Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-28

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T,palpkT. tsb. ~, 1862.
snn,tE 4APehsIoni were presented and re-
ferrc1.. I'D a NJ 10 provide fog tho redemption
of noles Sf tbe S ssnecA county Bank; for a law
for the election Of school examiners. Senate
hlil. To amend the Alak saolinna Of the eos eA.l-
tled san act TO authorize Free Banking, PASS
Cd larch 81, 1851, was passed ThetpllpHiq8
6ihs werS lIntto dnced and read the tpt ttnki
Suppleinentars TO an act entitled "an acs 70
proaide for The rapid nFganizatio the miii,le
of Ohio enisted under the requisiuon OF .n9
President Of the United States, and 70 ~ sne
compensali0 On of the Medical BcAsd provided ioY
by said act; To repeal an act entitled an ACT ue-
fning the jurisdicIion and regulating sne PIac'
toe of Probate Courts in the counties Oh Et,e'
Lucas, Rlchland, Holmes, Montgomery, Deia,
ware, Franklin, Scioto and jefferson, passgu y,
April l2. and took effect May, y iesS: 40
amend section Ave Of an act TO provide Ior sns
rauid orsanIzation Of the militia OF OHIO enlist
ed under the regulation Of the President OF tne
United States, passed April %. ,le6l,
The following billb were passed; 10 enable
tho Town Council Of the incorporated village
OF Miamisburg to appropriate money IN . Ger
tain case therein named: To authprze, the ies-
see of lots ftkeen and Thrift zone OF Minieteriai
section No 09. inr the toWnehip Of GRllipons,
Gallia couuty. 20 surrender bis lease ana take
a deed. A Communication from the Governor
was received and referred, incloslng tne tele-
Qraphic correspondence between him ana sen
atofs w ade and Sherman relative 20 an adSi-
tional member, Of Congress from Ohio Inc
bill. For the relief of Benz, Copley Anq otners'
purchasers from lhe State, OF Vesoheatea isnos
and lots belonging to the essate Of joan D. iscnsr,
ter, alias John MsrfimsD, late ot .Wyenaot
county, deceased, having been tesgraeg rom .ne
House, aSd The vote by; which7it iaiied 70 pass
having been feoonsidefed, itwas again put upon
its passage and received the constitutional ma ma
joriiy, aud was declared PASSED., House pnl,
changing the etimesifxedifcr holding the terms
Of the District Gouttiaad the summer ana iaii
term, Of the Court es Cpnmon Pleas IN the
Ninth Judicial pistEiek To- apb2,l lyes,reau 'uo
first, second, and thirdtimesi ana tnen passeu
House bill, To amend section fourteen ol al
act directing the mode OF tEial IN criminal
cases, psssed March 2, 1885, Erg .t.ha
Mr.. Neal offered a preamble a1d resolution :
relative TO binding and distrlbutilE copies OF
"Militafy Regulations, Tactics and ssatistlc,'
which were referred. Mr., Sprsgue offered
resolution Of INQUIRY relative ID the clothing
and bedding Of oonviets Ii the penitentiary,
which was adopted. NcticesOf b new bilt Was
given. The Senate vab 10 committee OF the
Whole during q part ol the afternoon q Mr.
Harsh presented "a petition, aekiDg that Ben
Wade be reelected United States Senator, which
was laid Oh the table v Mr. SLang offered res
olution, which was adopted, providing Tor the
appointment ara select committee w Oslnquire
whether any legislation is necsssstY tol compel
talepraph oorpaniee to eend dispatches snat
have reached their Offices from other lines
= HOUSE, --Petitious we're presented and refer.
red---ior a law TO prohibit the innmigratlonl ,of
ueptoes and mulat.oes Into this State; tsf The
election of Hon, Thomas Ewing 20 tue Uni1ed
States 5enatt For ten per cent lntereet law;
For thefe-e!tctiop ot Hon, B +. WADE tp Che
United StateA Senats; For a.law 70 reduce the
salaries Of State and Coulty ofhceraj tor law
to provide 70. the payment ol certain y9lrntefrs;
For an eight per cent Int efsst LAW, bg.v sro
Sundry bilis welctead the second time and
commined; and tbe following blllswere pstssd'
Supplementary 20 an acf regulating dts;ents
and the Distribution oil personal esia es, passed
March IA, 1858; To amend the 25!h afeLlon Of
the act entided ''an &C. Of the Jurisdiction and
procedure before justices, Of the. peace and % q
the duties OF conatahles in civil casesi" 10
amend secsion IT'S Of TIE Code, Tie Ml, TO
repeal an act entitled 'ssn act 20 Aqthptizs che
Commissioners Of clermont I. ano Hsmillob
courfies 10 purchase a bridge theEe:p named,
failed TO receive conslituiiopal majority 1bn.
the yose by which It failed to pass was recon.
sidered, and tho bill was then referred 70 sse-
lect committee. A communication rom the
Governor was received. inclosing toe coT5ss.
pondence. between him and our Senators and
Representatives 10 Congress, relative TO an 3D.
dltional rnembsr Of Congress from pAio' Saisn
E1S Nosos sslss,sS SSs siscu o uoE bills. and tbseo
lowiGg bills we're introduced and read the hssl
time: To amend an act entitled len act To- az
thcrize counties, toslships, cities and incoIpo-
rated, villages 10 issue bonds inl certain cases,
passed March 10, 1866; To enable scholaEsin
Tupper's Plain Seminary to share In the distri-
button of public school funds; Supplementary
to the act entitled "an act for the distribution
ana dinvestmentof this States proportion Of the
surplus rsvenue,1 passed. March eS, 1887. Mr.!
Lind,, to whom was referred the petition which
DO had prssentedi asking that Mr.. Ewing be
,leoted United States eehatos, reported that his
slecton would be hailed WITH Joy by efsry lover
VI his country aud ati the same tina the eiec
iUa Of ieany 6thet good U6ion man" would be
atlsfacsofy., Sundfy Senate messages were
cad and disposed Of The bill, To amend the
Ith section Of the election lew, passed March 8,
esq, was indefinitely postponed. House BH |
% amend sections 80 and 81 Of the Justices
ode, wac indefinitely postponed. Senate icirt
authorizing The Governor TO sccept
be eseryioes Of volunteer SURGEONS and paying
heir necessary expenses, vas adppssdo w..
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