Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-18

Dir. Az presented petitions OF William
Osborn, and 10 others, and Ds Dirlam and
laudsand Richland counties, for an, addi-
tional judge in the second SUBDIVISION OF
the sixth judicial district. Referred to a
committee of one-Mr. May.
On motion of Mr. BROWN. S. B. 3S7.
For the relief Oft. j., FiRpey streasqrer of
. Johnston township, TrumbRn county twas
read a second tims, and ordered to be read
On'motioRFof Mr.. HA RRESS s. B. 1856,
was read a second time EalId referred to
committee on Municipal Corporations.
The Senate then adjourned.T
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HOUSE OF Il REisKESENTAFIKESs
.siF,,>zS - o. MORNING SESSION. orr Ess ~ 81
Prayer by Rev. Mr. .sByers. .s-ss-s
- The journal was read and approved,a
MESSAGES FROM THEsENATE
were taken up and read. Action was taken
by the House on them as, follows: & Ill
On motion of Mr. ~COAN, the House in
sisted upon its Ist and 9Th. amendments to
s. B. 1913, To regulate and govern the Ohio
Penitentiary, and asked for a committee of
conference. Il 4 ~ - - - - y
Senate samendmentstt H.CB. MOI 322, To
authorize the Miamisburg g. Carroiteni Hy-
draulic company TO flow water from the
Miami river into; the, Miami canal, were
agreed itor--yeas 81, nays none. s,-s,yo..1 -,
s. j. r. 5No.76, Relative to instructing the
Auditor of State To introduce the system of
Miltinsberger's bookkeeping for county
auditors, was referred, on motion of Mr..
COCHRAN, to select committee of one
Mr., Piatt, a..f ~ s,1a
= The several bills passed by the Senate,
and receiver from that body, were read the
first time and appropriately disposed of.
The SPEAKER laid before the House the
following communication: laJ14ET sfT
.T s5isiJ,y as :, t"CoLuMBUs, o., March IA, 1857,
'sHo1s. Ed. "a. PdUvott, Speaker of the House
Of Representa- = 80. sEA ~ - -. - tsgthE 81
'SIR-I hereby tenderlmy resignation as
member af the House of REPRESENTATIVES
OF, the General Assembly of Ohio, by rea-
son of receiving an appointments in the
civil service of the United States Govern
ment. IS Very respectfully, s., ss.5S ,.,s-5
tsts3 .rai5r,5 %Your obedient servant,
li. - ~, s' t'R. HAsTINGs.'',
q Mr.. HITCHCOCK moved that the resig-
nation be accepted, and in doing so said,
that whi g he regretted to part with Col.
Hastings as member of this House, he re-
joiced that he was about to enter upon the
discharge of the duties of a new and very
responsible Office, end one entirely agree
able to himself THAT of q. S.. Marshal for
the Northern District af Ohio. s4
The resignation was accepted. 17.a
Senate amendments to III. B. 430, To au-
thorize the city council of the city OF Lam
caster to build market house., were nom
concurred in-yeas 90, nays7.
A call of the House was ordered. - 97as
g Numerous leaves of absence were asked
and obtaiaed. y a1tH .-go''5 se = =
Mr.. BLOOM, upon leave. presented the
petitiou of l0Lcitizens of Richland county,
for a law or constitutional amendment de-
claring any citizen ineligible to office adj
dicted to the use of alcoholic stilnulants.-
% .s .-ysr = HI-
The call of the House showed 50 MEM
bers present, and further proceedings under
the call were dispensed with. 10 .rl..f s ~ p
Mr.. MONOGRAM moved that the House
adjourn. Disagreed to. p ~ =.
PETITIONS AND CIRCUMSTANCES
were presented as follows, and appropri-
ately referred: 17s fsa siac.- 10 3.
BY Mr.. RUTTER, of Fairtfcld-From 10
physicians, for law to establish a State
character to the late army medical, exam
lining board. 1gy a.s -zl1 alaa ~ 81 81
9 By Mr.. HITCHCOCK. of Geauga-From
Lake, for the publication of :" Ohio's Rec
ord in the Rebelion;n and from Geauga,
on the same subject. sag
By Mr.. BANNING. of Knox-From Del
aware, asking that the law passed prn 6,
1866, to provide for the payment of local
bounties pledged to volunteers under the
call of the President of July 2, 1862, be ex-
tended to the year 1867. ssTs, h ,F'.ie' ltle
:, Mr.. COCHRAN made report from the
joint committee on Enrolment, and 6s
The SPEAKER then signed the bills as
enrolled. sra = a..a ,sae5s,;. 3 a.
IS. b. No. 1923, To authorize the Board of
Public Works to purchase SO much of the
upper or National Road Bridge at lZanes-
vile, as is situated on the line of said road, |
was read twice, under suspension of the
rules, and referred to the committee on
Public Works. sss~~~. -,.s-.v
GSt55 e SECOND REApINa.s & 8UHl
\ Nine bills were read the second time by |
their titles, under suspension of the rules, !
and appropriately referred.
Giqs Sof go, THIRD sREADINGs.zH sssgI .ssET
Q s. B.No. 369, by Mr.. nj ARTIN-To auth-
orize the county commissioners of Stark |
county to assess an additional tax for bridge |
purposes, was read the third. time. i351 d |
Mr.. SCHNEIDER offered amendmedrs to |
make the bill apply to Stark and Summit |
which were agreed to, and the bill |
was passed-yeas 90, nays, 1. rss =. $40 rs,g
Numerous motions were made and agreed |
70, to take up and postpone bills to q GER
Jain day. 80 .ssal Z 1s-...s--s
BILLS INTRODUCED AND READ FIRST, TIME.
II. B. No. $50 by Mr. DRESBACH-To
clerks of courts of common pleas
TO certify to the release of mortgages in
title, under suspension of the rules, and
referred to the committee on Judiciary.
H. B.. No. e526, by. Mr.. .RH0DES-Sup.
to an act entitled IAN act for
,he better regulation of the public schools.
in cities, towns" &C.. passed Feb. 81,
lS49, and the acts amendatory thereto.
III. B. No. 427. by Mr. r,aPENNISTEN-To
the sale of certain school lands
situated in Jackson township, Pike county.
&c. Read a second time by its title, under
suspension of the rules, and referred to
,he committee Oh Common Schools and
School Lands.
H. B.-No. 52S, by. Mr.. PATTON-To au-
;hoFize county clerks to keep@in their Off
,es blank applications for soldiers pensions.
II. B. No.529, by Mr.. .COULTER-To au-
;horize the town council OF the incorporated
village of Lebanon, Warren county, to levy
! special tax to buy fire engine and appa-
'atus, and to construct cisterns in said vii
age ,-rrss --t...., ,.zs..y..4g ss
Il. b.. $50, by. Mr.. NORTHWAY-To
lmend the law to restrain from running at
arge certain animals therein named.
Mr.. KERR reported back, from the COM
nittee on Roads and Highways, Fl. B. No.
Sig, Relating to roads and highways, and
its indefinite postponement,
The object sought being accomplished in
another bill (S.B. No. l16). Agreed to.
Mr.. STEDMAN reported back, from the
committee on Agriculture, II. b. No. 502,
oy Mr.. Coulter, Supplementary to san act
~ provide for the creation and regulation
If Incorporated companies in the State of
1hio." passed May l, 1852, and recon-
nsnded its indefinite postponement, as the
'ame provisions are contained in III. B. No.
Ll6, which is now law. Agreed to.
Mr.. COCHRAN reported back, without
from the committee on
Corporations other than Municipal, S. b.
No. 800, To amend section one of an act
creation and regulation of Incorporated
in the State of Ohio, passed May