The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-02-09

notice of a bill to amend the act orgEhizing
the Board of Public Works, and defining
the powers of the same; and to repeal
certain sections of said act.
Mr.. Lawrence gave notice Of the follow,
ing bills:
"A bill concerning suits on the bond ol
executors or administrators,
"A bill to enable the receivers of insol-
vent banks to compound with the debtors
Of such banks.
A bill supplementary to the act to pro-
vide for the organization Of cities and in
corporation of villages, passed May 3d.
1859,
Mr.. Pendleton gave notice of a bill
supplementary to the act for the better or
ganization of orphan asylums.
Mr.. Lawrence, from the Judiciary
Committee introduced bill dispensing
with the proof Of the execution of deeds,
negotiable instruments and contracts for
the payment or delivery of money or
property, the Endorsement of notes and
the Endorsements and acceptance of bills.
Read the first time. -r
HousE.-The House again went into
committee of the whole Mr. Perkey in
the chair, and considered the following
bills;
Ist. To provide for the collection or tax
es on dissolution of injunction to restrain
their collection. ......
ed. To prevent the adulteration of in
toxicating liquors, and to prevent the evils
resulting from the manufacture and sale
thereof.
The committee having considered said
bills, reported the same back to the House,
with amendments; which the bills, were
appropriately referred. The House then
adjourned. t En-
SENATE, Feb 1.-Mr. Davis presented
sundry petitions, On temperance, which
were agreed to.
Mr.. Jewett reported from the Judiciary
committee relating to the jurisdiction of
Justices of Peace, and recommended its
indefinite postponement. Agreed to. g
Mr.. Jewett from the judiciary commit
tee reported back the bill supplementary
to the Code with amendments, which were
agreed to, and the bill was ordered 10 be
engrossed. $40 fa . r
- HopsE. IN. O'Neil from the Judicia
ry Committee, reported against the expe-
diency of raising commission to revise
the code of criminal procedure; which re-
port was agreed to.
THE same gentleman from the same
committee reported back the memorial of
Jesse Archer and others, praying that
colored paupers may be provided for in the
same manner as white paupers, without
recommendation, and askedto to be discharg
edfrom its further consideration Agreed
to. r..
Also, the bill to amend the justices
code, by allowing fifty cents day to ju-
rors. and recommended its indefinite post
ponement. Not agreed to-yeas 80,
nays 33.
The bill was recommitted to the Judi
ciary.
Senate amendment to House bill, sup
Elementary to the act defining the mode
Of laying out and establishing State roads,
was coucurred in. Yeas 60 nays 2.
SENATE, Feb, 2.-Senate bill to prohib-
it the circulation of foreign bank bills of a
less denomination than five dollars was
read a second time and referred to com
mittee Of the whole Senate, and made the
order of the day.
Senate bill supplementary to an act to
establish code of Civil Procedure, was
read the third time, and, on motion of Mr..
Smith Of Madison, it was recommittec to
the Judiciary Committee. staoa
e. Mr., Williams, of Coshocton, gave no
tice that he would, on tomorrow or some
subsequent day of the present session,
ask leave to introduce bill supplemental
yto an "act to regulate the election, con-
test of election, and resignation of JUS
stices of the peace" passed March II,
1858.
~ Mr.. Lawrence gave notice of his inten-
tion to introduce ga bill to authorize free
banking" also, ga bill to provide for the
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o'g HousE. MIR. Cross offered resolution
which was adopted, instructing the Fl
dance Committee to inquire into the pro-
visions of the Tax Law, and report such
amendments, alterations and modifca-
tons thereof as in the opinion of said
Committee shall be deemed just and ex-
pedient. @c lTE -tf
70 SENATE, Feb, 3.--Second reading of
bills. amending, &c., were the order of the
day. ,f la5 r..
- Housx.-Bills referred, amendments
offered, and local bills presented.
SENATE, Feb, 4.-Mr. Jewett, from
the Committee to whom was referred the
resolution to appoint three commissioners
to revise the code of criminal proceedings
of this State, reported bill providing for
the same which was read and laid upon