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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12
Deadly As.nult ON a Clergrmnn.

LOUISVILLE. January l0.-Rev. Mr. Fisher, one of
the most eminent diyines of Kentucky had his skull
fractured by a slung.shot on Monday evening lie
has been inscnsible ever since. 4 consultation oil
physicians this afternoon report hopes of his re-
covery. No clue to the assasSns.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

The Plantation Biters have cured me Of
Liver Complaint, al which Laid up PROSTATE, and
had TO abandon my business.
H. B. KINGSLEY, Clov Gland, q.
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The Maine Legislature.

AUGUSTA, Ne, January ll.-Resolutions were in
troduced into the Senate to-day demanding the
speedy punishment of Davis and the principal actors
in the rebellion.
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the LOnOT % DC, NtfN fesptCtluITN,
JAMES SPEED, Attorney General.
CHANGES IN sHoEuAENG,-A Haverhin Mass.

CHANGES IN SHoEMAEISG.-A Haverhin Mass J
correspondent Of the Salem Gazette says
- The shoe business here has quite recently under
gone 4 complete change. Once, hve years ago say,
the shoemakers took out their sets of shoes, made
them and carried them in, this latter operation usu
ally costing day or half day but now everything
is done by steam and every part of the business j.
carried on independent of the rest One shop turns
out heels and stienngS another uppers, in another
sole leather is cut, and finally the goods made
up by steam power exclusively. number of new
establishments have been lately started worked by
steam power entirely.
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DELICIOUS HERALD.
A FAMILY NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, IN THIS CITY,
WITH LARGE CIRCULATION IN SEVERAL UF '
THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN STATES
THE ONLY BAPTIST PAPER PUBLISHED IN
VIRGINIA.

Rev. J. B. JETER, d. D., Rev. \. L. DICKINSON,
EditoIs and Proprietors. Rev. ID. SHAVER Associate
Editor.
corps Of able correspondents have been secured
Every effort will be pu; forth 10 make the RELIGIOUS
HERALD the greatest Baptist paper Of this country.
We wish TO employ agents in every State and county
to canvass for the paper.
Every wishing to become subscriber Ought at
to send his NAME that he may have the paper
from the 1t of January, lSG6.
We are willing insert few more al VERT nts
Hundreds read, the RELIGIOUS HERALD who see no
other paper secular religions. 1t goes into every
neiyhbOrhoCd in Virginia. 1t Is, therefore, excel
len, medium for advertising.
ohee on Franklin street nearly opposite the Bulle
tin and WING Offices itnl2-lOt
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ERUIT.-6O boxes Layer and Bunch Raisins,
l. barrels Currants for sale low to close eOnsigu.
meh: FRENCH < CRENsHAW,
JahsT Corner Ninth and Main
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NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Nov. "a, 1853.
Dsar Sir: have been afflicted many years with
we're prostrating cramps in my limbs cold feet and
hands and a general di,Ordered system. Physicians
and medicine failed ~ relieve Some friends la New
York who were using Plantation Bitters prevailed
upon me To try them. commenced with a small wine
giassful after dinner. Feeling better by degrees, ia
few days 1 as;onshed to lind the GOODNESS and
cramps had entirely left me- and could sleep the night
through which had not done for years. feel like
another being. Ny strength aud appetite have also
greatly improved by the use Of the Plantation Rters
Respectfully, JUDITH Russell.
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News bv telegraph.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings Of Congress.

WASHINGTON, Jan. III.
sENATE-Mr. johnson. Of Maryland, made
speech on the resolution offered by Mr. Howe ycster
day, providing for the appointment Of Provisional
Governors for the Southern States. He argued that
Congress had no right 10 make war on the States Ii
could suppress Instruction, but there was no power
to hold the Southern States as conquered territory
lloUsF.-The Speaker laid before the House the
credentials of Nessrs. Farrow and Kennedy. Repre-
scntatyes elect from South Carolina. Referred to
the Committee on Reconstruction.
In response To resolution of the House, com.
munication received from the Secretary of War,
stating that commissioners were appointed in Mary.
land aud Delaware 10 make awards for slaves mus
tered into the army, but that the appointment was
suspended by order of the President as to the other
Slave States for the reason that all the available
money in the Treasury was required to cary on mill.
tary operations.
Mr. Rogers, of New Jersey, opposed the negro sui.
frage biIl contending that this was exclusively the
white mans government, and was intended by the
trainers of the Constitution. lie characterized as
abhorent the recent attempt to degrade the citizens
of the District of Columbia by comforting on the ne
gro the right of suffrage. He also maintained that
this is Federal, not National Government.
Mr. Farnsworth, Of Illinois, maintained the con-
trary doctrine, insisting on the political equality OF
man. He declared he would rather sit in the House
of Representatives with Fred. Douglas than with
Fernando Wood.
Pending the consideration of the bill the House
adjourned ...
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

The Plantation Bitters ha= rure1 me 81 a
Derangement II the Kidneys aud the Urinary Organs
that has distressed for years II acts like charm
C. C. MOORE, No. 2JI Broadway.
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have given the Plantation Bitters to hum
dreds Of disabled soldiers with the astonishing
effect. q. W. II. ANDREWS
supt. Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
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From New York.

New YORK, January 1.-THE Captain of the ship
Neptune has been held TO bail for trial in the of
ten thousand dollars ut the Marine Court on com.
plant OF eight of the passengers and crew for al
legged cruel treatment on the recent passage from
Liverpool.
The schooner Texas, from Norwich for Virginia,
was totallyl lost at Wood Bay, Long Island, on
Saturday. The crew were saved.
The notorious counterfelter Roberts, escaped from
the Jail in Brooklyn at noon yesterday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

;UPP ESSOR CONWAY'S COUCH
MXTURE.-This Cough Mixture was used exclusively
by the late Doctor James II. Conway in his extensive
practice in this city, for the last twenty yoAr Thou
ands Of his patients attest it, efficacy, and the
Of the inventor Is sufficient guarantee for its value -
prescription. Many applications having been made
for this invaluable preparation with the consent q
Mr Conway, the subscribers prepared TO far.
nsh II la all quantities, both wholesale aud retail
Prepared only by y. JOHNSTON 4 BRO,
Druggists, enr. 81 ll,h aud Capitol cts. under
oetsl-Sm the Pow hatan Ustel Richmond Va
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. ! have been great sufferer from Dyspep-
STA, and had to abandon preaching.
The Plantation Bittors have cured me.
REV. J. S. CATHoRN, Rochester, N Y.
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;rpro OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
ANOTHER NEW STOCK.

We are opening this day, direct from the manuise.
turers, two hundred cases Of
BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS,
suitable for the fall and winter trade. Among
stock is eighteen hundred pairs OFF Dane Co, cee
brated Nailed and Pegged BROGANS, the best in The
United States We consider Dane & Co the best
faeturers in the world We have been selling th'.4
Brogans for twenty years, and they always eT.
entire satisfaction. We ask all ia want Of good Shoes
Boots to give us call.
Oct2O--tf PUTNEY WATTS.
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MEDICINES.

FAMILY MEDICINES.
HUBBELs CELEBRATED
o l. p N b 4 T Z Il s
As I:vIGoRATING AxD STRENGTHENING
TONIC
Will cure Dyspepsia, Debility Intermittent Fever Dar
rhTa, Scroiula, Gout, Gravel, Jaundicr, Nervous
Affection, Liver Complaint, Loss OF Ape
titr Heartburn, Bilious Collie, Cho-
lena Morbus, Fever and Ague,
rheumatism, salt Rheum,
Sea Sickness,
&c, &c.
THEY CONTAIN No POISONOUS DRUG.
PURELY VEGETABLE--lmbbels Celebrated Golden
Bitierf are composed OF Gentian, Caamus Root, Wild
Cherry Bark Amnse, Orange Peel Calisaya Eark, Co
lumbO Bark Of SasSifras Root sherry Wine Butternut
Bark, Carraway seed, Yellow Dock, Dandelon, Ac
Iubbel's superior old
CABINET BRANDY,
Mclicitel unrIualed Remedy for DiarIhGl. Summer
Complaint Cholera Morbus, Gripping Pains ia the Bow
els Collie aud Chronic DiIrrhei II is highly approved
10y the Medical Faculty for change Of water and diet.
Used with great III the Army Hospitals in yi0
lent Of Chronic DlarrhGa. This preparation is
simple and harmless, unadultertod expressly for Inedi
cal use
For SALE IN ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD
re Central Depot American Express Buildings, No.
Is Hudson street, New York Mandatory, Of
Water and Ferris streets, Hudson, New York
GEORGE e. HUBBEL Co,
ny22-- 6nood PrOpriotors.
A + THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
n Stockholders Of the FRS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND held on the 9th Instant the following Di-
elected to during the ensuing year
Horace l.. Kent, Wellington Go1din,
A. Y. Stokes, Philip Haxall
Samuel c. Tardy, David J. Saunders,
Joseph r. Anderson, d. Won GrOning,
franklin Stearns, Jno. L. White,
II. q. FAINT, Jno. X. Chiljrcy,
WIN. Taylor.
s. A. CLOVER Cashier,
II. G. FAST, President. jlnl2-3t
nR. X. 4. COLEMAN,
IL OFFICE, LINDEN ROW, FRANKLIN STREET,
Third Door above Second Street
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GALE OF FINE CATTLE.-S. &9YEsA
~ c. Ludington, Esq, of Greenbri,r ~ ID
county, sold to Mcssrs. LINDSAY & M
BROWER a lot Of choice BEEVES al one
hundred aud seventy dollars per head. The BEEF
will be Gifted in Market on SATURDAY MORNING.
n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12
.P HOUSE PAINTING

F HOUSE PAINTING.
L. L. MONTAGUE SON,
Main street, between Seventh and Eighth,
Are prepared TO undertake
HOUSE PAINTING
in all It's departments, In good style and very
sonIble terms.
ourold customers, and the public generally are in.
vited to give Us a call.
L. L. MONTAGUE SON,
sep22--n House and Sign Painters.
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|" REMOVAL.

~ NEMO " AL.
JOHN c. MILLER.
Qate OF Kent, Paino & Col
Jobber and Retail Dealeriu
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Has removed to that large and conveniently arranged
building, No. 2I9 Main street. Of NINTH and
has opened fall and complete stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
To which he invites the attention OF the Merchants OF
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE has general supervision OF the
saes department, and gives special attention to the
tail trade. declst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

iCF' DYSPEPSlA.-What everybody says
must be true. We have heard DR.. striekland's Tonic
spoken OF frequently by those who have been Lene
fitted by 1t, that at last compelled to make ii
known to the public that We really believe eEccts
in every therefore, say TO those who
suffering with Dyspepsia Nervous Debility, to got
their druggists and get a bottle Of Dr. Strickland.
Tonic oci3l-lY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

;LPA REST DECA Y-PERFUMED
Breath, Sound aud Healthy Gums Peary White Teeth
Relief and freedom from TOorHAcHr be Obtained
by using D0wDEN's DENTAL FLUID. Recommended
by Dentists ard Physicians everywhere superior TO
the injurious compounds in use Price - cents. For
sale by all Druggists,
Recommended by Drs Peasants. woodward, Steel,
Hudson ae' &c, Of Richmond. VIII l,sale by
jan2-3m 7. JOHNSTON n BRO.
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iT SPECIAL NOTICE.

iCJS SPECIAL NOTICE
JOHN W. BISON,
Successor TO Joseph IAidleyD
APoT II &c AIRY AND u q O IsT
Corner Of Main and Third streets,
RICHMOND, VA,
Has In store large stock OF Drugs, Medicines, Dye.
stuGs Oils and Paints to which We invite the special
attention Of Country Merchants and all others in want
Of sueh articles oct loft
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nR. X. I. COLEMAN,
IL OFFICE, LINDEN ROW, FRANKLIN STREET,
Third Door above Second Street.
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The New York Tribune says, " the reason why brakes
Plantation Bitters universally used and have
such immense sale, is that they always made up
the original standard, of highly nvgorating material
and Of pure quality although the prices have largely
advanced" etc.
The Tribune just hits the nail the head. The
but the people told what 1t is The Recipe is pub
lished around each bottle and the bottles not
duced in size At least twenty limitations and counter
feits have sprung up. They impose upon the people
once and that's the last Of them.
The Plantation Bitters used in all the Gov
ernment Hospitals recommended by the best phys
cias and are warranted to produce immediate bene
fetal effect. Facts stubborn things.
; / owe much to you, for verify belle ve
the Plantation Bitters have saved my life
REV. w. II. wAGGONEE, Madrid, n. Y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

Thou wilt send two bottles moro Of
thy Plantation Bers. My wife has been greatly bene-
fitted by their use. Thy friend,
ASA CURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa.
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From the WytheviIle Dispatch.l
From the National Tntelligencer.l

THE FARMER"-We commend to our agricu-
tural friends the handsome periodical bearing the
above title, of which tie first number has just been
issued at Richmond, Virginia, by Mcssrs. Elliott Il
Shields. We find it well filled with substantial com
mon. sense matter such rs farmers may turn to prac
teal account,
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The Express Robbcry---s25O.0o0 Recovered
Arrcst Of Pour Mem---Pa rticMIars.

The Norfolk TIrginian will please copy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IPA WORD TO THE WISE.-If you are
a dy speptie and desire to he cured, try BARERs BIT
TIERS. lfyou have sour stomach, indigestion torpid
liver headache. bad cold, diarrho@, or @sue
and fever, few bottles Of BAKERS BiTTbks ana
ord for you will be speedily cared Thousands
opersons thu Virginia and North Carolina nave
been cured OF these diseases by the fthese bier
ami thousands OF others may be cured, IL thcy but Use
the same remedy.
To be had Of all Druggists In the city Of Riehmonl
ana elsewhere in Virginia, also OF CANDY GILPIN,
Baltimore. Orders promptly filled by addressing
Z. BAKER, Proprietor,
d.c2f ~ Richmond, Va.
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The House met at the usual hour, the Speaker i
the Chair
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

iDS BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-Thc orr.
sinal and best in the world, The only true and per-
feet Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Insantaneous
Produces Immediately splendid Black or Natural
Brown, without injuring the hair skin. Remedie,
the Ill effects Of bad dye Sold by all Druggists The
genuine Is signed william :. Bachelor ALSO,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE FLEURs.
For Restoring and Beaulifying the Hair,
CHARLES BACHELOR,
aull--tf New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-12

The bill for the reorganization of the State Peni.
Tertiary was taken up, when various amendments
were oifered-pending discussion of which the hour
arrived for the execution OF the JOINT ORDER viz The
election of a
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-02-15
REPLY OF CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.
WASHINGTON, THURSDAY EVENING

Oct. IL 1860.
Dear Su'-Your letter of the I'd directed to Cleveland
and forwarded to Sandusk reached me there night before
last. L left for Washington yesterday morning. and
just arrived To your inquiry whether term Of the Cir
of the United States for the District of Virginia
the Supreme Court during the autumn early winter
respectfully reply in the negative Under ordinary crcum
the regular authorized by Congress would
have been held the fourth Monday in November which
this will be the 9th. Only week will intervene be-
that day and the of the annual term
the Supreme Court when all the Judges to be in at
tendance at Washington That time is too short for the
otherwise so much doubt the proprety of holding Cir
cult Courts of the United States in States which have been
declared by the executive and legislative departments of
the National Government to be in the rebellion and there
subject martial law before the complete resora
tion of broken relations with the naon and the
dure of the military by the civil administration that
unwilling hold such courts such States within any
had opportunity to consider and act the whole sub
ject. civil court in district under martial law
y act by the sanction and under the supervision Of the
military power and cannot think it becomes the Justices
of the Supreme Court to exercise jurisdiction under such
conditions In this vew it is proper to state that Mr..
Justice Wayne whose whole circuit the rebel States,
with me. have had opportunity Of consult
ing the other Justices but the Supreme Court has hher
declined to consider brought before it by appeal
portions country No very reliable interference it
true be drawn from this action for circumstances
have greatly changed since the court adjourned butt
far goes favors the conclusion Of myself and Mr.
Justice Wayne.
With great respect, - -.s.'-~--t .' .--. ..-
.....,. --,- -....- Yours, very truly .
(Signed) =. P. CHASE.
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laws are in force corporations, it being admit
ted by the whole theory of the government and
lmphedly in said ordinance that during the revo-
luton, corporations with all other laws ceased to
exist ? No will doubt but that with the con-
sent of the President, the Convention had power
to ordain charters for corporations. Yet the cor
pOraiOns being in the nature of contract between
the State and its citizens once ceasing to exist,
the corporators accept of the charters or not
but until accepted by the corporators, the ordi-
nance is of no effect The committee is not in
formed that the stockholders of any Bank have ac-
cepted the ordinance of the Convention, and it is
not to be presumed they will do SO, such an
act would be against their interest from the
recent message of the Governor we learn that the
Banks are hopelessly insolvent, not being able to
pay ten cents in the dollar. 1t is well settled
principal of law in this State, that corporations
expiring, the debts both due from and to the COR
porations cease to exist liabilities Judge
CASTOR says in the case of Fox VS.. Horah, l Ire
that the expiration of the charter, the debts of
every kind due from the Bank extinguished
completely debts due to it, The same prin-
ciple is decided in Jones Equity, vol; Mallett
VS.. NlallOy. From the reasons above set forth the
committee is of the opinion that by the effects of
the revolution in the language of the President
''deprivlng the people of North Carolina of all
civil government" the charters of the Banks ex-
pired, and cannot be renewed except by the con-
sent of the corporators, and this legislature can
not interfere, all the questions connected with
tive action.
Respectfully submitted,
A. J. JONES, Chairman
JOS. III. WILSON,
r. Y. MCADEN
w. A. CALDWELL
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The Way to Win Them Back.

The United States Marshal for the Western
District of Missouri, gives public notice that pro-
Gee dngs have been instituted for the cOnfscatiOn
foEthe property of General Sterling Price, and
some fifty other officers and men of the Confederate
army; and; that the writs in these have been
made returnable to the next term of the United
States Court for that district, beginning on the
fifth day of March next. The gentlemen whose
property has been thus seized for confscation,
among the wealthiest and most influential citizens
of Central and Western Missouri. They, or their
fathers were, in most instances, the original set
tiers upon the very lands which are now "libelled "
for confscation; and it is to their labors and in
telligence, and to that of their friends and kins
men, that the prosperity of that part of Missouri
is mainly owing The confscation of the lands
of such persons cannot fail to excite the bitterest
feelings in the hearts, not only of those who shall
directly suffer ftom this malignant persecution,
but of all those who allied to them, by friend
ship sympathy, and indeed of every one who
hates injustice and oppression.
If there is to be confiscation let it be general,
not partial If the Government will be guilty of
the abominable wrong and meanness of heaping
punishment upon the unfortunate people who
fought for the independence of their States and
the sanctity of their homes, or who sympathized
with those who did, let it at least be impartial in
the infiction of its penalties. Among those whose
property has been seized in Missouri we donot re-
cognlze the name of any prominent leader of
the rebellion except General Price. This circum-
stance demonstrates the fact that their property is
to be confscated not in vindication of the maies-
ty of the Government, but for the qualification of
the bad passions of the personal enemies who have
instigated these proceedings against them.
We hope that the President, if he cannot bring
himself to do what he ought, indeed to have long
ago done-proclaim general amnesty--will at
least stay all proceedings in confiscation until he
shall have finally decided what classes shall be
prosecuted and punished for their alleged treason.
It is bad enough for the conquerors to deal
severely and vindctvely with the foe which fought
against them SO brayely for four long years It is
infinitely worse to blacken their vengeance with
the crime of injustice. -L''-'---- ,..
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. Z, 1866
The House was called to order at 10 o'clock A.
The Journal of yesterday was read and ap-
Mr. Campbell, Commoner elect from Iredell
county, to fill the vacancy created by the resigna-
ton of L. Q. Sharpe Esq, appeared and was
qualified.
Mr. Hutchinson introduced bill to authorize
the construction of toll bridge across the Cataw
ba River, at, or near the Rock Island Factory,
between the counties of Mecklenburg and Gas
ton.
Land Company
Mr. Murrill a bill to incorporate Richlands
Female Academy, i'll the county of Onslow This
bill passed it's several readings under suspension
of the rules.
Mr.. Caldwell, bill to legalize the transfer of
registered bonds of this State to bearer.
Mr.. Gaines from the committee that superlntend-
ed the election, yesterday. for two Trustees
OF the University, reported the election Of Wm A.
Jenkins, Esq.
COUNCILLOR OF STATE.
On motion of Mr.. Waugh, message was sent
10 the Senate, proposing to go forthwith into an
election for Councillor of State to fill the vacan
cy created by the resignation of w. W. Lenoir,
ESQ.
The following nominations were made:
- By Mr. Waugh, John NJ. Cloud by Mr.. Houston, James
T. Morehead, Jr; by Mr.. Mcintosh Robert F Smonton;
amance, Giles Mebane; by Mr.. McNair n A. McLean by
Mr. Ncks Tyre Glenn; by Mr. Jenkins of Warren Joseph
Davis by Mr.. Mcdonald, Charles NJ Steadman; by Mr.
Marler, J. C. Mcdowell
Mr.. Ferrel nominated Hon. Robt. P. Dick.
Mr.. Houston hoped that Mr.. Dicks name would
be withdrawn; Mr.. Dick had been one of Gov
Holden's Council, and he did not think he would
Ad'mOnize very well with Gov. Worth's Council
MIR. McAden, by leave, introduced ga bill to
amend the charter of the town of Graham"
STATE AGENT.
=, AT IL o'clock the House proceeded to consider
the g bill to create State Agent" on its second
reading.
Mr. Russell opposid the bill ..-- -.
Mr. Cameron said that the majority of the Com
nlttee thought the creation of this Office would be
materially beneficial to the State.