The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-14
COUNTY JUDGES.

SVONI1 6UUUGSs
The House joint resolution providing 70,
The further election of county judges being
communicated to the Senate by Mr.. LovEN.
STEIN it was concurred in.
The joint order wiz, the election Of
county judges,) was then proceeded with,
Mr.. DAVIS nominated William n. Boiling
for county judge of Wythe and Pulaski.
Receiving the unanimous vote of both
Houses, Mr.. Boiling was declared elected
Mr.. a. NJ. DAVIS put in nomination Col
onel A. W. G. Nowlin for the county Judge
Of Carroll county.
Colonel Nowlin having received ma:
iority of all the votes cast was declared
elected.
Mr.. KENpRIcK placed in nomination Mr..
Henry J. Morgan for the county judge OF
Lee county.
Mr.. Morgan was declared elected, he
having received majority of all the votes
cast.
Mr.. MERR1wETHER LEWIS nominated
Muscoe Garnett, ESQ.,, for the county Judge
of Essex county.
MIR. HERNDoN said it afforded him grea.
pleasure to second the nomination, and that
to his personal knowledge Mr.. Garnet was
peculiarly fitted for the Office. $50
Mr.. Garnet having received 100 votes.
the whole number cast, vas declared duly
elected.
Mr.. PERRIN nominated Mr.. J. W. King
for county judge of Mecklenburg county.
Mr.. King having received the requisite
majority was declared duly elected.
Mr.. GRIMsLEY nominated Major John W.
Bell for county judge of Culpeper.
Mr.. Bell was declared elected, he having
received the requisite number of votes cast
Mr.. SNowDEN placed in nomination Mr..
Richard II. Cockerill as judge for the dis
tsict composed of the counties Of Alexan-
dria and Fairfax.
Mr.. Cockerill was declared elected.
Mr.. R1DDICK placed in nomination Mr.
Joseph T. Urquhart as county judge for
Southampton.
Mr.. Urquhart having received the re-
quisite number of votes was declared
elected. =
Mr.. W. A. ANDERSON placed in nomina.
ton Mr.. Andrew Cameron for the judge OF
the district composed of the counties OF
Allegheny and Craig. He having received
the requisite number of votes was declared
elected.
Mr.. HERNDoN put in nomination for the
county judge of Amherst Mr.. Samuel ID:
Henry, who, having received majority OF
all the votes cast, was declared duly
elected.
On motion of Mr.. PATTERSON, the further
execution of the joint order was postponed
until Tomorrow Mt O'Clock.
On motion of Mr.. PERRIN, the Senate ad-
journed.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at II o'clock. Prayer by
Mr.. Proctor, of the Trinity Methodist
church.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The Committee on Agriculture reported a
bill to incorporate the Boston and Virginia
Soapstone Company, which was ordered Tor
printing. ,.,,
The committee of conference On the bill
the salaries Of Judges made
report. The report was agreed to-ayes,
81; noes, s.
4 motion to reconsider was lost.
The report of the Joint Library Commit
tee was read and passed by.
BILLS, ETC., PRESENTED.
Mr.. HENRY BELL submitted n petition of
the citizens of Mathews county in regard to
fisheries. Referred.
BY Mr.. HAwxHURsT.-An act in relation
to the Fairfax and Georgetown Turnpike
Company.
Mr.. LovENsTEIN offered a resolution fix
ing the following as the next order for the
election of county judges Carroll, Lee, Es-
sex, Mccklenburg, Culpeper, Fairfax and Al
exandria, Southampton, Allegheny and
Craig, Amherst. Adopted.
By Mr.. PANN1LL.-Petition to incorporate
the town of Gordonsville.
By Mr., P0ORE.-Resolution in relation to
appointment of inspector of fertilizers.
BY Mr.. B. F. JoNEs.-Resolution in rela-
ton to the care of children not cared for
by their parents.
By Mr.. BURGEss.-Bill for relief of Will
liam II. Mitchell, late sheriff of Sussex
county.
CALENDAR.
House bill incorporating the Piedmont
Land, immigration and Savings Bank Com
pany was taken up. Pending it's con-
sideration the morning hour expired.
ELECTION OF JUDGES.
Mr.. BAGwELL nominated Mr.. James E.
Heath for Judge of Northampton county.
Mr.. Fry moved to pass by the election of
judge Of Northampton until tomorrow
Adopted.
MIR. J. H. FULTON nominated Mr.. W. H
Boiling for judge of Wythe and Pulaski.
Joint vote: Whole number, 1l3-Bolling
1l9.
Mr.. LINDSEY nominated Colonel A. W. G.
Nowlin for judge of Carroll county.
Mr.. THOMAS endorsed the nomination.
Joint vote: Whole number, 1l2-Nowlin
liz.
Mr.. MCDONALD nominated Mr.. Henry J
Morgan for judge of Lee county.
Joint vote: Whole number, 106-Mor-
gan, LOG.
Mr.. GEORGE WALKER nominated Mr.. Mus
coe Garnet for judge of Essex county.
The vote stood: Garnett, II. Joint vote
Whole number, l00-Garnett, 100.
Mr.. BOILING nominated Mr.. J. w. King
for Judge of Mecklenburg. MIR. DODGE BE.
conded the nomination.
The vote stood King, 81. Joint vote
Whole number, ll3-King, 113.
Mr.. STRoTHER nominated Major John W
Bell for judge of Culpeper county.
The vote stood: Bell, 70. Joint vote
Whole number, 106-Bell, LOG.
Mr.. JOHNSTON nominated Mr.. Richard
H CockeriIl for iudpe of Alexandria AND