Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-01-28

addressed he house in support Of them. and
also in favor of such restrictions and reyula-
tions as would more cffectually the bill
holder The discussion continued by
Messrs Mcdonald Of Lake, and Buell.. The
former made some general remarks in favor OF
free banking, whilst the latter advocated the
bill under consideration.
In the afternoon the discussion the bill TO
create bank department was concluded. and
the bill referred to select committee of one
from each Congressional district The bill
amrndatorv of the act creating notaries public
failed on its passage-ayes 40. noes 81.
Tuesday Jan. 25.-Thc following
bills pass ed TO amend the act in relation TO tie
State library-ay 81. noes 5; 10 preserve and
restore the records OF the Supreme Court-aye>
80 noes / |: to amend section IS of the practice
act-ave, ~. noes =: 20 provide foi uniform
system of establishing county lines and locating
permanently the corners thereof-ay~s 81. noes
TO- to give livery stable keepers. and others
engaged in feeding and keeping live stock.
lien upon such proper;v-ayes 40. noes l.
In the afternoon, the President lail before
the Senate the report Of the agent of STATE,
which WAS laid on the table and 1909 copies
ordered TO be printed. Several resolutions and
petitions were prostponcd and disposed of, and
the files cleared.
UousE- Tuesday Jan. 25.--A bill to amend
the code OF practice and pleading pas>ed--ayes
"a, noes o. \ bill TO repeal the first section of
common school law was indefinitely postT oned-
\ bill to define the hours for days work was
laid the table. \ Joint resolution to protec,
the home MANUFACTURES WAS indefinitely post
poned a bill TO amend the common pleas
passed--avcs go, noes 8. 4 number of bills
and joint resolutions were introduced.
In the afternoon several bills were introduced
\ select committee on banks was appointed.
consisting of McsSrs. Mcdonald of L.. Buell.,
Chaplin, Mcclure, Hendricks, Rackatcllar.
Steele. Moss. S.ockwel, Druly. Henry. Pratt,
and Cooper. A Joint resolution asking Congress
to donate all the unsold lands laying in the
State of Indiana. for the benefit Of common
schools passed-ayes 90. noes 9.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR.-Albert G..
Port or of the county Of Marion. Reporter to
the Supreme Court in the place Of Horace +.
Garter, deceased.
Samuel Beck. of the county Of Marion,
Quarter master General
Stephen d. Tomlinson, Of the county Of
Marion Adjutant General
Randolphus Schoonover of the county of
Washington and John W. Codd. Of the county
Of Grant, Commissionary Generals.
John Uphold Petit. Circuit Judge Of the
Eleventh Judicial Circuit.
John NJ. Cornell, Prosecuting Attorney for
the same circuit.
! GreemrHle Railroad- Dayton and Western
i-Ne,c Arrangemenf.-The Dayton Journal
says:
BY arrangement made previous to the o.
pening Of the railway TO Greenvile, by the
Dayton and Western and Miami Companies.
the road was to be run jointly by them. This
arrangement was carried into effect, but since
the extension Of the Greenville Railway TO
Union and the completion of the Dayton
nd To no n b,~ heep dc
termined for the convenience Of both companies
to make change. The Western Company
withdraws its stock from for the business be
tween Dayton and Union-and the Greenville
and Miami Company will run the train both
ways between those two points. The conven
fence Of both companies will be secured by this
/ arrangement.
The Greenvlle and Union Co. has provided
additional locomotives, and contracted for a
number Of passenger cars, in order TO afford
every facility for the heavy travel which their
railway is certain to secure; being part Of the
only line Of railway now in operation, from the
: capital Of Indiana to Cincinnati.