Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-16

The-bill was ordered to be read a third
time Tomorrow.
MIR. BROOKS, on leave, introduced bill
to enable certain villages to levy special
tax for cemetery purposes
The bill was read three times, under a
suspension of the rules, and passed-yeas
q, nays none.
On motion of Mr.. WALKER, S. B. 410,
For the relief of Mrs. Mary g. Mahan, was
taken from the table. The bill provides
for allowing, Mrs. Mahans 5000 for the loss
of property and her husband. who was un2
lawfully and unjustly delivered up on a
requisition from the Governor OF Kentucky,
on a charge of abduction of slaves, of which
he was acquitted by the Kentucky courts.
after q long incarceration, which cost him.
his life, and all his, property, IT,, ~ -. 1uj
The billwas warmly advocated by Messrs,
Walker and Kellogg, andWas lost-yeas ..
DaYs lis as ioiloWs: - irrrti< ti<,-,
fe YEAs--Messrs. Bateman, Carlin, Hall,
Harris, Hollister, kellogg, Tibbals, Walk
er and Warner--9 .s.4of3u- o7s,4 slzi.
NAYs-Messrs. Berry, Brooks, Brown,
Cole, Coombs, Dowdney. Godfrey, Golden,
Hurd, Jones, Linn, May. Martin, Sadler,
Walling, West and Willet-l7.. -..,..
The Senate then, on motion of Mr.. HAIR
| RIS, went into Executive session.
! The Senate, in executive session, advised
and consented to the appointment OF Royal
TAYLOR to be commissioner of soldiers
claims, from the 22d February, 1867, to the
time of disseminating said bureau, now
fixed by law. Hf.I ~ Ini ..J .tI
| The Senate also advised and consented to
the appointment of DR.. Clark McDermont,
Iof Montgomery county, to be trustee for
the location and erection of the new lu-
natic asylum, viee DR.. Il. 4. Gushing, de-
clined. .1si YJ 33 atQala lnu asi"i' ,{-sl
The executive session being concluded,
| and the doors opened, 100 lltrlnii bio 1lAr{
|, On motion of Mr.. SADLEh, the motion
to reconsider the vote by which the Senate
failed to pass I'll. B. l36, was taken from the
table. i.F h9gais .EsiilN f.i"12t 80
The motion to reconsider was agreed to.
The question was then again taken on
the passage of the bill, and it passed-yeas
1l9, nays 6. Provides that defendant, in
case of repleVin of personal property in
common pleas, shall have the property re-
stored to him when unjustly taken. Ht
Mr.. TIBBALS, from the committee on
| Public Worke, reported substitute for ID.
J II. 137, Relative to the claim of George
Harsh, for damages by overflow OF the
canal. .'-.g.l .'''. s''j ..- ~.
| The substitute was agreed to, and the
resolution passed-yeas %, nays l. Pro-
vides that the Board of Public Works shall
ascertain IL the canal has been raised above
the proper level, and if so, that it be low
ered. .at
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further consideration of HI. B. $50, and it
was referred to select committee of one
Mr.. Sa(ller. 5 trra 2u-i-
Mr.. BROWN, from the committee on
/ Claims. reported in favor of the passage OF
II. B. 542, For the relief OF Charles Rule.
On motion of Mr.. COLE, the bill was
laid on the table. tit 5.I--
l. Mr.. SADLER, from select committee OF
one, reported amendments to 81. B. $780, In
relation to the jurisdiction OF justices Of
the peace in the replevin of property.
The amendments were agreed to, and the
bill ordered to be read athird time to-mor-
i row.
/ The Senate then, on motion of Mr.. BER-
RY, adjourned till 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning. .
ut was stated in the proceedings of Sat
urday, that Mr.. Walling asked and obtained
IleaVe to record his vote on S. j. r. No.
It should have been on House amendment
to S. j. r. No. 3,