The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-18

a careful examination. did not hesitate In NJ
n )unce Il perfect IN It.sf H. ihonrbt ~.
a conversation arro~s the ch1nsls.r win -.
! eral >enatqr-) that the Committee e0tlI ex~u,-
inc and report on u IN few MINUTES. Wifh
thts understanding h. had no objection Ia ~.
I refervnce.
/ The motion 10 commit was agreed 10
Mr. HANNA. from the COMMITTEE ON -
porations, returned Nr. Finclfs bin. : NJ
al5, 70 amend the charter u the Efsn.tille n.
surance Company; Recommending it, pa-s-
The bin Wa read the second time.
ON motion by Mr.. NAWTER. the ru,.. wen.
suspended yeas -. nays o--and tue lin wa.
rad the third time.
II was passed the senate by ven. "a n,,sa
Mr.. ONLER from special COMMITTEE tbers-
on. returned the bill. VI. II. IL. 10 deelsr. tor
ieit-d the right 81 way Of certain Railroad
Companies 10 branch ruads. no part 81 which
NJ been completed. a.; Recommending il.
passage.
The hill Was passed 10 the third reading.
Mr.. Wight bill. :. No. SuS. Ia provide
ier ne relief of persons. or their heirs or a.
sisns. who have made entry u puddle land-
D'iphsins u the state where the state j. not
Competent 70 make good title; was read the
third time
Mr.. WRIGHT eited eases in hi. county
which the 6iN was intended L. remedy.
II was passed the senate Nv yeas -. NAYS a.
Mr. fhomp-on's hill. :. No. $50. Tor thu
uge or schools II Reform by counties and
elites. and the employment therein Of certain
persons; Wa read the third time.
Mr. THOMPSON said this city was building
such an Institution and this bin was to help
That along. though general IN IT, character ii
also permits All counties that choose 10 send Ia
the indianapolis House of Refuge.
The bill was passed by yeas -. n.ysO
Mr. CHAPMAN, from the Committee on IL
nance returned Mr.. cobb's common school
- - int =.
since: recommending itg passage.
Mr.. IiORD moved To- amend 10y striking from
the blll - much az authorizes the investment
II the mud. IA seyen-thirty United states
bonds. He gave reasons why his amendment
should a. adopted. United states bonds were
now below par they were continually
huctuatiug in value; aud the school fund
would probably-bc thclOser by such ansinvest-
ment. H. thought his clause would prove %
he a damage 90 tl.a sinking fund. because nm
der it, operation the fund would ultimately bt
the loser instead Of the gamer.
On motion IL Mr.. CULVER the amendment
wa inid on lie table by yeas -. nays ~.
Mr.. llORD moved 10 amend by striking out
from Tie 9Th section the words " six per cent
aud IN scriihg this; " M the rate of interest the
several bonds 40 taken up NAV have b0rncG
ON motion 81 Mr. CULVER this amend
ment was also laid on the table by yeas -,
nays 4.
On motion 10y Mr.. BROWN, Of Wells. the
yeas "a. NAYS 2-thc bill was read the third
time and passed the senate 10y yeas 81. nays 4. /
Mr.. ALLISON from the Jndiciary Committee, /
returned his bill, No. POI. amending sections |
eighteen aud nineteen Of An Act prescribing |
the power. and duties Of justices in state prose |
BUTTONS. approved May -. 1852: recommending |
IL passage.
rhe bin was passed 10 the third reading.
TN motion by Mr.. CARSON, his bill. Ne. Z
3l2. 10 amend the title Of an act concerning a. /
ccnses 10 Nend foreign merchandise 10 exhibit /
caravans circuses. shows, legerdemain. &C., /
was read the third time.
Ii pas-ed the senate by yeas -, nays o.
Mr.. MCCLu rigs bill. :, No. 3lG amending /
section :. aud Of An Act Ia enable owners of +
wet lands o. drain and rcclaim the same. &c.,
approved March :. 1863; was read the third
time.
u was passed the senate by yeas b, nays 4.
On motion by Mr. BROWN, of Wells, a call /
Of the senate was demanded, ordered and |
taken.
ON his further motion. IL was ordered that I
the names Of SeNators absent without leave bo +
spread upon the journal.
And then the senate adjourned.