Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-06

township lines between the townships of
Union aud Mill. in Tuscarawas county.
BY Mr.. EMMITT-For change Of the
law to regulate turnpike and plank road
companies, passed May 1, 1852.
BY the same-For the protection Of toll
bridges. -
The following notice Of bill was given
on Tuesday last:
BY Mr.. STAMBAUGH-To authorize
the Commissioners of Tuscarawas county
to levy tax, not exceeding $4,000, to
build q bridge across the Tuscarawas river,
about three miles above Canal Dover, In
said county.
BILLS INTRODUCED ,.f ef,.i,.,,
The following bills were introduced and
By Mr.. STAMBAUeH4To enable CO.
tenants, tenants In common. and coparce-
ners of any estates In lands, tenements
and hereditaments, 10 compel an account
for rents, profits, &c. =
BY Mr.. BIGGS-Supplcmentary to the
act to provide for tho organization Of cities
and incorporated villages, passed May 8,
1852. The bill authorizes Incorporated
villages to levy taxes to purchase turn
pixies, so as to remove tolt-gates therefrom.
By Mr.. DICKEY--To repeal the act for
the appointment OF q Commissioner OF
Railroads and Telegraphs, passed April i5,
1857.
By Mr.. .KENNEY-To amend the act Of
street railroads, and for other purposes.
saiqa i e REPORTS. >ssi IL -S,I 'gfl
Mr., EVERETT, from the committee on
the judiciary, reported, back his Senate bill
to regulate the sale of patent rights and pre-
vent frauds connected Herewith, with a
substitute, which, iagIa1iiffii5 IH3 'asal5iso
On motion of Mr.. DICKEY, was laid upon
the table and ordered to be printed. -1,f
Mr.. SCRIBNER, from the same commit
the election of an additional judgeiin the
second subdivision--R Richland, Ashland and
Morrow cOunties-of the sixth judiciaNlisi
trict, and recommended its passage.
The bill was read the third time, and its
passage advocated by Messrs. May, Scrib-
ner, Stambaugh and JONES, and opposed by
Messrs. Dickey and Berry. RI ,,
The following was the vote on the passage
of the bill. tsa' .',t3 '''--f !.
YEAs-Messrs.4 Biggs, Brooks. Carter.
lConant, Dangler, Dowdney, Evans, Eyer
ett Godfrey, Jamison, Jones, Kenney, Linn,
May, Potts, Rex, Scribner, Simmons,
Stambaugh, Terrence, Winner, Yeoman-
NAYs-Messrs. Berry, Campbell, Dickey,
Emmitt, Griswold, Hail., Kessler, Kramer
--S.
So the bill failed to pass, not having
received a constitutional majority In its
favor.-os .f-5ff ifil..st. sl-fissslsf. lai ~.
On motion of Mr.. SCRIBNER, the vote
by which the bill failed to pass was recon
sidered and the bill laid on the table,.
Mr.. TORRENCE, select committee, re-
ported back Senate bill relating to the con-
struction of bridge across the Ohio river.
n,ma ;as 20 taLa atook ;ss ,h hr;i 70 70 a,,s,
comPan,es d 20 Iake M seock ;a IN sre oi,uge CON.
ps"oI hr;daa The o 'sphstitnta w.s o%resc
to- and rsferred TO the Ind;ciarv com
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REFERENCE. .t.s,,,
Mr.. LINN moved to discharge the COM
mittee of the Whole from the further con-
sideration of House bill making appropri.
ations for superintendence and repairs Of
| the National road from Feb. 15, 1868, to
| Feb. 10, 1870, and to refer the same to the
committee on Finance, which was agreed
| to.
| .Rrso1I,T1oNs.
nx c.prrp tr,-os
MT. "a NJ En- oiereo resolution wnlcl
was aoopceu. insLructlns Ine finahce n CON.
inlcIee 70 Inquire anu repoIC whaI IurS Ss
iegisiati0n Is necessa1y 70 carry ln.o enec'
sec.ioH VI sts.sie - VI .,,e Sons..su.,En IN,
| requirihs tne CaAatlon; ny unitorm RUE .s
1l an moheys, cteo,.s, t mses.meiss onaa;ss II, !,
otherwise; said committee to report by bill
or otherwise;
MT. HOICHEoON onereu Tue following
| resolution
Res0tued. That the Governor De requesG'
cd TO inform tne senate wnat arms oelong'
ing TO the state are now IN possession O
| privaee persons or organizations wiGnlr
Ihls State' anu Dy WnaC auIIoIICy tney
nave peen uisIriouIeu, II any uisIriouIioi
| has S Deel p paHG; MTp oe ,rta,.;a, a, (,
70 d;scnss the reseint;on & NV hv which r. we,
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lalu over 10r pTP 3r1e Mo, uFy. ~. fo,,ou; 1850
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Resolued, That the standing committee o.
| puohc expenditures DC ihserocted W III
4Ist The an,I,nt of con,nerpsation na;f
to the renorter of the Snnreme Conrt. n,
.ooa;,,.d - H., Co. III, sar,,;nas os enah -
norter ~
SnS Fror, what so,,rca sencb comna,,s so
t,om :: dar;d MnaS he.b sI1 ,ron su0 +ha lhIea
| tion and sale bv snch renorter of Obi.
| Stata ranorts ar otberwise
| 3S. Whether there have been unreason.
able DELAYS in publisbine the reports.
4th. whether some more efficient mod.
ofpublishing the reports can be adopted tt
| secure their early publication, and reduce
the price at Wh1cn the same are now iur-
nlsheo 10 the otate anu Che lesai PROFESSION
coNu,rrpr on rr,p wuo1p
| 80 NJ. ppOoIrc ~. Co.,
vi .uVsion VI ~. DisOoiAo; IN Iue Sena. "a =
W Tens .n:o w Htss y. tL Sao. ai h;i
UnGnS ',; IL sn1 t;nn. o ~ 'tS tSa aar ,eee
7 ana ths : rs, opartsr nf 1850 snd sftar con-,
| t;n,a $500 thare;n tha onn,n,ittso rosa
Slo sponS onoaSn, III ssIinn..s .o.s -,
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