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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-30
THE OLDEST
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE
IN THE CITY.
Established I'm January. 1913.

NATE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE AND
w varied assortment of Gents Bows
Ynuthe' Ladies, Misses and Children's BOOTS
SHOES ana CATERS. Also, tents and
Boys' HATS. UMBRELLAS. HOSIERY,
WHIPS. etc, which We are offering At reduced
0li sfyleg ana stock much less than cost.
b. r. CUTTER L CLEAN Is.
No. 80 corner 81 Broad and College streets.
Or Al their Branch Store, No, % COLLEGE street
SewAnee Block. Nashville, Tenn
janS-Sn
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-30
For the Family Circle,

And for the special pleasure aud pfoat Of the
young. each week We will give a general literary
and religious miscellany Nothing shalt hui
its way into our columns unit t0r the perusai %
the mothers and Daughters Of the land. Depre-
eating the demoralizing sensatiOpalism Of many
contemporary journals, We shall escheW that
character striving 70 give ths.readsr fubstantiai
matter. preferring 70 be useful rather than
ensatiOnal.
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G. q. VESSEL & SONS,
Wholesale Bakers and COnfectiOnerS
Mes. az and as Union Street, Nash
willie. Tenn

Vile, Tenn,
DESP ECTFULLY INFORM THEIR
II friends and patrons that they have reduced
the wholesale prices Of Candy and Crackers to
the following:
- common SUCK candy, IOc' per ID. Flne Fancy
the barrel or box, Toe. per ID. Soda Crackers, by
the barrel or box. lOe. per h.. mic Crackers.
by the barrel. l01zc. per h.; Pilot Bread By the
barrel, Sc per ID.
We are also making a fine quality Of Bread,
which our wagons are ready to deliver 70 any
part Of the city. General Dealers in Fine I'm
ported Teas, Wines and Liquors. Scotch Ales
and London Porter. Also Fruits. Nuts, Raisins.
Pickles. Oysters. Sardines, Catsups Sauces.
Cheese etc. etc, which we are offering at greatly
reduced Prices. and 10 which we invite the at
feb9I-Sm q. III. VESSEL q SONS.
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Upon the Subject Of Agriculture

And kindred topics. We shall also give an sH-
tensive variety Of valuable and interesting mat
ter-the best adapted to the farming elasses o.
our State. which will. in great measure. sup
ply the place Of family agricultural paper.
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Daily Through Trains, Making
Ereet connections AZ Louisville Cor
stho East, West and North.
COMMENCING JANUARY q, 1867.
IN -

Es- Steamers Of a. S. Mail Line leave Louis
Vile daily al 10 A. ~ and p. A.. arriving in
Cincinnati In time 10 take early morning trains
Tor the East
Ieaves FrsnkIin ~ AZ zoo N ana CaIiatin
sc g30 A. NJ, arriving IN Nashville 81 1850 A. n.
EsayeE Nashville az $40 P. b., arrives at Gala
fin G.,H P. H. and al Franklin g,0l P. N.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent L. q n. X. K.
..HHao0
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-30

INC C0lumbia Accommodation Irain viii run
on the above time permanently from year 70
year. except that in summer the time Of depart.
ure from Nashville viii be 500 2. NJ, instead OF
400 r. NJ.
For through Tickets and other information,
pfuase apply No the otkce Of the Nashville City
Transfer Company Northeast corner Of Summer
and Church streets. and at the Broad Street
Depot, Nashville, Tennessee.
D. N. VAN DYNE,
ianr General Superintendent
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WANTED.
NASHVILLE

= nnn PONDS OF TuBOCCo.-N q
J,PIi vail ray the bet market Price Tor
tobacco. IN good prisinE order. az No. ~ south
ses5T-f LESTER a co.
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...... TENN

sS- CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE BEST
qualities of Flour, Coffee and Sugar, which will
be sold at lowest cash prices. Also, line brands
of Liquors.
fphgT-gm
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NASHVILLE & DECATUR
r A I L w A Y
Great Central---All Rail Route
TO THU
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

Two Daily Through PasseISE er Trains
making direct connections Mt DecR-
tur with Memphis and Charles
tom Railroad. for all Points
S0ufh and Southwest.
Through TO Memphis without Change
of Cars.
COMMENCING JANUARY q, 1857, TRAINS
Y J will run ms follows:
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WOOD a SIMPSON.

Mes. so and 81 Front So, near Broad.
DOILERs. SHEET IRON BREECHLsG
ID ChiIaneys and Fire Beds made 10 order
Repairing aud everything IN cur line promptly
attended u.
aprA 3ms
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XOLLTCOFFER HOUSE
AND OTHER VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE.

IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
Il Chancery Court offer nt private sale Gen
Zoincofgr's residence on high street;
The Rovd McNairy House. on Summer street.
And other valuable property.
Parties dcsiriug 60 purchase will he fully IN
formed us 20 terms, etc, upon Application 90 me
al the Court Hourc. -
MORTON r. HOWELL,
f,hlG CLERK and Master.
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New York and Bremen Steam
Shin GOmDanV

TINE FIRST CLASS U. S. MAIL STEAM
i ship ATLANTIC, CHAs. HAGER. Master, will
leave Pier As. N. r., SATURDAY, April q, at 3
o'clock A. NJ, for SOUTHAMPTON AND BRE-
MEN, taking passengers to Southampton, Lon
don, Hayre and Bremen at the following rotes
payable in gold. or its equivalent in currency
First cabin. SllO; second cabin, SIS steer
age. $35.
From Bremen, southampton. HaYre, to New
York: First cabin. $40; second cabin, $75 j:
steerase. S43.
Excursion tickets. out and home First cabin.
500; second cabin. $3.50; steerage, $40.
BALTIC. Capt. A. G.. JONEs, will follow April
a1. Further departures from New York May
4. June /, June II. June -. July -.
For freight or passage apply to
ISAACTAILOR. President.
marl2 1t 40 Broadway. New y erk.
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Splendid Sleeping Cars A {
tached 10 all Night Trains.

Columbia Accommodation Train
RnIIN erccnI aundRNs.
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RunlOR-s of Superseding Gen. SherI-
observation-disclosures CireuIar-Pefi-
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The ArkansaW Traveller.

II is about time to publish this humor
Gus story again--so we give it place
A lost and bewildered Arkansastraveler
approaching tho cabin Of n squatter, about
forty years ago, discovered the proprietor
seated on an old whisky barrel near the
door, partly sheltered by the caves, playing
a .fdf7e, when the following dialogue
snsued-,he squa,ter still continuing to
play the same part over and over:
Trsveler.-Halloo, strangeri
Sqnatter.-HsIlo yourself.
T.-Can I get ,to'stay all night with
youl
S-You kin git to go to h-ll.
T.-Ilave you any spirits hersi
S.-Lots Of 'em. Sal saw one last
night by that thar ole hol!er gum and it
nearly skeered her to death.
T.-You mistake my meanipg--havs
you any liquori
S.-liad some yesterday, but Ole Bose
he got 10 and Tapped all Nv it out'q the
pot.
T.-You don't understand, don't
mean pot liquor. I'm wet and cold, and
want some whisky. Have you got
aryi
,S.-Oh, yes,-I drank the last this
morning.
Tim hungrv, havnt had thing
this morning, can't you give me something
to eati
Slant id thing in the hou.e.
Nota moutbful Of meat, or dust Of me al
hero.
T-Well, can't you give my horse
someihingi
S--Got nothia' to feed him on.
T.-How far is it 70 the next housef
S.-Suanger, don't know. I've never
been thar.
T-WslI; do you know who lives
J here ...
; S.-I do.
' T.--As I'm go bold then, what might
your naue be
SIT might be Dick. and it might be
Tom /; but IL lacks . id sight OF il.
T.Eshi will you tell me where this
road goes tot ..............
Sits never been anywbar since I've
lived here 1; i,s always thar when ! gi. up
10 the mornin. ..
'T.-Well, how far is II to where IL
forksi
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I"Seal. |
DEFACLTERS. ETC,

SO. No debt created by the fraud or
embezzlement of the bankrupt, or by this
defalcation as a public officer, or while
acting in. any fiduciary character, shall be
discharged under this act
"a. A discharge granted under this
act, shall release the bankrupt from all
debts, claims, liabilities and demands
which ware or might have been proved
against his estate in bankruptcy, and may
be pleaded by a simple arerment that on
the day OF its date such discharge was
granted ,o-nim, setting. the same forth in
haze verJa, as fun and complete bar to
all suits brought on any such dso,s,
claims, liabilities or demands, and the
certificates shall be conclusive evidence in
favor Of such bankrupt Of the fact and, re,
gularity Of such-drscharge.
35. Prefsrenees and fraudulent convey.
ances are declared void. &.
36. This section provides for the bank.
rup.cy Of partnership, and corporations.
The remaining sections provide for in
voluntary ban krup,cy, for superseding
bankrupt. proceedings by arrangement,
for psnatiss.agaiust bankrup,s aud off
GERS Of the court and for fees and costs,
and define the meaning Of terms and the
computation OF time. The law goes into
effect from The date Of it's approval bv
the President.
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LANCASTER G. H., S. c., APRIL 3, 1867.

the baukrnp, has in all things conformed
to his duty uhuer This act, and that he is
eniittsd, under the provisions thereof, to
receive a discharge, the court shall gran,
him a discharge from all his debts except
rs hereinafter provided, and shall give a
certificate thereof under the seal Of the
court, in substance AS follows:
'DISrRrCr CpUnr OF TIE UNITED
STATEs-DIsrnICr OF ---. Whete
IA, -, has been duly adjudged 4
bankrupt under the act Of Congress es
tahlishiug uniform system Of bankrupt
cy throughout the United States, and ap
pears to have CONFIRMED to all the require
men;s Of law in that beh alf, it is therefore
ordered bv the court that said -, be
forever discharged from all debts and
claims by which SAID acts are made prov,
able agains: bis estate, and which existed
on the - day Of -, on which day
the petition for adjudication was filed by
Cor againsO him; excepting such debts,
If any, as are hy said act excepted from
the operation of discharge in bankrupt
Cy.
"Ghen under my hand and seal at the
court, g. -, in the .aid district, this
- day Of -, A. ID.
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sona, and f., anv .,,.s of .o,;o, .t;.h
the bankrun. bsd ao.;rst anu nn.o,
ful taking or detention, or Of ir;o,v % ,,s
property Of the bankrup,. and al ,;ob,.
OF redeeminr srb propertv or estate With
the like right, title, power and au,ho,;,v
to sell, manage or dispose Of sua for and
recover or defend the same, as the bank,
rup. micht or could have had ;foo ass;,n.
ment had, been made, shall b. a, ono.
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sb,II c;vs hord IN r;ooro- No. ;,
BY law in cases Of such arnsaI. M
wri, Of error shall La ,,Iowod r,Io., ,ho
p,r,v cla;minr !, shall co,n,t, ,.i,h ,ho
statutes roguI.,;pc tho cran,;, =, ,L
vrits
NJ an,o,l or =, of or- c-o, C;-
chi, Cou,,s ,o tho Iroi,o1 S,a,o. c,,xo
Court shall h. sIIowsd in casa. Lose ,h.r
$4,000.
ORDERS Axp pror,,r,oxs
10. General orders aud reru,a,ions are
to be established by he Justices Of the
Supreme Cour, to carry the law into effect.
PETITION or nrprops
II. Persons owing ,,ov,hre Iah,s ex
tceedinp $500 NAV apply for relief undo,
this law. bv pe,i,ioniny the d;s,r;c, iulce
! in the district in which said deb,or has
1ivod or carried on business for the pre
csdinc six months or for the larres, ne,
ROD during said six months. This nett.
ton must Sc, forth the debtors place Of
residence, his inability to nav all hi. debts
ir full, his willingness to surrender all his
estate and effects for the benefit of his
creditors. and his desire TO obtain the ben.
eft Of this Oct. and schedule mus, be
anneyed~erified bv oath before the Court.
or before a Register in bankruptcy, or he
fore one of the Comm.sior ers of the Cir
cui, Cour, Of the United States, contain.
inn n f,I, and ,,,e s,o,omon, r. III H..
dat,s .,d .. nu ,a..n,. . .-,-
" -" ~" f''''oe' - ""o''
que, with the place OF residence OF each
eeu''''' Ano"h.i 10 me ceotor' and
not known, the TACT so to be stated. and
the sum due to each creditor: also. the
nature Of each debt or demand. whether
founded on written s.cur;,v oh,;ro,;on
,,a,
! 's - ''"" "''' '"' .''e
cause ana consideration OF such 'ndeb
tedness in each Gaze, and the place where
Sich Indebtedness accrued, and state
ment Of apr existing mor,J,ys, n,sdos
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curity gwen Tor the payment of the same;
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the ""''u"' VI tne '''ue OF the property
so taken or withheld, with interest. IF
the bankrupt shall be bound as drawer.
indorser, surety, bail, 'or gnarantor upon
any bill, bond, note, or any other speci
ality or contract. or for anv deb, OF ano,
ther person, and his liability shall not
have become absolute unit! after the ad,
judicaton ofbankruptcv, the creditor may
prove the same after such liability shall
have become fixed, and before the final
dividend shall have been declared,
MUTUAL DEBTS.
90. In all cases Of mutual debts or
mutual cres.its between the.parties, the
account between them shall be stated
and one debt Sc. off against the other,
and the balance only shall be allowed or
paid, but no set of shall be allowed Of n
claim in its nature not pro,abls against
the estate.
81. No creditor proving his debt or
claim shall be allowed TO maintain any
suit therefor againt the bankrup,, but
'""'' 'e oee'"eo 20. nave waived all right
u '"' against '"e oa"N'"P'' ana all pro
ce','."sS A''e''y commenced or un'a"s
fed Judgments already obtained thereon,
'"''' 10 'es'"e' 10 % d'sch"rge' and
surrendered thereby and no creditor
whose debt is proyable under this act
'"H'' '' "'o"eu 70 prosecute 10 ma
""' eu'' ~ IN" or IN equity
'"e'e.o' s","S' '"e oAnKr"pt' until The
q"eN','" OF ''s "eo'ots d'scharge shaII
""'' '''"'oe'e'''''neu'
rNoot OF DEBTS,
''o' u 'eo'' "Sa'ns' bankrupt
'' ".'0' o.'o's register or . On"e'
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30 IL tue '"ho''y OF Chains Is question
~ f'o'' '""y o' P0''P'"su a'' 'ns as
sgneo I" chosen.
"a Cr-di,ors appealing TO the Circuit
Court shall file wr;,,sn s,a,sman,.. n,
cI,;m.. 3"
q.
'"'' ~ ''1'e' oe'ohg'Rg 10 inc
Debtor may De sold Ivy order Of the courr
the assignee holding the proceeds.
90. Bankrup,s to be sxamic ed q, oath
and n b. snIi.c, n ua o,,o. -. a.,
-, ,L:-,
"N''p'' may oe sum
none" ~ Witnesses
DISTRIBUTIONS oFDANKRUPT's ESTATE.
%. In this distribution Of the bankrup,'s
estate. all credi,ors shall ,b., ,. ..,.
% Tho final ,;viJonl
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we ''''' 'e'''"s " c'e"''"ts after deci'
sion OF the case ass'gnees receiving n per
centaGs for their ssvicea In the order
for dividend the following claim. ,hou
be s,,;,Isd ~ n,;o,;,v ~ ,.s. ,
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~ 40 "''' pau ~ '''' III 'he 'o''o~'ng
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.,;,, and ,ha ,"Sar,, ' ID, ,r",s A"n expenses OF
,up,rv unJ., this a., and r., 10 :" o,","n, ",,,'H
Of property, n. herein provided.
Sccond-Ayi debts due to tine United
S!a'e'' ana al, taxes and assessments un
1u:y ,o 49, "e,eT ,
which the proce.dincs in RanIYun,cv 49,. -
pending, and all taxes and assessments
made under the law OF such State.
To"'m wages due to any operative,
sna'.s .'n u, "%"so sso 's''H"'' 10 An amount not
in six mo,,bs r.x, r,srod;na H. g.,
publication Of the notice OF proceedings in
bankruptcy.
Tym-A'' debts due to any PERSONS
or NAV hs on,;,,oa s 80 . "'." n.,o.;, ns"ss' a,e
ference in like msnuer as II mi, A., Ind
not been passed: Aiwavs provided
ina. nothing contained IN this act shall
.'e''e'e WIN 'ne assessment and colec
Tod S,.,.s =, .,v s,a,. u '"' = VI
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APPEAts.
COURTS OF RASKRUrrcY.

g. Appeals may be taken f.nm the
Di.tric, to the Circuit Cour, in all cases
In equity, and erits OF error may he al
lowed to Circuit Courts from District
Courts. when the debt or damages claim
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THE BANKRUPT BILL
SUMMARY OF IT'S PROVISIONS,

The following is a foil summary of the
provisions Of ,he' Bankrupt Lilk which
has been signed by the President and is
now law.
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COURT osR-IYIcATE.
80. Hh shall sppssr to the court that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-13
AFFAIRS At QUARANTINE.

snoe last return there has been only enc arrival OF
serious character from infected port This was tho
Bri ish war steamer Delight, twenty-five days from Mas
EAU, via Havana which put into Lower Quarantine for
want OF COAL aud detained there by the hoalth on
GERS There was sickness and death board she lost
ore seaman who died the 9th inst, and two were
scx on coming into tho lower bay. At an advancs d
hour OF the evening yesterday the report at Quarantine
esaon was That the patients still sick and uader
medical treatment.
The Following vessels detained n the lower bsy for
Tue purpose OF Doing fumigaed and clcanscd Tue brig
JGSmia1, twenty-five days from Santa Cruz, with A
cargo OF sugar end molasscs; the brig CamlOz twelve
days IRON Matanzss ladeR with sugar. the bark Tyne
Liioen days from heanaas with sugl Before leaving
Aatanzas three OF the hospital but recov
cred on the passage aud tho arrival In lower bay
were quite well. '
Tho following vessels have boon released from strict
Quarantine In The lower bay and permitted by the health
officers TO come into tho upper quarantine station
s wnere tnsy are discharfny esgo. The steamship
MOTTO Caste, from Havana sugar and tobacco; the
ship Montreal nom aataazas, sugar; the bark Doom
rom Havana, sugar; the bark Sheffield. Havana
sugar; the bark Hora, from Havana sugar:
The bark MARY Anna from Hsv~~.s sugar; sns brig
lndne hatsnzss, sugar; the brig Henry aud Louisa,
from Portau.Prince. general cargo; the brig Oliver
Cuts. from niragona aud Por-au Prince, With c,,ffeo
and cotton; the brig Isabella, from Havana. sugar.
The steamship Rising Star released from quarAr-
line and permitted to como up the river 10 tie cihv
resterday morning
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TIE NATIONAL. GAME.
Atlantic W.. lIntuni,

Atlantic W.. Mutual.
The champions, chatting under their late defeats by
the Cnop and Irvngton clubs, appeared yesterday af
terIoon the unon grounds. Brooklyn, L. D., TO try
their fortunes with The Mutuals OF Now York. Thus
far tns Mutua,s have not been beaten and
have shown themselves at times to he 'tower Of
strength, both at the bat and the leia while the
other hand the Aian,ics have shown, in most cases.
want OF practice snd decided failing of ia their general
style Of play When became brGlsd about THAI they
had challenged the Mutuais and anxious 10 play
SO as possible it thought by many that hey must
have been saving something, that they we're very
rash but tho result showed that they had not boeD
ING anything except it was themselves, and that they
were by means RASH
The MutuaIs missed in yesterdays game the services
Of Nar,ip who has Eot yet fully recovered from the
effects Of tie fall received the Eckford match Peters
is good swift pitcher, but needs yet practice
against DR.. class clubs Tho Geldng Of the Mutuals
generally Up TO thor style OF playing while that Of
the Anautics was ehnrp, quick and decisive and was,
indeed the old champion style all cut The 1ycatch
credited TO Ferguson beautiful one-haDd catch OF
line ball winch gong ''stiy from NcMahon bat.
Cranes fielding uDexcePonabie was also that OF
H0n' pouo!e plays made by Smith and Start tbe
former taking fly and passing to irst before the
running from s, 20 second colid get bcA and another
by Pearee smith and start bounding ball 10 short,
passed 10 second aud then 10 first putting the
from first TO second and tho striker.
The game witnessed by at least six thou.
sand people and owing TO tho excellent arrangement OF
tie grounds and tho presence OF large police force,
Nnfer Inspector Folk aud Captain Wogom, everybody
had ample opportunity 10 the same without discom
fort CT annoyance The score OF tue game is as fol-
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coasrIrur.oaal cogyrsrloa.
The Veto Power OF the Govcrnor-ProDosed
Creation of un Executive Council Of six

The Veto Power OF the Govcrnor-Proposed
Creation Of AN Executive Council Of six
Members.
krsAxY. August H. 1857.
The Convention reconysrsd at Quarter-past seven
O'Clock r. N.
sundry circumstances were presented against secta-
Ran donstions and memorials for the prohibition Of
liquor selling
COMMENTATORS
comrnnn sation was received from Comptroller Hill.
stating that $4,000 OF United States stocks have
been deposited with him security in connection with
building railroad along the upper Hudson. Referred
Also communication from the Metropolitan Police
Board in regard to the number OF policemen detailed
to the several city courts, and their pay Referred.
TfK VETO POWER sovERScR.
Mr.. pRowS moved that the subject tire veto power
OF the Governor be taken from the Committee or tue
Whole and referred 10 the Committee on tho Powers
and Duties o! tie Legislature Lost.
AN gxEccIvE COUNCIL.
Mr. DuGANEt moved The iollosing. which 70.
forred TO the Committee OF tho whole
For the better maintenance of public order and the secu.
MY Of municipal aad other local interests, shall
the senate an Execue connc OF six mebers VINO shah
hold their Office during the for which the Governor
who shall be known and designated as The Governors
Council:First Secretary State. with powers and
Who shah Of not Less than I ysars
The s r u third % Of Public Pocs with II
BY appointment in Ike manner whenever the public
annuay CT When Called npSn to ,S seerea lpo Of
Public Police fourth Secretary OF Fire Insurance with
be constituted by appointment in IKE manner and report
EQUALLY or whea casd upon ffh secretary Of Public
n cities r districts &c sixth, Secretary Of Financial
% & ssd the State a assesso 3 all "a as n nna
senors appointed under authority of the Governor and
Audit and Assessment
Adjourned till ten o'clock tomorrow.