Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-23

Mr.. STUBBS Introduced H. B. 455--Io amend
the law relating to the sale OF intoxicating IL
quors, which was read the first time.
Mr.. KRUM, from the committee on AgFicul'
ture, reported back II. B. 430-To amend the
law for the protection of birds and game, with
an amendment inserting new bill, when the
amendment was agreed to and the bill was Or
dered TO be read third time on Tuesday next.
Mr.. BROWNE, Of Miami, from the commit
tee on Finance, reported back H.. B. 4g7-To
provide for Township Agricultural Societies
when the bill was referred to Mr.. Hitchcock as
q select committee.
The same committee reported back II !. D. 4lo
TO repeal the act for the guarantee Of U. .,
bonds, recommending its indefinite postpone
ment, when,
-On motion of Mr.. WOODS, the bill was laid
on the table,
Mr., FLAGG, from the Finance committee,
reported back II. B. 3Sl-To prevent the use OF
camphene as burning auid-when the bill was
eet for q third reading on Tuesday next. -
The Judiciary committee reportedback II. b.
429-To provide for the transfer Of the balance
of the fund for building bridge over the Mau.
NEE river, in Henry county, TO the general
bridge fund-when the bill was passed--yeae S5,
nays none. g-r
| The Judiciary committee reported back H. B.
374-To relieve Justices from the necessity OF a
unanimous verdict, without recommendation.
The question being on the engrossment oil
the bill, si,d ...I- Ja4. s.
n Mr.. CLAPP advocated the bill, which pro-
vides thatnine Of a jury may render verdict
Mr.. STOUT moved that the bill be postponed
4 till January next. 4.ust4v sat
II Mr.. WALSH moved that the bill be recon-
} mitted to the Judiciary committee, that they
a | oh a mo oHita 0f the hill
which they have failed to do. Ea
Mr.. FLAGG expected nothing on so profound
subject from the lawyers, who made technlc
I al objection to it. He would suggest that tn
Speaker select the most honest lawyer in thi
House, and refer the bill to him, with instruc
tions to make it as perfect as possible.
: The bill was then referred back to the Judi
b ciary committee, with instructions to give thei
OF inion uron its merits.
i. The Judiciary committee reported back II.
No. 375-To amend the laws relating to securi
tics of administrators, when the bill was passe
-yeas 81, nays 0.
i The same committee reported back II. B. No
333-To amend the act for the erection of tow
1halls, with an amendment; which was agree
to, when the bill was read third time, whe
Mr.. DEVORE opposed the bill and moved
amend by striking out all after the enactin
A clause, which motion was lost, when the bi
was postponed till Wednesday next. ~
!. The same committee reported back II. B. "A
!. Ito abolish the Office OF Township Treasure
q at county seats, and recommended its passag'
= Mr.. ANDREWS objected to the bill, a.
r. similar one had been passed few years age
: and repealed, because it was found to be i'm
practicable. --ia fA
- Mr.. SCOTT, Of Jefferson, contended that tn
- bill could be made to save large outlay of p'
: centage on township funds, as 1t makes 1t II
duty of the county treasurer to disburset u
funds of the township at the county seat direc
:. without the intervention of township trea!
urer. q, T1
al Mr.. BALDWIN introduced H. B. s56-T
. provide for the payment of the State debt, whit
, was read the first time.
The House then took a recess till to-morro
: morning.