Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-28

Mr.. DANGLET. fFonthec1emttee On
Fuance, TO wldc|i was feierfed II. b. 327--
To transfer and appropriate certain + nds
therein named, REPORTED che same back, re-
!, k,commendlng It's phssage.
The bill was set for its third reading on
Mr.. HITCHCOCK, from the committee
ON Railroads, reported back H. b. 3l4--Io
authorize the employment of apolce force
by railroad cOmpanits 8, recommending its
amendment and passage.
The amendments were agreed to, and the
bill set for its third reading on Tuesday,
January 20.
Mr.. DEF0RD offered for adoption the
following:
Resolred By the General Assembly Of the
!, ,StateQf Ohio. That our Senators bssipstruos
ed, andour Representatives in Congress be
requested, to use their influence to procure
for bieuts tsI4ObertEBufTum, of the 2lst o. ".
J., aisuitable reward BY an appropriation
for hisgallant services while acting as one
of the devoted twenty two men picked
from Gen, ON. MISREPRESENTATION to penz
citrate the Southern Contedefacy, IN 1882
and cut their railroad communications,
whose gallanedeeds have been recorded III
history, andare justly the priAe of 0lho.@
On motion Of Mr.. STANTON, theFeselu--
tion was referred to che committee on Mill
itary Affairs. ~ @pV9s u?iV'l2e se'u Dun
Mr. STEDMAN, offered, resolution,
which was adopted, authorizing the print.
ing of 2l0extr8 copies Of the bill to create
the Office Of county school superintendent.
Mr. WIUES offered a resolution, which
was adopted that so much of the report of
the Board of Public Works as relates to
the iron draw bridge, and .thepurchase Of
the toll bridge across the Muskingum,fiver
at ZanesYille, be referred to the committee
on Public Works. y ,.EI i'nH s.H'9-'rIi
Mr. FOEEETT offered a resolution,
which was adopted, authorizing the ap-
pointment ofa select Gpmmittee of three to
revise The, present. laws felarfng TO theAiu-
spection OF petroleam oil, for illuminating
purposes
The sPEAKERyappointsd EIessrs. Fob
lett, Dangler and Estill said committee.
On motion of Mr.. STANTON, Ii. B. 1S9
was taken from the table and referred to
the committee on Finance.i 3iil 90 'H."YNL y
On motion of Mr.. THORNHILL, II. B.
1865 was ordered to be printed in advance Of
other matter. a =. r.,svvr rs p e,Y~rv
Mr.&OREN Offered a resolution, which
was adopted, instructiHg the COMMITTEES on
,COmmon Schools TO; inquire1what legisa-,
'ti0n is1ecessary to secure q better atteIic-
ance at common schools, and to report by
bill or otherwise. g r GAtJOA
,Mq KERR was excused from serving on
the committee on Insurance, aud Mr..
lHOUSIO ON1was,ap 10 his steadngvi
Mr.. SAWYER moved to take from the
table II. 'B.. No. 4l6, which was agreed to-.
The substitute OF the committee on Jn-
dietary was adapted. apdthe bill set for its
thirtI-reading on Tuesday. January 20 W
n n NJ
i301 was taken from the table, and made the
specialiofClerI for Monday, January28! n
BILLS INTRODUCED AND READ THE FIRST
.unfas9i TIME. E1u 9kAgF
BY Mr.. BARRETT (No. % 366)--To
amend an act to regulate the fees OF Clerks
OF the Courts of Common Pleas, passed
'fS ..MlTSAUIT S .{NO. 367 ITO Authorize
the commissioners of Wayne county to
build coupty Offices, and increase the tax
levy upon the taxable property of that
BY Mr.. STEDMAN (No. 36S)-To
aiaeutl the act to restrain from running at
large cerl ain animals.
Mr.. STEDMAN offered for adoption the
following:
WHEREAS, The Secretary OF State Of the
United States has given official notice tia t
there Is be an Exposition of the indus!
trial products of the world, in the city of
Paris, France, to commence on the first of
MAY. and terminate on the fifst.of October
of the current year, and that'alI States and
nations are respectfully solicited to con-
tribute articles Ofitheir iftspectiYel ihdns-
tries to the Exposition, and whereas, the
State of Ohio il, deeply ,interestedsin the
encouragement and development Of all
productive Industries therefore,
:, Resolred By the General assembly Of The
State of OHIO, That the Governor be, aud
hereby is authorized and empowered TO
appoinklby and with the advice and con-
seIt t'of the Senate, a competent person TO
visit said Exposition, aud remain in the
city Of Paris during the continuance of the
saUe, for the purpose of not only repre-
senting The interests of Ohio, but to exam
inc the various industrial products. and in
form himself as fully as may be Of the man
ner and cost of production and utility Of
the article, and to report. TO the next Leg
islatuIe, through the Governor, ain account
of all the new and valuable industries there
represented, 8 fyFp.}T
| Resolced, That there be appropriated the
sum of $4,000 from the general fund, not
Otherwise unprecedented, for the use and
benefit of the person so appointed.
: Tabled to print.
on'motiol, the House adjournsdg D5,
TNoTE BY THE REPoRTER.-In the list of
abseutees without leave, in Yesterdays re-
port, the names of Messrs. Fitch, Kagy. and
North hway erroneopsly, appeared. They
had indefinite leave of absence. Messrss
lEstill aud ,McMorran. stated that they,were
present at eacli call'of the House, yester-
day,pand the journal was corrected acc0rd-l
IiIgiy. bMrIBloom stated he was iiotabsent
yesterday exceeding minutes, and then
lOnly5Ous business connected with his duty
here
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