to lay the amendment the table.
Mr.. Barbour moved lay the resolution the table,
The discussion continued by Messrs. Osborn,
Barbour Holloway, and Robinson
DIVISION was called for, and the question then
red on laying the original resoIu the table which
was lost-ayes IL, noes &c.
The question was then put laying the amendment
OF Mr. Stewart on the table, and carred-ayes 3d. noes
I9.
Yeas-Messrs. Beard, Cassatt, Chenowith, Conner,
Cornett, Davis. Ellis, GoodenOw, Hamrck, Holloway,
Houghton, Hubbard, James, Montgomery, Murphy, Muir
ray, Osborn, Robinson, Rosseau, Simpson, Verbrike,
Winchell, Zenor-23.
Nays-Messrs. Barbour, Berry, Coats Day, English,
Green, Handy Hardin. Henry, Howell, Hufsetier, Ma
lott, Martini Miller .Mllkn, Morrison Read Stewart,
Taber-l9.
Mr.. Beard moved the previous question: which
sustained.
Mr.. Hardin moved to adjourn lost
The question was then taken the engrossment Of
the original resolution, and carried as follows:
Yess-Alessrs. Beard, Berry, Cassalt, Chenowith, Con-
ner, Cornett Davis English, Ellis, Goodenow, Green,
Hamrck, Howell, Houghion, Hubbard James, Mont
gomery, Murphy Murray, Osborn, Read, Robinson, Ros
seau, Simpson, Stewart, Verbrike, and Zenor-27.
NayS-Messrs. Barbour, Goats, Handy, Hardin, Henry,
Huffstetter, Malo Miller, MiIIikn, Morrison, Randall
and Taber-13
Senate adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, February 10, ls4e.
RiHS Passed


In regard bonds Of county officers; relative sekDowl
edgmen Of deeds; relative cOnsaoes amending 10th
section chapter H. Of revised statutes Of as amending the
Richmond and Teue Haute Railroad charter; authorizing
the Madison and indianapolis Railroad company take
stock other companeswas laid upon the table calling
for State Convention remodel the constitution Of the
State being under consideration,
Mr. Kinney opposed its passage-t was Onconsii-
tuona The constitution provided that vote should be
taken every twelve years. only two years since the
vote in accordance with the constitution had been taken by
the people upon the subject The people, could collect
ether and change the constitution whenever they proper
But the of people could disregard
the PROSTITUTION they acted limited powers pre-
scrbed limits The people could not instruct the legs-
laure uuon the subiecbecause il TO for certain
nuTposes and by virtue Of the constitution All power
tons The Legislature bound support the eOnstitu-
tiou and that governs their action.
Mir Mcdonald of L. said, the bill merely providing
eompuIsion about IL. No authority be used BY this
legislature IL cannot therefore be unconstitutional The
says it is the naenabe right Of people,
change their laws whenever they pTopeI-it says
that every twelve years the people shall express themselves
upon subject Nothing therefore could be found pohb
iting change in the constitution, Of then ega-
may point the mode by which that expression may
be made.
MI. Harlan remarked, there denial by any one,
that the 9Th article Of the constitution, that
change could be made in it whenever they proper.
Whseyer The agent does, the act Of the principal The
legislature agent Of the people The constitution
gave to the people the aud said it their inena
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17

By Mr.. Sullivan, for the benefit of the Jeffersonve
and New Albany Railroad company-passed.
by Mr. Fuller, making additional allowance for extra
servces-passed.
BY Mr.. May, extending the February of the pro-
bate court of Washington county-passed
BY Mr.. Bowling repeating act relative to the mode
of doing business in Clay couny-Passed
BY Mr. Harding, relative TO the Northern Division of
the Central Canal-referred.
BY Mr. Terry, amending act therein named relative
to bridges the New Albany and Vincennes road
referred
BY Mr. Williams of NJ, exempting the property of
deaf and dumb and blind persons, where under $500 in
value, also of poll tax-referred.
BY Mr.. Frazer, amend tory Of act establishing
free turnpike road in Marshall Kosciusko and other
counues-passed.
By Mr.. Smiley incorporating the York Guards
passed.
By Mr.. Dole, for the relief of VIM. A Richardson and
others-passed.
BY Mr.. Orion, amendaory of chapter Is of the Revis
By Mr. Roache, declaring certain acts in force
passed.
BY Mr.. Williams of NJ, changing the of Ander-
sontown to Anderson-passed.
BY Mr. Orr, for the relief of Mrs Elliner Lee
passed.
By Sir. Mckenzie, vacang an alley in Greencastle-
passed.
By Mr. Brown, for the government of the insane hos
pital-referred.
By Mr. Harding, regulating the width of county roads
in Marion county-passed.
By Mr. WindsandIey, repeating an act therein named
referred.
By Mr. Coble, changing the name of Alton, town in
Crawford cOunty-passed.
BY MIR. May, repeating an therein mentioned
passed.
By Mr. Orr requiring the auditor print the amount
of miles allowed to the members of the Legslaturere
ferred.
By Mr. Line, to confer authority circuit courts to
change the of persons aud towns and Villages.
The House adjourned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

SATURDAY, Feb. 9Th, 1s4s.
REPORTS Continued.
BY Mr.. CovingtOn of bill authorizing the sale Of certain
lots in the town of Indiana polls, passed.
By Mr. Smiley Of several matters from the committee
claims.
Also by Mr. Hail. against the claim of JnO Bishop and
others
By Mr. DOughery of committee of bill for the re-
lief Of A. G. Selman, passed By same, for the relief j. R.
By Mr. Slater, inexpedient grant claim of Conner
also against grant Of claim to George Youngeman.
By Mr. Miller of committee roads, of bill revising and
consolidating the several acts relative roads, and that the
same be published in pamphlet form.
By Mr.. Dole, of bill relative to the Delphi storage and
forwarding compsnys side cut part Of the Wabash and
Erie canalpassed by same, relative the Ieapprase
ment Of Wabash and Erie canal lands-passed.
BY Mr. Cooling, from the committee corporations. Of
bill Incorporating the town Of Washington Wayne county;
passed.
By Harvey of same committee of bill Incorporating
the Rochester and Peru railroad company-passed.
BY Mr.. May, amending the relative to the Covington
Draw Bridge company.
By Mr.. Major Incorporating the Lutheran Evangelical St.
Paul's church IN Dearborn cOunty-paSsed.
By Mr.. Harvey Incorporating the Mississippi and Ohio
raIOad company-afIer pGotracted discussion upon the
passage of this bill,
The House Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. Mcdonald Of L. reported bill Incorporating the Bua-
10 and Mississippi railroad with amendments adopted aud
the bill passed.
mittee with instructions the bill Incorporating the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad cOntnued-no referred, ayes 49,
%.
After Intellectual effort TO amend by inserting the La
biy cause-and adopting several amendments proposed by
the friends Of the bil- passed.
On motion of Mr. Mcdonald of L., the bill Incorporating
the Buffalo and Mississippi railroad company taken from
the table, and psssedIhe House Iecedng from its amend
ment, the Senate having refused 10 agree to it,
The bill for the relief of Joseph R. Pratt taken from
the table and passed.
Reports continued.
By Mr.. Williams Of NJ from the committee on corpora
tons of bill incorporating the Of Eagle Village,
Boone county-passed.
By same Of bill Incorporating the town of New Columbus,
Madison county-passed.
BY Mr.. Meredith of the committee State Bank, of
bill authorizing the establishment of branches Of the
State bank.
The House adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY MORNING, Feb. 3, 1913.


Joint resolution upon the subject Of mail route from
Bevile Hendricks county, to Lebanon Boone county
bill dsposng Of certain belonging TO The State IN Madi-
county repeating authorizing probate courts TO
set the of sales Of real estate by executors aud admin
itrsors amending act poatng Greenfield amend
aory Of force relative estates of dece-
denis repeating an act authorizing Ekhar county TO take
stock in the Buffalo aud Mississippi railroads prohibiting the
removal Of causes by cerIioar ccn court in Delaware
county; authorizing the State Librarian to procure bog IN
winch TO record the names of the volunteers from the Stale
of Indiana Mexico; amending art 2, cnap 20 OF tb
statutes Of 1913; amending providing for tie
office Of prosecuting attorney
The House resolved itself into committee Of the whole
upou the school bill-Mr. Meredith IN The chair.
After considerable discussion, aud few amendments
made the committee asked leave to report progress,
and to set again-grsnted
The House adjourned.
AFTERNOON sEssIoH.
House met and resolved itself into committee on the