The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-02-25

please. Tie bin was finally referred 10 q
special committee.
M. Riddle reported a bin fixing the term,
Of the Common Pleas Courts for 1859 with
amendments, which was read and adopted,
when the bill passed.
The bills on the salaries Of Judges and
!. Legislators were re-commiued to the com
mittee on salaries, with instructions to con
solidate them.
:, HousE--Messrs. Poland, Okey, Shells.
barger, Rush, Ward of Crawford, Wilson
and Fenner were appointed a committee tc
district the State for Congressional repre-.
sentation.
The Senate resolution to appoint a COM
mittee to examine and report on the loans
made by the late Auditor of State, was re-
terIed to the Finance Committee.
The Senate amendment to the resolution
about the canal atthe Falls of Louisville, was
debated. The amendment provides that no
more than par value shall be paid for the
stock in the present canal. The Senate
amendment was adopted and the resolution
passed.
The probate bill was passed through the
committee of the whole, and was referred TO
the Judiciary Committee, with instructions to
report tomorrow morning.
The bill to appoint Commissioners to re-
wise the practice and pleading in the Courts
of0hio, was debated at length.
An amendment striking out SO, 900 ayear
and inserting "a a day as Judges salary,
was agreed to. The bill was then passed.
On. Enquirer
CoLrMDUs, Feb. 19.-SENArE.-The oues-
ton of the existence of Noble county, came
up this morning. and the motion of Mr.. Rich
to refer the proceedings of several meetings
held there; to the Committee on New Coun-
ties.
The bill to appoint Commissioners to re-
wise the practice ofthe Courts, came up from
the House, with sundry amendments, and
was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
HousE.-The Probate Court Bill, having
passed through committee of the whole, was
yesterday referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee, to be reported back to the House to-
day.
The bill providing for the appointment of
Code Commissioners, passed the House late
last evening. There was some discussion as
$500 per day. y
The question of special acts of incorpora-
ton was up this morning. The House de-
cided to refer the .ubiect, with instructions
to report a general bill.
CoLUMBUs, Feb. 20.-SENArE.-The Sem
ate disagreed to the House amendment to
the bill appointing commissioners to revise
the practice, &C., of the courts, which amend
ment fixed the compensation of the commits
sioners at four dollars per day. 1t now
so that the commissioners shall re-
at the rate of s $4,000 per annum.
the House will insist on its amend
ment we cannot say.
The bill to provide for the speedy compile
ion of the New State House, passed through
committee of the whole and was ordered
be engrosscd and read a third time to-
morrow.
HorsE.-The bill fixing the terms Of the
Courts Of Common Pleas, is now a law, as
$ also the bill relating to the organization of
Courts and their powers and duties. The
after Is a measure of some importance, dis
posing ofgraye questions hat have been ag-
t.ted, touching The operation of the laws Of
he State.
The Clerks have met with a final discom-
iture in contending for the honor and proft)
If dispensing the matrimonial "papers."
they are given to to the Probate Judge,
who will.probably pay for the privilege in
being prohibited from practising law. The
has yet to act on the latter amend
nent. 4
Mr.. Fisher has introduced in the House a
ill providing for the establi hment and reg I
Ilatlon of a House of Correction for juvenile
ifenders.
The bill provides for the building of said !
Institution, under the supervision Of the Di- !;
ectors Of the Penitentiary, who may appoint +
Superintendent ofthe building. Upon its
ompletlon, all females, of whatever age, ?
nd males under the age of twenty, who are l
4 the Penitentiary, shall be transferred to q
he House of Correction, to serve out their e
srms; the same regulation as to age and n
to apply to future convictions tor all PEN =,
offences. The c~onyicts to be en- !,
in such occupations as may be d. '
After its completion, the Directors |
f the P~enitentiary are to appoint a Super c
ltendent; who is to hold his office for three =
cars. Z
The quarry grounds" owned by the u
tate, are designated as the site in Mr.. Fs.
i'll.
COLUMBUS, Feb. observation-disclosures a
lie bills passed the Senate, was one to pro- tN
de for the more speedy completion of the Il
ew State House. The bill has now gone 6,
the House. :,
The militia bill was under consideration !"
.e most Of the morning in committee of the
hole.
HoUsE.-The Probate Court Bill passed a
G House this afternoon, after a somewhat Y;
debate, We alluded yesterday to OF
me OF its provisions -StateSman. o,
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