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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-20

FRANKLIN, TENN, Oct. Il, lS6S-MR.
EDITOR As fairs are all the 60 nowadays,
perhaps your readers would like to know
what the people OF this county are going to
do in that line. The fair of this county is
under the control of the Williamson
County Agricultural and Mechanical Joint
Stock Association"
The Association has been assiduou7ly at
work for the past few months getting every
thing in trim for the fair, which is to COM
mence on Tuesday, the Doth inst, and con-
tinue for five days.
The Association has purchased a tract of
land of about thirty-three acres, distant
from this place One-half a mile. The Sc
lection Of the grounds is an admirable enc.
From the amphitheater we have a splendid
view of the surrounding country for miles.
Any lover of nature cannot ful 10 be
pleased with the view. Below you on one
side in unobsiructed view lies the town OF
Franklin, encircled by the waters of Big
Harpelh while on the other side you are
surrounded with fields filled with their
ripened products and beautiful groves OF
forest trees, whose foliage at this season OF
the year looks as il it was trimmed with
gold, while off in the distance, numerous
ranges of hills seem to rise one, after an
other as far az the eye can reach. The
grounds are now enclosed in u picket fence
of ten feet in height.
The amphitheatre is built on the style OF
the one in Bourbon county, Ky. Ample
arrangements have been made to seat 10, 900
persons. Above the seats is promenade
Of ten feet width, extending al around the
amphitheatre. The amphltheatre is en-
tered from the outside by at least four diff
ferent pair of steps running mp to the pro-
mendade
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GENERAL MARKETS

NASHVILLE, Monday, Oct. 10.
CorroN-Receipts to-day SO bales with
shipments of IS. The sales amounted to
I19 bales at the following quotations:
Low mIddlIng ''.'''''-l -
GTJin,yv 1920
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William Berry, a colored man, for some
time past employed at the tin store of w
F. Moore, on Market street, was suspected
of robbing his employer, and under the
authority of a warrant issued by T. c. Cas-
sety, Esq, the house of Berry was yester-
day searched and considerable portion Of
the stolen property found. The case goes
to the Criminal Court.
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MEDICAL CARD.

IN CONSEQUENCE OF CONTINUED FEE
L bic health, DIR. n. Thompson has been
Obliged to discontinue the general practice OF
Medicine; but desiring 20 be still useful. he
will hereafter devote his attention 70 the treat
ment Of Chronic Diseases. particularly diseases
peculiar to females.
OFFICE-NO. 1873 south side Public Square.
Office hours from o. - o'clock A. n
sprl list
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Thi splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
True and perfect DVe-harmlsss, reliable. instan-
taReous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided, Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. [apr2s ly.
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Cincinnati, Oct. I6.
THE TOBACCO MARKETs.
Louisville. oct. II.

The market during the past week has
been somewhat irregular, and difficult to
quote. The tone Of the market, however
has been quite firm, and factors have not
been willing to make concessions, and
prices have had slight upward tendency
and the market closes steady at the follow
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Commtssioncr,s Court. .

There were some twenty-five cases. be-
fore the Police Commissioner yesterday
morning, the revenue aecruing from the
came helping out the city treasury cOnsid-
erably. #a Hsa#
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Sam WILLIAMS was arrested last evening
upon the charge Of stealing ninety-GVe
dollars frean Mr.. White, in the neighbor-
hood Of he Chattanooga depot. The arrest
WIS effected by J. Bell Reddick, Of the
detective police.
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Andy COnally was found guilty before
His Honor, Commissioner Davis yesterday
morning Of keeping disorderly house,
and deposit of $40 and costs was neces-
sary 10 relieve the aforesaid from limbo.
FIGURED and stripped Alpacas at tweu-
ty-fve oentsb yard, at
CIIAS. RICHHEDIER & Cos,
nov lS-tf 46 College street.
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Fraudulent Appropriation of Bounty
Money.

Several days ago a soldier named sam
Praiher obtained warrant against Temp
kins & Co, claim agents, charging them
with the fraudulent appropriate on ofbounty
money. The case WAS investigated before
ESQUIRE Thurneck yesterday, which re-
sultel in the aoquittal Of the parties, the
charge not being sustained by the testi-
mony in the case.
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NASHVILLE, TEEN.E
New Advertisements. 3 % :

Old papers, suitable for wrapping, at the
Union AND AMERICAN Office.
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Selling Fish without license

s.. +. Campbell was arrested yesterday
morning upon the charge Of selling fish
from Kentucky without license. At this
season Of the year, fish is very desirable,
aud We hope Kentucky, cor any other
man." wont be driven out OF the market.
The case was postponed until to-day.
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he amount. Stamps will be sen
ress, as directed.
LAND WARRANTS.
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Try HOLSTERS BrOiIed oysters


Gabe Fall, negro who was charged
with stealing a watch from VIM. Levi, and
gho made his escape from the wOrkhouse
about two weeks since, was recaptured yes
terday, and viii be tried for larceny to.
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There was a very slip BIT Improvement

There was very slig bit improvement in
gold yesterday. The following are the
New York quotations; Opened at 1863
was 1861 at 1925, 1871 at noon, and closed
at 131 at 3 P. NJ Dealers here we're pay,
ing lS6 and holding at 1879.
Government securities were quoted 10
NeN York Yesterday % fnllnHs:
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New OvercOaIs.

The Metropolitan Police has sent TO
New York for overcoats for the winter sea
son,
uOIlfsier's oyster SALOON opened
to-day. l0ct2O 81
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Merchants, Take Notice {!
CLAPP g. co.
II9 DUANE STREET, NEW YORK,

I49 DUANE NHREEE. AhN hOAhs
land
$50 Myrtle A,eHEe, Br9oklu, New IOrk,
ESPECTFULLF BEG LEAVE TO IN
N form the merchants Of Winchester. Tenn.
that they are now prCrared to Gil orders for
DrYSOosls or Notions with per cent. on &.
o. d. They refer to VIM. J. Slater, Editor
Home Journal They will be able % furnish
you goods cheaper than they can DO purchased
by any other parties, as they axe continually IN
the auction rooms.
G. CLINTON CLAPP. CHss- 3. EOUss.
OF HarriSOnburg, Va. OF Winchester, Va.
aanl- lnw2-n
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Criminal CoUrf.

No business Of public interest trans,
piring in this court The grand jury, how
ever, is still in session.
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INTRODTCTORY.

desire to introduce myself to you and
your readers as one of the few unfortu-
mates who did not draw the PaSchall
House. l invested five dollars in that
speculation in good faith, and had faith
that should draw it. As can hear of no
one that did draw that old hotel, and a s
my tickle has never been heard from, l be-
lieve l have as good a chance to draw it
yetas lever had. If do draw it, it is my
intention to expend one Thousand dollars
for charitable purposes.
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ON THE GROUND.

Arriving at St. Louis made imme-
date search for the sanity Phillip Ian
ham, Judge and chief engineer Of that
great benevolent scheme, the Paschall
House Association. lie does not live in
st. Louis. Neither could find the spot
less and incOrruptible Mayor Thomas,
whose pious Endorsement of the lottery
infused grace into the scheme and conf
dence into the ticket holders. Men bear
ing those names were in st. Louis, but
they were never accused Of the attrib-
utes recorded above.
On taking a calm survey of the field,
found that | had considerable COMPETE
ton for the main building, and | would
have compromised on Dan. Able's resi-
dence had it been located in any city but
Memphis. Concluding to adhere to the
original contract made with the ticket
seller, l established my headquarters and
proceeded to business. Being most ac-
cesSible to street cars, and in close prox-
unity to the magnificent structure dame
fortune was about to bestow upon me, the
Southern Hotel was engaged for an
Office. 1t is well adopted for purposes Of
that nature, and had l drawn the Paschall
House, should have purchased the
Southern Hotel for kitchen and wine
room. But something too much of this.
Not desiring to be congratulated to
death, l did not visit the place where the
drawing was to be held, under the very
eyes of thousands of acute ticket holders,
but established double line of express
street cars to run between me and the
Fair Grounds. Messenger after messen-
ger arrived with blank news. At last
my confidential messenger-to whom l
had assigned room for life in the Pas
chall House-arrived, looking very blank.
With a sorrowful countenance he broke
the sad news to me that had failed
failed miserably. At the same time he
broke the neck from a bottle of cham
payne, and we quaffed. The Paschall
House grew small by degrees and hide
ously less, and at the close of the second
bottle so far from wanting it, l actually
had sympathy for the unfortunate cuss
who would have to pay the taxes as
sessed upon it.
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Market closed nuiet.

NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /, 8
Received -
Reeeived previously
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Lunnttc nd Lnrre.

A lunatic named J. Grizzard was arrested
Yesterday morning, and committed 10 the
Workhouse for the present
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Hss.-sssssssss-liNteLN
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BUY AT HOME.

4 prepared for manufacturing sash.
Doors, Blinds, inside and out, Pivot and
Stationary Stats, Frames OF every description.
Brackets, COrniees, plain and ornamental,
Mantelpieces. MOuldings of all kinds. Base
Boards Flooring, Poplar and Pine Ceiling
Plank. WeatherbOarding, and Building Mate
rial generally. Also, Euilders and Contractors
All at As low rates rs can be imported Of equal
quality. Send orders. PunctualIty and dis
patch are our business creed. Office and Fac
tory adjoining Nashville and ChattIn00ga Rail
rOad Locomotive Shops, Cedar street, Nashville.
Tennessee.
TURBIvILI.E a FULCHER
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Careless Driving.

Jordan Baxter was required TO pay 50
and costs into the city treasury yesterday
for careless driving.
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Enrsl Eurs!l

New and stylish Ladies and Chi!dne"'s
Fur. will be- sold At New York prices,a
CUAs. RICHHETMER Il Cos,
NOV lsff lG College street.
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Rnunr 10 Annenr.

VIM. Watson was yesterday arraigned
before p. w. BrieD, Esq, for assaulting
Mr.. Turbeville, The trial Of the case was
deferredn O'Clock this .morning, the
defendant being held in $3.50 bond.
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SAW AND GRIsT MILL,

with a good run Of custom; Franc store
house and Lot. and good Frame bWeiiii-'
with three rooms and all necessary cuuyenicu.
cies and lot attached. This property a. sltuatet
four miles west Of Pulaski, Immediately on me
Jawrenceburg TOad, and very convenient %
schools and churches. and Ouers pecttlaI pm
ducernauts 10 those wishing to invest in good
paying property. Notes with good security re-
6uirpd. and n lien retained for the payment OF
the purchase money. 80 go
Pulaski, Tenn, Oct. 9, 1868, Wtds
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We must here tender our thanks to Mr..
Billy Common, the accomplished cores
pondent of Wilkes Spirit Of the Times, to
whom we are indebted for the accuracies
Of the report. Mr.. Connor's extensive
knowledge of such matters renders him
one Of the most distinguished and reliable
chroniclers of events and incidents upon a
race course in this country.
Pools will be sold every morning and
evening at Patlerson'5 Exchange, Cedar
street, and No. II Maxwell House, opPo-
site Kinney & Wand -
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ONE THOUSAND pairs of blankets at q.
Rice d Co.'S, G2 North College street.
oCt7 Nv
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NASHVILLE COTTON SIAIEAENIs
Stock on hand Sept. !, 1S68..........-.......' %
received - -
Received
Total S4U
Shipped IS
Shipped
Stock on
WHEAT-Sales of 120 bushels at 81 IS ;
20 do. at 81 IS.
CORN-Sales of 100 bushels new in ear
at soc; rs bushels do. old at roc; 200
bushels in sack at 79e.
: PEANUTs-sales Of $3.50 bushels to-day
at prices ranging from 81 25 to 81 so.
CHEsTNUTs-We heard Of sales Of 80
bushels at s. per bushel.
BRAN-Sales at SIT per ton.
HAY-SaIes of 100 bales at S22 per ton
delivered in depot.
BACoN-Business fair. Clear sides have
sdvancedtO lie; shoulders 14l country
hams II and 1sG as to quality.
CANvAsED HAMs-Fancy sugar-eurei
2l3@22 choice plain 49,.
LARD-Tierces 81 ; kegs 221.
DRIED FRUT- We quote unpeeled
bright at Sc for quarters, lie for halves
lSc for peeled bright. Apples Sc.
Grocery market unchanged.
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THE COTTON M1KKETs.


Charleston, Get: II.
Cotton firm, and holders asking higher
without buyers sales 800 bales middlings
% receipts zoo; exports coastWise 1850.
Savannah, Oct. II.
Cotton firm and in fair demand mid
dlings 24!; sales 400 bales; receipts 1885,;
exports coastwise 3103.
Mobile, Oct. II.
Cotton frm; sales 500 bales; middlings
234; receipts 394; exports 3704.
Augusta, Oct. IL.
Cotton active and frmer sales 673 bales
receipts 5l2 middlings 234c.
Atlanta, Ga, Oct. Il.
Though the receipts have been light, the
market has been active and prices have
ranged from 224 to 23c for middiings.
Memphis, Oef. II.
Our market was rather frmer team yes
terday and some sellers claimed that prices
were better by &c, while others thought
there was no sensible change in quotations.
Several large sales were made, but as is
usual on Saturday, the market was COM
paratively quiet. We quote middlings at
224@23c.
Cincinnati, Oct. I6.
The offerings of low grades are quite
liberal, but middling is scarce. The de
mand is light and lower prices are accepted
with sales of about 100 bales in lots at 2!
9232c, according to quality. Buyers of
fer 23c for middling to arrive. We quot'
ordinary to good ordinary at l9(G22c; low
middling 224@23c; middling 234@24e
and strict middling at 241c per lb.
Louisville, Oct. IA.
We note sales to-day of bales goo,
style low middling at 224c, and email 10
good ordinary at pc.
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To Printers

THE beat assortment and cheapest goods
of any house in the city, at G. Rice &
Co.'s, 62 North College street. ocl7 2w
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SHAWLs AND CLoAKs at G.. Rice & Co.'S
e. Nofth College street oct7 2w
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Coinr for Ihe F,sehaII Hous,

The Louisville Courier has CORES
pondent Fang who went for the Pas
chall House, and the following is his re.
corded experience
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SECOND BOARD
IUt NtW 7 UIh
the 10Th inst. SAWS

Is, 900 Missouri 6's .-.....-.....-....
iOOnn North Carolina Is, old b
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We have one or two good job presses for
sale, which can be had at at bargain, by
application at the Office of The UNION AND
AMERICAN. n
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s"VALE MILLS, -
consisting OF
Four-stOry Brick Gottan Factory,

with new and improved machinery in complete
running order, with steam power; a complete
ire-prOof Brick Cotton House. casemated;
good water-pOWcr
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LNRRING BUT NOBLE.-SELF HELP FOR
Ia young men who have erred, desire better
manhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. If benefited return the postage. Ad-
dress, PHILANTHROS. Box P. Philadelphia,
pa sepg}-2n
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Exclusive agents Of Messrs. WARD / BEIsss.
Lessees Of the Tennessee PenitentiITy, for the
sale Of their Agricultural Implements. Castings
and Cedar Ware. seplO 3m.
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PoPLINS, Merinoes, Ottoman and En-
press cloaks at q. Rice Il Co.'S, 81 North
College street. oCt7 Nv
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The Leonidas, bound from st. Louis to
Pittsburg, struck a snag near Grassy Flats,
and knocked hole in her hull. Her Cap
tain came back to Louisville on Sunday to
procure barge for her freight. She will
be taken to Madison aud put on the ways
for repairs.
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sounCing board which solves the long
sought problem OF the pro,ongation OF
sound in the piano. The invention is n
very i'm, ogiant topic Of discussion among
p ano-ma'icrs. and the report is true.
and the sounding board should rove 10
he what it is claimed 20 be. the inven-
tors fortune is made. and the piano be-
comes Mt once the most perfect of all
musical instruments.
y dinner was given at Dclmonico's on
Saturday evening. in homer of DR..
Johnncs Rosing the fr Consul Gene
raj to the United Stn cs from the North
German Union. The compliment was
rendered y the lCading German mcr-
chants and bankers, of New York.
About 200 were present. Among the in
vitcd guests were tho Chcvalcr de Lo-
sey, L. s. Consul General for Austria
T.. NJ. Archibald, the British Consul
General Baron Ostcnsackcn, the Dus-
sian Consul General Gems. Mcdowell
and But.erfield Chas. a. Dana, editor
of the Sun and Hon. Julian G. Yer
plancll.
A meeting of the General Committee
Of Tamany was held on Monday night.
at which an address to the Democracy
was PREF arcd, and arrangements made
for holding the Democratic Primaries
to-day, the County Convention to-mor-
row, the Assembly Convention on Fri
day, and the Congressional Convention
on Saturday. The address congratulates
the Democracy on the spirit and energy
evincel in the recent elections. charges
the Republican party with frau of va
rious kinds, and urges the disciples OF
fammany to buckle on their armor.
sharpen their swords, ana be ready to do
valiant service in November. Consider
able feeling Is manifested at the course
of the World, waici again, yesterday
morning, calls upon Gen. Blair to with
draw, but no DIS Mr.. Seymour up rs the
real Standard bearer OF the Democratic
party. In the same papcrappca:s very
bitter article on Gen. SicNles-Kcy af-
fair is again brought to the surface. II
is limited about town tn vt this article
will lead to very serious trouble rs Gen.
iiclles is known to he very quick
cmpcre1 man, and has not always stop
ed t. thinN twice be ore stri,i ny.
\ large meeting o. Democrats was
held in the 17tl Ward last night. when
more than 2)0 persons who voted the
traight ticket al TIER lives, gave
hedges to support the Republican can
lidatco. p.
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- 1850 - a. tut 'ii.r, 4
St 10 n"cD.nri II, riri }. Il ~. III.
.M.iat VI 'ione, N. ", sept. o iS
---Ttis.
Oarlii.~. Precious little daroEte.,
Thor mast left us here blow.
Short thv rassa~e o'ev Lies W 'ter.
Gore to Gv ell in Heavier, We knew.
Yet our beats ere achinr sadly.
For the 81 Ctn that row is zone:
But to Cod vcsav most gladly.
Not our Will, lrt 1Iirc, lie done.
On thv tIow so rurc and holy,
We The last fOn | kiss have pr..3s,l.
And with mour"ful stcr. and slowly
Laid e@l dailng Gown to rest.
Nov lfe's icrrrev eeems task,
Yet we st'll will STRUGGLE on
St, vim ha, d to reach n last.
CTR little ones eternal home.
5 evi ar. Grant us resignation,
TIC by irst end holy will;
Gror us e. dce Cor a ino1itiO1,
Give as strength to "riSe TIC hill"
JOYOUS tncre Will lie our mectinr,
WheT9 NJ cart. iv care is 'll1vl:
GlOric1c. there will he orr sre,.tnc,
When we jcil cur darling y)l,.
II. q. y.
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BY Mr. Foster of Whiting, in nj Graz
tioa OF sec. { !. cllan. 81. general statues.
relating to in st.ccs O. the pclca; to com
mttec on judiciary. No appeals shall
Ic allowed in either Of the following
c sc Whcrt iudqmc mt was ron Tered O
non, uii CT dcfoult in actions Oh notes
an counts tatcd OF an amount not
exceeding $40: in actions where neither
Il G al ddDRum II the Plaintiffs writ
nor t 81 m dc mardcd ly the dcclara-
ton nor the specifications or exhibits
OF The plaintiff on trial shall exceed S25.
excepting actions for fine or penaliv, or
on the f.cehold--or where the defend
ant plcads in offset amy bonn. tide de-
maud or deman 8 exc cdirg $50; and
actions where the defendant bona file
pleads the auth, 'ity of any court. civil
or military. in excuse: or where the de-
PENDANT shall plead the excuse that he
is acting as public officer, by virtue of
any Tux bill or military warrant-cxcent
that either party in any &c ion COR tie
recovery OF any subscriptio TO the cap
itall stock ofany corporation may appeal;
ana no appeal shall be granted in Grim
ina. prosecutions where the respondent
is acquitted.
by Mr. Converse of Woodstock,
althrlZlng any city or town in this State
''O'NN w tIu III tiC CtIIiS IuC-
ton OF any railroad in this State; to
committee on railroads.
by Mr.. Hunt of st. Adams. to incor-
porate the st. Adams Saving. Bank to
committee on banks. BY Mr.. Hinliley
OF Chelsea, re sulating the charge of
stations and dcpots on railroads; to
committee on railroads.
Bv Mr.. Hunt OF st. Adams to incor-
pc. = he Socie yof st. John the Ba ii, {
at 81. Adams; to committee on cduca-
ton.
BY Mr.. Carpenter of Charleston, to
lm'ni section - OF chapter |. general
| statues relating to fees of constables and
town clerks TO committee on il any
by Mr.Lrngdon. Of Mo trelier. TO dis
continue the allowance of interest on
fund' In the Ire lsury of the Sta'e Ton
soliierS' allotmcnts) to committee ON
ways and means.
BY Mr.. Hinciley, OF Chelsea, in add
tion to chapter - general statutes, in
relation to divorce. alinony, g.; to
committee on iu l;cary.
by Mr.. Jackson, of Panton. OF G.. b..
sire lland anil - others. members of
co. G.. 4th Reg't Vet Reserve Corps.
prtvin 70. til, prym,nt o. ia, seven
dollars per month state pay. pro vided
by Inv to b. ~, 20 tn, so!lic.'s in the
late war, to commitsc, Oh military af-
airs