The Evansville daily journal., 1858-11-29
Standing Committees.

The following are the Standing Commit
tees of the House, appointed by theSpeaker:
On Elections-Messrs. Murray, Hamilton
of Boone and Hendricks, Harrison, Powers,
Dobbins, Woods, and Jordan.
On Judteiary-Messrs Colgrove, Blythe,
Mellett, Turpie, Baird, Davis, and Stiles.
On Ways and Meaas-Nessrs. Branham,
Hunter, Smith of Perry, Shields, Wildman,
Major, and Austin.
On Banks-Messrs Mellett, Bowman,
Scott, McLain, Robinson, Shields, and Smith
of Miami
On Education -Messrs. Blythe, Mansfield,
Boyd, Parks Hamilton of Wayne, Dougher-
ty, and Major.
On The Organization Of Courts Of Justice.
-Messrs. Stanield, Powers, Brotherton,
Griffin, Dobbins, Cavins, and Jordon.
On the fairs Of the State Pfison-Messrs.
Hunter, Carr, Murray, Shields, Ritter Pros
ser, and Fordyce.
On Scamp Lallds-Messrs. Hamilton of
Boone and Hendricks, Knowlton, Colgrove,
Lawhead, Comsteck, Sullivan, and Jeffries.
On Appointn,ent-Messrs. Boyd, Scott,
Murray, Clark, Jeffries, Martin, Clayton,
Eastman, Hancock, Lewis, and Row.
On Claims-Messrs. Wildman, Martin,
Boxley, Collier, Black, Hartley, and Cavins
On Trust Funds-Messrs. Smith of Miami,
Bynearson, Boyd, Martin, Clifford, Kempf,
and Stanley.
On Military Afairs-Messrs Clements,
Whetzel, Nebeker of Vermillion, Hall of
Grant, Claypool, and Prosser.
On Fees and Salaries-Messrs. Scott, Rob-
inson, Powers, fall of Rush, Dougherty,
Turpie, and Snyder.
On Sinking Fuad-Messrs. Robinson,
Branham, Colgrove, Edwards, Early, Bow
man, and Hall of Rush.
On Rights and Prigasges Of the Inhabitants
Of the State--Messrs. Parks, Brotherton, Ne
beker of Warren, Griffin, Nelson, Massey and
Merrifeld.
On Roads Messrs. Comstock, Powers,
Hall of Grant, Devol Early, Sullivan, and
Usrey. e#
On NansJactures and Commerce-M Messrs.
Smith of Perry, Gregory, Devol, Thompson
of Elkhart, Whiteman, knowlton and Dur
ham. .f F..
On Coamty and Township Business
Messrs Harrison, Parks. Miller, Cotton,
Jones, Newton and keefer.
On Agricaltars--Messrs Rynearson. Tread
way, Davidson, Boxley, Wheeler, Kelly, and
Tebbs.
On Bene0olent InshtuGons-Messrs. Ed
wards, Baird, Branham, Hunter, Rynearson,
Turpie, and Smith OF Perry
On Temperance Messrs. Austin, Nebe-
ker OF Warren, Parrett, Dobbins, Shock
ley, Shull, and Thompson OF Elkhart.
On the Afairs ot the 7Osen Of Indidnapo-
Hs-Messrs. Cotton, Summers, johnson,
Clark, Devol, Keefer, and Waterman.
On Accounts and Mieage-Messrs. Nebe-
ker OF Warren, Hall of Grant, Wildman,
Carins Sullivan, Carr, and Thompson Of
Madison.
On Enroiied Bas-Messrs. Brotherton
Gregory, Cotton. Griffin, Usrey, Shull, and
Newton.
On Fngrossed BMs-Messrs. Jetlries Rit-
ter, Sherman, Stiles. Clifford. Hartley, and
Sullivan.
On Cdnak-Messrs. Miller. Comstock
Deyol, Fordyce, Harney, and Thompson of
Madison.
On Public Expenditures Messrs. Tarpie,
Ritter, Fordyce, Mansfield Sherman, Shields
and Row.
On 6Tporatioas--Messrs. Davis, Harri-
son, Brotherton, Hamilton OF Boone aud
Hendricks, Harney, lawhead and Powers.
JOINT COMMITTEES.
On Public Buildings Austin,
Hall Of Grant, and Lawhead.
On the State Library.-Mss9rs. Ritter,
Smith Of Perry, and Hamilton OF Wayne,
On Canal Fand.-Aleasrs Sherman Com
stock. aud Stinson.
Mr.. Davis was excused from serving on
the Committee on Corporations, on his own
motion, and Mr.. Baird appointed in his