Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

, 20S sections of an act entitled IAN Act
to revise, simplify and abri1gc the rules,
practice, peadings and forms in civil ca
scs in the conrts of this State, to abolish
distinct forms of actions at law, and to pro-
vide for the administration of Justice in a
uniform mode of pleading and practice.
without distinction between law and equi-
ty." approved June Is, 1852, so as to au-
thorze a change of venue iu certain eases.
No. I3S. y Bill to fix the amount of
salary of State Librarian, and repeating all
former laws conflicting therewith, and to
dispense with an Assistant Librarian and
Clerk.
No. 142 \ Dill to amend the 9th. s,h.
9th and l4th, sections of an act entitled
"An Act to provide for the appraisement
of real estate, and prescribing the duties of
officers in relation thereto approved De
cenlbcr 2lst, 1853; also. defining the du-
ties of appraisers and ,dvsslty Appraisers,
and the Auditor of State.
No. IA. \ Bill to amend sections s
and 9 of an act, entitled "An Act creating
the 18th and 18th Judicial Circuits, and
providing for the election of Judges there
Of" approved February 8, 1859.
No. 145. \ Bill to provide for the more
uniform mode Of doing township business,
prescribing the duties of certain officers in
connection therewith, and to repeal all laws
conflicting with this act.
No. 153. a Bill to fix the time of hold
ing Courts of Common Please in the
Jounies of Steuben and DeKalb and to
repeal all laws heretofore passed on that
subject"
No. l56. \ Bill authorizing the pur-
chasers of railroads, plankroads, turnpike
roads and McAdamized roads, or parts
thereof, under mortgage sale, or sales made
according to the terms of deeds Of trust,
to organize as incorporated companies,
anil prescribing their powers and duties.
No. 163. \ Bill relinquishng to Will
lam English, of Dearbon county, the in
tercst acquired by the State of Indiana,
by cscheat, in and to in-lot No. thirty
three (33, J in Rossvillc, in said county.
No. 10. y Bill to fix the times of hold
ing the Court of Common Please in the
county of Marion, and prescribing the
length of tile terms thereof, and repeating
all laws in conflict Herewith.
No. 112. y Dill To fix the time for hold
ing the Circuit Court in the irst Judicial
/ Circuit, and repeating all laws in conflict
Herewith.
No. ia. \ Bill fixing tn, time ofhold-
ing the Court of Common Pleas in the
county of Hendricks, and the length of the
terms thereof, and repeating all laws in
conflict Herewith.
No. lis. y Bill providing for the cleo
tion or appointment ofsupervisors ofhigh-
ways. and prescribing certain of their du-
ties, and those of county and township
officers In rotation tlsereto, and matters
properly connected Herewith.
No. Isl. \ Bill to repeal ell laws fix
ing the time of the commencement of the
next term of the Hancock Circuit Court
and to fix the time of holding said court
and to require all parties, jurors. wit
nesses, and all all others, in interest to
take notice thereof
No. 1873. y Bill in relation to the par
tition of real estate
No. POI. 4 Bill to require surviving
partners to give bond, file inventories, and
make report of their proceedings to the
conrt having jurisdiction of deccndent S
estate.
No. 203. n Bill to provide for the elec-
tion of Trustees and Commissioners of the
Benevolent Institutions of the State, and
prescribing some of the duties Of such Of
fcers.
No. 206. y Bill to amend section TWEEN
~ & IL
corning real property, and the alienation
thereof approved May 6, 1852.
No. 20S. \ Bill to amend the first Sec
tion of an act entitled "An Act to author
ize the formation of new counties, and to
change county boundaries" approved
March 4, 1857, so as to allow new coun-
ties to be formed out Of Territories of less
than -four hundred square miles, and pres
crlbing how the number of qualified vo-
tiers shall be ascertained.
No. 220. \ Bill to authorize Circuit
Courts and Courts of Common Pleas to
cmpannc traverse juries from the bystan-
ders in all cases. where the officers requir-
cl by law to empannel juries failed or refus-
ed to discharge that duty
No. 224. y Bill authorizing and en-
powerng Supervisors oflighways to keep
in repair roads changed by the construc-
tion or running of railroads.
No. 226. A Bill supplemental to an act
entitled IAN At for the incorporation of
High Schools, Academies. Colleges, Uni
versities. Theological Institutions and Mis-
sionary Boards" approved May 13, 1852
No. 246. \ Bill authorizing the Treas
urcr OF State to pay out moneys to aid the
Indiana Historical Society, and to provide
checks and restrictions in the payment OF
the same.
251. A Bill supplemental to an act enti-
i. tied can Ac! fixing the time of holding
, courts in tho eleventh Judicial Circuit. and
prescribing the length thereof in each coun-
ty thereof" approved January, 1849.
No. 254 A Bill supplemental to an act
entitled "An Act to provide for the more
uniform mode af doing Township business,
} prescribing the duties of certain officers in
r connection Herewith, and to repeal all laws
conflicting with this act," approved Feb.
5 ruary Is, 1859, SO as to provide for the
3 levy of the township taxes for the year
t 1859, at the June term Of the county Board
No. 225. A Bill to provide for the ap-