The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14
OHIO Ino1sIATuRu.


ding Western Free Turnpike Road Com.
pany. LA
SATURDAY, March I, 1851.
In The House on motion Of Mr.. .Coi.-
burn, the bill 10 repeal The Homestead
Exemp, on Lqw was taken up. f
The question being on the engross.
ment Of The bill, the vote was lakes and
resulted as follows:. &c .,r
Yeas--Messrs. Alexander, b ikcr, Bat
telle, BlackhuIn. Bundy, Burnett, Cho-
rmgton, Cochran, Cole. Dodds OF MoR-
eomery. Dodds Of Warren, FairchId,
Fee. Gilcrest, Grimes, Hayes, Lenox,
Mayo. Mitchell. Moore. Mckee, Ward
and Wilson Of Wayne-23.
Nays-Messrs, BigeIow, Bishop. Brad.
EIey, Bashnel, Carr, Colburn, Co6dit,.
Decker, Deminc, Finch, Frazier, GIssee,st
Johnson of Jefferson, johnson of Medina.5
Kent, Krider, Morgan, Mccall, March. z
Okey, Plumb, Pow, Pratt, Ramaee, Ray
burn, Schiff, Smith, OF Adams. Smith Of
Clernioni, Shook, Seedman, 1'h, mas Of
Preble, Thompson, Trip, Wilson, .of
Wood, Z,nn, and Speaker-36. sss :.
So the House refused to order the liil
to bc engrossed, consequently twas lost.
Mr.. Williamson reported back the bill
10 amend the Homestead. Exemption Law,
and recommended It's indefinite postpone.
menf. 9;e
! {The amendment proposed in the BIZ
was TO compel every person who availed
himself Of the privilege of the law, TO
register his name in book kept for Tho
purpose
The bill was then indefinitely post,
pcned--yeas 40, nays 10. tea n
Senate amendments to the bill re.
qnirine tnwnship assessors to ascertaih
the quantity Of wheat and corn raised ia
Ohio, sere agreed TO, and the bill was
then passed H aaf",
e MoNpAy, March 8, 1851.
! The Senate then took up the free
Bank Bill of Mr.. Lawrence, and Tho
question being on the passage Of the bill:
The question being on The passage OF
the bill, was carried yeas l3; nays 10.
A party vote as follows: iIn
YEAs--Messrs. Barker, Beeson, Bill,
Bloadwel, Eckley, Linton, Lawrence,
Lyman, Randall, Shertzer, Thompson,
vinal, Walker and Speakrr--l4. qfn
NAYs--Messrs, Brackley, Bull, Burns,
FureHson, Howard, Hatch, Kilboiirn,
Myers, Payne, sutliff and Val Bus.
kirk--lO. III stt., .,..', .s,IT a
So the bill passed. sr.g }5'i
Senate bill passed. To incorporate, 4
The Northern Indiana Railroad G mnpaiiy.,
TussDAY, March a 1851. !. !;
In The House, petitions presented by .
Mr.. Sleedman, ths petition Of Bill Burnett
and 65 other cliz ms, Of the North Wes',
asking a donation of certain swamp lands
10 aid ia the construction of ,he Lima
and Perrysbnrg Free Turnpike Road
Referred TO Mr.. S;eedmln. ss8
Bills read the third time. To amend
an act entitled an act for the government
pi the Ohio Luaatic Asylum, and for the
care Of idiots and the insane, March III,
1880 Passed, tsirg
| TO create the Twentieth Judicial Ci..
lit. Passed. rs (',3
Mr.. Sieedman Introduced bill, 10 70.
claim and drain certain s@ampdnd' over.
flowed lands iu Ohio.
The Coinage of the Philadelphia, Mini
from The 20lh of January. 10 the l4ih of
FEBRUARY, amonnted TO 81, $50, ,lSl, ii
gold; S75, ,95O, in silver: $l2,lo3, ii
copper; ,o,al. S4649,243. OF The gold
coin,ge, $3, $780, $50 was in large coin.
Tie amount yof outstanding certificates
to individuals is 50, 536,,3IO; and due
to goyernmcn, for advances, So, ,00O, 900.
Total uncoined, $Il ,535,60O.
| GLAD TO SEE IT.-It affnrds us much
pleasure To hear. The editors Of such reli.
able and sound Deinocraiic papers as tho;
Seneca Advertiser, TIumbnll Democrat.
Wayne Co. Democrat, Ashland Union,
Ohio Eagle, Guernsey Jeffersonian, Ka.
Ida Venture, and host Of oihers, we.
cannot find space 10 name now, cordially
second our motion fnr the nomination Of
Charles B. Flood, Esq. for Secretary Of
State. With these editors for backing,
we feel qnie sure that Floods prospects
are the best Of any man that can ba
started and il being given up5oh ill
hands that he is jus, the man for thar .
post. we set his uomina'inn down as 1
"fxed fact."- Mdrion Mirror.
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AUSTRIA AND THE UNITED SrATEs.--
The relations Of these powers seem to be
a subject Of a good deal Of interest, on
the Continent Of Europe. The ladepen-
dence, OF Brussels, says: Fi
| The Prague Gazette announccs, what
was easy TO forsee, the complete rupture
ofihe diplomatic relations between Aus. :
iria and the United States. i, is certain
that, after the insulting reception eiveR to
his COMMUNICATIONS by the American Sen.
ate, the prcserce of NJ, Hnlscmann,
charge d'dffaires Of Austria at Washing.