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Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACTto authorzs the county Commissioners Of Pu-
laski county, 10 borrow money
SEC l. Bel enacted By he General Assembly Of the Stgte
o. Iadana That the board Of commissioners Of Pulaski
county hereby authorized to borrow money from time
10 tme the Of public buildings and other
county purposes Only, any amount not exceeding IN all
ten thousand dollars, any rate Of interest not exceeding
per centum per annam-
SEC 2 For the purpose Of securing the payment OF the
money 50 borrowed shall be lawful for said county COM
issoners TO the bonds Of the county; the principal
Of which may be payable at such times the
parties may agree that the time shall not exceed ten
years from the date Of such bond.
SIC g. The bonds be issued shall be issued the
order Of szd county commissioners signed by the Auditor
and countergned by the TreasureT and shall be essgns
bic negotiable by endorsement thereon absolutely
TO transfer and the property thereof in each and
indorsee suceessvely.
SEc 4. Il shall be the duty Of the said commissioners
make provision for the payment Of said money borrow
ed according the terms and conditions Of said bonds
SEc s. This act to be public act, to be in force from
and after its passage aud the Secretary Of Stale shall i'm
medsaey forward certified copy Ofsad act to the AdO
Of said county.
C. W. CARR,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JAMES H. LANE,
President Of the Senate.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16
FfeSiue
Approved Jan. Is, 1850.
JOSEPH A WRIGHT,

AN ACT restrict the board Of trustees Of Washington
township in Warren county from eyying tax without
the consent Of the inhabltants thereof
SEC l. Be enacted by the General Assembly the State
of Indiana That the board of trustees Of Washington
ship Warren county, incorporated under act prov-
ding a uniform mode of doing township business
in the several counties therein namsd approved February
H. 1885, shall hereafter ia said township
unless majority Of all the voters thereof their April
election, shall vote in favor Of said tax.
SEC That if levied in said township, the said
trustees their clerS and supervisors, shall be allowed
eut .ve cents for each day they necessarily employed
and more.
SEC. g. That any vacancy shall in the Office OF
any supervisor of highways, by DEATH resgnatOn refu-
sal qualify in said township Of Washington the said
trustees shall fill said office by appointment, who shall
qualify, in other
SEC 4. That all coming within the Purview of this
act hereby repealed and this act shall be in force
from and after its passage.
CIV. CARR,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
JAMES II. LANE,
President of the Senate.
| Approved January 81, 1880
1 IOSEpH N WpICuT
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16
Approved January l6, 2S5O.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT

AN ACT declaring the meaning Of the llth section Of
chapter four, Of the revised statutes Of lS43.
SECTION l. Be enacted by the General Assembly Of the
State Of Indiana That the eleventh section of chapter
of the revised statutes Of ls43 shall be construed and is
hereby declared TO that any who be elect
the Office of county commissions, to h a vacancy in
said Office may hold and continue in said Office Of county
commissioner for the remainder Of the which his pre-
decessor had to and no longer
SEC g. This shall be in force from and after pas
sace and nothing contained in the l63h secon Of chapter
four IA of the revised statutes Of l843 shall be go con
strued applied understood to conflict in any manne
with the provisions OF this act
@. W. CARR,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JAMES II. LANE,
President OF the Senate.
Approved Janussy 81, 1850.
JOSEPH A. LANE,
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16

AN ACT relative to the Office Of Auditor, Wsrrek eoun-
ty.
Sac Be a eaaefsd bp the General assembly o tas Sate
Of Indiana That act entitled an act TO sooh 'he ONE
~ count Apdifor IN tbe county Of Wsrrcs approved
Jaa.l3 is44 BE- aud the same Is hereby repealed
SEC That at the next August election an Auditor SHAH
be elected who shall be governed IN all respects by he laws
r~gulstp tb dutie Of county Auditors o5isd A0s5srer
that he shall receive Tor his services TO be paid cut OF he
county Treasury two hundred dollars and no more
G.. W. CARR,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
JAMES II. LANE,
President Of the Senate
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16
App'O'F" '-HD' ' JOSEPH H. WRIGHT.

AN ACT amend nct entitled ian efectualy
prevent the retailing OF spuous liquors in certain
ties therein named" approved January l6, 1919
SIC l. Be enacted by the General assembly Of the State
Indiana That should any persons not having law
full license permit sell by retail any spirIuOus in
toxicatng liquors. contrary the provisions of the
which this amendment and the intent and meaning
in the circuit court OF the proper county, and may be fined in
any sum less than than twenty dollars.
SEC Section four of the which this amendment
be and the same is hereby repealed.
SIC B. The provisions Of the which this is amend
men amended by this hereby extended the
ty OF Morgan.
SIC This shall be in force from and after its passage
G.. w. CARR.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JAMES II. LANE,
President Of the Senate
Approved Jan. 10, 1850.
| JesRPE A. wRIsHT
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT authorizing the election OF additional justice
Of the peace, for Nor.h Madison.
SIC l. Be engced By The Gtacfal Assembly Of The STATE
Of Indiana, That shall be elected by qualified
Madison township in the county Of Jefferson, at
the April election, additional justice Of the peace for
said township who shall be commissioned other justices
are, and who shall hold and keep office in North
Madison
after its passage
G. w. CARR,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JAMES II. LANE
President of the Sensts
Approved January 81, 1850
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16
Approved January Il, 1850.

AN ACT amend the Road laws in Porter CouaIy.
SECTION L. Be enacted ty the General Assembly o. Tie
Safe Of lndiara That provisions enuled An
and consolidate tie several acs oi The General
Assembly, relative laying Out Opening repairing changing
and vucaiina public highways aid the eiecOn and
Of bridges and amend the same approved January IOth
lS49 be the hereby extended Porter county
= All and parts OF acts coming III purviow Of this
act be and the hereby repealed
SIC Tins act to take eject and be force FROM and sf
ter its passage.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16

AN ACT defining e boundaries School District No l. N
Congressional Township 10 Il North o hange Nc
West, In the counties q Clay and Oven
81 J. Be a. eaacfed bg ne GcHsrt Assembly of ne Nl'
81 iaian1, That the bounds o district No m ownsp No
IL noh Of range No west, is hereby established as o
to-w: COmmei Gang point tie east bank o r. vtr
where the line dividing townships numbers eleven and twelve
erossss said river thence with said township line 70 tn,
southeast section No IS In township No p thence
north with the section ue the northeast corner OF N
southeast quarter o section No. % In township No l.
hence due west with the line lei River, thence south VIII
ssd uyer 10 the point OF beginning.
S . This take effect and be IN force from and aiie
G.. W. CARR,
Sp,sker of the Honse Of Representa-
JAMES II LANE,
President OF the Senate
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16

AN ACT TO repeal an act therein naed Ear relates 10
the county ut Perry.
SEc Be enacted b tie General assembly Of tbe Sats
Of Iaiaaa That an sct entitled iTovte Dor the
opening and repairing roads. and highways, ald seo E
the counties Bartholomew Putnam Oscn Henry ais e-
IN. aporovet Ian 81 lS3 Dc and the - bely re
ed 20 iar "a reates Perry ceunty; Progaf ha n'n
herein shall construed release any person rom any
abiitv or pensty now under the laws BOW IA fc
In siad county, .,,.,.. il,
Sc This act 10 l in force iIom and alter publication IN
-S ~ e. W CARR.
speaker ef the IIoase OF Representatives
JAMES II. LANE,
President Ut the Senate
'PP'''' JOSEPH 4. WRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16
APP'O''O ''"' JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT to repeal an act passed January Is le4 far
as relates Fairfield township TpPecanoe county.
SFcrroS l. Be enacted by the General Assembly Of The
Stae of Indiana That it shall be lawful for the legal quail
fed voters of Fairfield township Tppecanoe county, In
diana TO elect on the first Monday Of April next at their
usual place holding elections in said township,
sers poor for said township aud annually thereaf
ter who shall such and be governed in all
by the laws such provided justices OF the peace
SEC 3 That much Of any laws Of this State author
zng justices Of the peace in Fairfield township, TPPecs-
noe county of the poor hereby
pealed
SIC g. This act TO take effect and be in fore from and
after its passage.
G. w. CARR.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JAMES II. LANE,
President OF the Senate
Approved January l6, 2S5O.
JOSEPH A WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16
Approved Jan. 81, 1850.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

An ACT to establish an audiuJna precinct in Mars Town
ship in the county OF Posey.
SEC l. Be enacted By e General Assembly Of be Stat.
Indiana, That the qualified Yoers of Marrs Township in
oey county shall hereafter the annual spring elections fo
Ownshp officers elect inspectors of elecuOns
which said inspectors shall reside congressional osnsp
No. 6, the other in congressional township No T.
SIC That the said INSPECTORS chosen for township No
shall the time and in the prescribed by the
al election laws force in this State open additional
1 and hold elections for s purposes the OF West
ffsnklin.
SEC Il shall be lawful for all qualified voters Of Mans
ownship 70 vote such additional poll all elections
SEC f. The of elections shall be made by said
peeos the PLACES and in the manner now prescribed by
aw
SEC S. This take effect and be in force from and after
lis passage
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16
IN Acr delining ls nss ana f.ina lhe eompen.alIo!

tro prose utng attorney OF liPpecah"' SOu"F
SEs Bs b. the General 1Ssenby of The STATE o
iaan That the prosecuting attorney Tor tie county Of Up
pecanoe snail on all pros eOny, conviction o.
Plea Of not guilty be- allowed tee Of doaFs on plea o.
y SIX dollars and ali conyc ions in The eru court
ur crimes less ban felony on pleas gully six dollars
on pleas of guilty five dollars be collected and paid as
other
SIC When necessary, and directed by the board OF
county commissioners OF said county shall be the duty OF
such prosecuting attorney examine into and report TO sad
board the condition any all o the common school funds
of said county, county business and where ordered ~
said board such prosecuting attorney shall commence ana
and defend suit suits in which such innd
county may be interested which said board shall
allow such attorney such compensation as to them shall seem
Just and right 1r each Of such duties by said board required OF
such prosecuting attorney in this section specified
Sac Said county board may from time Ia time for the du-
ties required OF such prosecuting auOney ani winch are hO
specified the second section this act make To suc prose
cutting attorney such allowance them shall Just and
right exceed in the aggregate hty dollars per annun
SFc T. This take effect and be In iorce from and alter
lis passage.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT to amend entitled Gan act 10 provide foe
the election Of township in the counties therein
named and def uiug their duies approved January 81,
l-47, 80 far as relates to the county OF Monroe.
SECTION ]. Be enacted BY the GenerGl Assembly Of he STAFF
Of Indiqna That shall be lawful for the township
for the county of Monroe be elected bennay and
not ofener such shall Office until
their successors elected appointed and qualified and
shall 90 and perform all the duties required of by
law.
SEo @ This act be in force from and after lis passage
G.. W. CARR,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JAMEe II. LANE.
President Of the Senate.
Approved January 81, 1850.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHR.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16
AN AcT eoneerning le ulIe. Of eonnty trsssursr Of

AN ACT concerning the duties Of county treasurer Of the
counties of Koscusko and Knox
SEC l. BE il enacted by The General assembly Of the
Of Indiana That hereafter shall be obligatory
upon the county easurers Of said counties OF koseusko
and Knox attend the places Of holding elections,
elsewhere in the several townships Of said Counties for the
purpose OF collecting and receiving the sate county, road,
other give the notice heretofore required
by law in sGch unless the board of commissioners Of
said county shall expressly order them TO do So
SIC. All laws parts Of laws, conflicting with the
provisions of this act be- and the hereby repealed
so far as relates TO said counties
SEQ g. This act is hereby declared 10 be public act
and snail take effect and be In and after its pas
sage.
G.. w. CARR,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives..
JAMES II. LANE,
President Of the Senate
Approved January IL. 1850.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16

AN ACT changing the mode OF doing county business in the
county OF Crawford.
SEC l. Be enacted by the General Assembly Of The Sde of
Indiana That the county Crawford be- and the same is
hereby divided into three districts follows: First district
Inon Boone and Oio second district jennings and Whs
kew Run; third district, Liberty Sterling and Patoka town.
ships.
Src There shall be- the first Monday August 1880
elected in said county OF CrawvTd three county
ers one of whom shall reside in each of said districts and
shall hold their offices provided in the general laws OF this
state and authorities, powers duties and elections OF
county commissioners in the county OF Crawford after
the first Monday in August 1880 shall IN all things be gov.
erned by the general laws OF the State.
SIC Said board OF commissioners authorized By act
shall be the only board authorized do county business In
county of Crawford after the said first Monday in August
1880 and all and parts OF acts, coming within the prov
sions of this be- and the hereby repealed
SEC This take effect and be in force from and ae
its passage
G. w CARR
Speaker OF the House of Representatives
JAMES II. LANE
President Of the Senate
Approved jansary 10, isso.
| JOSEPH A. wRIsHT
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16

AN ACT to repeal an act entitled act eecuay to
prevent the retailing o piituous liquors IN certain counties
therein named.
SEC. /. BE enacted By the General Assembly State
Indiana That much OF the above reced relates To
the souny Huntington be- and the is hereby repealed
SEc And the act which repealed 10y the above recd
be- and the same hereby revived far the
ates to the county OF Huntington.
Tins take effect and be in force IRON and after
its passage.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16
Approved Jan. Is. 1850
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

Speaker Of the House of Representative
JAMES II. LANE,
President Of the Senate.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16

Approved Jan. i6, 1850.
IC
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16

JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
An ACT repeal entitled ian amend section
hundred and Of chapter thirty OF the Revised
Statutes of 1873"
SEC l. BE enacted by the General Assembly Of tbs State
Of Indiana That the act entitled ian act TO amend section
hundred ahd chapter of the Revised Statutes
OF l53 approved January To- s49 be- and the hereby
repealed tar the relates county OF Upton and
Morgan
SIC 2 All laws and parts of laws that repealed by
the above entitled be, and the hereby revived
SEC This take effect and be in force from and after
its passage.
c. W. CARR,
Speaker Oi the House of Representatives.
JAMES IL. LANE.
President OF the Senate
Arnr.val January
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

y "
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JAMES II. LANE,
preaideut OF the Senate.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16

AN ACT authorize the of Washington township
in hecouny Of Backfo.d to vote in Hartford, in said
county.
SEC L. Be enacted by the General Assembly Of the State
Of Indiana That the qualified voters Of ashngton town
ship in BackfOrd county be- and they hereby author
lied and allowed each general election at the pie
cinct in Hartford, Licking township.
SEC 2 This act to be in force from and after its
G. w. CARR,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
JAMES III. LANE,
President of the Senate.
Approved January i5, 1880.
JOSEPH A. WRJsHT.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16

AN ACT 10 authorize the sale of school section in township
&c north, range west, in Carroll county
Sec l. Be enacted by the General Assembly Of the Stat
Of Indiana, That school No in township 26 north
range west in Carroll county may be sold without
heretofore required by law in such cases; said sale shall be
governed aud conducted all things as il this act had
been passed, except above provided.
SIC This act slal be public act and be in force from
nd aft its passage.
SIC it shall be the duty of the Secretary Of State TO for
copy of this Immediately the clerk Carroll
Circuit court.
w. CARR,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
JAMES II. LANE,
President Of the Senate
Approved Jan. 10. 1880. -
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16

G. w. CARR,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
JAMES II. LANE,
President Of the Senate
Approved January 2l, 1850.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-15

GREAT FIRE IN HUNTSVILLE, ALA.-We learn
from an Extra from The Office of the Souihern AJ.
vocate, da'.d the 81 inst, that Huntsville was
visited on the night of the 2d with most destruc
tive fire. The Extra gives the following list of the
sufferers:
On the Square.-The lwo-story brick occupicd
by j. M Caldwell; fame store adjoining; c co
IT, WARN ick's shop; Thoe. Gains shop and dwell.
ing frame house occupied by J. D. Cross and L,
G. Figg; the Caldwell House the Democrat OF
hce; Dr. Wilkinson's shop J. Jobnson's grocery
Store; Parker d McKenze's dfy-goods store and
IerriIl d. Robinson's barber shop.
On Jefferson St-The gro cry of J. A. Slauqh-
ter; the shes shop of Mr.. Scaudiss the barber Sion
of r. TeTill; the carriage shop of Mr. Callahan.
with RS dwelling; tue Livery Stable on the cor.
ner; the DWELLINGS Of DR.. p. b. Robinson, DR.,
Newma \, and ]. B. TroInan
Oh Washington St.-The residences of ], Gas.
ton, c O. II. Warwick V. Smalrs grocery sior.
Brown d Pickard's livery stable The Market
hou.e, Engine House, etc. D. NJ Bradford's
dwelling house, occupied by A. d. James; lie
dwellings Of Mr. Rebmen, C, JONES, B. Ferguson
and Nus. Robt. Graham.
On Holmes St-Mrs. DR.. Moole's mansion; The
dwellings of Britton Franks, Tho H Eanes, etc.
On the cross street by the Market Hou Z, G %.
w. Whites livery stable D. H. Bradford's dwell
ing, Below the Bel Tavern, The frame dwelling
on the corner.
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TuBACCO--The market dull, but III TIE saes
'ei l4' hhds IN the following Io'r 81 hhs (55 and "a
~ at &c, round hhds Damag cd at 81 II hhds IT
~ at ia; ats, and R at ga % hhds A atS Il
"a r at ca, aud at &c " ID.
SUGAR-Pccs finn, and 100 bids CHI n ID hands al
8 i6tazc for Fair, to &c for Pine.
MOLASSES-About 30 bbs mo'a--e wl,z zo'd at IN.
changed prs 9 @2ic for good BE- Fe.mea g ard
.d(a &c W gallon for Pine -b5i
FLOUR-The stock of Flour is unusuay low I'd this
together with scanty receipts and favorable news ON ST.
Louis, has oecasonod advence About 2ACI bb
b nds yesterday, viz go bb4 Ohio in three los at So 70
20 Illinois and Mssour at S. S5@$5 Si3a 100 unbranded
mos at 50 90; 1857 bbls SuPedne ST. Louis C3 49,
80, iS and 500 Sc TO- and &C. ibis ENtta ,ois and g.
LOU. at So U41a9s6 rs W bbl.
CORN-MaeAel heavy Nearly 1000 sacks sold N 'ud "
100 seeks rather ordne Yellow Co. Is sacks al y
low, alto, p I'd co al 72975c u bUshel.
SALT-A 10. of 1850 sacks Liverpool CO; sc was sold Il
95c, deliver, A.
PROVlSIONS-The.e scarcely any inquiry for Pc *
and only few small SAILS were made at $40 for Mos but
including 70 bbs, not Inspected So SIN % bb Sales Of
Bacon 81 casks Side &C. and 50 ercos HAMS plain at &c:
Prime Shoulders sold s34c. In Lard we did not hear
OF transaction worth recording. -
DRIED FRUIT-t090 H. in sacks bropght p IL 90 H.
COFFEE-Some25C0s sacks Rio were taken at lowe prices
including l0yJ sacks at "a end I400 at 7sSc ~ Ea
LlNlE-A sale of 754 bbls Western at 81 IS " bb
WHlSkY-Raher tirmer. Sales leo bbs Rec fled at 81
G02l1sc ap gallon, principally at the lowest rate
FRElGHTS-A full cargo of Cotton engaged in the shin
VIM. WHIT for Liverpool, at 3-l6d.
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North RrOthers.

worm B9'OtElef'S,
Corner Of Magazine and Common Streets Men Orleans.
Importers of and Wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
HAVE at all times hand large and well assorted Stock
II consisting in part Of
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS;
7s. "A and Twiled LOWELL CoTTONS;
"a, 7-S, "A and Twiled white and brown COTTONSI
Kentucky JEANS and LINSEYS;
Glasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEYS;
PLAID LINSEYS for House Servants;
Blue and fancy coored KENTUCKY JEANS;
White blue, red, yellow and green FLANNELS;
Negro WOOLLEN CAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS;
Heavy and light COTTONADES and DENNIS, for plan.
tatons
Madras and Mock Madras H HANDKERCHIEF for Neeroe.
Blue, black and mixed SATINETS;
French CALICOES, GINGHAMS, Silks, and Bareees:
English CALICOES, Merinos, Alpacas and Bombazelta.
English HOSE, UNDERSHIRTS, Drawers and Gloves:
German HOSE and HALF-HOSE;
Plain, white figured and colOred SWISS MUSLINS;
Plain and cross barred CAMBRICS and MUSLINS;
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS;
INDIA RUBBER SUSPENDERH;
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
COTTON and THREAD LACES.
land Also.
great variety of FANCY GOODS, such as are gepe,.
ally sold by the trade, which they offer purchasers on
favorable terms. ja19 4mSdp&W
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CHANGES IN BRoADwAY.-The last remnant of
ane-revolulionary magnifcence in Broadway, has
departed. The mansion which has been at differ.
ent times the residence of Admiral Howe, Sir Henry
Clinton, the traitor Arnold the banker Prince and
Mayor Mckle, has been completely transmitted
pm venerable relct of the past into large and
lAeRdil hotel
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Among the incidents at Rome, has been the es-
cape of M. Gazzola, who was condemned to per-
petual Imprisonment for "calumnies and insults''
against Plus TX, in the journal Positivo, of which
he was chief editor during the time Of the Republic,
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"X,' of the Baltimore Sun, says; Gone of the
I,Iest democratic clerks in this city was to-day pro-
NOTED by Mr.. Secretary Meredith to the desk oecu-
pied by wing clerk, who resigned. believe our
city postmaster also promoted some of the demo.
Gratis in his Office"
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Railroads have diminished the number of horses
used in England $4,000 within ten years, and these
animals, as well as oxen, are now scarcely used for
transportation, and thus the grain and food which
the $4,000 horses formerly consumed have been
dispensed with and land used for the growth Of
grain alone, for the supply of bread,