The question being "Shall the bill pass?" the yeas and nays were ordered, taken, and resulted-veas 23, nays 7, as fol ows: Those who voted in the affirmative wire Mess's Beebe. Eggleston, Fleishman. II rper, Hartshorn, Hitchcock, Horr, Jack-o, Kelly, Kuby of H-milton, Kirby of Wyandot, Moore, Mounts, O'Hagan. Parker, Perkins, Pond, Richards, Snks, Tyler, Van Cleaf, Wilkins of Fulton, and Wilkins of Tuscarawas-23 Those w: o voted in the negative we'― Ms-rs. Beer, Carran, Chine, Creamer, Entrekin, Saltzgaber, and Strong -7. So the bill pass d. The title was agreed to. SB No. 287: To fix the salary of the Clerk of the Supreme Courtwas read the third time, Mr. Pid moved to rater said bill (S. B No 27) to a select commit ee of o e, with instructions to amend as flows: Spike out in line 2, the words "amend d and;" and, in line 3, the words so as to read " Which was agreed to. The Pesident app intel Mr Pnd said committee, who tej otel the bill tack at end as i structed. Mr. Hitch rock moved to rer soid bil (35. B No. 287) to a slect commite of one, with destrictions to mm nd as Strik cut of lire 5 # * wrd' tive.” On with ptica sult d-- <7.1.1 19 fa Tose who vot din he will an: rays were denied, taken, and e W-: „ati o wor Msr Br, Cli te, Hrnek Kizoy a Wyandot, Parke, Rich.de, and Size be—7. This wo yo'e' in then Missis Car n. C'ing, C Jacks Kilv. Ky of Sis, Song Tyl r. W 19 So the motion was dis Teqesinn f'en a were ord dk nan These wo vod in Mem tive wor M Sg Bb, Corn Che, Ca» er Ex Son, Ent , Harp r, II. r shorn, Har Jets n. Kely, Kry of II maton, More, Ma's Perkins, P, Rixard, SS, St gand Wilkins of Tas a Wete 20 These who :oted in t'e etive were Mrs. Br. Carlisle, Hitchcock, K by of Wyandot, O'Dgin, Parker, Sa 17gab r, and Wilkins of Fatton-8. Stt bill pas-ed. The itle was a reed to. Mr. Eg.1on moved to t ke trom th ta de SB No. 971: To read se tion 1 of an act to provide compensa in for members of e unty, city, and State boards of eqa iz.tion for the eqi lz.tion of appai ement of rear esta e appraised in 1880, pas ed April 15, 188). Which was agreed to. Tae pending question being the motion to r consider the vote by which sa'd' bill was amended on Thursday, January 27, the yra and nays were demanded taken, and resulted-yeas 20, nays 5, as follows: Those who voted in the affirmative were Mesars. Beebe, Beer, Carlisle, Carran, Cline, Creamer. Eggleston, Entrekin, Harper, Jackson, Kelly, Kirby of Hamilton, Kirby of Wyandot, Moore, Mounts, O'Hagan, Richards, Saltzgaber, Sinks, and Strong-20. Those who voted in the negative were Me-srs. Harper, Hartshorn, Hitchcock, Parker, and Perkins-5. So the motion was agreed to, and said vote reconsidered. Mr. Pond withdrew his motion to amend said bill. The question then being "Shall the bill pass?" the yeas and nays were ordered, taken, and re-ulted-yeas 22, nays 1, as follows: Those who voted in the affirmative were Messrs. Beebe, Beer, Carlisle, Carran, Cline, Creamer, Eggleston, Entrekin, Harper, Hartshorn. Horr, Jackson, Kelly, Kirby of Wyandot, Moore, Mounts, O'Hagan, Pond, Richards, Saltzgaber, Strong and Wilkins of Tuscarawas-22. Mr. Hitchcock voted in the negative. S the bill passed. The title was agreed to. Bills were introduced and read the first time, as follows: S. B No 300-Mr. O'Hagan: To amend sections 1260, 1261, 1262 and 1263 of the Revised Statutes of Ohio. S. B. No. 301-Mr. Carlisle: For relief of Thomas Myers, late treasurer of Amanda township. Fairfield county. S. B No. 302-Mr. Kelly: To authorize certain townships to purchase certain real estate for railroad purposes, to construct machine shops, and to issue bonds therefor, and to authorize additional taxation to meet the principal and interest of said bonds. S. B No. 303-Mr. Strong: To amend section 4476 of the Revised Statutes of Ohio. S. B. No. 304-Mr. O'Hagan: To provide for furnishing a series of readers for the use of the common schools of the State. S. B. No. 30-Mr. Harper: To amend section 6302 of the Revised Statutes. S. B No. 306-Mr. Eggleston: Supplementary to the act relating to cities of the first class having a population exceeding 150,000 inhabit ants, passed May 4, 1869. S. B. No. 307-Mr. Eggleston: To regulate the charges for sleeping and palace cars or coaches within the State of Ohio. S. B. No. 308-Mr. Eggleston: To authorize the issue of bonds to supply certain deficiencies in cities of the first class, and for other purposes. MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Mr. President: The following bills have been introduced in the House of Representatives and read the first time: H. B. No. 689-Mr Tyler of Licking: To authorize the trustees of Granville township, Licking county, to levy a tax and issue bonds to raise money to repair the town ball in said township. H. B. No. 690-Mr. Howard: To establish the fees and compensation of certain county officers in counties having at the federal census of 1870 a population of not less than 46,000 and not more than 52,000, and being supplemental to sections 1013 to 1162 of the Revised Statutes, inclu H. B. No. 691-Mr. Kerr: Supplemental to section 306 of the Revised Statutes. H. B. No. 692-Mr. Ebright: To amend section 2434 of the Revised Statutes. H B. No. 693-Mr. McCullough: To create two voting precincts in Auglaize township, Allen county. H. B. No. 694-Mr Greene: To authorize the council of the city of Xenia to sell the city hospital in said city. H. B No. 695-Mr. Scott of Warren: To amend section 34 of the Revised Statutes. H. B. No. 696-Mr. Davis: To amend section 4836 of the Revised Statutes. H. B. No. 697-Mr. Crites: To amend section 1706 of the Revised Statutes. Attest: D. J. EDWARDS, Clerk. Mr. Mounts submitted the following report: The committee on Medical Colleges and Societies, to whom was referred H B. No. 470: Supplementary to section 4103 of the Revised Statutes of Ohio-having had the same under consideration, report it back, with following amendments, and recommend its passage, when so amended: After the word "aforesaid," in line 16, strike out "shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and." And in line 28, after the word, "Ohio," strike out "shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and." J. L. MOUNTS, Said amendments were agreed to. GEO. W. MOORE, Said bill was ordered to be engrossed and read the third time to-mor row. Mr. Pond submitted the following report: The committee on Judiciary, to whom was referred H. B. No. 531: To amend section 5241 of the Revised Statutes-having had the same under consideration, report it back, and recommend its indefinite postponement. F. B. POND, Said bill was indefinitely postponed. R. G. RICHARD, Mr. Wilkins of Tuscarawas moved to reconsider the vote by which H. B. No. 258 was lost. Which was agreed to. On motion of Mr. Wilkins of Tuscarawas, said bill was laid upon table. the Mr. Richards offered the following resolution, which was adopted: S. R. No. 84: Resolved, That the Secretary of State be requested to furnish the Sergeant-at Arms with twenty five copies of the Revised Statutes, for the use of the Senate. On motion of Mr. Richards, the Senate adjourned. Attest: J. C. DONALDSON, Clerk. THURSDAY, February 3, 1831-10 O'CLOCK A M. The Senate met pursuant to adjournment. Payer by R v. W. E. Moore. To Journd was read and approved. Bills wer read the scod time, and referred as follows: S. B. No. 295: To regulate stock yard comp ni, to fix their char res, to pu ish extortion and unjust discrimination in the man igement thereof, and to provide for charges for transportation. Referred to a sele t committee of thres, consisting o Messrs. Marriott, Egal sten, and Carran. S. B. N 296: For the relation of children's homes and industrial schoo's establi hed under the general incorpora in lows of the State in cou afies containing a city of the first, eliss and seco d rale and to repeal an et supplementary to the act of 1-76 for the estab is ment, support, and regulation or chi dren's homes in th sverlo ies and children's homes distris in this Site, pissed Apri. 21, 1877. (). L., voi 74, p. 12.) Revised Statites o Ohio To compete on Rom Seel for Borsad Industria Home for Güls. §. B N) 2:9; P ́ovid' „g to the tran fer of Lɔ em-w ‹yi im, and tre establishment of the in an asylans of t: a Saewd Porur qu'a tors, to an nd sections 698, (9) and 71 h Rvis & Nants of O.io, and see on 621a-amund dry h tet entila 641,65 66 6'8 642, and ti rpl 6-6-687, CSS 689, 6.0, (91 ad 693 pised Abi 14, 1880, and to re; eai Tocorm te on Judir. @secting Coton- 6 5 4×4, 6-2, 683 64, 685, of the Res 4Statues o (0," etions 722 to 751, inclusive, of the M. Vn C a ak dan was grint dlaava to re rd hi vote oa S. B. No. 287, and his nine hingedd, hay ted in thong tie. ་་ S. B. N. 28: Temed scetion 693, e of the Rvid Stu's of 0. P the thud t 'n. re Tas W ) vote a in the ati mrive w Mr. Br. Caria, (11 Cramer, Hanner, Hets' on. Itche ek, Hr, Ky Kroy of H m 15 n. K ray of Woæ dɔ* Man's, P. kies, PRA Satzriber. Suks, Strong, Sunvan and Wakins of Tus CW_0. Tos w o voted in the negative wara -— MS EX Cla', and W ton, Eatreki. Jack o, More, OH an, Parker, Van is of Ful ́on-8. So the m tin was ag eed t». The Presi ont appointed Mr. Hite'eck said committee of one, who repor eith oid back, amend des instructed Mr. Sa Iva i moved that said bill be indefinitely pos poned. Ou whe motion th ye and nays were demaid,d, taken, and resuled-yeas 10, nas 18 as folows: Those who voted in the affirmative were Messrs. Creamer. Hart-horn, Hitchcock, Horr, Moore, Parker, Pod, Rihards, Strong, and Sullivan-10. Those who voted in the negative were Messrs. Beer, Carran Clin, Ergleston, Entrekin, Fleischmann, Harper, Jacksɔa, Kely, Kirby of Wyandot, Mounts, O Hagan, Perkins, Saltzzaber, Sinks, Van Cleaf, Wilkins of Fulton, and Wilkins of Tuscar wa-18. So the notion was disagreed to. Mr. Wilkins of Tu-carawas moved to lay sail bill upon the table. Oa which motion the yeas and nays were demand, taken, and reEu ted-yeas 8, nays 18, as follows: Those who voted in the afli mative wers Ms-r. Camr Ha per, Ioir, Marriott, Parker, Sinks, Strong, and Waku s of Taseirawis-8. These who voted in the negative w re Messrs. Carron, Cline, E gst n. Entr kin, Fleischmann, II artshorn, II. e cael, Jck-on, Kelv, Mor, Munts O'lgin, Perkins, Pd, Richards, Sil zzabe, Van Clei, and Wilkins of Fulton—18. Sot notion was disagreed to. Mr Tylermo 4 that sad bid be made the spell oder for next Wednesi yat 3 o'clock pm. Oa which motia the yeas and nays were demand, taken, and resuit d- -vers 5, bays 21 as folewa: This who voted in the aflitnative w Mes rs. Cremor, Etckin, Marott, Tyler, and Wilkins of Tasara Was- 5. Toew o yo'ed in then give were— sr-. B, Ca 2, Cam, Exceston, F' is him a 1, Hərnər, II`r'sbor, live oak. Hor, Ji ko, K1, Kroy of Hana Koy of Wy.no, Mor Muas, Okkarin Pkas, Pa 1, Rienards, Satz abar, Stig, di Van Crai and Wins et Fult Sinemetion was diaged e. -21. The qus to, then bein, “Shd the b'l tas-?" the yes and nys Were e a rec, akai, ord eulei Those who vodi, the calm.tive were M KI, KI 5y of Wy na t hri, il te eck, Hr, KP by HamlG. Ai halus, S... Salivan, ohi Wi nins of II B. No 470: Supplementary to se ti.. 1103 of the Revised Statutes of 0410-ws red tie trid time The quest on hing "Sall the bill piss?" the yeas and nays were ordered, taken, and resalted- -v as 26, nàys 3, as follows: Tho e who voted in the aflirma ive were MSS18. Br, Carl's'e, Carran, Cline, Cramer, Eggleston, Fleischmaun, Harper, Hartshorn, II rr, Jackson, K.lly, K.rby of Hamilton, |