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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-04

CPITTOONS.-Ne have some beautiful patterns
~ for sale. WOODS GlLKESON.
Stauntcn, Oct %.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-04

TABLE CUTEERY.-I have now i'll Store a
i large stock of Table and Pocket Cutlery of all
qualities Ivory handled with Knives only, or with
Forks also the best quality of single, double and
treble plate Forks, Table and Teaspoons.
GEO. E. PRICE.
October o. 1885,.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-04

10BOXES Eng Dairy and Eastern Cheese. lust
~ received. bv TAYLOR 4 HOGE
Stanton Oct 2I. 1859
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-04

VXTAITERS. --Several hahdsome sets Of Walters
w Also single do. for sale by
Staunton, oct. %. WOODS & GILKESON.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-04

GADDLERY We are Just ope, ing the largest
= stock Of Sac dery ne have ever received en-
bracing everything in thst line, and some things
entirely new. WOODS e GIhKESCN.
Stanton Oct. IA, 1858.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

Ra.sgS fUss isSasEz1S Gy !
w a. saasss = -. CS..iIssssasf 40
the h'leFiRes (pasaes Il haD IA tas&se
Iressnry hs the ysar ending sepsslibet s1sg3
tie Shell kofAs d1ssst, Cosntia. ~ srsss4i
istin'esse.a = >ee1. s1s ss exclusive 4 a. ~
tax and TIE axes ~ snpaid a Dlalsa sna As0sssa
Baden In,d ~ ysis, t4,ss7 81, and MeDsxial
q, $50 81 and he Bank tax IVES sbeaG 1sA0eo,
un1sshg "a. ~ - ifom shesssouFcia 1hiSiD6aus
added 70 the SsO7.sls g already sivsa, wi,l i've
for the year The sun Of $780, Sin rousd
numbers ~ $S6aO0Q . e.Fl rf-t
The amount received Cor 1858, exclusive u Bank
tax, was $5Oa,6ls To- ,Ada ga. 900. about the
aDount Of Bank tax, and Ne have SSsS, SIS ~ o.
1858. showing IN, increase tor the year eodine n
1859 Of $lll,si5 81, q hscsioa over twenty pr
cent. '.-'' W '.i-t 1913 -T' ,'..frI ~
We also giveth amounts paid BY The Cooasies IN
1863 20 - to show the increase for 1859:
A STATEMENT ...-.- ..
Ut the aggregate gres amoSat ef Ps4lie Tssss
dsrieed from al sseeets Of ta1afioa in tie ssserai
CSsatis Of tie State. and aeeownted for Sy lie
Sheriff. SOM September, 1859: r''sg
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

SIR JoHx FRAxkLN-Thc world is at last dcani.
lively informed of the fate Of Sir John franklin and
his crews. The steamer Fox, Captain McClintoek.
sent out by Lady Franklin. has got back to England
with the full particulars and many memorial q the
illstarred expedition. These vcre found On the
northwest coast Of King Williams Island A re-
cord Of the events that occurred in the expedition,
dated April %. 1916, was found, and this shows
that Sir John franklin died June II, ls47. up to
which time nine officers snd fifteen men nd did
The survivors, los in number, were proceeding
south to the Great Fish Tivss. The discovery con-
firms the previous reports that have been received
Dr.. Rae .scertained from the Esquimapx, in ,lSh.
that l party Il about forty white nsa were on King
Williams Island in 1850 two years after the vessels
had been deserted, and few months later shey
found their bodies not r from tie Grsas Fish riya-
These were doubtless the last remnant a Ff.akliss
party, Who after the close Of the record lately dis
covered, started southwark, and gradually wssasd
away and perished u..rt.y tu s.,rf.lu IN
Franklin sailed with his party Of lss picked 1en
on the 18th Of Nay, 1875; the last despatch IRON
him was daisd Whsleash Island in July following.
and he was last sesn about the same tine BY wha-
lar "A, Z. ..lnsi.af 3 .'-Fof s'fft"f ~ /" VIZ
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

The STATE FA1R-We visited the Fair Grounds
on Thursday evening, and found every thing in
readiness for the approaching Fair. All the halls
have been neatly prepared and arranged for the 70
option Of articles, and ample arrangements have
been :aade for stock Of al kinds. We noticed q
number Of ploughs and cornshellers already on The
ground, sent by N. Boyden & Son, Of Salisbury
Also a wheat fan, from Montgomery & Co. Of Balti
more; and in Mechanics Hall . large and beautiful
lot Of furniture, by Mr.. Shultz, of Salem.
The race track is in excellent condition.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

~ Sk>k.&fu ,f(fS.A& tHA
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stk. 60 z $780, - ol.k hsls
WOpnN ~ SoDoaB - - ooA1n0V3
t6@assA ossesssA svshs y IsssA 0O61u6
Ivvyv. vA>A>A $3.50 A>~,usnrxS
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- SCsHsA sse eHns4 ossseA - hS0
- vNhssscss.sssses - yonWe:n1h -
"a SA-s,v. a = a. $500. 49, a a.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15
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The REGISTER speaks lightly of our intimation that
.,ner is careful to make no direct denial = -.
We all know tha4, in 1854, when the Order was
- I'll, operation in this State and when honest men
xere being inveigled into it by hundreds its very
.x;stence was denied and persons who insisted that
+ did exist were ridiculed for their credulity and
,reenness. The act Of is sxistence vas not known
r. outsiders until Gov Wise obtained their ritual Il
VIRGINIA: and soon after some Know Nothing docu-
,.uts in this State miscaied fell into the hands Of
democrats, and were laid before the public How
m.nv stories were told up to this period BY Know
Nothings-bow many Of them denied the truth in
declaring that no such Order existed and that they
did not belong to any such Order. We shall never
know Indeed, their very obligations imposed upon
them the necessity Of denying they acre chat they
,,sr Evasion, prevarication, double-dealing, was
tbe order of the day. They asked the unsuspecting
IN 90 and see 'Sam." and yet when pressed to
know whether "Sam was myth or reality. they
eravely declared that they knew nothing about it
Of course public and private morals suffered-the
seeds of discord and alienation were sown in thou.
sands of neighborhoods confidence between friends
was impaired, and good men Of all parties were
forced to lower their estimate of human nature
Such was Know Nothingism, and such were some Of
its fruits in 1854 --: '.'-.a - af"t
The whole concern at length became so odious
that it was apparently abandoned and it began to
be common saying as to this or that Wing. that it
VS. creditable to him that he had not joined the
Order. For our part we had no confidence in the
honesty of the leaders, and we never believed they
would "give it up So" We believed they would
modify their organization 50 q tn confine it to =
select few, and that this select few would hold the
secret meetings and direct the machinery. This
belief seems to have been verified. The "three
conered paper" mentioned in our last has signih-
canoe which is obviously too much for our neighbor
Of the Register: He ridicules what he cannot meet
He dances all round, IS il he had supply Of hot
peas in his shoes, but not for moment does he
come to the mark. lie is very funny. very agree.
able. very interesting, but he denies nothing All
this is significant -..... ....
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

Cool WEArHER-Jack Frost has paid US brief
visit, but left We believe, no traces Of his presence
The weather is cool, and wooden clothes are in de-
mand Fires are comfortable mornings and even
ings By the way, the consumption Of coal by our
citizens is increasing owing to the scarcity and high
prices Of wood, and the superiority Of coal in some
respects. If the Wilmington and Newbern mer-
chants desire to dispose of the article they might
"hear Of something to their advantage" by INFORM
ing our community Of whom the coal can be OBJ
aned Of what quality, and what Il will cost deliv-
cred here.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

TaE PEIHo ArrA1R.-Iti is reported says the Wash
'ngton States that the Administration does not ap
prove of the action Of Minister Ward and Commo-
dOre Tatnall, at Peiho and that instructions which
have been prepared by the Department Of State.
will shortly be despatched to Mr.: Ward, directing
him to maintain strict neutrality, and to avoid any
Cooperation with the French and English in their
movements against the Chinese These instructions
are similar to those given to Commissioner Reed.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

= Il vjn b ssasahssa ~ u 4 nsAA EsS.
he dsosesssie S.a.A~ 49, wsks y ~ - tse-
but ~ deea ~ shiGk Ne eAaaes ssrssadly iasss
ses . chsnQ e IL tash q rvpssssnsssisa a. he
manner e aiseihseiag ~ eso0n sAoaa fss,A-
We Ind = - SassissS q - wss& lssiss IN
: NJ Biedsss On this subject, sassssias 49, gssA
tons propoundrd 10 him. which &c vill psllsh
next week In oder that our rssdas may oass fully
understand the topso likey 10 b dis<ssssd n he
next csnv,sA-Cxislssss 0sasessa
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

d. S613s'saR
: :ssSo : q "a i.:' -. 80 es:. -
and diviisoay sAaau 49, Ssas USnkoa0i1eoR
rule and 0ors paeioe Osasusus sksa - Osnsosey
h.vs given - e he laas avs q siz yssA-lssiss-
m absvs q ~ sa,y sa.sS Nh Ssssso -
ths dseisias q ssssa esa00 ssaA - - 4 =
osse issssssis.h,s ~ - ha@s ~ O. Aes
ms:ss isssa . vhssdaiaC asPsah - - - D.
oenuc party ~ p1sp0es q ceasssvssisA. vAso
tAe whole Ahaesy a lAal Dassy b hssy e -
uSeevss.S ss:.is.sltA s.s.fs psAN.g
CONSERVATIVE end. indesdii A. vsu leek Into .
bsoshe' fos chastity. q Fssissasasy ss ss1sk e
heasssy.-Rvissw. e. a '.ss'.-t
We have copied he arseeiss 10 shsv Toe sAmN,
dsst ths d~pasis character q sAs sspss;siss -
Democracy; and seeoosly. ths rveAis~ end saers
voksd sbsas iosalsrd h b IL R,ySs~ ssssrA ~
political oppooens<
The lsssiiseses, which spsaks sde shs sssss,lssss
generally. - ven q Nsssehaarss = q NesskC.s.
o'ina, h rsdy 10 ee.cpsnss With any ssa 81 o.
tons In he Aoss q aseashs ~ ps.sessey. h
would nos sepd svrn IN ssslsss u eisn aisV,.
dp"-that h L would sals,es In iss ssun e -
litical slse~,hip jim Laes. a Kss~s. HssS GIVE
", of New Yost, wm r. Ssv,sd end ssssy Nsv
England kcsioaiss vho eoassihassd ssasy sadassS
" wsapos 70 eaahls shsls;osius h slsy sesskss~
men In Ksnsssi No uaits hsg S,seA ~ rpsasA
no matter hew iaAoeW he ehsrsesss a shs Msa
Who h opposed 10 Dsssoessey. ~ vtii asa 10 Ne
Isseiiisesesr IN ssseeists and A;ssd! DnVssssr
indeed must b thas a1s Wild On b upAssa ely
BY such assoria,;oos; desperate msss h ID sAssss
sor succsss vhen soeh silasioas srs openly savis<
49,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

- The Meth Csru,ins CeaArsnes a sks Msske-
dit Episcopal Church. yin b hssa h bssassss
eomaseess o. The 18Th Il Dvss.hss. BsAsS Es,y
presiding The Prshys1saa syned d Moth Care
lima wu usss ia waaiagsss O sAs - q ssss
month
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15
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q - ,s.s.s 49, 49,
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asss~s ss srssk sss~s " sxssass ~ Asvv e~sAws &c
sssss-fs arses sMs ssssssws sss ~ 90 - ~ cssns
q sN.s.v - ss< sssss
90 CsAx ssss AasSs 0SssAsA smSuae @ 0SssouA A<us
uSes 0sas csss s*s 500 A~~sssN VEGA -
s~sesss~sss. ssw sss 20 sssA.
De- osss ch~sss IA r0s - AunsssanasA 60
s~. s-ssM
Nsss Ss~~5sS. ~ N~ ssssasH ossS. o.
fsssaL usm~s. tASS ~~s rssssssvb
~ psa Sms.s hswst 80.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

Tns SAxrA Rs Roe.I-An attack u,s ssds o.
the outgoing Santa 70 mail BY The Kis~a iasssns
on The sash Sepssmh<r. The next nail sin ses
! leave without . military sssust A Psssy Il ss;.
grants had sio been sstseksd By he sSesoss tssns
near Marsh valley. and ssvsssl killed
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

A BEAp1l.ut AEr1c4E FOR TIE FAm-we have
just seen HoLr BlBLk the sheets a whicA vWs
Obtained in Nsy Yoek, snd ths hipdiRs ssecs>e&ty
Mr. J. J., Chaplin. II this City. Ar. CAaPlia e.
poets to exhibit this wosk at the approaching State
Fair. The binding is Of the Ensaish psnsg STYLE.
and Is certainly very beautiful A ssp9,a
course Il win take prsuia. q ~ hands Of The
discretionary eoemittss
PRuIns EuAslns.mr pos SALl-Mr. J. 3.
Muse, the prop sstot. SAtls IL ~ De u
lures, &C., of the olscs Il IRE bate Newbesn Daily
Delta tfHssss s . god No. washingsoa ,psss
and # I'D ..s's,r ss q ns".P.ass sHie fSNlA
TIE Wb1nNnuAs. I'd seems dsss.insd
P&o trosscSts he ChinsS1G Ten sSouais3 s siis
it is stated were to be sent from India to China and
Of course the British feet in the Chinese waters viii
be greatly strengthened
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

SonEvaAr Ds,orsAssc.-Ges bsevN. nsasas4
has besn r~s'sessd Gesunos a Georgia By twenty
thousand m.josisy. OF eosrss "shs sspssissss~-
on whose sCasts dspsnds Ne saivssiss sfshs tnisa
and u he ret a msnkiad-siIl shisk q Georgia
take courage. and pssa ksrvssd rH-..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

ElEcrIoss.-Five States Pennsylvania, Indiana,
Oho Iowa, and Minnessota- held elections on Tues
Jay last No members Of Congress were to be
CHOSEN, with the exception Of Minnesota and one
vacant district in Ohio 4, Pennsylvania elects IN
Auditor General and Surveyor General but no Gov
efn0r Ohio Iowa, and Minnesota were to elect
mil State tickets In Indians the election was for
members Of the Legislature Incomplete returns
from Ohio give the black Republicans . gain Of
''wO in 80 counties Scattering returns from Iowa
ndcate the election Of the black Republican ticket
ya small MAJORITY Fourteen counties Of Penn
's!sania heard from, sbow, > heavy Democratic
gain. 7''At
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

Yn.nw Rsvsn-The yslles Asw sa nd b h
increasing ss Hesssea. fss,a Nwv vvvs ~ usss
Of Galveston Nine eassa vsss r,pssssa - vssk
q IL. hsspis.ls b Nee Osssssa IAs b sks ara
notice 70 have sssa q 'hi ss.rEs ~, ss~~ss
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

Cherokee, Haywood and Yanccy wcrc not returned
in time to be included in the table Tor 1853 ALE
ghany, new County, paid with Ashe last year.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

- uss-sss Ns~sst s.ss.ss ~ Ass fN..Wws o. IRN
1kass ~ De Asas~sts 500 " dc ma rss~ ~ ~ Co.
srs~sss~ssa@r a sas N~~s s~~~ a~ ss~s swv~~usAs
ssssse.sfs ~ aw ~ <s A~s~ssss 90
assasr - sN~sksss sa~s~ssssw ~asA ~Sss - sS<.x
k.s sssesse s~s sss ste.n& sssss kss sss sSu~s 20
= M1us ~ss.ssstrfs ns ssea~stsss Ar-ssS Ssa sss
esssd Ssss~ ~ sAss As - ss~zsrsss1sAr
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

Cosssunoa.-A shoss sssieis b ss,ssssa 10 he
oank o6crs, q Charlotte vs eep;sa iase shs -
&ssdsrI, and i@propWiy asdissAss ~ fsyssssvils
Csrsliaisa Ne credit sAssla Aavs ~ eivn =
The Ckas3ssts 0sosersG - eye
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

e1x cxssa ss&ess tHeexs 49, sssss9 q -
nsSasHs ssUss~sss ~ ustlos~s 80 49, .
NnnAs 60 ~ o. ssS e<'As
1850. 90 9. ssm. sa-aS.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

VS S 80
11G00t eu0yU0 uNspA 0ouo1kyVWAS
- sss~~ tss ssssss.. ssss ~ =. - S.~O so
ss s~sss0 80 60 snNrss &saD = ASeDD - ~ -
~ asss s~lsuA ssnsupS0-
sAsass sAsssMe @ 60 apA suasA -
Essass sssssss, sssxsss sswa - -
o sss q sNslsssxS ssssn sssa q. .
ss.r s.wpsess s~assssssf s~ss< s~sssss, Z
6txsg&2eSS oe~ss, N0n9. 6Af9NnA O9N3
ss<ssD - - tsss 80 <>s~ g.
tea ssxsAsssas ss.ss 49, sssss . esssAsa
ssZ 60. s.sss -
- - |. &C., U.:s~ -
t~saHs a. "a 90
81 ~.sa. ss.. o o.. sM q @ g ~nnuaaO
$3.50 - - ~. ~~ss 49, ars anVN sts - 80
~. - e~s sssssss - - - GssaA. OS 6o
0AstVAeysatse.
ssss ss.ssv - .~. sssHss = ~ .s,a.~. sss - -
rsss~s ss - s~M ~s~ss&s - - -
-. s~~ss::sssssss-s* go -
80 SSss. ss--. s,-sv - @s,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

w. S o. SrocKs IN New YORK, OcroBse TO-
s.. s0or' six per cent. bonds, 50 to "a; Tennessee
per cents, $751;; California seven per cents, 49,;
Carolina six per cents, Oh.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

aARr-Our neighbor Of the, Register; referring
~ e TACT that the Senior Of this paper will deliver
.e address before the Cumberland Agricultural So
"" on the Sd Of next month"; says: " We bar all
-''.son to "tcp-roots." Citizen" Our venerable
1s'shOor is smart enough to have discovered the
tomake.
"ewould be glad to have our neighboTs COM
''ny to Fayetteville: Long tims.go"l he vs
"e" posted on the wheat crop, and we might CLEAN
sumo valuable information from him. Go with us
'snoor If you viii, We viii rslsase you h "a
's rom all Obligation 70 listen to our speech.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-15

q. "'sssoS COUNTY FAIR.-The faA aAspd ezhibis
h u the Robson County Agricultural Society will
s held At Red springs IN tie 1sth, 18th and 18th
Of November next The aanasaa! .adrsss min
" uslvered BY Thos, D. Mcdowell Esq, Of Baden.
A. Mcdowell IS ! practical farmer and gentleman
j.. ~och information md inhlNssnce An Interest
se. s1o valuable na9s .ddrsas nay thsssare be OK
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-21
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TUESDAY, Dec. 20.
The House met at t2 O'Clock. Prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. WOODBRIDGE, of the Episcopal
Church.
A message was received from the Governor.
enclosing a communication from the President
of the James River and Kanawha Canal Com
pany, relative to the armory To be established
and another presenting the Philadelphia ban
nerf the General Assembly. The latter was
ordered to be printed.
communication was received from the
Adjutant General in reply to resolution OF
inquiry relative to the volunteer companies
which have been recently formed and are
awaiting arms. He states that the companies
50 situated are-26 companies of cavalry, oi
artillery, 0 of light infantry. and ii Of rifle
men.
Bills Passed-Senate bill. amending the char
ter of the Virginia Slate Company, authoriz-
ing IL TO build railroad from its works in AL
bemarle to point on the Rivanna river; Sen
ate bill for paying the Bank of Commerce OF
Fredericksburg for two lost coupon bonds
with amendments by the House; Senate bill
amending the charter of the Preston Coal and
Iron Mining Company; Senate bill for the re-
lief of John and Abraham Guseman; Senate
bill incorporating the Westham Iron Compa-
ny in Henrico.
The Bank BiN-Mr SEDDoN, chairman OF
the Committee on Banks made q report from
that committee, stating that it had considered
the resolution of the House, instructiDg il to
report forthwith on bill repeating the act Of
81, providing for more uniform currency oi
port at this time, desiring more time for the
consideration Of the subject.
Bids Reported.-Changing the name of the
Lewisburg Female Institute Company; amend
ing Ihe act Incorporating the Trustees of the
Giebe Fund in Lancaster; for the relief OF Is
real B. Burner, of Page county; for the relief
OF r. Y. OVERLY, of Meckienburg; for the relief
of A. J. Whitehead; for the relief Of Jno. W
Lawson Incorporating the Virginia Powder
Manufacturing Company; Incorporating the
Farmers Savings Bank katRichmond; ;incorpor.
atiug the Citizens Savings Bank Of Richmond
incorporating the Planters Savings Bank
of Lynchburg; incorporating the Lynchbur2
Savings Bank; making an appropriation to
the Western Lunatic Asylum Incorporating
the Culpeper Savings Bank, in Culpeper coun-
" Senate bill for the relief of the Richmond
l.. /. Blues; Senate bill for the relief of Jno.
A. Guseman.
Sfafe Institntioss.-The Senate bill making
an appropriation Of Si0,000 to the erection OF
the Lunatic Asylum west of the Allegheny
Mountains, was taken.up
Mr.. RAYMOND moved thatit be laid on the
table until members could examine 1t. Mr..
CRANE urged the necessity ofimmediate action
in the prosecution OF this work, so essentially
humane in its objects. The bill was laid on
the table.
bill appropriating 1000, the annual ap-
propriation, to the support of the Deaf Dumb
and Blind institution, and 1900 for the ercc-
tion of workshops destroyed by fire last win
ter, was taken up and passed. Ayes 135, nays
!. fMr. ToNLEN.
On motion, the House adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-21
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