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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-05-15
April "a, 1851
Legal Notice.

VOU and each If you are hereby notified Tat there
IL will be on file in the Office Of the Glen Of the
District Court Of Wapello county, Iowa, on before
the 18th day Of May, 1861 petition Of IsaacS Nor.
rs claiming to be the In fee of The east half o,
the + a dissection 26 and the N n of the N n OF
the N w a OF section "a, both pieces in T a. n W.
asking the Court to correct mistake in the deeds
from James Newman to George X. CASTOR, ami from
said Castor 10 the Plaintiff conveying the OF the
N w Il ofNW II OF section "a, in place of they u OF
said tract was Intended, and asking the Curt to
quiet the title to the first above described land in the
said Plaintiff, AID unless you appear and iefend
against said petition before of the second
day Of the next term Of said Court, commencing on
the 9th day of May, 1861, the said petition viii be
taken pro c0ntessO and decree be rendered accord
Ing to the pr syer thereof.
HENDERSHOTT BURTON,
Aprii24, le6l-I-l3-4w Att'ys for prtf
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~ Unexpectedly summoned to n dis
tant State by the dangerous illness of near
relative, where we shall be detained several
weeks, we must beg the kind indulgence of
correspondents and readers, for any seeming
neglect oecditorial duties occasioncd thereby
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Tennessee.

Tribune Washington correspondence, ioth.J
The people of Tennessee are to vote in
July next on the question of secession. The
struggle for the Union promises to be close
and desperate, and may end in civil war be.
tween the traitors and true men.
Col. Campbell will be the Union candidate
for Governor, and will take the field againsi
the sccessionists.
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God bless our Native Land.

God Bless our native land:
Firm may she ever stand,
ThrO' storm and night!
When the wild teMpests rave {:
Ruler Of wind and AZ ave,
DO thou our country save,
Dy.thy great might!
For her our pray'r shall rise.
To God above the skies:
On llisa we w lit.
Lord hear our na,iOn's cry:
BE thou fOrever.nig7,:
May freedom neverdie:
God save the state!
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PHILADELPHIA, May ll.-Col. Anderson
and Mrs. Lincoln, and suite arrived here last
night. The former is to be officially receiv-
ed in independence Hall this afternoon. He
will be escorted to the Hall by the military.
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TSnecial TO the SUM-

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Cabinet has
decided to sustain the Union men in Virgin
ia, Tennessee and Missouri with PROMPT
and efficient force. 1t appears that the Leg
isature of Tennessee on the 9TH appropra-
ted So 900, 900 for arlning the State.
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BUFFALO, May 1l.-Five companies vol
unteers left to-day for camp Elmira. The
Home Guard. Hon. Willard Fillmore com
nander, the Fire Companies and the 74th
Regiment escorted them to the depot.
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.egal Neii:e.

Evan NJ Crane lin the Distrc. Court Of wnpeno,
John Oyerman.
To JOHN oyERMAN-
6SIR-You are hereby notified that there IS now
~ on file in the office Of the ERIK OF the District
Court of wapelo county, Iowa, petition OF Evan a.
Crane. claiming CT you four hundred and thirty and
g. 100ths dollars, with ten per cent interest," nreon
as nancy due on promssory note executed by y, u
and one Philander overman, to j. Finley 4 Crane or
order for two hundred and sixty five and 26ioO dol
lars and endorsed paihtif, and as money due on
certain other promissory note executed by you AMIR
one Philander Overman to the order of Phillip Clark
for egthty-one and 7O1OO dollars and endorsed To-
nlainif Said petiton also asks for writ Of attach
ment aga st your goods, chattles lands and tene--
Fments to secure said claim. Now unless you appear
on or before noe the second day of the next term
of the District Court of Wapeo county, Iowa, to be
begun and held on the 9th day Of May. 1884, In sa th
county, default viii be entered against you ahd JUG
/ s, w. SUMMERS, Atty
I Anr;, o. 1sei.4w for Plaintiff.
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These men are all regulars, and about 400
of them first rate artillerists As 500 could
properly work the ordna ICE, there is quite
a respectable force left to repeal stcrmers,
and keep the quarters secure, in case of at,
tack Should the enemy, however, attempt
hostiities, the Marine Guards, and scvera
guns crew from the men,ofwar wonld be
si..nal, for. -. !.
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Legal Notice.

James W Norris.
George Lasws]l,, In Uis.IIc, coei' VI ""Pe's'
Evelina Laswellt coanty,'o"a.
Samuel s. Bennett,
Samuel II. Worcester
10 George Lasw.l, Evelina Laswell, Samuel s. Len
nett and Samuel ii. Worcester
Won and each of you are hereby notiheu that one
or before the first day Of May, 1851, there wilt
No On file In the Office Of the CLERK OF the district
Court of wapello county, Iowa, c!a'inhe VI oeorps
JosweI and Eyelina Laswcll the sum OF one huhured
and seventy dollars with ten per cent Interest from
the date of the mortgage and note az money dae on
morpare and also asking the foreclasure OF m"rt-
ca ge heretofore executed TO the said plasti James
| " Norris by the name and style old. Norris, and
acknowledce and delivered to the plain'iu on the
sbirteenth day of April A. 1882 whereby The said
| George Laswell and Evelina Lasweh mor,gageo 70
n,aipti rs aforesaid Lot number fifty IN MOTIFS
subdivision Of ten of OF the south ehd Oh east
haE the southwest quarter OF sectloh nineteen IN
townshp seyentytwo, range thirteen tor tne purpose
| ~ snnn,ing two promissory notes drawn by George
nasv ali hy the name and style Of Geo Laswei dated
fi 18th day of April 1852 each for the sum OF sever.
ty-fye deliars payable at six ana the other AZ
twelve months from the date thereof with interest AZ
| ten per cent per annum after maturity
The said plaintiff also represents IN ms pettion that
tbe said samuel g. Bennett and SAMUEL H. worcester,
| claim TO have an interest or Hen upon 'he saiu
mort tagged PREMISES, which said interest OF caim
SUBSEQUENT 10 the said plaintiff Therefore the said
| Samuel s. Bennett and Samuel II. worcester are re-
quired take notice Of the pend'ng OF .s ae.,on,
and are further notified that personal claim MADE
against them.
/ And that unless yeu appear thereto and defend pc
fore noon of the second day OF the next term on tse
District Court of Wapello county, Iowa, o. pc pegur
and held the 27h day OF May, 1901, aeIas, VIII DC
entered against you, and jSaGme S,Fps s,sv
Anril "a 1881 4w forPlalntH.,
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BosToS, May ll.--An attempt has been
made to cut oil the Cochituatc water from
the city by breaking open the main condui.
near Newtown Lower Falls. The attempt
was unsuccessful, the mason work being too
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FARMERS
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREsTS!
S250,000 saced by using

tits now generally conceded by the farmers of Mis-
seuri, Iowa, Wisconsin,, Illinois, Indiana Ohio and
Michigan, that Hughes Corn Planter is the best in
renfton ofe age, far as labor saving and appca-
bilty is concerned. In every instance where il has
been thoroughly and fairly tried IL has come up to
the recommendation Of the inventor, and has
WON THE premium
At the National Fair, at Louisville Ky In 1886
and at the late stote Fair Of Missouri
Having thus been fairly tested, Farmers need not
for moment, consider Hughes Corn Planter hum
hug-ifthey do they have only ask those who have
tested its merits whether 1t is orthy trial The in.
ventor
WARRANTS HIS PLANTER
To work in any kind Of ground, DRY SOD or OLD
FIFTY AGENTS WANTED
To sell Hughes Corn Planter In North west Missouri
and Iowa. An active agent redtize from. $40 10
4io0 per month, clear proft A few Count Rights
for sale In Iowa. Real estate will be taken County
Rights.
tS All orders for State County Agencies, or for
single Planters, will meet with prompt attention. II
addressed to w. -. HUGHES.
Manufacturer, OrrrMwA, Iowa. +
Price of Planters, - each, on time, or a reduction
DAGGErT EDGERLY, Agents,
April 10, Il-o-l3-2m 0ttumwa, iowa.
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-The Messrs. Gal.
latin Of New York Chamber OF Commerce,
were in consultation with Secretary Chase
on Friday about the new loan. Yesterday
the Secretary invited offers for the nine mil
lions undisposed Of under the act of Februa-
rv, which does not restrict offers to par
This call requires ten days advertisement,
only it is understood that the Secretary
though authorized to reject offers below par,
and revert to Treasury notes, Will accept all
offers at or about the current market rates,
and not resort to Treasury notes till after the
expiration of the 20 days advertisement for
the balance Of the loan
p operations arc being completed for the
efTectual blockading of Virginia waters. Cap
tain Prenlergast has given notice Of Is days
for all vessels to leave the ports of that State
with or without cargoes Several foreign
ministers and some Americans have asked
for an extension of time, but in every case
have been refused. The order will be adher-
ed to imperatively.
Persons, though representing themselves
Union men. are denied the privilege of for.
wardng locomotives to Tennessee, for the
reason among others, that such machinery
might be used in transporting hostile. troops
Government also to day takes care that
coal for steam purposes shall not be trans
pol ted to disloyal States.
Information having reached the Navy De-
partmans latelast night that several small
Vessels had been fired the Virgins
shore, and an effort I'm them by
the Alexandria author. Sui Ter that thei,
cargoes of fish instead Of being brought &c
Washington, might be used for secession
troops. The Secretary ordered the steame,
Pawnec to stop the lawless proceedings
In addition to the National vessels, about
90 armed steamers from New York, Baltimore
and Philadelphia have been or are being pu
in readiness for bockading.
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Dissolu ton Of partnership,
AN IMPORTANT DISCOvERY!!
For The cure of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS COLDS.
THE MAK0RA ARABICA,
DISCOVERED BY
nj IS SION RY,
WHILE IRA V.:LINC IN APaBT4

a
WIFE IRA T;LING IN AR4BIA.
All who suaeringrom Consumption should use
the MAkosA ARABIcA, discovered by missionary In
Arabia.
All who are threate,ed with Consumption should
use the MAKoRA ARABi'A, discovered by missionary
in Arabia. -
All who suffering from Bronchitis should use the
MAkoRA ARABfcA discovered by missionary in Arabia
All who are suferip; IRON Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds should use the tAKoRA ARABIcA, discovered by
All who suffering from Asthma ScrofuIa and
Impurities Of the Blosd should the MAxoRA ARA b.
CA, discovered by Missionary in Arabia
1t cures COnsumptfn.
1t cures Bronchitis ;,
1t cures Sore Thro,t, Coughs and Colds
1t cures Asthma, Scrofula, and impurities Of the
Blood.
This unequalled remedy is now for the first time in.
troduced TO the public
1t was providen tally discovered by a missionary
while travelling Y Arabia. He cared Of Con.
hopesless by learred ply sicians in Europe
lie has FORWARDED to in writing full acce unit II
his own extraord nary cure, and Of number Of others
which have coms under his observation and also a
full account of tlb medicine =
At his request, and impeed by a desire to extend
a knowledge OF bis remedy to the public we have
had his communcatio printed in pamphlet form for
Tree distribution Its interest s enhanced by an &C.
count which he gives Of some OF the Of the Sy.
rian massacres, which he obtained from those who
suffered In that awful tragedy. FTr
fhis pamphlet may he obtained at our Office or Il
will be sent free BY mail to all who apply for H.
We import the aAKoRA ARABIcA direct from SMYRNA
through the house OF Cieon Gylippus and we have
always on hand full supply put up In bottles ready
Price one doilr per bottle. Sent by mail on rs.
ceipt of price, anf "a cents for postage.
For sale wholesale and retail by
LEEDS. GILMORE Il CO..
m,orters of Drugs and Medicine,
81 Liberty street, N v.
Also, by Druggists generally. lApr.3, 1911
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POSTS Speciall

WAsHrsGToS, May l3.-Prcparations in
dictate that Goyernment is getting ready for
a contest at Ilarpcr's Ferry.
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Legal Notice.


To Amelia Grooms, o. p. Gi ooms, John Grooms VIM
w. Grooms, Alfred o. Grooms, Benjamin +. Green's,
james VI. Grooms, David Jones. Elizabeth J. Jones,
Harriet Grooms, Mary Ann Grooms, and Louisa
Grooms:
VOU and each Of You are hereby notified that the
IL petition Of J. @. Calvin as Administrator ofthe
estate Of John X. Greons, deceased is now file In
the Office Of the Judge the County Court of
county State of Iowa. prying Of said Court for the
setting of to the said Amelia Grooms, widow OF said
deceased her interest in the real estate belonging to
said estate and for der Of Court horizng said
administrator to sell the balance Of said real estate
after the setting OF ofthe interest OF the widow aore
sad to pay the debts of said estate Now unless you
lappear and answer said petition or before noon Of
the second day Of the June term Of said Court to be
held at Ottumwa IN said county, default will be taken
against you aud jtdgment entered thereon according
| IL prayer Of petitpn. WILLIAMS HAMILTON,
/ April 81, 1S6l-4w Att'ys for Petitioner.
DissOlu ion of Partnership.
VYlHE partnership heretofore existing between wm
4 IL p. Inskeep and Carey Inskeep. of Ottumwa,
4 Wapeo county, bwa, under the firm name of Ins-
keep Brother, isths day dissolved by mutual con.
sent Carey Inskep having purchased the entire in.
terest of VIM. p ITkeep.
All those knowiig themselves indebted to Inskeep
Brother, will please call and settle their accounts
as wish to make fresh start.
April II, 1876 B 4w CAREY lNSKEEP.
AVN
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The lnnlacuIafe Ahe

In tate speech, to a committee of Phila-
dclphians urging Mr.. CAMERON for a seat in
the Cabinet, Mr.. LIScoLS said I'm the forma-
ton OF my Cabinet, ! shall aim as nearly as
possible At perfection. L have already an
pointed Senator SEWARD, and Mr. BATES of
Missouri, and they are men whose characters
L think, the breath Of calumny cannot i'm
peach. ANY man whom l appoint to such n
position, must be, rs far as possible like CF-
sAKs wife, pure and above suspicion, of I'M
blemished reputation and undoubted integrity.
VIII not have any man associa ted with me
whose character is nnpeached" This is
what we had right TO expect. We ALWAYS
understood from Old ABE's neighbers and
friends that he was pink Of purity and de-
eency, and that when representative in Con-
gress he never stopped TO any job that brought
on Fociferous rcmonstranee, signed by five
hundred of his own party BY no manner of
means! And therefore il is not al all won
deriui that he should insist upon having a
Cabinet made up Of his own incorruptible
aud worthy in all respects of sit.
ting in ABRAHAN's bosom
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Henry Clay and Abraham Lina DIN.

| IN acknowledging present of a bronze
| medal of HENRY CLAY, which some one Ia tely
sent TO the Black Republican President elect,
| Mr.. LINCOLN speaks of the ''extreme gratitica-
non feel in possessing SO beautiful me-
mepto OF him whom, during my whole no
litical life l have loved and reyered As &,
| teacher and leader"
His teacher MS leader HENRY Cray the
teacher OF Mr.. L,ScoIs. What lesson of
Henry CLAY has he learned? Wherein does
he follow his leaders, footsteps
III we We're called upon 10 search the yrn;ted
states Tor two mon who were farther apart
than any other two in character and nublic
policy we could not find such antipodcs 9 :
HENRY CLAY and ABRAHAM LINCOLN Tho
solitary polar sea glttering in its framework
OF everlasting ice, ard the mighty and genial
uopic gull, alive with the white sails of com
merce and gemmed with the richest islands Of
me globe, are not farther apart and more dis
similar. ABRAHAM LINCOLN the starched mn
grim visdged, billions, dyspeptic Puritan. and
CLAY the bright, Joyous, generous candid. no
bic gentleman But in their political life
they have even less in unison than in
personal character. ABRAHAM LINCOLN is the
representative of sectional principles and a
sectional party. The Convention which
nominated him deliberately struck the word
" National > out of it's platform. 1t refused
to be known by any such designation. and in
that it was at least honest 1t received no sun
port in the slave States, and could claim none.
presented LINCOLN, not on his own merits
hut as the best available embodiment and ran
resentative of the sectional spirit With .
country rent in twain by his party. and tho
whole land overwhelmed with financial con-
WILSON'S and distress he has refused tn sn.,,L
one word which could end The war of sections
and pour oil upon the troubled waters And
this Is the man who has the effronterv to
speak OF HENRY CLAY rs his teacher and his
leader If there was anything in the world
by which HENRY CLAY was peculiarly and
pre-eminentiy distinguished it was his Ayrr-
lcAN spirit, embracing in its ample arms every
section, every State, every little neighborhood
Oh the American Union, and knitting one and
All 10 MS own patriotic soul with "hool1s of
steer. On every occasion of sectional an
taGonlsm, he stepped forward to heal the
breach, and was willing himself TO spring into
the open chasm and perish there if he could.
by so DONG, save his country. AT such pe
io"s' when Secnon was arrayed against sec
ton, when civil war was imminent when the
best and boldest held their breath in terror
and amazement, the whole country looked to
HENRY CLAY RS its Pacificator, and so on
three different OCCASIONS he proved himself
dying at last amid his struggles to preserve tho |
Union and overcome the fell demon of 500
tlonalsm. Yet LINCOLN, the first beootton of |
tins sectional demon, has the audacit,- to do |
clare himself follower and disciple of Upx,x
CLAY p. IL so, he is such Il follower AZ R,,xy
DICT ARNOLD was OF WASHINGTON, and such a |
disciple as was the traitor JrDAs
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The President Elects Speech at Indianapo.

After the exhibition LINCOLN has Just made
oil himself, IN his Puritanical, vulgar, slang
whanging speech at indianapolis, we don't
wonder that he has kept silent so long Few
Americans of any party can read that speech
without blushing for the country that could
elect to its highest Office such Il canting, ILL
bred, indecent old man. I'VE say nothing a
all OF it evident pointing TO coercion, or its
Significant sheer At the Especial saeredaess Of
q State Its thorough want of all dignity AND
elevation must disgust gentlemen, whether
Republicans or Secessionists, whether they
A'esih Massachusetts or South Carolina. To
near Il President elect of the United States
sner.aihing the country at any time, and es-
! pse'a.y al such time as this with illastra-
"'a"h from "rree toee, s.passfonak at
traction and hom1pathic Mills ~
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Rmbmnnh Dispatrh.
THURSDAY MoRN1NG.1rrnu ,ss,
The Convention.

The State Convention mel al Tho ,.n.,,,
Yesterday A majority OF the DELEGATE. ,sre
present. and JoHS JAxssy. of 1oadou, No, b.
elected TO preside over the deliberations of Tho
body Mr. JAsxgr. in his insurur.., speecb
expressed decided Union sen,,ments but
Plainly forcshadowed a determination to 20 .
cure the Constitutional rights Of Virginia A.
me condition Of remaining In the Ton ede-
raey, Josx l.. ErBAxk, of Richmond was
elected Secretary. on the ftfth ballot After
proceeding thus FAR, the Convention adjourn
ed 10 meet al the Mechanics Institute. AT l.
o'clock today. Among the absent delegates
yesterday. were TX President TYrKr, who ia
engaged In tho Peace Conference at Wa shing.
ton. and Ex .Governor Wise, detained at
home by sickness in his family.
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BOARDING


ROAhDING.-.Mem bers of the Convention.
- and others, will find comfortable LODGINGS
and BOARD at Mrs. BARNS on Grace street So
cond door above ". Pauls Church. Also, 2 va
Gant rooms on second floor, suitable for FAMI-
Lies. DAY BOAR furnished an reasonable
eilll>- fe l3-dlwt
RUAkDl Nc IAN excellent FRONT ROOM can
- be obtained by family desiring BOARD in a
Gehtrai location, and in n private family. DAY
i boAhpF.Rs also accommodated on reasonable
terms, ana lew Young men eau obtain rooms =
Church. 70 ~ 20 a"
ROAKDING.-Person desiring BOARD can
- ma coInmodiOus, pleasant room on the Sc
conc moor, IN a private family, on It'll street be-
tween Grace and Franklin fe as
)KltATE BOARDING. gentleman aud
= wlfe can obtain BOARD, and u very desirable
Secohu-StorV 'front.' room, in 4 private family on
Ross street, between 18th and 18th streets i few
gentlemen eau be accommodated with or without
LVDHiNG. Apply at this office. fe s-Iwk
RoAfDi NG.-fw0 gentlemen and theiI wiye.
- can obtain BOARD and tw o very fine ROOMS
one nicely jurisdiction moderate terms by an
above sth. W. just
The advertiser has also two FURNISHED ATTIC
RooMS, suitable for gentlemen, which would be
rented with Board, very reasonably. fe 5-7f*
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we nave neglected hitherto 10 notice the
sale OF this valuable paper by Its former
esteemed proprietor, Mr.. PAas, TO a.
SHELL, ESD, who has taken the helm,
with decided ability and spirit. The Ia.
fetsfgsacer has long been one Of the, most
honored organs of the old Wing party. and
bids fair, under its present auspices, to main.
tain and even increase Its deserved influence.
We wish II and its editor all prosperity.
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~ CAkD.-llaving been kindly in
W>i-a formed, by some of orr patrons, that a
report was IN circulation, that sold liquor by
tile sma quantity, to he drank in the store said
report may have been put in circulation by in
terested parties, in order to inure us or the i'm
preston may have been made, on the minds of
some, from an advertisement which put in
the D'spa'Gh, previous to the hol idays, headed
EGG o., llo1 WHtskEy PUNCH, &c, which
only Intended as notice to the public that
had fine Irish Whiskey, Scotch Whiskey, and
Jamaica Rum for sale, to those who wished to
make the above drinks.
Be this as it may, here say, that while we
keep choice stock oi BRANDIES WINES, WIIIS-
KEYS, &c, &c, constantly on hand. we never
have, or never intend to sell liquor of any kind
to be drank IN the store, while said business is
under our control. We have said this much a.
being due to ourselves, as well as to those who
have so literally patronzed US
MINIS u CO., Choice Family Grocery,
lie Est I'd and Main streets
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The IeriSlaturr.

"A -ntil- syas reported in the Senate yesterday,
TO incorporate the Baltimore and Fredericks.
oafe steamboat Company. Biiiswere passed
iof me protection Of the fshpres In the waters
Oh the Potomac and Chesapeake Bay, aud for
the projections and encouragement OF certain
military companies In Wheeling,
Ihe House passed Senate bill amending the
charter OF the Richmond and York River
Railroad Company, and referred a number of
others TO appropriate COIN mi tees