The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-01-19
Ohio I.eEISIa fuFe.

In the Senate, yesterday, a bill was inti o lu-
ced iOT the encouragement OF Agriculture; also
q hill mandatory OF the ACT providing iOr main
teuancc rt illcgilinate children. The bill WAS
passed authorizing C,aniy Commissioners to
7, lucr II I Ndth ol county roads The bill 20
surinia: tie. C,siv OF Civil Procedures as to
pcr,rnI lnItIcS iesiiiyiu. i'm suits at law when
having iul,te>t therein was md .iinitcly post
poned after lengthy debate, by the very deci
ded vote al :: wears to 6 nays. A hill amen.
ding the act oi December ~, lSOi relative TO
confinement Of prisoners under authority ofthc
United States in the iailS of the Safe. was or
deryiI 10 he cnsrosed and read the third time
un the 9uih inst
In tie House bill was passed authorizing
vuio by the electors Of Perry county on the
question OF rrmoya! OF the county seat Of said
cpnntv-ycnrS 81 NAYS. 10. The House lns
>ed the resolution relative to diconrinuing Ia
bJr aud contracts on the State IIou,v: also the
joint resolutions introduced by Mr.. hird and
calling on the Acting Commissioners OF the
State House to iurnISh answers to various inter
rugtories relative to the plan ana probable rx-
lense of completing the Capitol. A rc>O 'uti0n
10 adjourn she die on the first day Of March
was laid on the table for discussion Mr. Mon
roe introduced a resolution, which underwent
some discussion, inStIucting our Senator's and
requesting our representatives in Cong. esS to
support Mr.. Bliss bill relative to the formation
Of iuries in United States District Courts. The
resolution was finally Tailed.
4 bill was introduced by Mr.. Monroe TO So
amend the Code of Civil Procedure as to pre-
vent the aSSignor Of claims against deccndcntS'
estates, from testilymg i'll favor Of the assignee
OF such claims.
4 resolution wa introduced inSructins the
e Al
lnoley drawn 10y Ion.--Cable as Inspector az
ter the office claimed to be held by Kim was
abolished. liH tnsL
In the Senate Yesterday, the following bills
were introduced: yiz-an act to reduce the
salaries ofJudccs of the Supreme Count from
three thousand to two thousand per annum.
TO provide for a geological survey of the State
to SO amend the provisions of the Civil Code a
TO require the publication OF notices Of sales Of
property on execution, in daily instead OfW eek
ly pIlS in those counties where the papers
advertising have larger da.ly than weekly cir
culation in their respective counties. Senate
Bill No. Il amending the School law, and the
bill to exempt farming lands within city limits
from taxation were indefinitely postponed. The
resolution was passed descending the resolution
ofthe last SESSION relative to the distribution Of
the proceeds Of the public lands among the
States or the support Of AgI icultmal Coz, sc
A resolution was introduced directing the Board
oi Public W forks to construct an cmbankment
on the IIocking canal in the town of Athens so
as to protect the canal from damage by the riy-
eT.
The following new bills were introduced in
to the House, yiz-to permanently establish
the corners Of original surveyed townships; to
apply the provisions ofthe 3iOih, 3lltlr 312th.
3l3th, 3ltth, and &l5th, sections of the CIVIL
Code to all actions now pending in the Courts
OF the State--So amending the school law as TO
direct pro rata distribution of school moneys
among the several counties according to the
amount raised by each county--tO amend the
act for the organization ofciticS and incorpora-
ted villages--tO authorize the trustees 0fjack-
son township in Mu>kngum county to sell
certain lot in the town Of Erazer>burgl gl--re-
pesling the act Of May !, 1854 TO provide against
the evils resulting from the sale ointoXjcating
liquors, amending the school laws 50 as to pro
vide for township instead oFcounty examiners.
The bill making an appropriation to continue
the work Of boring the artcSan well, and bill
so amending the school law as to allow OF the
union of town and township in the support Of
high schools, were passed. resolution was
adopted authorizing certain volumes flaw re-
ports to be furnished to the county of Gallia.
both houses adjourned until Tuesday morning.
--Oai0 StatesmDn. l5M inst.