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,,,,,tow .rrc.,-a1urder Tranl.

RICHMOND, Va. December t.-pr. James Wal, !:
son. citizen Of Rockb1idse County, recently l.a@
tried there for kilng neS.9 and asqaitret, We
hy military guard detailed for m t
purpoee By General schoae!d' oean ans
brought IT,. 10 sqv.st eansed cieat excitement i
R5esbriasc County lle friends vi Eroaesl: !1s
.eev = aen:a Washington. Ing
cst ~ ,rnTdcr OF Dr. Roee during the lssc Wal
Mnn1a1eass,nr Mnn a4r in King George County.
, 1866-12-07

cuAu11-7o., s. C., December 6.,-EoFernof
es nnenes Amen 1onS .nt
and n fayor Of calling 4 Naton*l Convention o.
ali thc Statrt se:t!e all disturbing questions oe
tween the North and sonta,
The t,fScers Of the North Atlantic Squadron nov
- tbIs city were handsomely entertained Al re
Aenrntion to-day. given IN their honor o5 tne aaft
wiEteE&d military unilo1itiea.
him by
, 1866-12-07

Pu1ApE1ru1A eeembe: s-thls srte'nn1jne o.n t. t.
hatfpast four. three po1eena1T n.a1T bestsn. one o1
SHs osea st vss in .hs shtsnl hh,nl!sG Id
ts n1etinc an re'y wound. The others "ere osa'se1
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#enical.

4 FEW FACTS nr,. mn,
~ FOR the consideration OF ~ Ta9 nnrh sn,itinr
Asshs PsIn r. IT, sisr Chest bronchitis, and Ill
a q. .csscs csu ot he Lungs and Throsr.
1r%RSnES,S PICTORIAL RAEn
Has been uset With unyaIy!Gs saseTss II eo.e n
. e1s5fy sa & oy e.
tnonis* roV die N onr once: = fa n III + p. ho III
T asee1 Inv of he shove Complaints The pro3l y
punin The reach u a!!. and IL neSoh i .curust al
tefnteEes. t. tarss nsa'a; hase sestei t.
NJ esihy living witnstees to p. Eondes1m eoes3
o mi! 1T e1ug IN full fe OF
.1tocpd more relief fson, using rsstofa1 na1nlion
nv vdtsesse-asthnA-than from my otaes psepA4
is7es ased- AVN. 1ouSGBIooD:"
ux,xAr As71rx Tur1ApEIFHts, Nov 1s
1,hnI II fy like this. where 20 ms13 aIS r.!
sr,ns ~. Ee2:on Eita isst 70 intoduce Fec
torai Balm feel satlsned II shou'o " l" 'oe
| Of allsufe5ers~ ARR LESLIE r:s:x"
4NE% YoK6, July q.
based bottle ct Pecto:s ha1 ~ a. 70 to1;% ~
!es t.eDss Gf
over - M PeytafE!ssHE:i yaEsEi =
.1.Trrpsrsfon heard q wtsho1s FeMe1 M nv ston na
no;:!fs :od a!
"SEw ToRX, aug. ;. 1S6t
.A. h.,.a, nj a11 who have or are sunet1n
%neba5 ne GS1en tex aad ~ Testimony
,foa II Nsrsdeos Pecto.al BALM - con1ct
twas DC only .h!nE that 1t1rr s1rsa q III iSe es.se.
sSiEA sfs:'e'f %sa;ss' a:ss
/ ~ ~ NJ aii Agents and drug1sts In Colceso.
, 1866-12-07

1TTENT1oN, F0URTEE.NIH[ !:.sI!.[1
6!1.ss o. G,soutnsAy 99 EKi9Affv
Trc l. VI o'cloek .: = - nd .treet
mstters, AZ he lot ownels ate ass co1se al.
sewer On C:stourne-aSe' eoo'e TaE 9Ii G1MMITTEE.
, 1866-12-07

- %Tou.,ey.. System Of hog Cholera nsc{i2e Az :
.idote@. const.tlns 1er.,, Of 2 10 BE- gi1cn
~, Eood. and OF Powerful cu1nu'c
N ,hrce different presetpsioas to se
he Anim fop Hoc Cno,efa u vi It. foEn. u,d
Recipes NJ LIZ i.tsnmaItnp Of ,he Lunge. HoMets
"a sh a!5esaaa 'se ena e hos
and b!eeolnE rns r1ntees o{ for 10 g. ,.p
TSgsLE H5NyI11iGE HHKI1G 1q2SEFMESF qS TIL SA's5 u Aos
| I0MS I0 tErn,7 page pamphlet, tsnt 10 spos
eaertne ny Aoz 1es e Futon. Tnte
| rert ex3Up, Add1t4s u. u. Ao@HAHA*
L E.nI1ftY
, 1866-12-07

GC6fRtn CtxE 1ha A.,cm,
a Ss ep.Stas Dseimess sis,e s id to tht
bIy Passea t1e ie LIE Ka,l:osd Tne Ion:e .lte
,...ed resolutions thanking he ciasenS NJ eor ri
snelT ior iheir generous don-iion ol CUE"
aid o{ the poor.
, 1866-12-07
Grncral Notices.

w HEREAs-aly wife, Anna An a., Mar5s a'is.
nae nf nqovocstion forbid any one trusting
net n' on NJ account IN Pa{ ne esll q
tract1uE. .oee voa0A@A W.
, 1866-12-07

cr1Asp, Ohio, Deccnbsr G-Ine y ansosv tessls@E ":
boute of Ce. ,ne ie Gs M o.. sn1ns rerseas aorse
plodsd snis a' t,ne % 1naa was ki.lcd, and Two OF
nas .h4cs .4 mtrc must die from INJURIES
, 1866-12-07

prrr,p,t Of Wheat in san Francisco.
san FRAse.co. DsesnefE ef Sc', ST SaSs fsllen M Oh Oh
~ c,nt in 1hc last two weeks since "anu'
r1Iy III - ~ sacke have been rreetsed.
, 1866-12-07
f.nxeruor Patton. of Alahnmn' hce7
mend. the Adoption oi Tie Cona'''a'aon1'
Amendment.

Amendmcnt.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago IEsonhe.l
CINCINNATI, December 6.
enecga1 received tonight from Montgomery,
Ala enve thai Goyerno, Patton, in his message
10 the Legislature, recommends, n thc strongest
.e1ms. he adoption OF the Constitutional Amend
ment, This i the first instance Of q Sontaeff
! Governor doing 80, and he vas elected og reno
, 1866-12-07

Spring Greek, E. D. B'akely, plet G. N. Knapp,
rtrtCncd.
Etasut1a-cotsonwood Springs, III r. Cutting,
rice B. Gsueher, resigned
Col0Iudo-Fo1t Garland, r. l.. n. Meeting, t4ee
g, ". Hepburn. resigned.
Mssov,1-Cnfon, Stark Weaver, t4et n. David.
sepi MGgsaln MSGsgsalnsa; Ashley. R. S. Or, ries " D.
or. resigned; Hydesburg, T: Freeman. r4ee >. u.
H,ool.. removed; weutsvll1c, T. g. seot, rug
r. Ahhinrdon, resigned; Aazlet "soH, .. =.
smith. rice j. 81. c. Smith, resignea kooeftaone
Mini, N. Bennett, r4ee j. Il. Cox. resigned.
wnvrwfxrr OF THE eouTHE1:N LoIA1isTs:
w.sn,xcTnN Dercmhcr 6-lhc to01lssce nl
coTiIr1n ioyalis,s held meeting yesterday, "
r nn1ani. Of New Orleans, in the cha!t; and
Il, n1frham. Of Alabana, Secretary. a hui Vas
-1rentrrd cnboding their ideas Of teconsuneu9n
X H. Eoutherp Ststet. which VIE inteHocu 70 oe
sntmi,tcd 10 tie Republican caucns tois cSea.os'
and ihc committee not being tnemocss o. .un1 's
c1eat. wcre dcpted admission 10 tne caacas, anu
their hill waH not presenLeo. ano'4et o0ee's
will be hello tomorrow. ...n,r
w.erxcTnS December G.-The Secretary ol
xrs. fn.dsr srnt Communication 10 the House
H. .rswer 10 The RESOLUTION calling tof tne HMoun
~ ~ innds received BY The Bureau OF hclnGees
Freedmen. and Abandoned 1.ands, rom lis organ
i1aiion 10 thc drst Of April, 1856: ann nv n
Rercinte from yations E0nrtes. 80 :,
Total amount expended tno -
Haisncc On hand. Oct. II 1855. ss3so3es !
1Iednct amth Id as retained Donnt!cs.;. A4o,S"9V
Balance on 5a'i S2nai es 9e'. o'' . s1ao
, 1866-12-07

| rest1on Of the English Government.
Latest English Markets.
lBy the Cable.l
| L1yErroo1. December 5-Eren1nE-
r,,7ox-steody Sales to-day le,0ou boles; mid
d1'nS nE.anaF remain. without chang
| i,Fnyis1pS=-Market dull and declining. Ialo* IN
afs!ss: S S ..,-c,a.,ar ~. ono,,,,on* ,ssxaa,.sa.
rs1roizrs'-e'0''"EE EasSos, ] psesmner s-Evfn,ng:
sss;ss ssfa III q
sos TX; Illinois Ceussa' 'oare'' 7.i Enc Rs!ls.s
Ssisa e. s'saa s Eat md
nominal 1ospoS. December e-Soon: ~ o.,
censG: ssstss T. M e 81: 1ofsH Ell. Aaosd
bssf@GeI ssss ;5Ss5 ssssans sssa.
sss3 So Of refined
a atls q fef s0"''' Losrox, December s-even'ng.
eSss9scs.e4 xSx;rsv 2aiz Il; L; EHs nnol
( Central "A.
t, ,s..,r,r-rbc Fcniau Excitement in Ire
4 iand-Accounts OF Seizures And Ar.Ess -" =,
The French md English irc"s on *A"A
,nilfup'e Futurc Action
H.1,rkx. December The Fentan aeitation
.ea,n annarcnt IT. ireland. Tho police ~ Got
haG .e,,ea case On board steamer rom In ~
noT,' nh hs snnets sdaehcd. ou,let moude ETC. n:
nan,ed Tracy, n the employ Of The urn 9os 10 %oo
case wes At ~ eoceSetoWn seize
lhe eaaan Gs1 schnnner from Cards. on sns: iet
,a. thst arms we're concealed in the cargo sns
AZ sea1ched ini reported no arms iound.
,s The numerous arrivals from Au4crlca ao'se'
'as coas9sn .nc1ieS On the I'd ten men were aH:st
ms; nj and a ia1cs number Of pike heads and o'A
re- | seized. >.,p.,-.o, McIf1yary 81
.-s | ,,os.I n he m American Fentau agent. Was
aso ta'trd In Dublip On tho I'D. tmmedAtc!{ Ill
Inv. resnirc ~ IN American draft for tea' IN ine
mn hernian Bank. revolver was iouna " A.I,: M:
'As TSr dublin police arc all armed Win si&'cos
Inal | bereA revolvc7t. 49,, r.x,r,,,sn I. ahou1
ON Pa1ls papers at'ee s"
a9n H. Sr Paris correspondent Of The R.ls Va. IL,
:, ~ -xt1 s.ys the vessels which Eail next uoEt'
IL " fr,rc hnmc The French troop. are twelve ste
aud AZ, a.. Sna I'm yeeecle turned INTO temporary "
ana s,i n,:s Thrv Will sail aft.r the arrival oi
ia'u Wetican mail OF october 25,n.
r4ays The Ioodon TtHts has no don mn n r
,s,aS b,t nhdicatcl and looks forward t9 intGessa
.Hsa h1' ~ th~ Washington Government. 1lat 1nteF
AT t;on sS'1l be popular, ,nstead Of nnponaAs,
,c1t eh".n instead Of costly. The amer Gaur ~
tnrn cnte1 he country a. friends Insy IT.. ,n nM'
n3sc5 ensmtet down, aad thus render ctsa.a1Ah t
''''eo ethic and transform that community snto
xroer itcd sintes. They will have thit aa;an.aes.
stinr Thy will not eeem invaders a. taes oi
e'h 1h;s will rreeezvc the name and tosW H., ..
m IN Mexirnn Rcpubllc, and leave nauoaAi Aca
,;chts | M IL o.tcusb1e ruler.
, 1866-12-07

| FROM WASHINGTON.
Extracts from Official Mexi- |
can Correspondence. |
Mr. McCulloch's Contraction |
| Scheme Obtains Little
| Favor.
Financial Satisfies in Relation |
| to the Freedmen's Bureau.
| CONGRESS. !
. aruon Bill Favorably |
AnaR Reported on in the Senate.
House Debate on the Bill to
i Regulate the Time Of
Il Meeting Of Con-
'gress.
! Bill introduced Fixing the Time
i For Election Of Con-
. gressnlen'
Committee Authorized To mVesti-
:. gate the New Orleans
re- Massacre.
j: j: !: j: FROM EUROPE.
81 81 Italian Envoy to Rome Not De
=. =. cidea Upon.
@ ION The London Times On the Pres
;re -, ident's Reference TO the
nss Alabama Case.
T. +: +: FR0M MEXICO.
sis.
this Further Particulars Conccrliu
Red General Scdgwick's Recent
cant cant Movement.
cost
uri-
/: in Agreement Ente1-e
Into Between Cen
,tcd e1'l1 Seu1N1ch
a.sd and Esco-
ries,
with DedO.
'ceo-
kem-
; ; :; =; :; FROM CANADA.
ents
,1aaS l'aaS True Bills Found Against Fou
az sSs teen Other Fenian
rusty rust: Prisoners.
sent
being
let us Governor Patton, Of Alabama, Fay0rS
night Constitutional Amendment.
reama
, 1866-12-07

@r,e moi Otherwise seriously injured
In In. SENATE, 9Th, number OF pctlti''
from a,uy officers. asking f"r increased pay. ~
nsa.cn,ed Mir, Trumhn,l, from the Juois3as
lC,.a.a;I,-e rcno,tcd iaso1ably on the House ol
s.r;rr ,vav The amnesty power from the RE
5,r, and reupeetin, that Il might be done I'M"
d{,tr1v. Joint resolution from Inc sc't'''
1.ri.isture In favor OF impartial saufase'
nvcsentct Mr. Trnmhull Fepof'ea o''' " T.
~, thc ,.rh,e Of certain loyal citizens. Mr.
..sa ;n,-ndnced a Joint resolution. having spet
-.fa+e, r. to the wool growing Interests a.
- tr.osaet,d6 Of eomc untmroetant III
..es. The Senate adjourned u1th Mono
T. ,he House, 9Th, Nj. Washburae, ot lll'n
orcred resolution that the Committee On
nssres ann roet Roads be Instructed to ing
1,to ,hc cxpediency Of cnnfeHinE npoh aoc
nn,.e nann,t,nent the same jurisaiction over
-.1ton. telegraph lines that Is now exercised
nrcr nost Offices aud post roa1e. n ses'la
ras arrecd to for The appointment OF CON u
~ ,hrce 10 ipyc.tiga:e the circumstances ~
fnc the murder Of three Union eo'olc'a ~ =
Tsr,linn in October. 1865. hill vas int1oo
SM n,vcs m fx the time for the clec'is
.,,.n,,cr. III Congress. A resolution ~as OF
and laid over, c41lsng on the Presidc1.to 10 in
thc ,loute whether any portion o! Mexico
1,efu occupied by our troop, Anu II so' NJ
authority and for what pnfpote' - teu. ~
~. o.3crcd. and agreed TO, to provide 1of II
.o,,tnent OF Il committee Of three 10 Pfoee
Nv Orleans. npd TO inquire 1nto the act'
~. 1atc massacre. Ar. Gatneaa one
~eeolut.op, which was agreed TO-
no the judiciary Committee 70 !
INTO the expeaiency OF patssns II" ,os .os
c4rrtn.l punishment OF bribery a eee"o
Ss1n.,on xas passed ca1ltrg on The sccEe
4rSa- thr names Of enrolled and dralts
,ons Who failed tnrepott to the proper au.!
AIR nrirr1 oscrcd yc*olutton' WHICH "a'
to. railing on the Postmaster .a.. otn.A. ~,
tn the Uou.c tie n1uats OF POSTMASTER "
ktn1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-21
From Fortress Monroe.

T"ITNE,S N0NEOE, July IN.-A Ire
woke out this morning in a building near
Hampton occupied as a residence 10y a.
army surgeon. For time, under thc in
@Drncc If strong breeze, the flames scri-
u.,'y threatened number oil Government
holdings, hospitals, &c. The building Was
entirely destroyed, owing to the late arri-
sol Of the steam fire engine from the
fortress and the Inadequate supply OF
Water.
4 French Sidc-whccl gunboat came into
the harbor this afternoon, and passed
>liily up the Elizabeth river towards
Nr.trlk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-21
HEALTHFUL ATTRACTIONS OF
Ill THE WASHINGTON SPRINGS, VA.
ONE RARE ITEM OF THE PROGRESS OF THf
PRESENT CENTURY.
m l. GOODWIy'S EUTROpIiIC,


sCROFULA, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM AND
SYPHILIS.
The most manageable diseases which sfflct the
human race made 10 yield satisfactorily and per.
manently 10 the method and means, an exposition
Of which may be had by reading concise state
ment of facts, In pamphlet form, which / have
thought for some time worthy 10 be noted by the
The title Of this short treatise is " Tho Special
Dr. SypR Ga@G G%s OF the Wsst ns'
ton Springs
Thereby most respectfully and honestly solicit, b
| ferng humanity to which II particularly refers,
and AN attentive reading of its " Supplement-" and
the S II %a
figures ~ the most prominent feature III the pam.
phlet constitutes, IN The Judgment ofdiscriminatine
physicians and others distinguished for in,elll-
gence and high appreciation OF truth and merit,
'au important addition" IL the remedies NO"
known as the most efficient in the treatment OF these
diseases.
My success In managing these diseases, now con.
coded to exec any attending tho general plans of
treatment il due to my adaptation Of the Eutrophc
upon the theory which devised upon early patho-
logical views taken Of these maladies. The Po-
tency Of lis efficacy makes II eminentiy deseIvinS
a place among the most reputed standard remedies
Of medical record and would most consclenti.
ously claim at the hands of honorable and ntelli
gent physicians fair and impartial trial OF In
therapeutical value applied By Inc IN the contro
of these diseases.
in towns on and ses from oe
Of the Europhic at cost Of three dollars per bot
tie. containing thirty ounces.
The long established mineral resources OF thu
Washington Springs, formerly known ~ Leech's
affording the best qualities of sulphur, Alum
Chalybeate, and Magnesia. the most remarkable
and valuable collection Of medicinal waters known
to the mountains Of Virginia, cannot be otherwise
than attractive to irvalids of both sexes suffering
from debilitics, diseases of the urinary organs.
uterine disorders, skin diseases, diseases of the
liver and digestive functions, and all affections
benef by Il relaxation from domestic habits nd
pursuits, accompanied by few weeks sojourn III
such healthful retreat as that OF the Washington
Springs.
Persons visiting the Springs for their mineral
advantages will be char ged two dollars per day
and twelve dollars per week board.
and treatment win be charged live dollars per
week, At specie rates, for board.
Passengers reach the Springs by the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, stopping at Glade Spring
depot Washington county.
SO charge for medical services unless satisfac.
ton ID given.
The afflicted may visit MS with the assurance that
their sojourn shall be succeeded by happy return.
To lire, IRE haze M Hcsd and nrouh not hn,ntug
the suffering. Z. J. GOODWIN.
The VEGETABLE EUTROPHIC and the PAMPH-
LET can be obtained Of J. b. WOOD, Druggist,
northeast corner Of Marshall and Fifth streets,
Richmond agent for this city, and from druggists
generally In all parts of Virginia.
NH 9-dGsw7tSw6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-21
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS
IL VIRGINIA.

-
These MINERAL WATERS have an established
reputation for very high curative virtue in all III
toll9wing classes Of disease, and ~ being an Alb
sCk6FULs and ali the forms rs' % Giandula
swellings and Culsneogs Eruptivs Disease, Erysi.
f!sY psPk9SG SIAKKn cnkS
NC THRUSH, affection Of the KIDNEYS snd
BLADDER al and PILES: In all ansmie condition,
stitution, loss Of appetite, and general nervou,
prostratlon, thsir powers and virtue ~ = Eessora.
KNOWN RLvAL amongst the mineral waters o.
They are especially indicated in the whole elias.
This WATERING PLACE Is in the same count,
With The tho celebrated NATURAL BRIDGE" O.
Virginia ana + one Of that remarkabe sroup o.
celebrity to this mountainous region.
twin be open to the public on JUNE lar. The
0S T Rsfs vii fip supplied with music
and the BILLIARD and BOWLING SALOONS re-
Access from the sea BOARD is by the Virginia Cen.
trail railway from the North, r'n Washington cit,
ID or
burg,) TO Goshen Depot, thence by stage coaches
over smooth road, eight miles up the Valley to
the Springs.
RATES OF BOARD:
By me dsy.:;......."."........ 90.
The SPRINGS PAMPHLET, with analysis and
PTseFls, EaDD Con- Reh@ond sp q the nndsf
signed. FRAZIER i RANDOLPH.
Proprietors
The water is bottled. securely, packed, and OIL
sale ut 81. so per case Of one dozen half galoi
bottles By, PrKsgLL, LApp & Co, Richmond a; b
Ing druggists. single box has often saved tn.
necessity of a visit to the Springs.
liberal discount made to the Trade by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
nv l5-ts General Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-21

>,NA>>Au, Ga, July lo.-Ihc steamer
San Salvador arrived al quarantine YES
.Hry with five hundred recruits ior the
>.ryo;h regulars. rwcnty-ci9ht cases OF
cholera and three deaths occurred on the
voyage, one after arriving in Tybcc bay
..l ",,' or two after the troops were land.
81 "n Tybce island. There is no sickness
au.'ug tie cabin Passengers, but they will
b, kept in quarantine fifteen days. The
.ra"p, are all comfortable on shore, and
H.. SICKNESS is >ub>iding. Major Croiton
commanding thcpoSt; Post Surgeon Schcll,
the c.ty health officer Mr.. Mcfarland, and
C1p.a.u i. II. Ilardec, agent q the
steamer, have made all arrangements ne
r,,lry for the comfort and safety Of the
..,>r!.rrs and troops.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-21
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS
SALTS OR MASS.
CAUTION.

There is an article on the market approxiinating
very closely to this medicine IN ZANE, but differing
very widely IN SUBSTANCE. Persons wishing to
procure the SALTS OF THE R0CKBRlDGE ALUM
SPRINGS In Rockbridgs county, Va, are notified
that they can b.. had al THE SPRINGS and OF
PURCELL, LADD K CO., Richmond;
A. b. RUCKER, Lynchburg;
COLEMAN h ROGERS, Baltimore;
HEGEMAN & CO, New York.
Other druggists In Virginia and la the other
States who keep these MINERAL WATERS on sale
In our bottles will he supplied with these valuable
SALTS and furnished with the proper Credentials
and with our phamphlet.
The sales OF both the WATER and the SALTS are
rapidly regaining the position they held both north
and south before the war.
Price Of genuine Alum Mass, $40 per pound
Al. so per ounce RFAZIER 4 RANDOLPH,
ivsIm PROPRIETOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-21
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.

Ten n essee and the COuatltRti0nal
Amendment-Br0Wn Fling at
the President-Furthcr Details Of
the Proceedings Of Congress On the
Subject Of Adj0urnment-Aboli
OF the Mission To Portugal.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July l9.-Governor
Brownlow's dispatch to Forncy announc-
ing the action of Tennessee on the const-
tutional amendment was as follows:
"The battle has been fought and won.
The constitutional amendment was carried
in the House, forty three against eleven.
Two of Johnson's creatures refused to
vote. Give my respects to the dead dog
at the White House."
There is much excitement In the House
over the announcement that Tennessee
had ratified the constitutional amendment.
The efforts of Mr.. Bingham 10 have the
State at once recognized and restored to
her practical relations was strongly OPP
posed by Stevens and his followers. The
Republicans, with the Democrats who
acted on the other side, were in majority,
and prevented an adjournment, and voted
down all the motions made by Stevens.
Mr.. Bingham finally got his resolution to
admit Tennessee before the House. 1t
then adjourned. The question will come
up tomorrow (20th).
To-day, on Stevcns's extraordinary reso-
luton, Speaker Colfax expressed the
opinion that although it was 4 new ques-
ton, it was clear if the two Houses took a
recess they could authorize their presiding
officers to call them together at some day
during the recess. This resolution contem-
plates an indefinite and conditional recess
If Congress adjourned sine die, no power
but the President could convene them in
advance of the regular session.
Mr.. Trimblc suggested, sarcastically, that
it would be well to provide in the resolu,
ton that if the President of the Senate and
Speaker of the House disagreed as to
whether they could convene Congress,
there should he some umpire to decide the
interesting difference.
The Speaker said that by the terms oI
the resolution the recess could not be- ter.
minated and Congress again convened I'm,
less both presiding officers agreed.
The resolution was withdrawn TO be
renewed.
The House agreed to the Senate amend.
mcnts to The Consular and Diplomatic bill
aboliSling the Office of Minister to Portu.
gal. This was done to express the opinion
of the Radicals against Mr.. Harvey, the
present Minister, on account of his telling,
in 1851, of the sailing of vessels sent to
furnish supplies to Major Anderson at Fort
! Sumter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-21
From New YOrk-A Harvest of
Deaths-Insurance Rates Advanced
Quarantine at Havana.

New YORK, July 20.-Dcath is rcapng
a fearful harvest. There were seven hun
bred and twenty deaths from Sunday to
"Wednesday, inclusive. 1t is believed
there are cholera cases in private families
that are not reported.
The Insurance Convention agreed to adj
vance the rates ten per cent.
The Havana Board of Health has cstah-
li>hcd quarantine Of five days upon all
vessels arriving from the United States.
Even those with clean bills of health will
be quarantined three days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-21

Elm Chesterfield County
~ Court, May II, 1893: Ordered, That r. {.
Walker, William ]. Clopton, and William b.
be 70 m the
heretofore established, In the One Hundred and
Ninety seventh regiment of Virginia militia, to
sembIy passed March >, i'ds.
NATHAN II. COGBILL, Clerk.
In Chesterfield County Clerks Office, /, Nath an
H Cogbill, Clerk, do hereby make the following
statement from the best information that can get
relative to the line between the Twenty third re-
regiment of Virginia militia, TO- wit Beginning
at Falling creek where II empties into James river,
hsnss ny s ssf rcad to James
along and by Clay's meeting house across swift
creek at Nexby's bridge, thence up said New;
bridge road BY p6a 20
thence down said creek to APpomattox rlver,
thence up the said river TO Powhatan line, thence
along said line to James riyer, thence down said
give Owen under nv hand this 2sd day Of June, 1855
NATHAN II. CoGBILL, Clerk.
l,r VI Within the lines Of the said One Hundred
and Ninety seventh regiment OF Virginia militia
subject to militia duty, and not included IN the
10 assemble in front Of the store OF the Midlothian
Coal Mining Company at IL O'Clock N. on sAToR-
DAY, July q, lotd, for the purposes indicated IN
tho above order. And all persons living In the
Manchester district, and subject to mi lila duty
arc required to assemble in front Of the Town Hall
of Manchester st IL NJ. on FRIDAY, July 20 1865.
porxr.Rrgs OF THE MANCHESTER DISTRICT OF THE
SAID osR HUNDRED AND siSErr- SEVENTH hs-
aINEST.
beginning 1T Powhite creek where u empties
into James river, np the said creek to Holman Du-
vars mill thence along the road that leads from
said mill to the Manchester turnpike, crossing Aid
turnpike ut tho Warwick road, thence along said
Warwick road b. Brandcr's saw mill to Failing
creek where II crosses the Richmond ana refers
burg tnrrpike, thence down said Falling creek To
James river, thence up said James river to the be-
ginning.
S,ttIsAs " s,:,