RESOLUTIONS OF THE HOUSE-Continued. Relative to the sale of certain lands near the Wabash and Erie and lighting the Penitentiary, 254. the acquisition and control of foreign territory, 272, 628, violations of the act to prevent unauthorized banking, 273, payment of certain interest to R. G. Perkins and others, South Fork Feeder, 356, 357. printing report of a select committee relative to the sale of printing extra copies of the report of the Board of Agricul- the removal of Sippo Reservoir, 541, 628, 645, 665. Whitney's plan for a railroad to the Pacific, 552, 553, 576. to paying certain tolls to the Sandy and Beaver Canal to a change of rates of postage upon transient papers, to the final adjournment of the Legislature 580, 617, 625, to the improvement of western rivers and harbors, 581, to the boundary between Ohio and Virginia, 625, 627. to the claim of Wm. Dawson, 164. John Walton, 285, 371. Whiting & Huntington, 519, 595. Calling upon the Board of Public Works for information as Appointing James Smart register of Virginia military dis- RESOLUTIONS OF THE HOUSE-Continued. Relative to appointing trustees for Miami University, 502, 504, 520, 554. About Jedediah Cornwell, 538, 627, 646. Fredolin Baumgartner, 571, 572, 615, 640, 651. Appointing director of Blind Asylum, 572, 640, 651. Authorizing commissioners of the Library to procure cases, As to care of State House, 578, 607, 640, 651. About furnishing school laws to Wyandott, 578, 637, 650, Authorizing the clerks of the two Houses to prepare in- Appointing trustees for Deaf and Dumb Asylum, 581, 593, Touching the regulation of said Asylum, 657–8, 667, 671, Declaring that so much of the ordinance of 1787 as re- REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. SELECT COMMITTEES. To wait upon the Governor, 8. On unfinished business, 18. On joint rules, 21. On Senate rules, 38. On Senate bill fixing rate of interest. See app. p. 19. On the operation and effect of laws authorizing remission of debts, fines and forfeitures, app. p. 25. On unfinished business of last session, app. p. 33. On abstract of census returns, app. p. 36. On the subject of apportionment, app. p. 51. On Senate bill as to preventing leases having a longer time to On Senate bill to incorporate the city of Cincinnati, and to re- On the subject of capital punishment, app. p. 115. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES-Continued. On Senate bill No. 64, for the regulation and support of common Relative to the principles of taxation and their practical appli- Minority, report of, on repeal of the black laws, 525—app. p. 185. On House bill No. 18, to incorporate the Toledo Plank Road On petitions, bills and resolutions respecting a new State consti- On report of the majority of the committee on Public Printing, COMMITTEES OF CONFERENCE. On House bill 86, regulating railroads, 434, 465., 66 56, to regulate the militia, 630. 203, further to amend the act for levying taxes on all STANDING COMMITTEES. ON CORPORATIONS. Relative to a bill for the incorporation of a church. app. p. 50. Recommending the indefinite postponement of divers House and ON CLAIMS. Resolutions relative to payment of certain claims, 371, 630. ON ENROLLMENT. Bills and resolutions enrolled, 81, 82, 96, 115, 120, 129, 159, 167, REPORTS OF COMMITTEES—Continued. ON FEDERAL RELATIONS. House joint resolution relative to the acquisition and control of for- Petition of citizens of Marion county, in relation to the Governor's On House joint resolution in relation to western rivers and harbors, On petition to bring remains of C. J. McNulty to Ohio, 503. ON FINANCE. Relative to the report of the commissioners appointed to examine the Relative to the canal lands, 110, 111. On Senate bill No. 13, to equalize taxation, 298-app. p. 93. On Senate bill No. 45, for the relief of the Steubenville, Cadiz and Minority report of, on the same subject, app. p. 166. On petitions to tax church property and that of literary institutions, Resolutions by the committee, 90, 282. 615, 643. Relative to House joint resolution rescinding a part of the joint reso- Relative to resolution for the relief of R. P. Bruce for loss of private On House bill No. 203, further to amend the act for levying taxes on ON THE JUDICIARY. On petition relative to Thomas Corwin, 153, 178, 179, 196, 255, Minority report of, on the same, 179, 183, 196, 378, 542-see app. On Senate bill No. 15, to prohibit leases having longer to run than ten Minority report of, on House bill to incorporate the Toledo Plank Minority report of, on bill for the relief of John McBride, 276-see On a bill to determine the law relative to losses on our canals, 319, On the expediency of dividing the State into two circuits of the REPORTS OF COMMITTEES On the petition of C. E. Williams, 275. Continued. On petitions and remonstrances on the subject of uniting Jackson and On the memorial of the trustees of the M. E. Church of Plymouth, On petition of D. F. Kniffiin and others, for the abolition of capital Petition of 110 females of Ashtabula county, for a law to punish se- Memorial of R. H. Culbertson and others, 282. Memorial of Azor Abel and 30 others, 310. Memorial of Benoni Staats, 310, 311. As to the enrollment, signature and publication of all joint resolutions Memorial of the Sandusky and Columbus Turnpike Company rela- Relative to the election of Thomas M. Key as judge, &c., 668. ON MEDICAL SOCIETIES AND COLLEGES. Relative to petitions for a law regulating the practice of physic and ON THE MILITIA. Petition of citizens of Pickaway county asking pay for advances ON NEW COUNTIES. On remonstrances against the erection of the county of Cumberland, 157. Petitions for the new counties of Burlington and Walhonding, 145. On petitions for an alteration of county lines of Franklin, Union, On remonstrances against change of boundary between Hancock and On certain petitions from Portage county for annexation of four town- Also, on divers other petitions, 609. Petition of A. P. Edwards, 606. Petitions for the county of Taylor, 634. ON PUBLIC PRINTING. As to proportion of documents in English and German distributable |