Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-16
IN SENATE
i.-fae i7c SATURDAY, February 10.
Minutes Of yesterday read and approved .lal
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS, nls 'I3tl


s..-fae me- SATURDAY, February l6.
Minutes Of yesterday read and approved
4, -, PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS. ln'a
Mr., GARFIELD presented a petition from
VIM. Hooper, Capt; John P. Treavor, VIM. Glenn
y Sons, and many other leading merchants Of
Cincinnati, praying the GensrAl Assembly TO
appropriate money literally for the relief Of the
famine stricken people Of Kansas Laid on the
table, s,Gsi, A. .- ,o,.s-,.,t
By Mr.. .BRECK-From w. Gates and others
Of Cuyahoga county, praying for an act tore
strain live stock from running at large. Agri-
| 4 BY. MI. ORR-The memorial OF Gerard Rey.
Dolds and 36 others, citizens and business firms
Of Bucyrus, holders of the notes Of the Seneca
County Bank, or Of certificates therefor, issued
to holders by ], T. Claypoole, Receiver of said
Bank, asking for o law directing that said Ger.
tifcates and outstanding notes shall be received
in payment of taxes, on and after December
lst, 1861, and that the Receiver be authorized TO
issue such certificates to such holders as shall
present notes to him, on or before June IL, 1851.
BY Mr.. EAsoN-From D. .lRobinson ahdsas
others, holders of Seneca County Bank Notes,
praying for q law authorizing their redemption
and % others, OF Lake county, for an act for the
redemption Of outstanding notes Of the Seneca
County Bank. Mr.. Monroe.
BY Mr.. BRECK-From L.. E. Good win, and
36 others, Of Cuyahoga, for law giving final
Jurisdiction to justicesi in minor criminal cases.
Mr.. Morse.
By Mr.. LAsKEY-FromJ J. v. ZONES, and 90
others, OF Seneca county, on the same subject.
Mr.. Morse.
By MI. PARIsH-From Jesse E. Wood,
ford and So others OF Kellys Island against the
restraining of animals from running at large on
that Island. Agriculture. y.,g-5' - ~ =
ro1 ;daafa SECOND READINGS. ~ -,5,
III. b. No. 27l; To authorize the lesseea Of
ministerial section number twenty mine in War.
rem township, Washington county, to surrender
their leases and receive deeds. Whole. z 2
II. B. No. 34l, BY Mr.. HETCHCOCK---Au-
thorizing certain criminal Jurisdiction in the
probate court Of Geauga county. Judiciary.
| II. B. 347; To amend section % of an act en-
titled an act Of the Jurisdiction and procedure
before Justices Of the peace, and of the duties
of constables in civil courta. Whole. I'D. .
| : 60 i-1i' THIRD rxADINa. p Z o-ig 4
| H.B.No. 275, by Mr McCUNE-To anient
section Of s.an act to provide for the organiza
ltion of the General Assembly, passed Feb.
1853. The bill was passed yeas 81, nays
It authorizes the chief clerks Of the Genera
Assembly to make certain appointments.
| yg .t..r REPORTS OF ooMMirTKKs, -
Mr.. KEY, from the select committee on Wo
mans Rights, reported, unanimously from the
committee 8. B. No. --"concerning the rights
and liabilsies Of married women" moil
Mr.. BREWER, on leave, presented s. b. No
233-To amend the act of March 93d, 1850, ,"to
exempt the homesteads Of families from forced
sale on execution to pay debts. - lssiiiA d.
REPoRTs OF STANDING coMmrTEEs
I BY Mr.. JONES, from the Committee on Ju-
dietary, In favor Of referring the claim oi
Bartlett and Smith to the Committee on
Claims. Agreed 70. a-9e r
| Mr.. cox, from the Judiciary Committee,
recommended the passage Of s. b. 225-"to
punish adulterous elopements."i II provides
that if any married person shall elope. with any
other person with intent to cohabit adnlterousy
&C., both shall be deemed guilty Of misde-
meanor, and upon conviction shall be imprisoned
in the Penitentary, and kept at hard labor, no,
more than three years, nor less than one. En-
crossed for third reading on Monday.
BY Mr.. HARRISON, from the same commit.
tee, recommending ehgrossment Of s. B. No
223, amending the 18th and 18th sections Of the
crimes act, so as to make It q penitentiary Of
i fence TO steal bank bills Of the amount Of $35
Agreed to; and the bill was read the third time
| and recommiued to Mr.. Cox for amendment
i and them passed. ti i@fHo ~
/ BY Mr.. SCHLEIoH, from the same commit.
tee, recommending indefinite postponement Of
H. B. 227, which permits parties in interest T.
testify in cases pending at the time the code
took effect. Agreed TO-. ~ i7gl a2tag
Joee ~ COMMITTEE or TIE WHOLE. e