Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-20

-LeEi1'rslvg sumrgery.
81 q n WE1l1.DAY, Feb. 10.

srAlrr AMr RobIsou prsi snted the remon.
dtrauco of ,he PtkeIdeprpp4 SECRETARY Of the
Board Of Education of'Clevelandb against the
proposed reduction Of the Slat9 school tag,
which Naa aftfefEd to ih6 commiiI1o on Schools
and School Laudp. Sundry bills, we're fead w
seeond time and bommitlpd, and ne foiipwlng
hilia were Iinirodhced and fehd the hiet time'
To orranIze and discipline the Militia Of Ohio;
n SreS5I "a and 5lS6inlin6 the Militiaof tlnlo-
THE irst was introduced by Nj, Snnet and tue
Iast nv AR, Dierde-A heetw0 bvine verl unlike
a .iheIr proyisions X The following bills we're
passed: To amend the 2elh AectIon Of lhe jua,
Ftice5. code; T0repeAl sections ~, II ana 10 Oh
the independent ffeasury Law. Mr. Monroe,
from select committee 70 whom Naereterred
House resolution, inquiring BY what anthovity
the Senate amended a bill alter. " had passed
both branches OF the Genefai Assembly ana
been aigned BY eispeaker OF the House, SUD
mitted . seport, ,SelHiming that the Senate Was
right IN, delng %, but recommending tnas ~
yield the point IA meter OF comfy, sSihe 70
THE President laid before the Senate 9 com
munication from the Board OF. Public Works,
10 reaponsebto .resoluIiOn, relative to claims
due the State, which was ordefed 90 be printed.
House bill, 10, enable jpaiices .of thaD peace TO
discharee the duties OF police judg easWaa pass
cd. IA bill Wssd introduced and sread the frst
time, To amend. An act 10 aplhnfiza the mhhing
Of real estate jpdexess and W fprthek prescribe
the dutiss Of county commissioners and record
ers In certain cnuntifs, passed Febs IA, 1852
The bill, 10 amepd the A6th seotlonI otI the jus
tices code, Was indefinitely apoBtppnedp also the
bill, Toemead. section 22loof tile lcodesaIMr.
Menroe, bill, Iequirngrpartes having jury tri-
,alt, in civil neses 70 iay the jdfies Baa diacus-
.sed IN cnmmltts lofIthe Whole nearly tina en-
Ire af.ernoon,t and waslh ftefHauln reiareddo q
select committee. e.sdH puae dmesseg ges dwese read
and disposed ei, after Nhiehs ths ISenRte I'D;
journed, ico adi 70 ua9d y157 eti ,l9issls
! fiousE. sMr. Conyerse. sehtsd she petition
of rciHsens Of Franklin county for q Law t6pro
.blbit The furthef flmmigrdti61 ofcdlofed persons
into this State, whidhlwAs referred TO the com
mittee on Federal Relationse Mf! Keysef Of No.
Bile presented lthe petition Of John Thrapp and
twenty-seye len other titizene Ofathat county ask
ing that Hon Th0mas Ewing be elected United
States Senasof, dahich Was referred 10 Mt Key
eeF, aeielseleot oonmItiee of ones Mr.'etiers
presented 4 petition, which was refefkedy for q
law 70 ptohibit the ihahigtA.ion'of blacks. into
this Stals.s suodfy bills were Sfead the second
timeand committed, ,abd the following bill, was
passed: To amend asectIohA4 Of an cot entitled
an act relating 10 jaties,'psssed Febrdtfy g.,
1881. LIVE zoo lld1 sii5 -sie4md se4 n7h"
.iSMr. GIessheF gave notice Of q obnl,,ssTY re-
duee the sslafies Of the three rssident engi-
neefs on the divisi9bs Of the Publ Works that
have been le6sed BY the State. to q compspy =
Other bill notices were given, and the following
biIls were ihtfodnced and read the fitst Nme:
To regulate and restrain dogs from runbidg at
large, and more eGeceuaIly 70 protect WOOL,
growers against loss; .Amehdatory to On act en-
titled an 'ac7 prescribing the duties lof County
Auditors, posed April 4, 1859. The fetolu.
ton 10 bsy Jamts Gamble per, disM, etc y was
reported back IRON the FihkHcs1 committee, dis
cussed for come time, and then laid on the ta-
BILE for the present. rheeommittee on claims
reported back the bin, For the relief o. Ben
jAmin oople and othert, and feeomnieAdsd its
psssake After considerable diecd4Bioh, ,t was
referred 70 the Jtdlciafy committed.
J Mr.. GrIswSldS Biil9 To suthorizs the Board
of Education Of Findlsy, sHhncock county, To-
issue bonds TO raise money to build eschool
house ID said village, was reported back BY its
author, with d rSe0mm enda ion Z Bat Il pses.-I
Afser discussioB, the bill was referred to b Sc
lect cbhahiittee o. one; with ilstfdttions. !, MrS
Ferguson offered aresolution, Which was Rdoptl
ed ipquirfng into the e1pediency Of ccnaolida-
ting SUB district school libraries, 30 as to have
but one school oHbtaty ID each township. Mr.
zlnn offered o fesolhti6n, Thanking Generals
Grant, Smith, McCfern4hd,s Wallace, aeting
Brleadiers Lanman, 0kiseby and McAtthur, and
Cois. Gibson, Fl yifs and logan, for the late vic
tory at Fort Donelson, which, after q long and
tedious discussion, was referred 70 the commit
tee on Military AhaFt. The House then ad
journed. ~ a -. y,