The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-25

for the year f~ss. for violation ofthe prosi..ons
81 An Act concerning sheep killing dog. etc.
which was read the fr-t time
TIE STATE TREASURY.
Mr.. cr-IvER introduced bin = No z54
for An Act o. amend sc. > Il ..An Act to pro-
vide q Treasury system for the state Il lndi-
ana etc.. adding these words: "oT National
Banks regularly organized under the Laws
q the United state which was read the
7 frst timc.-again BY the title and referred
20 the Committee on Finance.
ORGANIZATION OF RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.
Mr.. COBB INTRODUCES, a bill =. No. 20 flr
/ An Act 10 amend Zee. q IAN Act supple
mental 20 An Act for the incorporation Of high
schools ETC.. which was read the nrst time
EVANSVILLE.
Mr.. ALLISON introduced bin i. No. rs
for An Act 20 amend the charter 81 the city q
Tyansyille: which was read the first time
again bv title. and referred % the Committee
on Corporations.
PTIv TIE CEMETERIES.
Mr.. BENNETT introduced bill :. No. 81
for An Act for the establishment and pre-erNa-
ton Of pri gate cemeteries etc. which was read
the first time-again By title. and referred 70
the Committee on the Right, and Privileges II
the Inhabitants Of the state.
prcEDFSTs. ESTATES.
Mr.. HANNA introduced bin =. No. 21-l
% amend section 81 q An Act for the settle
ment Of decedent-. estates. etc, approved June
l., 1852, which was read the first time-again
by title, and referred % the Committee on the
judiciary.
OATH or CHALLENGED VOTERS.
Mr.. BENNETT introduced bill :. No. 30. ]
/ for An Act 10 amend section q Of IN Act reg
ulating general elections. ETC.. approved June
IL, 1852; which was read the first time again
by title. and referred 10 the Committee on the
judiciary. Adding 10 the usual oath these
words: . that YOU did not at any time leave
YOUR residence, in this or any other state, %
avoid military duty in the service Of the
United States, and that you did not volunia-
rily enlist or serve in the army or navy Of the
sO-called Confederate states: or IN any way,
voluntarily, directly OF indirectly, aid or abet
the government Of the same.
CHANGE OF VENUE.
Mr.. CULVER introduced bill :. No. 260l
| for An Act TO amend section ~ OF the the
General Practice Act, approved June II, 1872,
which was read the first time-again by title.
and referred 10 the Judicilry committee.
CLINTON COMMON Pleas.
Mr.. McClurg's bill No. 23l. described on
page 81 was read the second time and ordered
engrossed for the third reading.
WORK FOR COMMITTEES.
The following described senate bills were
read the second time and referred TO appro-
PIRATE committees:
Mr.. Williams. No. go. in relation to the or
ganiIation OF the General Assembly-to the
Committee on Finance.
Mr.. CObb's. No. -. for the relief Of Talbot
& Costigan-to the Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Williams No 2:s3. concerning adopted
children-to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Cason's. No. 81, amending city incOrpo-
ration laws-to the Committee ON Corpora
tions.
Mr.. Culyer's. No. 23j, concerning County
Auditors-to the Committee on County and
Township Business.
Mr.. Wards, No. 26, requiring Railroad
Companies to transport live stock and charge a
uniform rate therefor-t0 special Committee
If one from each Congressional District,
Mr.. Noyes', No. 231, property to be sold
under process Of law without valuation or a.
sessment-t to the judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Bonham's. No. 2Ss, prescribing an oath
for practieing lawyers-to the judiciary Com
mittee.
The following described bills were read by
title only
>ssessions II Circuit with Common Pleas Courts,
was read by title only. and referred to the
Committee ON Organization Of Courts.
Mr. DYKES, 30, To amend the Liquor Law
described in proceedings Of day before yestcr
day. was read 10y title only. and referred to
I the Committee on Temperance.
/ Mr.. Cason's, No. I'll. in relation To witnesses
introduced yesterday. read by title only
and referred To the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Van Buskirks. No. 2i2. changing the
\ time for holding the Common Pleas Court,
was read by title only. and referred To a Select
Committee. viz: Mes>rs. Van Buskirk. Mason,
\ Cullen. Reagan and Marshall.
Mr. Van Bu~kirk's No. 2i3. changing the
time for holding the Circuit Court IN the fourth
Judicial District, was read by title only, and
/ referred 10 q Select Commute consisting Of
! the Senators from that Judicial District.
The Committee on the Organization Of Courts
/ bill. No. pa. fixing the number of Justices Of
4 the Peace was read by title only, and referred
! 10 the Committee on Organization Of Courts.
Mr.. Ma>Ons. No. 20. concerning new trials
was read by title only, and referred To the Jul
dietary Committee.
On motion by Mr.. BENNETT, the reference
Of the bill :. 20i, in relation to witnesses, was
changed from the judiciary TO the Committee
on Rights and Privileges.
en- motion by Mr.. MASON, the bill :. 66,
changing the time for holding Common Pleas
Courts, was recommitted to the Select Com
mittee heretofore appointed thereon.
On motion by Mr.. WRIGHT, the bill III, r.
I 80, TO authorize certain per>oR61o dig canal
/ from the Calumet River 10 Lake Michigan. for
I the purpose of draining portion Of the swamp
| lands Of Lake and Porter counties, was refer
/ red 10 the judiciary Committee without read
/ ing-even by the title.
And then the senate took recess until =
/ o'clock.