Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-01
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FaiDAY,J Jan. 81, Ie6.

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-, aEaAfE-@A communication was read, from
q. B. TibhIis, justice Of ,be peace IN Guyaho
ga county, relative to the Law Of forcibIe entr,
and dsialner, which was referred to the com
= mittea On the Judiosry.e Several bills Weri
read the second time and committsd,1 Tit
following bills were introduced and read th,
ne 6rstiime: To exempt real estate from sale OF
execution In certain cases, To amend the 4ls
section Of the act TO authorize free banking
passed March 81. 1851, Senate Joint resolution
srelssse 20 resembling certain joint Gresolutlons
passed BY the last Legislature. was adopted
y Mr. GuEcKEL offered a resolution, thanking
--.osasy Son for publishing reports Of proceed.
ings Of the Legislature, which was tabled.
Mr.. FINcK, from the Judiciary committee,
reported bill To amend an act regulating the
mode Of administering assignments ID trust for
the benefit Of creditors, passed April 6, 1859,
which was read the first time. A commnnca-
tion was read from the Auditor of State 10 res.
ponse to resolution Of the Senate, showing
the amount levied for the benefit Of the families
Of volunteers In the several counties, which
Woo otASEg0 w W ptAutCus ub = t0nluCut VIV
sem. was granted leave Of absence, and Mr..
HIrCHcocK was called to preside temporarily.
House messages were read and disposed of.
The Senate refused to recede from its amend
ment to the Volunteer Relief Bill, and asked
fOr committee of conference. Messrs. Nc.
CLyEo, GUKoKEL aud JOHNSON we're appointed
onthe part of the Senate. Petitions and me-
morials were presented and referred, and notice
Of new bills was given. Sundry additional res
olutions Of no public Importance were adopted.
8 HousE.-The Senate amendment to the bill
fer the relief Of the families Of volunteers was
discussed until nearly noon, and tten voted
d0wn-62 to 20. So the House refused to tax
the people over halt mill on the dollar for.
that object. Mr.. MILLER, from the committee
on Privileges aud Elections, made majority
report In favor Of Mr.. WilkIn as the legally
elected member from Coshocton county; and
Mr.. Converse, from the same committee, re.
ported that James Gamble Is entitled to the
seat now held BY Mr.. Wilkin. Both reports
were ordered 20 be printed. Theresolutlon au.
thOrizng the purchase Of maps for the use OF
the General Assembly while redisirie.ing the
State, was amended aud adopted. The bill
which repeaIs section Bot an act passed april |
~, 1858, TO amend the acs for the prevention
of certain immoral practices, passed February
II, le3l-sAid last act being passed March 20,
leaI-Was passed. sundry bills were engrOssed
and ordered TO be read the third time next
week, large number Of the members having
gone home. The bill To amend the 25Eh sec
stion of the Justices code, was indefinitely
postponed
The committee on Privileges and Elections
reported in favor of the sitting member from
Batlsr county, 10 the contested case of WM-
LIAM B. VAN Hook against JOHN McCLELLAE,
and their report was adopted. TIE following
bills were introduced and read the 6rst time:
Further to prescribe the duties of County Audit
ors--requiring them TO procure oil blanks By
contract, An sot to amend section ID of an act
dIrectiDg the mode Of trial In criminal cases
FequiriDg lawyers to defend criminals, without
compensation, when too poor to pay; To amend !
! sn act for the punishment Of certain offenses
therein named, passed March 8, 1881; Aathor. .
iElDg colleges, academies, high schools, and Q
other schools Of like grade, to adopt course !
Of military instruction as part Of their regu. Q
lar ooprse Of liberal studies, Messrs. ODLIN, Q
CoNvEhsE and scOTT we're appointed commit. o
teeof Conference on the part Of the House, on Q
the difference between the two Houses relative q
to Senate amendment to House Volunteer Be D
lief bill.