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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-14
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Financial and Commercial Items.

Financial and Commercial Hens.
Two Chicago dry goods houses sell
over million month.
New Bedford is doing nothing what
ever in the oil business.
Half dollar bushel was paid for
$4,000 pounds of peach stones down
south.
A Southern lady has collected bush
ell of apple seeds for which she gets $50.
A firm in Salem, N. c., has sent off
one thousand barrels of dried blaCkber-
ries, worth $4,000.
A small village in North Carolina has
exported 100000 worth of dried apples
and peaches.
An American wine firm has 10000
gallons of pure grape wire in vaults in
San Francisco.
Uncle Sam owns $4,000, 100000 acres
of public lands, beside the millions of
acres of public ice in Alaska.
The manufacture of silk goods in this
country is on the increase. Patterson
promises to become the Lyons Of Ameri-
ca.
There were shipped from st. Adams,
VT, during October. 1919 tubs of butter,
aggregating 2l5, O4O pounds; worth about
Sl0l, 1876.
California ne-makers pay seventy
five cents per 100 pounds of grapes de-
livered ut the press.
The Singer Sewing Company is build
ing factory at South Bend, in Indiana,
where 1000 hands will be employed in
the manufacture Of cases alone.
Vast quantities of liquorice are
brought to New York city from Spain,
to be ground up and mixed with chew
ing tobacco. 1t is taken to Connecticut
to be ground.
One hundred tons of guano have been
sent to Birmingham from southampton
to be used in the manufacture of lucifer
matches. 1t is of course the phospheric
acid which the guano contains which is
valued.
By the consolidation Of the Louisville
Courier and Journal between sixty and
seventy printers have been thrown out
of employment in that city, to say moth
ing of large number of reporters, some
and an army of newsOoys, car
riers, &c.
The sales of shoes by sixteen manufac-
turers in Dover, N. H., in the months of
April, May and June, amounted to
S246,749; tax, S453. Sale of prints by
Cochee Manufacturing Co., 1868, sol;
tax, $500. Sales of woolens by Messrs.
Sawyer, Sll6,7S6; tax, $3.50.
The machinery in the Springfield
(Mass.) Watch Factory cost $500 900,
lad is so nice and intricate that the finest
skill and two years time was required
for its construction. There are no less
than 800 machines of seventy different
kinds, all adapted to their work. There
are in . watch 10 pieces of 100 kinds,
requiring about 1900 processes in their
manufacture.
Milwaukee prides itself on its import
aHce as lake port. During the month
of October there were 60 arrivals and
GAG departures. The total tonnage ar.
irving aud departing was over $50 600
tons, of which more than 5000 tons was
from or to foreign ports.
The oldest tannery, it is said, in the
United States, is located at Bethlehem,
in Pennsylvania. 1t was built by the
in 1743, and enlarged by them
in l751. Eleven watts used by them are
still in use, they have been repaired on
several occasions. The building is OF
stone 5 stories high.
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From Raleigh,

RALEIGH, November 13.-Roport an
nonnGes the arrival of a wagon train
Win boxed arms at the State arsenal.
ne EoVernor disclaims anything war
IKE III connection Herewith, but is of
the opinion that they, as well as mill
TIA, are State necessity. The arms
were procured at the North and brought
to Raleigh via Newbern.
The Legislature meets next Monday.
The Governor sends in his message on
Tuesday. Several weighty measures
relative to internal improvements and
tho haht will be dispOsed of.
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The Cuban Fillibu-rcring Expedition

New YORK, November 13.-The World
says: The Cuban tillibustering move
moAt continues to attract the attention
of our citizens, and it is manifest to
every one that We shall soon have a
body of adventurers on tho Cuban coast
either from this port or the port of New
Orleans. Yesterday d large number Of
recruits were obtained, and it is believed
that many of them left last evening for
New Orleans, by rail, so as to take
transportation from that city in vessels
that will be ready for them in few
days. Colonel Gibbons has his hands
full, and it is more than certain that n
great number of commissions have been
issued during tho last twenty -four hours
to officers. Over dozen men left yes
terday on the Moro Castle for Havana,
who carried commissions in their peck
cts to enlist men for service again st
lersundi
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Railroad Collision.

BUFFALO, November 13.-AbOnt Il
o'clock last night cattle train of the
Buffalo and Erie railroad collided with
a passenger train on the New York and
Erie railway coming into the city, about
mile from the depot, where the
trac ks cross each other almost at right
angles. The locomotive of the Buffalo
ana Erie train passed entirely through
Tue baggage car of the New York train,
carrying the locomotive and cars entire.
~ on the track. Robert Decker, Bag.
gage-Master, had his leg broken. A
large number of cattle and hogs were
killed: Had the collision occurred one
second later, there would bave been
fearful loss of life. NV Ooo"
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Court OF Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, November l3.-Tbo
Dyer Court of Inquiry reassembled To.
day. Mr.. KennOn, counsel for the ord.
nance manufacturers and others, who
urged the accusation against General
Dyer, was introduced to the Court.
After a short session the Court adjourn
ed till Monday to give Mr.. Kennon
time to examine and arrange proof for
the prosecution.
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THE CREDITOHs

hP JAMES h. CASE AKE HE ~ 81
ws.sIs lsS V %s sg virginia % ihl ss.l :. -
tobsr a b. IsCs, Il 10 O'clock A "a Jsss :
Case should not Be dlsehirEsI, IT. ~ / =.
under the bankrupt Law q MI MI, = :
The second nesting Of said sr 'sa ~ -
held At said time and place, and I ", al -
ing on the dsy following 81 Aaas IIinwEL
Rer.stsr IN BAstrs'
WHEELING, W. Va, October ia ~
n.rtQ- aaw2W
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, November l3.
MONEY-More active and firm at Z
per cent. on call loans.
STERLING-Quiet at 109a109s.
GOLD-Dull; opened ut 1881, and
closed at 133fa1335.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Dull but
strong. Coupons of 81, 1134all3s; do.
'G2, lO9salOSg; do. ga, 1OGtalO64; do. '65
106ga106l; do. new, l09alO9i; do. 81,
l09bal09t; do. 'G5, l09la1O94; 10 4Os,
l011al0li.
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Liuuor Seized.

NEwBERN, November l3.-The Deputy
Collector of Internal Revenue to-day
seized about 100 barrels of liquor from
parties in this city who failed to report
their stock on hand up to the llth inst
The Collectors notice was not pub
lished until the day the returns were re-
quired, and in only one paper.
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CnmnIssIONER,s NOIr'

william McNeehsn ct ala, ia 80, - 49,
va 100 %
Jo.,pb shribsr Of ais. ssVtG4J
DtRsUAGT TO THE DEL ~ ~
the above cAnse on ths - 81 ylI q
80. ! VIII, on MONDAY, IHE "a. 81 d
NOVEMBER, Iss3. az my Oh,s = ,..sssi .
Wheeling. and thereafter y ,.l....y1 ?
tIns 20 tins. a. shall b iOaSd 80 80, -
coed u take and state on secSah' - s -
respectlv.ly, who are ssiltied, =. .<,..1s,Sys-
LydIs s. Cfuger, dsesASsd, - tbs III .
oI Iapd Described In complainant - ,
he share or IHtsrsst Of s1eh o. - - -
aid tract or parcel Of lad sfsI p,r,.s,,'
other thing ~ may Be Co. ~ ,'thsf Z
myself or specially required y ~ :
parti "a. And pursuant :. 20 StIarto5ss
entered In sAid cause 90 The 20 :. "si..z.5! ,
I hsreby give notice 70 al psfssSD 80 ~ |,
b entitled 20 any iEterest 20 ~
helrs At Law aforsSaId, 10 cone ,,y,rss2 ,
md prove their rsspsesiye nksS ~ IHIS
aid land, on or before sA ~ EDA
DAY 0P NOVEMBER ~ VngBEs
Special Con ~ ,n.ayT
October r., less-0Stl6 lAEiiN -
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81. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, November l3.
Flour more active for low grades and
little better. Wheat unchanged;
spring ranges from 15al 20 for Nos. 9
and |. Corn unchanged at 75aS0c for
old. Oats better at 4Sa52c. Rye I'M
changed at l0al - Barley firm for
choice aud fancy. Whisky lower at
100. Pork, % 25 for old and % 90 for
now. Bacon, shoulders, lac; clear sides,
Isle. Lard, new sold at l5tc. Hogs
quoted at 6fa7ic.
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

U,HE TwENTY-EIGHTH SESSION OF
i Bethany College viii open on Monday, the
18th of September, ls6s. The College IL located
in Brooke county, West Virginia, seven miles
from Lagrange Station on the Pittsburgh and
Wheeling Railroad, whence 1t ia easily reached
by a daily stage. The situation Is remarkably
healthy and removed alike from tho temptations
and extravaganza Of city life. In anticipation
of large increase In thai number Of students,
enlarged accommodations for boarding have
been made and several large Class and Lecture
rooms fitted up 10 afford additional facilities In
the department of Natural Science. A full and
experienced corps of Professors has been en-.
gagged and the amplest provision made for thor.
ough instruction In every branch Of study. We
especially invite attention 20 our Catalogue, a
COPY of which will be sent by mail 10 any one.
Apply 10 Prof c. l.. LOOS, Secretary Of the
Faculty, OF to w. X. PEHDLEION,
aug13-till sep2s President
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SENTENCE Commuted.

CLEVELAND, November 13.-The SEN
tenco of Mrs. Victor, who was to be
hanged on the Goth inst. for the murder
of her brother, Mr.. Parquet, was COM
muted yesterday by Governor Hayes to
IMPRISONMENT for life.
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Denth of Rx-Goyeruor Toa

= YOUNGSTOWN, o., November 13.-Ex.
u Gov, a David Tod, of Brier Hill, died
s1rS suddenly at o'clock this morning,
S mic preparing to take the train foa
ole'elahd' Disease as yet unknown,
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, November l3.
Flour quiet. Wheat 1slic better;
sales of white Michigan at 70; amber
| Goal 67i; No. lred 81; No. edo. 50;
No. 3 do. 81. Corn &c better; sales of
No. at 56!aS7!c; rejected 55as6c; No.
| new 75c. Oats unchanged at 53c for
No. l. Rye quiet. Barley dull.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE
VA.

LEXINGTON, Va.
TINHE NEXT SESSION OPENS THIRD
i Thursday In September, 1863, and closes
fourth Thursday In June, 1859.
The Faculty consists of
Gen. X. X. LEE, President,
with Professors Of Latin, Greek, Mathematics
Modern Languages, Moral Philosophy, History
and English Language and Literature, Applied
Mathematical, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
aud Law and Equity. These arc distributed
into: !. Faculty Of Arts; g. Faculty Of Science;
J. Faculty Of Literature and Philosophy 4.
Faculty Of Law. In each Of these Is conferred
distinct Bachelors Degree, and the Degree Of
Master Of Arts is open alike TO students In each
course. In the Department Of Science are con-
ferrcd, also, ProGessioral Diplomas Of Civil I'm.
gineer and Mining Engineer. BY the aid Of
full corps of assistant Professors, provision Is
made for thorough drilling in the Departments
of English, Ancient and Modern Languages and
Mathematics.
EIPENsEs.--All necessary expenses need not
exceed S325.
For full particulars apply TO
4. G. GORDON,
aup6 Clerk of Faculty.
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Reflect that n sound mind and boly ,t .
most necessary requisites Ia PROMOTE oanaga.
Indeed, without these The lJ4r9
life becomes Q weary pilgrimage :
prospect hourly darkons 10 the ylew, W. a.
becomes Swallowed with despair and alod ~
the melancholy reaoCtion that the hapFa.si
another becomes bltghtsd with our ovu.
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In the Circuit Court Of OAO C9''j'
Tirginia-Mdrch Rule, ~
william Mchschen and Others
vs.
Joseph Skinner and others. -y,Tr-f
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IhA. Il
~ dispositions Of Dsn'el = ~
ers will be taken at tho oh''s -, 10
Wilson, a Justice Of tho Psaor ID - -. ~ =
ship, Johnston county, lDdiAh1 y, -
o. November, A. ID leo bs,sssa III a.
Q O'Clock A. N. and o'elocE a.
positions Of John Emerson aH4 90 49,. D.
taken 1t the Sfice ofG. q. = ~. ~, = y
I'm LAFAYETTE. Indiana. On the mA - ~
-s.oLs, ID. IsGl. b4tSssn ths - y.
o'clock A. N. and O'Clock y NJ, 90
altlOns Of william y. AoTEAn a. - 80
be- taken at tie ohics " Sainael Il n.' 80
tlce OF the Peace, In hsrun'sy'1y go
county. Iowa, on the 10Th Gay
ls0s. setween the hours Of = 49, ~ : =
6 o'clock y. NJ, 70 BE- read 10 49, -
above named cause on behAJf 81 CT 49,. q
Ants therein named, 70 uii W 80 2
Bets.sy Boggs, intsrnarrifd 80 ~, -
Morgan. tho ehlldrsn Of safsh 70 a p
MARRIED with Daniel J. n. h@p,,y -
children Of Aartha BDEE' TI,,,l1r
- Mcfarland, who claim thst = d
share Of the estate Of LydiA >. - - ~ -
Ohio county. deceived. And u ~, -
the taking ~ the aid dsBosiii9il - -
commercial. Or having bs.n o''s..Ss.-, ~
not bs oOnpletsd on that day ~ =
shall be adjourned from Tine 70 W.
same shall b. completes. - piEEIL
..,,sr.wn Au'y ~ aid c.i-z'-'
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Died.

BosToN, November 13.-Rev. Phineas
Stowe, pastor of the Baptist Bethel, for
seamen, died to-day, aged SO.
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WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

THE FALL TERM OF THIS
i InstitutiOn will begin September l. I5Ce.
The scope Of the College, besides the PKEPAKG.
TOBY DEPARTMENT, embraces full and thorough
Courses Of Instruction In AaLL<matios. Ancient
and Modern Language, Philosophy, General LIZ
erdturs, tie Sei>Ise>s Agriculture sad 1aits ~
Tcetieg
The cost Of Tuition, Books aud Boarding need
not exceed from $50 20 s175 per Annun.
In respect 70 Uealth, bez utiful Scenery and
favorable Moral surroundings, the place u an
surpassed.
ALEX. MARTIN, d. D.. PSeSid<nf. and Pro
fossOr Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
rs LYos, A. NJ, We PrendeHt Professor o
Eng. Literature and Principal Prsp'y Dept
Col. J. p WAVE, A. NJ, Professor Of hAth
ernaties and Military Tactics.
81. q. STEVKNs. A. n, Professor Of Hatara
Philoe0uby and Of the Natural Sciences.
HEsEY w. HLRHAS. ID. D.. Prof Of Ancient
and Modern Languages and Literature.
OLIVE W. Mn-LER, A M Assistant In this
Preparatory Department.
GEo. Il HAGAxs, Esq. Superintendent Of the
Grounds and BnildinEa.
HUGH w. BROCK, II. D., Lecturer on Physt
Dlogy and Hygiene.
Hon. JOIN A. Ollie, Lecturer On Civil and
Law.
ALEX. MARTIH.
HoRGANIoWN, W. Va slz1 -ds&wst
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WESTERN.
L ~ boxes Niagara los black,
- Caddies do. los, and Navy 49,
6 Goxes Russell's los, black,
~ boxes Ellegantus los, black,
- caddies " los
20 " Highland Chfeitain Is black,
% Mermaid Navy Il
~ " Pine Apple Navy Is
OLD VIRGINIA.
10 boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs,
5 AmbrOsia p" lbs,
10 Curiosity lbs,
10 Twin II Dorado, soft pressed H.,
8 Bright Twist,
10 Millers Fine Twist,
10 Diadem Soft Pressed u.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls. f. G. cut and dry,
~ half bbls +. G. cut and dry,
10 kegs McKeans 6 twist, for sale.
MAXWELL & TINGLR.
CAROLINA RICE
~ - tierces prime new Carolina Rico.
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

rI,HE FORTHWITH SESSION OF THIS
institute will begin on the lst day OF
October, 1868, and end on the Thursday before
the 4th Of July, 1869.
The organization of the institution Is very
complete, embracing extensive AID thorough
courses of instruction In Literature and Science,
and In the professions of Law. Medicine and
Engineering. -,
Estimated Expenses exclusive OF books, cloth
ing and pocket money-Of the Academic Student,
$3.50: OF the Lac Student 1856, and Of the
Medical Student, 1895.
For particulars send for Catalogue to VIM.
wertenbaker Secretary, or
S. MAUPIN, Chairman Of the Faculty,
angI.tds % University Of Virginia.
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
Washinpf0n. II. g..


VNHE SESSIONS OF THE SEVERAL DE-
i partmsnts open NJ follows; The Prepare.
tory September 9Th; the Collegiate September
sd, the Theological October It'll; the Law DC.
tOber 18th, and the Medical October 10th.
This College was organized with . reference
10 the Oft urged suggestion Of Washing tOn that
University, At thu Federal Metropolis would
tend TO the assimilation Of the principles,
opinions and manners Of our oountrymen by
the common education Of portion Of lts youth
from every quarter" It's graduates have Yori.
ied the expectations Of Madison and Monroe
that the facilities Of hearing debate In Congress-
arguments In the Supreme Court and Lectures
from eminent men, and Of Waiting Libraries and
Collections in Science gathered at this centre
would foster q comprehensive mental develop
ment
The Preparatory School gives thorough
training for business and preparation for Col.
lege. The College proper has eight eiiicisHt
Professor, all the chairs being filed The
Theological School has three Professors aud
Lecturers: the Law School four and the Medical
ten. The expenses are A. low A. at other Col.
leges Number Of students tho past year "a.
For Catalogues or further information address
G.. W. SA MSOS, ID. D.,
anglo 2tawGW President.
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New Orleans Sugar.

IVA
i 10 hlf CHI. choice G.. p. Tea.
10 do, do. Y. II. do.
Is do. medium grades G. T.. and Y. II.
10 do. 0olongs, for sale.
MAXWELL g. TINGLE.
PROVISIONS
il Bacon, Hams, Shoulders and Sides, Bulk
Meats, Dressed Hogs, Prime Leaf Lard, &c.
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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The students who have attended the school
from its establishment (see cataloEue). Faeul'
ties University of Virginia, Washington Col
lege, Virginia Military Institute, and Virginians
generally. auglJ-u
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DR. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College Of ss,,....
don, graduate from one OF the ~, N-' ~
Colleges In the United States AMI ~. '-a''
part Of whose life has boen spent N ~. s'a-
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia nd - ~ Z.
has effected some Of the most asior, ~
that were ever known. MANY tD.I-A o.,
ringing in tho head and ears When - 9
nervousness, being alarmed At ,s5.I,r "a
bashfulness, with frequent blushrS 80. ..,'
sometimes with donngcmcutolm.pf ,,--N
cd Immediately. WV"
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NORWOOD SCHOOL.

WIN. ID. CABELL, Prineipai'
WITH TWO DISTINGUISHED MASTERS
w of Art of tho University OF Virginia, and
four other accomplished instructors.
This school Is designed TO prepare youths for
the University of Virginia, or for Immediate
entrance upon the duties Of life. The fourth
session begins September %, 1863. For Gaia
logues containing particulars address the Prin.
cipal at Norwood, Nelson county, Va
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New York Dry Goods Market.

The market continues inactive but
steady.
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IN CHANGED

III the Circuit Court Of OA0 C9''Y' "
TirgiHid-Ndrch Rule, ~
william Mchschen and Others
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-18
THE GENERAL
Condensed Report Of The Proc
ceediDgs Of Tuesday.

NASHVILLE, December Is, 1868.
benate.
The Senate met to-day pursuant to Ell
Journment, Speaker Senter in tbs chair
and twenty members present.
HOUSE BILLS ON FIRST READING.
No. sos: To regulate the number O.
directors Of the several railroads in the
State. Passed and referred to the Judi
eiary Committee.
No. 29I Bill authorizing the construc
ton of the Norfolk and Great Western
Railroad through the limits Ct this State.
Passed and referred TO the Committee on
Incorporation.
A number Of other HOUSE, bills passed
and Here referred to the proper commit
tees.
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
No. $50: To incorporate the cambridge
Railroad Company. Passed.
NO. $50: To incorporate the Mississippi
Valley Insurance Company. Passed over
informally.
No. 4O5: To incorporate the Lincoln
Savings Bank. Passed.
SENATE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
No. S45 TO abolish the offes Of Rail-
road Receiver. Passed.
No. 300 An act to cause the erection
OF sch~OOihouses. Passed and referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
No. 324-An set for the protection Of
the school fund. rejected.
No. $3.50 encourage manufacturing
and mining in the State; exem yting
capitalists assiTOus of settling in I, anes.
see nom taxation for ten years. Pissed.
VIHo. 344-TO incorporate the Murfrees-
65fo Insurance Company. PASSED..
Senate adjourned until Tomorrow
morning ct 10 O'clock.
House.
The House Was called to order at 10
am, Speaker Richards in the Chair and
sixty members present.
NEW BUSINESS.
By Dir. POston-A resolution recurring
the Comptroller to report TO the House
VIVA railroads have paid interest on the
bonds Issued 10 them under the law Of
lS67-S, and particularly the roads nov
asking Tor more bonds under the pro-
visions OF the present Omnibus bill.
Tabied-ayes %, noes 81.
By Mr.. Reed-Bili Incorporating Bsshel
High School.
SENATE BILL on SECOND READING.
Bill repeating that provision of the
ku-kinx law requiring that a certain
number OF loyal men in = county shall
make application TO the Governor before
tae militia can be chartered in such
county.