Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-02-22
Whar the LcgIsIn tuure has Done


The following is full list of the Acts
and Joint Resolutions passed at the special
session Of the General Assembly of Ohio,
from the commencement of the session, on
the Sd ofJanuary last, to this date:
l. An act making partiol appropriations
for the year 1859.
2. An act to authorize the Com
missioners of Butler county to borrow
money and to levy taxes for purpose
therein named. ,.,.-.-'7 -
3. An act transferring certain appropri'
atoms for the Benevolent Institutions.
4. An act to authorize the issue of pre-
ferred stock for the extension of the Gin
cinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Rail-
road.
5. An act to authorize any and all the
shares of stock held by the State in the
turnpike companies of this State, and to
amend section one of an act in relation to
the duties of the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund, passed May l., 1854.
6. An act supplementary to an act to
provide for the reorganization, supervision
and maintenance Of Common Schools,
passed March "a, 1858.
7. An act relating 20 taxes for school
purposes in the town of Akron.
8. An act making partial appropriations
IOr Lne year 1908.
8. An act 70 authorize the trustees of
Crane township, in Wyandotte county, to
borrow money and levy a tax for certain
purposes.
10. An act to authorize the commiss-
toner's of Hamilton county to appropriate
an additional sum to aid ia the construc-
tion of a Bridge across the White Water
river, near the village of Harrison.
IL. An act to amend section one of an
act entitled can act to regulate Enclosures,
and TO provide against trespasslng ami
mails" passed Jan. II, 184O.
12. An act to enable associations for
gymnastic purposes to become bodies cor
porate.
13. An act prescribing the time when
the official term af Judges of the Court of
Common Pleas shall begin.
IA. An act to provide for plating and
recording sections Of land.
Is. nact to authorize the incorporated
village of Ashland, to borrow money for
purposes therein named.
16. An act to amend the second Sec
ton of AN act passed April l2, 1858,
entitled can act to amend and act entlSled
an act providing for The election of Coro-
ners and Sheritfs. and fixing their term of
office" passed March 8, 1854.
II. An act requiring township asses
sors 20 ascertain the number of sheep
killed and injured by dogs.
l8. An act to authorize the city of Day
ton to issue bonds to meet an Indebtedness
heretofore authorized by the General AS
sembly of Ohio.
10. An act to amend the 138th section
of act of the jurisdiction and procedure
before Justices of the Peace, and Vt the
duties of Constables in Civil Courts,
passed March IA, 1853.
~. An act TO provide for canvassing the
votes for Comptroller of the Treasury.
81. An act to amend section siXty-four
of the act to provide for the re-oganiza-
ton, supervision and maintainence of
Common Schools; passed March IA, 1858.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
/. Resolution relative to surplus docu-
ments and laws annually uncalled for from
County Auditor.
2. Relative to printing extra copies of
the Governors Message.
8. Relative to printing certain docu-
ments in the German language.
4. Relative to printing Report of Comp
troler of the Treasury.
s. Relative to joint convention fol count
ing votes for Attorney General.
g. Relative 10 appointment of committee
on memorial of Gov. Samuel Medary.
7. Relative to the distribution of public
lands.
8. Relative to money of John Philips, a
deceased convict.
9. Relative to constructing an embank-
ment on Hooking Canal
10. Relative IT, authorizing John H.
Kleppart to publish his essay on wheat.
II. Relative to securing uniformity in
election returns made to the Secretary Of
State, President of the Senate.