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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-18

The market is active. Flour is In fair re
quest, principally for the home trade, at quo
tations given above The receipts are equal to
the demand. The arrivals of grain, by river
and rail are light with good enquiry. The
QUALITY of the wheat now coming to this marx
ct is interior, ano farmers would consult their
interests by paying more attention to cleaning.
A good article is readily taken at our outside
quotations, while much that is now offered IS
with difficulty disposed Of at ST, 900 2, O0.-
Corn is ia very act We demand, but there is no
change in quotations. Rye and oats in falr re-
quest. Butter is in plentiful supply at 200
Is. Eggs % cents dozen, and IN demand
There is a good demand for sumac, which. is
coming in in small quantities Hay is coming
forward in large supply, and the tendency IN
prices is to decline.
BALTIMORE MARKET, August lS.:-Flour
quiet and firm, and prices unchanged. Com.
mon grades are dull, good descriptions scarce.
Howard Street Super S. 50(08 81; do Extra
9 35@$10 do. Family ll@$ll 80; Cty
Mills good to fancy brands Super S9S8 %,
SO so; Baltimore Family So, do. high grade
Extra $1l So Wheat. The better grades
are scarce, and rule high. Inferior qualities
are dull and slow of sale. Corn has been in
light request, closing dull Oats have been in
good demand. Rye-Very little doing re
ceipts and sales small. White wheat So Is for
choice down to 81 Is for common and 81 %
for very inferior; red 155@S2 10 for inferior
to prime. Corn, white 78@9S cents yellow
92095 cents. Oats steady at an advance.
CATTLE MARKET. cattle coming in
generally of a poor quality The figures
ranged from SIS 25 to SIS. not many being sold
at the latter rate, while the ruling figures were
from SIS so to SIS Is; the poorest cattle sold at
] 4 62a$4 81 per 100 lbs. Good Sheep are
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-18
MARRIED.

In Georgetown on the 7th Instant Mr. JOHN c. HUNTER
Of Virginia to Miss EMMA BRISCOE. daughter Of the late
General Brscoe formerly of Prince Georges county, Md
On Tuesday, August the Sh, by Rev Cover, Mr. THOs
D. WINE to Miss MARC ARET SHACKELFORD, all OF Lou,
dOun.
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lust RECEIV ED.

A lot of choice green black, and Jap orr
TEAS. stabler's Canned Peaches, I vs,i
choice Canned Strawberries, this sea5 nT:
fruit; virjins and Marseilles SALAD 81 = e
Crushed. Granulated, Powdered, q, b, y
SUGARS; Choice Porto Rico do, bots;
Nos. l, 2, s. Mackerel in barrels ana Fam
Potomac and Scotch HERRINGs; Cholce 80 r"s
lily and Extra FLOUR, in bbls. ana , ua5Id
Self raising Flour Pure sp7RS sisns Con
Je sn is dried BEEF, pure Ground C Con- g.
Rice, &C. All of which will be sold as 1SVy
the forrest. JOSEPH T. IA y Hhl .ts
ie 24-tf Corner of Prince and FlIt ~
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Commission Merchants.
nHOMAS PERRY,
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

At present at Smoot 20 Perry's Office
NO. 40, SOUTH UNION STREET. ALEXANDRIA, a2 Va.
ING Implements, Groceries, &c, at the lowest
market rates, for cash aug I'LL
WE HAVE this day formed co-partner-
w ship, under the style Of
WITMER s. WASHINGTON,
and will carry on a general AUCTION and
COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the large and
comnaoaious warehouse on the wharf, occupied
for many years BY Stephen Shinn
We solicit consignme es OF al kinds OF Goun-
Snecial attention given to the sale Of Real
Estate, Stocks and Merchandisesof every des-
cription Prompt returns will be rendered as
soon as sales are made.
best terms. Reference given if required
GEORGE K. WITMER.
anp7-tf GEO. WASHINGTON.
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Railroads and steamboats,.

d 1OOoi
" the trains between Washington, Alexan-
dria, Richmond and Lynchburg, will run
as follows:
Leaves Washington. at 100 a. N.
. Alexandria, at 1885 a. m.
= Gordonsville at II ~
arriving at Richmond at p: m.
:; {. Lynchburg at 800 p. H.
Leave Lynchburg at $50 a. N.
- Richmond at $50 a. N.
arrive at Alexandria at p m
= !" Washington at 30 p. m
Connecting with the 6 p. N. Express Train = in
from Washington to New York, and the 100
.. N. train for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and places north and east of New York.
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express
building, opposite the B. s. O. r. r. Depot IN
Washington also at the Orange & Alexandria
r. r. Depot, on Maryland avenue, Washing
ton.
Trains leave Washington from first stree t
ncar the B. s @. r. +. Depot.
W. Fl. McCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent.
GEORGE WHITING,
aug lS-tf General Passenger Agent.
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Il, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
FINANCIAL Il COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA AUG. II.
Buying Rates Selling Rates.
Gold, 40 laa
Silver Am. quars q halves. l5o 100
Mexican Dollars Isl
Virginia Bank Notes, olo.a5o
Alex. Corp Notes, o.boaoe
Gold, in New York. to-day, 1925
Virginia and Other Southern Bank notes are bought and
sold in this market at Richmond rates to which carefully
prepared and given below, refer those interested.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-24
TUESDAY. OCTOBER "A, 1885.


We published sunday morning commu-
nicstion from s number Of intelligent Ger
mans, addressed to the Leg slsture Of Ten
nesses. on Lbe subject Of inducing foreign
immigration TO the State. We follow il up
this morning with letter from Prof De
Bow to Gov. Perry, Of South Carolina. We
tr,st hat the meulbers Of the Legislature
win give bath papers their serious attention.
They present many faels which We have
.t.ot seen elsewhere, and show what is neees-
sary t. be done by the Slate, to secure por-
lion Of the immigration from abroad. The
snaoflncut OF laws inviting foreign inIni-
grants % settle in our midst, and the sp-
pointmsnt o. agents TO give them iniorIna-
aioa re sfivs 10 The rssolrces OF The State,
viii be OF little service acne. There Is
much more 10 be done before the eurfen:
can be directed from the West and turned
in this direction. The i'm pigrset will not
come here unless he has well founded as
surances u inproEing his condition and
unlsss We can show him that 1t viii be Il
his interest 70 make Tennessee his home, b.
siu 20 where he knows he can purchass
lands cheap. IS thousands Of others hefor,
him have done. Privats enterprise can ae
colnpllsh little or noihing. The State mus
take chsrge of ths MISTER, and act in tn,
mpsi literal and sagucious manner. VII.
1t must DO, tho Legislator can gather iron
the communications mentioned above.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE


OcroEEE, %, 1865.
Senate met Al 10 O. IA. Prayer by Rev.
Lskin.
Mr. Bosom presented a uemarial ffom
CT zens Of Memphis, requeEfihga chsnee liz
The Act Incorporating The Cfy Schools II
Memphis, increasing The hnulber of he
Board Of Directors.
Mr.. Bosom introduced 8 bill on the same.
which passed its first reading.
communication orn sundry persons
was received on the subject Of emigration.
which was referred.
Mr.. Frazier, Of Kuox, presented one on
the same Also referred
M Bowen, from Joint Committee on Gov
ernor's Message, Introduced Senate Bill No.
l9s5 prescribing the remedy FOR ths eollee-
non Of debts snd the relief Of the people.
Mr. AeElWee intiodueed Senate Bill No,
100, 70 regulate the sale oil spirituous liquars
ln Duektown. Passed first reading aud re-
fsrred.
N =. SEEKER introdueed Senate Bill Eo.leI
- thcrea,e thee .'mmOn School Fund in the
state. Passed 6rst reading.
MT. CFpert Introduced Senate Bill No
81, 70 repeal the Elective Fznchise Act O
june ste, 1865, and containing provisions
more stringent. Passed first reading, ans
| io0 copies ordered 70 be printed E
Mr.. Smi b introduced Senate Bill No. IC7
70 incorporate the town Of Ailen, in Gibson
county Passed first reading.
A communication FROM Senator Peart wa
received, stating thai he was very IN. Ais,
ssking leave Of absence, which was gran
| ted
House Bill No. 154, 70 revise the charte
Of the Chattanooga aud Cebtra keiisuek
Bsilrood Company Passed third reading
Senate then ediourned TO 2 pm
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A. r. MORRILL, & Co.

DR. H0S ~,
U-.or sfrass. NazsFiIa, re-. =,
.ar. a|f arnaf aIlr fHHH1it -
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The Memphis Avalanche will be revived
in short time. Col. N. c. Galloway will
be assisted in the editorial department by
Nr. Edward A. Pollard, Formerly Of the
Richmond Examiner and John Mutually, Of
the New York Metropolitan Record. The
Avslanche is to be published daily, Fri
weekly and weekly.
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from a report Of she Adjutant General
Of Illinois = how that the Office in thst
state cost smore than that Of Tennessee.
There should BE- an Adiutant General,
and a. least one Clerk, 70 make up a record
u The transactiors Of the soldiers, Of the
state, and preserve thefn, ior future use.
ar Hood replied that Illinois had more
q 10 than Tennessete. j had raised and
equippad q huudrei and iify Thousand sol
diers, and While that was p progress, il was
Necessary 81 have 3 strong q rec ia the adj
iutans Generals Office. j i was necessary
TO make an appropriation TO pay sn Adju-
tant General fair c0mpensati0n-and be
thought IL Sas-he sould vote for It. He
honSred Gen Jas. P. BrownloE. but he was
opposed 10 payiDg him Ss,9t2 per year, Al
this time. Hundreds who were drawing
nothing, ard who had portion Of the So,
sl2 % Pay, had been a. brave, and split Al
much bio d o. the Adiutant General. Ad
journed till O'Clock.
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A dispatch from New York says Major
General A. McCook has resigned his com
mission in the army and identified himself
pany. Mjor6ensrsl franklin contem
plstss resiguing his position in the army
and accepting the Presidency Of Colts
msnu factory At Hartford. Connecticut. Brig
adler General Mussey IS about rssigning his
position as Militsry Secretary 10 the Presi-
dent
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ll is stated that the Hon. Jarrett DAVIS
has fled petition in the Bourbon Circuit
Court sgsinst the Kentucky Central Rail
road and Generals Brisbm and Palmer,
claiming sio,eee In damages Cor carrying
several Of his slaves cut Of The state under
Palmer's and Brishin's orders. This Is q
he a test case. ana viii lead 10 many more Il
permitted 70 pregrcss.--Lool. Jeur.
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ANDREW JOHNSON.
President United States.
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Public sale.
For sale.

A HOUSE AND LOT. within i1s Steps Of ihs
"A Capitol, On Vine street. snd Hesr the crossing
OF Oedar and fronts the State grounds 20 that the
front YeW taD yer be ohsiract d. and the county
can he seen for Hiiies--hayng an alley on the SIDE
En baek tni Tie groun q ieends bask 30 Us
DO building 10 the Ielf VIII ever obstruet the vleu
or air There il a tenement en- the bQcs end, rent
ng for SO per month and the front building could
have bcen rented thus year for SiooJ Those who
have II rent would do We! 70 bu as tbs property
IS yuid nav back the. purchase mO-ey in twelve AMI
a half years: apply, on tae PREMISE, 70
C. N. CUWARDIN 6
az Also, various other lots TO lease. &
oaf3g Tg
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-24

NV YoRg, Oct 22.-The following dis
patch is published in1he Gfeenville Noun
taineer, dated Washington, Sept q, 1865
Gen. B. J. Perry thank you for youi
disrstch Of the 2sth inst. / have to con
graduate your Convention upon iis har
Inonious and successful tendance 10 tho
Constitution ltatloided great qualification
% all who favor speedy restoration Of All
the States IN lhe Uuion. Let this work q
on. und we W IN soon o. once more united
aud happy Peope, forgetting the past and
looking with confidence 60 q harmoniou.
future
loignedl ANDREW JOHNSON.
President I nited States.
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The Philadelphia Press is publishing
weekly csued the e. War Press" Wouldat
me other namehe little more appropriate
iust now.
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The Comptroller Of Georgia has mad. e
report ID Governor johnson. lie gives a.,
State dcbt 81 Sso.sll, s2s -; ssse's counting
the Western and Atlsnt'c Railroad at s. 900 :.
aaal s. -. 6al es.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-24

A GRAND FAMILY MkTINEF. saturday after
un.n. BE- oclces, Cor ne seeommodaiion Of lasiis
aut chldleu-
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A RARE CHANCE
To PURCHASE
MINERAL LANDS,

We have for she flr limited time only, a rich
W tTact Of Copper and, ad-cent r. the celebrs-
ted - luck Tom Mines, in Polk county IN fh.s
stste VII eh were actiFely worked he'1re tie war,
and are nos in operation, retumnga firh yield Of
Copper and teing the only Copper Mines now
worked IN tiis state
The eut e property vii ia SOLD for the small
sum Of FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, or 10
FIFTEEN SHARES o. e Ne THOUSAND DOL
La Rs ZACH, o. trIrg WIah the reaCl, o. part e.
desiring 70 ma te a smal uvestmenL
Says Mr.. Stafford, the State 6eoOEst, n his re
port m 1850, I've would esper aly ca thsatteut- n
OF thoss nteIes ed IN metilier0us r gems else
where IN the sts e 10 the chaTacter presented by
the Duckto vehs.
Within m area not more than SIX miles
long snd half as wide, there are nj least seyen or
eight diet res End remarkable ve1s rnd the pro A.
bhtF q that thre are others ID t5 same Tegcn ald
VIC n ty yet undisc5v- r..
some oiit containing rs high as 81 per
cent Of metsllic COPPER
Seven az the mines VToducC 10 Eep-
tember. lsj5, s09.l77 10, or little mole than
Su7i< tons
We ieai justified IN reguu'ug these miues o. g
great value" The mineral Interest ln ,h's trg-t
when properly deveioPed, ought reEdly to ring q
Quarter ola Million 81 Dollars, end oferH much
Erester Inducements for aEoou and quick pr-iii
than any Petroleum lands b. q e market
A mao sho wing the location OF the uuds. With ga-
ologics reTort, Wey he seen o. our oiire wnee 80
desr inform alton In regard TO- he property can 40
Oh sined. octl4 Wv W MATT BROWN CO.
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zoe II she most important dooument4
bssrIEg "a the strtistics Of Homo.opatbie
practice was ordered 70 be printed by ihe
Houss Of Commons, onthe 2ist Of May. las.
The report had reference 20 the InAnage
ineDt u Asiatic cholera under The rival
sytems. Dr. Mclaughlin, the Medical Iu-
speciar q the Beard 81 Health, was ap
pointed By The English Government 70 in
syect az hospitals, in 1854 The Doctor
lnoved both Legal 20 che GoFernment and
loyal 70 the truth. His report was as iol-
lows.
sDeaihs under Hoiaos path e threatInemt
lAsistf cholera l6.4 pr RI. Desihs under
AlioFathic treament lAsiatic ehoiefal, % ,
pr. q :"
This report j. rendered Interesting 10 Ho-
moopathic Prsetiiioncrs because Or. Paris.
President Of the Roysl College Of Phvsi-
rians, end other members Of the Medical
T council. behaved unscrupul0uslg when they
iosInd the repart dead agaitst' cid 'hvsie.
Great lear seems 90 have tslEeu posse ssion of
thein, for they suppncssta the statistics from
hs Homeopathic H0sptsl. This DR.. Ne
LouEhlin was an impartial Inspector, him
sill an Alopath- Lord Ebury, sne Of the
o. Vice fresIl eIuis, and Chairman uf the Hoo
.. pitsi buUrdi moved iOr the Suppressed re.
turns. The motion vas agreed 10 BY Pa
Lament, when the above truth was eieited
Litter 81 Dr.SEaafl, from London.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-24

Hon. Robert Mack, one Of the oldest cit-
Eens Of Marry county, died on the 18th
inst, ssed " years. He was q Circuit
Judge under the old constitution Of this
state.
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The Petersburg (Virginisl Express ssys
that an Rronsut IN that city - making
hridel-car balloon. Il is intended that per
1ons 50 minded can be married, and make
their wedding taur in Il; snd The frst mar
rage ceremony Will take place en- or about
The ltt proxinao.
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WILL EXHIBIT IN THIS CITY
Friday d Saturday, Oct. 9Th, 18th
Location C0mf GOIlrgs and Jackson Streets
posTIvELY ONLY Two DAYS.

Wi inaugurste new era in smussmente The
EutertsIumeht vii ~ produced " Ih a de gree OF
Orisinsliiy aad splendOr never bsore attempted in
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-24

A company called the sherifrs County
Guard, Capt. S.ml. E. Erwin. has been or
SauiEsd IN Washington county, Tennessee.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-24

The Florence. (Ala.,) Journal announces
Col. Thos. J. Foster Of Lawrence, as a can
didste tor Congress in that district. He was
q member OF the Confederate Congress.
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HALF-HORSE
=. rr....-t 49,. ir.mruosr ann

This strange phenon ron was discovered 81 and
brought from Cora near Nashville, where !
iOaled. The mother Of this htrtnge al orton is
sui awe, End isa hne. healthy Mare, II seven
years % age
Is Is one q the nost stsTtlieg Freaks Of Na IRE
ever developed.
Ample inr ny can aud vii b. nTodrced a. 10
the humsn aud equine origin uf this Mon frosty.
The feature are und-ustly IN re 80 a humau b. ins
The Efes, Nose. q IA, Fars and other feafm-s Of
tha human lace and head are 100 distincty marked
70 be nj taken. TO set al question at an end-the
male author Of ihs creature berg. while it exist
Cd, Il Il lives.
Men q scence, Physicians. Stu ients, and all
Lovers Of Marvellous IN Rainre 1uld eNan me
this S1 anse CreaI on.
ZONE Of The most eminent suRtonists al The
country ha e EXAMINED Z, and it Is sui excti an
q serb ng interest among the s.ieHtihe and ia
learned
Il vii be on Fxhihion for aisw Gays on Cherry
Stree, near the Old Thesire
Oct24-tf
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Cen. hHrdee has returned 10 his home in
savannah Georgia. lie arrived on the 10Th
inst
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.lIss. iHe i.oIsvlis 5cuusI. "
eA,Ff,t fAtyhE 8 .sruNrb t,. rag i.rrsfpr,r
rhe readers OF he journal are familiar
fiin tie roceui caulict between Nsicr Cen
e'ui Palmer aad the JeHcrsouvilis per y
teluNany. if will De seen hV the t.if
Esaphic carrts lsondsnce below shat tbe w.
Department declined % Interfere With ne
ma sor. aud also (Which Be- iar more s.-,,is.
onnp tlut she President, upon she recon,
snelaiatm of MAJOR Geue-ai ghomss. h,.
alpn.Vea General lfhner's h,haiui.tra,iou
and avcrrulci The petition Tor his removal
We haze time sud spaos enly - iEi-oducs
the oihciaI corrts I-cndencc, which j. a. ial-
loves
Telegram.
Hen. a. r. Siansoi,. Sotrcfary o. Har
NasiiHgfla, p. o.
Since the ahrocut ou Of martial law. nJ
co'o.cd persons q e allowed 60 eros ou the
ferry haaiE on she ohis river nnlsss knoRH
g. the iefrylnan 20 be irce Not more than
cue ir a hundred can cross. what shall J
daY 10HN ". PINER.
Aisiog-Grnersl.
rasal-E. b. HtEL.x. CaF.. and A. A. g.
LotisvlLIr oct IS. lS6s.
he p ~ SiaalaH, Sl-r5fa.y of War,
90 Yesterday ferif b0sls acFoss the Ohio
fsiuse, o. carry ealoned persons on passes
i-oei uuder Department Orders No. %.
tE',g ordered the post coulmHndaut here
esupll nicnl - 90 81 The alarm
ai3.n .i TIE ucrTecs upon TIE report OF the
utharrsi 81 a,arfb,i Jaw. Of which hsve
A' pl. al Information. readers this course
An rights Immediate
lsigael| InnN 81 PALNFE,
"a .ar General tssfnHaandiaE.
a-t D. HsEL,N. capt. snd A.A.9.
Mssmyoroy. Oct "a. ls5s.
8s..r-s af-t' Pa'nf-.
alliches respect 60 ferry passes
a very maiurrly rousiderca. and
- u owed ihai The Depar ,mcni can
Fressr.r .-.t-risfe
g.. n. srsxrnS
sesrrisry 81 Var.
"a t-HIsaros. oei. 81, lsil.
AesT- fsfasHai Fslal-s
rra ghanas having reported
~ rrtalniag lie command iu
Aaie1i 80 afffosinF y0ur sauinis'ra-
rHslf tae Prssidtni has
af4fat.t a. aI " lll oyartulsd fhe ~
80 - nasis y gsar remoysi.
n elfsr E. ths YES dsnt
fte J. IorEgrEp,
A. A. 0e1ertl.
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ssnste Bill, No. I4s. 20 incorporate The
Memphis Eegiasers' Bepevoleni Associa-
ton Passe ia I'd reading
Senste Bill, No. AS, in lieu 0f House Bin
No. AZ, to regulate the marriage relations
between eolofed pc sons, and fof other pur
poses. Passed Grsi reading.
Senate Bal, No. al, 10 inc rporate tn,
Tenues ee OIL Ridge Petroleum and Mimi
Company. Pissed third reading.
liooae Joint Rasohitinn, No. lIZ. appoint
log q Speciei Committee 20 inquire INTO thl
condition O. the principal Bank Of the state
a. Nashyille.
Committee on part Of the House, Mes RS
Carter and Elliott. On part Of the Senate
Messrs. BassOn and Johnson.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House was called 10 order at G o ocL
q. "a. BY the Speaker. Prayer by A s.
| Larlin, Of Huntsville, Alahsma.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
BY Mr. Speaker Heistill.-A petition from
Jno. Ruhm and Others tpublished in the
nicn Il sunday in reference 10 immigra
tion - ID . statel
Mr.. Steele asked what COMMITTEES Wa
most proper 10 which TO have it referred.
Mr.. Hood moved there be "committes
on Immigration" cr, ated, and sdded 10
the standing committees. Carried.
REFoRTs % STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Duggan from the Judiciary Commit
! tee reported several bills.
1 ar. Hood from the committee on enrolled
/ bills, reported that 8 number Of arts lad
been examined, snd iou-d them correct.
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IN okalona. Misa., on rundsr, The sth irst. I'd
DE- only son OF Col. Jno. s and Aary Bishop, fer.
merly o. tins . lace.
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Senate bill No. AZ. providing for the re-
Gtiiug up OF the supreme Court Room, was
taken up, sud read irst time.
Adjourned till tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock
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RnRrdar's Wanted,

FRw sGENTLEMEN" csn Be aeconnoSz-
"a tea ui-h good bosri, Ir & ruFa andy = 30
- 5serTy street thee doors below tne fpsi Once.
~ the s1rre side. Also aieH for Do dcIng
ociss-Im