Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-30

mentary to an act for the encouragement
of Agriculture, passed Feb. 10, 1858.
Mr.. LINN offered the following reso-
luton. which was agreed to:
r. Resotved,r That the committee on Agri-
culture be instructed to inquire whether a
I material Iabrhigfment Of the aOp9al report
/ of the State Board Of Agriculture may not
be.had without impairing the usefulness or
value of that document TO the agricultural
h and manufacturing interests Of the, State,
and that said committee report by bill {or
/ otherwise, Y {i0 Z y. 80 fRftF II
Il Leave Of absence was granted to Mr.
|, Jones until tomorrow at o'clock P.M
| The Senate then took a recess.
/ .YV. I. AFTERNOON sEssIoN.0 NaTT'
/ Mr.. HAYDEN, on leave, introduced a
billto authorize the city coupcis to ap-
| point inspectors Of beef cattle, sheep, hogs,
/ poultry, game, fresh meat, and fresh fish.
| On motion Of Mr., BROOKS, the special
! order for this hour was postponed till
| O'Clock.
Mr.. HALL on leave, introduced aHbiH
| to provide for the Organization as cities ol
the first-class, of such cities as NAV have
5 been advanced TO the grade of cities oi
4 the first t-class between decennial periods,
! and prior to May, 1867, and also suople-
mentary to the act passed May B, 1852 to
provide for the Organization Of cities and
incorporated villages, and thelseveral acts
supplementary thereto. and amendatery
thereof, now in force. Read first time by
Mr., LINN, on leave, presented a petit
tlon of the city council and trustees of the
water works of Zanesville, for authority
to borrow money for the purpose of en-
larging the water works Of that city Re-
ferred TO committee Of one-Mr Linn y
al ftntn
mittee OF the Whole, Mr.. Hayden in the
chair, on the orders of the day q r9 .'h
After some TIME spent in discussion of
several bills, the committee rose and re-
ported, s. B. 25l was referred to the COM
mittee on Judiciary. s. B. 259 and S. b.
254 were ordered to be engrossed and read
third time to-mOrrow. s. B. 255 was re-
ierred to committee of three Messrs.
Brown, Linn and Walling.j 'Hf' "I .
The special ORDERS B. 24I, for the ap-
pointmefit of commissioners to revise the
laws, &c.--was furtherpostpone and made
the special order for Thursday next at 3
o'clock p. NJ. 's'. .rHy .fu...
1 Mr.. BERRY, from a select committee,
reported abiIl supplementary to an act de-
/ fining the Jurisdiction aud regulating the
practice of probate courts in the coupties
of Erie, Lucas, Richland, Holmes, &C., pass
ed April II, 1853, and amended April 4,
| 1859 Extends the privileges of the bill TO
Wyandot county, and allows probate Judge
TO make an allowance to prosecuting attor-
ney not exceeding $780, on op EHi. ?.
Mr.. WARNER, from the committee on
Military Affairs, reported amendments TO
II. j. II. 96, relating to the appointment of
joint committee to investigate the matter
of missing local bounties to Ohio soldiers.
referred to in the Adjutqnt Generals Re-
port. Amendments agreed to and the reso-
luton passed--yeas %, nays l. nn.
Mr.. WARNER also reported from same
committee substitute to ii. j. r. 90. The
substitute was amended and adopted-yeas
26, nays none. 1t is as follows:
WHEREAS The Board of Managers Of the
Natioual Asylum for Disabled Volunteer
Soldiers have decided to locate the Cen raj
ASYLUM In the Valley of the Ohio, and
which will probably be located in this
WHEREAS, The Executive committee of
said Board, charged with the duty of de-
termining said location, propose visiting
this State, early in February next, to select
it; and fjn .g 'cJ srf SO
WHEREAS, Said Asylum will, when in
operation, care for all disabled Ohio SOL
diers not already provided for in tile Asy-
lum for Regulars at Washington City;
therefore lI .1l. -
Be ii res0lred bythe General Assembly of
the State Of ohio, That committee, TO con-
sist of two membersof each House, be ap-
pointed to meet and confer with said come
mittee, In conjunction with the trustees of
the Ohio Soldiers Home, and that said
legislative committee and trustees be au-
thorized aud instructed to assure the man
ayers of the National Asylum for disabled
Volunteer Soldiers, throughntheir Execu-
tive Committee, of the willingness of this
General Assembly to donate to said asylum
for its use and benefit, the buildings, per-
sOnal property, and any uneXpended bal
ance of appropriations, and the temporary
use of the land now occupied by the Ohio
Soldiers Home, OH condition that the Ma
tional Asylum, or branch thereof, shall
be locatediwithin this State, and thatit shall
admit and care for all disabled Ohio Volun-
teer soldiers. lu- MI rG.a- HaI v.'f|
Mr.. COLE, from the Judiciary com
mitee, rep04ted back s.. b. 202, TO establish
the Superior Court of franklin county,
without recommendation. ~ E.q ~
Mr.. COLE stated that the committee were
not agreed asto the prOpriety of establish
ing a Superior Court in7 Franklin county.
inasmuch asthe bar thereof were divided
on the subject He himself was willing to
but was opposed to the bill in question. b
%. MIR. WALLING said he wished TO present
statistics showing the necessity of the
court provided by the bill, and asked that
it be referred to committee of one. The
bill was accordingly referred to Mr.Wal-
ling. Ie eiH grf 17rl moi
? Mr. BATEMAN, from the Judiciary
committee, reported amendments to 5. Il,
No. 5, 10 regulate conveyances,wh we're
agreed to, and the bill twas ordered to be
read q thirdtime Tomorrow. .9h gui /
Mr.. GODFREY, from the committee on
Revision, reported several bills correctly
engrossed. 1a npd lsl .y.'ri2a p I
n The Senate then adjourned. ha ,s5,ai
p HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
~ t7 MORNING SESSION. al lfI /
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Goodwin. E'T"t !
The Journal was read. lQ iili fHf I
Mr.. HEADLEY stated that he was pres
ent and answered to his name upon call Of
the House yesterday. Nn 10 fit-
The journal was corrected accordingly,
and as corrected, approved. 700 Ff3L /
....... s..,. /, PETITIONS PRESENTED. ~ H'
By Mr,OHASE-Erom John Faskin and
8 other citizens of Lucas, county, for law
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