The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-11
List of Acts Passed by the Legisla-


The following is list of the acts which
originated in the Senate, and were passed
by both Houses, made out by the Secretary
of the Senate and Clerk of the House. The
House and become laws, will be published
hereafter:
No. II. A Bill to provide for the partition
of real estate, and for laying the same off
into lots, out-lots, streets and alleys, and for
the sale thereof, and also provide when the
same shall take effect.
No. 25. A Bill for the investment distri-
button, and safe keeping Of the funds arising
from the 18th and Hath sections of an act
establishing State Bank approved Janu-
ary 28th, 1884, and providing fol the pur-
chase of Bank bonds, and prescribing the du-
ties of certain officers therein named.
No. %. A Bill to provide for the safe
keeping of the bonds, mortgages and other
securities entrusted to the care of certain off
GERS herein mentioned, defining certain felo-
MES and misdemeanors, and prescribing pun
ishment therefor, and providing for certain
evidence on the part of the State. Vetoed
by the Governor, and not afterwards pass
ed)
No. 80. A Bill to provide for the transfer
ring of the certificates of stock of the State
OF Indiana; providing for the registry of the
same and to prevent a fraudulent issue
thereof
No. 40. A Bill fixing the time of holding
Courts in the Fifth Judicial Circuit, and re-
pealing ali laws in conflict Herewith.
No. 81. A Bill for the better protection of
religious meetings, agricultural fairs, and
other lawful assemblages of the people.
No. so. 1" A Bill fixing the times of hold
ing Courts in the Eleventh Judicial Circuit,
and prescribing the length in each county
thereof"
No. 62. A Bill for the relief of the Indi-
ana University, and to increase and extend
its benefits by providing for the sale of the
lands granted by the United States for the
Use of the said University, regulating the
application of the proceeds of the sales
thereof and prescribing the duties of the
officers therein mentioned in relation thereto.
No. 63. A Bill to amend the fifth and
eighth sections of an act entitled " An Act
to provide for the equalizing the appraise-
ment OF the real property of the State of
Indiana, approved May %, 1852, constitut-
| ing County Auditors District Board of
Equalization; providing for equalizing ap-
praiSements between counties and Congress
ional districts; providing for State Board
of Equalization, and constituting the Audi
tor of State President of the State Board of
Equalization.
No. 60. A Bill to legalize al bonds and
other instruments in writing, executed by
any assignee of branch of the State Bank
of Indiana, and to authorize suits to be
brought thereon, and to empower the debt
ors of any branch to secure the same to the
Sinking Fund
No. II. Bill to amend the 8th section
of an act entitled "An Act concerning real
property, and the alienation thereof" APP
proved May 9Th, 1852.
| No. 10. A Bill to extend the time of
| payment to purchasers of Saline and school
lands.
| No. "a. A Bill fixing the time of holding
| Courts of Common Pleas in the county OF
Huntington, and prescribing the length OF
the terms, and providing for the return of
process heretofore issued or that may here
after issue.
No. l0l. A Bill to authorize County
Treasurer to assess property which may be
omitted by Assessors, and legalize assess
ments heretofore made by Treasurers.
No. l02. A Bill to amend the Sd section
of an act entitled "An Act to establish
Courts of Common Pleas, and defining the
! jurisdiction, and duties of, and providing
compensation, for the Judges thereof, and
repeating sections 30 and 38 of said act"
No. 103. A Bill to authorize County
Boards, in certain cases. to hear and deter
mine complaints against plank, gravel
turnpike, and macadamized roads, and tc
declare their charters forfeited.
No. 1O4. A Bill to amend the first section
of an act entitled " An Act in relation tC
the plank, macadamized, tram and grave
road companies, approved March lst, 1855
and supplemental thereto, so as to enable
corporations or companies to take possession
of unfinished portions of said road, and
complete the same, where the original cor.
poration has failed to complete it, to preven
any company or corporation when about Il
abandon any such road from removing any
material used in its construction, providin!
for and enjoining the removal of the same
and to provide for the working of sucl
abandoned road.
No. LOG. A Bill for the relief of purchas
ers of real estate at Sheriff s sale under ex
ecutions issued on judgments against sure
ties on forfeited recognlzances, where sucl
recogniZances had been used after the revis
ed statutes of 1852 took effect, and wher
! such sureties, being the owners of real estate
had sold and conveyed the same after be
coming such recognizances, but before judg
ment of forfeiture thereof had been taken
No. lI2. Bill to amend an act entities
An act TO repeal all general laws now il
force for the incorporation OF cities, and L
provide for the incorporation of cities pre-
scribe their powers and rights, and the man
ner in which they shall exercise the same
and to regulate such other matters as pro
perly pertains thereto, and to provide for
penalty upon city taxes remaining delin
quent after the third Monday in March
1859.
No. lie. A Bill to fix the time of holdin
Circuit Courts in The Second Judicial Gin
cult, and tp repeal all laws in conflict here
/ with
No. l2O. " A Bill declaring the having