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The national Republican., 1862-10-08
l.AIcAnV.

John Slater, II bacEman, WAS arrested, yes
tsTday morning, by Officer Psndeil, Of the
Fourth ward on The charge Of stealing a car
pet bag, the property of Eliza Krebs. Il seems
that, on Saturday night last, she got this hack
man 10 take her and her baggage to the depot.
and, upon arriving at the depot, she tou1d that
her carpet bag was gone; SO she Immediately
made u complaint against the accused, and he
was arrested, us above. He WAS taken before
Justice Walter, ard committed to iail in default
~ hail
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
Assault and battery,

Chas. +. Walter was arrested on Monday, by
Cficsr Nicholl, of the Fourth ward, on the
charge Of assault and battery. He was taken
before Justice Walter, and hned t3.
Oliver. Miles was arrested on Monday, by
ofhcsr Barker, of the Seventh ward, on the
charge OF assault and battery. Ho was taken
before Jus ic stratton, and committed to jail
for court,
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
Stealing i.ullI b CT,

John killalsa, n citizen, WAS arrested At the
@ street wharf yesterday afternoon by Captain
J. B. Adams. on the charge Of stealing Govern.
mbnt lumber from the wharf. He WAS caught
In the not. The provost marshal committed
him to the Old Capitol.
The national Republican., 1862-10-08

By alsts order Of the Surgeon General, d" the
Izsd agents Of soldiers relief associations and
other aid societies, from twelve O'Clock m. 10
six o'clock p. m, daily, aRi to the friends Of
patisDts and other visiiOrs, IT, In the juds ment
Of the surgeon in charge, their visits will not
be prejudicial to the welfare of the sick"
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
Mule Found,

light coiorsd mule, marked U. s !" was
caught, Monday night, near Central market, by
officers Geer and Lusby, of tho Third ward
He was taken to the station house, and yester
day morning turned over 10 the provost guard
At the Central guardhouse. lie was valued at
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
. Street knalway,

This company have broken ground on New
York avenue, and commenced laying the track
Oh that thOrougfars for the street railway.
The turn At the Intersection of Psnnsy lVania
avenue aud Seventh street, Ia now In oousss Of
construction and appears 10 be quite u dlficul,
task,
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
uospttsl Complaints.

We hear great deal of complaint as to the
management Of the hospital locate In the Csp-
ilol. The nurses as well as patients, complain
Cf u STARVATION diet, - or short allowance In q
supply of poor food. Let it be looked after.
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
Ackna1YlstiRmsnfa

The members Of the Ladies' Soldiers Relief
Association, Of the Fifth ward, Capitol Hill
desire To return thanks to the gentlemen Of the
Coast Survey Office, fjr their recent liberal
contributions In aid of the sick and wounded
in the Capitol and ad accent hospitals.
The national Republican., 1862-10-08

DR. }. O. MeGUiRn . CO.. Auesieassr,.
ID ExECuTORs SAIL OF SMAl L BRICK
AID Franz DwsLLna HousEs I'm THURSDAY
AFfERNOOa, october 9th, at o'ciock, on tho
pt em,ses, the subscriber vii, SELL parts Of Lot No
u and -, 10 tquirv no $40, fronting II fsst on
Fourth street west, between g and II streets north
running back o. feet, Improved BY neat aud we'll.
built two story Briok dwelling House, ooataistnG
four roone on the front and . two story Frame
ret paved alley Title perfect.
Terms One.third 10 cash, the r. mainder IN six
and twelve months, with interest, secured By
deed OF trust on the premises.
MICHAEL GRIFFITH, Executor.
J. Q. MCGUIRE Co,
oU Id Auction sera
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BUTLER'S OIL Y.MPlC .MslStC
Hail opens on Saturday Oct. II.

BUTLER'S OIL .Mssstc
Hail opens on Saturday Oct. II.
Great A m r c u n Circu s
AND
Equestrian School,
lGARDNER HEMMINGSJ
Composed OF the most able srtistss In the world
selected from
NIXOSS CREMORNE GARDEN
and the
l.CNpON ROYsL LAMPHITHEATRE,
will exhibit on
Louisiana Avenue, near T.oth street,
Louisiana Avenue, nssT asnsh street,
| Louisiana Avenue, meas Tsnth street.
MADAME LOUISE ToURNIARE.
The beautiful aud squ..trsnns, will appear
nightly in y number Of astoDishid. equestrian
acts with her magnificent thorough. bred
English charger,
KALI.
and her edpcA Arabian stssd,
LIBERTY
MONDAY AFTERNOOA AND RIGHT,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
ORIGINAL ACr OF THE MANAGER
JAMES REYNOLDS,
From As' lsy's, London: aud I, ON the Paris Royal
Chou - he princa Of Jesters aud
oiigiual N mo,
DAN GARDNER,
the sr.vorite-tvsrybody's fav j,iie-,hs Gown hiog
MISS ELIZA GARDNER,
the young snt beautiful equestrian aud Danteuse.
MILE CAMILLA,
the P,ctuie que Rider
Mile HELOUlSE BREGY,
the Fsseinatlng Actress ani EqusstrisDnF
GEORGE DERIOUS
from the Imperial Ru sian Circus, The mosl lea. lsss
HoIsemsu In The World
r. HEMMiNGS,
thu Greatest Living PEI former on tie C.rie Tsndu
and brilliah, Eqaestfisn.
GEORGE MIL
MaitIe da CIRQUE,
W. kIECADE
the Most Powerful Man Living and Accomplished
GERAHD PEPPER, MARTIN EERRoLL
GEORGE KING, LYN VERNE,
the Great Gymnasis,
FOR A SHORT sEAsOE ONLY,
LouistSna Avenue, Esas the Bridge,
louisiana Avenue, near the Bridge.
&S-Go see the four footed long cared Z, msdians,
THEM MULES
AsADMlssIoN ss AND 90 GENTS vs
Get 7--ti
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
The Th,r,ssnth street Sewer

Is in course Of construction. Already the work
has reached the Avenue. II Ia to be hoped
that those In charge will put on 4 heavy force
while passing that important street, so as to
obstruct II rs little as possible.
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
6WlntlilnG,

Chas johnson was arrested on Monday, by
officer Devaughs, of the Seventh ward, on the
charge of swindIing. He was taken before JUS
ing the money,
The national Republican., 1862-10-08

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, Or TWO OR
n three gentlemen. will fud pleasant Furnished
ROOMS and BOARD Apply at 457 north street,
between Second and bird. cots
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
Clls Rulllon Hank
Ths Indian Herb Doctor,

Rsdesms their notes In u. 8. Treasury notes
when any amount from one dollar upwards Ia
presented.
The national Republican., 1862-10-08

u aElaHcTO NEW SOR6 .-THE PAST
II sailing, copper and copper tssisnsd, hrst ciats
A ! sctoonsr, Aid, W Huichinss, master, will
ss for tbs above port about Friday or Saturday Of
next week Part Of the freight icing sngassd,A
limited quantity vi be taken.
Apply to FRED. 9 COIZENS, Agent.
Corner Of IL street sLd Psnn'a avenue.
DOT at
The national Republican., 1862-10-08

OSTHEIM BRO OTHERS,
0STHEIM BRO ROTHER9,
295 Pennsylvania Avenue,
206 Pennsylvania Avenue,
295 Pennsylvania Avenue,
BRANCH OF
80 South William Street. n, Y,
80 South William Street, N. Y,
IMPORTERS OF
Choice Brandies & Wines,
Choice Brandies & Wines,
Choice Brandies & Wines,
Choice Brandies & Wines,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
AYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES,
Rye AND BOURBON WHISTLES,
AS WE'LL As EVERY Variety OF
L1cauor0, Corca1Al0, eaBcr
I1CanOr0,C Z ,COrc11A1O,c c1sor
I1auOro,C ,CorG1A10, easc,
AND THE BEST BRANDS OF
GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS
g ENUINE HAVANA CIGARS
We also offer for sale . complete sssrtmsnt Of
ally Sealed
Fruits, Meats, &o.,
Herm etically Sealed
Fruits, Meats, &C.,
Herm etically Sealed
Fruits. Meats, &C.,
EXPRESSLY PUT UP FOE CAMP USE.
BEST GOODS IN THE MARKET,
BEST GOODS IN THE MARKET,
LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES,
LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES,
LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES.
295 Pennsylvania Avenue.
295 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Between Ninth snd Tenth sts.
The national Republican., 1862-10-08

A II e y II e Att
"A 10 necessary, either for an Ofhser or Private,
in order to capture two certain articles, viz One
new SHIRT and one psir OF HOSE, which wss len
ct my shop during last y EEK,
sps O. NUNCK
The national Republican., 1862-10-08

From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his pa.
tiens tie nature Of their O. mplalnts or Illness with
out receiving any Information from them Noehdroe
tor consultation or advice. O0ce, No II Washington
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Seventh
strs~t, Washington, d. @, sep l3u
The national Republican., 1862-10-08

DY W. L.. WALL - CO., Aucti0nccTs.
ID (Bucc sssor- to WALL 4 bARsARDD
Corner Ninth street and Penu .v
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
hORSES Will be sold st Public Auction At ihs
Corral Lsst the Naval Observatory, ~ MONDAY.
OJtober 18th, 1s62,
Condemned IL " ft Tor ublic service
Terms cash In Government funds
j J DANA
Capt Y n v 5. A.
oct lStaTl
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
NOTICE 10 TAX .PAYEns,

The Taxes for 1859 have been fixed 1t seventy.
five cents on the ons hundred dollars. A discount
Of ten per cent Ia allowed under the law during the
mouth Of October, Tor prompt pay msnt.
WIN, DIXON,
cot 7-lw Collector.
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
BAakinu AAlSs,
BuVtuo, Sci

Ina following are the rates at which banksrs
snu brokers are buying and selling gold and
siivsr--ths legal tender notes being the stand
ara
Buying. Selling.
aold. ,.... ....'2l per 0. prsm.2s psr 0. prem.
Silver. ..........l0 /" Is
Demand notes, .l8 " 1871
Banks OF issus In Washington anu 6sorgs wn;
Washington. Georgetown.
Bank oS Metropolis. fsrmerS' and Msoh's
bank Of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank OF CUnmeras.
Farms l. Msroh's. B'nk.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank and the
Bank OF Commerce Issue notes OF the dsnOmina.
tiOu OF one dollar and upwards.
The national Republican., 1862-10-08

HOyEhEMGNTs sALk OF CONDK NINE D
" STORES We ,hsli sell, on SATURDAY
NEXT, Ostobsr llth, at Q o'clo-k X, m at the uavy
ysrd in this city, ths oioTing articles, viz
33f7 Pounds Bread,
Barrel Beef,
Barrel Pork
Barrels Flour,
- Gallons Beans,
te Pounds Chees'
.357L Gallons Whi,ke)
kouni Jackets,
Blue FLANNEL Undsrshirt
Dol Pounds Tobacco,
70 Empty Cstb0ys
Terms cash, in G0yerDmeLt fupds
Per order OF =. Brown, Navy AssNt.
MARShALL PAGE,
oct lid AactIoueers
The national Republican., 1862-10-08

RY,J g; msGUIRE 4 CO., Ascsien.sIs,
HOLD EtFECls AT PUBLIC SALE On
st The idsnoe Of his Excelenoy, b. r. Asts BuIu.
aga, Minis,er hom Chill, No ?Ib Vermont avenue,
bstwetn II and stresis, We thAll sell his Funiturs
ahd Household Efeets compiling
butte OF tolid Rosewood Psrlor Furniture, finished
In green Satin Damssk, and conaisiiBg Of
fwo Sofas fur Ann and eight Side Chats
made to oroer by Rsnwiok,
Sig walnut Easy ChaiIs, III ishsd In Crimson
Satin Dsmask,
handsome crimson 81 covered Sofa,
Rosewood marble top C-atIe Tables
hich Velvet Parlor Csrpe,s.
Suite oi solid osk Diping =, ON Furnitu O. comp,s.
Extension Dining Table,
Marble top Sideboard,
Three Arm and ten Side Chairs, dIi he'd with
morocco,
bohemian aud Crystal Cut Glassware,
French China Dinner and T0a servies
Walnut Hat ute, lion Han ohsirs,
Velvet stair Carpet Rods and Eyes,
Handsome BroLZe snd Git Cbsndsii,rs rs, tix
lights,
walnut Bedste sds, Bureaus, and WsthstsuAs,
Cottage and Iron Bedsesds, Toilet Sets
Mattresses, Bolstsrs, and Pillo's,
Three ply and Ingram Carpets 10.
Together with the usual q 80 tment Of Kitchen
requisite
AT ONE o'CLo,k
Ia front o! the prsml.sa-
Al excellent French Coup.s,
Set oi Double Harness
Terms fash, Ian C ACQUIRE CO,
oct I'd Au5tioossrs
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
AUCTION SALES.
T1a1O DAY.
E,at,lre nAxa.
QY w. l.. WALL Il co., Aucssonssss.
u (buccsssors to Wan q Bernard

ny w. l.. WALL q co., Xacstonss.s.
- (buccsssors to Wan q Bernard
SosaA Cor Penn. auo,se asd NsAh sf1sd.
LARGE ssA SALE og GRocEnIEs, sULLLRs'
DAY AORNiN0, OctOpsf OH, We viii ssll, st oar
auctioa rooms, large sssorm OF Gfossriss, for
RS b.rI.is whit. Rshasd and Yellow Sugar.
BaGs CoHss, Rice
Tisress CncinnAu Hsms, and boxes Starch
ChetAe
Boxss ChsWiag and Fias cut Toescco
Boxss AdamAntine and 6terins Candies
=. xss Pepper, Lobsters, boxes Bllters
% dossn Lsnon ano RAspbsry 6irup
% boxea WslIs aud Pfovost Pickles
Chow Chow Saucss, Tamasinds
Ctgan, large stock assorted brands
Bbb 6pgar and Ginger Cakes
10 boxes Candy, roo lbs. each
Boxes Glassware, Tumblers, and Esppiss,
With many other articles IN the 0roJery line.
Terms cash. W. L WALL CO.,
octs Auotioaesrs.
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
=S..!T..-1S6O...X.$ :
THE OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC.

LET our possessions bs what they may
marble palaces, broad lands, magnificent plate,
or baskets Of "preoious stones "-they all sink
u the balance az against Heavens great boon,
HEALTH, and they cannot be enjoyed without
II. The language Of nature attests that who
ever would enjoy the pleasures Of food. the
beauties Of flowers and landscapes, the Joys Of
oOmpanionship, the richness Of literature, Of
the honors OF station and renOwn, must pre-
serve their health. The stomach IL the recep.
tacle Of all nourshment, and the foudtain from
which all parts of the body derive their sus-
tenancs. When foul, injurious food enters the
stomach, acute sympathy disorganizss all other
organs, and disease more or less painful, must
follow. The laws Of nature cannot be violated
With impunty. How many ladies and gentle.
men eat and drink disease NJ late suppers, and
arise In the morning with hsadschs, loss Of ap.
petite, feeling lansuid, unrefrsshsd, fsvsrish,
low spirited, weak, and incapacitsted to per-
form any mental or physical duty, and dream
not this 10 the beginning Of that horrid disease,
DYSPEPSIA,
which assumes thousand shapes, and points
towards miserable life and premature decay,
There can be no medical remedy that will turn
lead into food, or poisoned drinks into nourish.
ment, but medical science can assist nature,
supply exhausted fluids, and, to great extent,
correct the effects Of disease, when the habits
are abandoned.
The Medical Faculty has exhausted its 70
search for generations in creating sppstizers
and overcoming stomachio arrangements. Ger
tain Ingredients were we'll established As pos
ssssing beneficial qualities; among these we're
Calisaya Bark and 81. Croir Rum.
But still componsnts were wanting, and reeu-
larity could not be obtained. An invalid physi.
elan, sojourning in the tropical island Of st
Croix, observed the habits Of the natives, and
gathered from them the recipe for the INA,
Accomplishment Of this most important end.
The article was nrst made and used as pri.
vste medicine. Its effects we're SO sslutary
that 1t 10 now being produced and consumed In
immense quantities under the name Of
BRAKES PLANTATION BIrTERs,
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC.

They, act with the power Of medicine, and are
taken by old or young with the pleasure of a
beverage. These bitters are now becoming well
known throughout the world, and are recon.
msnded with the most unbounded confidence,
for all complaints originating from disorgsn-
lied OF diseased stomsch--such as Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, Nervous Affections, Loss of
Appetite, Intermittent Fsvers, Diarrhpa, sour
Stomach, Headache, Fever and Agus, Weak
psss, &c.
As a morning appetizer, and after dinner
tonic, they are held in high estimation, and
should be found upon the side board of every
family.
They are also much relied upon In the Tropics
for acrofula Rhanmafian and Drnnar
The national Republican., 1862-10-08

WANTED--s0 females to isSTI 10 make skiIIs
" 10 u tnQairs fos particulars, St aSf Seventh .
hst Ssas y aau ~ s.v IA.t
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
They are also much relied upon In the Tropics
r scrofuls, Rheumatism, and Dropsy.
Important Certificate.
RocHksTKR. Decambar %, lsa]

ROCHESTER, December 25, 1851.
Msssrs. P. II. Drake q Company:
GKaTLEMKN: have been great sufferer from
Dyspepsia for three or four years. Ihavs tried
many, II not all. the remedies recommended
for It's cure. Instead Of relief, I became worse,
had 10 abandon my profession, and suffered
greatly from everything I ate. Ny mind was
much affected, depressed, and gloomy. About
three months ago, tried the Plantation Bitters.
They almost Immediately bsnsnttsd me. con
unued their use, and to my great joy, I am
nearly a we'll man. have recommended them
in several cases, and as far as know, Away 9
with signal benefit.
am, very respectfully, yours,
Rev. J. 8. CATHORN.
The national Republican., 1862-10-08
WANTS.

NAIANTED---A e0mpetant WOMAN Naats
w placed ss holgekeepef or nurse In y aautasl
Protestant family Address "Houskespsr, 8; Aif
Office auH 1T
The national Republican., 1862-10-08

10 conclude with the screaming farss Of
J. j.. Of the War Department.
sETCHELL, as. .............GUY GOoDLUCk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-11
Tbr Ad,Ourned Session Question.

The Committee Of the Ohio Senate, to
whom was referred the question Of an ad-
jOurned session Of the Legislature, made
the following report:
The committee to which was referred the
Senate resolution inquiring whether in the
present condition Of the country, appropri-
ations can be safely and jUdciously made
for two years; and also, Senate Joint Reso.
luton No "A, proposing that this General
Assembly shall adjourn on Tuesday, April
18th, 1852, to meet on the FIRST Monday in
January, 1853, has had the same under
consideration and report thereon, as fol-
lows:
Without arguing the question, the COM
mittee will merely allude to the provisions
Of the Constitution on the subject Of ad-
journment. They ere in substance as here
given.
The constitution requires the General
Assembly to convene every two years; it
must meet that often; but 1t is not forbid
den to meet oftensr, If it Is found TO be
necessary. The constitution also provides
that the General Assembly, If both Houses
agree, may sdiOurn for more than tWod days.
In other words, as your committee think,
it may adjourn for month or 10 any time
not beyond the period Of its own life; and
If the two Houses cannot agree in this re-
spect, it is further provided that the Gov
ernor may sdjourn 1t to such time as he
may think proper, but not beyond the reg
ular meetings thereof In other words the
Governor may adjourn it for month, or to
any time not beyond its own life. The
committee is Of the opinian that the Gen
eral Assembly has quite as much power, IL
its tive Houses can agree, TO adjourn to 3
future and distant time, as the Governor
has to adjourn it to such time, in case
they cannot sgreee
There is one 9th r constitutional provision
on this subject worthy Of notice. The Gov
erner may, on extraordinary occasions, con-
veue the General Assembly by proclamation
The Committee understand this to refer to
occasions not existing at the time Of adjourn
ment, but arising afterwards and to indicate
the propriety Of session under such circum-
stances.
This brings Us TO the consideration Of our
present condition. A most extraordinary
occasion Is now upon rs. War Is upon Us,
a most serious If not dangerous war. Some
eighty thousand Of our citizens are in arms
and in the field; great events in which We
are interested ars occurring and will yet oc-
cur; our position may become exposed, and
il such as 70 demand our constant Eatchfal-
ness. and no human sagacity can foresee and
provide TO day, for the necessities OF the en-
suing year. In times OF peace, when one
year is but little more than the reception Of
another, the legislature need not and should
not meet oftener than once In two yeaFs; such
is the desire of the people strongly expressed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-11

The rebels announce their intention Of
abandoning the State Of Virginia, unless
that State furnishes more men and money.
This Is the unkindsst cut of all Virginia
Wss dragoOned into secession, against her
win, for the purpose of making battle
ground Of her territory. She has 50 suffered
from the marching and countermarching and
sighting done within her borders that she
VIII not recover from the devastating effects
n Eve hundred years. Her homes have been
made deSOlate, her crops cut Off, her wealth
Impoverished, her cities laid waste, and her
whole hsbitable country made adesert, and
nov having worn her out, the Confederate
authorities add insult to injury, and leave
her 10 her fate. Poor Yirginisl cursed with
a drunken Governor and q "Aset-fOoted
Wisa' what viii she do when the last rem
nant Of rebel dignity and authority has de-
parted nom her bordsrs2 She can bat sub
nit TO the righteous retribution Of being
governed BY Gen. Fremont while her own
Mason iS hootsd at in London as "no better
than negro" Is there no Paul to comfort
this virginia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-11

Our special Cairo dispatches give full and
interesting dstaIls Of the great aght Of Pitts
burg Landing, as related BY gentlemen who
Vere upon the Aeld, and who left Pittsburg
Wednesday morning. We need not repeat
these details here, but refer our readers to
our tSlsgraphlo columnA Two Ohio batter
les aro reported g having been captured on
Sunday. One Is spoken Of IS the 5th Ohio
Battsry. The 9th Independent Battery is
commanded BY Capt HiokenlOOpsE. 1t has
been stationed In Missouri. It is said that
smother Ohio battery was captured, but We
DO not know which one. Ths most of those
frOm this part Of the State did not reach the
fiSld until Sunday night.
The SD Ohio regiment Col. Appler, Is
said 70 have been sent 70 the rear in disSraeei
for refusing to fght At one time on Sun
day night, the position Of our army was very
critical Oar forces had been driven beior'
ths foe and seemed utterly demoralised. They
were saved only BY the gunbOats.
Thors is report that John G. Breckin
ridge was taken prisoner. We hope rathel
70 hear that he was killed, If he was in tn
battle.
We waiL with intense anxiety, for tn
list Of killed and wounded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-11

When the. Announoement was made ~
Columbus Of the battle at Pittsburg Landing,
number Of medical and other gentlemen
volunteered to 60 to the relief Ofthe wound
ed. DR.. Reamy, and Dr.. Lemsn, members
Of the House of Representatives, DR.. Coates,
and Dr.. O'Connor, ofthe Senate, DR.. Dorsey,
the Treasurer Of State, Dr.. Dawson, Dr.
Smith, and Dr.. Loving, all started Wsdnes-
day night for the scene of the battle. Lieut..
Gov, Stanton was to leave yesterday even
ing, authorised by Gov. Tod to act for him
In directing the services Of volunteer nurses
and surgeons, and do whatever else may
seem necessary iOrthe welfare Of ohiO's
wounded soldiers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-11
I.nrinlntIro Prnceadinra.

On Monday, in the Senate, on motion Of
Mr. Monroe, the following resolution was
adopted:
RssoIVsd BIZ the Gss1raI Assembly Of ths
STATE of Ohio, That the Governor is hereby
authorized to pay from the military conin-
gent fund, for the transportation Of an sddi-
tional number Of male nurses to hospitals in
which sick or wounded soldiers may be con-
fined, whenever the prevalence Of epidemic,
or the large number Of those wounded in
battle, or other exigenoies of the service, may,
in his opinion, require it; Provided, That the
sending Of these additional nurses shall be
attended with no other expense to the State
than the payment Of transportation as atore-
said.
On Wednesday, in the House, Mr.. Flagg
introduced bill appropriating five thousand
dollars for the purchase Of medicines and
hospital stores for sick and wounded Ohio
volunteers. As It was designed to meet the
present emergencies, the rules were suspend
ed, and the bill read the second and third
time, and passed.
The resolution subsequently passed the
Senate.
A communication Wss read from Rev. VI.
G. Brownlow, accepting the hospitalities Of
the Legislature, and saying he would be at
Columbus the next day.
In the Senate, on motion Of Mr.. Hitch.
cock, the following resolutions were adopted:
RsSOIgsd, By the General .AsSszbly of The
State Of Ohio, That the intelligence just re-
eeived of the success of our arms in the late
important battle at PIttsburg Landing, calls
for our sincere acknowledgment to the Sow
erign disposer Of events for his interference
In our behalf.
ResOIgsd That the thanks Of the State of
Ohio are hereby rendered to the gallant OH
Gers and men comprising the army engaged
in this desperate encounter for their Valor
and endurance resulting in such glorioas
success.
Rs,olDe5 That while rejoicing at this vic.
toEy, we sympsthiEs with the wounded, mourn
for the glorious dead, and win honor and
Vonerate their memory.