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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER IL.

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER IL.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-The chair announ-
ced the following Standing Committees viz:
On Privileges and Elections-Messrs Kaler, Dial,
Trimble of Muskingum, Sharp and Matthews.
Judiciary-Messrs. Backus Vallandgham, Trim
BILE of Highland Metculf and Corwin.
Caims-Messrs. Wilson, Kennon, McGrew, Yost
and Curtiss.
Public Works and Public Lands.-Messrs. Hib.
berd, Clark Of Butler, Talman, Metcaf and White
Roads and ghways-Messrs. Trmble of Mus
kingum, Mcfarland, McGrew, Emery and Park.
Railroads g. Turnpikes-Messrs, Lawrence, Smith
of Licking, Horton, McNahan of Lucas, and Ritchey
Common Schools & School Lands-Messrs. Blake,
Warren, Horton, Abernehy and Owens
Universities, Colleges and Acamedies-Messrs.
Truesdale, Noble of Seneca, Hoge, Hines and Will
liams of Clark.
Medical Societies and Colleges-Messrs. Fisher,
Hines, Hibberd Abernethy and Clark of Franklin.
Militia-Messrs Vallandigham, Kaer Berry, No
BILE of Franklin, and Kerr.
Agr grculture-Messrs Tallman, McMahan of Co
shocton, Poor, Bloodhuff and Moore.
Manufactures and Commerce-Messrs. Beatty,
Converse, Curtiss, Donnenworth and Potter.
Corporations-Messrs Corwin, Warren, Harsh,
Yost and Johnston.
Currency-Messrs. Bennett Ellison, Russell of
Harrison Emery and Owens.
Benevolent lnsttutons-M -Messrs. Warren, Will
liams of lark, Noble of Seneca Breck and Kerr.
| Pententary-Messr Breck, McMakn, Noble of
| Franklin, kennon and Fisher.
Library N essrs. Russell of Harrison, Russell of
Portage, Moore Shaw and Johnston.
State Buildings-tessr Brown, Coe, Clark of
! Franklin, Williams of CoshoCton and Killer.
| New Countes--Aessrs. Killer, Converse, Turley,
Larimer and Matthews.
observation-disclosures. IIoge, McEahan of Co.
shocton, Ritchey, Purviance and Park.
Salaries g. Fees of Public Offcesr-Messrs Whit
ridge, Smith of Hamilton, Brown Cock and Wilson.
Public Printing essrs. Potter, Mcfarland,
Truesdale, Lyle and Whitridge.
Federal Relations essrs. Trimble of Highland,
Ellison, Backus, Dial and Bennett.
Unfinished Business essrs. McMakin, White,
Cotton, Sharp and Beatty.
Enrollment-Messrs Musgrove and Harsh.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1876.
IN SENATE.
By Mr. NEWMAN, from the Judiciary Commit
tee; 10 which was referred the bill for the repeal of
The Registry Law, reported back without amend
ment.
By Mr.. NEWMAN, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, TO which was referred the act granting liz
ccnses, &C., reported bill to the effect, that the
action given by the second section of the act, be
an action ofdebt
Mr.. THoRNHILL, offered resolution that the
Judiciary Committee be instructed to inquire in
to the expedency of so amending the law regua-
ting Attorneys, as to allow all persons of good
moral character 10 practice in our courts of Law.
Agreed to.
BY Mr.. BEAVER. Resolved by the General As
SenIbLy of The State Of Ohio That our Senators
and Representatives in Congress, be requested to
use their influence to obtain the passage of a law
of Congress, emitting widows of those who may
fall in the Mexican war, to a pension, and pay
for such time as shall be just, together with those
who may be disabled by the contingencies ofwar.
And also, for increase of pay of private soldiers
to ten dollars per month, while in the service
aforesaid. And that the Governor be requested
to transmit copies of this resolution to the men,
bers from Ohio, in both Houses of Congress.
message was received from the House, an
nouncing its readiness TO meet the Senate for the
Inauguration of Governor.
The Senate then repaired to the House Of Rep
resenatves, and on its return 10 It's chamber, ad-
journed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The hour set apart for the inauguration of the
Governor elect having arrived, Mr.. Trimble of
Highland, movedto lay the whole matter on the
table. Agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Hibbard, a message was
sent TO the Senate, informing that body that the
hall ofthe House was ready for its reception.
At IL O'Clock (he Senators having taken their
places in the House,) the joint committee of the
two houses, appointed for that purpose, escorted
his Excellency into the hall OF the House; and a('
ter an address TO the Throne of Grace from the
Rev. DR.. Hoge, the oath ofoflice Westminster.
cd to the Governor elect by Judge Bowen, and
the Inaugural Address delivered.
On motion Of Mr.. 1rimble Of Highland, the
Governors Inaugural Address was laid upon the
table and orderedto be printed for the use of the
members.
The House adjourned.
MONDAY, DECEMBER ID, 1896.
IN SENATE.
Immediately after the reading of,he journa
Mr.. Ecklsy announced the death of Francis Horr
Senator from Delaware and Marion, and the Sen
ute adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. TRRvsDALE offered the following resoln
tions. @'