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a tract Of land

principles moraux qui seuis penvent, a
tout age, repyimer Ia violence des pas
sions; en- mettant a jonr tous les vices de
sa constitution morale, ellie o%uvrait de
plus en- plus les yeux de son mari sur les
defaults de sd %personne. II Sc demandait
chaque jour quelle etait apres tont cette
femme don't Ia %jalousie robsedait, don't
la violence empoisonnait sd vie entiere ?
Du jour o0 il put Sc faire nne telle guess
ton, lie voiIe qui await longtemps obscur-
ci sa vue tomba immediatement de ses
yeux.
Ma chere Clara, lui ditil un jour,
quel enlargement s'est done opere en-
vous . Vous etiez bonnie, tendre ct d'hu,
meur cgale! %maintenant, yous stes aigre
ct g%ron1euse ! Je ne vous %comprends
plus.
- E d,on Went, Franz, que vous etes
ST complement change vous-meme
- Mails e ne m'apercois pas que Pale
announcement change.
Non ! dit-elle avec ironie.
= Et en- quot Susie change, je vous
prize
- .Autrefois vous etiez fou de moi,
vous ~m'accabliez de soins ct d'attentions;
maintenant vous n'avez plus pour moi
que de la froideur, ct votre femme est
litteralement ls dernier de yos soucis.
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lection, &c, pour arriver a ce bnf, cue
hi rendait Ia vie interieure plus que "a
mails insupportable.
Dnrant cling tongues annees, Franz
snpporta avec resignation IN 81 afffetx
malheur. Puis, comm sill avail. man1ue
quelque chose a cette situation mlsefa'
BILE, il s'aperGut nm jour qa"n .autre
amour s'etail enpare de son cnnr. La
plus ieune file de Nine Rocker. aggee
de lS ans a peine ct dams Ia iie'f %
Innocence ct de la beante, await conca
pour lie jeune ~tragedien n passion CUE
son naturel candide reussissait NAL q de.
gniser /; Franz await deviue cette pas
sion daos ses regards, dams fexPress'on
de sa voix, dams son pudique embafras'
ct bientot il l'avait pave dun :ornPie'
retour.
II n'avait pas reconnu depuis plus 90
denx jours la situation ree'le dc 70"
ceur, quill partit de Berlin, n'auols.
san, plus que jamais rerrenr faiale gu
I%,avait entrafne pour tonjonrs a oae
femme quill ne pouvait Plos aimer"'"
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de chagrin Ell d'ennui. Sa position etait
de plus en- plhs fausse. Idole des plus io-
lies femmes de fAllemagne, il await in
sensiblement appris a voir sa femme teIlc
qu'elle etait, c'est-a-dire n femme deja
mGre don't lie temps await fetri les char
mes ct don't Intelligence await toujours
etc vulgaire ct bornec. II commenca a
rougir de celle quill await follement
.choisie pour compagne.
C'est la lie plus cruel des chagrihs pour
I'm mari, Car ce chagrin ne porte pas
settlement I'm coup mortel a l'amour
conjugal /: il blesse aussi mortellement
l'amour-propre. Cette torture du ceur
Sc trouve dams presque toutes les unions
aussi NAL assorties que celle de Franz.
L'opinion 81 deliverable a sa femme Sc
tait q peine glissee dams son anne, que de-
"a, en- s,y glissant, ellie y await jete des
remofds :c'etait pour lui lie comble du
malheur.
Et remarquez bien que ce qui lie E,i~
sait rougir, ce n'etait pas que cette fem
me f1t dcvenue moins belle on que lie
temps,e ed SUI ellie exerce SEES ravagos. II
rougissait de yoir cette femme, sans nor.
tee d'esprit ct desormais sans beaute, Sc
liyrer. q tous les emportemens de Ia ia.
~Iousie, ct deroiler dams les acces habi
fuels dc sa colsre rabscnce complete des
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-08
PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT
No. II. Mississippi street,
D0NALD>RNViLLE e.,

! DoNALD>GNViLLE.
John Bulls Sands and Townsend's Sarsa-
pa'illa, Ayers Cherry Pectorai for COUGHS
colds. etc, Liverworf; and tar and cancha|a'
qua, for consumption, baIsaIm of wild cherry
for diseases of the lungs: Compound syrln
OF Napiba, for asthma and Gods.
O1ygenated bitters, for dyspepsia, phthi.
sic, ETC, India cboIagoguc. for fever and
agre, etc, Electrical febFiiage or Speeds
fever tonic; Railways ready relief, Indian
vegetable elixir, for rheurnaiisms and gout.
W'ner's Canalian vermif,ge, Long lows
g eat western panacea. for liver complains,
Venetian Liniment for pains ofaIl kinds.
Mexican mustang IMMINENT for fresh
and old wounds, Buffers nerve and bone
|iniment for horses, Shefman's Olosaonian,
all healing balsam, Magical pain extractor,
for all kinds Of sores, Jew Dayid's or He.
blew;s Plasiers.
Ills:
Graefhnberg Vegetable Pills.
Mot1ar's do do
WIN. Wrighi's do do
Magnetic powder for destruction Of roa.
chrs. Phosphoric paste, Death on rats. ,
ALSO :--CasJor oil. Eosrm salt, sulate
de quinine, de Powers ct Weigh;man ct d.,
Robiquei.
Poudres de seidliiz.
DonaIdsonvi|le, Is JUN 1852. 81
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NENTE DE SUCCESSION

NENTE DE SUCCESSION
Succession de PtIagie Arceneanx. dece-
dee veuve de Firmin Aucoin.
Eo vertu d'un ordre de yente a moi adresse par
Honorable Ia Courdu cioquieme district JUDI
care de rEtat de Ia Louisiana, daus ct pon' ia
Pa,oisse Assumption, en- date du 26 juin 1852.
II sera ofert en- vente pDblique par }. i.
GuiIlot, enca1teur duemeHt commissioner ct
assermente, dams ct pour la paroisse Assomp-
ton, lie Samedi 81 Juliet proclaim, a dix neures
du matin all dernier domici|e de Iadite decedee
PeIagie Arceneaux, rive ganche du Bayou La
fourche, a environ deu2 miles au-dessus de Ma
poIeonville, en- cette ~paroisse, les proprietes sui
vantes appartenant a ladite succession, savoir;
10 Une negresse nominee Marguerite agee
d'eDviron SO ans.
20 MeubIes ct ustensiles de mtnage, batterie
de cuisine, etc.
Termcs ct Conditions
Les meubIes p~ayables toutes sommes de dix
%piastres ct au d~essous, en- mars 1853, ct toutes
sommes au dessus de dix %piastres, Motto en-
mars 1853, ct l'autre Motto en- mars 1854. Les
acheteurs fournissant bonnie ct %sufisante eau
ton.
La n%egresse payable par tiers, %savoir, TN tiers
en- mars 1858. I'm tiers en- mars 1854, ct lie
dernier tiers en- mars 1855, avec bonnie ct SOL
vable securite, a Ia satisfaction des interesses.
ct bvpotheque %speciaIe sur ladite e~sclave, ct Ell
cas- de non Placement a Fecheance de chaque
terme, interet a raison de hut pour cent fan,
depuis Terheance j~usqu'a Placement final. L'acte
de vente aux frais de i'acquereur.
Paroisse Assumption, ce 90 JUN 1852.
J. B. GUILLOI /,
81 Encanteur.
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ETAT DE IA IOUISlANE-Cou'
dn Cinquieme District Jndiciaire.-
pa.oisse Assumption. - Succession de
Rosalie Landry, ven,c dtcedte d'Hi-
lairc Brcaud.
Attendu que Vileor Leblanc, administrator
de la succession susdite, a ce jour, depose en-
cour, un compile final de son admlnistra ion, en-
sembIe avec une petition en- demandant lhomo-
legation.
En- consequence, toutes les personnes int
ressces sont par ces presentes ~nolltiees ct re-
qrises de dcluir> leurs objections: 81 Giles en-
ont, a l'homologation du snsdit compte parde-
want lie gref1icr de Ia cour ci-dessus intitulee, a
sou bureau, a NapoItonvil1e, dams les dix jours
qui suivront la premiere publication de Get avis,
simon Giles seront a jamais privees de ce droit.
~~ TtmoIn ma main ct t. sceau
s LIS de Ia dite Co"r' ce 80 Jul"
~ Desire Leblanc,
81 Grefier.
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THE STATE OF OUlSIANA. 5lh iu

III 81 A L IL VI a. Dlh ~
dicial district court. Parish Of Assump-
tion.>Succession of Resale Landry.
deceased widow of HiIairc BrcHud.
WHEREAS Vileor Leblanc administrator
of the above succession, has this day, filed with
the clerk of SAID court a final account OF his ad-
mlnistration, together with a petition praying for
its homologation.
Therefore all persons interested are hereby
warned and notified to file their objections, is
any thew have, to the above account, with the
clerk of said court. at his Office, in the viii
lage of NapoItonville, in ten days after the first
publication hereof, otherwise they will forever
be deprived of that right.
~~Witness my hand and The seal
5 L. s. Of said ,s court this So'h day of
~ Desire Leblanc,
81 Clerk.
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pAHolssE AssQMPTioN.-Cou du 5ene
District Jndiciairc.
Attendu cue Felix Heyden, de "a p~aroisse JET.
f~prson, a p:esente une petition a la cour a lefiet
d,obtenir des lettres administrator a 10 sue
cession de feu Jean Ttahant decide i~ntestat.
Avis est par lie present donoe a tous ceuX que
celia peut concerner, d'avoir a dtduire, sous dix
iours, les %raisons pour |esqueI'es il ne sera;t pas
lait droit a Id dite petit n.
Par ordre de Ia Cour,
Assumption, &c Is JUN 1852
Desire Leblanc.
81 Grettlcr.
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SMcccSslOn SHE,

Succession Sale.
Succession OF PeIagie Arccncaux, de.
ceased widow of Firmin Aucoin.
By virtue ofand in obedience 10 an ORDER
of sale to me directed by the 0 bic
the Fifth judicial District Court of the
State of Louisiana, in and for the
parish of Assumption, dated june Goth
1852.
Will be offered at public auction: by J. B..
GaiIIot, auctionneer duly sworn and commits
stoned in and for the parish of Assumption, on
Saturday, the 3'st day of july next, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, at the late residence of SAID Pc
of Bayou Lafourche, about two miles above
N~apoIeonviIle, the following property belonging
to said succession. to wit:
LIST A negro woman named Marguerite, AGED
about SO years.
u, End Kitchen utensils and house furniture.
FERNS aud CONDITIONS
The movable property payable all sums of
ten dollars and under. in march 1853, and all
sums over ten dollars, one half 10 march 1853,
and the other half in march 1854. Purchases
to furnish good and sufficient security.
The negro woman payable by thirds. one third
in all and each of the months of March Of the
wears 1853, 1854 and 1855, with good and SOL
vent security and special mortgage to the sa is
faction ofaII the parties interested, and in case
OF non payment at the maturity of each install
ment, to bear interest at the rate of eight per
cent per annum from The maturity thereof till
finally paid.
Act OF sale at the expense Of purchasers.
Parish OF Assumption, june 29ih 1852.
II CHILL 0T
81 A]uciionecr.
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I'm moroccan de terre,

Situe en- cettc ~paroisse, SIR Ia rive droite du
Bayou Lafourche, a environ tinq miles au des-
sous du village de Napoleonville, mesurant deux
arpens ct demi, moins seize pieds ct demi, de
face audit Bayou, sur une pofondeur de treize
arpens ct demi, plus au moins, borne dun cote
par la terre du DR. Guterwood, ct de l'autre cote
par la balance de la terre de la defenderesse.
Saisi pour s~atisiaire lie writ ci-dessus, les in
terets ct les frais, avec lie benefice de Pestima-
ton.
Conditions-Comptant.
Paroisse assumption, te 3 Juliet 1852.
81 A. +. Hickman. sheriff.
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Vente par lie Sheriff.

Marie Baudoin. epouse de Pierre Paga-
ioste.-No 373--vs. Louis Plough.
I'ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA, cour du 5eme
District Judiciaire, dams ct pour la pa
roisse Assumption. - En- vcrtu dun
ordre de saisie ct de vente a moi adres-
Sc par rhon. Ia susdite cour, N daie
du Ii JUN 1852.
J'ai saisi ct %j'ofrirai en- vente publ;que, a Ia
naison de cour de cette ~paroisse, il Napoleon
Vile, lie Samedi 7 Aoat 1852, entire ONE heures
dumatin ct quatre heures de fapres-midi, la
terre ciapres dectite, apparteaant au defeodeur,
Savnir.
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Sherif's Sale.

Sherih-s Sale.
THE STATE OF LOUISA NA.-5ih Judicial
District Court, in and for the parish
of Assumption.-By virtue of and in
obedience to an order of seizure and
sale TO me directed by the hon. the
above court, dated jnne llth 1852.
Ihave seized and will offer for sale, at public sale
at the court house Of this parish, in the village
of NapoleooviIle, on Saturday the TIN day of au-
gust 1852, between the hours Of eleven o'clock
AM, and four o'clock P. M, the following des-
cr;bed Ia I'd, belonging to defendant, to wit:
a tract Of land
Situated in this parish, on the right bank of
Bayou Lafourche, at about five miles below Ma
poleonviIle, measuring two and a half arpents,
less sixteen feet and one half foot on said Ba-
you, by a depth of thirteen and a half arpents,
more or less, bounded on one side by land Of Dr..
Guterwood, and on the other side by the ba,ance
of the vendors laed. [plaintif:s.
Seized to satisfy the above writ, interests end
costs, to be sold with the benefit ofappvaisement.
Teims--Casb.
Parish Of Assumption. july 3rd 1852.
81 A. f. Hickman, sheriff.
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PARISH OF ASSUMPTION 5th judicial ~.
trict Court. Whereas john w ps
has pctitioned the Court for letters &c ~, oTs
trat'on on the vacant estate of the late JEAN Rs
hit and his wife, deceased in~tesfate 'e0n be-
Notice is hereby given to all whom i
concern to show cause within ten DAYS. wb. uay
prayer of said PETITIONER should not be- ur,yta1
By order of the Court, s'a"'eo.
Assumption, Jun" 2Ol 1852.
oil Desire Leblanc. Greffor
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PARISH OF AssuMPrIoN.-Fifh Judiciai

PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.-TlTIn JnHiClhl
District Court.
Whereas Felix Heyden of the Parish o'Je!-
ferson has pe%titionbed the court for letters OF
administration on ihe estate of the late Jean
Trahant, deceased i~ntestate. Notice is hereby
given oall whom it may concern, TO show cause
within tn days, why the prayer of the said Pc
%titioner should not be granted.
BY order Of the court,
Assumption, this 2Sth june 1852.
Desire Leblanc,
81 Clc,k.
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pARo!ssE DE LAssoMPTluN Con-T

'AHo's'E DE l. Asso"Pri"N Cour d,
C'Honiemo Di>t'ict J~ndlciaire. W
At'endu que John W, Bets a p+tsents Nv,
petition a la cour a l'cHet d'ob;enir los "ne
d administration a Ia succession vacanta d. e'' Il
Jean BENT ct sa femme, decides ipies,s,s Ns
Avis est par lie present dome ! a..
ceux que ceIa peut concerner. d. volr ! dsd, lug
sous dix jonrs, les raisons pour lesquelIes II :.
serait pas fat droit a ladit> petition. e
Assumption, lie 81 JUN 1852.
I'll Desire !.ch'nnc. Grcfier
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
Washington Correspondence.

WAsHINeroN CITY, Jan. %, 1882.
SIR: The result Of two days rest and inquiry about
the prospects of the several asprans for the Presden
cy, has opened new developments and more inter
cstng. Cass men getting more and more sanguine
of his prospects every days indeed 1t is not to be de-
MED that the old growing in the affections o.
all for his distinguished ability and integrity.
Gen Lane and Doug las start off with Indiana and
Illinois for a basement this they TO build. Id
the different elements reconcile sheir patiates
TO the support OF Cass, then comes the tug for
man. Lane has the elements of great popular strength
his character his frmness integrity and gallaniry a
combine strike the question Of availability with great
force.
If the Whg cheftan should be the candidate OF that
party, and this made manifest before the Democratic
National Convention meets Lanes chances will be in
creased should Fillmore be prominent, il may
CUR 10 gainst Lane extent. But now what
Douglas expect in this doubtful struggled You may
hear nearly every one say We succeed with
Douglas" This gives strength and prestige his
name and chances. hope Indiana will present an
broken front for Lane and express any second choice
either for Cass Douglas Butler, would be weakening
Lanes chances and would be calculated to OverslaugI
Lane desire do under the guise Of pretended
friendship. say pretended" friendship, for If all 'is
not gold that shines is said there pretended friend
ship walking under the guise Of gold" Marcys friends
are prcking up their ears with show Of confidence in
his strength. You may expect to hear some new de-
velopments in less than twenty days Buchanan has
written political letter to Mississippi. II bids strong
on the Resolutions of '9S. NISDEA.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met
The Speaker laid before the House a report from the
Superintendent of the Indiana Hospital for the Insane in
reply to a resolution Of the House. Laid the table.
Also reports from the Superintendent and Trustees OF
the Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asylums. Laid on the
table.
Mr. Mcdonald moved to postpone the further consid-
GRAFTON Of the swamp land bill, which the special
ORDER until Friday 2oclock, which agreed to.
The House resumed the consideration Of the bill
thorizing railroad and other companies to borrow
money.
The question being to discharge the Judiciary COM
mttee from the further consideration Of the subject
il was agreed to.
Mr. Smith Of Spencer moved to attach another Sec
ton extending the provisions Of this bill to all ncorpo-
rated companies in the State; lost.
Mr. Stuart moved 10 amend the bill as to permit
all roads others, and also extend the priv
ieges Of this bill To all other interpretations in this State
After debate on the merits of the bill,
Mr. Withers demanded the previous question, which
was seconded, and the main question ordered
The first question being agreeing to the amend
ment submitted by Mr. Stuart. they disagreed to
ayes 81, noes ~.
The question then REQUIRED agreeing the amend
msnts of the Senate carried -ayes 60, o.
Mr. Stuart from the committee the organization ol
courts, tn whom re-committed House bill for the
organization Of county boards and defining their pow
ers and Duties reported the back amended as in
structcd
The bill passed-ssys II, noes 10.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate met.
Before a vote was taken,
The Senate adjourned.

Senate met.
The question upon the amendment to the grand
jury bill proposed by Mr.. Hanna and pending at ad-
Mr. Sleeth moved to suspend the order of business
and take up the bill to district the State; which was
agreed to.
A call of the Senate was ordered and the absentees
sent for
Mr. Slack moved re-commit the bull to a select
committee with instructions detach Wabash county
from the eleventh and attach t to the tenth district
Mr. Emei moved to amend the instructions by de-
tachng Switzerland county from the third and adding it
to the fourth district.
After long and animated debate. in which the whole
merits OF the bill were reviewed, the question was
taken on referring the bill and decided in the negative
ayes 81 aoes u.
The bill then passed.
AYEs-Msssrs. Allen, Brugh, Cravens, Crawford,
Davis, Dawson, Delavan, Dougherty, Eddy, Goodman,
Henton, Hickman Hicks, Holloway, Hunt, James
Knnard Knowlton, Logan, Mlliken, Odell, Reid, Se-
crest Sleeth, Teegarden, Turmsn, Walker, Washburn
NoEs-Messrs. Alexander, Athon, Berry Defrees
Dunn, Emerson, Hanna, Hester, Kendall, Longshore,
Marshall, McCarty, Mickle, Miller, Niblack, Safer
Slack, Spann and Witherow-19.
The bill passed it came from the House, without
amendment. 1t constitutes the districts as follows:
1. Posey, vanderburgh, Warrick, Spencer, Dubois
Pike, Gibson Knox, Dayiess' and Martin.
2. Perry, Crawford, Orange, Washington, Harrison
Floyd Clark, and Scott
3. Lawrence, Monroe. Brown, Bartholomew, Jack.
son, Jennings, Jefferson, and Switzerland.
l. Ohio Dearborn, Ripley, Franklin, Decatur, and
Rush.
5. Union, Fayette, Wayne, Randolph, Delaware, and
Henry
g. Shelby, Johnson Morgan. Hancock, Hendricks and
Marion.
7. Sullivan, Green, Owen, Clay, vigo, yermllion
Parke, aud Putnam.
8. Montgomery. Boone, Clinton, Tippecanoe, Foun
tain, Warren, and Carroll.
o. Miami. Cass, Fulton Marshall, St. Joseph La
porte. staike. Pulaski, Jasper, Porter Lake, Benton
and White.
10. Elkhart, Koscusko, Whitley, Noble, Lagrange
Steuben. DeKab, and Allen.
IL. Wabash. Huntington, Wells. Adams, Jay, Black
ford, Grant, Madison, Hamilton, Upton, and Howard
Mr.. Mieke moved to amend the title by calling it "a
bill gerrymander the State into Congressional Dis
tricts."
At the suggestion Of Mr.. Dunn, Mr.. Micke addet
and to disfrsnchise portion Of the people Of tn,
State"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
NO. 81.

porting back bill for the relief Of the poor and recon-
mendng It's reference TO the committee on benevolent
and scientific institutions; which agreed to-
BY Mr.. Lewis, from the committee benevolent and
scientific institutions, reporting the cause Of the fire. and
the amount Of damages sustained, in Insane Hesp
tai. Laid on the table.
By Mr.. Buskirk, from a select committee reporting
bill relative the mileage be allowed sherfss con-
veying prisoners the Penentary and treasurers 60
ing to and returning from indianapolis
After several amendments were offered the bill was
re-committed with instructions amend it as to CON-
pute the mileage by the direct route; to include
also mileage of members of the Legislature.
House adjourned
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met
Mr.. Nc Donald moved to take from the table the bill
in relation to the Swamp Lands; agreed to.
The question then REQUIRED on the motion OF Mr. Mel
son to recommit the bill with Instructions to graduate
the price of the Swamp Lands-to provide for the drain
ing Of the lands before tie sale OF them, &c.
Mr. Mcdonald after opposing the instructions, called
for a division Of the question.
Mr. Nelson favored the instructions, and contended
that there should be graduation of the price OF these
lands. and disposed Of as soon as possible
The question then recurred on referring the BILL which
was agreed to-
The House refused to refer the instructions.
Reports from COMMITTEES.
BY Mr.. Holman, from the Judiciary committee, re
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On motion of Mr.. Secrest, the amendment was laid on
the table-ayes 40, noes 8.
Mr. Miller presented protest against the passage OF
the BILL which was ordered to be spread upon the Jour.
nails.
On motion of Mr. Nfilliken, the bill of the House
change the time of holding the February term of the
Circuit Court in Dearborn county was taken up and
read three times, (the rules being suspended) and
passed-ayes al, noes 3.
Mr. Slack offered resolution that the Senate will,
the House concnrrng, Saturday next O'Clock,
go into the election Of Reporter OF the Supreme Court
adopted.
Senate adjourned
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, Feb. 6, 1852.
Senate met.

friday, ftD o. IoJ%.
Senate met.
Mr.. Mckle moved to amend the journal by striking
from that part of the protest submitted by Mr.. Miller
BILL which charges the Senate districting committee
with negecing and refusing report bill district
the State until it was late to perfect such a bill
This motion brought exciting debate which oc-
cupied the whole fore noon which Messrs. Dunn Se-
crest, Micke, Logan, Miller, Emerson Marshall and
Reid participated.
Before coming a vote,
Senate adj .Iurncd.