Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-17

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ipaI homestead exemption bill by providing
that the family Homestead, In order % DO ex-
empted from Judicial sale, must DO actually
and In good faith used and occupied as such by
the party claiming the benefit OF the act' ana
that Il shall only be exempt as long as u 10 thus
occupied BY the debtor himself, or, aiter mis-
death, by his widow, though without children,
until she marries again, or, If there be no
widow, by his minor unmarried children
BILLS READ THIRD TIME
H.B. No. 9. Making partial appropriations
Tor the year 1862, was read the third time
Yeas 70, nays 4. Title agreed TO-.
This appropriation is $4,000, for the mile.
age and Der diem Of members aud officers OF
the General Assembly; also, $40 10 JOS war
wick, late sergeant-at. Arms, for opening the
Hail Of the House at the commencement OF TINS
session.
NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION oy BILLS
Mr.. DreseI--To repeal an aot entitled AN
act supplementary to an act TO provide ior tne
organization Of cities and Incorporated yliages'
passed May 3, 1852" passed April 3, 1857. lsee
Swan & G. Stat. 1919 ~
Mr.. Griswold-To amend sections W ana Sl
Of the act regulating the jurisdiction and prac-
tice of Justices Of the peace lSee swan "
vol. /, p. 1891
Mr.. Sayler-To enable the militia or voluu-
teers OF this State when in the military service
OF the United States, or OF this state, 70 e1er
else the rights OF election.
Mr.. Rockwoll-To authorize the Governor
to appoint q certain number Of agents to accom-
pany each regiment, and provide for the sick
and wounded while In the service.
| Mr.. Ferguson--To amend an "act for the as
sessment and taxation of property in this state
and for levying taxes thereon according to Its
true value in money" passed and took effect
April S, 1859. (See Swan q 9. p l442, sec b,
and 1459, sec. b3)
MIR, Dresel-To amend section Of an act en-.
titled "an act concerning notaries public and
commissioners, and prescribing their duties,'
passed March 13, 1856. (See Swan Il G. Stat
p 673.)
Mr.. Zlnn--To repeal the law providing fol
the fling Of chattle mortgages and oil amend
ments thereof.
| 10 BILLS INTRODUCED ON LEAVE.
| Bills were introduced on leave and read tht
| first time, viz:
II. B No. 90, Mr.. Rockwell-An act tC
amend an act entitled an act to prevent swine
| In the State Of Ohio from running at large
passed March %, 1859. !.
Il proposes to repeal that part of the law IL
fret section (p. II, Laws Of 1859, which oil
lows hogs to run at largo that bave their nose.
cut or rings inserted therein. IL makes 1t un
lawful for all swine Of the age Of sixty day.
or more, to run at large of OF the lands OF thu
owner.
H.B. No. 81, Mr.. Cory-To abolish the of
hce OF board OF directors Of county inarmarles
The bill proposes to deyolve the duties OF
county commissioners to be ADMITTED
Into the inhrmary by the superintendent, upor
the certificate Of the county auditor, and to b
discharged therefrom upon his order. To TAXI
effect Oct. /, 1862.
REPORTS OF srANDIEG COMMITTEES,
Mr.. Converse, from committee on Privileges
and EIeotions-Tbat the certificate Of Wal
Whitney, member Of this House from Kno1
county, is In due form of Law. Agreed to.
Mr.. West, from committee on Judiciary
That H. B. No. 5, TO amend section of on
act entitled an act prescribing the duties ol
county auditors, 30 that the term of Office OF
auditors, thereafter, shall expire on the first
Monday Of September, etc., be indefinitely
postponed.
Il extends the term of auditors in Office from
March to September.
Mr.. Myers moved TO recommit to the COM
mittee on Finance. Lost.
The bill then was indefinitely postponed.
The committee also reported back all thu
memorials on this subject, and recommended
that the petitions be not agreed to.
The committee was discharged from further
consideration Of the memorials.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The concurrence Of the Senate in the amend
ment Of the House 10 the Senate amendment II
the bank suspension bill-H. B. No. 3-was an
REPoATs OF SELECT COMMITTEES
Mr.. BRAKEMAN, from special committee o
delegation from Hamilton county-This com
mittee recommended indefinite postponement o
III. B. No. 8; providing that in ell township
containing cities of more than one hundred ant
fifty thousand Inhabitants, county recorder
shall record mortgages or bills of sale of per
sonal property, and be entitled to fees therefor
| The report was agreed to and the bill indef
nitely postponed
| Mr.. Scott, from majority Of the Joint commit
tee to whom Was referred the subject Of report.
| ing and publishing the proceedings of the Gen.
eral Assembly, reported that they have had The
came under consideration, and ask leave to re-
port the following resolutions:
RssOlDed, That each House proceed to the
election Of an official reporter on Monday, Jan
90, 1862, at 3 O'Clock P. n.
Resslped, That the commissioner Of State
printing be, and is hereby directed to contract
with the proprietors of the Daily Ohio StGtes.
man and Ohio State Journal, for the publication,
in solid BREWER, of said proceedings: Provided
that the proprietors of said papers do not charge
price exceeding $3.50 per column.
Mr.. Hills, minority OF same committee, sub
|.mitted report, and recommended resolution as
follows:
/. Resolved, That each House elect on Tues
day next, January 2lst, an official reporter.
2 That the commissioner Of state printing
procure the printing of such reported matter az
said reporters shall, from time 10 time, furnish
for publication, IN manner as follows; Said
commissioner shall as early as may be, adver-
tise that he will contract for publishing said re-
ports in any paper in the City of Columbus
having daily edition, that will do said print.
Ing at the lowest price per columu--brevier
type--said terms to be made known through
sealed proposals.
He further recommended that the standing
committee on Printing prepare bill providing
for the election of an official reporter at the
time now prescribed by law for the election Of
other officers OF the two Houses of the General
Assembly, and also, to provide for the printing
the daily proceedings in the manner set forth
In the above resolution No, 2.
Mr.. Sayler moved to lay on the table and
print the majority and minority reports.
Pending discussion,
The House took a,recess.