Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-12
HOUSE.
PETITIONS.


Mcdaniel and l03 other citizens OF Morgan
county, asking this Legislature to inaugur-
ate apsoiute tree traoe IN money py con-
tract, or at least TO iegailze ten per cent. in
terest upon money ny contract, ana leaving
tne rate In Gne absence OF contract at six
per cent. heierreo Co tne commlttee on
Interest;
MT. BALL presented the petition OF
Jacoo Morshee ana 100 otner cltizens OF
Morgan conhty, asking partial repeal or
Doolncatlon OF tne present. llquor laws
Referred 20 commlttee on temperance.
MT. Mann presented the petition OF
WHiiam Hunter, OF FRANKLIN county, ask
ing ior pay lor uahases sustaineu Dy nim
Rafarred 70 the cpmo;tte on Cio;,,s UNIV
Mr.. RUTTER presented the petition of
C. F. Ramey and "a other citizens of Fair
field county, praying for the passage of an
act to authorize the County Commissioners
to grade and gravel a county road leading
from the northern boundary of the city OF
Lancaster to the County Infirmary, Re-
ferred TO committee on Roads and High
WAYS
Mr.. JOHNSON presented the petition of
J.B. CLAYTON and 81 other citizens of Ath-
ems county, praying for tree trade in
money. Referred to committee on Interest.
Mr.. WOLF presented the petition of
Thomas Archer and 81 other citizens of
Hamilton county, PRAYING to inaugurate
absolute free trade in money on contract.
Referred to committee on Interest.
Mr.. SCOTT. of Hamilton. presented the
petition of A M. Wakefield and "a other
citizens of Hamilton county. for the re-
peal of the free turnpike law, empower
ing county commissioners to construct
free turnpikes. and the law providing for
the Improvement of roads and highways,
passed Feb. 27, 1867. Referred to commits
tee on Turnpikes.
Mr.. HILL. of Erie. presented the nett.
tion of s.. r.. Wilber and 35 other citizens
of Erie county, praying tor free trade i'm
money. Referred to the committee on In
terest.
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bills hNahoDoohD
Mr. M MA Dill 10 repeai an act sup
Elementary TO an act entitled an act TO au-
ilAe couusy ov.niesioheIs W eohssi uo. =.
.a;do.,. o sno 80 Lei LIZ Va ~,
.Is. ,ano VII a,Sns sd auu Az Hot, "
YSe7 Paod " ,hs ea ~; - iuin, t p"seeu eo' III
M. aTuNEpmS NE ."i'a ',iI h;iI 70 r,ond 81 90,
entitled an act for the .incornoration m
townships, passed March IA, 1858. Read
the first time.
Mr.. HILL, of Defiance-A bill to repeal
sections and of an act entitled ..an act
to provide against the evils resulting from
the sale of intoxicating liquors in the State
of Ohio, and to amend section eight of said
act, passed May l., 1854. Read the first
time.
Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren-A bill to amend
section 10 of an act entitled ian act for the
organization of the State Library, and to
provide for the appointment OF a Librar-
ian," passed January 27, 1858. Read the
first time. -.
Mr.. BALL-A bill supplementary to an
act entitled an act to provide tor the crea-
tion and regulation of incorporated COM
panies in the State of Ohio, passed May /,
ls52-read the first time.
Mr.. SCOTT, of Warren-A bill supple
mental to an act entitled an act to further
prescribe the dutv of county commission
ers, passed April is, 1856, and to repeal GER
tain other acts therein named-read the
first time. F4
GENERAL BUSINESS.
Tho cpEAKER Ioid hoforo tho uouso o
;os.;o,, 0i ~ go, al H. A,S;tnr - St.te
comIeunieaIiona alo.u Ile Aaoicoi VI O.a.e,
IN TgIerehGe 70 Certain lnguiI.es ~ conta1neu e..
NJ NJ hIust ot neeoiu'ion Hso. o'' in'iouuoeu Wy
Mr. Leete.
MESSAGES.
Amessage from the Senate announced
the passage of Senate bill No.7: To amend