Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-04-15

CoLUMRus. Anil 5th. 1859.


ferring fraudulent bills oflajing. passed
The bill relating to the boundaries Of
counties was read the third time and
passed.
The bills regulating the sales of rail-
way bonds, and to promote the destruc
ton Of wolves. passed.
House. The question being on or
dering the tax bill to the third reading,
Mr. Ward, of Warren, made a long
speech in opposition to the clauses tax
ing United States and State Stocks, and
the mode of taxing banks.
The Tax bill was read the third time
and passed. Yeas So, Nays 90.
6th.-Senate.--The bill to attach the
county of Noble 10 the first subdivision
of the eighth Judicial District (for judi
cial purposes), J, passed.
The bill providing for the appoint
ment of officers of the Ohio Penitentia-
ry. passed.
The adjournment resolution was dis
cussed, but without definite action.
House.-BilI to regulate hours Of
manuel labor, passed.
The bill 10 repeal the act defining the
duties of justices of the peace and con-
stables in civil cases, passed March
25th, 1851, passed.
The adjournment resolution was de-
bated up TO the adjournment.
Tih -Sendte.-All House amend
menis to tax bill agreed TO except the
one which exempts all grounds occupied
by roads, canals, &C.,
A message was received from the
House announcing that they had rece-
ded from their amendment to the tax BILL
which thereby becomes law.
House.-The bill TO provide for fur
nishingnew seals and presses for courts
passed.
The bill defining the duties of the
manufactures Of salt laid on the table
Another Committee of Conference on
the printing bill was appointed.
8th.-Sendte.-The bill further pre-
scribing the jurisdiction OF Probate
Judges, passed, yeas l9. nays 6.
HouSe.--The second Committee oi
Conference on the printing bill made
report, recommending the Senate TO re-
cede from its amendment, which was
agreed to.
9h.--SeHate.-The bill to provide
for the execution of deeds lost or de.
stroyed, was passed.
The Senate agreed to the House
amendments TO the public printing bill
and it is now law.
The bill to suppress drunkenness was
referred to a select committee. consist
ing Of Messrs Covey, Gushing and Vat
tier. Adjourned.
House.-Mr. Struble presented pc
iition from 1O,5O0 persons, asking fol
the admission of all medical students tC
the benefits Of practicing. &c, in the
Commercial Hospital of Cincinnati or
equal terms.
The bill attaching Noble County tc
the first subdivision of the third district
passed.
1Oh.-Sendte.-Several bills wert
read the second time, and referred.
The Senate went into committe OF the
whole, and discussed several bills, the
one for recognizing the benevolent In
stituiions ofihe State. was recommitted
The whole afternoon was spent il
discussing a resolution to loan to Gov
ernor KossU!h the arms of the State
which was finally modified and adopted
House.-Several petitions asking the
State to loan the State arms TO Kossuth
were presented,
Mr. Eckert introduced bill TO amend
the act for the collection of claims
against steamboats,.
The general corporation bill was dis
cussed in committee of the whole.
moysviIIe andBIg sandy RnIIrond-PrO.
poets Frightening.
The MaysviIle Eagle says that Mr.
Childe, Engineer Of the Maysvill,
and Big Sandy Railroad, has returned
from the East, and that he represent
the disposition OF capitalists and con
tractors with respect to this road tC
be most favorable, having exhibited
TO them the reports, maps, profiles