Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-02

There are now outstanding bills against
the City to the amount of over Eight Thou
sand Dollars.
Respectfully, ".F
JOSEPH DowDALL, City Clerk.
Mr.. Gilmore presented a petition from
Robert E. Neil, by H. c. Noble his Attor-
ney, praying for relief, as his premises are
being damaged from defective sewer
Placed on file.
Mr.. Gilmore presented petition, numer-
ously signed by citizens of the 4th ward,
praying for the passage Of can ordinance
to pay One Hundred Dollars Bounty for
each Recruit obtained by said ward towards
filling the 10000 call now upon u.s." Placed
OH file. ~ ~ Hga.. ..toJ paa
Mr.. Buttles presented similar petition
from the I'd ward, Which was placed on file.
Mr.. Graham presented similar petition
from the Sd ward, which was placed on
file.
Mr.. Gaver presented similar petition
from the 9TH ward, which was placed on
file. @f' o." ..
Mr.. RAIDER presented a. similar petition
from the 9th ward, which was placed on
file. sf.I...-f- ~ .fT
Mr.. Douty presented a similar petition
from the LIST ward, which was placed on
file. -.,,,.. ,... .....,..s ..s
Mr.. Naghten presented similar petition
from the 9th ward, which was placed on
file.
Mr.. Miller presented similar petition
from the Sth ward, which was placed on
file.
Mr.Reinhard presented similar petition
from the 9th ward, which was placed on
file.
Mr.. Jaeger presented the petition of
Conrad Born, n. Schlee, Frederick Bader,
H. Stehle, F. Zimmerman, G.. Schwarz, for
grading and .grayelling on Front street.
Referred to 9Th Ward committee. s...4
Mr.. Donaldson reported back "An ordin-
ance To prevent the running. at large of
Dogs" Council refused to suspend the
rules to read said ordinance the third time.
Mr.. Gilmore introduced Gan ordinance
To authorize the city Of Columbus to issue
Bonds for the payment of Bounties to Vol
unteers," which was read the first time.
The rules were suspended, and it was read
the second time. The rules were again
suspended, and it was read the third time
when, after considerable discussion, it
was passed by the following vote: ,yJ
YEAs-Messrs. Armstrong, .Buttles, Car
michael, Douty, Field, Gaver, Gilmore,
jaeger, Miller, Naghten, Patterson, RAIDER,
Thompson, Wilson-4. 80 70
NAYs-Messrs. Donaldson, Graham, Rein
hard-3. ~; .......-. ......- .-,
1.-THE ordinance provides for issuing City
Bonds to the amount of 100000, and for the
payment of 500 to each volunteer, who
shall be credited to any of the wards of
Columbus. o.. ...,..J .... r. .,....g,
Mr.. Gilmore offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted: ..,-5... ,,
Resolved, That when it shall be ascertain
ed that the quota Of any ward is filled, the
his order on the Treasurer for bounty mo-
ney for the benefit of said ward,r
Mr.. Wilson, from the Committee on Ways
and Means, offered the following resolution,
which was adopted: sussgsa, --eap. .1R
Resolved, That the Committee on the
Hare Charity Fund be and are hereby au-
thorized to pay Joseph Do.wdall the sum of
twenty-one dollars and fifty cents out of
any money in. their, hands belonging to said
Fund" sE'."s'1- ,.'1-.,.,
An ordinance To assess a special tax; and
an ordinance To- amend the Police ortli-