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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

THE MEMBERS of the Virginia State
4 Agricultural Society for the City o7 Richmond
will please call and pay their annual subecrpon Of
one dollar to Mr.. ED. d. EACHO, at his Office Mr.
Eecn0 also authorized to receive the contributions
OF new members. FRANK g. RUFFIN,
- Cts Socsy Va State Agrg oriofw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

z WITHDRAwx-Julia, slave to John l.
Tate)nade her appearance before the Mayor, yer
terdsy, 20 answer the charge OF using iDsolent
noasye and provoking language to Adolph lie
=. ~ complainant came forward and asked his
aHuo 20 oismiss the prosecution, the prisoner Aa-
Mng nsde easements for her sins, and promised
20 no more The Request, Of course, vas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

SPECIAL NoTIoE-.Country Merchants
and others respectfully invited to attend my
ton sales of Watches Jewelry and Fancy Goods, at
my store, No. Jos Main st.. THIS EVENING, at
O'Clock. See advertisement.
ELIAS HALE,
If Auction and Com Merchant log Main ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

LOOK OUT FOR THE PoLIcE.-Merchant
and others in the habit of throwing their sweepngs
70 the street. may look out for the police to-day, as
The Mayor has ordered his officers to report every
Gle OF trash, waste paper, etc., to be seen in the
yublic thoroughfares. This course is deemed ne
eessaryin order to keep the streets in decent condi
lion 81 81 Z -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

nR. LOUIS NJ STEIN, HOMEOPATHIC
IL PHYSICIAN, late Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian
army, has removed his Office to Tenth street. Bank
square, below Messrs Duval l. Brothers Apothecary
establishment. PITS
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per week. ....................... l200
'-2t VIM. 81 GOODMAN l. co.

NoTIoE The particular attention of
liable parcel of Pine, Oak and other Wood situated
about IL miles East of Richmond, take place this
afternoon, at 81 O'Clock See suction head.
CO.'S GODDIN j. APPERSON Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

HEcHANIcs' FA1R-Stanle, Is Paintings
Of l1dian Portraits are now being arranged at tie
Messanics' Hail. on Main between 9th and 10Th
streAs. ready for exhibition next Tuesdsy. If no
thing eise were exhibited, these paintings alone
ougst to be sufficient to crowd the Hall dsy and
nigh with visitors. Persons who have articles to
senc 20 this Fair should do 90 at once az the Com
mite on Exhibition are now prepared to receive
Their. s. sAsssa asafz9Ess-@ sEgk s#s9s ESs5 :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

AUCTION NoTIcE.-Particular attention
10 requested to my sale of Household and Kitchen
Furniture this morning, commencing at 10 O'Clock at
the resd ence of Mr. John F. Reeve, 9Th st. North
of Leigh street. THOS. w. KEESEE.
Anc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

The DUEL seems to be looking up a little
in the city of New York. Besides the affair
at Hoboken the other day, in which one of
the parties was wounded in the arm, another
contest was near coming off between a
knickerbocker and gentleman from the
city of brotherly love, the particulars of
which are given by the New York Express.
The valor of the parties is said to have cool
ed before the decisive moment, and the affair
was settled
Ever since the lamentable duel between
Burr and Hamilton, duelling has been out of
vogue in New York. They ought not to re-
yive it. The absurdity and cruelty of it are
becoming more evident every day. 1t does
not decide the merits of a quarrel; it is as
likely to execute the wronged as the wrong
doer. 1t settles no mans character for cou.
rage or cowardice. A brave man NAV de-
cline to fight from principle; coward may
accept challenge from fear of the worlds
laugh. is not essential to courtesy In the
intercourse OF gentlemen. A true gentleman
Is courteous from the impulses Of his ewn
generous nature. A BLACKBOARD, even where
the code Of honor is recognized, win be able
70 violate with IMMUNITY the dictates Of cour.
tesy towards every member Of the comm,u.
nifty, whose religious. family or social obliga.
fioas may restrain him from duelling. Re
putations for spirit are often gained in this
way BY wretched poltroons. who would emf
Oft their right hands before offering even 4
disrespectidl look to an avowed disciple Of
the ''code Of honor 81.
Duelling, An exploded folly in Europe is
fast dying out in America. No attempt to
revive II win be successfnl. Reason and
common sense, to say nothing Of common
j.stice, viii IN the end prove too strong for it.
4hs time VIII come, when men Win wonder
that such = practice should ever havs pre-
vaised among civilized men, practice more
aD1urd and inhuman than the conteets of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

CuPARI0R RA4ILY FLOUR lii
8 Z, nsp's' o''''s - s''f's - & 10y Z
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HIGHLAND HOUSE.

1 a PPLES, POTATOES AND BEER
"A Landing this day. 100 bbls. Baldwin Apples 100
bblA pure Mercer PotatosE Is bbls Beveridee CO.
oc a 81 w TYTER
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WANTS

WANTED 900 persons at POWERS
w GALLERY, ti39 Main street. Sign Of the Red
Fiag,l to have their Dsguerreotypes taken.
Il Please call early and get one Of my world
renowned flesh colored Pictures, which am now
offering at very reduced prices.
Don't forget the place, over Woodhc1se's Book.
ntOra. !. Is ae 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

The ST. CHARLES HOTEL, Corner of Main
and Wall SITS. having been newly papered. painted
and furnished, will be ready for the reception of
guests, on Saturday, Oct. 18th, 1854.
Board, per dsy........................ S200
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-27

NoTIcE.-The Committee Of Arrange
ments for Jefferson Ward will meet punctually THIS
EVENING, at o'cl. ck. at the Stere of Messrs.
Brown Shook, corner of Union and Franklin sts
Committes-Luther Libby, H. q Paire. Jas. Win
John P. Tally, J. D. Goode Leroy ]. Grant, Franklin
Stearns. By order of che
oc 27-1t CHAIRMAN
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The GREATEST MIiiChL DistoyLR,
or rHE AGE!
DR.. Kennedy, OF Ioxblry, Mass.
III AS discovered ~ one ~ nnr common pnrture
n weeds, remedy tLat aur.s.

LIT. hennGdy, OF hnXbJry, Mass,
uuAsd;,ooy,r,ti' an, =. ,u. -. -.
IL reeds. a rop,rd, na, ,p,,., f''''''
,,,,,. -
h'"H' h'Nb VIZ ~ "tH'
F,ptn the U1rH S"r3r'2 dnpt Ia coW0nn rmpi'.
He has tried it in over two thousand c1.c. aud
never failed except in two. (buth thunder humorD
He has now in his pos.oh ion over fro hundred
certificates Of is value all within t,ent, mile If
Bo'ton.
A benefit l. always exp, riciutd from the ir-t bot
tlc and a perfect cure Is warranted when taken ne
cor,linp to the direction
Two bottles is warranted t,cure n nursing sore.
mouth.
One IN tbrcc hottie. viii c,rs iie ,s,r,t hind NJ
ri,,,Iogop tbo Tao.
1so or ibroe botlr. rill ,u,, ti,c ,so,.. hind ,r
Lil,,
Two hotties il warranted o ,ito tIe .yorst ,onk,r
in tbe month and stntnnrh
Throe Ia two bt,Ioe H. ,,a,r,,,,od ~, ,,,,, ,l, ,,
c,.. Of .rv.ir.l.,
On, ia fvn hottt,, T., s,r,,,t,.l To- ,r. If, i.,,,
in the ,ye..
Two bottle. i. warranted ia, ,,,,o RUNNING. al tb.
.,rs and bIn,cho. a,,,,,,,, ,h, hai- " "
ronr ~ 81 bottIo, , ."p "''' . - ,.,.,
n,J r,ruir, ,lcer. ~ ~ '''f'
One bottie viii c,,re s,,I,. or,,,,io,, az .i lila
Two TO three bottle i ,,,rr,nt.ll.,r H., ,,rit
T, ~ -. LIZ, NV, WIN .
iNp ~ 'li'e po,''' i "tff'h'''' ~ cure tue n".t
i ~" u u IN VA
,l','n ~ SIX ''''''5 ""''''''' !" '''' ''It
mum
,,rcJ ~ 's"' 'o''e' w" cure 'n' Nof-' Gao %
'cI~'u,"'
',n'nS '"'h' ~ 'l'i"pI''' 20 tho'' VIII" nave III
"', Wv WIN i"' 'nc''cihes ~ uh' oaF'
j i"" ..I ii "ur3; growing on t"' pastures
'"' r'nuhB gu Stone ".i'.' 'H'"'' cure every nut
u' J" tnv Ste'' Sc' II Is no" a HNeu ia''' liN"u
i ,"'i'' IT, l"' ~ S'''t' l.erc are no lis anu
, . t ~ 10y ''u"' '"'''hg 'I"" t'N's out
l., ,b, ;i,i,t w. p o'.' in'"'"'iu pY'l!rs 81 II
ry.r c.sc II b". ro,d,. M,"" o,' e'ir', oi i, IN
very case 1t mas hTehnE d"hc some o the greatest
cure ever uonc III Mh>.achuSctt' gave It to chill
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-17
Ayers CathaTtic Pills


PILLS THAT ARE PILLs,!
Prof HAYES, state Chemist Of Massachusetts,,
says they the best Of all Pills and xcd are
the men who certify that Dr. Hayes knows viz
LEMUEL SHAW, Chief Justice Supreme Court of
Mass.
EMORY WASIIBURN, Governor Of Mass,
W. c. PLUNKETT, Lieut.. Gov. of Mass.
EDWARD EVERETT, Ex Sec. of State aud Sena
tor of [. ).
ROBERT c. WINTHROP, ES-speakcr House of
Representatives L. :. A.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister Plenipot. to Ut.
britain.
JOHN L. FIIzpATRICk, Catholic Bishop Of
Boston.
MN THAT ARE MEN,t'
Anon. the disease. this PHI has cured with as
toni.hiug rapii'ty, VIC may mention
Co'tNeness, Billion. complaints, Rheunati,nl,
prop.y, Heartburn, Headache, arising from a foul
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid inaction Of
the bowels, aud pain arising thererom Flatulency,
los, OF appetite all ccTuus and cutaueous diseases
which require eNscuant Medicine Scrotula, OF
King Evil. They also by purifying the blood and
stimulating the system, many complaint. which
il would not he supposed they could reach such
Deafness, partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous
irritabilitv, arrangements of the Liver and Kid
ney', G"ut, and other kindred complaints arts y
from low stat" Of tho bolv, "r distractions of it,
tuuetiou.. They ~" the hes' Pm Sati1e Medicine
ever discovered, and you viii htt need g. use them
'uoe &" know it
Arc Won Sicke
Trsu you sans lie cured too ,1ou. p.u', deav
u''',i your complnnt Is mcuralle and tiep mourn
sher II u too late tuur nth, all the ditvdst-
which peyrlc she church ynrds, might ue cured by
NNrr- t1lhartr Pills, il taken in season. Don't 60
fas -ius through the Spring, faint, sleepy and list
les, hr'n Itr your blood j. luaI.j with bilr Don't
wear tH. hgadache, heartburn, pud thrir kindred
ht-,il,r', hscaus" yout ,tuIurch j. foul. Don t
puraie yourself around the world covered with pim-
pic-. Bl"tchcs, ccrs sores, ANA all or ANY OF the
uucl,ur dis OF the -hiu, because your system
wants cleansing. Don't show Yourself about lean,
haEgard. al rnNcd in, because your stomach and
bowel uccd strengthening into healthy action
Ayers Pills sci these things right surely 90 va
ter qurneh"s hrc, Ihcy purity Tia, body md bl,nl,
and rCstor" thvir function, into healthy activity
which YOU feel quick a. tu,v are taken. They
the one great lica wopll of thi, agc. rccog-
uilri by all who know their virtues, and many thnu
sand know them. Take the Chevy Psrt1rd Ton y
Cough, and the Pts for all arrangements requiring
purcatlve mopicinc,
Prepared Ly Ur. ]. c. AVER, Practical aud Ana
lyticnl Chemist, Mass, and sold by
T. A. PE h, A G. SPEAR, GEO ". AIllN
burlington; SIMoNpS NEEpHAN Rh,l
burnc; VI. HALL, Hpcsbu, gh f. ALEXANDER,
Charlotte :. II. SINONp~ 4 co, MilIiston; II
II. HODGES, Riohinoud JONATHAN MERRILL
Winooski.
August, uiwSm
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Nncins.

s'oup NEErlLs \ FINE LOT OF HtIR
"a brnsht- pr,-iur auu Shell COMBS IA
l"r-, Knives, N,t--or- ppunls Maccassar cal 3
Alarm Cl chs, silver Nopkiu hinge, Tea Scts, sc
received hv ] T. RRINSMAIn
Successor to rin-",ii Gr,tncrs, Church street
sept 90, dGvtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-17

One Of the above splendid steamers will leave tie
Michigan Central Railroad Line wharf, at O'CLOCK
7. NJ, the arrival OF the Lishuiu. Trains.
from New \ orb ami Albany Running through, VIA
North shore, without landing. arriving i'm Drtr,it
the heat afternoon, in TIME iuI 'lr dgutiu. lr4ru
for Chicago, over uu4Iy I Bul-a we'll -,.iu,d
road, free uol du-trulr portable ilht Cars, butI,
expressly tor the Route, Tia, best Railroad Ia L.,
| nluu cpuutrtll. with
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The steamer America,

. TT
t,or-g Nnu'h leave Rous.s Point at O'Clock \
NJ, on arrival Of Cars OF Champlan aud st. Law
renee Railroad, from Montreal each Burlington at
lU4 A. NJ, in time for the train Of Rutlnnd and
burlington Railroad going south and E,.t, and
Whitehall At O'Clock I. NJ. in time for tho Care
which reach Troy and Albany at = P. NJ, and
Boats to Now ork next morning.
GorS No,ih, leave Whitehall at Y. NJ, or IN
arri' al Of the Evening Trains from Troy, Albany
and Schenectady, arrive at Burlington at 4! neat
morning. Port Kent >, Pittsburgh Ity6 and arrive
at kouse's Point At \, NJ, aud in time for Ears {
, thu Chanplain and It. Lawrence Railroad, TO al.
rive at Montreal, at 10 !. NJ, aud by O,den.burs h
kallr0Id To Ogdensburgh at o'tlock, z. ".
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-17

ENTLEMEN VISITING THE CITY OF NEW
= YORK, can find pheasant mmndations at
No. i, West Zenith street. Tie locality l. very
airy ami healthy and convenient for stranger being
near q the 9th Avenue Eailrond, aud several lines
Of Stages and the rooms will be found more
pleasant than at any hotel.
June "a, 1854. d4wtf
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J, PhilbriCk's
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,

No. GO Hanorer Street,
Under the American House, Boston.
4 Ill New Book. received a. soon a, published
~ which with usual immense stock Of standard
and miscellaneous Books comprising all the vare-
ties in ancient and modern literature, present the
large. assortment in this city Particular attention
given to furnishing public and private libraries,
the very lowest rates. Country dealers and others
respectfully invited to call before purchasing
elsewhere. Also, splendid stock of Letter, Cap,
Bill and Note Papers, Envelopes, Blank Books, dc.
Orders for Books respectfully solicited, and good
bargain. warranted.
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Improved Fire Proof Safes,
DEMO ROBERTS,

The attention of purchaser, is called to the Ger
tihcate below
WORCESTER, June 10, 1854.
GENTLEMEN In the second story Of the building
occupied by u, which was destroyed by the great
fire on Tuesday last, in this place, one Of your
superior fire proof safes, which You will recollcct We
purchased Of you last winter.
It stood the test with its content, unframed. the
smell Of fire even not having passed over books.
notes and va!ua bic paper, money, &c, although it
feel through into the cellar into bod of live coal
the fire around it being so hot to melt of the name
plate and knob
The fact that two other safes i'll tho same builling
were utterly destroyed will give some idea Of the
great heat, and show in some measure the superior
value Ofyour safe over those Of other manufactures
We have sent the safe to the DEPOT, thinking YOU
might wish it for inspection Very truly yours,
WILLIAMS, RICH 4 co.
Messrs. DEMO 4 Roberts, Boston.
r. The above referred to safe was manufactured
anu can he sent at our mandatory where is kent
constantly ON hand good assortment of safes ofhe
same quality.
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C0,,tS SiIIr chirto

4 EI1LENEE, Yor VIII rINh At LrNAN,
~ rr'o lot of silk shuts tor SUMMER weAr, iust
t'r hing Tor tins climate Also, good assortment
OF Hosiery, Glove, Ac. Gail a, Tia, Corner store
juno 20 dAwtt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-11-17

NICHOLS InNNFON HAVING PI KCH ASED
y of BalaI@d i'l.ls the tone Ware Manu-
factory, are now ready t, iuui h merchants and
others at shoIt notice, every description of Stone
Ware, NICHOLS A BOYNTON
Burlington, July !, 1854. d&wtf
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s.vsI-F ;iryayjrtr

ntrfr- rE0r'NEn TOR MARRIAGE Al
~ Dire, Party, and cuisines. opY"r-lla'c En-
glt'"d Carrie.
Iu"'' wh" already have engraved plates of their
Cards. can have them n atty urutcd at hort notice
F \ppy At the FREE PRESS Office, where
NP' 'N7'y ofrf'iou NfVi's can be seen.
May 80. dINt(
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CirC,,ia., nty;iI;r
NJ. LUCAS,
Successor 10 NJ. .. Nichols, Manufacturer of
as &c ii apr :. II al
No 90 FREMONT STREET, BOSTON.
Medical Notice go Females |!

JK, z. ". NTINI NJ,
Physical Surgeon and Acouch,r,
Ofice l45 Plearant Street, Boston.
- PEClAL attention given to diseases d women
- and children. Many III eases considered IN
durable, or relieved only by operation, porua
nently cured by means at once simple and f.
Married LAD ss, who from III health, malioluut lJu
other causes, are exposed TO great risk, ul-
common suffering at the period Of their ao.ucN-
ment, may learn how To- avoid those danger, hv q
timely application to DR.. CALkIN~, either person
ally or by letter, Patient hou the country, visit
ing Boston for medical Aid, should be sure o. cr,l ou
him. Accuum ,dltipns provided for those wishing
to stop few days in the city, All Communications
strictly confidential, and promptly replied TO-
Medicines safely sent to any part of the county,
when desired,
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ii A nj 9

1 QUANTITY OF HAMS, SNAIL SI2E. nESI
NsStE for boiling Hotel keepers and RETAILER,
will be supplied on reasonab, terms at
july 10. d4wtf A. ;. HtNIY.
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GOOD THINGS

INit SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST kE'ElNED A
f''" Go"d Things, among which some Of
Those large white Georgia Bauk Cod Fish, Ne.
Mlckerel, Pure White Wine Vinegar, Syrup, sugars
OF every Grade, Ioas-all prices and qualities fls''
Raisins, Nuts, Prunes Fariua, sage, Iaploea, Mac
caroui, Corn starch, Citrun, Currans, and more OF
that o. q. Java Coico-purs, aud fresh ground,
j 5. PIERCE.
June o. dAwtf
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FUSI HAS REMOVED HIS MILO
-. SToRr To No. 5, Bank Block, one door east OF
the F,rm@s q N'-aaHIes' Bark, where he ha,
complete 'rtG,Lt ct
NV>IJth VLE'H AtUiel.
and all cpod- pertaining o. No. o-,. il u. tu,iur.,
large assortment Of fltAo tuArE, from the
Manufactures, #
Chickrring. " ondwsrd = uloVn.und
Brown - AII,u,
whose ln'trmnou'- we'll Lpor'l :, be superior t.
any others manufactured "a TINS country
SERAPiINES AND MELOUEONS,
Manufactured by puI,cEG 90, Gufblo, aud Canaan
Necdham, Now York, of all sire aud patterns,
aud every instrument warranted.
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ERANBERRIES and sweet Potatoes, Just receiv-
- ed and for sale by j. s. PIERCE.
Get. l6. diff
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wait Il Coates.


Il T. y & II \ V ;.
ItHOLESl LIZ u "a ERN ~
Foreign Liquors, Winc,, Curdial,, Havana Sesars,
Gc.; also, superior article Of Irish Scotch
and Manongahela Whisky.
No. II state Nrtet, ALBANY.
James Reid, William Davis.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-20

teraion of the Constitution, so as 10 provide lol
but one dly for holding The general elections
throughout the State.
Mr.. CheSnut, from the Committee on Federal
Relations. submitted report on Il bill TO provide
for the election of electors for President and Vice
President Of The United States. which, on his mo.
ton, was postponed TO the first Wednesday after
the fourth Monday in November next, and that il
be made the special order for that day, at
O'clock, ?. NJ.
The Senate now took up the Genera! Orders
of the day, and proceeded to give 4 second read
inn to bill to amend an act more ellectually TO
prevent free negroes and other persons of color
from entering into this State, ard for other pur-
poses. This bill waS opposed by 5lr. Mazyck,
and advocated by Mr. Che,nut, Chairman of The
Committee on Federal Relations. to whom il
had been referred After some time spent in
debate, on the question Of agreeing to the bill,
the yeas and nays Were called for, and the bill
agreed to and ordered to The House Of Repre-
scnlalves by yeas "a, nays II.
A bill TO amend Tie law in relation to the
Court of Appeals, WIS taken up for second
reading, aud after remarks from Alc>srS. Nl"ScS,
Wither<poon. and McAliley, in favor, and MesSls.
Dudley and earn againSt, the question on agree
ING to the same was decided in the negative.
without division. The principal object of the
bill was to allow to the Judges in the Courta't
Appeals, an extension of time to three months,
if so much should be necessary.
Senate adjourned TO II O'clock tomorrow.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at the usual hour.
The Speaker announced that sundry bills
| which had been sent to Charleston, for the pur-
pose of being printed. had not been returned
but were expected to-day.
Mr. ]. B. Campbell suggested that the Read
ing Clerk bc instructed 10 telegraph for them
! Immediately The Speaker said that the reason
he had made the announcement, WAS 10 get The
opinion of the House, as il was an unusual case,
and he would therefore have the bills telcyraphed
for at once.
The Senate returned to the House bill to en-
empt Ministers of the Gospel from ordinary pa
troll duty; read The first time.
Mr.. Rice, from the Committee on Roads,
Bridges and Ferries. made reports on bills 10
alter and amend the License Law of this State {:
to exempt certain persons from road duty; to
allow r. C. Delvin 10 hawk and peddc in Able
Vile District, Sc.
Mr.. Tucker offered a resolution, authorizing
the Chairman of the Committee on Education,
to prepare digest of the Act regulating the
Free Schools, Of The State, aud the publication
of 500 copies, at the expense Of the State Or
dered for consideration tomorrow.
Col II. p. Hayne, of Charestou,a Il distinguish
ed and venerable veteran of the war Of 1912,
whose presence was noticed in the House, was,
by resolution, admitted TO all the privileges Of
the floor.
Mr. Cunningham called for The special order;
bill to alter the Constitution of the State, in
regard TO the manner of elccting members Of
the General Assembly, and, upon biz notion The
order was discharged and made the special order
for the second Monday in December next.
A bill to repeal the laws now existing against
usury, was taken up for 4 second reading, and
afterwards sent TO the Senate also 4 bill TO re-
charter the bank OF Georgetown also 4 bill 10
authorize the Comptroller General to accept on
part of the State The bcqucst Of the late John
Blair; also Z bill 10 rc-charte7 the Board of Di-
rectors of the Theological Seminary of the Sy
mods Of South Carolina and Georgia; also Il bill
authorizing the Town Council Of Hamburg to
subscribe stock Oh The Savannah River Railroad
Company and for other purposes also bill TO
incorporate Tie Southern Mutual Life Insurance
Company.
The report of the Committee of the Judiciary,
on the bill to increase, in ccrtoia particulars, the
jurisdiction Of Magistrates, being against the pas
sage of the bill, it WAS on motion Of Mr.. Tucker,
laid on the table. and the bill was taken up for Il
second reading.
A spicy debate cnsued, which Wis cut of sud-
denly, by the call for Ir special order Of The day,
by Mr.. b. f. Perry, which WAS the bill TO author
ze the State to 11id in the construction OF The
Blue Ridge Railroad. and ALLY 4 E9ia1 IL
-rtrssrs b. r. Berry, TrCnhnli"---