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Letter from LOudOun County.

Correspondence of the Alexandra Gazette.
LEEsErRG, April 2S.-The Circuit Court
of this county, Judge III. W. Thomas pre-
siding with great acceptance, has been IN
session since last Monday.
Charles Curry and W. ii. Hurdy, both
members OF Means Federal command, and
the latter a dcScrtcr from company Z,
Seventeenth Virginia Infantry, c. S. A.,
were tried for the robbery Of John p.
Gregg in December last. Gregg lost his
money and his watch, but there being no
positive proof that they took them, they
were only convicted of an aggravated
assault, and each fined two hundred and
fifty dollars.
John Carroll, tried for stealing I;
but the jury could not agree. He is from
Maryland.
W. o. Thomas, of Fauquier, late color
bearer of the Eighth Virginia (Confede-
ratc) regiment, was also tried for horse
stealing. The horse was found in his pos
session under extremely suspicious cir
cumstanccs, but there being no proof OF
the theft, he was acquitted. General
Hunton and J. r. Tucker defended him.
Fifteen marriage licenses were issued in
MdlCn, louT DciHs ioi HoSiVSs' VIZ Si5"'
were issued in April, three being for ne
groes. The parties ages ranged from forty.
five down TO twenty-five in the males, and
from eighteen up TO thirty-three for the fe-
males.
Colonel l.. V. White and S. c. Luckett
are candidates for the sheriffalty, the
former greatly the favorite. His quiet,
peaceful demeanor since General Lees
surrender, and his estimable qualities as a
man, have gained him many warm friends.
Yours, ALIQUIs.
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T~ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


WASHINGTON, May o. SESATE.-Mr.
Williams offered an amendment 10 the bill
reported by the Committee of Fifteen for
the admission of the Southern States. II
provides that the States shall be admitted
after the 4th of March, 1867, with the ex-
ception Of Tennessee and Arkansas, which
shall be admitted Immediately on the rati-
hcation of the proposed amendment.
Mr.. Dixon also offered an amendment
which declares that when any of the lately
rcbellious States shall present itself, not
only in an attitude of loyalty, but repre-
sented by men capable of submitting to
constitutional tests, it shall be admitted to
the rights of representation.
HoUsE.-The House voted on and de-
fcated the Army bill. 1t will next consider
the bill which has passed the Senate for
.reorganizing the army.
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Special dispatch TO the Baltimore sun.
Award i'm the Case of Jefferson
Davis. &c.

WASHINGTON, May IA communication
from the Secretary of Wal was received
In the Senate to-day, III answer to the lcso-
luton requesting all evidence upon which
The award for the capture OF Jefferson
Davis was based, including Il report OF &C.
neral ]. III. Wilson, of Colonel Minty, OF
Iicutenaut-C Colonel Harndcn, OF Captain
Hathaway, OF Colonel P%ritchard, aud lists
Of officers and men of the Michigan cavalry.
The reports simply give a detail of the
lart> of the several officers and their com
maud<, and contain nothing of S~triklngim-
rortance. The party captured consisted
If Davis and wife and four children, John
II. Reagan, Colonies Harrison and Lub-
book Midc>.dc-camp to DaviS), Burton n.
Harrison nhiS private secretary, Major
Naurand, Captain Woody, Lieutenant
Hathaway, jeff. d. Howell (midshipman
rebel navv). and twelve soldiers. Also,
Mi>, Maggie Howell, sister to Mrs. Davis,
and one black and one white waiting maid,
ard several servants. Pritchard says: ION
returning to camp / was accostcd by Davis
from among the prisoners, who asked II l
WAS the officer in command, and upon my
answering that ! was, and asking him whom
| was to call him, he replied that ] might
call him what or whoever | pleased, when
| replied to him that | would call him
Davis. and after a moments hesitation, he
said that was his name, when he suddenly
drew himself up in true royal dignity, and
exclaimed Il suppose You consider it
bravery 10 charge Il train of detencelesS
women and children: but it is theft, it is
vandalism - NJ. ior- General Wilson saws
that neither Colonel IIarndcn nor Colonel
Pritchard knew of the reward that had
been offered for the capture of Mr.. Davis.
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Further from acknowledgements
ROgers's, Explanation.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Commodore Ro-
gers, communicating with the Navy De-
partment, says he was ready to join with
the British feet to prevent the wanton de-
struction of Valparaiso by the Spaniards,
but the British Admiral afterwards chose
to throw the responsibility on the British
Minister, who declined to act in the pre-
misses. So Commodore Rogers declared to
the Admiral that he would not take a step
without him. He had, he says, NJ inten-
ton of becoming a cat's-paw to draw Eu-
ropcan chestnuts ont of the fire, and then
have the Powers he served laughing at his
singed paws while they enjoyed the fruits
of his temerity.
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Mr.. Davis Again.

FORTRESS MONROE, April 2S.-Jef. Davis,
! am told, expresses the hope that he is to
he brought speedily TO trial. In the shadowy
remoteness and uncertainty of a general
amnesty, l think there can be no doubt,
however, but he would prefer an imme-
date decision of his fate to being kept
much longer in prison. A doctor who
knew him during the war, and saw him a
few days since for the first time since his
capture, assures me that he has most per-
ceptibly and painfully failed in health since
his incarceration. His face is very much
thinner, his hair is grayer, and his step is
not at all assured. He rested frequently
in his walks. and every lineament of his
face and every movement betrayed physi-
cal energies wasted and worn to a degree
giving assurance of but little remaining
vitality. This gentleman says he cannon
live the summer out in prison.-C0rres-
poadencs Of the Nep York Herald.
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Riot of Policemen and N~egroes-One
Policeman Killed and Three Wound
ed-Eight or Ten Negroes Killed and
Several wounded.

MEMPHIS, May This evening a riot
occurred between policemen and negro
soldiers, growing out of al attempt of the
officers to arrest a white mar whom the
negroes attempted to protect. Twenty or
thirty policemen assembled, and kept upthe
fight for a couple of hours with about one
hundred and fifty negroes. One police
man wa killed and three wounded. Eight
or ten negroes were killed and several
wounded. The Sixteenth regular infantry
ouelled the disorder.
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,TEST NEWS BY NAIL.
,,rc.t of am Alleged Defauiter-bur"'
ING az n government St0rehouse.

Bosrox. May l.-on "Wednesday last
II,nry e. Wheeler, Of New York, was ar
rr,,cd ON board the steamer Asia. Mr.
wheeler is president of the Brunswick
and Florida railroad, and also connected
with the projected Atchis"n and Pixies
Peak Railroad Company, who claim mat
Wheeler withheld and secured bonds TO
thc amount of two hundred thousand dol
dars. Wheeler was taken before the Su-
prrmc Court, and committed in default oi
Two hundred thousand dollars, bail.
A fire occurred this afternoon IN South
Boston, on Boston wharf, which DESTROYED
two onc-story buildings leased by the Go
ycrnment for storing bonded goods. Among
the property destroyed was four or hve
tAousand hogsheadS of sugar and one nun
Ircd hog>hcads of molasSes.
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ITEMS or THE BUREAU Bill. AS PASSED.

ITEMS or n BUREAU BILL, As PASSED.
For salaries Of commissioners, sl47 800 |;
for salaries of clerks, 49,, 500 for station
ery and printing, S63, 900 for quarters and
fuel. $4,000 for clothing for distribution,
sl.150, 900; for commissary stores, $4,lO6,-
$50; for medical department, $500, 900 for
school sup~crintcndents, $2l 900; for sites
for school-houScs and buildings and asy-
lums, 81, OoO, 900 for t~elcgraphing, $4,000.
THE INCOME TAX.
According to a decision by the commits
sioncr of internal revenue, the income tax
is being assessed, under the old law, AT the
rates of five per cent. and ten per cent,
and the proposed amendments increasing
the exemption from 5000 to 81 900 VIII not
affect this assessment. Persons will also
for this year have 10 pay taxes on their
watches. carriages and plate as heretofore.
THE GILLIAN WAR.
II Is rcportcd here that the Spanish
Minister. i'm obedience to Instructions from
his Government, has proposed to the State
DEPARTMENT that the United States shall
mediate in the war between Spain and the
South American States and the Minister
also proposes to refer the Spanish claims
upon Chilli, which caused the war, TO the
United States for arbitration.
REPORT AGAINST ADDITIONAL NATIONAL
BANkS.
The Committee on Banking and Cur
rcncy. at their meeting this morning, de-
cidcd to report adversely on the appllca-
ton of several State banks for legislation
to hermit them to become national banks.
MOVEMENT FOR THE EXPULSION OF SENATOR
DAVIS.
The indications were very strong in the
Senate this afternoon that Il resolution
| will be introduced by the Radicals for the
expulsion of Senator Garrett Davis.
GENERAL. sICKI.ES SAID TO HAVE DECLINED
HIS APPOINTMENT.
An intimation has becn received here
from General Sicklcs that he will decline
the appointmcnt of Minister to the Hague.
ADDITIONAL. POWER ASKED By SECRETARY
M'CULLOCH.
Secretary McCulloch is preparing a let.
ter, which will propably be communicated
to the House Committee of Ways and
Means in a day or two, asking for some al
ditional legislation whereby he can put
another loan upon the market. He desires
n little further extension of authority thar
is contained in the late Loan bill.
SUMNER RESIDENCE FOR THE PRESIDENTS
FAMILY.
In view of the approaching hot and
sickly season in the Capital, rooms are
being fitted up for the President and his
family at the Continental Hotel, Long
Branch, New Jersey. The family vii
probably repair there early, leaving the
President to follow on the adjournment OF
Congress.
NOT f r. COMPLIMENTARY.
Mr.. Seward is reported to have com
pared Mexico to a courtcSan, and the
United States to a woman guilty OF one
lapse from virtuc-mcaning the South,
We reject his good opinion, as he seems
to have considered it. The South might
be compared to a lady who had selected
brave cavalier for her husband, and at
tempted to run off with him, but who had
been ovcrtaken by the father and brought
home. Nothing worse, and few are VIII
ling to make even SO much OF Il conces-
( sion.
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4 United States Court ClOsed-Disas-
trOuS Flood.

New ORLEANS, April 3o.-The United
States Court is closed, and Judge Darrell
SAYS he will keep it closed SO long as bayo-
nets briStlc about it.
Anew flood is coming down from all the
rivers. The whole of Southwestern Louisi-
ana is overfowed. No progress is being
made in closing the crevaSScs. The loSSo
property and crops will be immense.
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!, society Of virginia.

', onothcr column we puoi's" -,
IN a;rd annual report of the Bible
;c,y of Virginia, which was pfesen, :.
s, ,rc meeting Of the Society held at 81
w church in this city on TUESDAY
' w last. This valuable report contains
's" ), the Bible Society from its first
, ':n,,;on, with sketches of the founders
..I a general review of its present c'n'',
/, will for many reasons I've found
,~,crc,,iag to the general reader as I"
miners and friends of the Society.
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TEALING SPRINGS, BATH COUN-
III TY.-This celebrated WATERING PLACE
no m hn nnnnnn 10 VISITORS on the ElRAT OF JUNE

next.
Ii gives the undersigned great pleasure to inform
the bubble that, with liberal expenditures by the
nroprietOrs, the attractions for the ensuing season
viii be such as TO siatily Dom the ihV"i'd ana
The principal buildings are extensive and sub
~stantial, and, with beautiful cottages, Will FURNISH
comfortable accommodations for three hundred
visitors. They have all been painted and put in
thorough repair. and the Bedding and Furniture in
The medicinal virtues of the waters are so gene
rally and favorably known that il would be super
subject their efficacy j. attested by numbers who
have found relief at this fountain Of health from
some of the most distressing maladies to which the
human family is subject.
For a detailed and particular account of the pro-
prrticS of the waters and their effects, reference
is made to II pamphlet to be had on agp,llcati0n IN
person or by letter TO Messrs. LADD Y
Co, Richmond, who will always have Il supply OF
the water for sale.
Complete arrangements have beer made for Hot
and Cold, Spout and shower Baths. and Plunge
Baths and in addition to the mineral waters, an
abundant supply of the purest freostone water has
been brought from i spring IN the mountains, q
mile diStam', and at an elevation OF a Thousand
feet. Every advantage has been taken of the flow
of water To- arrange FOR the comfort of visitors.
These Springs are delightfully."- situated in Bath
county, surrounded by the most beautiful and pic
turesIuc scenery, and present altogether attrac-
tions at least equal TO any place in the mountains
Of Virginia, occupying a central position IN the
group of mineral springs for which this portion OF
Virginia is so Justly celebrated.
Three miles from the Hot Springs, eight from the
Warm, thirteen from the Bath Alum, and twenty
eight from the Rockbridge Alum, they are of easy
access by the Central railroad and its connections
to Millboro' depot, and thence by stages over Il fine
turnpike road twcnty-three miles To the Springs,
passing on the route by the Bath Alum, the Warm,
and the Hot Springs, aud crossing the Warm
Spring mountain. Every part OF this route Is con-
nected with historical incidents of great interest,
and the scenery is Of unsurpassed beauty and
grandeur.
"A physician, experienced in the use and ef.
fects of the waters, will reside at the Springs.
By the LIST of June there will be a daily mail
and a daily line OF stages from Millboro' TO the
Springs.
The price of board will be three dollars per day !;
children and servants In proportion. A deduction
of ten per cent. made on all bills for thirty days
or over.
The Agent will spare no pains to render the place
a comfortable and agreeable home, and tiattcrs
himself, from his long experience and the aG-
~vantaees of the place, that he will be able to give
satisfaction. D. A. PoKrEk, agent.
INV 2-2aw2w
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At a meeting of the Directory of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company,
April 26th, ii was resolved that the minis
tiers and lay delegates attending the Episco-
pal Council to be held in st. Paul's Church
in Alexandria on the 10th instant be al
lowed to pass to and from the Council upon
paying fare one way.-Gasette.
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uox Il. A. lctCNrC.

", learn that the statement published
.,,,aax. that this gentleman was ap-
..aj,o the office Of Chaplain in wash
:o,,on College las we'll as Professor Of
VA, philosophy is not entirely correct.
m, matter in regard to the chapla'ncy Is
under consideration, and will be settled Al
,rs next meeting of the Board, in June.
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New YORK, May 2.-Cotton firm; sales
900 bales at 33c. G34c. Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat quiet; advanced leg
&c. Corn declined kc.Glc. Pork excited
and higher. Sugar steady. Coffee dull.
Naval stores quiet but firm. Turpentine,
SIC. @9Oc. Rosin, s"3.l2lsa.3l5. Gold, l28.
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WASHINGTON, May l.-At 10 O'Clock to-
night a violent rain and hail storm, accom-
panied by vivid lightning, passed over
this city.
PHILADELPHIA, May IA heavy storm
of rain, with sharp lightning, prevailed
here this evening.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 2.-Flour dull; West
ern extra, $40. Wheat steady. Corn dull
and lower; white, s5QS6; yellow, s2G83.
Oats firm. Provisions quiet. Coffee dull /;
Rio, H13Gl5. Whisky dull.
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THE EPISCOPAL CoNvoCATI0N.-The Val
lev Convocation of the Episcopal Church,
which held its session in this town last
week, adjourned on Saturday evening.
The religious services were largely, at
tended by Christians of all denominations.
jefferson COnty Spirit, May !.
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NEW Masonic TEMPLE IL BALTIMORE
The building committee having charge Of
the new Masonic Temple to be erected on
north Charles street, adjoining St. Paul's
Church, has succeeded in etiecting the
purchase from Mr.. David Wilson Of the
large dwelling next to the property here
tofore purchased, having a front OF Charles
street of thirty feet, for the sum of thirty
one thousand dollars. This will give the
temple a front of one hundred and thirty
II feet on Charles street, with a depth Of
one hundred and fifty feet to a titty-three
foot street. The work of tearing down the
two dwellings heretofore purchased has
already commenced, and possession of the
last purchase is to begin on the first of
June. The temple is designed to be not
less than eighty feet in height, marble
front, the first story to be occupied as elc-
CANT stores, the second as a large concert
saloon, and the balance of the building to
be used by the Order as lodgc-rooms, &c.
The workis to be pushed to completion as
rapidly as prudence will permit, and
when finished it is supposed it will be
second to no building of the kind in the
country.-Sun, I'd.
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Democratic State Convention I'm Hen.
lucky.

LOUISVILLE, May IA very large con-
vention of the Democracy of the State as
sembled at the courthouse to-day. Most
of the counties of the State are repre-
Ex-Governor Wickliffe is tempo
rarY chairman.
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Irving being on the "high seas" after
hesitating a long time in deciding how to
act in the matter, which possibly might
end In disagrecable complications, de-
cidcd tol return to the fort for further
instructions.
Captain Olncy remarked, that if the
guard on board his vessel had plenty of
rations, he would endeavor to make them
as comfortable az possible, Notwithstanding
one of his crew had been wounded by the
firing from the Geneva as she passed the
fort.
When the Hancox left her, to return
here, she lay drifting about, the machinery
idle, and Captain Olncy still as obstinate
i'm his refusal to return.
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UNITED STATES CoURr.-The United
States Court, Judge Underwood, will meet
IN this city On Monday pext.-NosfoE
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EANR FAN6-Just received, 9 ane
dEE I,fs e fEfscs % II s, StsD, : .Sa::. 4 4 ~
got 8 GoeA PAL PAN fSs ffVf 81
Z, s..e, 1w.sr 3 s dEbyE g qRirars a's cas ;is:'asS .
cents Pei yssd; ssAnany osAsx tsafsSd SSsats
s0'A aasi ss:. Z: .i.. s:s &C. sssA.
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CALDER & HALL, MACHINISY
CAND BLACKsMlTHs, SHOP ON CARY AND
FOURTH S~TREETS..The Undersigned return
Of Richmond, have enabled them to carry on bua-
ness, and inform the pnhlic that they inrni:h al
INGs, such az AREA GRAT1N0s, WINDOW and
DOOR GRATINGs and BARS, RAILlN0S. SAIL
and CELLAR D00Rs WIZ pRA Nh, ana
They also make to order or repair RULING IA.
CHIMES. GEoMETRICAt LAJHES, BAnSIER
COTTON and WOOL LOOMS, and BN0INkS, o.
any sort Of MILL WORK. Hoping to receive .
share OF public favor, We guarantee 2 good 1op1s
reasonable price. II. CALUk8y
fe 27-d&sw3m j. Il. HALL.
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BrOwnIOw FOiIed-The Bill Disfran'
chising Southern Men Defeated.
New York Markets.

NASHVILLE, May 2.-The Senate has re
iected the Franchise bill.
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Co,AA9GaHa, EEES ! SHS
caNAt sikEIdiL-wH:he e 49,: g ~
Brettss DsFosshssI Doctor! Rhstons,, e6sksyNs.
Top and Ac.rop g.sssiss {srssy sFS sspssss Hs.
BY Whips, Coach Natsffs1, De-. snd ere IssZefs1
q execute In 8 wogtmsnliks nennsy feysim O
S SsT SsSsiss: "a. s e cs g d Sns, nsnsfssfsSe.
we are enabled q ssii 20 he lowest py5ese sns efvS
cali from onr iderSs srx ~, su6iie fsScecfhiy
solicited. lmy y JOHN ]. OsDORM : GO.
HARDwARE.-W. 8. bONNAN q
III CO., Governor street, Richmond virYfutSv
take pleasure In calling The a~ttsnisn q 1sssGaahs
and vsred stock Of BNnLIeH, l,atR611, etl
AMERICAN HARDwARB, CUTLERY, 3tOlA
MACHINE BBLTiN0, kc.. h., embracing a.
iargest and most complete stock TO be- found II any
southern city, which they esss 70, sale on a. Il
vorabls terms ~ any honoS p tnH Stsde' norm %
south. Jvh. Asnssv~
ap 19-1m tay !.
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nFFUTT Il McANERNEY.
HARpwARs RAILROAD sUPPLIgs.
Also, agents for the sale Of all kinds Of
MACHINERY
DIS. 10.

No. 20 BEERNAN STREET, NEW YORK.
u G. GrosaR Ovrurr. JoBH McAsgaEEY, j.,
iate Of Richmond. va. late Of Montgomery, AIs.
anfa-Sm M
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Day 0OODe, o 90.

TINE OLD ESTABLISHED SiuHE
Il OF LEWIS TAXES Ths AZ sp:Hiss ~ n
sasS. q. s..s: g g s PsSpl ssp S eSs sGs eeSS6SSsssc
ladies' Dress Goods, Summer Csstasfe. t!1sn
Goods for Hsn's .Da BSy., SssS; Es.ef4 ~
Sn mns Lsnsn HsndkssekisA q - ssnls fssaeA:
Wovs Corssfs q $50; ptlov -Ssss goetqs, fall
fcrty;ay inshss I'd, A. :sGts; isa;s,<n . W;
csrts Bsrege for veilA si eol0s, g = 49,
ALSO. II low prices, Q full ssso(tpeneo 81 kte1k I'LL
Sacks, BasqEes, Circular, md SS11erSssys
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DRASS FOUNDRY.-I would
ID inform my old customers and the public gene
rally that my BRASS FOUNDRY Is again in opera
line promptly and on favorable terms. The Foundry
is on Cary street, between Fourteenth and En-
teenth streets. y
IA 92-ts w. II.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30
Published April 81, 1866. ]

CHAPTER S6--GENERAL.
AN ACT to amend chapter % OF the
general laws OF 1868. cHtitied 4" an act
to amend section l Of chapter I4S OF
the revised statutcs, entitled OF pro
ceedings by ana against corporations
The people of the state Of Wisconsin re-
presented in senate and assemby do
enact as follows
Section /. Sec Of chapter las Of tue
revised statutes, entitled Of proceedings
By and against corporations is hereby
amended. SO ss 10 read "a follows. Ac-
tions against corporations may be com
menced in the same manner that personal
actions are commenced against 'divid
uais. The summons or process by which
the action Is com renced, shall he served
by delivering copy thereof to the pres
ident or other head Of the corporation
secretary, cashier. treasurer. director OF
managing n gent thereof; ami in case any
railroad company, whose general office i
not within this state shall he defendant
the summons or process may be served by
delivering copy thereof to any station
freight or ticket or other agent in tht
employ Of said company, in this state
but such service can be made. with re-
spect TO foreign corporation only wheg
it has property within this state, of TIT
causes Of action arose therein, or waer,
the cause Of actions exists in favor of &
resident Of this state
Sec 2 This act shall take effect immcd
lately
Approved April II, 1866