Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-24

Flrtr-ntth esnsral AssembIy.
THURSDAY, Jan. %, 1862
PRAYER by Rev. Dr. Woods.

SENATE.
THURSDAY, Jan. %, 1862.
Prayer by Rev. d.. Woods.
Mr.. McCluDg presented tho memorial OF 3
X. Harter and ttty other citizens OF MAN
county, asking the General Assembly 70 mak'
a thorough examination into the general ant
local expenses Of the State-and moved tha
the Same be laid upon the table and printed
Agreed TO-.
M. Ready presented the petition Of the com
missioners and other citizens OF TuscaraWai
county, praying for the passage OF law TO au
thorize the commissioner OF salu county to levy
A tax to pay debts incurred for tho relief Of SOL
diers. Referred to the committee on Judiciary
Mr.. Robson presented the petition OF Trad
Kelly and other citizens Of Cleveland, praying
for the passage Of law to amend, the law 70,
spectIne forcible entry and .detainer. Referred
10 the Judiciary.
SECOND READING OF BILLS
H.B. No. Q, by Mr.. scott--For the relief Of
the families Of volunteers In the State and
United States service.
( 8. b, No. 90, by Mr.. Monroe-To repeal Ger.
tain acts therein named providing for the cleo
ton Of additional common pleas Judges.
s. B. No, "a, By M. Qulnby-To amend the
forty-sixth section Of an act entitled "an act oi
the jurisdiotion and procedure before justices
Of the peace and Of the duties Of constables 10
civil cases." passed March IL, 1858.
II. B. No. i6, by Mr.. Dfesel-To amend SEQ
ton 524 of an act entitled can act TO establish
code Of civil procedure" passed March H.
1853. ~ 4s#.a
The above we're referred to the committee Of
the Whole, (, sIi1 s.sl fre
H. B. No. IL, by Mr.. 'Glessner-To repeal
the act 10 authorize the election Of one addition
al Judge of the Court of Common Pleas Of the
eighth judicial district, passed April IL, 1858.
Referred to the committee on Judiciary.
The following was read the third time.
s. B. No. II, by Mr.. Blerce--To repeal sec
tion 500 Of an act entitled "sn act TO establish
code Of civil procedure" passed March IL,
1853,
A motion By Mr.. Kinny to indefinitely post
pone, was lost.
The bill was then passed-yeas 90, nays IL.
Title agreed to.
Mr.. Sherrard gave notice Of bill 10 exempt
from execution and sale the property OF persons
who have became liable as securities for
persons who are 10 the military service Of the
United States while the principal debtor remains
In said service.
TRsT READING or BILLS.
s. B. No. 80, BY Mr.. Gunekle-To repeal Sec
tlons l3. IL and l6 Of an act entitled 'tan act
to establish the independent treasury Of the
State OF ohio," passed April IL, 1858.
8. B. No. 81, by Mr., 3ardner--To amend can
act fixing the compensation Of clerks, assistant
clerks, sergeant.at-Arms and assistant sergeant.
alarms of the Senate and House Of Representa-.
tives of this state" passed April 80, 1859.
8. B. No ~, by Mr.. McClung-Exsending
the time for enclosing railroads BY fences and
csttle-guards.
REPORTS, RESOLUTIONS, ETC
Mr.. Sinnet, from the committee on Military
Affairs, recommended the printing Of certain
communications from the Adjutant and Quarter
master Generals, and also that they be printed
In the appendix to the SENATE journal, which
Was agreed to.
Also, communication from the Commisasfy-
General, in answer TO certain inquiries OF the
Governor, and asked that 1t be laid upon the
table and printed. Agreed to.
Mr.. Neal, from the committee on Printing,
reported certain propositions from the publish
srs of the several daily papers Of the city In
regard TO reporting and publishing the proceed
ings Of the Senate, without recommendation.
Mr. Welsh moved 10 accept the proposition
of the Capital CITY Fact.
Mr.. Mason moved TO recommit the report OF
the committee, with instructions to report re-
commentator,
On motion Of Mr.. McClung the further con-
alteration OF the subject was postponed TO the
first Monday Of April, Is62-yeas 81, nays 10
Mr.. Eggleston, from the committee on
Claims, submitted O report, accompanied by 3
B. No. 32-For the relief Of Benjamin Copley
and othera, purchasers from the state of escheAt'
cd lands and lots belonging to the estate oi
John Zscherder, alias John Merrimsn, late oi
Wyandott county, deceased. Read the first
time.
Mr.. Robson, from the committee on Munici
pal Corporations, reported back s. B. No. IL
To authorize the city Of Cleveland to fund Ger.
tain railroad stocks--without amendment, and
recommended its passage
The bill was ordered to be engrossed, and
read the third time.
The bill then passed--yeas "a, nays 0.
. Senate took q recess.