The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16
OHIO OLEGIsLATURE.

OHIO EEGISLATURE.
The Senate yestenlay passed the bill so a
mendins the general incorporation act, as 10
pe5<,it associations iormed for the improvement
Of domestic sniualS, to become bodies carpo-
rate; also TO authorize the residents a. fractions
al districts to decide ily vote upon the question
OF becuining separate sub districts; also bill
tn provide iur the distribution nfhe public arms
snd Till amending the 40Gth section Of the
Civil C.sle.
4 hill nas introduced to amend the incorpo-
ration law; and hill TO amend the act uf Aprii
T., lS5S, amcndatnry of sections 3l3 and 81 /
of the Civil Code. The Senate indefinitely post.
poned the hill authorizing militia companies to
uniDrnt as they may deem proper; aud the bill
ITO suspend the firSt and second sections fan
act therein named, so FAR as the shares OF stock
held bv the State in ahy turnpike company OF
this State are concerned, Tor one year.
The House was engaged IN the discussion OF
the resolution reported BY the CummiItee on
Temperance, to suimt 10 the NotsIS ol the Sta'e
an amrn.incGt to Us Constitution. striking out
the lSJhs s,c,;iun ofthe Scelule thereof so as to
parmit the Legislature to authorize The licen
sia- or lraiiia in Intoxicating liquors. !hg v,te
u;r,n Inc resolution w'S not reachel.
\ communication was received containing =
resoluiy.ns adopted by the Gentral Assembly
.. the Sia,e Of Now York in Gayarui lake and
riVer Improvements by The IcdeIa. GuEgrIimeut.
Resolutions were adopted by bulh Houses al
vStng the AJlltur Of State 10 alloy County
IreasureTs mileage at both their anIall settle
mrnGs; and fnli per centuia under the statute
Wr all moneys collected upon tha Gup! cafe fti
which they unw settle; and to distribute 70 the
several counties, on or before Mach 18th 1855
all the school funds not previously distributed.
--Statesmaa 1lh last.
The Senate yesterday passed the House bill
to repeal The Act OF April II. 1896, to authorize
snd regulate the sale oI section 20 and the sur
render fpermanen: leases thereto in The c0un-
" Of Gallia; also the House bill 10 amend Sec
ton 6 Of the school law.
4 lengthy discussion was had upon tie bill
father to define tho rights Of married women
in the State ofOhiO.
4 communication was rlcyived from the Gov
ernor nominating George L. lowe Of Lake
county to be acting Commissioner Of Reform
Schools in place Of Charles Resmolin resigned.
sir. Ninans introduced q resolution which
was laid on tie liable and ordered to be printed,
calling on the Warden and Directors ofthe Ohio
PenteHtiary for Information as 70 the cost OF
gas aud fuel il that institution, with reference
to the policy OF manufacturing gas il the prison
for the supply thereof.
The House passed the bill introduced by
Mr.. Paine, to authorize courts to give effect to
the intention CT parties and officers by curing
defects, omissions and errors in instruments and
proceedings.
Bills were introduced as follows: To author
izs the Board Of Education ofthc village OF New
ark to borrow money; to amend section 8 of
the act OF January 28, 1928, relating to DOVER
to amend section 571 ofthe Civil Code; to amend
the second subdivision of the 247th section of
the civil code; to amend the 18th section ofthe
act relating to juries, passed February 9th,
1881; to secure greater safety to persons trav-
cling By railroad in the State Of Ohio (intro-
duced in compliance with a petition of railroad
locomotive engineers for a law rendering engi-
neors to have certificate Of fitness and capaci.
ty, before being permitted to run rans;) to ex-
tend to Meigs county the provisions ofthe act
defining the jurisd ction and regulating the prac-
tce Of Probate Courts in the counties of Erie
RichaRd, Holmes, Montgomery and certain
others, passed April Il, 1858; and bill to au.
thoriae lessees OF ministerial section %, Salem
township, Meigs county, to surrender, their
leases and receive deeds
Resolutions were adopted calling upon the
Treasurer Of State for information relative to
instructions issued by him to County Treasurcrs,
the expense ofcolIectons under the semi annu-
al tax law, and other information in connection
with the subject Of the semi annual tax law
and Independent treasury act. Also a resolut 7
calling upon the Board Of Public Works for in.
formation relative TO the Southern extremity Of
the Miami and Erie canal. The bill providing
for the appointment of commission to eStab-
lish criminal code Off procedure, was reported
back by the committee, with the recommcnda-
lion that the following named gentleman be ap.
pointed, viz: Hon. w. S. Groesbeck, Jno. w
Andrews Esq, and John w. Ranney, Esq.
The bill underwent some discussion but was
not finally disposed Of
Tho following bills were indefinitely postpo.
netl in accordance with the recommendations
Of the Appropriate Committees ofthe House
viz: The bill authorizing a vote on the change
Of the county Seat of Noble county; to amend
the act to provide for Struck Jures in District
and Common Pleas Courts; supplementary to
sections % and % of the School Law; to fur
thcr protect the title to real estate for the i'm
provement o. horses and the Senate Bill to ar-
thorize the Judges Of the Court of Common
Pleas TO assign to each Judge the term Of court
TO be By him held Statesman, l2M inst.
In the Senate yesterday bin was introduced
~ amend the law relative to the settlement Of
estates ofdeceased persons; to amend the act
concerning the surrender Of the Lower River
Road in Hamilton county; and to make the in.
corporated village OF Jamestown a separate road
district. No other business oflmportance
The House passed the bill for the relief of
Goldsmith Cofieen; and Mr.. Harrison's bill to
amend section 81 of the aot Of May Sd, 1852,
for the organization of cities and incorporated
villages.
Mr.. Amber introduced bill to regulate
thelees of executors and administrators IN Ger.
tain cases; Mr.. Catch, q bill TO facilitate cer-
lain settlements between county auditors and
county treasurers; and Mr. Dobneyer, bill to
further organize the militia and volunteer mill
tia of Ohio.
A resolution was adopted instructing the
standing committee on Municipal Corporations
to report bill con ferring upon Mayors Of cities
ofthe second class the power to appoint deputy
apd assistant marsiialS Mr.. Parsons offered
RESOLUTION, which was laid on the table, instruc-
ting the Jud iciary committee to report bin
for the redemption Of the outstanding crcula-
ION Of the Canal Bank olCieye land and Seneca
County Bank and outstanding certificates OF
the Treasurer Of State for the same.
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BIWndeFs! BluMders! BlunderS!
Plunderers have given place to blunders at the
head Of affairs in Ohio. Mr. Treasurer Stone
has controvers les with two or three Co.. Treas.
urers, in which he says that money is due to
the State, and in which they aver that they