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HYDE g. GOODRICH VS.. J. W. DOLBEdR.: In
Me Second Justice Court Nos liza, lilo5. llo4
.115. Ii. Les. ,7t-

HYDE g. GOODRICH VS.. J. W. DOLBEAR:: IN
he Second Justice Court. Nos LIZA lii5S Hloz
TN virtue Of five writs of f. fa, to me directed in
auction at Banks Arcade, MONDAY, the 5th day of
May 1851, u clock the following Described property,
satisfy the pdg rendered the above entitled
c'TSsS Two = EUTs OF GROUND in suburb Annunca.ioa.
Mspo%sne. " TSsls, Msaa.s and Csss rse. ths city
q ssd o hasrE . each b q dsft "n5 Gi1s
s Thalia and CIsIs :ilss's co,..h,.
Nswofeans. Nss5 isa,, April l. 1ssi = spa
SESsEh 5.s. E5As RfzssT5 IT'S y 4: S1 q, sss3s 4 sc
RY virtue of plunus alias writ Of seizure and
sale e e on directed ed b, Ss Ps, s hos Fl L. S s.
public auton at At Banks Arcade. on MONDAY the Htf
# Msy s 3 Il HcSSa ssa.'sd in suburb in thu
square comprised within Peur Roman: Columbus a9d Ls
haPe strees making part Of lot No Of sansEs No 10
BY loo feet in deph bounded On the side towards Coumbu
by lot and the side towards Lahafpe street o
the OTTER half Of said lot No. seized in the above entities
cafss Terms S of sale esh NJ ~ THOMAS Constable
New Orleans, April II. 1851. apN
JOHN LLNDEN ys: JOHN HENRY BROW:N an an
tees Court. ;. No Li.0s.
| DY virtue of writ Of seizure and sale to m
ID directed by the Hon. J: L.. Winter SECOND Justice
.s a. pubic auction on the 18th day Of Ma,
Il ocSeE s ~ eaRt' AIfsds n .ubn.
Designated as Nos l. and in square No: s. bounded
Peopidas, Livingston. Eysean Fields and Marigny street.
s hssf Sa y.an III
os!ted f' IN 6s s Office d 5os Cdvisi. No.iy Pubic;
ser Term. d and and condition. q :sis cash: c.
t New Orleans. April IL, 1851. - apll
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List Of v.ss.l. In PORT NOT cls.rsd.
1hipe.

Mote rIrst municipality sdesensed n hs iol!ov'ne
table By e Nos commence a. The haioss n III 2d
Ing No. being Faboat Landing. In the Third IsJ VS. nj
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STEALING CAHpLEs.-Lnst night man named james
johnson stole large box of candles from the Hunga
an but was detected in the of carrying them off by the
clerk of the steamer. and given into custody.
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YStha} %ls@. Fec shr washington IS bales
H1Esfi .ehr Merchant. 1870 ea.a.
l." Receipts OF Produce: .... |
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shswa O. I'VE. WHISKY Tawd. land.
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sss 81 es %
Seo do do s so Ts Ss6bs
% pork 80 boxes chess seseq%b o oshbo Ms S
90 e. 'isy X R'sPsy
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Whisky s4Ss -
By
Daer-ls8 sks corn 1verton, Chsm &co-0 bois homny
81 Pseo 700 b onnoy
Sasen 81 siSal oar eT's
s.sss 81 Ssiss ss GSs R'is
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hay
Gayle ncos do Jacobs-l50O pigs lesd Kenlett Dix
Pss ssss
MssiS l. sss ~ d; s ass
Ks x S ps 81 @
@ bss sisan pts e s Ss ss. lead
sks a sSe seS Bss hs,n
WIs Ss S9is
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ar s9s hhds tobacco Bridges Macmurdo-2iz sack
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Fowss ScHs q 5s, dS q 9 TsFy sId S
& Blo-i bales cotton stenbsrser &co-a bbls eggs
s5 jasss s ss SssP;2
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C0nsignees.
%. Per steamship nion. from New York-W II Litch6s
,nt Of coS Isefson e. GcoL Srana scGnM & ds R %oel a
for M 4 Haggerts II Bro-P A Hebrard-A McIaurin
Veb Jackson &co-Helman SadekeI-Wh heeler L. BIZ
;nv Dean y Ie9n-Norrson Y BerryCHenderson q req
of tha :r.n X TamnbafIvds L SnniichJ a Woodrnff
;.t Tut,s Fermor Hobsr-Peet Simms COL w Fa
WIN G4eIinger &eo-T james &co.-Buehannon, 2
NeoCf rouahe TSo-bransaer, s % SGoJU Tr ~
= M Te,se Sco"Peket Perkins &co-j b Demeyer-War
& Kirchhoff-R NJ Canol-J Bal-W Il Dqley-ll
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l.allande-l Hart-Palmer Smlh-W G Pollard Y
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Ne 80 iJsnn X vv,eyNp Msiiss,dLd A. 1;ntbLA lac
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uaiites " ELL ufay-J W Denh an
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WE have on hand 5000 TRUNKS and 400 doz.
w CARPET BAGS, comprising all ssSys : IN
descriptions of goods in the line. XILI%%8
Sole Leather Iron Frame, Wood Folio, kh "A u M
Ladies' and Packing Trunks, Vaises, etc jA.Aa41
Wilton, Brussels Venetian Ladies and Gentlemen
Carpet Bags. -, 2
Ao-india Rubber Life Preseves. Goats, Cloaks,
gins etc, which selling at small advance on New
York prices . 80
~ Dealers would do well to examine our stock.
api7 lm&xltW II. N. PETERS s. CO. II Canal st.
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RuooRprn CALpwEIL's CoURT.-Thomas Linden
charged with assnuting named Thomas shooter at
the of Hercules and Thala streets on Monday night
wa. ordered to appear Friday to answer the charge
The Western Yeranda Robbery " Yestsrday, William II.
Parkee was brought up charge of robbns Mr. James
Harmon Al be Wessrn veranda Hotel. Of Tchoupi
toul,. md Natchez streets. Of abo fifteen hundred dollar
in rold on Tussday He remanded until Friday. to
1--WE time for the producon Of evidence. and admitted to
bail in $1,000.
charge of Sto55tng.-J. Wall was brought mp and
charged with sabbing A. III. Wks. the 9th Of April,
about 10 O'Clock night in coffee house Poydras street,
and woundng him severely the head TO orce him to
ay for refuge the Charity Hospital On the evidence being
given in the appeared that Wills struck the first blow
and that the wound instead Of being produced BY sabwas
caused by his falling in the coffee house. against the corner o.
piece Of wood The Recorder ordered both the complain
and defendant find bail ia $500 each keep the
Assault Camp street William Davis was charged
with assaulng Mr. Y. D. Allen, the l4h OF April on
Camp street. He struck the complainant several umss.
knocked him down. and drew knife upon him. Inc ca'e
was rsmanted until the second Of May. 80.
Robbery Girod street.-Joseph Burns was cna,eea
with being concerned, with three other persons, IN rooo
Lewis Holden of &0. in Grod rset on the ish OF Apf
They knocked him down and attempted to CHOKE ane
after severely beating him. took the meney from him M
was remanded. =. % -
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

UNA W1NW ANO FAHNI1NU'
Mrs. C. E. DA PONTE is prepared to give
Nl LESSONS in DRAWING and PAINT GSSN
ING in Water Colors. She may be seen at Miss ssGS4
Durd's. opposite Lafayette Square. mhal tt ~
4 CARD-A Lady, fine Music Teacher of the
PIANO Forte. Drsughtswoman and Painter. who speak,
to instruct in ali branches Of English desires situation
Teacher in country school or private family unxoepton-
t1 Applications left at this Office will be promptly at
tended to. mhN
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A singular death of young man, named Brooks
Hodges, occurred near Pnrysburg. in Georgia, a
few days ago. He was riding a fractions horse,
on his way to a fishing place, with large fish
hook and line attached to the pommel of his sad.
die. The horse took fright, and threw him for.
ward on his saddle, when the fish-hook entered his
heart, causing almost instant death.
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FATAL AccIpRNT.-On Tuesday night poor man named
James Mehan died the Charity Hospital from the effects
Of injuries he had received by falling from timber
carriage He was driving the vehicle oMonday night, with
ponerous granite attached to it by chains and
attempting into Common stSee from st. Charles
street, acerated bis thigh and the lower fhs
personn dreadful manner. He Immediately conveyed
TO the Charity Hospital where alter lingering in pain for
twenty -four hours he died, leaving wife and child to la
u,ent his loss
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MRS. G. ROOD "
FAMILY GROCERIES ETC.

-HuNDRIEs-In stoIe-Clarst 259 boxes ~, Ale
pasnss Wines FL " sToueHroN. .. Camp 1
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Throat .4ig,

E The difference Diseases clearly pointed
language adapted to sdes by Dr. HALL ~ Canal At
~ Sold for ei, at Il Camp St, by fes1 j. B. srEEL.
spORK-l5O bbls Mess, for sale by - y ss
= ap3 w. ARTHUR T. co. Is and % New Levee. :
,SOAP-2OO boxes Olein Oxide, for sale BY
~ ap8 l. W.ARTHUR 4 GO. cs and 20 New Levss.
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j. L. TAYLOR Il CO.
AUcTIoNEERs AND Commission MERcHANTs.
81 Chartyes street, corner of Customhouse.
q, f +3'rse GARDNER SMITH, Auetioneer,
h pay all Out Door Sales Of Port
wrers Suecessions yndcsps, Sales, Of Vessels
Cdrgoes, Damaged Goods Cofton, ETC.
Also, Sale Of Household Furniture, for pessons declinng
Housekeeping
Foreign and Domeasic Goods. apli I'm
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The UsE OF THE KNIFE. R.Considerab,e excitement was
occasioned last evening" the of Common and ST.
Charles street, by attempt which was made by man.
named Jesse Smith, to stab person with bowie knife 1t
appeared as far as we able learn that Smith met
acquanance in tbs Orleans baoem and, in conversation,
some words passed that unpleasant. Smith who
drew large bowie knife and attempted to stab
the person whom he talking, but fortunately missed
his aim He then brandished the knife the air. and
after one or two persons with it, but bystander picked
BRICK struck him the head with it, and feed him to ht
ground upon which the knife taken from him, and hi
was conveyed TO the watchh0use .r.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY,
Wednesday Evening. April %, 1851.
Arrived today 10 head of Cattle, and 400 Sheep. The
supply of Cattle and Hogs 10 limited. The market is bare Of
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+CRrsoxrT OyyIca, q
49,. --.5 = i Thursday Morning, April n, 1851.
Cleared Yesterday
Shin Anna R;o,. l3nmel. Liverpool, Gfinsy & Lowell
Shin (,himera. Bangs, LIVERPOOL s,s IL Gale
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UNION GALLERY, No. 13 st. Charles
etaifa.

ADMSSION-The ceebraef and truly Painting
VIEW IN TENERlFPE, representing sunset
~ HiIdeTbrsui present open for public
Mr. GALVANI, having the Of proprietor
offers this opportunity viewing those Of
This Painting will be for inspection until
24h
t proprietor the Union Gallery also calls public attention
collection PAINTINGS sale
ion evenings 2ih and 2sth by j. A. BEARD
rr Gallery exhibiting beautiful aodei+ de-
Peo distinguished Italian Sculptor
| the jackson Monument apieu
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

f.rrrups 2so 81 80" 800 lin Time.sk.
The New York herald., 1851-12-10
Mnrine Nmnira.

Tnr Rov,i Man srtANsuir MrsIrv, Capt Samson. left
muda 49,
CoRhEoror In notice of the loss OF the stp Ca
riocs MT " II Boyle made the surgeon OF the VAN
Euato' itthould have been Mr. p. II. Smith Mr.. Boyle
Is ore OF the passengers of the last vessel
LAuNcHrpThere vas to be laupchel from the vsri OF
kaputl sneden, of Grecupunt yesterday at l0 clock
the s amer General Coucha built for Messrs Pease
Caneio R,vtEtos Of he fan5 Of Cuba Her length ia
$50 feet with % feet hesm Her engine has a AZ inch
cylinder feet stroke, with iron water wheels Machine.
ry built ~ pcase Jcrpty. Ihist,s Is to be baud
somely furnished aud s expectsd TO be- from her con
sructon and m1chiuery, very fast seiler. She was
chief engineer
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THE TREASON TRIALS At PHILADELPHIA.
Circu Court OF the United States.
N-yN-Ne~e--s~-v0J--|N~~~~--~yN~
The Cnlted States vs.. Castner uanway.
TENTH DAY

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE N. Y. HERALD
PHLApELrHiA, Dec. Q, 1851
crowd ASb Observation-Disclosures OF Tar
THANKSGIVING DINNER AT THE rhfsoN-srEEcH or
JOSEPH J. LEWIS, Esq-coCnSeEaESr Mr.. BRESr's
srrScn,
II found almost impossible for the officers 10 keep
the crowd back this morning furious the effort to
force their way into the court room. II under
stood that there would be some good speaking and
great number Of persons xiou. and determined
to hesrit succession Of ofcers guarded the avenues
to the court room, and II with much difficulty that
they maintained their positions. There W.
created number OF ladies IN attendance.
The court net at ten o'clock.
Mr. Brent 10 call the attention Of the Court 10
publication ia the PeEnyirds Fezsl OF the 4th inst
In regard TO high officer OF this court II under
stood that he alluded TO an account Of the Msrshas
dining with the prisoners indicted for treason on
Mr. Read rose and saiJ that he thought Il improper to
introduce the matter here to prejudice the case Of this
Mr. Brent ssid that such was not ais cbee, but that
he wished to give the officer referred to- al opportunity
to make an explanation Of the matter and put himself
right before the public.
Judge Grier said that he under.tood shat Mr. Brent
referred to lie bad but numbers Of the paper
which Mr. d spoke Of but that was enough TO Justify
him In saying that the appearance q any statement
that point vas Tiraa yscla evidence o. is fslsty that
hesped one its vituperstion the highest praise
Judge Grer ssd that the statements In regard
him. be for the Marshal to make an explanation
that the facts were simply that kindly disposed
person sent something 10 the prscn Thanksgiving day ia
order that the prisoners might ane better than usual
and praise God The Marshal assisted In distributing
the food and slso partook Of IT, Judge Gricr said that
be thought u due TO the Marshal whom he had known
for long time to say that be had known him TO
express any sympathy With this parisuar kind OF peo-
Pile believe, said the Judge, he despiees them as
much ~ do, and that is not littlen
Marthal Roberts present and he confirmed Judge
Griers statement far ne IL related to the Thsnk'gF
ing dinner.
| Mr. Lewis commenced bis address to the jury with
much pathos There many moist eyes aud the wife
Of the prisoner wss deeply effected lie yindiosted the
character Of Pennsylvania aud gave brief history OF
her leqiation ON the subject Of fugitive slaves lie said
that wss much to expect OF the people OF the North
TO ergsge actively in fecapturing the fugitive slaves
The law required persons 20 assist wh called upon but
no eralty affixed to dis0hedence 70 this provision OF
! the act; and the United States courts in this
country have no common law jurisdiction, this
provision merely directory. IL isten-
tionay left so. We have the authority Of the au-
thor a the Law that he would not himself actively assist
in tbs JscsPtws fugitive slsvs The cssss VI ua
The New York herald., 1851-12-10
Nv wALTER SAVAGE LASpoR.
Dnuchter Of Albion thou hast not

Nv WALTER SAVAGE LAspoR.
Daughter CT Albion thou hast not
The lesson Of thy sire fsrgot;
Listening at times to power or pride,
Reader thou turnest TO attend
On bleeding valor, and befriend
Him who can hope No friend beside.
Long ere the patriarchs Of the wet
Lands three vast oceans bound, possessed,
When all erovnd was dark and Wild,
Adventurous rowers rowed from Greece,
And upward on a sun-like fleece
The maids Of ocean gazed and smiled.
Our msidens with no less delight,
Surveyed around the cliffs of Wight.
Thy swifter pinuace glide along
Although the c,pqueior was not one
Their gentle heads might rest upon
When cesse the dance and supper song.
Yet from their thresholds vent they forth
To hail the youths Of kindred worth,
And clspt upllfted hands, slthough
Louder, and with lees pause Between,
The vollies Of their palms had been
FoE some behind they better know.
To teach the mistress Of the sea
What beam, and mart and sail should be;
To teach her how to walk the wave
With graceful step, Is such lore
As never had been taught before:--
Dumb are the wise, sghast the brave.
To strike the neck Of Atbos through
Was children's play; mans work they do
Who draw together dittsnt seas,
On Andes raise their starry throne,
subdue tumul uous Amazon.
And pierce the wor!i Of pale Chinese.
The dawn Is reddening eth day
When slender and soft-v0ic "a Malay
Shall learn from tbes to love the laws.
turOue IN hloct NAV rioe etin
Only do thou pronounce thy will,
And war, outside her gates, shall pause.
Garlands may we'll sdorn the mast
which frst the Isthmian cleft hath past,
And shouts ofiubilce may well
Arise when those return who hr,t
Tte bonds, imposed by nature, burst,
Aud boldest hearts more boldly swell
Yet sails there now across the main
A lroudcr shp than Ter again
Shall ride rs billows at her head
Stands kossuth; there that hero stands
Whom royal psrjury's trembling hands
Struck frcD efer aud lefB for dead
Daughter q Albion We avow
That worthy Of thy sire art thou.
That thou alone his giory sharsst:
Raise up thy head yea raise IL high
Above the plume Of victory:
Ibe pluusd brow y not NJ fsissst,
The New York herald., 1851-12-10
IMPORTANT STATISTICS.
From the Forthcoming Report OF the
Secretary or the Treasury.

OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
WAsHNosoN, Dec. g. 1851
Estimates Of appropriations
The following tables show the estimates Of appropra-
ops required for the service of the fiscal year ending
oh june 1863 together with the estimates to meet per-
nAnent and indefinite appropriations made by former
acts Of Congress- which may be required for the service
of the last three quarters Of the fiscal year. ending 3oh
June 1852 The estimates have not yet been presented
to Congress, but will probably be ready for transmission
by the middle Of next week. X.YZ
ESTIMATES APPROPRIATIONS PROPOSED TO MADE
Fiscal YEAR, ENDING 30TH JUNE, 1858
Civil Lat foraian intarcourse
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Sd. There il also added to the
estimates q statement OF
the several appropriations
which will be carr ried to the
surplus fund amounting TO
Accompanying the estimate
10 q statement of the per-
manent and indefinite ap-
propriations made by for,
mer acts Of Congress. which
may be required for the
service Of the last three
quarters Of the present fis-
cal year, as follows, viz
civil list and n miscellaneous
including expenses Of col
lecting revenue from Gus
toms.
Pensions...............
Interest on public debt. 49,.
Purchase OF stock Of the
loan Of l847..
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sTATEMENT ExHInfTINo VALUE IRON, pfo
IRON, OLD AND SCRAP IRON, IMPORTED ANNUALLY FRoM
1891 TO 1851.
Bar, a. Bar
Years end uufdctur- uufdcfur- PR Oh and Total
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Annuitiss grants. .................
Lighthouses establishments zee. .........
Salaries Of assistant treasurers and clerks
Contingent expenses under the act for the
safe. keeping, SC, Of the public revenue
Compensation, sc 4, to special agents 70 ex-
anime books, SC, in the several deposi-
tcries.. ........ s.... .s... ...'.
Expenfes Of loans and treasury notes..
Mi'cellaneous claims not otherwise pro-
Nloeu iyr ........ .s..:s.. .'...'
Survey Of the coast Of the United Stsoes. /.
Continuing the survey Of the Florida reefs
and keJs.... ............. ..........
Continuing the survey Of the western
coast of the United States s.........
TO supply deficiency In the fund for the
relief Of sick and disabled seamen.
Fer The marine hosrital at Chicago
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-05-29

A LADY's EXPENSES. Some OF
our lady readers may like to know
the difference between what il costs
their husbands to keep them, and
Queen Victoria spends:
"The Queens salary was fixed by
the Reformed Parliament, in 1887, at
E3S5, 900, nearly two million dollars.
This is distributed among a number
of persons, Lord Cha N berlains,
Grooms in Waiting, Gentlemen,
Usher, Seargeant-at-arms, whose
duties are to hold watch outside the
Kings tent, dressed in complete ar
NOR, and armed with bow, arrows
and sword, and the maces Of Office.
"This is the nineteenth centuryI
In the Stewards department, the
butter, bacon, eggs and cheese con-
Iumed, about equal Mr.. Fllmore's
ialary. The butchers bill is nearly
$4,000. The Lord Steward gets
$4,000, and the Master OF the
household, who does the so-called
Iuties, gets about $4,000. The kitch-
N takes e., ,9S3, about $50, 900, the
hief cook getting $500 salary
This department costs annually
cI2S, 1856, about 100000. The de-
,artment Of the Master OF the Horse,
Who gets sI2,5O0a year, costs $780,.
100 year. On one occasion recent.
Y, 1856, 900 were voted for the
lueen's stables, and the same session
efused $4,000 for national sduca.
ion. God save the Queen"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-05-29


associations, or in other incorporated
companies or associations in other
States, and State stocks of other States
held by corporations or citizens Of this
State, either for themselves or as agents
or guardians, shall be subject to taxation,
the same as bonds, mortgages, notes or
other evidences of debts, held by citi-
zens of this State, are now taxable by
the laws of this State.
Sec. z. All laws or parts of laws in
consistent with the provisions of this
act are hereby repealed.
JOHN P. MORSE,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
CHARLES C. CoNvERs,
Speaker of the Senate.
AN ACT
To pr ovide the mode of taxing certain Railroad
Companies.
Sec. I. Be IL enacted By the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That
until otherwise provided by law, all rail-
road companies in this State, the char
tiers of which provide that such compa-
nies may be taxed upon their dividends,
shall report the amount of each dividend
made by such company, TO the Auditor
of State. within len days after such divi-
dend shall have been made; and when
the dividends made during the year by
any said railroad companies, shall ex-
ceed the per cent. upon its capital stock
which such company may make without
being subject to taxation, then the Au-
ditor of State shall draw a bill in favor
of the Treasurer of State, for six per
centum upon the amount of the divi-
dends made during the previous year,
which shall be paid into the State treas
ury as the tax upon such dividends, and
appropriated as other State taxes; and
the personal and real property of such
railroad companies used exclusively for
corporate purposes, shall not be taxable
in addition to the tax aforesaid.
Sec. 2. Ifany railroad company, SUBJ
ject to taxation upon ifs dividends, shall
neglect or refuse to report the amount
of dividends made by such company, or
shall fail to pay the draft of the Auditor
Of State for the tax upon such dividends,
then such railroad company shall pay to
the State of Ohio one per cent. upon
the amount of the capital stock of such
company, which shall be recovered by
an action of debt, il the name of the
State of Ohio, against such company,
in any court of competent jurisdiction
in the county of Franklin, and judg-
ment shall be rendered at the first term
to which the process shall be returned
served, unless the court, for good cause
shown, shall continue such action.
Sec. 8. The act to provide for the
taxation of the Little Miami Railroad
Company, passed March twenty third,
eighteen hundred and forty-nine, is here
by repealed.
JOHN r. MORSE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
CHARLES C. CONvERs,
Speaker of the Senate.
March 25, 1851.