Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-20

rally increased; and as the people Of this district
afked the privilege of making this incfease, he
Wes for the bill.
The vote was then called on the bill,which
fesulted--yeas %, nays 81. ~
Mr.. HUGHES moved that this vote be recon-
sidered, and that the motion be laid on the ta-
BILE. which motion was disagreed to.
Mr.. WOODS, on leave, introduced H. b 498
TO exempt from sale under execution the prop.
erty Of the militia of this State who may have
been mustered into the service of the United
States, while in actual service, and for two
months thereafter. ..t
Mr.. WOODS moved that the rule be sus-
pended, and the bill read q second time now.
which was agreed to, when the bill was read q
second time, and referred TO the committee OF
the Judiciary.
s. B. 175-For the repairs of the National
road, pending the amendment of the select com
mittee, to require that no gates shall be placed
within three miles of Columbus, and to require
the road bed to be kept unobstructed for width
of 60 feet.
The first amendment was disagreed to, aDt
the second adopted; also, one requiring all con-
tracts for stone to be by public letting.
The bill was then read a third time, when
Mr.. HOWELL offered an amendment, ex-
empting juymen going to court from tolls, s,whicf
was agreed to.
The bill was then passed--yeas rs, mayo /.
s. b. 276 To provide for the erection of al
asylum for the deaf and dumb, was set for Q
third reading on Tuesday next at III o'clock.
Mr.. WRIGHT, Of Marrow, from the commit
tee ON Currency, reported back II. B. 1888 -TC
incorporate the Bank Of Ohio, with amendments
which we're agreed 10, when the bill was set fo
third reading on Tuesday next.
On motion of Mr. BLAKESLEE, H. b 33
-"Relating to dogs" was taken from the ta.
BILE and read a third time, when
Mr.. BLAKESLEE explained that this bill
provided for the assessment of dogs like othe
Il property, and also full enumeration of tn
dogs in the State shall be taken, aud that 1
suits for the killing Of dogs no more shall be Is
covered than their listed value.
The bill was then passed-yeas 81, nays 81
The committee on Municipal Corporations re
ported back H. B. 436-To amend the City Ii
corporation Acts, when, after some discussion
, the bill was referee to Mr.. Burr, as a seleC
committee
II B. .4S3-Suppementary to the act defnin
the powers and duties of the Board of Publ
Works, was read q second time aud ordered
n be engrossed and read q third time on Monda,
II B.4o7-To suspend the operation OF set
tons l3 and Ia (the special clauses) of the Su
Treasury bill was read q second time, and n
ferred TO the committee on Finance.
, The committee on Public Buildings reporte
! back Il B 460-To abolish the Office of supe
ipteudeut of the State House, with certa
a amendments OF the Senate pending, whiC
amendments we're agreed to-yeas 60, ma
9.
Mr.. WELSH, from the select committee
whom was referredS. B. 225-To amend th
y Independent Treasury act, reported the san
- back, with an amendment, which was agre
!, to, when the bill was set for third reading
!" Tuesday next.
Mr. BURR, from the select committee
q whom was referred II. B 436-Te amend Il
> : City Incorporation act, reported the same baC
70 when
u The bill was passed-yeas 10, nays I,
. Mr.. HAMILTON, from the committee
Federal Relations, to whom was referred
]. R. 1l3-Relative to uniform standard
: weights and measures, reported the same baC
: when the resolution was agreed to.
- Mr.. WOODS, from the Judiciary commits
reported back II. B. 4SS-To exempt from So
under execution the property of Ohio Volu
teers, when in the U. S. service-when 1t "
i' amended, so as not to permit levy upon persC
. al property, aud passed-ysas 50, nays none.
= Messrs. Jonas, Patterson, Woods, Vor
q Wright,of Hamilton, and Jessup, asked and 0
u tanned leave to record their votes on II. B.
. the Military Bill-and voted yea.
= The House then adjourned.