County Matters, Department of, 88 to 160 Congressional Districts, Circuit and District Court of the United States, Commissioners in other States to take Depositions, &c., 164 165 165 Clerks of Circuit Courts-see Circuit Courts. Compensation of Public Officers, Clergy, Episcopal, Roman Catholic, 169 185 185 College, Wabash, St. Gabriel, Debt, Public and Domestic, 1. Legislative Department, Governor of the State, Indiana Historical Society, Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Justices of the Peace, Jurisdiction of the State, of Supreme Court, of Circuit Courts, of Probate Courts, 26 48 Library, State, do of Justices of the Peace, Lieutenant Governor of the State, Ministers, Methodist-Southern Conference, 52 24 203 170 Madison and Indianapolis Rail Road, Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, Newspapers in Indiana, Notaries Public-see County Matters, 199 202 166 88 Population at different periods, Pilots at the Falls of the Ohio, 18 166 88 48 Representatives for 1844-45, Representative Districts, Representatives to Congress, Judges of, Principal Merchants-see County Matters, Post Offices and Post Masters-see County Matters, Secretary of the State, elections of, 49 88 88 21 163 164 16 Senators of the State for 1844-45, 20 Secretary of the State, 24 Supreme Court, Judges of, 25 Clerk of, 25 TO THE INDIANA ANNUAL REGISTER, AND POCKET MANUAL: CONTAINING NAMES OF MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FOR 1845-46; TERMS OF THE CIRCUIT COURTS FOR 1846; LIST OF COUNTY OFFICERS ELECTED OR APPOINTED IN 1845, WITH THE DATES OF THEIR COMMISSIONS; A CORRECTED ALPHABETICAL LIST OF POST-OFFICES, AND ALSO, A NATIONAL REGISTER, AND SUNDRY MATTERS OF GENERAL IMPORTANCE. INDIANAPOLIS: PUBLISHED BY SAMUEL TURNER. 1846. PUBLISHER'S PREFACE. Ir is intended, in the following Appendix, to note the most important changes which have occurred since the preparation of the REGISTER for 1845, particularly the TERMS of the Circuit Courts for 1846, and the names of ASSOCIATE JUDGES, CLERKS, SHERIFFS, RECORDERS, and CORONERS, who were elected or appointed in 1845, with the dates of their commissions. In the department of civil government filled by JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, the changes have been but few, and additions to their number are deemed unnecessary. The same remark may be made in reference to the greater part of the DEPARTMENT of COUNTY MATTERS, an entire revision of which does not seem to be called for in the present publication. The LIST OF POST OFFICES IN INDIANA, their location, and names of Postmasters, have been obtained with considerable labor, and may be relied upon as the most correct of any heretofore published, having been brought down to the latest period possible from current way-bills at the Indianapolis Post Office. The NATIONAL REGISTER is a new feature in the work, which, it is hoped, will be found sufficiently valuable to justify the space which it occupies. The Publisher begs leave to remark, in conclusion, that in a work of this kind progressive improvement must be its distinguishing characteristic; the limits of which he is perfectly willing shall be determined by the liberality of the CITIZENS OF INDIANA. INDIANAPOLIS PRINTED BY E. CHAMBERLAIN. STATE GOVERNMENT. I. LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT. 1. SENATORS FOR 1845-'46. Constitutional number, 50. [For qualifications of Senators, see page 19.] Those in italics are Democrats. Allen, Adams, Wells, and Huntington, William Rockhill. Cass, Miami, and Wabash, Knox, Jefferson, William M. Reyburn. A. Major. C. V. Jones. Benjamin R. Edmonson. William W. Conner. John Zenor. Samuel A. Verbrike. Eli Murphey. Elisha D. English. S. Goodenow. Franklin Hardin. Abner T. Ellis. Lagrange, Steuben, Noble, and Dekalb, David B. Herriman. Laporte, Lake, and Porter, Lawrence, Marion, Madison and Hancock, Monroe and Brown, Montgomery, Morgan, Joseph W. Chapman. Hugh Hamer. Thomas J. Todd. Andrew Jackson. William Berry. Fred Moore. Parmenter M. Parks. |