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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28

BosoNs.---Wc find the following
strargc advertisement in Salem (Mass)
paper:
"Bosoms-just opened. A fine boz
som for II ccnts--a very nice bosom at
% cents. Our stock of bosoms urc full
and Ut low prices"
This is the most frightful picture Of
immortality we have cv.r happened to
see. The "lull" aud every nice" bo-
SONS are all well enough-in fact they
nrs rather fnyorites with the commune
~ in that shape; but tho idea of "open-
ing" them at II and rs ceu,s, is shame
ful, and we hope that Salem may never
say anything more about New York or
Paris after that.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28
District Court.

The several terms Of tho District Court,
in aud for the year 1863, shall commence in
the several counties hs follows. to.wit.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28
"antcd,.
&c RepwbIic,
Butter, Eggs, sc /, in exchange ror Goods.

now rcei,inss choice lot Of whit. and Drewa su
gars, Green and Black Teas, Coffee 80.
:, GREGORY,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-28
smporinn, 90 Absent Soldiers.

The Columbus correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Ga=ctic tcleerlphs under date
of Nov. 23d, as follows:
An order issued by Capt. bod, militory
commander at this place. quires-firs,,
ell soldiers absent from their regiments
on discharge lurlcugh, to report ilnmedi-
rtcly at Camp Chase or Camp Dennison
for rc-oNamination, or be considered de-
scrtsrs aud treated as such. Second, all
soldiers who have been absent from their
regiments or hospitals, and are not uUl,
TO report at Camp Chase or Dcnnison in
person, must make their application for
discharge to me direct without the inter-
position Of any lawyer or agent. Appli-
cation should b. accumpani d BY sworn
statement of u respectable physician.
Mllur Gen raj Fremont passed through
this city yesterday en- route for ST.. Louis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

The following il the bill introduced into
ihe House BY Mr.. Arnold, Of Illinois Hto
render freedom national and slavery section-
al" Il has the ring Of the true metal, and
takes the broad and comprehensive ground
upon which free Republic should stand:
A BILL to render Freedom national and sla-
very sectional.
To the END that Freedom NAV be and re.
main forever the fundamental law of the land.
In al places Whstever, 90 far IS IL lies within
the powers or depends upon the action Of the
Government Of the United States to make It
so therefore,
Be it enacted By tRs {snats and House Of
Representatives Of ihe Uaitsd States of Amsriea
IN CoHgFess assembled:
SEoTIoE /. That Slavery and involuntary
serVitude In all cases whatsoever. other than
in the punishmentof crime whereof the party
shall have been duly convicted, shall here
after cease and be prohibited forever in all the
following places, Vis;
Fret, In ell the Territories now existing or
hereafter to be formed or acquired in any
way.
Steon6, In all places purchased or to be
purchased by the United States with the as
sent Of the Legislatures OF the several States,
for the erection Of forts, magazines, arsenals,
dockysris, and other needful buildings.
Third, In all vessels on the high seas and
on the National highways, beyond the terri
tory and jurisdiction Of the several States
from which or to which the said vessels may
be going.
FOurtA, In all places whatsoever where the
National Government is supreme or has ex-
elusive Jurisdiction and power.
SIC. 2. That every person now held, or at
tempted to be held hereafter, as slave in
any Of the places above named, is hereby de-
clared 70 be free, and the right to freedom
hereby declared may be asserted in any of
the Courts Of the United States, or of the sew.
eral States, in behalf Of the party, or his or
her pOsterityr after any lapse of time, upon
the principle that party once free is alwsys
free.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27
From ne seeond oavaIry.
FoRF sOoFF. Msrch lb. lsl

koRT SOoFT, Msrch 10, 1852.
EDs. LEApHR The march from Kansas
City to this place was generally very pleas
ant It was commenced on Monday, the 3D.
inst BY the lst battalion, which moved out
to Hiekman's Mills, a distance of thirteen
miles. The next day the and and 3rd bat
tsliOns came on, and Wednesday the entire
regiment moved together. The General,
with his body guard, formed the advance,
and the rear guard was formed by companies,
eonsecutively from right to left. The first
general encampment vas at Hsrrisonville,
marching twenty-fOur miles. Bright and
early Thursday morning the column was in
line, tents struck, baggage loaded, and the
march resumed encaming at Butler, No,
Thursday night having marched about
tWenty-eight miles. This place was burned
BY the Ist Kansas Regiment Col. Deitzler,
some time previous and was the most
dresry, deserted looking hole yet SEEM
Chaplain Hawkins and Secretary Sheets were
'aaisFtaasts "a having EEsiF horses Jay-haHKs
ed during the night.
---Ats o'elOcE Friday morning we were on
the move, reaching the banks Of the Mari-
de-Cynges or little Usage, at IL o'clock, NJ
If I could give 9 graphic description Of ous
crossing Of this river, havn't the least
doubt It would be very pleasing to your read
era. Unsurpassed anything before Witnessed by
most Of the regiment. The banks on either
side were very picturesque and delightful
The column moved down to the river on the
left bank by a sharp pitch, and assembled the
right bank by winding road. The current
was strong, and the channel was sufficiently
deep to give any one a chance to wet himself !
without much effort. To stand on the right
bank and see the long line come moving out |
of the woods, down into the stream, and |
wind out on the other shore, was not only /
novel, but very besutiful. The sport did not |
come until the train commenced crossing,
when fun was plenty. The mules, just like
any other thing very mulish, had to stop in
the middle Of the staam, go up stream and
down stream, get into all the deep holes, and
set the fool generally, ell OF which, as mat
ter Of course, caused Mr.. Teamster to swear
very profuSely, and not unirequenty to get
into the water, in order to 20 st all. We
moved on; eneamping at Mud Greek, having
marched twenty-five miles, according to The
best calculations. Leaving early Saturday
morning, we reached Fort Scott about three
'clOck, Pm.
The regiment and train made a string
,bOut Eve miles in length, and IS It moved
over thisWavy, sea-like country, its grandeur
md imposing appearance made Us all feel
ylad that We were present to behold it. The
oil of this lovely country is of the richest
'ast, and the absence of timber only binders
t from becoming the mostdesirabls of places
o inhAbit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27
OLEVELAND PRoDUoE lARKEF.
MoREIEa LEADER OFFICE,
NEW YORK a1ARKET-SIarsh 20


EIQUR R-Market continues heavy and prlecs
again declined &c DBL With only limited expert in
2niIy aug very moderate home trade demand -
Sales 1900 bbis at S5,as525 for super6pe state.
so,seo49 los extra state; S6,2os5 Is Tor supsrine
west n; S565@575 for shipping brands exfra roand
hoop Ohio; so,ssee,75 for trade brands.
sales 800 bbls at S5,sS86,6O for common to choice
9YE FI.OUR-Markst quiet and steady. SALES
CoRH bIRAL-Msrkst dropping. Sales $50 bbls
a. S2,s9 Tor Jersey s3l5 Tor Brandy wine
WHEAT-Markst is dull and declining with
scarcely epongh doing to make QUOTATIONS ssies are
80 bush stste spring At SIi5; s bush wintsr red
western At Slso; 800 bush amoer Jersey At Sl,3sD
), Y9zIn moderate request. Sales $500 bush at
BARLRY-searce and firm. Sales "a ooO hush
state at sOci loo bush Canada West az SI,UO
COAN--Market With7ut important change
store, and Sc delivered ss sslc for southern ysi
low.
OATs17NIArkst shade easier at ssssg5<o for Jsr-
seg, Canada. western and stats.
GEEEE-Market continues Qniet SALES 50 baqs
java at z5c less cent Tor cash; 100 Tags JEmaca
sUGAR-Raw IN good demand without change
IN p ies Gales ll29 hhds chiefly Cuba Al 6l fi75lc
Porto Rico At TGse about 100 boxes Havana on pFi.
Vate terms.
PORK-Markete ntlnues dull and heavy. Sales
western and city prime mess; SO O6aIO 50 for prime
BkEF-Market quiet and steady, Sales 100 bOls
at 81 4O65,50 for country prime; 50 5Os q for conu
tTy mess; S2,oO9ls,s 80 for repacked meas; Sls,760
"A 80 for extra mesa, + -
PRIME 8FEsisi BRRF-Markst duh and noui-
insl at S20,O0@2l, co.
RBEE HAals-Harkst dull az Sl7,000lT,5o
CUT MEATS In mOderate demand. Sales are
100 piekaqes q 4z05Hc Tor western and city should
srs; 5516a7c for DO hams. Sales Loo lbs city cut
hams in dry salt SIC.
BHCnN-Sides IN fair demand Sales $50 boxes
At 6Hc for western cut middles; 7lc for short and
long clear western.
DRESSED HORR-Karkst for westsrn duh and
nominal at 41c; city hardly 80 hrm at 5G554o
Sales 3.l5a bbls ct 71fagAc.
BUTTER-sellingS a. sale for Ohio, and lS9z1c
CHRRsR-Markst firm 1t sasc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

Much reEfet has been expressed that Gen.
Fremont was not placed In command Of 3
dspsrtmen. where was 70 be found an enemy
worthy Of bis steel. Il now appears that
the Mountain Department. Is not 20 free from
rebels as hae been generally supposed The
department comprises that part of Virginia
lying west Of the Allegheny Mountains, and
that portion of Tennessee lying east ofa
north and south line running through Knox
vile. This includes Cumberland Gap, erro-
neOusly reported captured By our troops
lew days ago. The advance Of Generals
Thomas and sch@pf Is at Cumberland Ford,
fourteen miles from Cumberland Gap the
latter place, still in the hands Of the rebels,
being position rendered very strong both
BY nature and art Our readers will Femem-
berthat Immediately after General Thomas
victory st Mil Spring, he proposed to in.
wade Tennessee and march direct upon Knox
villa, thus obtaining control Of the railroad
connecting Virginia with the Gulf. The
rebel authorities seem to have appreciated
the i'm !lOrtance Of this movement and sent
large endorsements thither. In conse-
quenee Of the concentration in that region of
avery large rebel force, Gen. Thomas has
been obliged to halt at Cumberland Ford,
where be viii probably remsin until Fre-
mont shall succeed in dislOding the enemy
from his stronghold at Cumberland Gap,
which Is BY no means q small undertaking.
Humphrey Marshall has entered Western
Virginia with what troops he has been able
to collect since his army was dispersed BY
Garfield, and now occupies Gladesville,
near Pound Gap, in the south western corner
Of the State. From rebel sources infOrma-
ton Is obtained that the rebel forces in Vir-
ginia now rest upon line forming the arc of
q circle, extending from Cumberland Gap to
the RappahAnnoek River. More than half
Of this line is in Fremonts Mountain De-
partment. This is the last position the reb-
els can expect to occupy this side of Rich
mOnd, and therefore they may be expected to
offer determined resistance to our advancing
columns. That Fremont will be ''at them"
IS soon as il is possible to organize and
move an army, no one familiar with the exc
traordinary energy of the man-snd who is
nol2-can doubt. he will be sustained BY
the confidence Of a large majority of his 10y
al cOuntFymen, who viii rejoice to learn
that he Is about to enter a field commensu-
rate with his genius.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

ElssWhere We publish the report of the
lsgislativs committee appointed to inquire
into The holding Of slaves By rebel prisoners
e Camp Chase, Columbus. The report es-
tabfshes tie humiliating fact that Ohio Is
subjected to tbe deep disgrsss Of permitting
slavery . exist Wishin the State What
FrEtiealar ofhesT b responsible for this does
not sPPeaz, bat the guilt rests with some Of
thso3csrs in command Of the Federal troops.
We cannot for 5 moment doubt tbst the Gov
Gnnent VIII promptly rspndiats the psrpe.
s4tor1 Of this damning outrage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A GARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO's
Golden Pills for Females.
Infsllible in Correcting, Regulating and
Removing sll Distractions, from
Whatever Cause, and always
Successful as 3 Pre-
VentatiYe.

InfAlible IN Believing StoppsgeB and IrreQularitv
OF the menBes: These rillg ere nothing rsV bnf
hsye been a. cd By the doctors for many vera bofh
IN France and America, with unp.raiI.ied sner.11
10 every case, and Il is urged b. many thousand Ia
dies Nho nave used then, 70 male toe Pile pGblio
for the alegiztlou Of those Eu7erinF from any
ular1tles whateveT a. well 70 prevent an iacress
Of family where heauh viii not perIsit if FsmsIsS
ptduiiarly siiuatsds or thoB suppoSinR fhem1rIvss
%, cauttons1 aganat u1iuR these ffllI While IN
that condition, e. thslpropr tor assumeS no rs-Don
Euilitg after the above aomonition Rlfhough fheir
mtidne9s would p.sTont any mischief 70 hcsIsh
o'hSi wise TIE filis are recOmmsnded Pull A. q -.
pi on dirsetions aeol aany eaLh COX Prlos 81 rsr
box = =
sold wholesale AMI retail by
n ~ 6AOKRtDER. "a superiov strsak
BbNTJN BRus., Leo GO 40
LADIaE 10y ssBdt1g 81 CO 70 the tsularslans
Pusi Once, >, Gao have the Pills sent eop6denttsiIv
snd ffee from observation % any pIrt oi fhs com.
try b. mail 'fIss Of pos aRs Rold aiso b1 ~.
pIugzstln every town. village and Q " thro1gnout
y 5.-LooE out for COUNT rfsits Buy no Golden
hllls OF any Had N less every box 4 signed s. D
aoNe All o,nera are ba8e in position end unsafs:
tnefelo.ei q you value your lives aud healtn no
~ nethlag o. beins humbugsd cut Of your y oneyJ
w Nny Nh0le Who show me sigt AZURE ef s. ID
aoNe o. every box which has recsntly hssn add
On eosoalL 81 toe ttila bsing countsrfcittd Ihs
ineIealenu o9mpoalng the ab0Vo Pills are made
AnoHa y every Agent aad thsY viii tail 3ou shay
Aro san 40 VII Perform al claimed foF tkeln. -
hA~EAA@ .. ID. Rowe, Sole Proprtetor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27
Rnaaeipa.Isn ln pareh CoIo.Ie..

A surinam paper Of the 10th ult says
The slave question in the Dutch West
Indie colonies has been settled. An the
sleVes IN those colonies will be set free on
the lst Of July, 1863, under the following
conditions:
II, Compensation Of three hundred
grildeIs for each Blsve-man, woman, or
ohild-to be paid 10 the owner.
q. Slaves 70 remain under apprentice
ship on the estate fora term Of three years
during which time they are to be paid va.
ges for their work, half Of such Esqes 10
sooruo 10 Government.
'The Dutch Government viii grant three
millions Of guilders per aunum for immi-
gration."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27
Where we shall move from here is nc

Where We shall move from hsre is not
known.
Capt Burnett of Co. c, has relOined his
company, bringing sixty three men, trans
fsrred irOm the Sixth 0. Y. O. to the Second.
BE Was yesterday detailed IS Acting Major
Of the sFd Battalion, to an the vacancy
caused By the resignation Of Msjor Wilson.
Capt. EgglestOn, of Co. B, has also resigned,
and will probably leave for home soon. The
Captain resigns on account of sickness in
his family the Major for causes best known
to himself Yours, &c,
OCCASIONAL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27
MARRtRD.

IN n rAioesytlie, on tuesday tvening, hsfoh 28.h
~ t17 r, ,atdesce Of the bH s's faiths ~ Hev NJ
Dh1lLAa MORSE. A-'''
Such Is lifs. and we welcome thee, good fi nd, %
the srenA' wishing yOa and yours s the hap sInsss
that life may have, and uos boantiful harvsst.
The foola SPUN Hymsn,s gentle roworS,
We, who improve BE golden hours
~ sweet ~ per enos know
Itat maFriase rRhtiy understood
diVeS 10 th tender aui the good,
paradise hollow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27
LADIK.I "HOW ImPOR rANT.W

You EhOu be very cautious about using the "sa-
rloua nostiums" called Eemaie Medicines, as msnF
OF them are dangerous 1hs coMPos TION Of the
0EHUINE 'DupOncO Golden Rflis'' are MADE Known
70 HvERY AGENT selling them .'ss we'll a. g I'll az
srEcTABLR PHYsToI NJ, and they will tell You tho
pills entirely % n ON anything II an T. ia ious
nature, at the same time the pills will do all that
claiUed for them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

lata details Of the battle Of Winchester
- nq1s ihan coaAfm previous reports Of the
DISASTROUS ron. Of ths enemy. Jaekson's
s,ny ylssms g hsconplsisiy danolali1sd and
iP asnsy fOE fighting purposes almost
slsl.-ly esssEoysd. Oar troops sll fought
nobly. Gel. Tyler, Of the Ohio seventh.
sstny e Bsiendisr eensral, is reported 10
hnFt b7rne himself with cOnspicuous brave
~ leading bic gallant brigsds to desds Of
elnoss supsrhnman Salor. The western
Reserve Is proud Of Col. Tyler.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

THE SEVENTH EoSION OF
TIE LASS FOR TBAOHE s, will be held ct
Elrnipghar,, RE Ca.,s Oh ., SOmmencina M.rch
~ - - -
kao PT nolPies % -IitRmetio, Grammar and BlO-
eution will be explained as 70 b Understood By
al who have mastered the rusimsnts Of thee
mAttcal Constructions the Figures Of khstorio and
the heehanism of eEsry kind Of Poetical Compost
tion.
Inc Exsminers viii examine the C,sss the LAST
day q the session, and grant ertidoatss 70 al ho
merit then. Tuition 10 soVancss g %.
-. JOB FTs9,
feo26d&W;s18 Prinripsl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27
InsrInn m Tar prAnr

SOotAOA VI GhA EAAOA.
Areouest having been made BY q numerous body
Of his fellow. citizens to Pref J. B. FITz9ERALD,
to allow himself to be put in nomination for Justice
Of the Pesee, he has complied herewith, and is now
aesndidats fcF'said once The Professor Is an old
eitisen, and is highly estssmed By all who know
him, both as 9 man and gentleman.
OLIvELAED, Msroh Is, 1852 +
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27
CHICAGO pIARKRT-0I.rob "a

CHICAGO ALARKET-Maroh 9S
IsT THEAaaAPH.I
FLOUR-Market dull.
WHEAT-market &c lower; 76c for MOL
LekhN-market dull and neglected.
ME1S PtsR k-MATket Gull at SO co.
Iepta3-Dresssd nearly ont Of the market, sales
trihing. Live supply limited and transactions ars
light.
z. Z EOEIPFS-lysoO bbls hour; 4. 800 buIh wheat;
EXCHANGE-UnohanRed. Gold : > cent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27
LEWIS B. 6BNOKEL,
7. B. WHEfSTONE,
J. P. Robson.

WHRREAs, The feelings of the loyal peopl e
Of Ohio have been outraged BY the appear.
snce in the streets Of their capital Of rebel
officers in rebel uniforms, released on parole
and by the fact that rebel prisoners in Camp
Chase prison have been permitted to retain
and use their former slaves as servants, thus
practically nulliiying our State Constitution
and legalizing slavery in Ohio; therefore,
RssolUed ty tks General Atsembly of the
State Of Ohio, That in the name of the people
Of Ohio, who have freely given their treasure
and their blood to sustain the Government
and the Union, we do most solemnly protest
against this mistaken elemency to the guilty,
and this outrage upon the feelings of the
loyal people OF Ohio.
Res0lVsd That copy hereof be forwarded
by the Governor to the President of the
United States, the Secretary of War, and our
Senators and Representatives in Congress.
The report and resolutions were laidon the
table and ordered to be printed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

8 Ourlsstn niEhfs tsisgrams ltsts that neither
~ pirsts Nashville nor Fort Macon we're
destroyed by she rubsls, bat that the Nash.
yills - saesssdsd n RAINING the blockade
ana asiin puiting 70 ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

Iherebels compare the Monitor to an enor.
nous eheese-box on q plank. We don't
tnlnk they win care to nibbls much more
eround Il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27
FLOUR AND FEE1.
DISSOLUTION.

nISsOLUTION--NoTIus "a Hrp1.
BT given that the Partnesshin l.,.i -l., = , -
betseen 4, Wells aud H. 4 ksyneld, s-.,,lo
on the ~ dsy ol y areh, le62S ~ mutual
the ists GrD, and Win continue fhe l.rs s,.s,s q
Iron busIness at the old stand, No n f.-9 - aaa
west Side. III Il WEi.i-sSt St4seI
cu.-.l.,s NJ .. -, Il. <. kAYNoaDs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27

AAAAA ApA NaAAaAlAa0AAA EhANAAAas
~ Plain and Ornamental printing Of 0vory de-
ferrtio1 dnne q the Printing establishment Of the
LoauE7 Olcti on thoato1t improved and most ral "a
sto1m fEc1, IN the beet nty q, on ehort notice. and
4 rzaEonEtlt rato1. Particular attention raid 20
hAnk EoTk, kTelI detcrirtiop 81 findiug done,
l1rtdlalF Hiank bocfr, fifdgtzl IoulualI, fslss
Bookh, heosiFins Rooks 49, g.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR OITY MARSHAL,

MEasRs. EDITORs ;-BslieEing tbs City Marshal tc
Be one the moSt responsible ooers OF the Oorpo.
ration, We favor the nomlnation OF our estssmeo
fllov citizen, THOMAS MoKIEsTRY. Knowing
him these many years IN various places Of trust ana
recognizing him as gentleman, keen q vigilant
onetr, and an snterPrising citizen, We propose to
make him City Marshal
Please say 80 for us, and confer an Obligation on
ALL GLASSES OF CITIZENS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-27
LesIalalive summary.

LegialR1ive summary.
TUESDAY, March 20.
SENATE.
Bills PAssED.-The bill introduced by
Mr.. Robinson to amend sections %, 4S snd
So Of "an act prescribing the du les Of
County Auditors" passed April 4th, 1859.
It provides for advertising delinquent lands
for three Weeks-prescribes the form for
such advertisements and directs that such
sale shall take placeon the third Tuesday
in January annually.
oOEoREslozAE DBERIcruo BILL.
The bill reported by the majority Of the
joint select committee, was the special order
in Committee Of the Whole dnrine the
morning. Mr.. Monroe offered substitute,
which is understood to reflect the views Of
the minority Of the committee. Some Of
the changes proposed By the substitute, are
the additions Of Hooking to the Franklin
district Is reported BY the majority, Of
Lake to the Cuyahogs district, Of Clermont
TO Hamilton for the first and second dis
triotg, Of Miami instead Of Warren In the
Montgomery (Sd) district, and is In its other
details materially different from the orig
inal bill. II was ordered to be printed.
REsoLUTIoHs.-Nr. Eggieston's joint req
olution authOriSing the Governor to pro-
vide transportation to soldiers having fur.
loughs or leaves Of absencs. was amended
In accordance with the Recommendation
Of the select committee aud rsssed bv An
unanimous vote. The following Is the
form in which it Was adopted by the SEN
ate:
ResOlUsd By ths General Asssm6ly of N,
STATE Of Ohio, That the Governor be and il
hereby authorised in his discretion to fur
nish transportation, at the expense Of the
State, 10 any Ohio volunteers enlisted in
the service Of the Unnited States. Who are
unable to provide such transportation for
themselves, 10 their homes or to enable
them to rejOin their regiments, who may be
in the hospital or discharged on account Of
sickness OF other disability, upon presen-
tation BY such applicant Of 6 furlough or
discharge.
ACTION on BTLLs.-Mr. Robinson's 20
adthsrizs Cleveland to fund certain rail.
road stocks-psssed.
NEW BILLs.-By Mr.. Maych; to extend
the jurisdiction Of Police judges Of cities
two miles beyond the corporate limits.
It appears that there were on board the
Monitor, in her attack upon the Merrimsc,
City wrought iron shot of one hundred and
sixty-sight pounds each, which Captain
Ericsson believes would have reached the
vitsls Of the rebel monster had they been |
tried; but that they were not tried because |
OF an express interdict from the Ordnance