BILLS OF THE SENATE-Continued.

approved March 9, 1859, and to provide for a penalty upon city taxes re-
maining delinquent after the third Monday in March, A. D. 1859," ap-
proved March 1, 1859.

154 A bill to amend sections 3, 5 and 6 of an act entitled "an act to provide for
the government and discipline of the State Prison, and to repeal an act
to provide for the government and discipline of the State Prison, ap-
proved March 3, 1855, and all other laws or parts of laws inconsistent
herewith," approved February 5, 1857

155 A bill requiring all persons hereafter sentenced to confinement in the State
Prison, to be conveyed to the State Prison at Jeffersonville, providing
for the transfer of convicts from one State Prison to the other, and re-
pealing an act entitled "an act to authorize the removal of convicts!
from the Southern State Prison to the Northern State Prison, and pro-
viding for the employment of convicts in each of said prisons, directing!
what counties shall send their convicts to the Northern State Prison,
and providing for carrying on the work in building said Northern State
Prison, and making appropriations for the support of said prison," ap-
proved June 1. 1861.....

156 A bill to amend the 4th section of an act entitled an act in relation to county
auditors," approved May 31, 1852
157 A bill defining the offenses of unlawful seizure, arrests, imprisonments and
removal of persons in or from this State, prescribing punishment there-
for, and declaring when this act shall take effect.

158 A bill to provide for the printing and binding of two thousand copies of thel
laws passed at the regular session of the General Assembly in the year
1863, in the German language, and for the distribution and sale of the

161 |A bill to enable Courts of Common Pleas to hold special terms at any] point agreed upon........

162 A bill to amend section 14 of an act entitled "an act providing for the elec-
tion and qualification of Justices of the Peace, and defining their juris-
diction, powers and duties in civil cases," approved June 9, 1852......
163 A bill to amend the 18th section of an act entitled "an act for the organ-
ization and regulation of the Indiana militia, prescribing penalties for
violation of said regulations, providing for the election and appoint-
ment of officers, defining the duties of military and civil officers, and
penalties for the neglect or violation thereof, providing encampments,
making appropriations for the support of said militia, repealing all
laws heretofore enacted on that subject saving certain acts therein
named, and declaring an emergency for the immediate, taking effect
thereof," approved May 11, 1861......

164 A bill for the payment of the Indiana Legion, and other State troops, for
services in defending the Ohio river border, and to provide payment
of other expenses of such troops during the time of such service....
165 A bill requiring recorders to record stamps on instruments, or otherwise in-
dicate the fact whether the same is stamped or not, and making the
record thereof, or copies of the same, evidence of such fact...
166 An act to establish an Agricultural College, to teach such branches of
learning as are related to agriculture and the mechanic arts, military
tactics, normal school instruction, and such other scientific and classical
studies as the General Assembly, or the Board of Trustees of said col-
lege, may direct, and to appropriate revenue for its endowment, sup-"
port and maintenance, and to provide a Board of Trustees for its man-1
agement....

167 A bill to authorize the sale of land deeded to the State by M. G. Bright, ly-
ing in Jasper and Newton counties, and prescribing the manner of
making such sale, and granting pre-emption to actual settlers on said
lands...

168 A bill to prevent the abandonment of plank, turnpike, McAdamized and
gravel roads in certain cases, and declaring who shall not be liable to
pay toll on such roads in certain cases....

169 A bill to amend section 1 of an act entitled "an act to amend section
7 of an act entitled an act to fix the times for holding the Common
Pleas Courts in the several counties of this State, the duration of the
terms thereof, and making all process from the Common Pleas Courts
returnable to such terms, and declaring when this act shall take effect,
and repealing all laws inconsistent therewith," approved March 5,
1859, so as to change the times of holding said courts in Jackson and
Bartholomew counties, and declaring when this act shall take effect,
approved March 9, 1861......

170 A bill repealing sections 1, 10 and 12 of an act entitled "an act to provide
for the erection of a new prison, north of the national road, election of
officers therefor, making appropriations, and for the regulation of the
same," approved March 5, 1859, and an act supplemental thereto, pro-
vid ng for the election of officers for the northern prison, prescribing
some of their duties, providing for the government of said prison, and