The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-02-22

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Mr. Judd moved 10 dispense with tbs rule, and
that the bill be read third time carried.
The bill was then read bv il. title
Alr Judd moved the previous queshon--car.
Iied
The Chair stated the question" Shall the bill
pass =
Bill passed as follows: Yeas Mcssrs Giles
pie Gross, Gridlcy Judd, Matteson, Odam, Par
kcr, Plato Reidick, Sweat, Talcot;, Wallace,
Wood.--lS
Nays--Messrs. Cloud Davis, Denney. Hardy.
kuykendall, Morrison Osborn. RichmoEd, Roun-
trcc, Stuart, Witt, wynn.--I2
The Senate refused to concur IN the amend
ment Of the House to the Warsaw and Nacumb
railroad bill; and comm!ttes OF conference APP
pointed.
Bill for the benefit cf the Insane Institution !;
referred.
BIZ to continue the charter of the Alton and
MI. Carmel railroad compan. passed.
House b.ll making partial appropriations pas
sed
Bill to revise and amend the charter Of the city
of Chicago question on an amendment Of the
House to the bill amendment cuucurrel in.
Bill to incorporate Napervile academy; pass
cd
Nh. Wit offered joint resolution Of thanks TO
our Senators and Representatives ioi their sue
ce,,iul efforts in obtaluin. the muniicent grant
for the Central Railroad; adopted unanmou,ly.
Mr. Matteson reported a till in relation 10 the
collection Of the State revenue passed.
Adjourned til o'clock.
AtiaHoou's SssSiOJ,--lhe following bills were
bills were read third time and passed
To increase the tax for the support Of the in.
sane from one fifth 20 uuc.thlrl OF a mill on the
dollar
10 authorize the notes Of the old State Bank
o; Illinois 10 be received into the treasury This
has reference to the state bank chartered IN 80
the bills of which the State is pledged to redeem.
There are about $3.50 of the bills unredeemed
Supplement 10 the appropriation bill passed
two years ago. Each legislature makes appropri-
ations TO cover the expenses OF the next This
! supplement includes items not covered by the bill
Of ls49.
To authorize justice. to give Judgment on con
fesson.
To amend the estray law. 1t provides for ia
king up swine IN certain months.
To Incorporate the Oswego and Aurora Rail
Road Company 1t authorizes the construction Of
"A railroad from Oswcgo to Aurora, which may
connect with the Aurora Branch IN ease the latter
company agree TO the connection.
Joint resolutions ere adopted to instruct our
members OF congress to procure the passage OF
laws to ceIe to the state so much of the Cumber-
land road as lies within this state and to estab-
lish line Of steamers to Africa.
n ru!coi the senatewas also alop.el, that here
after the rules shall not be suspended except by
unanimous consent
Adjourned to ! o'clock tonight
Fleming S,Ssioa-Bills passed
To incorporate the Kanknkce and Iroquois IA
VACATION and manufacturing company
To provide for the dedication II land for GENE.
terry purposes, eNcmptin. 1t from taxation, dc.
To pay r. NJ. Young $1,000 for services in pro-
curing from the general government some $1,000
back percentage Of the school fund
To allow certain fees to shcri,I's for conveying
prisoners TO the penitentiarv
10 amend the charter Of the city Of uennepn
To attach towns % and so of range east, IN Ia
Sale county, to Putnam coautv, on the consent u
majority of the inhabitants Of both counties.
| Torcpcal the charter oithe Great Western Rail
way company. It repeats all the laws aud char
tiers in any manner connecting H0iJrook or the
Cairo city company with the construction Of the
Central Railroad
Mr. Odam presented on leave several petitions
aud remcn frances against tho 70 union Of Saline
to Gallatn county.
| Slr olam said tina: these petitions anil rcmon.
, .trances from Saline county were received after
/ tho bill. annexing Saline TO Gallatin county, had
I passed both houses The petitioners embraced
the names Of majority Of the voters OF Sa.
/ line. He bad not consulted them himself; bu.
was satisfied that this was the fact from state
ments Of letters accompanying them. Al he
could DO now At this stage Of the business was to
present these papers to the Senate. and would
here express his regret that they had not been
received in time to have had their proper inilu
ence upon the general assembly.
/ Adjourned.