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~ MEssRs. EUBANK & BRO, Basin Bank of
fer for sale that superior article of FAMILY FLOUR
branded Shepherds Dale, to which was awarded tn
premium, at the late agricultural Fair.
do 4-3tx
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HoRRrBIE AccrpKNr.-we learn from the Centre
VILE (dd.) Advocate, that on Friday evening last
Miss Goldsborough, young lady visiting the Ia
mily OF Mr.. John Keets, near Wye Mills, and q
the night, and. az was her custom, seated herssH
before the fire to read awhile before she went to
bed After reading some time, she fell asleep, and
when she awoke. found that her garments had
caught Ere and that the fame was rapidly enve
looping her Before those In the house could COME
to her relief she was 90 horribly burned that her
flesh fell in fakes upon the floor. She died early
the following morning
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The Presbyterian Church ct ra,reburr oourt
Lore I. O. Va destroyed b. nrs % 5undsy n u.
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GREY'S ATTENTION. ---Srrcr.

4 GREY'S ATTENTIONS
"a Noricx.-The regular drills OF this company hare
y tAry Halt on eyery FRIDAY night. 81 fH ucik..
unless we are hfwins Rom some unforeseen cause, Do
v sttfnd Promptly on FRIDAY uisht neat, 81 X
dfals ~ r.giRAsa a thslr dsiisassssy.
GsS sS0. !. aoezas, ova~,r
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E. s. McELROY,
AER CHANT ILnR

NM NO. 2, BALLARD house.
IL. Has on hand good assortment Of CIoTrs
CAssIMEREs. VESTfNGs, Ac, which he Il nre.
pared to make up in fashionable style. on coon
TERMS, and at short notice. In connection with ths
above. he has made arrangements with the wen
known house OF VIM. I. Jennings 4 CO.. one of the
York. TO supply him with superior Cothing and has
now on hand an assortment of all styles from me-
alnn 70 the nnest quality, All styles will be In
troduced as they came out
An assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS viii be kept constantly on hand
oc 2-d3m X & NnEIR0Y
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- "a 40 VprHre on HENRIC0

~IAM i CAxprDArs fer the CLERK
SHIP Of Ezsnrico County CoqFt ,..r,.cv
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nETo rH1 Vor1ns on HExRIco CouS-
TY-in reply % the communication signed Many a
Voters 81 the C0uusy.n which appeared In the DIS
patch Of the 18TH insf respectfully announce my.
sslfa candidate for the once Of Clerk Of the County
Court ofsaid county, haying had an experiencs =
three yeArs. lno f9-lml WIN. FeLhES.
~ To THE Worms or HExRIco CoUx-
rY.-In response to communication. signed Hen
inxtapf beg leave 70 announce myneif Q candidate
for the cfIice Of CLERK or THE COUNTY COURT
~ said county Having had an experience Of some
Ave vesrs - Deputy Ia the ssid Office, Irespectful
iy submit my claims for your consideration,
no i8--dti7D TEMPLE BLLELI.
arElection day-Thursdsy, December II. 1851.
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MEMBERS OF THE LRGISLATURE

s1 and others Writing the city respectfully In
formed that by recent receipts. direct from own
and most attractive stock Of superior quality of Fall
and Winter CLOTHING. most OF which has been
manufactured since the great decline in the price Of
goods and will be sold at bargain. Having at ali
times the largest stock Ia the city and many adyan
tages In this line Of business prepared to Of
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Exraxsmos or GRArrrupE--The citizens Of Santa
Cruz, California recently held public meetings. to
express their appreciation Of the humanity and
Kindness Of the people Of Norfolk, Virginia, to
wardsthe passengers rescued from the wreck Of the
Central America
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SECOND AUDITVR'S OFFICE.
N0TICE.--The Transfer Books of this
~ Office will b. closed on and after the 10th inst,
till LIST January, 1853.
WILLIAM A. MoNCURE,
de 4-3tawtlCth Second Auditor
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The Times City Article of Friday evening says:
'The funds have been very steady to day, and have
closed at an advance of quarter per cent. We
have TO confirm the statement made yesterday that
the advance required upon ample securities, by
an important American house, would be fully
granted There have been no further serious fail
ures during the day the only suspension mention
ed being that of firm, of whose ultimate solyency
there is apparently not the slightest doubt fur
tber Improvements in foreign exchanges. and the
prospect of about half million of Australian gold
being forthwith taken to the Bank, and also Of n
considerable arrival by the Persia from New York,
assisting to impart firmness in foreign ex-
changes. This afternoon the rates for Amsterdam
and Hamburg were rather higher, but Paris was
about the same as at last post. About thirty-five
thousand pounds of gold and coin sold to the
Bank to-day. The suspension was announced on
Friday of j. X. Thomson Co., O firm largely en-
gagged in the colonial trade, especially with the
Cape of Good Hope; their liabilities are supposed
to amount to about 100000 TO f300, 000."
The rate of discount at Hamburg has again ad
vanced from 50 to 81 per cent This has partly
been occasioned by the apprehension of large
failure, which, it is believed will be found to have
been averted.
The Times City Article gives the following &C
count OF the state of the Produce markets during
the week:
The Produce markets, which, at the commence
nent of the week, showed slight tendency to i'm
proyement has since relapsed in consequence Of
the extreme pressure for moley, and the still un
tier hwy failures drring all the early days o.
the week also il creased the general feeling of dis
II Lst; b 1t the absence Of any fresh difficulties on
Thursday and Friday, had some effect in restoring
confidence.
At Vienna there has been partial recovery in
the funds, and The premium ON cold has declined
nearly one per cent. This improvement is attri
butable to the official announcement of a conside
rable reduction in the Austrian Military establish
ment.
At Hamburg, Messrs. UIlburg & Cramer engaged
in the Swedish Trade, have stopped payment, being
involved in some of the endorsements in Lon
dom In the Daily News City Article, it is Gaid
that the negotiation n bills ON the Continent was
offended with greas difficulty.
From the Daily News, City Article, of Friday
evening The Funds after obtaining rise of PAD
per cent. cloaed per cent higher than yesterday
upon the whole, the feeling in the money market
was to day caime. and more satisfactory The nego
tiatiors for aording assistance to great and veal
thy American horse, with liabilities estimated al
more than two millions, to-day satisfactorily
concluded. The temporary embarrassme its o. the
firm in question were solely occasoned by the i'm
possibility of procuring remitts ices from some o.
the first houses in Anne .ica. Provided that NJ
fresh important cases of embarrassment Occur
there is disposition to hope that affairs will be
come more cheerful.
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A CARD.-1n justice to myself and

IA those who promptly came forward to my sup
port III the establishment of the American order"
which proposed issuing Monday, the 18th
whom relied for pecuuary aid. have declined the
publication OF such journal None the less is it
my Modification tn find that the party whose
proposed to espouse exhibited that apathy which
pIeoluded the possibility sf success.
With this explanation, viii L trust relieves me Of
all responsibility. | return my thanks to those who
were willing to befrend me and aid in reyiving the
cause Of Americanism. Those papers publishing
the prospectus will confer favor by giving this
iusertign j. HARRISON, ,ir.
RreHNoSp Va Dec Ist 1857 de4-5t*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

To MKssRs. AUGUST, BALLARD, RIDaEwAr, ST. GEo.
PEACHY AND OTHERS:
G;ENTLrMgS: - Your hattering letter received
wherein yonr express desire TO tender Mira Wal
Ter and myself complimentary benefit. / would
designate this (FRiDAI) evening, December 4th.
but one prior to cur departure for Baltimore; aiso
10 return you our hearty thanks for the generous
and encouraging support we have. received from
your hands and the public Of Richmond in general.
1--o - d. W. WALLER
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WATCHES.--Gold and Silver Watcher
ofsupsrior ag.iity. somsef the silver Lepins
M,ssfnsa warranted - kseD GOD uEs,, g ga ys
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!. -.,x>w~ OMNIBUS NUTICE.--tin
No. \apd AlsAt Moeday. nd mat. tbs rvs-
kockssss - Ss fsnare instead of the heed q ereAd
stxrse. - hsrseotpr~ This axran9enent VIII cen
q ~ ~ = sse'a Ss3siSiAzsr ) ayBxnL
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LATE OTICE.-MADAME DEVESE,
4 from New York, the Young and gifted Fortune
any subject. Madame ID. has astonished older heads
by her wonderful disclosures. She can reclaim lost
lovers unfaithful husbands thugs stolen lost
covered through her magical power Call early, her
stay here is short Residence Broad street. between
lst and I'd, right hand side, over saddle and bride
store.
TEsNs-I.adies. IS cents; Gentlemen, 80 cents.
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Ia HEAD QUARTERS, 1857
IA CL0THINGi CL0THIN6ii CLOTHING n /
Yf Visitors to the Agricultural and Mechanics
.A~ Fairs, attentioni-If you are In want Of sone-
thing really neat and cheap in the way Of Clothing
and 9entlemen's Furnishing Goods, not at below
cost but at . fair living profit, give me CALL ans
l VIII promise my goods. when quality and work.
manship ase compared. shall vie with the cheapest
II. b. SPENCE
&C - No. l2o, cor. Main and 18th str.
- BOYS CLOTHING AT COST.
M FOR CAeH.-The subscriber. Intending .
M close business with the close Of the present
-. year, viii commence TO sell his stock 81 Chi.
aFens and Youths Clothing at cost Tor CASH only
lie has on hand Suits for boys from 70 II years oi
age Also. Jackets, Frock CoAfs Pants AMI Tesfs 81
ell sizes-ali Of which win be cold e Cost,
j. H. RIDDICK
No. le2k Main 1t opposite Americas Hotel.
N.B-My regular customers will oblies Ne by
letting their accounts ct the end Of the rear witt
ther usual prompfness. Those whose bils are ever.
due, are admonished that, without speedy settle.
collection. u
no 25-im<
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-. To TEE Worms on HENRICo
LOST.

T OST-A small enamelled DIAMOND
- PIN, in the shape Of ~. 10 the fingers Of
which is held Q diamond. between the Old Market
and the Exchapge Hotel. The finder will be re-
warded py returning the same ct the ONCE q the
Exchange Hotel. THOS. u. BALLAkD.
r OST-On Broad street, on Saturday
IL evening. INV FREE PAPERS. They were in Q
small Leather Pocket-Book. 4 reward OF 81 VIII be
p''N- ~ CHRIsTIANA WOODS0N.
de 3-ts free woman Of color.
r OST, Or MISLAID--About the 18th
IL of October last, in Richmond, . GOLD ANCHOR
WATCH, hunting Case. hard Dial Seconds " jew,
els H. LIS Matile Loce. No. 8, lg9 1t WAS in small
paper box, containing two quarters Of dollar. A
liberal reward will be paidfor the return OF the same
10 this office de 3-lw
- LOST.-A mixed breed Pointer
=AnDOG white and black, about months
old, and very large, answers to the name of PUPP-
EDWAR GRENIER,
no 2-lw 7th between Clay and Leigh.
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MARRIED,

IT, LARGEST DEPOT of Art in the State at l39 Main
street TYLER Co.
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T EVILS HILL,

T EVILS HILL,
IL PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT.
attends to the sale of WHEAT, FLOUR CORN and
TOBACCO, and continues to hire cut n NEGROES.
EB Office on 18th street, near Galego Mills, Rich
mond, Va. de 4-dSwc2m
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Er-PaEaDxsr PIERCE visited the United States
ships Pennsylvania and Powhatan ct Norfolk on
Wednesday. National salutes were frsd, AID ne
waa handsomely entertained BY the ofiicers on
board tho Pennsylvania. He win hold public 70
cepsions in the City Hall ct Norfolk and the Ocean
rTn.x.. a p,rsssnouth
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THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGI-
L MA, TO THE SHERIFF OF HANOVER CO.,
GREETING: We command you to summon the Va
Central Railroad Company to appear at the Clerk
Office of County Court ofour said co. at the Court
House. on the Rules day, the first Monday in j.
nuary next, to answer Thomas b. Anderson and
Mahlan Terrell merchants and partners trading I'M
der the firm and style of Anderson Terrell, OF q
plea OF frespass on the case-damage five hundred
doiars-and have then there this writ.
Witne, s, Vim. o. Winston Clerk Of our said Court,
the 3oth day of 0ct 1857 in the SD OF oun
dation. WM. o. WINSTON.
copy-Teste:
VIM. o. WINSTON, C. nc.
An action Of Trespass on the case.
de4-law4w g. w. RICHARDSON, p. @.
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WANTED.-A situation as salesman,
w by young man, who has had five years expe-
rience in a country store. Can give the lest refer
ence, both as to character and qualifications. Salary
not so much an object employment Address
"A. u. W ;" through the Post Office.
da ste
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NOTICE All persons indebted to the
IN late firm of Gregory Lee 4 Co, or to George H.
Lee ind vidualiy requested to call once at the
Office Of Smith Maddux, on Cary street. and settle
the same with Josephus Gregory or his agent, who
are alone legally authorized to receive the money,
as lsnger indulg nee cannot be gi~ en-.
JUSEPIfUS GREGORY,
Executor Of L. N. Gregory, and
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3ORATOR, prepared
A GREAT SCIENTIFIC
md is daily working cures,
!. 1t cures as if by magic,
eft, and seldom more Than
cure any kind of Liver
Jaundice or Dyspepsia TO
which are the result of a
principal regulat'so of the
Sperformsits funct'ns well
dare fully developed. The
!. dependent on thehealthy
)proper performance Gifts
ach is at fault, the bowels
system suffers in conse-
'LIvER-having ceased Ia
Ises of that organ, I of the
ibis study, in a practice Of
find some remedy where
Smany arrangements to
\ medy is at last found, any
jer Complaint In any of
bottle, and conviction is
7 formed by dissolv'g gums
(which is soluble for the
cine. These gums remove
from the system, supply
flow of bile. inyigorstiDg
ITO digest well, purifying
thewhole machi-
of the disease, and effect
1any of the disagreeable
Calomel or Mineral
sresorted to.
to relieve the
/, food from rising and sour
lOiO tctiiius, picfelis
night loosens the bowels
: Ness.
each meal will cure Dys-
will alwaysre-
, male acknowledgements
land makes a perfect cure.
ately relieves Cholic.
is a sure cure for Chol-
lventive of Cholera.
7will prevent recurrence
.1f raltaraS all nDfnftl
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FOR NEW YOKK.-The
<E7 ROANOKE. Capt. sxNNxx, viii ~
3N1 eelve freight during the day OF FRI
DDAY, and leave her wharf AZ Rock
etis. SATURDAY morning. All O'clock.
Passengers can either get on board here. or leave
here ON SATURDAY. at o'clock, II. NJ by the Pc
tershurs cars. and get on beard AZ City Point,
Tickets and bcrths secured ~ our ofdce South-ssds
Of the Hasin
Passage % New York, Meals and State Room in
clnded, only Sto. steetage passage. only 81
Passage 10 Norfolk, sAnae ~ BY the River ho1t&
de SIT LUDLAM WATSON.
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WANTED, DRY COWS.-The writer
w wishes to purchase or DRY COWS. Apply
at the Dispatch office. de 2--3t
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HANTED.-The advertiser desires O
w situation for youth Of good education and
capacity, and a good character: He writes a fair
hand, and has a sufficient knowledge of arithmetic
for business. He is intelligent, has a good DISPOSE
tisn and would doubt make himself useful to any
one who might take him. The Apothecary and Drug
business would he preferred for him; but he woud
go into any mercantile profession Any desiring
this Office de Pts
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WANTED, TO HIRE-For the ensu-
w ing year. fifty colored hands to make brogue
shoes. The shop large clean and airy and for ica-
ton healthier than any in the city. Please call on
| or address q. 3. MAURICE. No. Isl Main St,
i no 30 Richmond Va.
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ceIumpIa RAcEs.--The Columbia o. 90 races
commenced Tuesday. The hrstfsstN wea . sweep
stake, mile heats, 500 entrance, half prias--en
tr,e.. r. Taylor's CD. .. psavsechi, NM. Thomas
poswell,s b. .. siasher and wictlins II VS. won
81 slasher. Timc--is541 1z--1:sSN
Stcond Pacs.--Mile heats, purse $s0o-entries
Sue washington aud Harry Hill. Won By Sue
Washington in--l;5s--1:s4A.
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WANTED, NEGROES.-The following
W described Slaves are wanted 10 work on the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad. during the en-
| suing year:
For repairs of the road and for the stations and
depots negroes
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WANTED.-A white woman to cook,
w wash and iron in small family. Apply at
DIR. WALTHALL'S, on Leigh street, I'd door from
9Th. None need apply unless well recommended.
de x-M
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-16
=. 77777 So
d. w. RaEsGtIfh. Esn.

The Steubenuille Herald of last Saturday
contains the following notice of this gentleman
who has been the able and popular superinten
dent the S. & |, R. r. for the past two years:
REsIGNED,-We learn that Mr.. g. W. Full
TON, Superintendent of the Steubenvillo Ind
ana Railroad, has resigned his official connection
with the road-and we are gratified as much as
we regret that he has seen proper to withdraw
from 1t, to be able to say, that the best feeling
exists between the Directors and Mr.. Fulton,
That they have in accepting his resignation
highly complimented him for the interest mani.
tested in the improvement, and express entire
satisfaction with his official conduct and conf
dence in his ability to discharge the ardurous
duties of that very responsible position. AT tbe
time Mr.. Fulton took charge of the road, as Su
peiintendent,' ,'thoSe interested in the improve
ment will remember, was in very deranged
condition. 1t was in exceeding bad repair-the
rolling stock, to great extent inefficient, and
the engines were more or less imperative. Du-
ring his administration, these defects through
his supervision and the skill and efficiency of
the Master Machinist, Mr.. DENMEAD, (stil in
the employ of the company have been almost
entirely remedied, And Mr.. Fulton leaves the
road in excellent repair--the track well ballas.
ted-curves improved, engines and rolling stock
in the best of order-making time, and capable
OF running at speed Of thirty or forty miles an
hour, without incurring any increased risk, ex-
cept that which usually arises from excessive
speed. We make mention of these facts in con-
nectlon with Mr.. Fnlton's resignation knowing
OF the merltorrous discharge of his duties while
acting in the capacity Of Superintendent, of the
sSteubenyllle d Indiana Railroad, in the darkest
hours Of it's prospective prosperity.
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negro EaauaIity.

The Ohio State Journal, and the lesser organs
Of black republicanism in Ohio, the Cadiz Re.
publican included, are in favor of
0TLetting Negroes vote!
0ITLetting them set on juries
0<TLstting them hold offices
0~rAnd in favor of Negro Egaa1ityl
In arecent article the Journal shadows forth
the future position Of the Republican party on
the question Of Negro equality. 1t says:
"We believe the negro is human-he has a
soul--he has an intellect--ana 50 far asher1ght
ofsafrage, or any other right of citizenship is
concerned, he should be placed on an EQUAL
ITY with the rest OF mankind.n
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Since June, 1856, according to the Circular of
Messrs. Coates & Brown extensive Wool deal
ers of this city, there has been moderately ac-
tive business done in Woods, and the Prices then
quoted, viz: from 81 to 63, according to quality
have been fully realized for all wel-condtioned
Wools, leaving the Market at this time quite
bare of Hesce Woods. In looking forward to the
probable character of the Wool business for the
coming year. there are several features, they
say which claim very careful consideration
The most prominentis the change in the Tariff,
which opens to our manufactures an extensive
assortment of Woods hitherto beyond their reach
and which will make them much less dependant
upon our native Woods for their supplies. This
fact of itselfwouId soon lower the price Of do.
mestic Wool were it not for the high rates pre-
vailing in the Foreign Markets, and which may
protect us on this point during the preseut sea-
son,
The second vital consideration is the fact that
Wooden Fabrics are now selling, and with little
prospect OF an advance at prices which do not
compensate the Manufacturer, and which if coEss
tlnued, threaten to break up many who are con-
sumers Of Wool; and thus by diminishing the de-
mand, dopress the price ofraw material. Again,
the excessive importationS ofall kinds of lner-
chandlse and the subsequent large export Ofspe-
Gle in return therefor, together with other causes
may produce tightness in the Money Market,
the effects Of which would be to put down rates
OF Wool and cramp the energies of manufactur-
ers On this point also there is the favorable
consideration that the old Wool is thoroughly
cleaned up, and that the whole clip of American
Wool is quite inadequate to supply the running
machinery Of the country; and as importatons
OF Wool for some time will be quito moderate,
owing to high prices abroad, it may be seven
months or even longer before there will be any ac-
cumulation in the Markets; and should we have
a good fall trade, as is generally anticipated
present rates for Wool may be maintained thro'-
out the year. They quote the prices at which
Woods now selling, as follows:
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Dated April Sd, 1857,
AMENDMENT NO. 9.

ANiENDMENT No. =,
Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of
Ohio, Three -titths of the members elected to each
House concurng therein, that 1t be, and hereby s,
proposed to the electors OF this State TO vote on the
second Tuesday OF October next, upon the approval
or rejection OF The following amendment, as sub
stute for the fifth aud sixth sections of the fourth
article of the Constitution, viz: SEC. 5. District
courts shall be held in each county at least once in
each year. by more district judges elected by
the electors Of seperate districts to be prescribed by
Inw who shall hold their offices for five yenrs; and
during their continuance in office shall reside in the
district for which they are elected. The provisions
Of the fourteenth section Of this article shall apply
to District Judges. The General Assembly may by
law authorize the judges of the District court, and
Of the courts OF common pleas, TO fix the times of
holding their respective courts. Until District judi
gesshall have been elected and qualified, District
courts shall be held by the Judges OF the Supreme
court, and OF the courts of common pleas, ats now
authorized SEC. 6. The District court shull have
such jurisdiction as may be provided by law, and
the judges thereof shall have and exercise such pow.
er and jurisdiction at chambers, and may be reaui.
red to SIT judges of the courts OF common pleas
as shall be directed by law.
N. IL. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President o the Senate.