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Disgusring.-On Saturday last the Ma
committed 10 Jail, for drunkenness, young
rah Hall, and protesting to hail ron 7G "a.
joining county.
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Ward School-As soon as the Jeffrr~oI Ward
School room is completed, which wlii o~ hl-~
ished in the course Of few WEEKS, u" guIn.
mIttee will employ good teachers. AID IA -I..
all the children of that ward To Join l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

LimJ Eactured.-On Saturday afternoon ias',
while II party OF lads were at play on Frank
lin street near 23rd, Martin Williams, aged l3
years, climbed up tree to escape from his
companions, and falling, fractured his right
arm near the wrist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

~ DR.. }. Hostrtter's Celebrated Stomach
5tI LLR> is uLe ot tue greatest strens the n Rg
Trep7rff .JHz eIf9nt. Il IS especially adapted t0
20 Sc Tao are AFFECTED with the Fever and Ague
ur aHf other d.sease arising from a dsOrdsred
tNai'0n ui the digestive organs. For Fever and
"a tHt there 10 perhaps no medicine III the world
t.-t l' Il. rs / eaters, purIhes and repieuisnes
u. . .ui, when IS So important To bring about n
lea ~ action IN diseases OF this nature. The
i 5'.s.s are now among the most popular, ami AT
'as lie tine. valuable specifics III the medical
N'II. IA recommending Il 10 the public, We are
la.N conscious OF dong them a great service,
s.tN'us. IS do, their many excellent quail ties.
@alHurs and SPEEDY action IN all cases where the
disease caused 10y the iTTegulaTity of tie dlses-
Eve u.-aGs. trial viii suffice tor the most see p
'.t.
>o.d by druEsists and dealars generally, every
hasEe Sc lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

FIghtiHg.-Augustus keech and George
HoIaker were arrested on Saturday last and
held to bail TO ans wer the charge of fight ting in
the street. They are to appear before The
Mayor this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

Penches. of good quality, for prrseTviHE a#a
picklng have been scarcer this seasc1 r'f.. 7--
ever knew them before An inferior tt.a
Will bring 81 SO and SO per ou-h~!, HaG s''
hard 10 get at that.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

Nurses are often cruelty uukind To- ll,tie
children, when sent out TO give them az and
exercise, and hers would do WEI 70 t-g :
after them, If they wish TO guard their hciL-
less Infants from punishment. D1 SI'nFGfy
las, as weare in formed. gentieme" ia ra-sa
ibg through the Capitol Squar-. brsYd 30
screams OF pretty little boy, NboU. Ghgea
years old, aud turning in the dirsc'i-u - ar
Court-House to ascertain the cause. sAE
nurse switching him severely. He says 80
conld not resist the temptation of appr tch~
ing Der, and breaking his cane over her bead
and declares that If be Had had his way he
would have hung her to the highest tree Fh-
parents of the child will know the chsra. Ter
Of their nurse when they read this notice. -
she is said to have carried the marks t.s Aer
punis hment with her whaa she went ha5re.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

DEsTRucTIvK FIRE.-The srexas Hotel, - In
Hillsviile, Carroll county, Va ,--the property
Of Mr.. w. q. Thornton and the jail OF that
county, were both destroyed by fire on the
night Of the 18th inst. The ortgta OF the A 70
was accidental. There was me- Insurance. on
the property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

Yesterday Morning the weath.r W., de
Iightful thai, at an early hour, the srres's
were alive with ladies and children, w"ait-t
their way to the Sabbath Schools aEC q. t.-
churches
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~ Gents Furnishing Goods.

= Y U
1o9 AIN ST R E EFT.
Ir4rsauZ SHIRTS, GluntieJts, Drawers,
N.4.a SlaWls, Gloves. NutieTs,
k4r,ets. stocks, Suspenders.
Dress e Robes, Necg Ties, Night Shirts,
g.. .trs, HAndkerchlets, NI&ht Caps.
lte e'ucs rs arge, well assorted. and VIII be sold
r.s1t Particular attention - called To our NJ r.
10 UNDER " "a K for Gents Hse, consisting
ot HiRIS. DRAW Frs and SJCkS-t1e assert
meat comprises every approved stS le and quality.
-s-lttT make and iuil lines of siZss-ShITts from
= % A breast: Drawers from 25 to Al waSat -
S0.,s all ZeE. Call 1T 100 Man street.
sv I5.rs W. 5. IIPMAN. AGENT,
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Fu,.-On Saturday morning ia-t the gsHIru
OF fire was caused by the partisi puI..sns ot
tie roof Of the laundry of the Arlington
House Loss small.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

Inproring.-We learned from one Of the sur
geons at the Bellevue Hospital, at late hon5
Yesterday afternoon, that the condition OF JGC-
o. Askew had very much i'm proved since FL.
day, and that hopes are now entertained OF III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

Druak-Frederick S. Thompsoa, arrested
for being drunk IN the street, was arfIs I'D te-
fore the Mayor, aud held 10 security itE La
future good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

ReutraL-An extensive revival oI T1iigtgr -
is progressing nj Union SlatioL Me-nYl-s.
Church, under the preaching Of the Re- 81 r.
Bennett.
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- Elnr Arts...The nndr- >l.urd hir.

- Fine ArtS.--The uudr. >I"urd have
-,l rec we'd = large and beautiful assortment of
Cr.uKfD ana PLAIN ENGRAVINGS and
L.IHOoRAPHS. to which they would cal! the at
,alaHH Of amateurs and the public IN general;
...H vel selected assortment Of ARTISTS
EAIERIALS, BRUSHES. FUDiES for Il h
g.aN. MONUMENTAL and OIL PAINTINGS,
We are also better prepared than ever TO fil or
tsrs for MIRROR, PORTRAIT and PICTURE
FRAMES. PLAIN and ORNAM -NTAL GILT
Nu' Nos Of our own manufacture. LOOK
Ihr-5i.-t SSES, Il r ! = Il and = + K n A y
80 v.E I>r-GLA~S PLATES. Ne would call
s.elt. at-eatIou to our large stock OF FRAMES
'- PORTRAITS. PHOTO IRAPHS and PIC
J t. RES. al OF which We VIII sell, wholesale OF
--ta.. a. very lDw prices.
y. BOD Fr23es re -.,de3 Pictures Cleaned
sl5 Yam saed. J. Y. SUNDBEHG Il co,
Pr L-jE' 2gJ MAN street.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

The Carnlry Command of this section Of the
State are steadily preparing for their enca up.
rent, to take place at the Central Fair
frounds In November next, aud from present
iholeatiors larger mum Der Of mounted mill
tary wiii assemble on that occasion than has
been brought together in Eastern Virginia To
quarter OF century. The plan Of the ei.-
campment, and all the general arraD gene T.,
have been prepared with such care 10 the
economy and comfort Of each corps, tha, no
room has been left for cavii, and we are quIfe
sure that the three days general traininr. = r.
ready agreed upon, will prove Of dec!d y ad.
vantage 10 oil who participate In IL. 1ae ln-
fantry. rife and artillery companies were so
iavted to join this encampment bu5 ho ~
many of them will do so has not yet b,sr a.
certained. Unfortunately for the voiun 8 =
of this city the time selected is the bus, f@a-
son, and but few if any of them can pa
pate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

Lott-I De great MAGICIAN and VtntrII' Y nltI
SAID TO have no equal In this country 90 fraIs
of eRerdemain and in the control OF hls Ysils.
is TO give one of his astonishing aId h'rGfy
amusing entertainments At Mechaulcs' Ius'I-
tute Hall. this evening. When Pro-. Lyve
visited Richmond ON a former occasion, LIZ
then being stranger, his exhibitions weEa so
novel-so much out of the general order Of
sleigh t-of- hand operatU rs-that scores OF per-
sons, and ladies par tic uiariy, ucked in 70 ls
to SEE him. Since then ne has added largely
to his list of wonders, aud will be able t.
tertain and instruct all who patronise him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

Fa sc AIarm.-rhe burning of ii chimney "u
Saturday night last, caused ine cFIts ,a F.Fr
the alarm OF fire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

The rsssiea st wheat ~ Muasic, ~, r., en-
largest sEaeaas sssf tsssi,sd ii 4 slssis Asy,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

MIsIsTBs McLAsE leaves Washington TO.
day for Key West where he will Join the
slsot"of' war Pawres, aud proceed 10 Vera
Crus, and resume the aatiss Of Cur rsprsssn.
sstiys 10 Msxlepa ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

An AMERICAN SEAMAN ADMINISTRATIVE
Wallace, boats waia of the ship Lombard, of
Roston, Mass, was stabbed snd killed a, Liy.
erpaoL Engisad, on ths tth last, by n fasrmaa
salies, briensips 20 ths satas vessel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

Jxws IN 1arIAsn.-rsws mn., be n sss-cs
Afasls tn irsian1, far, defiwH the iaat rs wears,
.hs marriages af fAxs hass hardly Averaged
aee pes sssr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24
"a I" hits suIphar Water
faoH rHH
WHITE R(II,PHIfR RpufNG9

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
go-. Greenbrier Co., Va
TIT LED AT THE SPRIN2s
.5tt' Eonpshy have made great mproveme nts in
iyct ~ Snd the tTansportsd water Il pow ns per
qidsgs ,hsa ssser f,ols. ~ sperss. .kesrsss eli
50 A~ssa " E1"""~fW w fGIaaanaaaTsk
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MODEL MANNER or SErrLrNa LARGE Es.


TATE-Seth Thomas, of Plymouth Hollow,
Connecticut left At the time OF his decease,
eighteen months ago, property worth from
$4,000 TO $500 800. ard six children, who were
has heirs. There was no will, and the estate
descended in the legal manner to the children
equally. They consulted no lawyers, began
no scramb be but mutually agreed upon TWO
judcIous men, and employed them to divide
the properly into six portions rs nearly 20 ual
IN value as could be. THIS done, the PORTIONS
were put at auction among them, each buying
Iy divided. In this way the lawyers got no
fees, the community no scandal, the peace of
the family circle was preserved, and an end
arrived at which gratiffes every pure senII-
ment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

IpIoTs There are 2O,OO0 idiJs "a q r"f
Britain many OF them Ia A-ylutns, SHl.5
Just p.en opened a Lausdow ne HJUg., Gree
wIch, for the training oi idiots of th- -tt'eI
Ia.E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES
Autumn Sales. Va
$UPERB ENT.

xATET\S s. x F'lC X |. T. n,
f,IanIKN.iE kNp RETklL pEAfENSl IN
,-,pFl3N AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
IN"' 80 Il AlN SIkKkr. = !NNMoNn.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Afairs in LynrhtHg.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Sept. %.
Since my last, nothing OF "a very startling or
deeply in teres ting nature has transpired in or
around this place From present appearances
the equinoxfal rains are over. having been
much lighter than usual
Political matters is the absorbing topic on
the streets during The day and at night politi-
cal speeches are all The go. On Friday even
Ing before last Roger A. Pryor. of Petersburg,
favored the adherents of BreckiHridge and
Lane with an eloquent address in favor of
those gentlemen for the Presidency. On Sat-
utday evening following, ]. Il. Baldwin. OF
Staunton. delivered a handsome speech ndyo-
eating he claims of Bell and Everett: and on
Tuesday last, Major James Garland of this
CITY, made strong appeal in support OF DJu-
glas and Johnson. On Thursday evening he
Claims Of these gentlemen were further urged
by tx. *. Collier and II. L Hopkins, OF Peters
burg On Friday evening, w. X. Staples, OF
moniSN mefy county. occupied The same stand
tor some hours in behalf OF Bell and Everett
aud, as If TO keep the ball in motion, the
Breckinridgers have an appoin tment for the
early part OF The present week. Al the Bell
ard Everett address Oh Friday night last,
TWEEN ty-slI ladies were present.
A case OF iEfanticide occurred in Amherst
county week before last, seldom cqualled in
atrocity. The offender WAS a servant girl of
a Mr. Cox, and was tried on last Thursday at
Amherst rt-House and sentenced to trans
portation. The infants head was severed
from It's body with a case knife, and the re-
mains hidden. The deed was committed with
the view of concealing her shame.
VALUE OF kNowLRDGE-Two years since a
madam, near Acton, Lower Canada, while
engaged in digging potatoes, found some frag-
ments of copper ore. On the 18th of Septem-
ber, 1859. Mr.. Lewis Sleeper having Obtained
lease of the grounds, CO mmenced the devel-
opmant of the mine. He found two hundred
tons, in loose blocks, in the surface deposits OF
diiuyium, which WAS all taken out without
powder. Some of the blocks Of ore weighed
fifteen tons. Since March last Mr.. Sleeper
has been working oEe huSdTed and seventy
hands, and has taken out over S2Gu,0O0 worth
OF ore, oue-half of which is dressed ready for
market, ana the remainder Is in the course of
preparation. In one week he took out 150 tons
of 2U per cent. ore. During the last few Gays
this mine has been sold for $500, 600, of which
Mr Sleeper received S200,UuU. This is doing
pretty well for Mr. S, who was previously
engaged 5 q teacher in Montreal. aud al 10
thing 10 guide him i'll his enterprise but his
know ledge of geology
MODEL MANNER OF SETTLING A LARGE Es-
Thomas, of Plymouth Hollow,
t'puUactlcut al Al no pf
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Three song, two OF them written hy Acloo
Bell and one Of Them by E,iis Bell, TIE si-te'-
4 Chariot Bronte, have been set ~ ,' ia
England, and are highly praised oy tas l. -G-
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Nr. Fsrrslly's s94, to incorporate OVsFton SAY.
ings Institute. was laid On the table.
AR. kincaid Of Caibernes, 4l9, 10 amend sci Of
1896 Tor the benefit Of the Bean Station Turnpike
Company Rejected.
Mr. Beaneics. 427, 20 amend charter Of Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad vsa sid on the tsbis
Ar Williams Of Hieknaus, 453, to appoint per-
manent Capitol COMMISSIONERS Rejected By yeas
q, nays So
Dir SoFeIIs. 459. to repeal act Of II March 1858
repeating act changing the line between Lawrence
and Maury counties was indefinitely postponed on
Speaker NnITTHoRNEs melton.
Mr. Farrelly's 400, to remove Supreme Court to
Memphis vas indefinitely postponed on motion Of
Mr. WILLIAMSON, by yeas 40. nays 10
Mr.. richardson 8, 49, to establish the 9th civil
district in Dyer County Passed the second readiDQ
Mr.. White OF Davidson's, 507, for the benefit Of
clerks Of the Supreme Court was rejected
Mr.. WISENER moved to reconsider the vote re-
jecting The bill.
On motion by Mr. JONES that motion was hid on
the table.
Mr. Wissner's., 500. to enable Justices Of the
Peace to correct their judgments. Passed
! Mr. Wseners, $40. for the heneft Of Justices Of
/ the Peace. Passed
Mr. Farrelly's SIG, 10 allow clerks Of courts L
practice law was, laid on the table.
Mr.. Trewhitt's 5l9 20 amend law Of summary
proceedings against officers was passed the seconS
reading by yeas 49, nays %.
Mr.. Buffers, 52l, to establish Gaanoery Court a
Bristol, was read.
Mr. WHITE Of Dickson made an inectual motion
yeas p, nays 40-tO lay the bill on the table
/ The bill thea passed the second reading
Mr. Wisener's, 528, to exempt homestead ffou
execution. was real.
( Mr. KINCAID Of Anderson made an ineheetua
motion-yeas 49, nays 84-tO lay the bill on tn
table.
Mr. HEBB moved to amend by exemRting on
negro.
On motion BY Mr.. WHITMORE his demand 70
the previous question was sustained BY the House
The bill was then rejected By yeas 80, nays "a.
And then
On motion, the House took recess till q O'cloo
tonight.
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The widow Of the gallant and eccentric Col.
DAVID CRocKETr died lately il johnson county Tex
as Of apoplexy, in her 18th year.
The recent Alabama Legislature passed : mill
tary bin placing 100000 at the disposal Of the Gov
erHor. Resolutions authorizing the calling OF con
vention in the event Of the election Of Black Re
publican President were also passed. Also bill to
encouvage direct trade with Europe, by exempting
such goods from the usual tax.
The Black Republicans have opened the Presi-
dental campaign in earnest and are now circulat-
ing millions Of their fanatcal AMI incendary docu-
ments through the North. The recent speech OF
SEWARD has been issued in pamphlet form, and i
entitled civilian IL Seward uber die Sklayere...
frage in ihren Beziehungen EUR Natonalen Politlk'
- The bill excluding free negroes from the State
Of Missouri has passed both branches Of the Leglsa-
ture Of that State.
1t is stated that Palatka Florida near which Is
lscated the plantation and residence ofDr KEITH re
Gently murdered by his negroes, was marked down
upon JOIN Browns bloody map with red cross, lnd
eating that it embraced the elements OF lnsurrec-
tion-
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COmmORORE

WWYILL stand the present season &c the Snhsr6ers Pam
Nv near Ashwg3d POgtodce, M1ury county Te.nss.- !
so Dollars the season,
aud One Dolzr tie Groom. Mares vim Be- posture, aud "a
q usual rzies Ayey care VII De tan Of sss ron !
distance bat 20 liability Tor secidents or essa-a.
y g II r. ~
COmmod ore vas got BY Boston Irs 81 Terirrto- o.
connie Rel Eve. Ec) out Of RasaIie $500
bv Sir Charles, his grand dam Mischief ~ V-fe - -
dam by Imported Bsdfold, Imported SAT- JTi5-7 r;
Spanking Roger Imported Jolly Roger out 81 Hs Bsi ere
Ancesfrsss Of TIE celebrated Tr1s aua ,tt-u r5 r. ~
b. Mr. h11tsr' OF Hampton Va 70 viii hus Be sen tr Com
Of tho hard bottom crosses Of Sir 8rehi r nv
Stallion Of his purt blood living q hcb ave 7 FBo-
lsdge-
cOodoFs IS beautiful blood Bay, 70 year, ola. slsr ias
etSnas We years ysungerl and " thought By many q
- h st-ii ~ ha me color. hard, cietn limbs Oh
magnificent high carriage, he besntu ymmstry OF his
Genuine % give him rsnarEabls aad con
got his ankle hurt Col. W n Jobnso5 10 whom ne Hon
= n oosls mad sold half Of him yar ior urn
2. ll.ng m consequence % The injury, and vas noe
trained again until he four years old Mr. Bolts sys
~ VIC 4eLAst ll0l3E had trane except one. and
-oo2h LANE in which be started, Tires
Of sE Commodore has had % esii1a YET on The turf ana only
que mas been trained Two end In ne LoEnd1
STAKE az Charleston g. C. made Al the farm
% W. 3 Gibbons, ESD, ct Madison, g. J;a So s season.
VINO bred to him Gold Pin b. Boston Mamie Lewis b. Glsnco
V1 ~ y. ne a9tlo ana raiies Faany ssru' g. -.
Lac ioioRing eHzlct will 0W the estimate 10 which hesh held
By an old surfnsn and trainer.
In reply 10 yours in relation 90 Comnodore would ss
mink h second 70 hcr5s in che United States his
y{ ans particularly Csr5iina gaeh tank hns any
EFAA kOALED. am willing 90 match 6 1g1iHat any in
Allerioa- out Of any uutras-ed mare
All the mares LEI 70 Co1odass lass Spring have iaai but
ore look upon him being q The snrss- loa ifers
Virginia, and would bred 60 him as ReEanue
soass respectfully,
p. McDANLEL."
Mr.. Mcdaniel has refused s Cox bis Commodore Eivsat
The speed ana saduranc strength ana action or he Bs.as
above ali others-and t IS satsct of caorsflf E ~
hseder q Tennessee, hat ly have al opportunity 70 avail
Asaellss q ne sfyles q ms nesouaod native g cross
apon mares non tls resent efiaio1l .L,as POLK
ehl5-tE2n
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For smithland and Paducah.
eiREAT ImPRoVErTFNr IN nE.rISEn

"a VIE bplendid passenger packet r 4 A.
SAMMsi AasIers viii leave for the above led, ~
and lnteIuaeeiate ports this day, I4th Of MARCH,
4toeloek' NJ For freight passage apply On board ono
- A HAMILTON, Agent
CHEAT IMPROVEMENT IN DTSrTTSTRV-
WOULD beg leave to call the attention OF nv patron, and
IL me pubic generally to enr0 method OF inserto-
AruaI Teeth upon aFecently discovered nonmeale bss
Hhch possesses great advantages all others ever before
among ghion the following may be specified.
lst They much lighter weight ana corseouoi l ma
pleasant to the Eearer ~
d They can be adapted to the with more acerscy
! and under ali circumstances insure perfect It,
ID Win this method the mouth restored 70 it oin
al ape desideraum long required in the Dental 6r
/ and Of equal importance to the patient.
4h The material when being prepared soft and ills IN
All lnsrces, leaving chance Tor Judgment particles
food, which much annoy the patient in the former plan
5h By this METHOD ten hours from the time the tee are
extracted perfect set be inserted which worn until
the absorption and hardening Of the gums taxes place. when the
I same teeth can be reshttei at a small expense
9TH Teeth put In upon this method equally firm and benn
less liable 70 break Of durable when on gold
plate
have on hand large supply Of improved teeth With pol
ed surface, which be detected natural organ
have Inserted atty sets, including partial SETS every one
/ Of which is giving the utaaost Subtraction.
Nashville. r. RUSSELL. Dental stl-reon
Office and residence South Cherry Street, doors South Of The
Post Otnce ImarI3-GIW
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SENATE


TUESDAY, March Is, 1850
The Senate was called to order at nine o'clock
by the Speaker and opened with prayer by the
R'v. Sir. Csrnes
MOTION ENTERED TO RECONSIDER.
Mr. TRINBLE entered a motion to reconsider
the yots adopting his amendment to House bill No
37j, to incorl crate the Nashville and EIgeheld
Bridge Company.
BILL INTEoDUCED.
By Mr.. STANTON: No. 32l-To amend the act
establishing the Seventh Ghancery Division OF Ten
nessee. Pasesd first reaiing.
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
No. S6S--To regulate the settlements Of the In
tsrnal Improvement Commissioner. Passed, ayes
90, noes 8
No. $3.50 facilitate public travel.
MIR. WOOD offered an amendment TO change the
corporation line of McMiuuv:ile, which wa adopt
ed. ,
The hill as amended then passed it, lhird reading,
ayes IT, noes >.
No. SS4--For the relief of the citizens Of De-
KaIb county Passed, ayes IT, noes 5, as follows:
Avss---Msssrs Allen, Boyd, BdmpaSs, HIldIe'E'
Horn. Hunter, johnson, sue, Mickey Mcclellan
Richardson, stokes, Stokely, Wood snu oPeaSer
NeWmsn.--l5. -, ~
Nos,---Messrs. Bradford, MINIS, McNeilly, Nash,
Payne, Peters. Stanton and Stovah g.
No, 395-To incorporate the State Female Col
lege 10 Shelby county. Passed
No S9S--To incorporate the German BeneVo-
lent Society of Memphis. Passed
No. 40I-TO incorporate the Ingsmar Loige Of
Sons Of Malta AZ Memphis. Passed
No. 404-- 70 charter the Pennesiee Medical pc
qevoent Society. Passed.
Ne. 409---For the relief Of James Jones, sheriff
Of Greene county Passed, ayes 20, noes 2
TO. 4I5---To amend the charter Of the Mutual
Protection Fire Insurance. and Life aud Trust Com
pauy Of Trenton.
Mr.. PAYNE offered an amendment charter the
Franklin Insurance Compa Of 'mphis, which
ADOPTED
The bill was then pissed Oa its third aiding
No. 4lI-TJ reduce The tax the rlvege Of
standing stations and sck4.
Mr. MCCLELLAN offered ameadmenf TO re
quire non-res'deuts 10 piy license now required
by law, which was ado ted
Mr.. STOKELY moved TO strike out the section
providing hat the act shall take effect from its
passage, which motion failed.
The bill then passed the third reading ayes Il,
noes g. as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford, BumPsss,