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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-15

IN CHANCERY AT HICKMAN
JULY RULES, 1858.
Sarah II. Richards johnson Richarls-Attachment Bill
IN motion Of companants COUNSEL and it appearing unto
" the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master that johnson
Richards has fed the county, that ordinary process
cannot be served upon him It is therefore ordered pubca-
ton be made for three weeks in the Union and American,
paper published in the city Of Nashville requiring the said
endsnt to appear at the Court House, the town Of Cen
eTe, the second Monday September next there
Plead dsnur compliments BILL or the same will he
taken for confessed, and set for hearing exparte.
ORVILLE A. NIXON,
jyl5-E3t-prs fee 80. Clerk and Master.
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FURTHER REDUCTION.

e - -
JULY 10th, 1855.
THROUGH FREIGHr PROM YORK 10 NASHVILLE,
Inconnecton with Side Wheel and Screw Steamship
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THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
VOLUME V1H.
BEING VOLUME or THE AMERICAN REVOEUTfOH,
BY GEORGE BANCROFT.
OCEAND UNIFORM WITH Tbs PREVH-
Gus VOLUMES.


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Boston 70 tbe Treaty Of Pc PARIS. in ts and Il
ains In great degree from manuscripts and unpubllhed
he history Of The nation duringtfe asi position
this eventual period, including the Blockade Of 2osOa ar-
bo the general orEanzlton the cOunry, ne alteration
Of the ChareI Of massachusetts, the Fsnes % tbs pso
pie Of Massachusetts, the spirit Of South the Congrssl
Of MA The progress Of measures IN Eagland France and
elsewhere, the Battles ofLsxagton and ConsoId he Siege
Of Boston, the Congress Of l75 he choice Of WaahIngtoh
Is COmmauder-in Chisi, The Battle Of Bunker SIN, &c.
As there win doubtless be great demand ths Hlsoy
oftha Revolution IN Of The preceding olumss
The work these four Voiames will also BE- pubsh8d spa
rlely - the American ksT0lulOn, EOll, i II, IA,
with TILE page and binding 70 correspond.
The publishers inVs tbs asntion OF the renders 81 The
prsssat volume % Mr. BlHcrOls History he United
States the r six volumes Of hs WORK. SHE dlanausk
merits Of which hlvo gratefully lekn0a lodged b.
his eOuntrymsn.7 FOR sale b.
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Insurance.

BY the above Lines per less than BY Pisburg, Wheeling,
Parkersurg Ohio river making difference Of 60 10 IS
cents per 100 pounds dry-goods
II ? Road will be responsible for damages occurring at
Sea.
Goods shipped via Savannah should be cOngned Agent Cen
trail Railroad, Savannah Georgia.
shipped via Charleston should consigned Agent
South Carolina Railroad, Charleston.
CHARLIE ". ANDERSON,
jy14-d General Agent.
banner Gazette and Patriot copy and discontinue former
odrs4r
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Charleston and Savannah.

ISL CLASSs@sPIanO-kortes, Books, stationery cots
Shoes, Liquors, Oils &C. in bottles; Camphene and Spirits
Turpenne, in barrels Carpetng, China, Glass and Glass
ware, in cases; Clocks COnfctoneres Cotton Cards; Cut
ry, cases, casks and boxes; Dry Goods in boxes and
bales; Drugs, Fruit Trees and ShTubbery, Furs Garden
Seeds, Looking Glasses, and Looking Glass Plates
er risk Oysters in and jars Saddery, Tin and Brit
tana Ware, Teas and Spices.
Sd CLASS.IIardHare, eUept such specified in First
and Third Casses, Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Ii
quors, barrels and pipes Tobacco, in boxes Leather in
rolls and boxes; Oils, in barrels and casks Crocery
Queensware, and casks Res, Whiting, Plaster,
Sheet Brass and Copper
Sd CLASS.s-Axes, shovs Spades, SadIrons Zinc and Tin
in pigs, Tin Plate, Anvs Vices, casks Of Chains and Hoes,
Manila and Cotton COrdage Coffee Heavy Castings, Mill
Gearing Carriage Springs and AXe, Railroad Wehes and
Axles, Chairs Spikes, and Resin in barrels.
SPECIAL RATESs-.Furniture and Carriages boxed, and
other light articles enumerated; also, CarOys Of Acids
other Chemicals, viii be charged BY actual weight
double First Class rates.
10 No charge for drsyage Wharfage, or FORWARDING The
above rates all from New York 70 Nashville.
I'll ? Stevenson and all stations Nashville and Chattanooga
Road, west Of Stevenson, entitled to above rates.
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RslisisaE 1stssg fxsn a alssszasgi EaFsk
SFbtkihR tantilerii sglsIk ai1d An klcaias-
The Line % Buty Gor Thiss akad A1neri@
easfstn the Rresent Crisis Iladfsased.
SuALL's WHITE sULPHaR SPR1Nes,
Hardin COUNTY. Tann-- JnlE l0Lh. 1858.
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Ts Committee be governed ~ real value Of animal
for harness, work, riding, and best in all respects for the
Of man. By alone, all brsez
SIS % for the best; SO % for others.
SADDLE STOCK.
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BANCRoFPs HISTORY.
NEW VOLUME.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.

W. =. BERRY & co.
HAVE NOW ON SALE
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AN7-' " Nv y NIlIN3-II1'
STOCK.
III The tests Of Saddle and Harness stock, under this class
G6al bl Form 2 style 3 Temp e. speed enduTaEce
-ReaollaigR Of Barsqn.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-23

SHOCKING Acc1DENr.-On the 18th
inst, while the citizens Of Barton, Va,
were firing an old cannon, Mr.. j W Me
Leyne met with shocking accident. Is
appears that the match was too dry, 50
that before M McLsyna could get out
Of the way the match ignitel and in the
discharge Of the load from the cannon
the plsg was thrown against Mr.. Nc
Leyne, hitting him in the face, entirely
putting out one eye and injuring the
oLher SO that it is feared the sigh5 will be
lost.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PoRTsMoU7

MONDAY, Feb. %.
ARRIVED.
Schr Joe Ha'sey, Speers, fin. N G, corn to
Grandy & Stout
schr Sarah 3. Port Porter, Rogers, I'm. G, oem
dy & Stout. E'
schr Palestine, Curry, FIN. n C@H
cotton & slaves & Cherry & Co.
Schr y d Simpson, Everton, ftp. NC,
corn and wheat to B Hardy s Co.
schr Drucilla, Timer, I'm. N c, corn to
Simmons & Bro
Schr Charity, Woodhouse, fn.i N c, corn
to Hardy & Bro.
Schr Locust, Thompson, I'm. n G, corn to
Hardy L. Bro.
press lumber to Hardy & Bro
Schr Virginia, Richerson, from York RI
yer, corn to Hardy & Bro.
Schr 3 Adams, Tyler, I'm. Petersburg,
slaves to Master.
TUESDAY, feb. %.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell I'm. Baltimore.
Schr Honduras, Cross, fun. Newporty r
l., ballast to Master.
schr., Spray, Simmons, FIN Great Egg Har-
Dor, in ballast, to MASTER
Schr. Levi Rowe Jr.-fm Chinchbta-
que, bd to New Haven, with oysters, pull in
for harbor.
DISASTER.
Schr Lorenda, Daughtry, I'm. New Bed
ford, bound to Baltimore with hay, pqt in
with loss Of sails &C., to Alexander Bel g.
Son.
IN HAMPTON ROADS.
Ship Bay State, of Boston, FIN N. ORLEANS,
bd to Boston, with cargo of cotton, lost fire.
mast and bowsprit, and is otherwise damaged
having been run into ON the night of Eth
inst, by an unknown ship; she will coms up
to this port to repair damages.
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N Orf0ih Market.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
NORFOLK. Feb. %, 1858.

NORFOLK, Feb. %, 1865
Cotton-Per ID, sales at l1L.c.
Corn-Ie]low, Gle. Whit, zoe. Mixed
57a5Sc.
Wheat Per bushel-may be quoted at 81,
$40 for White and COCA 81. 20 for Red.
Flour-Family per Bbl S6.95. Extra So.
Is. Superfine 1926.
Meal-Per bush. 75as0c.
Oats-Pcr bushel, soc.
Peas-Black Eye, per bush, sl3o; Stock
S1.00.
Peruvian Guano-per ton, S53a$55.
Mexican Guano-none in market.
Sombrero do-$32 per ton.
Staves-R. 0. HID, $50, do Culls, sl4,
W. 0. HID, So, do Culs, SIS, w. 0. Bbl.
Prime, SIS, W. 0. LEADING, $40. w. b.
Pipe, $50.
Shingles may be quoted, for Heart per N,
$5a6. Sap, 81 to $3.50.
Naval Stores-Black Tar, Sl,4O, Bright,
$l,40-no sales by wholesale
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTsAOU UTE,

WATTS & EMERSON, Proprietor 8.
Jacob Cohen, Newbernc, North Caro-
lima; w johnson, A G johnson, New
Haven; r a Saunders, 7 II Pretlow
Marlborough, N. e; Richard w Taylor,
Hornsbury.
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Observation-Disclosures Burnes. of
Wheeling, is insane on the su ject Of re-
ligion. A year since he was an industri-
ous man, but now dresses constantly in
his best clothes, reads his bible, and bes-
tows wild looks and blows" upon his
wife.
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MACON HOUSE, POR1sGO UTE,
J. D. HOLIDAY, PRePRrHToR.

SM Laverty, Elizabeth City; L A
johnson, Miss johnson, North Carolina;
N Il Joynes, Southampton; r S Nicely,
Franklin county; r J Isle OF Wight; 4
M Carson, North Carolina; James Har-
grove, Nanseaond: A n Norlleet, Frank
lin.
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Special Notice.

Tor Forthcoming tho Ercath, C7ocnfng
a 1seta, and Beaa'Jying The Complexion,
Ladies Hair, use 'WooDLAsD CREAM. !, ~
new Pon,ade. 1t curls gcntltmrn's Fae,1 lss
t!}islly-Price SO cents each. 8T
Beware of Countcrfits.
w. p. FETRIDGE l. co.
Proprietors N. Y.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
V1CKEkY d. COMPANY.
Booksellers and Stationcrs.
-, also sold by King Il Toy, and Santos
Wake & Go, and by all Druggists. dc5
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-Mr. John
Ferneyhough, of fredericksburg, has
made successful experiments this winter
in feeding horses and stock with Chinese
sugar cane.
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Deaths.

On the goth inst, ANNIE ELIZABETH, infant
daughter Of Charles ?. & P. j. Brickhouse.
At half past =. NJ. Monday, FANN1s
second daughter Of Marmaduks l.. and Mary
+. Johnston, agee years and months.
The friends of the family are requested to
attend the funeral at IL O'clock, on Wednas
day from the residence of Saml w. Paul,
Main street.
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HIGHwAY RoBBEHT.-Kcv, VIM. p.
Quinn, q b;shop.of the Artisan NJ. +.
Church, was knocked down and robbed
ola considerable sum Of money i'll Gncin-
natl early on Thursday morning last, and
quite severely injured.
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Let None Omit to Read ThiS
CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEEkD

VERT CHEAP.
NE have q very large stock of .La1iee,
w Gents and Misses Gum Over Shoes,
and we have this day put them down at kery
low figures, as we do not wish to carry hem
over to another season.
Gents Gum Over Shoes rs cts, to 81. 90, Wrth
$l.25 cts.
Ladies from rs to 81 a pair first rate.
Misses Gum Over Shoes so cts, worth u eta,
elegant prime.
Now if you do not buy Over Shoes at hose
prices you certainly do not want any5 Hand
warm feet. TERAs CASH.
BUTT & DOUGLASS,
No. IS, Main street.
fel9 Norfolk, IA,
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GENTS SHOES.
The Noble Cook.

VNHIS is the latest improved Cooking
l. Stove from those celebrated Stove Ma
kers, Messrs. Abbott & Lawrence, and is the
heaviest and strongest Stove made, and in
operation equal to any stove made, or sold.
Call and see them at CROWS
te 20 No. 4, Commercial Row.
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Eotcl Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NOgFOk3,
WV. L W AL7sgss PRorragTsR.

j G EpEinshs'n, Elizabeth City; North
Carolina; W S Land, Princess Amaze
county; W NJ l}e~toa Boykin's Depot;
Theodore Mace, New York; John An
near, Philadelphia; John Land, W Hun
ter; T J Clarke, Alsxaudria L g Stove,
Philadelphia; Doctor II NJ Washington.
United States Navy; Captain Richard
7 Baksr, Brig Union; G Psrety, Eliza
beth City.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, EORFOLE,
j. L, WEArnEawAx, FnoPsJEEoS.
Samuel Grinit aud two children, South
Carolina; II DUwer, Weldon. n. G; L
Slack, Newark, Delaware; j IL Bald
win, Baltimore; James Brown, New
York.
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c. Hale, Moses p. Swan, Nathaniel IL.
Jennings, Lewis Merrict.
Holland-Hiram Moore, Micah Fer
rim.
Morgan-Samuel Daggett.
Fairfeld-Edward Clark.
On motion of Senator Chittenden, the
joint assembly adjourned to meet at 10
o'clock on Tuesday next.
Bill passed.-Relating to the laying
of acqueducts across the lands of Others
persons.
On motion of Mr.. Cooper, the House
adjourned.
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bills, payable at the bank, should be pro-
tested the same as foreign, making the
certificate Of the Notary priIaa J.lcis es-
idenee of the fact.
The hour having arrived for joint
assembly, the Senators repaired to the
Hall Of the House Of Representatives.
Returning, on motion Of Mr.. Stark, the
Senate adjourned.
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SENATE
Prsyerb by the Chaplain.

Prayer by the Chaplain.
The bill relating 10 witnesses being
the special order for this morning, on
motion Of Mr.. CLitteuden, was indCfiin-
elypostponed.
Bile introduced and rsfeTred.-By
Mr.. Wilder, relating 10 highways, ire
quiring posts to be erected on all by
ways where ga;es are hung, to enable
persons 70 bitch their horses while open
ing the same. Requiring, also, the Sc
leclmen Of the town where any loose
stone may be beside the road TO have The
same examined at least once in two
weeks y to committee on printing. BY
Mr. CLiaenlen, relating 70 proceedings
upon executions, compelling judgment
debtor, where property may not be found
TO satisfy execution, TO appear before
I judge and answer questions under oath
regarding the same y - committee on
I printing.
/ Bills passed-Ssnate bill relating to
protest oa bills Of exchange, drafts,
checks and promi.sory notes; Senate bill
altering the name Of Thomas Harris
Gliding House bin to prevent persons
from fraadaleutly burning their own
handbags in concurrence Senate bill
changing the name Of Samuel Sheldon
Carlisle.
Reports.-By Mr.. Smith. Tor commit
lee 40 extend au invitation to Honorable
Edward Everett 10 deliver bis Grafton
on Washington before both Houses Of
the Legislature. that Mr.. Everett ae-
retaed tie same. By Mr. Butler, for
SPECIAL committee, in favor oi House bill
20 annex q part Of the town Of Somerset
to the tosn of Wilmington and part
thereof 10 the towa Of Straiton. Mr.
Butler stated the facts ia the case, when
=. Afr. STARK offered an amendment pre-
venting the bin from taking effect until
/ & has been ratilied by majority Of the
voters If the towns interestedi on mo-
tioa o. Mr. Stark, the bill and amend
menl we're ordered 10 lie
HOUSE
j. Prayer BY the Chaplain.
, Btu isfroSHesd aad rsferrsd-By
Hr. Marsh or Brandon. 70 provide for
r compiling the laws d tiiis State, relating
/. to railroads.. and extending the power Of
) shs railrosl commissioner by Dir. Soule,
: Belnlag standard weight Of cats, (Per
+. bushsl - lba j By Mr. Woodbridge,
relating % he building of roads and by
+ Mr Caser, 10 encourage the employ
= asHt q teacting by Mr.. Prindie, for
: relief of creditors Ia certain cases and
!. b. Mr. Billings of Mt Holly, Tor the
encouragement q agriculture. seYeFally
i Is eansmislea % pFiating
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From Walton's Daily Journal.
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 20.
Prayer by The chaplain.

w EDNESDAHy Oct. ~.
Prayer by The chaplain.
Bills introduced and reterred.-By
Mr.. Hibbard, annexing the town of Con-
cord to Caledonia County and probate
district. By Mr.. Richardson of West
Geld, relating to the legal rate of interest.
BY Mr.. Kellogg of Brattleboro', to protect
highways against drifting SHOWS. By
Mr.. Cuts of Hartland, relating to school
hauses. BY Mr.. Myers, relating to ac-
tions of replevin, bringing them within
the jurisdiction Of justice of the peace.
By Mr.. Rounds of Chester, authorizing
the laying of acqueducts across lands Of
other persons; severally referred to the
committee on printing.
By Mr.. Merrill of St. Johnsbury, to
extend time for the completion of the
Conn. and Passumpsic River Railroad
Company to committee on roads.
The Chair announced the special COM
niittee, on the subject of Slavery, Dred
Scott decision, &c.
Messrs. Marsh of Brandon, Stafford
Of Springfield, Slayton of Calais, Wicker
Of Ferrisburg, Newell of Weathersfeld
Hawkins of Reading, Powers of Hyde
park.
Pstitions referred.-OfC. NJ. Thrash,
er, Heman Green and others, John
Campbell and others, and Jesse Clark
and others all to the General committee
ResoE.ttion.-By Mr.. Needham, ten
dering the use of the House this evening
to J. S. Adams, Esq. Secretary Of the
Board of Education, and j. D. Bradley
esq. to present their views upon the
subject of Education adopted
The Chair announced and approved
ihe appointments of the Sergeant-at
Arms as follows
DOOrkeepsr.-J. G. Robbins of Chel
sea.
Assistant DoOrkeeper-L. H. Allen o
Troy.
Messeuqers-Samuel Huntington o
Burlington, T. o. Baily of Middlesex
Geo. d. Bush of Orwell, E. HartshorI
Of Isnnenbnrgh. Adjourned.
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HOUSE.

Bill introduced and refeTred.-By Mr..
Kellam of Irasburgh, relating to rail-
roads, (repealing act providing for Rail
Road Commissioner 10 committee on
printing.
R.tifioa rstsrred.-By Mr. Riddle, for
the repeal Of the charter Of the LamoiIle
County Plank Road Companyi to the
committee on corporations.
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AFTERNOON.


Joint resOlastion.-By Mr.. Smith, that
the two Houses invite the Hon. Edward
Everett, to deliver his address upon the
character of Washington, before both
Houses of the Legislature, and tender
ing to him the use of the Hall Of the
House of Representatives; adopted.
BIS introduced and reterred-By
Senator Gleed, in reference to the exhi-
bition of animals (allowing Sands &
Co. to exhibit their equestrian troupe in
the State ); to general committee.
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HOUSE


Prayer by tbe Chaplain.
BiHs introduced aad rsfsrrsd.-By Mr..
Marsh, BY request, relating to the rePle-
yying intoxicating liquors by Mr. Hub
bard, 10 prevent The traffic in intoxicating
liquors BY Mr.. Bsaman. relating 10 the
rate Of interest in ccriaia cases. by Mr..
Matbavson. relating 10 common schools
by Mr. BsU. layiag tax on county OF
Caledonia By Mr. Myers OF Pownal, re-
laling to witnesses by Mr.. Stowe, relat-
ing to the manufacture Of shingles and
by Mr.. Knceland, relating TO the duties
OF highway surveyors all to the commit
tee on printing.
Mr.. Davis called up Senate bill relal-
I ing to protests Of bills Of exchange, drafts
checks and promissory notes, when the
amendments proposed this morning we're
Withdrawn, and the bill was ordered 10
thinl reading.
Resolui0n.-By Me-. Nicholson, that the
Judiciary committee be instructed to in
quire into the expediency of so changing
the law that on application 10 the Pro
bate Court for the removal Of a guardian,
no commission to justices shall be neces-
sary adopted.
I PsfitioR.-By Mr. Evarts, Of Benja-
min Nixon aud a others, asking for a
law to prevent an undue monopoly of
+ land to committee on agriculture.
Ga motion of Mr.. Evarts. ih~ g.
l-.atn.srr.l.n
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Of chap. lle ol the c. $, relating to fees
TO committee on finance.
Bla paaed-House bill extending the
time to construct the Connecticut and Pas
sumpsic Il. Road.
Ou motion Of Mr.. Wilder, the Senate
adjourned.
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AFTERN0ON.
SENATE.

Reports.-Mr. Chittenden, for judici-
ary committee, requested to be discharg-
ed from considering Senate Bill No. 4,
relating to Pedlers. He said the reason
they asked q. a.discharge was, that the sub
iect had been up before every Leglsla-
ture. and in former times it had been Gus
tomary to make such reference to the
General committee. The motion was
agreed to, and the bill referred to the
General committee.
Public Bills referred-Relating to
Witnesses in amendment of sec. OF
chap. 40 of compiled statutes; both to Ju-
dietary committee.
Resolution.-By Mr.. Everts, that the
Jndiciary committee be instructed to III
auire into the expedieney of so amend
ipy the law of the last session of the
legislature as to provide for the election
of one additional Judge of the Supreme
court adopted.
HOUSE.
BIS introduced and reterred.-By
Mr.. Hebard of Chelsea, relating to tht
certifying of records of Justices of tn
peace By Mr.. Rounds of Chester, re
lating to the taking of testimony in suit
at law: BY Mr.. Prichard of Bradford
providing for an adjourned Term of Or
ange County Court at Bradford By MI
Randall of Roxbury, for the payment c
counsel for the respondent in crimina
cases all to the committee on printing
By Mr.. Randall of Roxbury, to pay j
H. Hastings the sum therein mentioned
to committee on claims.
On motion Of Mr.. Linsley of RUTLAND
the Clerk continued the reading OF tn
report of the R. r. Commissioner. A
ter completing the reading of the prir
cipal part of the report, on motion
Mr.. Linsley of Rutland, it was ordere
10 lie on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Olmstead, the vol
adopting the resolution introduced ye
terday by Mr.. Hebard of Chelsea, refer
ing portions of the Governors messaG
to the appropriate committees, was
considered, and that portion relating
attachment by naesre process, was refer
ed to committee of five.
On motion the House adjourned.
THURSDAY, Oct. 2l, 1858.
SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The hour having arrived for the Joi
Assembly to hear the reports OF canvas
ing communities, the Senators repair
to the Hall Of the House of Represent
tives, and having returned therefro
Senator French of Essex, introduc
the following.
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HOUSE.

Joint resOlution.-By Mr.. Slayton,
that the Hon. Edward Everett be invited
to deliver his Oration on Washington be-
fore the members of this Legislature,
citizens generally, at any time that will
best suit his convenience during this pre-
sent session.
Mr.. Slayton said that it gave him
much pleasure to introduce this resolu-
ton, hoping thereby to give the mem
bers of this House and the citizens Of
this vicinity an opportunity to hear
Americas greatest living orator, and also
thereby show their high appreciation of
the generous support which he has given
to the Ladies Mount Vernon Fund As
sociation.
The resolution was adopted.
A communication was received from
the Railroad Commissioner relating to
the connections formed by the Rutland &
Burlington and Vt. Central & Vermont
and Canada Railroads I; which was read
and ordered to be printed.