that the two Houses of the General Assembly adjourn sine
die at twelve o'clock, midnight, the 4th day of April.

By order,
M. Y. KIDD,

Chief Clerk.
Which was read.

Mr. Carroll submitted the following message :

BY THE SENATE,

April 4th, 1870.
Gentlemen of the House of Delegates:

We have received your message proposing to adjourn sine
die, the two bodies, at twelve o'clock to-night, and concur
therein.
By order,
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,

Secretary.
Which was read.

Mr. Clarke called for the yeas and nays.
On the question being put,
It was determined in the affirmative.

AFFIRMATIVE.

Messrs. President, Miller,
Carroll, Parker,
Earle, Snyder,
Maddox, Stephenson,
Malone, Welch—10.

NEGATIVE.

Messrs. Biggs, Jump,
Browne, Kimmel,
Clarke, Sellman,
Fields, Spates,
Henkle, Timmons,
Hyland, Wilson—12.

Said message was then sent to the House of Delegates.
On motion by Mr. Clarke,

The vote was reconsidered by which said message was
adopted.

Mr. Clarke submitted the following message:

BY THE SENATE,

April 4th, 1870.
Gentlemen of the Home of Delegates :

We have upwards of fifty House bills before this Body.
we therefore propose in response to your message, to say, we