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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13


LGts JHeKey & Bro.)
high Street, Mineral Point, opposite County Buildings.
ROWAN * sssCE0SH
Seq leave to inform citizens Of Mineral Point aud
IT'S vicinity hat having, successors of that dstin
saishsd and old established finn of Mickey Bro en-
tered lto partnership they prepared TO carry
on the gen eral Dry Goods Clothing and Grocery bust
ness, IN more ecouofni al and satisfactory manner
thaH perhaps, the citizens this place have ever had
he goot fortune of being favored with before.
iheir goods, which they Teceiypg, were pur
chased Tor cash, aad saieced with care under many
more advantages than generally possessed
h1-fss Fney most respectfully invite attention of
us E-iSc 20 an examination ct their stock Fearing
contitl1h ii point OF quality prices, they
fully satisfied they in sulting The wishes aad
wants % tnis community.
Feeling enumeration of all fI :tr clas we are
prepared 20 sacrifice, would be il frngefnent pub
lie time, yet. Cor the satisfaction ladies, shall
snow how auca cheaper viii sell them teYs article
"a tner Inns than iey have ever been IN the habit of
bGying,
l,t00 ys plain, plaid, striped black and changeable
oil Silks and Turk Satns, all eoors, soniShingy
2,0bU yds OF six Tissues Bareges J4eoDet, Dotted
swiss Book, Bishop, Victoria, Cansric, striped and
Barrel MasiiD5; TO which e would beg particular
tehtlon Iuu0 pieces Lawns, iast coor7, At o cents
l-uAIY sud al i~enfy i've i4loj pieces Ut English
Frencb and scotch Giughsuas ors I251 GEMS
Per yard usually sold al - and upv ards. I40G
pieces fancy CRsnrrcs, Tycds, Linens ant cloths at
NED STYLES English and French Prints ia els. aud
upwards Together with great variety o other articles
M the Ladies department, such shaw
l. ces Eubroideries, Hosiery, Gloves Table LiHen, SC
BON IN lE u.s. BONN il u So
1905 B0SNETS, and large cases Of Ribbons, ofthe
latest and most fashionable styles which specially
reserGe for the Ladies', their prices. Together
with
2O0i CENTS ard BOYS dress, six, b,eached
straw and palm leaf Hats the latest and apprc
ed styles which we promise to give away, small
advance over cost.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
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GaneraI Election Notice.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IOWA CO.,
SuEEIFF's DFFICE,
Mineral Point ADrruzt = 1854

@EIaFal Point August :, 1854
4. * is i-re5y given thai at the next General
..a"at 81 .e He.d ju She several Towns and " ards
ss-.e ot wisconsin. the Tue day next succeed
atsi Monday in November, being the seventh
s=e.a1: Is y
a7es nal5ve in Congress for Ire Second Congress-
81 rs..is comprising the counties Of Adams, Bad
--..- chippewa, Clark, Crawl I'd, Dane. Douglass,
| a--a., Green, Iowa, Jackson, La Crosse, La Fay
..n'e, Marathon Monroe Pierce, Polk. PORTAGE
s.0ee -. troiN S9ak ard Erenl peleauX, Il the
zen : Eastman, whose term vi Office viii ea-
.aa t.ath day OF March l.eSt-
-7 counties of Iowa snd IuchaHd- in place of
str whose term of office viii expire On The
tsars- & AasembIy, for cash Assembly District
81 .ae ialiar.ag named Officers for iowa county,
-...a e.sEA -t Court, Register Of Deeds County
.=.- '..fS u5 taa Board of Supervisors, District
..1ats ~arse.ur and Coroner
..- sea lusulE1ent - The Constitu-
s --.. @Ie 60 De submitted 10 the people CT
...s.sEu, ~ wit=
.. >e1t5gu ot Article 4, as to read as ro,.ows;-
Is 9l Assembly shall be chosen bienuialy,
s.,t. districts on the Tuesday next succeeding The
--t 2. November hg the qualified electors OF
SUCH districts to be bounded by
-',css tCvn or ward lines, 70 consist O. con
a.-stfg sna 20 be m Is compact 8 form Is
.l ..st clause oG Section of same Article, IS 10
-'' ihc Senate Districts shah be mum
--f s. mes The Senator'S chosen by the
...-i..-5al districts, IA Tie year I554. shalt
s-.s -l4-A Tie last day of December. 1856 -
eA'-ea 5y tae present even numbered dis
-. sgg NA 49,, >1a4l mold their Offices until the
rsselAoeFs icae. Thereafter senator's shall
.i tie term of four years, bat the Legislature
lfl'4Utaen', shall So classify the Senators
- sE..Ht a"E additional senate District, which
45- a-aE the term OF Office of all Senators
81 a5mo eTed districts shall expire at the
t. ..s t"A term ui Caice II en- those elected
.-a ---'sA districts shall expire al the same
s.s.oa ll, 70 rrad as follows .--,. The Leg,sla-
@ -.. u .le av-.1 of EoycrnElt - once IN "a q
.....sF- FI. Ess convened bN A. t+oEsrnOr.
-. 1tle tar or aEsi'sst the NJ 81 TIE
3" sas.zl-eu1s by dePVsIiiuE . 6ttps -,l-I-
h-.= Wlrls- - For anne E4iue1- IL sec
a-atlst amendment 20 section fuurs p
5ae second cf the ab we arlrEdalrn;s
..'.# !. csuta5n.L g tine yguT''s--' tUT md
S. -ra-. er-- z4tust a3ugFtu emf tl section
against tae tasrtl ii the aoOyc amend
#-- "e..tts- f-lsaJ containing the Forls e. ioF
r-G l-. eleven, - = sgaiust aEuslldIIH Isl
s-- iRe Votes given BY any electcT Il ?
E.. ga o. s'id amendments shah DC ore
SE.asi5.e lu separate box pref. red
II | la- Iuasicatfun of the electors TO be
..=- 800 'r votes caavassed and returned in the
-Sl s. "a c.ctli. n for STATE officers.
e. y. MUNFpRD, sheriff
81 Iowa County.
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Mills for sale.

a-ssra- II THE property known as the g RIDeEwAY
ItsM@ L MILLs,o situated in the town OF Ridgeway,
.i.EzA Iowa county. Wis, 10 miles northeast from the
- village of fodgevine the rosd 10 Arena and
Prairie da sac. The property Consists Of a <sri~t
IIi.. containing two run. of stone, with the other
sessarv machinery. SAW MILL and carnlort
able n YELLING HOUSE, together <itE $40 g.res q,
land These mills Surrounded by an tinstlr ssi
Grain Growing section. and within miles OF the
sconsin River ard the ne Of the " la kee and
Mississippi Rail E.oad, and VI Il be sold reasonable
t. TaIs. For terms, apply by letter otherwise to
g. r. FAY, Prairie on CHEN.
Crawford CO.. Wis
]. airie Ia Chiec, August >, 1854. 3mii
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j. 3. MOFFETT. M. D.

AVINti permanently located in Mineral 1nt, would
respectfully tender his professional services to The
Citizens OF The town and vicinity.
tFFI~E la the STribuue Butlnr.' fup stairsl. Resi-
dance in The two story house above c. L. sephensons
residences p32v5
juno Z, 1853.
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sExEzEsEE,s SALE.

d and 4. Nessons J
rs; circtit Court iowa county, wis.
Negaskis & Brothers }
virtue Of writ Of feyt faeias issued out Of the
u - ofce of che Cesk OF the "a Cont, invG
county, ia he STATE ol Wisconsin, and directed
,ud delivered against The goods chattes, lands and
tenemeDts OF the above named defendants Fregaskis
and Brothers and IN favor OF AID a. Wes.on have
his dag levied upon and seized ali right, title and
iheT - pres Mt or Contingent which any, either all
OF sid defendants d in and 10 the follow NJ described
real estate, the 18th day OF April, % ic, any
time since, vita The priy and appgreuaT there
aBo belonging all OF said real estate being sitgaed in
said county of lows, TO VII III Net's survey of Min
eral Point, Lots 50 80 Do 50; part 1873 per
Receivers cefta5 jtr, No. @9 Ia HarFizC's
Nj eSal Point butl IS nos l2, la", Iyo, 90, 2gt =
BIC DE- I'll 2f2, &3t In ~trlags and others Addition
Mineral PoiHs, LOIS ?, q aud Block n ALSO
undivided fourth of the nJrth-we quarter of
the mort we=t quarter Section tho
northeast quarter the north 4uar:er Of Section
eighteen in Township Gve n0r-lf. east
containing twenty acres" Aud shall Tuesday, he
18th day Of ~cptnael- 4. 10 T. SCH all the right, te
ant interest Of SAID defendants, OF any either Of
them, in the resi- estate above described ~ the
door of Court House. said Mineral Point. cen
the hours Of O'Clock Ia the forenoon, and four
clncE in the afternoon Of said day 20 satisfy the
writ and costs. CHARtiS \. MI NFDED.
sheriff, iowf. County. Wis.
Sherds Office, NJ neral Point. Atg. 9. fs5f. 41s.
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NAL.Alttn LEE - 80.

Contiguous to fbe HlraairG s Mississippi RGarcod.
r. 4 wilI sell that va.uahie Farm lately occupied
~ w by Mr.. John Hand, together all the
--A~-- Houses thereon. aud about FIVE Hun DRIED
FRUIT TREES Of tho choicest qualify. SAID Farm
contains nearly first iaud, 90 Acres
Of which brokcu and well fenced There Il Il jne pas
the sar1c, and wen wafered. fiso al kinds Of
Farming Implements. And srres of hne Iand near
Dover, Wis. vi IA q comfortable House on the same
The above premises are situate near The Model Mills,
in Iowa County. minute description OF said pr nses
may be a OhlCe.
DUNN & READ.
Mineral Point. Wiscgrsiu.
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rwgcrsaTyoy tcENCy-.

= "a W IS = ! ED-f LANsk.Nt
Mr. ROWAN is Agent for the extensive and old es
tabs1ed Emigration and Foreign Exchange House OF
WILL A. GUfuE. New York lie ; now prepared q
remit money usual, nd 10 engage passages, the
lowest terms, from all pars Of England Ireland snd
SrgtlauS. Passage Certificates and Dlfs al sight, from
81 upwards, be obtained OF him. with receipts for
b ,Heys paid him. for the safe ana p1nctnl transmits
sion of which the Company hti themselves eposi be
All post pad communications will be answered Unce
and every required information given.
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

1ETN1 TNSLRANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CHARTERED, Isi9.
CAPITAL STGCx, s80o,Ooo!.
e. C. RiPLEY, Scc'y, THOS. K. BRACE Pres
DIRECTORS
THOMAS * BRACE, EBENEZFR FLOWER,
SAMUEL TUDOR, L. a. BULKELEY,
WARD WCODRR DGE, ROLAND biATIlER,
JOSEPH CHURCH, EDWIN q. RIPLEY,
FREDFRIt TAYLOR, SAMUEL. :. WARD,
ROBERT BUELL., HENRY Il. PRATT,
MILES a TUfgIE- AUSTIN BTNHAM.
JOHN L. BOSW Eli. iLNEES =. MORGAN,
GU-FANUS r DAMS.
Policies Fire and Inland Risks issued Ga favorable
terms by
n. B. BOYDEN, Agent.
The above old established and well known company,
continue H. insure county dwellings and Farm
Other aud personal property favorable
any responsible company. All losses literally
adj ustcd and promptly paid by their agent. 4y
OfHce ever John Millions store Mineral Point, Wis
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In this department We defy competition We have at
present on hand stock of Spring and summer Cl5thing
which for VARIETY elegance of STYLE iauy aud price,
cannot be rpassedc0nssting of broad cloth dress,
irock and business Coats, from the nes ality othe
lowstin price CassimPre, weed, and Linen Coats, of
m INSCRIPTIONS Pants and vests Of ever shade and qua
llty, together with large assortment Furnishing
ods consisting Of Hats, Caps, - iris CFavsts c., all
OF which VIII be disposed of st unusually low prices.
sS we have now III our employment several % the
Inosf expe. fenced tiers ard workmen smongst whom
Mr. AMBERG, our Foreman. who has been employed IA
that capacity in almost ell he OF the Union, ard
now Wei known to numerous patrons exquisite
and unequalled Artistic, aud who for the last - years
has b'en exclusively IN the Clothg b1iaes viii be
AWAY aS hand to wait upon and that the public
perfectly satisfied and ell attended Every article is
made under our own supervision and inspection, every
garment made of the best possible materials, and
Tbnted to III and please well. ted up Sec
bGd story exclusively for GIG & - zs&F
sESfG Us and should advise all lovers Of good GOODS
and good bargains 70 give call, Goods vii
and must be sold. Whole suits made on & to u
hours notice.
We Wis Cut all garments purchased from any
other frm Immediately, at the regular rates. There will
be no delay for want Of help, have il the
different dep 2rnen, haa9rsd hands employed,
to whom the highest wages given
Feeders Country Merchants and Miiners, supplied
-Nctc York Prices adding transportation only.
JAMES ROWAN,
BERNARD MceLOSKEV.
Mineral Pc nt, May !, 1851. 1y25
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VALUABLE PROPERLY tOs< SAFE,
Ia the counties Of TotCa aHd Colpnajia HTScoHsi5
vzyHE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale following de-
d scribed Real Estate:
i OF Und y Of W = OF = Of 2n, ). range
SOW OF w Z, Sec ~, Town > Range East
" = Of Or =, 5,
IND. oi f u of 5 ar. - 81, ),
T. > of f or.
and z "a OF n f or +, 4,
No acres - 20 loo % OF HID fraztons ard
of or Sec !, town g. range east
No acres 95 100 north fraction No 10, TO-
range east.
No s7 % 10 iracona section IA, town H.
IND = Of Lot s7-Vliets survey, Mineral Point, Wis,
. Of 10
= of s. No 81, s. I"
Enquire of DUNN 4 RED
and MATHEW BENNETT.
JrIv 5th 1854. Mineral Petn'.
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EoF 4 CoNsa HTp.rIYE CnEt:EE.

PTTTSBURs, Pa, Feb. >, 1851.
Dear Sir,For three years have been afflicted with
G-gh7 so distressing that frequently diSpartd
c1geEy much Of the time / Obliged 10 sit up al
night 10 my chair my cough would suff0c2te when
laid down Having used many remedies without much
relief 81 last tried the CHERRY PICTORIAL which
zlIer Providence has cured ne altos ther.
am, with gratitude, yours,
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sIoLI1,

SkGAIs&s
EyROM ih@ subscriber n he WI ge Of Frarbr town
3 OF Higiland on Sundsy- The IN q 'dly e54,
Pocket Box, containing. among other papers, the fol-
lowing Oar tor eshiytbree dollars, against Ma
than Butterf-ld payati January ii il :: against
Ase c. Gle fer ihirIy dollars pa able think. October
ist ] 81, and agan5t Levi Red, for twenty
doars ard eighty six cents Al fer.ens cautioned
against Purchasing said notes.
RICHARD cAMRGN.
Highland. August /, iS-4 3Sf
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EE. VAN DUsEN, X. D.,

TT1ENDERS his services as PHYSI / ~ * SURGEON.
D. 10 the Inhabitants of Mineral Point and vicinity.
and would inform his friends and the public
removed his residence house formerly ov end and
occupied by Gel W Jones, directly opposite the Ma
sonic Hal, and his Office door below the Store OF
Burke FaIrchiid Esq and two doors above the Book
Store. y5..il
Mineral Point Aug. 3, 1872.
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Ell " FsE5ss YARD.
{ UAVE on hand 80 Iu9 feet Of good ETEuc EEEGs,-
s5r together with L,rI, SIs6LEs, PieKVTtsa and
TINBER OF various sizes and lengths Ny arraneel- euts
auca that fill bills for Buildings. Fencing, or
other parpOses, the shortest notice and reason
aGle terms. Z. K. ELDDGETT
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III House and Lot
l;I Ell GLE EU $50 va EL E=@

TIVE subscriber offers sale his House and Lot in
l. the village Of Mineral Point, bargain II is II
very desirable location for residence the House
modious, with eT-iaiiing water convenient the
Lot bearing 8FTfe Pear, Pfup ard CkerTg Trees,
of superior Fruit and variety of other kinds
Fruits, Vines and Shrubbpry All well inclos q. and
under good stste of cutivation- For particulars
quire of Iessrs Washburne 81 Woodman. the sub
scriber AMZi w. COMFORT.
Mineral Point Nav 3 1854. 25f
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GEO. 4. ERoSG,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
JINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN. Ofice two doors
vi west OF the Book store VIII tend land ne
EQUATIONS, ard transact all business connected with his
profession. Collections promptly attended 10. 3Itf
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TAEE.GEzENG.

II VIE undersigned would pactfuIy tender his en
4 thanks To the citizens of Mineral Point and ~
vicinity for past lavors aud inform them that "a
continues business AZ hrs cid stand High Street, A&
where ne will be pleased 10 receive continuance Of
public favor.
~ Genlieaens Clothes cleaned and pressed on short
notice. HENRY PRICE.
o. mi
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FIRST A RRIV AL
OF
S p r N G G Q Q D ST..
The PeopIe,s oheap ca,sh s.ore.

NEW AND POPULAR SYSTFMi!
SHALL PROFITS Fol. CASH!
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SAgECEE WHEELER.
= ENEPAL DEALER in Fancy and staple Dry Goods,
= Groceries, Crockery Hardware, High Street,
Mineral Point. y6a23
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
OloGhimg9 OloGhing9

We have hand endless variety this stock, ard
in order to afford invite The public
s to call and examine for themselves.
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NASHVILLE, TGSH-. June 26. 1851.
Sir:-T have repeatedly used your CHERRY PECTO-
RAJ for WaaoPing Cough and Iuduenza and have 10
hesitation IN prpn5uacing IL complete remedy. -Four
Of my Oh Lrgn have been afflicted with diseases,
saI the Of the PECroRAL has always afforded
almost instant relief. JAMES GLOVER.
We l.ssst the truth OF the above statement
n McSiSFY, Editor % the Nash. Wing.
j. NJ ZIMMERMAN. nruugist
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, =
FASHION tHLE TAEiORS. Mineral Point, Wis con
L sin, solicit, share os puabc patr maze Their work
li be done 3he fashionable sty ie and ON rea-
sonable terms shop on thigh Street
~ Cutting done order, and warranted to ft II
properly inside up 42y
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EsTO8kssE ~. g0EEgt.
lENEG4I . DEA r. So Family Groceries & Provis-
u ions, Nai!s, Glass. Wooden Ware. % stand
opposite The Central House, lIi5H Sre4t Mineral Point
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GtxFEEkTs wnd COLA ssS. so dozen white
- dazeA Collars OF all qualities, just
seiycd and ier Eaic low, " JOHN MlI.TUN,
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TO THE LADIES.

EsEsfQNS AND EL4WERS.--Nrs. atis'
q 8 assortment OF Bonnet Trimmings has been re-
piensbed, and is superior to any heretofore offered
IN tbs NtIla1e. Wing
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uo: All AZ HUNGRY,

EESE EsECEFF ED-A fresh supply OF Good win
- < Bros yellow Bank Tobacco. in = %. p. and
b ,ans JOSEPH SMITH
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y e. " cons
81 y ckscyy @fGnr,

Mineral AoInr. Anril a5. Isst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-28

st,, c,-rcsycnlrnce of tI.c Enquirer
Foreign narol ccers in HaShngion-dnosAe' 'peee" from
Ar Eperen rumored-S p:cek Of Mr.. IoSmbS- M'. Hun
ter las he floor.
WAsHISoTos, FEB. %, lsoi.
There are now IN Washington, several officers hciohS"g
to foreign naves Of the Russian, one CT the Swedish"
- If the Snanish Davy. The report that these officers
arc In this country for The purpose OF maS'rg
arrangements for their respective governments in case OF
,,ar ia totally without any foundation. have
o,vetsed with The Russian and Swedish officers who dig
,,im any mission Of the kind they gentlemen OF
much intelligence and have been selected to make tour oil
observation Navy Yards &C., and 10 make report
thereon their respective governments win view ol In
1oduciug any OF improvements into their counresr
# we would follow tho example OF others in sending lntell
pen, officers of Army and Navy occasionally abroad,
we even might learn something.
/, Ia said that Mr. Everett desires again TO speak upon
the Nebraska bill He will do we'll TO make supplemental
speech 10 his late one II he does not intend TO announce
changed views upon the question: he at least owes II 10 his
reputation, TO oct forth with more or certainly WIN ,ensGn
able ability The grounds upon when Ills enumerated hcloh
will rest he do retrieve his reputation Tor states
manship he may nj least rebuff the now strong presumption
of total want of sincerity and OF im!cy In MS opposl-
on The poson of the Southern Wings such as TO en-
courage Mr. Everett since his Speech they nave taken
bold and manly position and he can escape rom the lear
OF Seward ard defy him. he may hhd sale anu song IT,
treat with them
Mr. Toombs of Georgia made good speech In the Senate
today His manner and voice oil the bcb his Iacs were
collected with much care and his argument was conclusive
AZ alluded to The appeal which the Abotonsts have made
so the honor Of The South to maintain Inc so Caeu COM
pacl of 100 and showed that who advocated doctrines
which If carried would violate ht oalhs ana VINO pleo
huher law" were bad Judges of what is honorable The
whole sperch fine His Remuneration o! inc reo'
eoiIers and Abotionss terrific bull not one OF tiefn
WINGED or badaed they looked like conscious cuprts de-
tec.ed and exposed. n ,
Mr. Hunter has the floor for tomorrow lhn South could
MOI he hra,h In tones of moro dignity ability than through
n''n' 'S's' ''"''0' - FAIRFAX.
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LEGisLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
TuuRspAv NIoET. FEBRUARY % 1854.
SENATE

SENATE
At half-past p. NJ the Senate again resumed III
session.
The pREslDESr signed number of enrolled bills.
Passed.
For the relief OF Percgrne Hays sheriff OF GImcr coun
~. AYES 80, DOCS none
To amend the OH section Of the &c! concerning the com
pereacn and empanne!ng OF jurors their qualification and
manner O selection in certain cases. passed April 9 1885
40 as 10 proportion the Jurors serving in the Circuit C1rft
James City and the city of Williamsburg between the coun
,y and corporation Taken up, motion OF h' SAuS'
pERs, and passed
TO authorize the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Com
pany TO acquire the right why only, instead Of fee simple
in lands in he construction of their lateral branch TO ht
Salt Works in Smyh county. Taken up. on motion oil Mf
JouHsoS and passed, ayes 80 noes none.
Amending the 10Th section OF the act vi Juno oa oo%
regulating the jurisdiction Of the District Courts and Corr
of Appeals. Taken up, on motion OF Ar. AMBER, ant
passed
To amend the 18th section OF the act concerning The terms
of the Circuit Courts passed May 3D. 1882 Taken up, or
motion Of Mr.. CREIoH, and passed
To incorporate the Home Manufacturing Company In the
county Of Brunswick. Taken up on motion OF Mr. THoMP
con and passcd. $50.
10 incorporate The Kanawhl Valley Rail Road and Ohio
River Bridge Company This IL the title OF the blu adopt
cd on of Mr.. HALL, instead OF the original TUE
which follows: To branch OF the Owing
ton and Ohio Rail Road from Scary TO Point Plcasanl
To amend the fourth section OF the ACT passed April 20
1882 providing for dstricng the Countless The Names dn'
Ties and Of The commissioners and giving
the County Courts the power OF rearraDglng said dsttlct
and changing The places for holding elections.
number Of bills were advanced Stage, AMENDED, &C.
The Senate adjourned.