Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-30
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WEDNESDAY,, JAN. ", 1862.
SENATE The memorial Of DR.. VIM. H.
Lsmmen, Of Montgomery county was present
cd aud referred, praying for relief in certain
matters growing out of7military service. The
following bills were passed: To amend an act
to exempt from execution the property ol Ib'
Militia of Ohio mustered,into the service Of tb,
United States, passed May.I, 1851 For the re
lief Of the families OF volunteers in the Stat,
and United States service. Preliminary motto,
Of bills was given, and the following bills wer,
introduced and read the first time; To Rment
section l46 Of the &C. to provide for the settle
ment OF the estates of deceased persons, passet
March %, ls40; To amend the 4sh section Q
on act to provide for the election Of Prosecuting
Attorneys aHd prescribing their duties. Tn
bill To fix the time for holding the terms o
the Court of Common Pleas in the savera
counties of the s.h Judicial district of the Stat
of Ohio, was passed.
The following additional bills were intro
duced and read the FIRE. time; To amend th
9th section of the act to provide for the or
gAnization Of cities and Incorporated villages
To amend the 1st section Of an act to amen
the act to provide for the organization of cite
and incorporated Villages, passed March II
1858; For the relief Of thesick and wounded sol
diers of Ohio in the service of the Unite
States. A bill, relative to the forfeiture Of re
cognizlLces, was passed; also resolution rela
tive to procuring outline maps for the use o
the General Assembly when re-districting th'
State. House messages were read, and com
mittee reports wetepresented and disposed oil
Mr.. Monroe offered joint resolutions relative Y
certain suits in behalf of the State against
banks, which were ordered to be printed The
Senate was in committee Of the Whole nearly
the entire afternoon.
HousE. - sundry petitions and memorials
were presented aud referred. The bill to re-
neal the laws which provide for the publication
of the Laws in newspapers, was passed. A com
muplcation was read from the Board of Public
Works, in response to q House resolution, IL
which Il il stated, that there IRE four resident
engineers now employed, and that none OF them
can be dispensed with without damage to the
public service. SenSte bill, to enable officers
aud volunteers to transmit their pay TO theii
families or friends, was read the frat endsecond
times. and seferred to Finance committee.
Preliminary notice Of bills was given; ant
the following bills were introduced and read th'
a,st time: To repeal the frst section oil an &C
coucerning the sDactiug and repeallug Of stat
uses, To repeal SEQ. II Of the act to regulat
the mode OF administering assignments 10 trus
for the benefit Of creditors, passed April .
1859; To amend the Let sec. of an act to erec
the county OF Pike. Senate amendment to th
Bill To facilitate the settlement Of accounts be
tween the United States and this State, wa
agreed to. Senate messages were disposed Of
~ .n.-.-... .-aa addad TO athe Judiciary com
ml.tee. Mr.. Conyerse's resolution, authoriznl
the Chief Clerk to assign bis Assistants TO dut
without respect to the order of their election
was adopted Committee reports were present
ed and disposed of. The bill To amend tn
sct for the creation and regulation Of incorpO
rated companies 10 the State Of Ohio, pssse'
Mayl, 1852, was passed. Much. Of the da.
was spent by the Hpuss IN COMMITTEES NJ 4 !. Of u
whole. assas 5s sssr. sa gee