The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-30

the charges for all publica-
tons TO be made in accordance with the
cost of publishing said Gazette, and to be
paid into the Treasury of the Common
wealth; to take subscriptions to the said
Gazette published to meet oil the demands
for the same
BY Mr.. KESDRlCK.-" RESOLVED, That
tho Committee for Courts of Justice in
quire into thcsexpediency of defining oy
law whether the sureties on official bonds
shall make afidavits that they are worth
tho penalty of the bond or part there
of after deducting the $4,000, the value
of the homestead provided for by the
Constitution, and whether the l,abliity
mentioned in the first section article II o.
the Constitution relates only to the Prlnc,1,
nal on Official bonds, or both to principal
and surety" Agreed to.
LoupouS TURNPIKE COMPANY.
Senate bill to incorporate the Cen'ra'
Loudoun Turnpike Company. fasseo'
STONY run TuRNrIKE COMPANY.
Senate bill to incorporate the Stony Kun
Turnpike Company. Passed.
HAMPTON NbkMAl. h'b
ACADEMY.
R;l 70 incorporate the Hampton Normal
and Agricultural College was amended ana
n,ssed-aycs. - noes, 4.
On motion of Mr.. PENDLEToN, the senate
nrocecdei to the further execution OF the
Joint order, relative to the election OF cir
cult judges.
TWELFTH CIRCUIT.
MIR. WILLIAM D. SMITH put in nomina-
ton Major Robert II. Turner, Of Warren
county. Va. -.
Mr.. Roller seconded the nomination,
and in the Senate Major Turner received
% votes.
THIRTEENTH CIRCUIT.
r.W.A. ANDERSON, of Rockbridgc, nom
mated Colonel William McLaughlin, OF his
county.
Mr.. PESnLEToS seconded the nominal
ion and in the Senate Colonel Mclaughlin
received 81 votee.
The further execution of the joint order,
IL motion, was postponed until Tomorrow
II Il o'clock P. NJ.
SALARIES or JUDGES.
Bill fixing the salaries of judges of
he several counties of the Commonwealth
vas postponed and ordered to be printed.
On motion of Mr.. FRENCH, the Senate adj
ourned until tomorrow at o'clock p. NJ.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at l o'clock. Prayer by
Rev. Dr.. Dickinson.
MILEAGE.
The Committee on Courts of Justice re-
ported the joint resolutions giving men,
,ers mileage for the session commencing on
he sth of February with the recommended
ion that they do not pass. Placed on the
calendar.
RnLL-CALL.
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr..
BELL, of Augusta, providing for call of
The roll on each day was taken up under
Inc head of unfinished business and dis
,usscd. Pending its discussion the morn
ing hour expired.
Mr.. ArHETr nominated Mr.. Robert Fl.
Tuner, Of Warren county, for judge of the
twelfth Judicial circuit.
The vote resulted: Turner, 81 Charles
II. Lewis, 4.
Nlcssrs. Massic, Miller Of Montgomery,
and Graham, were appointed on the COM
nittce to count and report the joint ballot.
Joint vote: Whole number, llS-Turner,
1909: John ". Jenkins, 5 Lewis, f.
tlr. HANGER nominated Mr.. William
Mclaughlin, of Rockbridge, for the thir-
eonth circuit.
lir. PcrHAN endorsed the nomination.
ri. IT
Joint vote Whole number, ll2-Mc-
!.aughlin, -.
On motion Of Mr.. McCArLL, the further
execution Of the joint order was postponed
until ! o'clock tomorrow.
Nr. BowpEN moved as an amendment to
trike out u and insert y. LoSt-ayes,
IS: noes, y.
Mr.. MCCArLL's motion was carried, after
many attempts on tie part OF the Repubil-
ans 10 delay the question.
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.
The bill providing for Il general rcgistra-
ion of the voters Of the city was taken as
he special order of the day.
Mr.. BELL, of Augusta, offered the fol-
owing:
In second section, nineteenth line, strike
mt all after ':voters and insert as fol-
ows:
Proride1, That upon all questions af-
Getting the right to register and vote the
.filavit OF tie applicant shall be taken
md accepted as primo .fecie evidence of
lis right TO be registered. Lost-ayes, 43;
hoes, 50.
The use Of the hall was granted for
Thursday night for Dr.. Bagby's lecture.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.