The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18

sons military invasion bill. Itwas fCAlly post
poned until the first Monday in February, by a
vote Of IS to IL. The Senate was in Com
mittee Of the Whole duuring the entire alter
nom, discussing the bill to suspend the Library
clause in tho School Law, which was finally or
dered to DO engroSsed and read the third time
to- morrow.
In the House, the following bills were intro
duced and read the first time; Relative to ju-
venile criminals; Relative to the sale of nos
trumsi To provide for the collection Of claims
against water crafts; To regulate the sale and
redemption of real estate delinquent for the
non-payment Of taxes; Further defining the
duties OF sheriff. and coroners; Concerning dogs.
The bill making partial appropriations for 1860,
was amended and ordered to be engroSsed and
read the third timo to-dly.-StaieSm4n, 1lh
inst
In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Harrison's bill
'fo suspend for two years, the school library
tax" was read the third time and passed, by a
vote of % to 49, The bill "To enable the Bank
OF MasSion to close up its affairs" wass passed
in Committee of the Whole, and referred, by the
Senate, to the Committee on the Judiciary A
discussion upon Mr.. Moore's bill to repeal the
ten per cent law, occupied most OF the day
The bill was at last Indefinitely postponed,
In the House, the bill making partial appro-
priationS for 1860, was read the third time, a ,
mended and passed. The following bills were
introduced and read the first time: Supple,
mentary to an act entitled an act prescribing
the duties Of Supervisors, and relating to roads
and highways, To amend the 18th section OF
the act entitled an act to establish a code ofciv-
| i procedure; To amend an act entitled an act
defining the jurisdiction and practice Of Pro-
bate Courts in the counties Of Erie, Lucas, &c;
To amend an act entitled an act Of the iursdic-
ton ofprocedure before justices Of the peace,
and duties Of constablcS; To amend the act en-
titled an act to provide for the appointment Of
Police Commissioners in cities Of the first class
Much Of the forenoon was occupied is discuss
lug the resolution to print 5000 copies Of the
Governors Inaugural Address, and it was laid
upon the table. A resolution was adopted to
adjourn on The eth inst. until the Goth
Statesman 12h inst.
In the Senate, yesterday, the following bills
were introduced and read the first time: TO lei
the Superinendence and Repairs of the Public
Works of the State by contract; Supplements
ry to the act relating to jurors, passed Feb. 8
! 1881; To amend section 40 Of an act to prov ide
for the organization and maintainance OF Com
mon Schools, passed March l. 1858 The bill
which passed the House on Tuesday, making
partial appropriations for 1850, was passed
with one amendment
In the House, the introduction and first read
ing of the following bills took place: To de
fine the meaning OF words "whte" and color
ed" as used with reference to persons in laws
of Ohio; Supplementary to an act entitled ar
at prescribing the duties Of supervisors, and
relating to roads and highways; To provide fol
the sale Of canals turnpike-s:ock and slack wa
ter Improvements belonging to the State. The
/ House was in Committee Of the Whole some
! time during the afternoon. considering and dis
cussing the bill to prohibit the immigration o
blacks and mulattoes into this State. 1t was
House decided to elect two additional clerk
next Tuesday afternoon. Statesman, 1871 inst
In the Senate on yesterday, the following
bills were introduced; A bill to amend section
r 81 i L
amend the first subdivision OF chapter three o
the code; bill to amend an act fixing the sal
aries of certain State officers, passed May J.,
1852; a bill to regulate business in the Courts
oGCommon Pleas; a bill further prescribing thu
duties and fixing the compensation Of the At
torney General. The following bills were reaG
To secure the application of taxes to the spe
ciic purpose for which they were levied; to a
mend section forty-nine ofthe act to provide fo
the organization, &C., Of Common Schools, sup
Elementary to an act to establish the code
passed March II, 1852. The Senate indefinite
y postponed the bill to relieve the Distric
Courts and to give greater efficiency to the Ju
dietary SYSTEM the bill concerning the relation
of guardian and ward, and the bill to amenC
section 396 Of the code. The salary Of mess
ager boys was fixed at two dollars per diem
Sundry reports were made and resolutions Of
fered and acted upon, and the Senate adjourn
ed over until Tuesday morning next.
In the House, number of petitions wer
presented; House bills No. 20, 80, 80 and 8
were read the second time and referred. Tn
following bills were ietroduced and read tn
first time: to incl case the compensation allowe
to Judges and clerks oI elections; to prohibit tn
inter marriage Of white persons with black
and mulattoes to enable juries to qualify thei
verdcts in certain ceSes; to amend section thir
ty- seven Of an act entitled an act for the assess
ment Of all property in the State, and to author
ize the incorporated village OF Newark TO Dor
row money The bills empowering the Oh
School Presbyterian Church Of liussellyile t
sell and convey certain real estate was ordere
to be engrosscd and read the third time o
, Tuesday, and the bill to amend the sixtsen'
section Of an act entitled an act relating to tn
: organization ofcourts Of justice, was passed.
The House concuried in the amendments {
the Senate to the partial appropriation BILL
J Several resolutions were submitted and report
made, when the House adjourned until Mon
r day at 2Ja o'clock, P. Nj Statesman, 14h ms
, The Senate was not in session yesterday
/ having adjourned over, on Friday, until te