The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-09
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were introduced: "a sA
Supplementary to the act OF April II, 1858,
for the regulation ofthe Public Works; sap
P,emsutary to act establishing the Indspen-
cent Treasury, and the act further to provide
f,r the bottOr rsgulatoR OF the receipt - keee-
R5ag md disbursement Of the public funds; and
Eblll to authorize the Ripley and Hillsboro
tarnpike company to erect toll gate so as to
collect toll within the corporate limits OF the
incorporated village Of Ripley.
Bills were passed as !ollows:
iSenes..ing tho free hAnkingact Of 1851; to au-
:aOrize tho incorporated village Of Ashland to
BORROW money, and 10 authorize the election OF
an additional Judge Of common pleas in the
tI!rd subdivision Of the ninth judicial district.
A report was received from the Warden and
Directors Of the PenitentiaIy in response to a
resolution of the Senate, and was laid on the
table and ordered to he printed.
In response to resolution OF the Senate, the
Auditor Of State transmitted communication
to the effect that the report of MIR. Claypple,
relative to certain banks, had been "mysteri-
ouSiy distracted" from his office. He thinks
that Mr.. Claypole will be able from notes in his
possession, to make another report. .L Hs
Mr.. Schleich's resolution relative to bank
taxation, underwent some discussion and was
thor. 'yu sted els g. -r.E
"A resolutun was adopted that the report OF
the Commissioner of Statistics be printed an
bound with executive documents.
In the House the bill to punish seduction
Under promise Of mtrriage, whom the seducer Is
uiIre than eighteen and the seduced less than
eighteen years ofaSo was passea-1eaS 6f
Nays rs.
4 Resolution was passed providing for Joint
Committee to revise amondatory acts passed
since the adoption ofthe new Constitution.
This 10 the same Resolution introduced few
days since BY Mr. West, Of Logan. Also, a
Resolution instructing the Judiciary Commit
tees to examine and report whether there is any
irregularity in the act Of 1857, regulating de-
scent of property
A communication from the Acting State
House Commissioner was received and ordered
TO be printed. The bill introduced by Mr.. Cox
to amend the act for the better regulation of
schools in cities, towns, and incorporated viii
lagos, was defeated, the vote re considered, and
the bill re erred to select committee. a Reso-
lution was adopted to pay the claim Of J. j q.
Parks for two thousand dollars
The following bills were introduced:-By Mr.
Andrews TO repeal a certain act therein named
by Mr. Jackson, to compel railroads to make
bitches and build culverts, IN certain cases; by
Mr.. Cox, of Knox, to exempt from attachment
certain property therein named; by Mr.. Chase,
authorizing County Commissioners to fill va
cancy in the otii,e Of Coroner--0tio Statesman,
Feb. 1.
In the Senate yesterday new bills were intro
das5I, as follows: My Mr. Taylor, providing
for the distribution of the public arms. BY Mr..
"a do f,,Y nf in
certain cases. Numerous petitions were receiv-
I'D AMI appropriately referred. A lengthy ds-
ctlSSon was had upon the resolution relative to
printing; or the rOtun In Of the Capitol when
the sqms was inlefi9telY postponed. The bill
to fix the salaries of Judges in certain cases
passed. The Auditor sent in communication
saying that he had found the report Of Mr..
Ciaypoo which he sen: into the Senate. The
Attorney Gencrs and other State officers mad2
Il report to the Lewiston Reservoir The House
resolution relative to stairs in the State House,
and a resolution in reference to the claim Of
Dale Il Son passed. Mr.. Phelps.introduced a
bill supplementary to the act incorporating the
State Bank ofOhio. Mr.. Mckclly offered
resolution with reference to amendments to the
Constitution Mr.. Taylor introduced resolu-
ION in relation to the Supreme Court of the
United States, on the Bank Tax Law, which
was laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
In the House various petitions were received
and referred--among them several in favor of
amending the school laws so that each county
shall support It's own schools; also in favor of a.
meniment to the constitution SO as to permit
licensing the sale of intoxicating liquors; also
in favor of law authorizing Probate Courts to
admit aliens to citizenship; and remonStrances
numerouSly slgned against the sale OF the Pub.
lie Works of the State.
Considerable discussion was had upon the
question ofthe removal of the seat fjustce Of
Noble county.
Mr.. FINEFRoCK's resolution on Cuba was
called up in the afternoon. Several amend
nents were off.rred-when the resolution and
pending amendments were laid on the table.
The House adjourned esTly.-OhtO Statesman,
Feb. 5.
The House was not in session on yesterday.
in the Senate petition was presented for the
repeal orthe charter OF the village of Mt. YER
nen-also law to prevent the return of fugi.
tives-also to allow the Board Of L lucaton Of
Jefferson township, Mercer county, to borrow
money. Several Bills and Joint Resolutions
having been Aligned By the Speaker ofthe House
were signed by the President Of the Senate
House Resolutions relative to revising amenda-
tory acts, was indefinitely postponed. House
Bill to prohibit watchmen and police officers
from claiming with ss fees passed. also, II. B.
To amend the 1S6th section Of the Code Of Civil
Proce lure also S. 3. Toamend an act to pro-
vide for the execution of Deeds; also Il. B. To
authorize the making ofreal estate indexes, and
TO prescribe the duties Of County Commission
ers in certain counties
Tbe Joint r solution relative to contracting
with Mr.. Reninhart for a painting of the Re-
pulse at Fort Stephenson, WIS Indefinitely post
rpned the Report concerning the LEWISTON
Reservoir, was ordered to be printed in Senate
appen iix; an allowance Of pay for the first and
sscondday ofthe session, was made to Mr.. Mai
shall, the Reporter the Senate. The Senate
adiournel till MonlaY.-S Statemna, 9Th. INST