The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-09

In the Senate. yesterday, = bill was introdu.
ed % authorize the Commissioners Of namil
tOa eountY to contract for DE building Of road.
vsy Or bridgs for Public uss, aerOss Mil cfssl
N MD county. III i
Mr. Shade introduced resolution providing
hr submitting to vote Of the people. An q.
mendnsnt 70 the constitution aulhoriIinx reg.
ulAr Annuai sessions Of the Geuemi Assembly;
and the same vas referred to select COMMITTEES
Of Eve.
The following bills were passed TO auend
section two Of the act TO relieve the District
Courts and to give greater efficiency to the ii-
dieal system Of the State. passed April IL, 1888;
snd the House bills to protect gas eompan ieS;
70 amend section AIS Of the Civil Code; and to
provide for taxing in cost bills the expcn!e OF
procuring transcripts and records.
In the House the bill to provide lor the set
Element OF decedents' estates was defeated on
. Its fnai passage. A motion to reconsider was
. laid on the table. The official reporter was
o Instructed by resolution to report names Of ab-
ssatees on calls Of the House. bill was in
T froduced by Mr.. Christy tn regulate black and
mulatto persons; to prohibit their further inn.
migrat'oR intoIhe State ofohio, and to provide
br their colonization in certain cases .sa.
8 The House passed the bill to amend the act
% Of March H. 1896, to provide for the recording
$ OF Land Patents.- Statesman, 3'a iVSt.
In the Senate yesterday bill was introdu-
ced and passed making partial appropriations
for the repair ofpuhlic works o the State for
9 the present year. The following bills were al
50 passed: To amend the second section Of the
act Tor the uniform government and regulation
Of the Lunatic Asylums ofthe State; comforting
= certain powers and prescribing certain duties OF
the Board Of Public Works; requiring the Pro-
bate Judge Of Noble county to make certain
records, entries and indexing in the books of
his Office; to provide for the payment Of the
claim OF David G. Doane; to amend the act for
the organization Of cities and incorporated vii
lagos; and for the relief of Grandson Newell
els A resolution was adopted providing for pay
ruent 10 Chas. Rule of two thousand dollars, as
damages on State House contract.
Mr. Taylor introduced preamble and reso-
lutions regarding the act ofthe General Assem-.
bly, Of Pennsylvania, levying tonnage upon
freight carried over the Pennsylvania railroad
setting forth: that the law is in conflict with
the Federal Constitution, and that it imposes
upon the citizens Of this State a grievance and
burden. -s
ssa The House bill to amend the act to provide
for the erection Of Town Halls, was indefinite
sly postponed. 1-
. The House passed the Reform Schco bill; Mr.
Broom's bill to amend the act for the creation
Eahd regulation of Incorporated companies; and
q bill creating police commissioner for cities
of the first class having population Of more
than eighty thousand innabitanrs-thc latter,
alter protracted struggle ofdebate and paria
mentary manoeuvering Statesman, 4M inst.
In the Senate, yesterday, a bill was introdu-
iced 10 amend section 167 Of the Justices act;
also bill to amend the act ofApril II, 1857, to
provide for the incorporation Of Mutual lnsur
ance Companies.
The bill to amend the law for publishing the
Ohio Reports, was indefinitely postponed.
A resolution was adopted instructing the Fl
nance Committee to report in the General APP
preparation bill, provision for the payment to
Miles Greenwood OF the sum Of 81, 1867 and
interest, for heating apparatus furnished to the
Ohio Lunatic Asylum.
The following bills were passed: To amend
the act OF March II, 1854, reletive to election,
contest ofelection and resignation Of Justices
of the Peace; and the House bills to authorize
County Commissioners to fill vacancies in the
Office of Coroner; to amend the act of April ~,
1853, concerning the relation Of Guardian and
Ward to authorize the Commissioners Law
r.nce county TO set part portion ofthe fund
collected for road purposes and to make speci,
fc appropriations Of the same; supplementary
the act for the organization Of cities and incor-
- ,...-t,o.r, 30 pIUVIue Tor uIoIrICtIrg the
State in cases where Commissioners have failed
TO do so, under the act of last inter- relative to
the assessment and taxation of property; and
to enable the Board o f Educa ton of the village
oi DelphoS to convey lot No. AZ in said village.
The House passed bill to amend the act Of
April IA, 1857, to authoriZs the incorporation
OF Mutual Insurance Companies also the bill
supplementary to the act for the organization of
cities and Incorporated villages.
Considerable discussion was had on the bill
making partial appropriations for the repair of
the public works Of the State.
A resolution was adopted instructing the
Judiciary Committee to enquire and report what
additional legislation is necessary to point out
more clearly what officer shall make sale OF
lands under foreclosure of mortgage when
such lands are situated in two or more differ
ent CT unties,
Resolutions were also adopted to provide for
paying L. L. Rice for services rendered in the
Office Of the Secretary of State; and for paying
for Engravings in the Report Of the Reform
School Commissioners
The resolution providing for submission to
the people Of the question of changing the State
Constitution in reference to licensing the sale
ofintoxcating liquors, was again defeated. A
motion TO reconsider was made and laid on the
table.
The resolution amending the State constitu-
ton relative to single Repi esentatiye districts,
was reported back from the select committee
and referred to the committee on the Judiciary.
The following bills were introduced: to re-
feve sureties Of executors and administrators;
to punish libel and slander; 10 amend section
l6 Of the school law; supplementary to the In
dependent Treasury act; to amend the act to
regulate the sale Of school lands and the sur
render of permanent leases thereto; relating to
jurors; TO authorize associations OF persons for
the purpose Of carrying freight on any Of the
nayigabls waters of Ohio and the lakes border
ing thereon; to provide Tor making trascript
ofcertan records and indexes in the courts of
the State; and to authorize the opening OF
road through lands owned by the State in
Franklin county. ..
Both Houses adjourned till Tuesday. = States-
man, 5M inst.
What the Press says Of Evans Gift
Book Store.
We take the following from the Cecil Whig,