The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-01-21

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A joint resolution was intro luced
by Mr.. Stafford instructiug tho Lcgis
lature to furnish the Statesman and
Journal with reports in season foi
their respective issues, and requiring
said papers to publish the proceed.
ings of each day. After discussion
it was laid upon the table.
Mr.. Chase's bill, making a more
strict accountability between Shcr.
ills and Clerks, was passed with lit
tie opposition. BY this bill all un
claimed costs escheat more certainly
to the state, than under tho old law.
Mr.. llitch's bill. increasing the
compensation OF County Commis.
sioners to two dollars and fifty cents
per day, when in service, and allow.
ing them five cents per mile travel
ing fees, was passed after consider
able discussion.
Mr.. Jackson introduced bill an.
thorizing the town OF Kalida to levy
tax for school purposes.
Mr.. Cheney introduced q bill
authorizing the Commissioners OF
Franklin county to sell the infirmary
farm and apply the proceeds to build
a county Jail.
Mr.. Morse introduced bill to
authorize the city of Dayton to issue
bonds to meet its Indebtedness.
Mr., Lccto introduced bill au.
thorizing Courts TO publish abstracts
of legal advertisements and tax the
expense in the coat bill. The pur-
pose of this bill is TO give more
extended notice of land and other
sales ordered by our Courts.
Mr.. Schlcich's bill, which passed
the Senate last session, relating to
the cancellation and redemption of
the. funded debt OF the counties of
this state was read the third time
and referred TO Select Committee.
Mr.. Stout, from the Temperance
Committee, submitted a report re.
commenting the submission of an
to the Constitution pro.
vding for licenses to hotel and sa-
loon keepers 20 sell spirituous H.
1uorS, which was laid on tho table
and ordered to be printed.
y bill by Mr.. llubbcIl, changing
the mode Of practice in cases of APP
peals from interior Courts, was de-
feated.
The Governor presented Report
Of the Adiutaut General, which was
laid upon the table AMI ordered to-
be printed in advance Of other matter.
The Auditors Report was also
printed.
The bill which passed the Senate
last Winter, amending the law di-
recting the publication Of the laws
he iutS olftS Siataa g. haiaGrk, tG iaakf si i
crctliy Of State AMI Attorney General
to select tie laws to be published ia
the county papers in the state, was
passed.
The bill provilina for tie removal
of tie county seat of Perry county
from Lexington to $ mcrsct cane
up ior passage, AMI elected consd.
crahll debate. TIE House took II
recess till tomorrow without dis
posing OF it.
A report was presented from n
committee who have made cXamina.
tion Of the Ashland Insurance Com.
pany, which WIS laid upon the table.
January l5.---The Senate trans
acted no business oI importance. and
adjourned TO 10 o'clock Tuesday.
llovsE MIR, Brooke introduced a
resolution instructihg the Printing
Committee to inquire the reason why
the Statesman AMI JOWHaI Civ,
preference TO the procee !ings of thC
Senate, which WAS adopted, FoI
discussion on this matter see ohicia
report.
Mr.. Andrews introduced Il resoIu
lion to pay the Jounal and States
man forty cents per thousand ems
for publishing the report OF botl
Houses, which was laid over.
The iollowings bill were intro
duced:
BY Mr.. Edison, to repeal the pres
ent liquor law.
BY Mr.. Glasgo, to amend the
school law.
By Mr.. Collins, to amend tn
school law so as to allow the schoC
tax to be expended in the countie
where collected.
Mr.. Hitchcock, from the Temper
ance COMMITTEES, presented a minor
ity report against the resolution pro
posing an amendment to the Consti
ton providing for a return lc tn
license system.
The bill appropriating 81 900 fo
prosecuting work on the artesia
well was passed.
J, PAID ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Fo
HIS WIFE.--The Detroit Free Pre-