The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12
Our Columbus Correspondence.
CoLuMnus. o., Feb. OH, 1894.

lhWs VI tue SlHtc, EtC I provinces thHt
II shall be unlawfui Tor any person or per.
sons TO enlist or recruit, in the State Of
Ohio, men in or for any military orrani.
cation Other Than those OF Ohio, or for any
perfon or persons in The State Of Ohio to
offer any bounty, premium or fee OF any
kind, 10 induce residents of this State to
go into nry other State 10 enlist. or 10 be
accepted as substitutes, or in any way to
induce or TO attempt TO induce emigration
from this State for such purpose ; pro.
vidcd that The provisions OF this act shall
not apply TO any person or persons au-
thorized 10 enlist or recruit for any such
military organization by the Secretary of
War or the Governor OF this State, Sec.
9. Any person found gully Of violating
any OF the provisions OF this act, shall for.
felt and pay for every such offence, q fine
Of not less than $500, nor more Than
$1,000, and, il the fine is not paid, the
person thus offending shalt be committed
TO the county jail OF Tie proper county,
and there held until such fine and costs are
paid.
The Governor, by Joint resolution, is
authorized 10 place a portion Of his con.
tingent fund in the hands of a committee
appointed 10 look after and zee to the ne
c~essities and comfort of veteran regiments
on their arrival in this city.
The Committee on the Reform Farm
and School reported in favor of the bill
providing that the State might purchase
two hundred and ,hirty.thrce acres of
good bottom land rs an addition to said
farm. This brought up one days dis.
c~ussion, which ended 10 the defeat Of the
bill. This farm is composed Of eleven
hundred acres of land. The soil is Iirht.
being mostly sand with a little clay, well
adapted TO the growing OF fruit, but not
good for grass. Some four hundred acres
OF said farm are susceptible Of cultivation
The balance Is not, by reason Of hills, ra.
vines and rocks. Timber, small pines
and chestnut. This Reform School is six
miles rom Lancaster, Fairfield County.
1t was established for the purpose of
placing boys who have committed Pcni.
ienliafy crimes. Sometimes they are sent
direct TO this School by the Court before
which they were convicted. In some in
stances, they are removed from The Peni.
Tertiary. and placed there. The effect
has been good thus far. A large proper.
lion olthe boys sent TO this School have
been so far improved as to give promise
OF making useful members OF society,"
The number remaining in the institution,
Nov. LIST, 1868, was 1876 number ,ha,
have gone from The institution in the year
1868 is 76 number received, 60.
The b'll legalizing seven per cent. in.
terest was put over 10 tie I'd Tuesday Of
January, 1864.
Inc senate nave passed H. b. TO nc
oep, we 3ruH' OF iahd by congress, ior
vac ocuent OF Aerlcui'ural colleges. The
o'a'e mas i've years III when 10 establish
eoI'c8e or co'lcges under me tc' OF Con-
yrs mah,h9 SAID grant, IL IL mol done
m''hln sa'u Iihie' me land revcrls back tc
we o"''9" D'a'Ss; ~ realIy costs notl.
.he 70 pass me oi''' ou;' IN order to hold
'"e ,"nu' u large sun mas got I be ex'
penueu' ..
III nlil giving rebate Courts con
cu'Ien, jurisdiction WIN courts Oh Com
non : !e"s III Par'''oh OF real estate, was
.no'ln,'e'y pos'Poncd. Also me follow
,nh p!I'. 70 provide Tor publishing 'h(
avs IN newspapers To prevent Justices
OF inc leace ana constitutes from acting
rs attorneys before Justices f; TO limit the
nu"hoer o. lays mat members olthe Leg
,%sIa'uie Shal' draw pay. The compensa'
''oh OF pay agents mas been increased from
TWO IT 'nr'e Io,,afS per day. The House
mas pnSseG Dill 10 prohibit the sale o
intoxicating liquors upon the days OF cleo