The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-14

ton by OF the act to establish q codo
of civil procedure, passed Match IL,
1853. CCausss cases for criminal con,
t~erbation to abato upon the death Of
the defendant.
By.Nr. Cole-To amend sootieR 4 Of
the act regulating the mode Of admin
lstcring assignment, IN trust for the
benefit Of creditors, passed April 6, so.
[Authorizos common pleas judge, as
well as probate judge, to remove as
signees for causes. f. d ta 20 %
BY. MI. Bradbury-To improve the
pfsctics in criminal cases, [Allows
the case to be rs-Oxamined on ques.
tions Of fact in the appellate court the
same as in civil cases.. A"
THURSDAY, Feb. z.
The following bills were introduced
and read the first time:
BY Mr.. Bateman-To authorize mu-
nicipal corporations to provide against
the evils resulting from the sale Of in
tOxicating liquors.
BY. Mr.. Linn-For the Incorporation
and regulation Of lifo and health insu.
rance companies.
BY Mr.. McFarland-To amend the
act defining the duties Of justices and
oonstables in criminal cases.
FRIDAY, Feb. 8.
There being no quorum present the
Senate adjourned.
n Suse.
@ Feb. 6.
The following bills were introduced
and road first timo: .,- alr.
No.4O7, by Mr.. Thornhill-To amend
the act to Provide for tho election of
prosecuting attorneys and prescribing
their duties, passed April 30, 1862.
No. 4O8, by Mr.. Ponnisten-Supple-
mentary to the act defining the duties
of county commissioners and recorders
and providing Tor an abstract title rec
ord Of real estate. .I G.i- egrtf-4
No. .4O9, by Mr.. Chaso--To amend
the net to regulate the foes Of witness
es in civil and criminal cases, passed
March 16, 1852. s- a .lI.3
No. 4l0, by Mr.. Howard-To amend
the act to establish q code Of civil pro.
cedurs, passed March IL, 1853.
Feb. 2.
The following petitions were pre-
sented s4. Ct. 1a.s,-
BY Mr. Johnson-Memorial Of the
trustees Of the Ohio University, ask
ing that the fund for the establishment
OF an agricultural college may be di-
vided between the two State Universe
ties. Laid on the table and ordered to
be printed. -
BY Mr.. Cist-From numerous Oiti.
zens Of Cincinnati, for a law to amend
the present law relating TO notaries
public. Referred to a select commit
tee-Mr. Cist.
BY Mr.. Dangler-From Al citizens
of Cleveland, for the passage of joint
resolution ~lnstructing our Senator'S and
requesting our Representatives in Con.
gross to vote for tho general bankrupt
bill. Referred TO the committee on
Finance.
By Mr.. Pennisten-From numerous
citizens Of Pike county, for a law tc
increase fees Of county surveyors to 81
per day. Referred to'tho committed
on Fees and Salaries.
BY Mr., Hare-From Jabez Before
and 10 other citizens Of Noble county
for q law to authorize the election o
an additional Judge in tho first subdi
vision af the eighth Judicial District
Referred to a select committee Of th,
members from that District.
By Mr.. Johnson-From s disabled
soldiers and 80 other citizens Of Ath
ems county, or q law to grant TO disa
bled soldiers who have not ayailet
Themselves OF the benefits Of the Sol
disrs' Home, a bounty of 800. Refer
red to the committee on Military Al
fairs.
Feb. 8.
Mr.. Clst, upon leave, reported fror
tho select committee to whom was re
forred the petition Of Charles H. Ste
phsns and others, asking an increas
ofthe fees Of notaries public for tn
protest and record ofbilIs Of exchang
and promissory notes. The committe
report the same back, with the follow