The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-02
AFTERNOON SESSION

The senate met at 2 o'clock.
Leaves Of absence were obtained for Mr.. Ter
nv till "Wednesday, and for Mr.. Reagan. on ac-
count Of death in his family.
Mr.. CULLEN, from the COMMITTEE on Ca
mails and Internal Improvements, returned the
bill :. 30, defining the powers Of companies
authorized to construct canals for hydraulic
purposes; recommending it, passage.
The report was concurred I'm and the bill
read the second time.
Mr.. COBB. from the Judiciary Committee
returned the bill :. 231. requiring all property
hereafter Soil under process Of law 10 be sold
without app raiscment: recommending that 1t
l lie on the table.
The report was cOncurrcd In.
Mr.. NILES. from Judiciary Committee re-
turned the bill :. 233 TO authorize married wo-
men under the age Of II years TO join the hus-
band IN convcvancing of lands Of the husbands.
The report was concurredin and the bill was
read the second time.
Mr.. BROWN, Of Wells, offered the following !:
Rosrre9 That the Auditor Of Stae be and be Is here
hy r, ore- ei coumu the Senate at his earl
convenience the current expenses OF the state GoV-
eminent each year. commencing with the fiscal year
the particular secoint upon which such expenses were
Incurred AMI pail
The resolution was adopted.
BREWER LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.
Mr. CORBIN offered the following;
Res.lred That the suifor "a hereby directed to
draw the Treasurer Of State In fayer q
Ak L W. IA. Draper 70: fEsvfKR KorsLArrk kErckrs
Earn shed last session, Ia compliance with resolutions
tsen passed. 10 be about OF TIC fund srpropaiei for
Legislative expenses
The resolution was adopted.
NEN BILLS.
MIR. oYLER introduced lil i. No 80 ,
for An Act 10 invest the Circuit Courts Of this
State with exclusive original jurisdiction in
applications for Divorces, and 10 prescribe the
terms upon which Divorces laay be granted In
cass where the cailses Of divorcv relied ~ ac-
crucd elsewhere than in thi> state.
Mr.. ALLISON introduced bill :. Ne. 2o.'
for I'm Act requiring County Auditors 70
make examination n the rccordsin their Offices
/, In reference To- The school funds, and make 4
report. and providing compensation therefor,
and declaring an emergency.
/ Mr.. CASON introduced a bin :. No. go to
amend Sec. and 10 Of An Act regulating tie
fees Of Officers, AM Tcposllag former acts an re-
lation thereto, approx cd March ., 1855 tIn-
( crSasing The fees u Auditors and County Com
mi>Sioncrs
Mr.. DOUGLAS introduced bill :. No. 2,
I Tor An Act 10 amend section II An Act atl-
thorizinx Justices Of the Peace. Notarics Pub
/ lie, &c. 20 adnlinisleg oaths generally, a.,
I approved March .. 1867. Including County
Auditors.
Mr.. Dl kEas introduced hin 3 No. s.sl for
An Act % amend section - Il IN Act % pro
. vide for a general system II common schools,
! &c.. approved Nsrsh g. Isss0.
Mr.. " RIGHT Introduced a hill :. No. s,S
for An Act o. lcls.sli;e the action Of the STATE
Board OF Equalization at their sessions oi
l~04.
Mr.. HoRD introduced bin :. Ne. "a con-
, corning plcadings in the matter Of claim,
! a. asinsi the estate g deeejents.
Mr.. RICHMOND introduced = biIl :. No
as for I'm Act Providing for extending the
term. Of Circuit Courts ~ adjournment when
the pending business shall be- unfinished. etc.
I THE Judge e. receive = per day Tor holding
j said terms.
I Mr. BONHAM introduced a bh :. No. s.5l
for IN Act 20 amend section - 81 An Act pro
viding for the election and qualncauon u
Ju-tsres 90 the Peace. etc 49, -
ne An Act providing for the location Of 81
Agricultural College In Tippecanoo county,