Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-03-03

the passage Of law to prohibit the
immigration Of blacks and mulattoes
into this State. Referred to Mr..
Cushing.
Also, Of A. Vangullder, and 80
others Of the same county, for the
abolition Of the death penalty.
The bill to provide for the inspec-
ton Of salt--laid on the table.
The bill 10 regulate lees Of Pro-
bate Judges referred to Committee Of
the Whole.
The bill to amend the charter Of
the Gallioolis, Jackson and Chillicothe
Railroad company, was referred
to a select committee Of three.
The Senate adjourned until Wed.
nesday.
HoUsE.-Mr. Bliss offered a series
of amendments to the code bill
being the same as those reported BY
the Code Commissioners---which
were agreed to-yeas 20 nays 8.
A motion to strike out the section
which require pleadings to be verified
By oath was lost.
Mr.. O'Neil moved to strike out
the chapter relating to arrest and
bail (allowing Imprisonment for debt
in cases of iraud)-lost, and bill laid
on the table.
Mr.. Houk, from the standing CON-
mittee on the Judiciary to whom
was referred the supplementary re
port Of the Commissioners on Prac-
tice and Pleading, reported TO the
House the following bills:
A bill to amend the act relating &c
the organization Of courts oI justice,
and their powers and duties, passed
February l9, 1852.
A bill in relation TO exceptions TO
appeal bonds in cases taken by
appeal from Justices Of the Peace, or
/ from the Court oil Common Pleas.
A bill declaring the effect Of as
signments TO trustees in contempla'
ton OF insolvency.
A bill allowing writs OF certiorari
from the Court Of Common Pleas to
Justices of the Peace, in certain
criminal cases.
A bill prescribing the effect oI
tender in certain cases.
A bill authorizing suits upon writ
ten instruments to be brought in the
name ty which the same is executed
and prescribing the mode in which
sureiies Of executors, administrator
or guardians may be made parties L
judgments.
A bill authorizing special session
OF the Supreme Court.
The House refused to agree to th,
Senate amendment to the bill for tn
publication Of laws in newspapers
fixing the price at rs cents per thou
sand-yeas %, nays 46. Also th'
amendment locating the paper pub
fishing all the laws, at Columbus
Adjourned till Wednesday.
23d-SENATE.-Mr. Cushing re-
ported hack the bill to regulate th'
fees Of Probate Judges, and TO amend
the 9th section OF the act to pre-
scribe the duties OF Probate Courts
with amendments, which were
agreed tc; and the question Of mar
riage license being introduced, tht
Honorable Senators INDUCED them
selves a short time in poking fun a
the bachelor candidates for Cover
nor, after which, the bill was ordered
to be engrossed and read the thirC
time tomorrow.
A majority OF the Committee or
Public Works reported in favor o.
selling all the Public Works in the
State.
Mr.. Award reported back the
bill to prevent the contagion Of foo
rot in sheep, with amendments
which were agreed to, and the bill
passed.
The Senate refused 10 recede from
its endments to the bill, Tor tht
publication OF the laws in newspa
pers Striking out so, and inserting
rs as the price per thousand fol
composition thereon.)
/ The bill to remove the county sea
Of Perry county from New Lexing'
ton TO Somerset, passed.
| House amendments TO the Code
bill, were referred to the committee
on the Judiciary. The Code bill
passed-yeas IS, nays IL. Tht
usury bill was discussed.
24lh-SENATE.-Mr. Walkup re
ported back the bill to amend The
charter OF the Gallipolis, Jackson
and ChiIlicothe Railroad company
with amendments, which were
agreed to, and the bill was referred
to the committee Of the Whole.
The bill to regulate the fees o
Probate Judges, was read the third
time and referred to the COMMITTEES
on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Riddle reported back the bill
to establish a code Of civil procedure
with House amendment, which was
agreed to, and the bill was declared