The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-25

mend the 10Th section of an act relating to the
organization OF Courts Of Justice, and their
powers and duties, was read the first time; and
bill was introduced and read the first time. to
regulate and limit the compensation of County
Auditors. House Joint resolution, to authorize
the printing Of 1000 copies of the Governors
Inaugural Address in German, was adopted.
The bill, to secure the prompt application of all
moneys raised by local taxation to the specific
purpose for which the same was raised and col
lected, was amended, and ordered to be engross.
ed for third reading to day. The bill, in reIa-
ton to the publication of the laws in newspa-
pers, was discussed in Committee OF the Whole,
and referred. The partial appropriation bill
was signed, and became law. In the House,
the following bills were introduced and read the
first time: TO amend the act to establish
Boards Of County Commissioners; To amend
the School Law; To provide for the support and
advancement Of Agricultural Education; To
authorize Constables tG administer oaths ofoE
fee; To amend an act which provides for the
settlement Of the estates of deceased persons;
To amend an act regulating the fees ofwitnesses
To encourage Teachers Institutes; To amend
an act which prescrites the duties of County
Auditors. The Committees on Printing in the
two Houses were authorized to inquire into the
in the Journal and Statesman at price not to
exceed 81 per column. Two additional Assis.
tant Clerks, an additional Sergeant
wac elected Statesnaan 1871 inst.
In the Senate, yesterday, the following bills
were read the third time and passed. To secure
the prompt application of taxes raised for local
purposes TO the specific purposes for which they
were levied and collected. The following bills
were introduced Further to amend, and sup
Elementary to an act securing the benefits of
the Writ of Habeas Corpus, passed February
%, 1911; To amend section 46 of the School
Law Of March Is, 1853-giving School Exam
iners 81 so per dem instead of ST. so as now;
To preserve the rights Of women on assuming
the marital relation, &C.; Supplementary to an
act to provide for compensation to owners of
private property appropriated to the use of cor
porations, passed April 30, 1852; 10 amend sec
ton 123 OF an act concerning the jurisdiction of
justices, &C.. To re-enact section G8 ofan act
to provide for the re. organization ofcieS and
villages, &c; Supplementary to the act to give
additional security to land titles in this State;
For the relief Of Township Treasures and their
suretieS. A JOINT resolution was adopted, pro-
posing to pay the Jot"nal and Statesman 50 so
per column in solid Brewer type, for publish
ing the proceedings of the Legislature. Nearly
the entire afternoon was occupied in discussing
Mr.. Readys BILL to repeal the law authorizing
the publication Of general laws in the newspa-
pers, which was finally passed, by a vote OF
years 26, nays 8.
In House, the bill to amend the 39th section
of the act for the assessment and taxation of
all property in this State, &c., passed April s.,
1859, so as to make it the duty of County
Auditors to merely send up Abstracts instead
of Duplicates Of the real property of the State,
every sixth year, was read the third time and
passed. The following bills were introduced
and read the first time:-Tc amend the home
stead law; To amend the dist section of the
tax law; To amend the act to provide for the
creation and regulation of incorporated compan-
les; To amend the Justices code; Supplement
tary to the tax law: To amend the independent
treasury law; For the protection of sureties in
certain cases; TO amend an act to incorporate
the Fireman's General Association of Cleveland; !;
10 amend an act defining the duties of Sherifis
and Coroners in certain cases. Statesman 1871
inst
In the Senate yesterday the following bills
were introduced To enable the Canal Bank
OF Cleveland to close its affairs; to relieve the
bill holders of the Seneca County Bank; to a.
mend the act providing for the location, estab.
lishment and construction ofditches; to pro-
vide for the more effectual punishment of GER
tain offenses; to provide for the distribution of
executive documents; to amend the act of 1853
concerning justices jurisdiction and procedure;
to amend section 6 of the act regulating the fees
of Common Pleas Court Clerks; supplementary
to the act to provide for the organization,
supervision and maintenance ofcommon schools.
The bill amendatory ofsub-dvisions l, chapter
3, of the Code, was indefinitely postponed. Mr..
VIM. D. Bickham, Of Cincinnati was elected
Senate Reporter, and Mr.. Homer Norton, of
Trumbul was elected Engrossing Clerk.
In the House the following bills were intro.
duced: To amend an act defining the jurisdlc.
ton and regulating the practice of Probate
Courts, passed March IA, 1858; amending sec
ton 2, Of the act of March /, 1888, relating to
the duties of Sherffs and Coroners; supple
mentary to the act ofFeb. 8, 1881, relating to
Juries; A bill supplementary to an act to re.
ieve District Courts and give greater efficiency
to the judicial system, was introduced. The
Committee on Schools and School Lands re-
ported adversely to the petition asking fo-
change in the School Law SO as to authorize
the election of a township examiner, which re
port was agreed to- The House agreed to the
Senate resolution authorizing the publication of
legislative proceedings in the two daily journals
of Columbus; motion TO reconsider the vote
was laid on the table, Statesman, 20th inst.
In the Senate, on yesterdar, the following
House bills were read second time and appro-
priately referred: amendatory of section two of
the act further defining the duties of Sheriffs
and coroners, passed March l, 1888; supplem-
entary to the act relating to juries, passed Feb
ruary g. 1881 and to amend the act defining the
jurisdiction and regulating the practice of Pro-
bate Courts. House bill to amend an act en-
titled an act to amend the sixteenth section Of
an act relating to the organization of Courts of
Justice, and defining their powers and duties,
passed February 10, 1852, was passed. A bill
making an appropriation for rcontinuing the work
on the Artesian well, was introduced. The fol-
lowing bills wero introduced read and appro-
priately referred: to amend section seven Of the