Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10
NEW BILLS.

\ Mr.. Furnass Introduced bill, which was
read the first time, To enable the Commits
lsiouers of Montgomery county to purchase
bridge over the Miami river at Dayton.
Mr. CASTOR introduced bill,l which was
read the first time, To amend an act enti-
tied an act to provide for the organization
of cities and Incorporated villages, passed
March 20, 1859, as amended by an act pass
ed March %, 1854. ~ IE4Jha s. TtE5T1
Mr.. Young introduced bill, which was
read the first time, Supplementary 10 an
act, to authorize the Incorporation of Joint
Stock Insurance Companies, passed April
IL, 1856. ,.7..s ~, i, ,i,.,.. .g.., a,g n ~
Mr.. Heller introduced a bill, which was
read the first time, To amend en- act to pre-
vent the killing Of wild deer, passed March
81, 1864 ,s1 ss +, VI, - =.
Mr.. Furnass introduced bill, which was
read the first time, Supplementary to an
act entitled an act defining the Jurisdiction
.of Probate Courts in criminal cases in the
counties of Pike! Portage, Jackson, Cler-
mont, Carroll, Gallia, Butler, Lucas, Hook
ing, Brown, Lorain, COshocton, and CO.
lumbiana, passed April 4, 1859. ~. 5gna
Mr.. Headley introduced a bill, which was
read the first time, To punish the stealing
of water crafts on the waters Of the State OF
Ohio, or on any of the waters bordering on
this State. f7i-eg9'2
Mr.. Swain introduced bill, which was
read the first time, To enable the Board Of
Education of Jackson township, Vinton
county, to borrow money to build school
houses, gtGB LII. HWY
Mr. Kibbee offered resolutions, which
were adopted, rendering thanks to our Off
GERS and soldiers, cherishing the memory of
our gallant sons who have fallen in. n.defense
oftheirl coiintry, and hoping that their
Widowsand orphans may receive loyal sup7
port and regard .aiId ai sH3i'iiBs Il ir,1 o'Edif
Mr.. Gardner offered,a preamble and res
olutions, which were adopted, thanking
Wms Hooper for the personal sacrifice
which he made to oacceptthe Office Of Treas
urer OF State, when Dorsey went out, and
for the ability and fidelity which charac-
terized his discharge Of the duties of the
office. rrF mr..
Mr.. Bloom offered the following resolu-
ton, which was referred. NL.I.LT III
Resolved, by the General Assembly of the
State of Ohio, That Catherine Deighan, an
incurable insane rerson, be admitted into
the Central Lnnatic Asylum at Columbus.
Mr.. Clark of Columbiana, offered reso-
luton, which Dwas ordered To be printed,
referring all petitions memorials, messages,
reports, and papers, relating to the disposal
of the Congressional land grant, and the
establishment Of one,Or more agricultural
and mechanical College orCollegee, TO a'se-
lect Joint committee of one from each Con-
rressional district to be chosehiby the Sem
ators and Representatives of the district,
and tiiis committee shah be known as the
& Aoric,sLturaI College ConMtttte." - '3f'f
Mr.. Schneider offered resolutions, which
were aid on the table to print, indorsinR
the policy toward foreign powers indicated
| In President 'Johns0n's Message to C0nI
gress.
Mr., Oberkline offered aapreamble. and
resolutions, which wereordered to be print
ed, requesting our Senators and RepTesen-
taEives In Congress TO support such legisla.
| tiOn1as shall take the GOyeYnmert Of, thl
| District Of Columbia from officers elected
| by the people, and vest 1t In q Board D
Commissioners TO be appointed BY the Pres
| ident. Recess ~ bHBt s8irHaS
,4,,lr.,, 4tTEkNooE SESSION. m s,st
Mr.. Hitchcock, fromth committe,
on that subject, reported back his resolution
to prevent swindling the soldiers in thei
discharge papers, and recommended it
Adoption Aafeed TO, unanimously. glh
N Mr.. Young offered the following refolu
tion, n,which wasadoptedi go Soli ia y. eol !, p