Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

State Or United States, and make an accurate
return, under oath, TO the auditors Of their
counties, on or before the third Monday Of May,
1862, designating those who have families and
those who have not; and where there are fami-
lies, the numbers sex and ages,
sRc. g. That II shall be the duty OF the aud
itors Of the several counHts to furnish to the
assessors of their respective counties such
blanks as may be necessary for taking the aiore'
eaid enumeration; and, within twenty days al
ter said enumeration Ia returned to them, make
out and forward to the Auditor OF State state
ment, showing the number Of volunteers who
have enlisted from their respective countless
and are then in the service of the State OF
United States ! at
Sko. 4. Il shall be the duty Of the Auditor
OF State to open proper accounts with each
county in the State, and apporlion the fund 60
raised upon the enumeration and returns made
TO him By the several county auditors, and pay
over the same TO the county treasurers at their
aemi-annual settlement with the State, taking
the proper receipttherefor.
SEc. s, That the commissioners OF tho sew
efal counties respectively, arc hereby constitut'
ed d board for the purpose ofafording relief 70
the families of volunteers in the service OF the
State or United States, who were residents OF
such county at the time of their enls.menti
and they are hereby authorized to take control
Of said fund for the purposes named In this act,
when paid into the county treasures. The
iund raised BY the levy authorized by this act,
shall be distributed BY said boards for the relief
|of said families, as their,wants and necesaities
may require, under such rules and regulations
as said board may institute, and said rules and
regulations shall be adopted by a concurrent
vote of all the board. .i-ss.,i K :.
SIC. s., To anticipate the recep,s which
may come into the county treasures BY Virtue
Of the tax levied under the authority OF this
act, the said boards are hereby authorized TO
borrow, from time to time, % may be deemed
necessary, such sums of money as shall not ex-
coed, In the aggregate, three-fourths OF their
PROPORTION or t6e tax levied by this act The
money 90 borrowed shall be repaid with inter-
est, not exceeding 8 per cen, per annum, out of
The relief fluid when paid inio the county trcas-
urys The word family, as Used in this act,
shall be construed to mean only wife, minor
children and dependent parents.
SEo 7. This act shall tako effect from and
alter its passage ..
Referred 10 the standing committee on Mill
tary Affairs. = fAsais g5.
H. B, No..3. introduced BY, Mr. 0dlin, trom
the committee on Currehcy- (publiahed yester-
day y)--TO authorize the banks temporarily TO
suspend specie payments, and to receive and
pay out United States demand notes.
Mr.. Flagg offered the following amendment
to the bill: a.sH
{ Strike out all after the enactiDg clause and
insert: ~ ,,....s
SEC. /, No bank shall be deemed to have
incurted any penalty or forfeiture, nor be put 10
liquidation, by reason OF lite refusing to redeem
its notes in specie, 10 any case where, failing TO
pay specie, IL shall pay, or offer in lieu thereof.
notes Of the United States payable on demand
SEQ g. This act shall take effect on its pass
age, and be 10 force for one year thereafter.
On motion of Mr. Odip, the bill With amend
ment was referred to the standing committee on
81 \ RoTIcE CT IkTRoDuoT1os or BILLs.
Mr.. Cook--That he will Introduce bill to
extend to the counties Of Wood, MahoniDg and
Paulding the provisions of an act defining the
Jurisdiction and regulating the practice of the
Probate Courts In the counties of Erie, Lucas,
Richland, Holmes, Montgomery, Delaware,
franklin, Scioto and Jefferson, passed April IL,
1858, and took effect May /, 1858.
Mr.. Miller--That be will introduce bill to
authorize the County Commissioners of Greene
county to borrow money on county bondsto ex
pend in relief of the families Of volunteers from
laid county IN the United States service, or the
service of Ohio, US soldiers
Mr.. Wallar-T That he will introduce a-hiH tIi
amend the frs.secsl0n OF an act in relation to
Rills, 90 as TO enable persona over eighteen, and
Under twenty-one, who are engaged in the mill
;ary service of the country, to make wills, as If
hey were Of full age.
Mr.. Lo.t--That he will introduce bill to
'epesl 90 much of the school Law Of this State
70 refers to the powers and duties Of township
Boards of Education and county Examiners.
ELLIS INTRODUCED.
H. B No, s. Mr.. Crsne--An &C! to amend
lection of "An act prescribing the duties of
;ounty Auditors" passed April 4, 1859.
II. B No. 6. Mr.. Uhl-To amend "An act
o amend Section OF an act for the encourage
1ent Of agriculture" passed February 20,