Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
: Fifty-Afth General Assembly

s4 OHIO LEGlSLATUkE.
F4sysAfth General ASSEMBLY.
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I Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Tfimble. has7 q e
70 The journal was read and approved - y y
EoTIoEs on BILLS. S. -
q By Mr. Kenuey---To snnol sections IT'S, lSs,
leA and le5 of the Code Of Civil Procedure.
s,AAlso--A bill TO prevent persons having pre-
yponderancU of African blood from emigrAting
into and settling in this State ls.slio g s2e
-s'-ss1 BILLS IKTRoDUcEp. ~
By Mr.. GaFdner--S. B. No, 81 To repeal
certain acts. therein ramsd, granting licenses
and regulating tayerng. Z 4. 5ssg ftreE,oc
BY Mr. Welsh {, B. No. 4. To amend the
26th section of theiact entitled an act Of the
Jurisdiction and procedure before Justices Of the
Peace, and Of the duties Of ConstAbles In civil
cases. az -
PETITIONS ANN RESOLUTIONS.
On motion Of Mr.. Finck, 61ndry petitions re-
latiDg TO changing the time Of commencing the
term of County Auditors, were taken from the
table and referred to the committee on Judicie-
~. FtH1i 25ire 9t t5sesf e a' e1f q
tlOd motion Of Mr.. o o'Connof, Il was 7iA st'f
ssResoleed, That the committee on Judiciary be
instructed to ascertain what legislation ID neees.
sary to exempt from sale foe taxes the property
Of the miliha Of Ohio, mustered into the SER
vice of the United States; and that they BE- -ser
quested to report by bill for that purpose.
Mr.. Miles saked and oetsined leave Of ab-
sence for Mr.. McBufhey till Saturday, on &C.
count Of sickness in bis family.
On motion of Mr.. Gunckle, the Joint resolu-
tion Of Mr.. Lang, in regard to printing ofpublio
documents was taken from the table, 70 which
he offered the following amendment:
Strike out after the words, 'sthe Trustees ana
Officers of each Of the Benevolent Institutions,
the Directors and Warden OF the Penitentary,
the Reform School Of Ohio, the Board of Pub
lic Works." and add, one thousand copies of the
AdjutAnt- Generals Report.
On motion of MIR. Monroe, the resolution
and amendment were referred to the committee
on Printing.
Mr.. Gunckle, presented the petition OF the |
Judges and the Bar of several Courts, and other |
citizens Of Montgomery county, praying for the |
passage Of q Law giving 10 County Commission |
ers discretionary power to authorize the making |
Of real estate indexes.
Also, petitiots Of the same nature from |
the Judges and Bar of Cleveland, and Of Butler
county.
Referred to the committee on Judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. Sinnet, the standing COM
mittee on Pdblic Printing were requested TO in.
luire at what time certain reports of State ofi-
:ers would be ready for the use Of Senators.
A message was received from the Governor,
list Of all the psrdons grant
ID by him from the 18th Of November, 1850, to
he 18Th Of November, 1851, with the reasons
which have determined bis action In such cases. |
Also, message transmitting printed copies
Of other State reports, and announcing that the |
of the reports were in the hands Of
The State Printer.
On motion Of Mr.. Monroe, the amendments
the message, were laid on the
able, and the report concerning psTdons order
ID TO be printed. AtH
The Senate went into secret session. and the
hair laid before the Senate the following con-
nunication from the Governor:
To THE PaEzDEEr or THE SrNArE:-on the
9th day OF August, 1861, | appointed e. H.
f the Ohio University at Athens, to fill the va.
ancy occasioned by the death OF VIM. +.
lana, formerly G member Of the board. now
espeetfully submit the appointment Of the said
H. Moore, as said trustee, for the considera-
lon Of. the Senate. e
w. DENNIS0N, II
NAt# 9., s Governor Of Ohio.
On motion Of Mr.. Monroe, the Senate ad.
ised and consented to the appointment.
@ AFTERNOON SESSION
Mr.. Monroe in the chair.
The committee on Printing, BY the chairman,
ff. Neal, to whom we're referred Senate joint
Nos. and 9, reported, that having !
I'D the same under consideration the commit.
se report them back, and recommend their in.
efnite postponemsnt.
They aso recommend The adoption Of the iol- {
wing Joint resolution: That there be printed
i the Engliah language two thousand Eve hun {
red copies each Of the reports ofthe Adjutant. {
IeDeral and Quartermsster General, Eve hun
red each for said Generals, and two thousand q
lch for the Assembly. Also, that there be q
inted 10 the German language one thousand Z
70 hundred copies each of the Governors mes. Z
pies each Of the reports OF the Treasurer Of
tate, Of the Trustees of each OF the BeDevo- q
mt Institutions, OF the Directors aud Warden
the Penitentiary, CT the Reform School, and 4
the Adjutant-0en and QuartermssteT.
enerel. Z
Mr.. O'CoDnor moved 70 amend by striking
1t Zone thousand copies Of the Treasurer of
tate, /" and insert zone Thousand Eve hundred 0
,pIea." III
Lost. lis
The report Wss then adopted, b
Mr.. Eggleson asked leave Of absence for o
r. MILESTONE. n
Granted. Z
On leave, Mr.. Gardner presented 8. B. No. S Q
To amend the LIST, "a, 3d and 9Th sections of
Q act entitled can Act to provide againat the
ils resulting from the sale Of intoxicating Il
uors In the State Of Ohio passed May Iss, v
5A and the 9Th section Of said act az apieQded &
the act passed April 9Th, 1858. v
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