Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-09
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TurspAr, April 8, 1862.

TUESDAY, hpfh % AooS'
sra1rR .--f,ills we're read the second time and
oornmitted; and the following bill was intro
duoed ana read the first and second times: sup
Elementary to an act entitled "an act supple
nentary 10 the act entitled an act to provide
for the settlement OF the estates OF deceased
PERSONS" passed Feb. 26, 1858
Mr.. Mcveighs Senate joint resolution, rela.
tive to adopting the United States Infantry
Tactics for the instruction OF the militia Oh OnV'
was adoptei. Mr.. Hitchcock offered joint
resolution, relative TO furnishing the State LII
brarian with copies of Swan Il Critchhclds
Revised Statutes, for exchange, etc., which was
referred to the committee on the Library. Mr.
Gardner offered a joint resolution, appropriat-
ing certain rooms in the State House, TO of1ceFs
therein named, which was laid on the table.
Senate bill, To amend the act entitled ian
act fixing the compensation Of Clerks and AS
sistant Clerks, 6ergeants. at Arms, and Assist
ant Sergeants- at Arms, Of the Senate and House
of Representatives Of this State" paRsed April
30th, 1859, was passed.
Mr.. Monroe offered the following joint reso-
luton, which was adopted: We.
ResOlred By the General Asssnbty of he State
of Ohio, That the Governor 10 hereby autnor.
ICED to pay from the military contingent fund,
for transportation Of an additional NUMBER OF
nurses TO hospitals In which sick or wounded
Ohio soldiers may be confined, whenever the
prevalence Of epidemics, or the large numpef
of those wounded in battle, or other exigencies
of the service may, in his opinion, require IL;
provided, that the eending out these additional
nurses shall be attended with no other expense
to the State than the payment OF transportation
90 aforesaid.
The Senate spent nearly the entire afternoon
10 discussing the question Of an adjourned ses'
sion of this General Assembly. The resolution,
providing for sn adjourned session, was, on mo-
tion of Mr.. Finck, amended go as TO provide for
sine die adjournment on the 2lst Of this month
The resolution 80 amended was then ostby the
casting vote Of the President A reconsidera-
ton was afterward moved and carried, and be-
fore another vote could be taken upon the reso-
luton, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE Petitions numerously signed by men
of all parties, from the counties OF Washing
ton and Athens, we're presented, praying for
Law to prohibit the further immigration of ne
groes and mulat!oes into this State. petit
tlou was also presented aud referred, against
the repeal of the game laws,
Several bills were read the second time and
committed. and the following bill was passed:
To authorize the city OF Mansfield TO dispose Of
certain real estate belonging to said city.
Mr.. Reisinger offered preamble and resolu'
tion, shich were referred to himself as &c
ect committee, authorizing the Governor TO
accept the volunteer service of competent ply
sicians aud surgeons for the army Bill notices
we're given by several members. Senate joint
resolution, TO pay ]. P. SAntmyer for reporting
in the Senate for the Capital City Fact" was
referred to the Finance committee. Senate
Joint resoui0n, relative u the transportation Oi
nurses to the hospitals iu which sick or wound
cd Ohio soldiers may be confined, wac amended
and adopted.
The House then took up the special order
for this afternoon, viz: Senate Bill, TO divide
the State into Congressional Districts.
Mr.. Birtram introduced a substitute for the
Senate Appottionment Bill, which is as follows:
lst and 81 DstrIcG-Hamilton and Butler
counties.
Sd Distric.-W Warren, Montgomery, Preble,
and Greene.
4th-Clermont. Brown. Highland. Clinton
and Fayette.
5th-Miami, CLARK, Madison, Champaign,
Logan and Union.
6th-Dmke, Mercer, Van Vert, Shelby.
Auglaixe, Allen and Hardin
7th-De6ance, Williams, Henry, Fulton,
Paulding, Lucas, Wood and Putnam.
6th-Sandusky, Seneca, Crawford, Wysndot,
Hancock and Ottowa.
9th-Marion, Delaware, Morrow, Knox and
Richland.
10.h-Lieking, Franklin and Fairfield.
llth-PicksWay, Rose. Pike, scioto aud
Adams.
l2.h-Lawrence, Gallia, Meigs, Jackson,
Vintca and Hooking.
l3th--Athens, Perry, Washington, Morgan
and Monroe.
l4th-Muskingum, Guernsey, Noble and
| Belmont
l5th-Coshocton, Holmes, TuscaraWaa, Har-
risou and Jefferson.
16th-Wayne, Stark, Carroll and COlumbi
ana.
l7.h-Ashland, Huron, Erie, LOrain and
Medina.
lSth-Cuyahoga, Summit and Lake.
l9sh-MahuniDg, Portage, Trumbull, Geau.
ga and Ashtabula.
The House then resolved itself into commit
tee of the Whole, and discussed the bill and
the substitute during the entire afternoon. Al
ter coming out of the committee, the House
took recess until nine O'Clock tomorrow
morning,