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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-21
NEW YORK ADVKRTIsEMRNTS.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS,
w MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
SILVER WARE, BRoNZBs, &C, WORTH OVER
ONE MILLION DOLLARS!

All to be sold At Five DOLLARS ZACH, without re-
rrd 10 value and not be paid fOrluntil you know
what you are TO receive.
75s Gold and Silver Watches were distributed
among the patrons Of Parkinson Company during the
month OF January, 1866 Read comments by the Press
speaking Of the hrm In the most complimentary man
per. most industrious and prosperous mouse. ~
shippepsburg pa Sentinel. Give all who deAl
them perfect satisfaction. "-Dunkirk IN II yoIT -
"a Enioy high reputation for honorable Deans 49,
bs o1sIitv ~ tbeir goods New PaltI(N IL LlHSS'
- Psrfeetlx reliable and will do all they PTo 1 hon
Nyaek o. " city and ColIafy. 81, M " Journal
- 8ono-sbls and fair-dealing men '-SAPlston u; H.
Journal. zone the Oldest and most pts FnaD
,h.i1 word and act honOrably by their patrons
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A NTHRACITE COAL.
SEEDS. &c.


T ANDRETH & SONS WARRANTED
i 4 FRESH GARDEN sEEDs.-we are now in receipt
Of a full supply of SEEDS, direct from Landreth
Son. which, after than thirty years experience,
we confidently recommend to the public for their rela-
bility and genuineness of their varieties.
Landredth's RURAL REGISTER for 1865 Is ready for
gratuitous distribution.
Our supply of fresh and genuine Seed consists OF all
thu varieties usually called for.
p. JOHNSTON BRO,
Corner Eleventh and Capitol streets,
febl3t Richmond, Va.
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NEW BOOKS.
~ War Clerks Diary at the Confederate States
Capital, during the Existence Of the Confederate Co
vernment. By J. b. Jones, Clerk In the War De-
partment Of the Confederate States. vols. syo.
IS So
Medical Electricity Embracing Physiology and
Electricity Therapeutic, with Special Reference
to Practical Medicine. Showing the most approved
apparatus used in the treatment Of Nervous Diseases
BY Alfred c. CARAT, VI. ID. 80.
Life OF Emanuel swedenburg. with synopsis OF his
Writings By william White. 81 90.
New Abridged Edition Of Periera's hateris hediea
London: 1866. 81 80.
The story of Gisli the Outlaw. From the Ieelandie
By George webbe Dasent. Beautifully illustrated.
IS so.
Cevise: Tale Of the Last Century. By O. J. w Mel
vile. 81 IS.
The Restoration Or the Hope Of the Early Church
Realized. By Rev. II. Riley. u 25
Foster on the Improvement OF Time 81 IS.
The Story of Kennett. By Bayard Taylor. s225.
St. Martins Summer. By Miss Brewster. s22
ST. Martins Eve. By Mr.. Henry Wood %.
Life and Times Of James Madison. By Hon. William
c. Rives. Vol. IL. IS 80.
For sale by wOODHOUsE PARHAM
apllt Booksellers and stationers, Governor st.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES;.

AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES.
-o~o.~o~~~~~~Oo~~~~~~~o0
T ANDRETH'S
IL WARRANTED
G ARDEN SEE S,
(CR0P OF 1860,
Just received and for sale. We keep constantly on
hand
FARM GRIST MILLS, WHEELED HAY RAKES
CORN SHELTERS, PL0UGHS
PLOUGH CASTINGS, CULTIVAT0RS
CORN PLANTERS, WHEAT FANS
CUTTING BOXES, UNION WASHING MACHINES
WATER DRAWERS, SPADES, SHOVELS
HAY FORKS, CLOTHES WRINGERS, AXES
And all kinds of Agricultural Implements. We also
sell
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES and SAW MILLS, and
BATES HOSTING MACHINES
Sole gents for the State of Virginia for the sale of
RUSSBLLS COMBINED MOWER and REAPER
BUCKEYE COMBINED MOWER and REAPER
RTNA COMBINED MOWER and REAPER
BUCKEYE WHEELED CORN PLOUGH
Also, MONITOR MOWER and REAPER.
BECKHAM & CO.,
feb2.tft Cary between llth and 18th streets.
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SOU FHERN LAND AND MINING
~ OFFICE.
ATKINSON TEN EYCK s. Co.,
MAIN STREET, SECOND DOOR ABOVE EJsHrH,
Rpv and sell on commission all descriptions Of REAL
RsrATE MISRs OF Coal, LEAD COPPER, etc, OUAkkiEs,
FrRyAcEs MILLS and WATER-PowERs
Large Estates explored and mapped out
No charge for Respiration.
Gsnsral Agency Of wILDER's SALANASDER SAFRs,
which stood the test in our great hre
Sole Agency Of Cookies "Ammoniatsd FhosPhanS
6uano," carefully manufactured nom peruvian ana
Nsvsssa anely comminuted and perfectly dry II coz
tsins eight per Of ammonia It. quality 's guar
snteed 10 be uniform. Il Is preferred oy planters %
No Peruvian. IL Is highly recommended by Prof.
Iiebg OF Baltimore, and Kraft, Of New ork TO whose
analyses invite attention -
VIRGINIA LANDS WANTED.
apllf
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MANHOOD AND THE FIGUR OFYOUTH
wi restored in four weeks BY DR.. RECORDS Essence
OF Life This wonderful agent will restore manhood
the most shattered constitutions, whether arising from
excuses sole abuse the effects OF climate or natural
causes Time required the most inveterate cases
Is four weeks. Failure l. impossible. Dr. Records Is
OF Life Is sold in with full instructions Tor
use at IS or four quantities in enc for -, and will be
to any part carefully packed receipt OF remit
lance to his accredited agent, PHILIP HOLLAND 81
Liberty street. New York. nov2-6m
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HARDWARE HOUSE,
w GOVERNOR ST., RICHMOND, VA.

w GOVERNOR ST., RlCHMONDi VA
We are now receiving direct from the manufacturer
in England, Germany and the United States, our
SPRING STOCK, consisting, in part, of
1000 doz. pen and pocket Knives
1000 gross cocoa, bone, buck and ivory handle
Table Cutlery
5000 pair trace stage and halter Chains
75O doz. Elwells, Peck's Powells wedding
Hoes
25oO doz pad chest till, cupboard, stock and knob
Locks
$50 doz grass and grain Scythes
$50 doz. scythe Snaths and grain Cradles
$50 doz. Spades Shovels, Forks, Rakes
1000 kegs Nails assorted
100 kegs Horse Shoes
100 doz. Collins & Co.'S, Mann & Stewards Axes
40 tons Pots, Ovens, Spiders and Lids
Carpenters Blacksmiths', sadders' and Tanners
Tools
Builders and Housekeepers' Hardware in great
variety
Machine Betting, Fairbanks Standard Scales
Hoes Circular Saws Manila Rope, &c, &c.
To which we call the attention of the merchants OF
Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee feeling conf
dent that our stock equal any in the country and
our prices as low any regular house.
W. &. DOMAIN, W. D. DoNNAN ~
JOHN ASHER. y mnoI
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SCALES.
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

DISSOLUTION.-Th firm of TINSLEY X
IL STEPHENSON was dissolved on The hrst day Of
January 1855, BY mutual consent. The name OF the
nrm Will be continued only hereafter In the settlement
~ seconnts C. G.. TINSLEY,
$1,000 B. p STEPHENSON.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
WHOLESALE A APP s2on aETAII HARD
No. 125 MAIN STREET.
WATKINS, C0TTRELL q co.
We are now receiving and opening, direct from the
manufacturers a fresh and complete stock OF ENGLISH
and AMERICAN HARDWARE and SADDLERY goods,
consisting in part OF
Pocket and Pen Knives
Scissors and Shears of Rodgers, Wostenholm's and
other makers
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery
Plated forks and Spoons
full assortment of medium and good Table Cutlery
Trace Stage Halter Coil
Lock and Log Chains
Wedding and Killing Hoes
Garden Hoes and Rakes
Shovels, Spades and Forks
GRAIN Grass and German Scythes
Grass Snaths, Grass and Reap Hooks
Pad, Stock, Knob, Mortice and Store-door Locks,
well assorted
Cut Nails assorted Griffn's Horse Nails
Carpenters Tools of every description
Hand-Saws, Drawing Knives, Planes, &c.
Blacksmiths' and Saddlers' Tools
Builders and Housekeepers' Hardware OF every
description
Manila Rope, Bed Cords, Plow Lines and Sash
Cord.
To which we would respectfully invite the attention
ing ourselves to sell goods at reasonable profits to all
who may favor with call.
WATKINS, COTTRELL & CO.,
No res
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70 Immediately dispose of the above magnificent
stock eart6eales naming the articles are placed In
sealed envelopes and we'll mixed. Holders are entitled
TO the articles named their certificate upon pay
neut Of as whether It be beautiful Watch, or husi-
cal BOX worth $780, or Plain Gold Ring worth % The
return Of any of certificates entities you TO the ar
ticle named thereon upon payment, Irrespective oil us
ro,b and as no article valued less than s5 Is named
on any certificate will at once be seen thai this Is
NO LOTTERY,
but forward legitimate transaction which
NAV be participated in even by the most fastidious
E-Any one wishing to invest IN the ao9ve enter
iscates naming some Of the above articles by sending
stamped envelope bearing their address Gernheates
not to be paid for unless fully satisfactory We 40 ms
that ALI NAV be convinced ofour sincerity and the genu-
lnon0 " PARKINSON CO.,
,abOo-9m POS Broadway, New York.
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NOLEN s STEERS,
~ FFrT-rHIAD srREEr AND SECOND AVENUE,
NEW YORK,
Wholesale and retail Dealers in all kinds Of IUMBRR
Manufacturer Of
MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS. and BOX
SHOCKS.
Turning In all Its branches Books containing Pttsrns
Of Mouldings sent on application.
L
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Lyons sii5 cola Hunting Watches $500 to $50
800 Nage-eased Gold Watehes............ 20O oOO
800 ladies' Enameled Watehes............ 100 0OO
800 Diamond Cluster ladies' Sets......... 500 zoo
l. 900 Diamond Solitaire Rings............. 20 Z1O
1000 Heavy silver Hunting Watehes..-.... 20 10y
1000 Open-face Silver Watehes..........-... ~ 20
1000 silver and Mahogany Musical Boxes 100 w
1000 Silver Dining Sets. 20 9oV
/ 800 Silver Tea Sets, complete. % ~
1000 Silver Urns and Salvers. 20 aoo
1000 Seven chamber Revolyers............. 20 SOO
9 500 Patent single-barrel Pistols. 20 20
1000 Richly framed Oil Paintings. 20 S0s
$500 Elegant pearl Opera Glasses........'.. 70 20
5000 Mammoth Photograph Albums....'.-. 40 %, ~
5000 Cluster Diamond Rings. % lUo
5000 Ladies' Oval Bracelets. 10 Co
$500 Gold Chains Of different designs..... 20 ~
$500 Gold Thmbles, ehased......---......s ~
10000 signet and Plain Gold Rings....-.....' 20
10000 Gentlemen's Scarf Pins. oS
II 500 Brooches and Ear Drops. 90
IL 800 Gold Loekets, double glass............. %
10000 Gold Pens and Gold Holders. ....,..... 10 20
10000 Sets Studs and Sleeve Buttons. ...... 20
5000 Silver Goblets and Drinking CuPs..''' o.
5000 Sets Tea Table and Dessert Spoons. ~ 20 20
5000 Sets Tea Table and Dessert Forks... ~ 20
5000 Sets Tea, Table and Dessert Knives. ~ 20
$500 Revolving Silver Casters. ........''. 20 20
p 500 Silver Cake and Fruit Baskets. ....... 20 20
1860 Wine Holders and other artieles... 20
~
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ITO THE PUBLIC.
.O-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
WEIsIGER. MONCURE & co.

O. T. WHISPER & CO. have admitted into eo.uart.
nsrshfp w. p MONCURE and h. n. PAINTER and
the business viii be conducted from January l. ls66
under the arm and style Of
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The Railroad Connections.

. The engineers who have been engaged for
the past ten days in making the preliminary
surveys for the proposed connection of the
Petersburg and Weldon railroad have
returned TO this city 10 report. They have run
several ex perimen tai lines through the corpora
tion limits of Petersburg, the valley of Lieuten-
ant Run, and around the town, both sides. The
line, however, which is most favorably con-
sidered, and which will probably be adopted
runs from LRndy's station, on the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad three miles this side
OF Petersburg, 10 a point on the Petersburg and
Weldon railroad three and half miles
beyond H. This will swing entirely around
Petersburg, crossing the river some distance
above it, The Cockade City Is indignant At
being thus isolated a." like n rose III the wilder
mess, left on its stalk TO tell where garden
"has been" 1t will now be on branch rail
road
But Richmond is 10 have the same fate.
Surveys are being made TO connect, in the same
way, the Richmond and Petersburg railroad
and the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad by ii line from point near the
| Fair Grounds down the valley by the peni.
Tertiary, tunnellng through CANDLES Hill
and joining the other road IT the bridge ut the
foot OF Eighth street Then Richmond Will
be left shivcring in the cold.
II 10 hard TO predict what will be the effect
of these changes OH the prosperity of these
cities. Some people cay that trade merely
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-08
Despoilinp Virginia.

The Congress has taken two more jewels
from the crown of Sirginia--that unselfish
and muniiicent Commonwealth, which has, in
times gone by, sacrificed more and given more
10 the Union than all the other States put
together. She gave IL domain immense IN area,
and unsurpassed on this globe for fertility; q
domain ont of which might be carved several
Empires, of power and resources sufficient TO
enable them TO assume and maintain positions
Of responsibility among the kingdoms of the
earth. And yet she has not been permitted 10
hold possession Of her own territory. A fifth
Of her domain was cut OF without the consent
Of her people and in contrayention of the Con
stitution and this, under duress, she was, with
a refinement Of cruelty compelled 10 sanction.
Not satisfied with This, two more Of her coun-
ties are distracted from her against the earn
est proiestations OF the citizens Of those coun-
ties. When will the spirit which stimulates
such wrongs be satrdl lie Congress inclined 10
the business OF putting up canned fruits Fruits
tha, vii! keept FrLi., nee, for repentance
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The Terrcrists in Alexandria.


The Alexandria Ga;ette contains report OF
4 meeting of the fac tion Of Alcxandrians,
headed by Judge TSpERwooD and that mar
plot, Mr.. LEWIS Mckenzie, which assembled
in the third story of the custom house in that
place 10 take measures for the purpose OF
inducing the Federal Government 10 establish
a Territorial government for Virginia, on nc
count Of the disloyalty OF her people.
Judge UNDERWOOD, the illustrlous Judge OF
this Judicial District, presided, and opened
the proceedings with IN address characterized
by no little self -complacency and great deal Of
malice towards Virginia. lie had hoped that
she would have gotten along successfully, as il
would have been very pleasant for him 10
have taken his seat in the United States
Senate, 10 which lie had been elected by the
little body" which met in Alexandria, (No
doubt But he said the idea IF extend
ing the boundary Of West Virginia 10
the Blue Ridge, and Of placing Virginia
and all the Southern States under Territorial
governments, was fast gaining ground III
Washington. lie liked the idea of diSfran-
chisng rebels for five years, according 10 the
law Of Western Virginia, which he therefore
especially desired 10 see expanded 10 the Blue
Ridge The Judge, with great energy, pitched
into secession and States rights, and was
urged on by the oft-repeated :" Amen" Of one
pIous Penn.
Several speakers followed, including Penn
and mckenzie, who called us disloyal," and
recommended the application Of " territorial
government" rs the hest treatment for us.
During the evening, message from the 10y
nlists of Norfolk came greeting, wanting TO
know what their Alexandria brethren were
about Also Mr.. Boris communicated in
reply to an invitation. He sent thanks and
neuralgia OF the head for an excuse Finally,
the memorial TO Congress, toNrge that body TO
settle us down territorially and imperatively,
was conflded 10 LEWIS MCKENZIE and others.
10 get subscribers. 1t was announced that
previous 10 the meeting one hundred and
twenty. five signatures had been obtained
The memorial represents us as in n very bad
way, and refers 10 CARL ScHrRz's report as
entirely truthful. II affirms, finally, that our
State Government has proved an utter fail
ure, and concludes thus:
1--WE therefore pray your honorable bodies
10 SET aside the Government of which Francis
II. Peirpoint is the head, and TO establish i'll
It's place Territorial organization"
They would much prefer Terrortorial
Government in which they would possess the
Offices and all the avenues TO self-approprla-
ton. That would be most loyal condition
of things. But as they cannot have 1t all 10.
themselves, they pray for us, that we may have
Territorial Government. ANDREW JOHNSON
has had enough to do with these self-denyng
and truth loving patriots 10 appreciate them
fully by this time. With his consent, a little
conclave Of nonentties following the lead Of
such immacnlatcs rs UNDERWOOD and McKES-
lie will hardly be- allowed 10 direct the fates
Of the people Of Virginia.
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baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

The Alexandria Gttzehe of Tuesday makes
the following statement:
We understand that seven hundred ana
fifty thousand dollars i the estimated cost oil
the Manassas Gap and Winchester ana foto-
mac Railroad connection, and that tins sum Is
10 br subscribed by the Baltimore ana ohio
RaiIrp,d Cotnpauv. OF this amount, II Is
said four hundred thousand viii complete the
proposed connection, leaving three hundred
and fifty thousand dollars 10 be- expended III
rebuilding and refurnishing the Manassas Gap
railroad
And the Dauville Times, speaking OF the
proposed road from Lynchburs to DanTllie'
says:
4" We understand, If n charter for railroad
from Ivnchburg to Danyillc is oht9ued, II
viii bc huilt by the Baltimore and ONO rail
road. If this he 50, the scheme decidedly
meets our approbatlon.'
The members Of the Legislature can say how
far these positive statements talley with the
developments in the discussions mat nave
recently taken place in both Houses.
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oa. Cor ,ttife In after agesH lfso, they appear
INV the business. But we are motor
80 no believe in the predominant" OF pas
,,np for any length of time In the Nationai
councils Revenge is the mcancst of passions
and its exhibition alone Is enough for It's own
defeat The better part of human nature
must achieve n victory over il. There willyc
rallv TO the support Of President JOHNSON and
that conservatism espoused likewise by the
most distinguished heroes of the Federal army
Generals GRANT and SHERNAS-a force oil
popular opinion and viii sufficient TO defeat
and scatter 10 the four winds those relentless
men whose malice no amount OF persecution
can nppeasc.
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Congress Refuses to Recognize the Va
Ed;tv of the Peirpoint Government.

hdity of the Perpomt government
Whom on Tuesday last, the resolution giving
the consent of Congress 10 the transfer oil the
counties Of Berkeley and Jefferson from Nir-
ginia TO West Virginia came up III order n
question rs TO the validity of the " Restored
Government # Virginia" was naturally
raised, since the Constitution OF the United
States forbids n State TO be divided into two
without the consent OF the Legislature OF such
State, and since the consent thus required haa
been given by the Legislature while In session
AT Alexandria during the war. Now, IHAp.
STEVENS contends that the Southern States
were out of the Union, and consequently Nir-
cinia could not have consented to the transfer
aforesaid Let us note the action OF the
House:
Mr. Rogers Of New Jersey, opposed the rcSo-
lution At length, celebrating the ground mat
the constitutional consent OF Virginia 10 III"
transfer had not been obtained.
Mr. Lawrence, of OHIO, sustained the mea-
sure and urged its passage rs II came from
the committee.
Mr. Stevens. of Pennsylvania, said he
should vote for the resolution, but agalnstlts
preamble declaring that the Legislature OF
Virginia had given its consent 10 The transfer.
lie denied that the States were dead, though
lie recognized lio such Legislature As That III
Virginia which had given its consent 10 tins
proposition.
Mr.. Dawes, of Massachusetts, said there
was a protest OF one thousand eight hundred
men OF those counties here against this trans.
fer.
Mr.. Bingham, Of Ohio, declared that the
consent of West Virginia, of the counties OF
Berkeley and jefferson, and that OF Congress.
was only required TO make the transfer Legal
and proper.
The preamble was stricken out, and The rcso-
luton was then passed-ayeS, ll3 noes, a.
1t will hc seen that Mr.. STEVENS expressly
declared that he " recognized no such Lcstsla-
lure as that in Virginia which had given It,
" consent 10 this proposition and that Tor
this reason he was opposed 10 the preamble
Whcreupon III" preamble was stricken ont
So that the sense Of the House OF R"prcscnta-
tIves at Washington is, that the restored
government of Virginia ought not 70 be recoE-
nized What next,
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passing through or around these cities VIII
benefit them 40 more than IL does keains
station or Chester. Our merchants "illheFe
handle bale OF merchandise except such rs
comes here 10 he consumed and passengers
will not even stop here to dine. Others say
that the channels of trade and traNei sho"lu
be free and uuobstructed, and these roads, ny
doing n greater business, will bring greater
wealth TO their termini. We are inclined 10
the latter belief We hope to see both hlch'
mond and Petersburg enriched by this enter
prise; but If we are disappointed, our cities
both know how 10 take hard knocks ana bear
them without grumbliuE.
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Gift to n woman hath the quality OF mercy II
blesseth him that gives and she thal leeel''''
II is good thing. 49,,
stated I'VE cannot understand now IL wa
that the gallantry of the House perlnlttro
such 4 bill TO be lost for the want OF TWO
votes. -
REcOSsTRrCTrOS RESOLUTIONS.
On motion of Mr.. ROBERTSON,
Res1lred, That the Speaker Of the honse
do let as chairman of the committee on tue
mart of the same TO aid i'm the execution OF the
Joint resolutions u the General Assembly up
uroyiuy the course of the President oi the
United States in behalf OF the reconstruction
of the States.
WASTE LANDS.
On motion of Mr.. GARRETT, the House took
M Senate bill regulating the sale OF vast ana
unapuropriated lands 1t settles the price NJ
one dollar per acre 49,, h;,
The question upon the passage OF the oli
was decided in the alIrmatiye-76 TO /.
THE FEDERAL LAND TAX.
On motion of Mr. GRATTAS, the House took
M the bill relative to the assumption ny the
State of the land tax imposed by the fcuertl
Government, returned IRON the 'Sena't WIN
amendments The House agreed 10 all save
one Of the amendments, and the bill was sent
back to the senate.
RELEASING THE STATES INTEREST TO THE WIZ
GIxIA ASp KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
On motion of Mr. BEKEN, the House took mp
l,ill rplp1 sing the State interest
/ -, ha T;rai,ir and Kentucky railroad on Ger
. a., cnnd1fious and the question upon the
of tbn hi was decided in thratrma.
. tIvc-ayes, Il noes, none.
RELIEF or mn S"'"''' ~ -
TN motoh OF VT. Wv ~ ~ 49, ~. - ir;iir
the bill for the rehel OF H. II Ilui +, S",' =,
. Of Halifax county. on us secoI'" lc""lhe' """
ordered it to be engrossed.
IySrHBrRe ASD DASrILLE RAILROAD,
~, ,,,,;,,, or Mr. Cr.rr,y. Of Campbcn, the
1r W, NO. ,,,i a. Tho LiII inroruorating the
= ,,,,I,trr,, and Danyillo railroad. on its third
rrS the hin brinr read. The question
,,nn, IL massage was decided III the affirmative
,,iithout = division.
,..,,,.,... ENTHUSIASTICALLY RAILROAD.
fEhpN"'' NH'' n. a., ,..rI,,,.., ,.,.,,
TN MOTION Oh VI '"o" 60 III -. =
up the emErosSed hll cA,rh1i"E ~ Cn1t ~ ";
III" FrcdrTlck>ofEa anu nv i,i,
Company. II was paSS'" "'''''"' " Vi
THE BARRACKS AND PUBLIC Guard,
On motion Of Mr.. Ptrrru.uS. he House
rook M the bill providing for the leasing out
. Of the armOry grounds, ana 10 pFoNidt quar-
tiers for III" Pubic Guard, ,..u. ... a.,
The bill proposed 10 lr'sr on pa, -, 80,
Erounds-lhal occupied ny f'>sI>' A1'"'i "
/ Co. win their "orhs-loF ''h years -.
The question, on is passage vas "'''''c" III
the alllYmaiNc-ayrs, -. noes, none.
COMMITTEE To 90 To WA~ulNtf4tNs