Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 5, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 January 1846 — Page 3

3nltQna State Bentinel. WEEKLY EDITION. JtTtanAL VICILAUCE If THE MICK 01 tlltlTT. INDIANAPOLIS, JAXUAKY 22, 184 6.

Democratic Xouiluntions. For Governor, JAMES WHITCOMB. For lieutenant Governor, PAIC1S C. DU.MXG.

Adjournment of the Legislature. Late od Tuesday afternoon, both House of the Indiana Legislature adjourned tine die, the session having been extended one day longer than was agreed upon by the two Houses, in consequence of the sickness of the Governor, who was unable, until yesterday, to finish signing the bills passed at the late session.

The State Debt The bill to provide for the payment of the public debt, and for the completion of the Wabash and Erie canal, was passed to be engrossed in the Senate on the ICth instant. The day was occupied in discussing various proposed amendments ; and one of much importance, providing that the law shall not take effect until one half of oar outstanding bonds shall be cancelled, by being exchanged for the new bond proposed to be issued by the bill. The effect of this amendment is to make the canal pay for one half of the principal of the present debt, (excepting Bank bonds.) It is a much more favorable arrangement than could have been secured by the bill as it passed the House. Without this amendment, we could not fully approve of the bill. We have no doubt the House will concur in the Senate's amendment, and thus will be effected an arrangement of this immensely important subject, which, we hope, will be satis

factory to our bondholders, and within the ability uf

the people to meet. 07" The Revenue bill passed the House of Repre

sentatives on the 16th inst., providing for an assessment of 25 cents on the hundred dollars, and 75 cents poll tax, in anticipation of the passage of the bill in

relation to the State debt.

' Michael G. Blight, Esq., was, on the 16th inst., re-elected Agent of State for two years. The vote

stood as follows:

M. G. Bright, -C. II. Test, R. A. Chandler, -Nathaniel M'Clure,

1st. 62 35 22 19

2d. 74 43

00 14

The Apportionment. 1 The following table shows the strength of the par-

lies (.predicated on we result ot the last rresiaential election) in the respective Senatorial and Representative Districts, as provided for by the apportionment bill which has been passed by the present Legislature. Journal. SENATE. Democrat .

Steuben, Dekalb and Noble, Elkhart and Lagrange, Allen, Wells and Adams, Jay, Blackford and Randolph, Franklin, Dearborn, Madison and Hancock, Carroll and Clinton, Tippecanoe, Montgomery, Fountain, Shelby,Johnson, Morgan, Clay, Vigo, and Sullivan, Owen and Greene, Monroe and Brown, Ohio and Switzerland, Clark, Jackson and Scott, Lawrence, Washington, Floyd, Orange and Crawford, Daviess and Martin, Pike, Gibson and Dubois, Posey and Vanderburgh, Warrick, Spencer and Perry,

Total, Whit. Kosciusko, Whitley and Huntington, Wayne, Henry, Delaware and Grant, Wabash and Miami, Richardville, Cass and Pulaski, Fulton, Marshall and Si. Joseph, Laporte, Porter and Lake, Fayette and Union, Ripley, Rush, Decatur, Tipton, Boone and Hamilton, Parke and Vermillion, Putnam, Hendricks, Marion, Bartholomew and Jennings, Jefferson, Harrison, Knox, Warren, White, Benton, Jasper, &.C., Total,

23

oo

Mr. Chandler's name was withdrawn after the first vote. For Lessee of the State Prison, the vote stood as follows, to-wit :

S. II. Patterson, , - - - - 96 i

Simon Bottorff, - - - 43 Samu ;1 H. Patterson was declared duly elected for ten years, to pay $3,000 per annum to the State. For Warden of Slate Prison:

1st. 2d. 3d. 47 4S 49 20 14 0 23 7 0 41 60 73 3 3 9

William Lee was declared duly elected for three years from the 14th June next.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Whist.

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Alex. Britton, Samuel B. Mullen, James Boyer, Wm. Lee, Blank,

ITIissouri Constitution. We learn through the St. Louis Reporter, that the State Convention now enjrajred in the work of making anew Constitution for 'the' State of Missouri, have decided that there shall be no corporate banking in future no emission of paper for circulation, by corporations or individuals ; and that the Legislature may sell out its stock in the Bank of Missouri, at such time and in such manner as may be designated by law. It has also been decided that, hereafter, the State shall neither invest nor deposite money in the stock or vaults of nny corporation. The Convention has moreover decided that stockholders 6hall be. individually liable to the full amount of their fortunes. in all corporations, except municipal, political, charitable and educational. And, in addition to

this, all charters are to be repealable by a majority of the Legislature,-last, not least, the State is to be prohibited from borrowing money for internal improvements. All these are highly desirable reforms, and we shall greatly rejoice to see them sanctioned and adopted by the people. OT Mr. Hannegan of the U. S. Senate, and Messrs. J. W. Davis, Owen, Henley, and Wick, will receive our thanks for valuable public documents. Important News from Georgia. The Cbatanooga Gazette states, upon the authority of a gentleman direct from Milledgeville, that a bill has passed the Legislature of Georgia appropriating $65,000 per annum in connexion with the profits of the road, for the completion of the Western and Atlantic Railroad. So we may confidently expect Georgia to meet us at Chattanooga. Let there be no delay on the part of those who intend to take stock in the Chattanooga Railroad.

Pennsylvania Legislature. This body met on Tuesday week. D. L. Sherwood, Esq., of Tioga, was elated Speaker of the Senate, and Fmley Patteron, Esq., of Armstrong, Speaker of the House. On the following day the Message of Gov. Shunk was presented.

A Handsome -Present. A few friends of the New York Morning News, a sterling Democratic paper, have presented the establishment with an entirely new set of type", as a testimonial of their approbation of the coursa of its talented editor, J. L. 0'Sulliran, Esq. The committee who made this gift, consists of Chas. O'Conner, James McCullough, Wm. Chamberlain, Moses Taylor, D. C. Pentz all, says the Evening Post, eminent merchants of that city. The editor acknowledges the compliment in a long letter of thanks and good resolutions for the future. Texas. An election was held in Texas on the 15th iust. for Governor and members of the Legislature. The returns indicate that J. P. Henderson is elected Governor. It is regarded as certain that Gen. S. Houston will be elected one of the United States Senators.

Wm. W. Nofsinjrer, a lad of five or six summers, and son of Dr. Nofainger, Representative from Parke county, wa3 killed by the kick of a horse at his grandfather's, in Putnam county, on Monday the 29tbult, Death or Ex-Govebnor Thomas. James Thomas, formerly Governor of Maryland, died at his residence in St. Mary's county, on Christmas day, aged 62 years. The Washington Correspondent of a New York paper, complains that an honorable member from Indiana smokes cigars in the House, directly under the gallery occupied by tlie ladies. We put it on record, says the Springfield Republic, that in the year 1345, in the town of Springfield, and State of Ohio, common cider sold for $7 50 a barrel, apples $1 50, and $1 30 a bushel. Judge Leigh, the executor of John Randolph, has purchased a large tract of land in Mercer Co., Ohio on which to locate the slaves, some 300, manumitted by that remarkable man.

Bishop Soule, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, left New Orleans on the Dth ult., in the steamship New York for Galveston, to attend the Texas Conference. '

Washington Irving, it is said, will return home from Spain in the Spring.

Wayne, Vigo, Parke, Putnam, Rush, Henry, Kosciusko, St. Joseph, Warren, Delaware, Vermillion, Hendricks, Union, Decatur, Jennings, Ripley, Scott, Knox, Vanderburgh, Spencer, Perry, Harrison, Cass and Richardville, Laporte, Allen, Lagrange and Noble, Randolph, Marion, Jefferson, Hamilton, Fayette, Daviess, Crawford,

Ohio, Miami and Wabash, Total, One each in 1346-50.

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rab 4 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 1 o 1 1 1 1

GO CD F-l 4 2 2 2 2 2

oö 3 2 2 2 2 2

0 0 0 2

2 2 3 2

Democrats.

Tippecanoe, Montgomery, Posey, Franklin, Washington, Clark, Sullivan, Grant, Madison, Hancock, Johnson, Morgan, Clay, G reene, Owen, Jackson, Lawrence, Dubois, Gibson, Warrick, Fountain, Clinton and Tipton, Elkhart, Noble, Carroll, Bartholomew, Boone, Shelby, Dearborn, Monroe and Brown, Da vi- and Martin, Orange and Crawford, Ohio and Switzerland, Steuben and Dekalb, Whitley and Huntington, Wells and Adams, Marshall, Fulton and Stark, Porter and Lake, Pulaski, White and Benton, Jay and Blackford, Floyd, Pike, Democrats, Whigs,

CD i - 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 52 43

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2 2 2 2 2 2 2

2 2 0 1 2 1 1 3 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 55 45

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3 2 2 o 2 2 2 52 49

LAWS OF INDIANA. ,LV ACT To provide for the Funded Debt of the Slate of Indiana, and fur the completion of the Wabash and Erie Canal to Evansville.

WatNtAi, Honor and justice alike require that such

other causes, to be applied as fallows, and in the following order that is to say . Ffrtt. To pay iu full the interest, at and after the rat of six per centum per annum oo the sum or sums advanced for the rotnple'tao of said canal to Evansville, or oo so much rf said tum or samt c-s mir at soy ti:ne remain a pa id t and

the remainder (if any) to be applied to pay the balance of the

by virtue of the first section of this act, and ihaH assume 1 fctc-r. 33. This act ahall take efTL-ct and h in lWr

uun, '- l . , r - - r .V ... .j a f .. .w- .,

equitable provision shoolJ bo speedily made for the d - i JJ" "j i u,. charge of the peconiery obligations of the Stale at shall f Xtf pa in fM t0 the .bscilbers maVin old adbe just and acceptable to its creditor, honorable to the vanre or their assignees, interest at and af et the rate of people of Indiana, and at the same time within the ability two and one half per reut. pr annum on the piincipal of of the State, without farther involving the people in the the rx-nds they may have sui rendered as aforesaid i and for general debt t Asa wiians, An arrangement based up- the puipose of always knowing by wh m any bond or b..r.ds on a mJera sis'em of taxation, and the completion cf . w urreodeted, it shall be the duty of the Axeot of Slate ,k. VI' . , . . k. i r- i . r.. ; k.i ;.... ,n ' at the lime of Ihe surrender o him of any bund or bunds as

" -'- - - i ,fortid , uke a fu accoUi t of the numbers thereof, and secure the object, aforesaid: Asd waaiiaa. In order o,. who;n ,he roe we,e .urieodered t. which tu;l be furIninri flil tfltrktA m rmmt1 fP( nrfcrttnfl nf Onr nstrwl. ! . . . . . . . . .i .

. . . r,. " r ; . ninea io saia noara ui uuMees, waenever ine same snail ue xerei unpiovineu i.tr cy tne MJie.cn tne principal i trie ,tftrr nn the Sti i ...w h... .-,.. t , bohlers have manifested a willingness to aid in the com- orniaeL I surrendered bui.d. from ihe first dar ..f Janua.r. 1S47.M ,,?rT ,e ,l BnJ 1 me nwafier, to compltle

nletinn of aaiil nniL within th ensuins fiur Year, tu the I ThiriL Ta i.ar in full th inle ret at th rat f fire wr Ihe fir-t da i.f Jamur 1S.-.3 i t whlrh ti-n ih.. ri-firn. M M""1 oul 01 its reveooe, derived from laiation

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Ohio river Axs Wmebis, This proposition embraces, cent

iue payment or inter! at toe rate ct nve per ceanina per - goon the .obscripiiori mentioned . ection si halt annum on the balance! which the State leservei tlje nght;u miJ t)d ;J ,herepn ,u of doing at its pleasure. W henever any vacancy hall occur , , 1 , ,. in the board of irustee. by death, resunatl. or other caue. ,"'' pro-ided in section se.en cf this act. auch f acancy shall be filled by Ihe General Akscmbly, or t j . not 're. Pretided. That onul there is urrmJrr .1 the subscribers aforesaid, or their asignee, tu wham be- e'd cancelltd. bonds vf the Stale to the emnont of oie longed the election i f the trustee wboc teat hall become 'half of all the bonds outanding, (except bank bonJ) it vaont, as the case my be. shall not he lawful for the Governor lo convey by de-d. Sect. IS. .The MU and revenues of said Canal shall be. 'h W.ba.h and Erie ca.ial. lands, toll. &c . as provided applied U the lepalrs and expends thereof and "ecx-en- be fi bth ,pction of lb, Ponded, further. sion of the aims until after the firt dr f Jinnarr, 1347 1 , . , , . from whkh peiiod.an l un to and ii.ciu'ninc the fiit day of That the acceptance, as provided in ih eleenlb terti,.a January, IS53, Mid lolls and revet ues, after defraying all r lhl" of Vnt of nd '' the Uneral Uav. needful eXpeiiditutci and nutlirs forrepaiis, attendance, and ernment. by their act, to grant certain la id to the fta'e other necmiry ilä p ap;rtvii.iu thereto, hall be applied of Indiana, the belter to enaMe said ilate to extend and sal'ject to the limi: at ions contained iu the eehth. scclioo of: complete the Wabarh and Erie canal from Tetre Haul this act, to the payment uf the two and a tuif per cent, in- 1 10 xhe Ohio Ri'er, shall not be eoi irued L. make il obli-

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49 50 45 43 47

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2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 , 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 o 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 53 47

Total,

100 100 100 100 100

The moment the democracy cease their opposition to the principles of monopoly, and do not war energetically against the measures through which those principles seek their developement ; that moment there ceases to be any essential difference between the two gTeat parties which divide the country, and the politics of the nation muFt degenerate to a contest between a few eminent men and their adherents, in which the mass of the people are sure of being oppressed and plundered, let which ever of the two factions remain triumphant. Ohio Statesman,

of paid stock in full as f4t a the same can be done first

paling the interest and principal in full to uch holders of said special slof k or their assigned as shall bare subscribed

to the advance afoiesaid.

IFovrth. To pay in full to any other holder of any cettititkate of stork by this act authorized to be issded, interest

at and aft -r the rate of t and oue half per centum per

annum on the amount of the principal thereof.

Fifth. To pay into the treaurr of the State any balance

which may remain on hand ; which balance shall be applied

as a ovneral arranrement. the navment bv taxation, of two (ir,l? k cieaied for that portion of airearage and ac

and a half rer cent, on the unorovidfd oublic debt of lhe.c,ni,,6 'erest.charged over aCaint the canal, and für which

State, and . reli.n,.. f, Ih. rmainin, two and . half rr ? P"VlM 'D fl made lj the Mile,) IDj to pay the p-.inc.p.l

cent, on the lands, tolls, and water rents of at id Wabash and Erie canals (after paying expenses of construction and repairs) thereby greatly relieving the people of Indiana flora burthensome taxation, and virtually discharging them from any liability fir the said remaining interest, and looking alone to said canal, its lo'Is and other revenues, for half the interest on said entire public debt: Aso witsui, There is reason to believe that the plan embraced in the following provisions is entirely within the means ef the State successfully to accomplish that it will be acceptable to our creditorshonorable to the people represented by this General Assembly, and wilt add to the wealth, prosperity and advancement of Indiana: Therefore. Sectio 1. Be it enacted 0y the General Aitembly f the State of Indiana, That whenever the holder of any bond r bonds of this State, (ihe bonds issued under the original bank charter excepted.) hall choose to surrender the same op to the Slate, there shall be issued to such

holder a new certificate of stock, which stock shall be redeemable at the pleasure of the Stale after twenty years, and which certificate 6hall specify and set forth the amount of principal of such bond or bonds so surrendered, sod also distinct from the principal, the amount of interest which may appear to be due and accruing on euch bond or bonds from la January, 1841, to lat January, 1847, inclusive, computing the same at the rate of two and one ha'f per centum per annum, and on which the State will pay interest as follows, that is to say : On the principal specified in such certificate, the State shall and will pay interest at and after the rate of two per centum per annum from the first day of Janary, 1847, up to and exclusive of the first day of January, 1853 at which period the amount of interest specified in such certificates, snd the one half of one per cent, per annum on said principal from the first day of January, 1847 U the first day of January, 1 353, shall be added to said principal, and from that time forth the State shall and will pay interest on said principal and interest so added, at and after (he rate of two and o;e half per centum per annum until the ssme shall be fi.-iaüy redeemed: Provided, henoeter. That no bond shall be surrendered as aforsaid, or certificate irsued therefor, that has not attached to it the coupons or interest warrants falling due on and after the first day of July. 1847 : And provided further. That if the revenues of the State, up to the first day of January, 1653, to be derived from a property

tax of twenty-five cents on every one hundred dollars of

value, and a poll tax of seventy-five cents, shall not, by reason of the taxes being paid in six per cent treasury notes, or from other cause, lie sufficient, after defraying the current expenses of the government, to pay taid rate of interest of two per cent., then and in that case, the Slate shall only be required to pay, op to said first day of January, 1553, such rate of interest as the par funda in her treasury, derived from the taxation aforsaid, shall enable her to do; which shall be paid and distribu

ted pro rata on the principal specified in such certificate of

stock, and the deficit wilh six per cent, interest per an num from the lime it became due, the State shall and will make up and pay to the holders of such certificates, on or

by the fir.-t day of January, 1853. Sectio 2. Every certificate issued under this act sbsll be signed in blank, and numbered bv the treasurer and auditor of State, and shall be under the seal of the State; and at the time of its being delivered, shall be filled up and countersigned by the agent of State : whose duty

it shall be to receive the bonds that may be aurrendercd,

and issue the certificates of stock therefor, entering at the

same time in suitable books to be provided for tbat-purpose,

credits to the respective parties so surrendering bonds, for the principal and the interest specified in their respective

certificates.

Sectios 3. Coupons or interest warrants falling due

on and after July first, 1841, and up to and including Jan

uary first, 1 847, that may have leen clipped or separated

from the bonds to which tbey were attached, may also be

surrendered, and En place of them a certificate of stock ahall be issued, computing the interest and amount in the

same manner as if such coupons were still attached to the bonds to which they were originally attached ; but on the amount of such certicates no interest shall be paid until after January first, 1853. Sectios 4. The stock created pursuant to this act shall be transferable only in the city of New York, on books to be provided far that purpose by the Stsie, by the holder or holders thereof; or his, her, or their duly constituted attorney and in pursuance of such rules as may be adopted or may be prescribed by law. But no transfer shall, at any time be permitted, except on the surrender and cancelment of the outstanding certificate. Sectio 5. The interest on the stock hereby created, shall be payable half-yearly, at the city of New York, on the first days of January and July of each year, commencing on the first day of July, 1847. But if the interest for any half year shall not be demanded before the expiration of thirteen months from the time the same became due, it shall only be demandable afterwards, at the treasury of the State ; and for the payment of the interest, and the redemption of the principal as herein provided, the faith vt

tne State is hereby solemnly pledged

j it. lopayin iuii ine iiiicrrM i ine rate vi uve p-r me uisuij m January, is.u at wnicn une me oencien- i ü I iper'aonutn, on the specul stock hereinafu r n itned, cies, (if any.) of Mid toll and. rev enurs, to discharge said j StCT S4- J hat nothing in this act shall be so cn-

interest shall be added lo the unpiovidtd for two and a hlf strued, as to allow the trustees, pr.))oed U I appointed

per cent, on the principal of said bond snrrenceied, from , or elected, in this act, to erect any dam. bridge, or ar-v the firt day of January, 1841, U the fi t day of Janoaiy, ! other structure, in the constru-tion of the extension of the !ii';dJhK 'Un ,,hrr,0f r'ha'I .b ,cKonver,ed i1n,V,he I Wt" nd Eri canal, so as in snT mannrf U impede special stock herein Cef-re referred to-the principal and In- th. .,, ot lKe M f,k r Wfc:.-

h 1 .4 I " ft " " as svfv-r

teret of which, shall be only payable out of the said Caiiai

lands and tolls and revenues of said Canal, as herein befo:e provided ; and fr which proper ceitificates f stock shall be issued. But for the redemption of said principal oi the paymeot of said iuteiest, tlie faith of the Stale is in no-wise pledged. Sect. 14. It shall be lawful fur any other person than a

bondholder t subcube to the ad v .nee aforeaid and such

by the State to the redemption and retirement of any of ihe patty .all hare the rtht to register with the trutces a

outstanding ntocks created by thu act at the pleasure of the ! brief description of bonds r certificates of stock under such State: Provided, That if the State at any ti're hereaf er be- ; subscription, at any time, within one year from the first day comes the holder of any of raid stork she may at her elec- j of November next; anJ furthei, any bondholder shall have

tion deem it to be extinguished or she may learJ it as still , tbCxnht withiu two years from the hut day of November

outstanding, and be entitled to receive and diaw upon it

whatever of ioterent the tolls and revenues of saiJ cnal

next, to register with said tmtees a dexciiption of his or her

bond or cerufira'e of stotk.and pay up lo said tiustees his pro rata Ihtie of said advance, logeiber with ißteiest from the time when the oiiinal subscription took tlTct and which registry and payment shall place such party on the same footing as if be had Originally aubCiibed thereto. Sect. 15. The rirt bo id of trustees organized under this act shall fix Ihe time and place, and by suitable rules and regulations lo be entered upon their record", prescribe the mode and manner of subsequently electing tiustees on the part of Ihe aubsciibers aforesaid, and tho-e who may thereafter become subscrit er, or their a-iinre which rules ni regulations hall at all times be subject to be altered vt ameoded by said boaM. Sect. 16. The inte et and principal to be paid out of saiJ canal hnds, and to!'s and revenues of said canal by said trustees, shall be payable half yearly, at the city of New York, on the first diys of January and July of each year, commei cing on the nut day t f July, U47. Sect. 17. The majority cf the said boa id of trustees shall have power and auth,.iiiy to act and decide in all ca-es t ana

the anion or decision of the m:j rity shall be binding on j Sro'.t be and they are hrrebv pr h bited fmm levying a tax;

may pay upon it Aid provided further. That if the tolls

nd levenoes of sjiJ canal shall be insufficient for all the

purposes aforesaid, then they shall be applied pro lata among the respective parties entitled theieto. First paying In full those first entitled, and so on totiet euotiei. From and after the first day of January, 1S53, an account of the lolls and terrnuesof and expenditures ou that p itl n of the canal

between Lafayette (inclusive) and the Ohio Slate line sha!l

be kept separate and distinct Torn a like account of that portion between Lafayette (exclusive) and Cvansville; and fiom and after that period the tolls and tevenues deiived fiom the fiist named portion, after defraying; necesstry ex

penses, repairs, and outlays, shall first be applied to make

the full inteirst of 5 per centum per annum on the ceitificates of stck that may be issued for the bonds now outStanding and known as the Wabash and Kiic canal bonds and if insufficient for that purpose the same shall be apportioned and paid pro rata no the amount of said ceitificates, and if more than sufficient, the excess shall be added to the tolls and revenues derived fiom that poiti.m between La

fayette (exclusive) and Kvansvil'e, and the sum thereof , said board, and be d emed to be the action or decision of said

gallon oi me easi in oi rule Kivrr in Us rr

seht state, or as it may be hereafter improved by the con

struction of dams for s!aek-water ravigation, as the rigl.t to do has been secured to a company chartered !y the present Legislature in an art, entitled, "An act for the improvement of White R ver." 8ect. 3S. The State reserves the right of fixing, by law, the salaries to he allowed the trusters, mentioned in

ithe seventh section of this art.

JOHN SIMOXSON. Speaker of the Ilmite of Revr Mutative t. J. O. HEAD. Pretident of ike Senate. AirRovti), January 19. 1846: JAS. WHITCOMB. I. John IT. Thompson, Secretary of State, do berehf eertify that the foregoins; is a troe and complete copy -f the original enrolment of an act entitljd "An act to" provide for the funded debt of the State of Indiana, and fur the completion of the Wabash and Erie Canal lo Evans ville,' now on rVe in this rfli e. In testimony whereof. I have hereunto set my band and affixed ihe seal of the Stale at Indianapolis, ibis 19. h day of January, 1846. JOHN II. THOMPSON. Secretary of Slate. AX ACT to prohibit the Cmnty court of S-ott county, from leryinr a Tax therein named. Sr.CTrow I Be it enacted ly the General Aumhly, of th Btate of Indiana, That the Cutv court of he e-nntv t

for county purposes, higher t?"an fifty cents on the one bun

dred dollars worth ot propnty. Sect. 2. Thl act to be in force from and after it pa aIge, and publication io the Inriun State Sentinel. jniix S. SIMOXSON. Speaker cf the IInue rf Repre'enttt'vet. CODLOVE S. ORTH. Pruidrnt of the Senate Arrrored Jannirr 14h, 1S46. JAMES WHITCOMB. AX ACT to change the time of tummnnin Petit Jitmrt to appear in the Circuit Court, for Vigo county, and for ot' er purposes therein named. SrcTinw I. Be it enacted by the General Assembly, of the

ing out of, the tmst heieny created, shall be borne and paid ' State of Indiana, That hereaf'er it fhall be li-' ful for, and by said trustees, out of the proceeds of said lands, or the j made the duty of the SheiiflT of Vizo county, to summon the tolls and revenues of said canal. I Petit Jurors for the Circuit court theieof, t b and appear Sect. 20. This act hall te a public act, and shall be jon the ?econd Monday of each term of aü Circuit court, llbeially constiued in all courts of juiice j and the State J inted of the first Monday of each term of said Court, shall and will supply by future legislation all such defects. Sect. 2. And be it further enacted. That the flr-v week

board; excepttng however that no sale or conveyance by

said trustees to any or the lat d to be deeded by them as aforesaid, shall be valid or binding, unless concuned in, and the contract of sale or conveyance be signed by the trustee on the part of the State. Sect IS. The State reserves the right of alt ting or regulating the taiifTuf tolls, that may at any time be established by said board if trustees, whith however shall always be in accoidance wi n the taiilT of tolls on similar woiks. Sect. 19. All expenses attending the selections of land under the act of Congie afoiesuid, all expenses of surveying said canal, remaining unpaid, all expenses of classifying

said lan Js, and all other expenses connected with, or grow

shall be paid as herein before in this section is provided

But for the sufficiency of said lands or tolls and revenue of said canal to pay the advances a foresail, or for the faithful application of the same by said trustees to said purposes, the faith of the State is and shall be in no wise pledged. Sect. 9. Before the deed vt trust herein prow led to be

given shall be delivered to Slid trustees, said suhsciibers to ' said advance shall pay over to said tru-tces, ten per centum of the amount of their said subset ipt ion and thereafter; from time to tim, as fuithcr sum hall be needed for the prosecution of said Canal. Tbey shall oo the requisition of j said tiustees, pay over to them such sum or sums as they may call for, not exceeding, however, at any one time 5 per cent, on the entire subsciip'ion. And if said subscribers, for the spice of ninety diys aftei any such call by aaid trustees, shall fail to py the sum or sums so required, they shall , forfeit all sums pievicusly advanced, and also all the priority and preference which by this act i given them. And if any one or more of such subset iber shall fail to pay as peCifled in this section, it shall be lawful for any one or moie i

of the Other subscribers to said alvance, or otheis, lo pay ' found to exist, as shall enable the tiustees aforesaid to carry ' of each term of said Circuit Court, shall be occupied in ta-

the same, and such payment shall give to the person or persons so paying the like lien on said canal, its land and reve

nues, for the amount so at any time paid, as the oi iginal subset ibers might have if paid by them; and the trus ees appointed under the pi o visions of this act shall pay to him, her, or them, his, her, or their proper share ol the avails thereof. And if by leason of the Mime of saiJ subscribers to make said advances, said trusters shall not be able to effect ihe completion of said canal within the period beie-in-before mentioned, then, and in that case, the lands and

property hereby granted to said trustees shall revert back to, ' ty, who shall be required to execute a bond to the State, to

and become again the property of ihe Stale. And no auch be approved ol by the Governor, in the penal sum of ten failure or any act or omission, or consequence of such fail- , thousand dollars, for the faithful perfoimance of his duties ore, act, or omission on the part of the said subscribers to . as cngioeer ; and shall be subject to be removed by the Govsaid advance, shall at any time in any minner operate as a ' ernor during the vacatiou of the Legislature, or by the Gen-

pledge of the faith of the State for any sum or sums hereby ' era! Assembly when in session, f ir mi-conduct, inefficiency

provided to be paid out of the revenues or lands of said ca

nal; but the execution of the deed as specified in section eight of this act, ahall of itself opeiate at a release of the faith of the State from the payment of any part of such um.

into full effect the fair and obvious intent of this act ; and . king judgments by dcfanlt, nil dicit and by enfji-ii,.

pleading, arguing ana settling alt demurrers, and clo-irg the issues in all the causes set for tiial at the said term of tsaid Court, and the taial of chanrerry causes and all other causes that the patty may azree upon. Sect. 3. All ciiminal causes in said eiurt shall beset for the first day of the stcond week of said term, and take pircedence of civil causes. Sect 4. All laws or part of laws conflicting with the provisions of this set be and the ame aer hcrebr repeaVd. Sect 5, This act to be in foiee fiom and af'er its passage, and publication in the Indiana State Journal and Indiana Slate Sentinel. Jniix S. SIMON'SOTC. Speaker cf the Ilnute of Repretentatixet. GODLOVF. S. ORTH, President of the Stnate. Approved Jarimrv 14th, 1846 1 JAMES WHITCOMB.

the Governor is hereby required to give all necessary in for

ma'ion to the parties interested, and to do any act or thing which may be necesaiy t cany t'üs act into effect, and to facilitate any proceeding contemplated by this act Sect. 21. The troops of the United States, and their munitions of war, shall at all times be transported on aaid canal, free of any charge whatever. Sect. 22. Said trustees shall employ a chief engineer of

known and established character for experience and lotrgi

or neglect of duty. The said engineer before enteiing on his

duties, fhall take an oath that he will faithfully and impartially peiform the duties of his office, without lespect to

persons, and that he neither is, nor will be, interested rti

and all other sums and interest except the principal of the lectly or indi ecily in auy jb, woik, nrcontiact let or to be

stock and the interest of two and one half per cent, per an

num. as provided in Ihe fiist secti n of this act. For the amount of any such call, said trustees shall give to said subscribers the pro, er certificate under their corporate seal, and fiom that time only shall interest be computed on such adVance. But for the puncipal of any such advance, or the

j inteiest on the same, the faiib of the State is or shall be in

no wise pledged. Sect. 10. The said board of trustees shall be a corpora-

let on said canal, or connected iheiewith, during his contin

uance in office. Sect. 23. Said trustees shall have the right to locate and

constiuct such feeders, feeder dams, side-cuts, and teser

AN ACT in relation to the limitation of art.'ont vpon trän ter ptt of Jut'icn of the Frare. Sect I. B it enacted by the General emly rf the State of Indiana, Thai so much f aitic'e 5, rhaiter 40, nf the Revised Statu'e of IS43, as rrqui-es actions opon judg-

tion, and shall have a corporate seal, and conveyances of. of aaid canal is now authorizdby law to do; and the word any of the lands or lots gi anted to them as aforesaid, shall ' " canal " wherever u-ed in this act, shall te Construed to be in the name of u The board of trustees of the Wabash ' mean and include all its fecdeis, feeder dams, side-cuts and

and Lue canal," and shall be under their corporate seal. Before entering on their duties, they shall take au oath or af-

voirs, as may be necessary to supply said canal with water, ' ments rendered before Justices .f the Peace, tob begun wi'h

and may take auch timber, stone, or other mateiiaU as may j in ix jews from and after the rendition rf such judgments be necessary for the conituclion of said canal, by making to j and not after, be and the same is hereby repealed, the pioper owners reasonable compensation theiefor, on the j Sfct. 2. This act to be in force fiom and after its r,a" same terms and in the same manner as the Suiieiintenlent ! age, an 1 publication in the Indiana Slate Journal and Indi-

anana State SeBtinel.

JOMV S. SIMONSON.

firmati n faithfully ai.d impaitially to discharge the same t

and shall each also give bond to the State, with surety to be appioved of by the Governor, in the penal sum of $25,000, for the pioper discharge of their duties, and the faithful application of, and accounting for, all moneys which sh ill come to their hnnJs by reason of said tiust. It shall be Ihe duty of said trustees to take chaige of said canal, with all its ap-

retervous.

Sect. 24. Every person who shall wi fully and malici

ously ii jure or destroy any lock, culvert or embankment

of said csnal, or shall wilfully or maliciously make any i

a a aa . -a -a I mm

aperture or ureacn in any emoatmrnent ot sa.u cans, w.m . ACT . f.t ... f . - - . f c ,

Speaker of the IIue of Repreentot!tet. CODLOVE S. ORTH, President of the Senate. Approved Januaty 13th, 1846: JAMES WHITCOMB.

intent to injure or destroy ihe same, shall, on conviction, be punished by imprisonment in the btate Prison at hard labor not more than five vers. or by fine not exceeding

fa the counties of Perry and Htrrison.

SccTtow I. Be it enacted by the Gneral Aembty of the Slate of Indiana. That the Probate Court of I'errv c tinir

purtenances, and canal lanJs"and propeity, and adopt and put fie hundred dollars, and imprisonm. nt in the county jail j shall commence its session upon the forth. Instead of tne

ia executioa such plans and measures as they shall deem

most expedient for the prosecution and completion of raid canal, with its necessary side cuts and feeders to Kvansville, within the period heieiti-before prescribed; and for this purpose they shall appoint and employ all needful officers and agents; and may lequire them to give ecuiity, and take an oath for the faithful petformance of their duties, and either of aaid trustees shall be empowered to adnr.initer such oath. They shall make all contracts for woik and laboi on said canal, and for the mateiia's to be furnished therefor. They shall rail in on said subscription a sum sufficient to insure

Sectioit 6. For the purpose of saving and securing the completion of said Canal within the period h.-rein speci

not more than two years; and hall be moreover liable lo ' second Moidiy in the respective mon bs in which it has

said trustees for the damages occasioned thereby, which i heretorme b.n required to commence. i u i u ii k : i. i . f Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, Tbit the Probate Court of damages when recoveied shall be considered as a part of . . . f, ... t ... . . . b , ., , , ,. , ,,r Iiatrison county shall heieafter be held on the third Monthe revenues of said canal, and applied accoid.nßly. djJ8 cf TtX)tTJt May Ao,ust ,nd N0Tember, in each

oect. 3. 1 ue lime oi nuai inTiiieni on au saiea vi .

themselves the remainder of the in'erest not herein before provided for, snd the accruing interest not herein before pro. vided for on the bonds surrendered as aforsaid, computing the same at and afier the rate of two and one half per cent.

per annum, it shall be lawful for said bond-holders, or any

lied, and not less than six hundred thousand dollats (inclu

ding sanl payment or ten percent. lobe pud within two years, from Ihe time sail trust takes eflVct. They shall leceive the moneys advanced by subsciibe.s as afoiesaid, for the completion of said canal and shall disburse the same.

They shall attend to the sales of the canal lands embraced

of them, and they shall have the privilege of raising among . jn the afoiesaiJ deed of tiut, which ihey may in their dis

fj-The London Morning Chronicle says that a committee is forming of members of the Bar and eminent Solicitors, for the purpose of setting on foot a public subscription, in honor of Mr. Justice Story. It i intended to offer to the benchers of Lincoln's Inn a marble statue of this eminent Judge, as a " tribute of respect due to an accomplished lawyer, whose im

mortal works are equally estimated in the 'mother

country' and in the American United btates."

The Lancaster Intelligencer thinks the present of cows and sheep to Hon. Daniel Webster, by Prince Albert, was most appropriate.

themselves by a pro rata subscription on the amount of

bonds held by them respectively, at any time before the first day of January next, a sufficient sum not lees bow ever, than two millions, two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, to complete the Wabash and Erie canal to Evansville; and upon subscribing and promising to pay said amount or so much thereof as niay be needed, lo Trustees, as herein after provided, snd to be advanced in such sums as shall ensure the completion of said canal to Evansville, and all necessary tide cuts, feeders, feeder dams, reservoirs, and all side cuts, which may be hereafter particularly mentioned, within four years from the taking effect of ihie act ; the canal lands, and tolls and revenues of said canal shall be specifically set apart and conveyed to said trustees, in trust and security, to reimburse to said subscribers th. ir said advances, and to pay the remaining interest oo the said bonds, in the manner hereafter specified. Sect. 7. As soon as said sum shill bave been subscribed, it shall be lawful for said subscribers to elect two decreet peisons, both of whom shall be citizens of the United States, and one of whm shall be a citizen and resident ef this State, as trustres; and on notice theieof accompanied with a copy of the subscription aforesaid, given to the Governor, he shall appoint, if in the retess of the Legislature, but if not, the two Houses ahall elect by joiot ballot a third discreet petson ; and these three shall constitute a board to be known by the Kyle and description of the boatd of trustee of the Wabash and Erie canal, and who shall bold their offices for the term of thiee years from the time nf their said election or appointment, and until others are elected and appointed in their places t Provided, huicecer. In the case of Ihe trustee on the part of the State, if be shall have been appointed in the recess of the Lrgislatuie, he shall only hold bn office until his successor shall be elected as aforesaid, by the U o Houses of the next Geoeial Assembly. Sect. 8. So soon as said trustees liiall bave been eiert d or appointed as aforesaid, it shall be the duty of the Gorer

n r, in the name and under the seal of the Stute, to execute nd deliver to said trustees, by Ihe corporate name of the board of tiustees vt the Wabash and Kne canal, a deed or patent for the bed of the Wabash and Eiie canal, and its extensions, finished and to be finished from the Ohio Stale line to Evansville. including its banks, maigins, tow-paths, sidecuts, feeders, basins, right of way, locks, dams, water-power, and structures, and all matnials pi o vided or collected for its construction, and II the propeity, light, ti le and interest of the State in and to the same, with all its appurtenana rites, and also all the lands end lots (not sold or disposed of) heretofore given, granted, or donated by the Geneial Government to the State, to aid ia the construction of said canal, or aoy paitof it, or which may be hereafter acquired under, or by reason of any existing grant, and all moneys due and to crow due and remaining unpaid on account of any aale or sales heretofore made of any canal lands so donated, aud all moneys due, or to grow due on account of any existing leases of any water-power or other privilege on said canal, its side-cuts, feeders, basins, or other appurtenances i said board of trustees to have, hold, possess and enjoy the same as fully and absolutely as the State can or could do i subject, nevertheless, to all existing rights and equities aratnsl the State on account of the same, or any part thereof, or liabilities of the State growing out of, or in relation thereto i and the same to be held by said trustees in trust and security for the uses and purposes following, that is to sayt First. The proceeds of taiJ lands, (old and unsold,) to be applied to the re-payment of the principal sum or sums that may have been advanced for the completion of said canal, its side-cots snd feeders, and to the payment for work.

labor and materials, to bt a mo and furnished in and about the furtbr; prosecution and construction of said canal. Seeon. The balance of the proceeds of said lands, (if any,) and the tolls and revenues of said canal up to and including the first day of January, 1S53, after defraying all I needful and proper expenditures for repairs, attendance, and

cretion (subject lo the limitations heiein-after specified.) sell

for ready money or on credit. They ahall from time to time establish a tautf of tolls on said canal, teceive all the tolls and revenues of said canal, and all the other moneys arising under the tiusts in this act created, and shall pay the same ou in faithful execution if their a id liust, keeping a record of all their doings and proceedings, which shall at all ti nes be open to the inspection nf the public authorities of this Sia e. They shall keep a full, just and true account of all moneys by them received for, or by reason of their said trust, and of their disbursements of the same; and shall annually report to the Legisiatme the geneial condition of said canal and canal lands, and exhibit a full account of their receipts and disbursements, and shall d all the acts needful and proper in aud abort the sate of said canal lands, and the completion of said canal to Evansville. with necessary side cuts and feeders, pailiculaily the side cuts and locks to the Wabash river, on sections 136 or 137, between Co-l cieek and Terte Haute, and on sections 33 or 34 and 43 as heretofore surveyed, between Coal ere. k and Lafayette, heretofore contemplated ; and Ihe side cut and basin, from station 578 to the bank of Eel liver, opposite Poinl Commerce, as surveyed and reported by It. II. Fauntteroy; and in and about Ihe caie and preservation of said canal, its side cuts and feeders, after the sirae shall have been fininshed ; and in and about the police, general government and irgulation'of the same. The tiustees shall have power from time to time to make, oidain, and eUblish such teasonabte lutes, by-laws, and regulations io relation to the collection of the tolls, tianspoitation onsaid canal, the conduct uf boats and rafts, and the general police of said canal, as aie usual, or may be found necessary, aud to enfoice the observat on of the same. Step. 11. The State hereby accepts the grant made by the General Government, by the act entitled An act 10 grant certain lands to the State cf Indiana, the better to enable the said State to extend and com pie e the Wabash and Kiie canal from Terre Haute to ibe Ohio iier," approved March 3, li43j and the lands selected by the State under said act, shall be classified under the direction and supervision of the Governor into three classes, taking into view, quality snd location ; and the lands of the first class shall at all times be subject to sale, at a pi ice not exceeding two dollars and fif'j cents per acre i the lands of the second class shall at all times be subject lo sale, at a piice not exceeding two dollars per acie ; and the lauds of the third class ahall at all litnes be subject lo sale, at a pi ice not exceeding one d .liar and twent)-5ve cents per acre. Provided, however, Tbat none of said lands or any other shall be sold at any time, at a less price than is provided in the acts of Congiess donating the same. Saving and reserving to actual settlers and occupants, at the time of the pissage of this a;t, of any of said lauds graoted to said trustees, the right to enter and purchase the tract of land, not less than a quarter-quarter section, nor more than a half-quatter section, by him actually settled and occupied, (and which be shall continue to occupy at the time of said entry,) at the price per acre, at which the same has been or may be valued or classified, irlespective of the improvements that may have been made by such settler t which right shall continue for the space of one year from the time when the deed of trust aforesaid shall be delivered to said trustees ; and for which such settler shall only be requited to pay at tba time of entry or purchase, one fifth part of the pnrchase money in hand, and the tesidue be shall be required to pay in five equal annual instalments, with interest annually In advance oo the whole balance of the purchase money remaining doe and unpaid. Provided, hoicever, When two or more persons, not entitled to any right of entiy, shall apply at the same time to purchase the tame tract, it ahall be sold to that one of the ap

plicants who shall bid and pay, or secure to be paid, (as the case may be,) the highest price. Sac. 12. The liust hereby created, sha'1 cease aod be determined, whenever tba moneys advanced for the completion of said Canal with the interest aud the special stock aforesaid shall have been paid and refunded, aud the State shall have taken up and retired one half of the stock, issued

Wahash and Erie canal lands heretofore made, shall, upon the request of the holder of any certificate of purchase, Ix extendeJ for the term of five years from and after the term when the same ahall ft!ldue: Provided, however, That the interest shall be paid annually in advance as now re quired by law. Sect. 26. The State may at any time file her bill in

j Chancery in the Marion or any other Circuit Court io this

Stale, against said trustees, to ei join them from any violation of said trust, and also to compel them to execute the same. Sect. 27. Should either of the ssid trustees, or any officer or agent itppointrd by them, emlnzzleor fraudulently convert to his own use, or secrete with intent so to convert to his own nse, any of the funds, rboses in action, securities or ffll-cts which may come into bis hands or

possession tinder or by virtue of ihe trusts created by this act, the trustee, officer or agent no offending shall be deemed to have committed the crime of grand larceny, and upon conviction thereof, shall euff r the punishment prescribed for tbat offence, in the fifteenth section of article first, of chapter fifiy-lhreo of lb Revised Statutes of 1843. Sect. 28. The capacity cf that portion of said cancl yet to be finished shall be the same a established and provided io the original and late surveys, and the said trustees shall cause to be constructed and kept in repair on the entire line of said canal suitable bridges over all Stale and county roads, crossing the same in the same manner as is now required on the line of said canal east of Tippecanoe. Pect. 29. SaiJ canal finished and to be finished, shall be deemed and taken to be a public highway, and shall be free lo all persons whomsoever to pas snd repass with their own boats or o her water craft, and with their own produce, goods and chatte!, wares and merchandise ; such peraons conforming to such uniform rules and regulations, and paying such uniform tolls as may be established and required Sict. 30. Said trustees shall establish at least one land office for the sale of said canal lands, at some convenient poinl in this Slate, for the transaction of all business connected with said lrot. Sect. 31. It shall be the duty of said trustees to return to the Auditor of State, on or before the first day of November in each year, a lift of all Und sold by virtue of ihe trust. - Sect. 32. It hall b optional with the State at any time hereafter to call in and require a surrender of the outstanding stack issued under ibe first section of this act by giving to the holders of such stock a new certificate fr the one balf of the principal thereof to bear interest at and after the rate of five per centum per annum, and which principal and interest fchall be payable and redeemable by the State out of the revena a thereof, the principal to be payable at the pleasure of the State, and by giving to such bolder another certificate lor the other hlf of the principal of such stock, to bear a like interest of five per centum per annum, and to be paid and redeemed, and only paid and redeemed out of the canal lands and the tolls and revenues of said canal as aforesaid, as provided in the eighth section of this act, and from and after the time that the State ahall call in said stock, issued under the first section of this act, and shall issue new certificates as aforesaid, the State, its faith and revenues shall be only pledged and responsible for the payment of one half of said principal and interest at tht rale f five per centum per annum thereon; for the other half of said principal and interest the holders ot said certificates shall look solely and exclusively to said canal lands and the lolls and revenues of said canal as provided in the eighth section af iresaid of this act t Provided, hiccver, Tuat the Slate ahall have the option of redeeming said canal certificates out of the revenues of said State in the same manner as if this seetion wer not adopted. And. provided father, That the excess of the revenues of said canal lands and tolls and revenues of said canal, after paying siid interest of said five per canton per annum on said canal stock (if any

j there bo,) shall be applied to tba redemption aitd absolute

retirement of said canal steel.

Fr.c. 3. This act shall be in force from and after its pas

sage and publication in the Indiana Mate Sen'met. JOHN S. SIMONSON. Speaker of the Hntxe of Representatives. GODI.OVR S. ORT If. President of the Senate. Approved Dec. 30. 1845 JAMES WHITCOMB. AX ACT to extend the provisions of the Revised Statut of 1S43, r'j relation to roads and highways in the county of Posey. Sec I. Be it enacted by the Geneial Assembly of the Slate cf Indiana, That all the provisions of the flcil-ed tatoe of 1S43 and all acts amendatory theieof of a geneial nature, in telation to roads and highways be and the same hereby aie extended to Ihe coun'y of P-sev. Sec. 2. This to take effect and be in force from and after its publication in the It diana State Sentinel. JOHX S. SIMONSON.. Speaker of the House of Representatives. JAM KS G REAP, President of the Senate. Approved Janony 14, 1916 t JAMES WHITCO.V3. A JOIST RESOLUTION legalizing the a,ts rf JVjirj? Strickten. Justice of the Peace of Greene county. Wheseas, Henty Ftrirklen, a Justice of the Peace cf Eel River township, Gieene countr had, by accident, in the fall of 1844, his docket destroyed by fire And wberea. there weie many eases pending; on sid doeket. Stc. 1. Therefore be if Resolved, by the General Assembly of the Slate of Indianna, That the te vision, and transferrin the business of s-'id lost docket, on a newene.be and the same is hereby legalized, so f.ir as the same may be d"ne,by the said Henry Stricklen, unJef his seal as justice of the Peace. Sec 2. This joint resolution to be in force from and aPer its passage and publication in the Indima State Sentinel. JOHN S. SIMOXSON, Speaker of the Howe nf Representative. GODLOVK S. OR I H. Pretident of the Senate. Approved Dec 30, IS4? r " JAMES WHITCOMB.

Dicl, In this citv, on the 1st inst., Mr. El vir., conrort of Mr. Johx'F. Ramset, in the 31st year of her ae, leaving a husband and three small children to mourn their irreparable loss. In the death of Mrs. Ramsey, the community generally has lost a most excellent cittizen; and the M. E. Church in particular, of whi.-b she had been a faithful, consistent communicant and a worthy member for about twelve years.

State or Indiana Joliiison Coin:y. I Isaac Jones, clerk of the Johnson circuit Court, no certify that at the tseitlenibei term ol Ihe Joliowa Cur Hit crl, A. 1815, David White filed bis amdavK la r court thrwiph the rq'iest of Catharine rHille, Iherrt. buwmg to ihe court mal KeyHold T. Stille, her law fill hiistmnd, was a non resi.tent and lived without the Stnte of In.lnna, and further ih. t said Rillee bad loraken Im S ihe p yenra, he "' WMtlr" wU Ihn he never intended to come bark, etd Unl it was the arMo aid wife to obuln a divorce io said court. ISAAC JOXE. Clei. Oct. 14, 1815. 73-wt B. R. i. Ilicat. Drp. iioisi: FOIl A IAZ.

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