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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-27

di,Is.ss fer Offices of homer. trust. or PROM ID
his Stale with mt ut I" i-i.nn'e the ftfs,''
to " hon such Tribe = gwen or "E'''" :. "
mere faytra lie to one ''indiaah tasN hd''i. :.
sail RI, guilty. of felony. Innls htsit ~ : i'c
- .x.,s,,,,,r five Thousand - !ars nF :tf' years
i7tirtis.nI.eui II tie S.sF. Prison, or 1''h e'''
ia, and iIi.l RI ,cJi2iCitt q, -, ,,=;
Src. al Every DsrS"n VINO, btNk '"Ht'
-. a, CIV l,,tItn f. aff!tt I" II i'''i''
nT procure the app. intIe1i ii shy par...t '-sI
,rsn To fiica possti'I. or 'IHIt! ,ii''''' . "a
irt.urt nsIt.r cUnsl4, s'rh l" any
x.Te for .r procure. Nr - IN i-tNSi't'F, -
.f such can.i,la'r "r l'fs''il i''' az ~
. candidate. who communicates ely oi''t i.!".'
-, yic,o,ie-, If this AID the preceding s'ii"i''
a. ,.y T,.rSoa with intent T. !a"ur" Nm. 10
for ar ~ pruCETe g. aiG III procuring 'ne .iV'
,ic- ii the csndldn' shall Ia nr'titi $3.50 W
s.ln.y punishable : imnriS" Lilfrt fh ECU
inn ny y.,srs or f.ne DrI exceeding I'VE li.Ih
md dollars, sr by both Su>iI hie AID iA'i t'e''
flCn:. 49,
SFC. ga No person shnl: sell. CIV" s"ht -
frr,.i.E or cause to h- sold. gwen ." " ''i
,i.b.i. either for ~ Wittent pay. within rs
Stat or a1y DIV upon hICh anS genera - &
ten is l-id. n"r within tire minus q "i> -
~ 81 city on any day urcr Hhl'h al! up "a -
rUricjpai election is hid th1rtII any s,iit'"
nus malt or feru,euted hauc-s or vines: ard
any or. SO doing shall L. u'rmtd %niltE 81
rris,,, tasor. aud upon 'snN''l-h mere
shall he fined i'll anN s':;H "t iess man OK
b-n,lr,.; 1.ar NOR. thsn one thGEea'G dollars
1T bv i1nrrisc,Ine III III III" County %a'l i"'
ihsn one nor more than s'a H. LUIS I'D. - -
slIsh lin, sid Ii.uurheEt. IN tiie
~, CmI4; ard i. shall lie he duty Of JuoErt 81
Tie District Courts Of the sev.rsi JuGtriai DIS
r-icts in tLis state TO specially give his a.: IN
,harc- t. every Grand Jury IL pane :" =. '-' II
respective dlsiIirth
I'm Wi.pess Nbcrstt. have
49,. h.rsu1.te st ny hand sr'. caused
,E1S1Sr. III, Great sea! & the State al Ne
-Sa2M ~ y-tI, IT, b- sffNcG. DonS il
xSGM NJ Carson city, TIL, I'm DAY ~
S@S S=p-tnlt.r. = J.. is,i.
'1S.f J. 4. HKiDLEN.
,,o,.ru.y - til Sat, 4. Stvs'ia.
IL tie Guvsrror:
= T.. NIXON.
S,cr,tar. Ct STATE
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Dr.. lie sjebsu's GOLDEN BLLSAk No. 1

cures Chs1ici-s first and second stages. ncrtr en-
the legs cr Body: Sore Ears. f:os. Nose. &c.
C,lpI.r.c,loftd Ilotehss, SypLIliiic taiaTh,
n3scss.d s,-lp. aI.d an PRIMARY forms = me
&: sea-e Iuovu s. syT Lil:s. INC, - Ter l"iiis
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-27

Is,ys Virgin. CITY fer Reno at 4" a ~. and
an m I.!ii,av.. IsC.I1 ioc t.rsi.-is Cay p'
sa. .n.,ip. Ii. md 5:53p. Ii
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-27

Ca-rh:1EAt2Sfip EcTICE,

STCriEt. Is l;EE;gGz GIVEN
AZ tha1'Lt IaIti.IetG;, I.ir;tt.4. .S:-s
li.r "gtN''i. lie En-trs gI,i. lI.tr IL an,
ram. AID -! L, Il IL, C-ei:o, :. Hi C,n.s-
~. il this G@y dissolved IL mutual cons, n.
that Ct'EGe :. fiaXJ,r LIS rod All liz :Ist5-ss
ed :'isEtt il I'D .,-f a1fr.i.ttt, l.. t.;aS
ava, %hn a''.t Is to yaIl.rt s1G i;1. "a
q IT. ..Ee lien; IL, ..id c,-9H,in.l%j,ip.
tEnAG ish.lS
GlU. e. GHAEIEE
= h. hlo9e ,tsi-tss Nil be couti:t,,sd Nv MI.
= tt1ttoi'T', I5ot1 The E1--lisn t:,.1 ~ r.
! i" t'}'-.l:o.A M t'inli1,.; ..,o t.,,iAt q.
IT sA;.r = l. dry a,.tht To 4 a.,I.ta:!at.,t:
~ etic ! +. l'.,t IL 81 il .i@5t g.
4IAh., i,tI>
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SOLDIERS
VAR CLAIM. AGENCY,
No. - aIonfGan.ry Block.
SsN fEANNIAEO, (AL.
" =. .iKrT. .-ToRNEy-i--

HAT - NIBi.-i. sT'FoKNEI-i AZ
W Law sIu CoiIiassGeI Of the tTsud
Army 81 ils l,rrublic ii California and IVA
Ga. wi! iv" prompt .ttt '-tiCn +" The O. j 'f-1H
Of Additional TraII E=y, Low tue Gait M
and Ntvrd. Volunteers uisciI; Tg,d T-crt tlts-
three hun,ls-td It.ills from EoMt. sci-ier= "a"
aeIend ON 1.ir G'a,inE. lni.rlla,l"E ~.Es''
zee Of ,bi.rst. When ~.i-;IG ,Ic!cse sta,-p
.uc rtj y s5St, cou,un! ana regiment, al.
wL5ti5.r 3"3. haEt disc a""-c. tvI.Er'e- haI
.xtalie,, I'll tjEIe ior sling CLAIMS fl A'S!-
tiaDgI l:uu.sy under At & July =. isd'i, r.
JANUARY. 80 s.n'l such claiu4s must i. ma
urfot. / Gat TIM. 'IiesHa! Bucnty q: Slul h"~
!,ra :, Wei al vnuItecrs y /" enlist be. -
J Ally -, 1851 IL three " sIE. Il ~: laid to
eaIt when disrEar-.d- Lana Warrants '"if Il
,blaiu.,i for services rrndeTvd beItIr it|'. hi-
lot To- AtrIiuti =: Tho la;- var. Irn>:.h- IOF
i.te WEI IL N.r -: 1872 obtained IRA ii'res Net
NTtei4 los disability :! aEIE.Is.
ts.i &c stu!ious :ir allowed - N,Al.&h anu
Fiona. " II tOIditrs 81 ate q te5a- has flt>d
p,r.si. rs tc -UrviriCE vet.rar- ii IcAS> J! W.
luti u. S,% Orleans and u. bile nm A.:icy
Is I.,,w due aDu Ling rYiG. y. IL AIKEN al .
.t.I,!. 20 General aw sni Cole tic bs.sne =
SEA Wt;Ili
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FREIGHT TRAINS

r.,xe Virginia CITY DAILy a. s;i5 a. Ia. - r.
s;4s a. H. has ?. IL. Ia l. III. S.i9 T. H.
suti Gas p n.
La s;'s~-ul. City DAILY II s =. IL. .. n.
Ia. M, ,. IL. . u, an, p. H.. and !! IA
A. virgins Ciry. ,'clS Bill s''d Carson ne
T!,i.uElt q. A't~ 49, i'- f.itihea 20 - =,
=s..- ti..,u sft ~. IA. ..:ste l. iIts I'll tus {
+. Z. f.
y.ir,s,.i, TicFe.- ca y, REQUIRED a. tie N.,t--
rn,y ) ..-.e Nif,:IiIs .'r ,Eits-o, AEa'Aas IltJ
and 81. ISiii.s -
H. z. ERiaSTCS-
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BY an act or April %, 1874, The Goyernes,
thee Auditor OF Pnbile Accounts, the Second
Auditor, and the TREASURED, were cons,itusea
board charged with che duty of determining
when. In their udgmenf, tho: c0ndi tson OF
the Treasury would warrant II thef pay.
ment Of the interest payable on the 1st Of
January aadt lsta0f jul, s. 1S7 a, at { she
rates spaid for The last two years. having .rs.
card 20 the surplus Ia the Treasury, and the
aftEfnsng revenues, and the arnoiins neces.
$ary to the support Of the Governments nj
gsase lt.sst sstssf
Wacosamancea paying the 1asnary i1s7A
IntereatlGn the list OF July iass, hns The cod.
ditnn tof the Treasury not awarTaHsshg the
sayaaenSiof the July {t674y interest, no aes
fion haa heen taken by the Hoard in reiatl0u
TO III Ie Il believed that iti Rih hsspeaetieas
bIait0s pay &c on The ast Ofs January na8xt
d Mo- provision exists fn6R for peyE&eht Nf
interest for January and July next axeaps to
schools and colleges and 10 the board aef
Education. 30
sIt will be Reens that TIE. sserasE DO be pso-
byided Tor on the public tebt proper Ion Jsnsl,
taEys and dgly, 1sIlS = es5
.ke4 per cent on per cent. stock
Yhdef sAWs, falt saseseas s
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~ SsS<3
Ynaa =, 81 s,es tt .,sass,.,,s
W An
~ r. o.,. i II ~ :, a J.
care to pIss.Ess ~ ~
,.,,,iS fi,a
ssns y Y, ~ do,ss thra,,o ,fs s;,kino
s,oS "a ai,yin,,a ennnrb' sncb nm isst,e
would probably purchase SIX or seven mil.
lions Of State bends, which, 10 ADDITION %
whit the SINKING iand now noios, Wou iis
constitute sum tlsoa WHICH Ing aecfuin
interest," 10 ne lnvesteu ~
be SO iarge IDLY l9s s!nasng lana Wou.u ~
c..ui,.e WY .apy an aaasr,,snss, slsn
su.a Sssss 1If.; ' 81
; sshs III ~ ]; d a lft ma aaSes II,
these Olls Wou ~ E - .sI;as ~.
ana consequently saosS ,.s ~, s gst
peope Nv. WIZ" sua 81
90 nSf, doj . s,r3 everv mi fms isstied 4 cors
responding value, ahd possibly ID much
5Iarger am0tint I'd State stock, would be se.
cured. In folio wing the provisions OF the
law no bill would be Issued except 10 ex p
change for State stock at the Market fases s.
10 may be supposed. thai SUCH an issue
would subject the; Stste TO the tax of the
United States upon this amount but re-
ference TO the Law VIII show that tie tax y
imposed only upon the notes of e, any person,
SIate Dank, OF stats "
usea .or c.scnla,o h,oh dnas nt aI incina
eiavn y, hills he tho sss,a.as "a
So, az Saas~.sa, 70 - ia tho. sIr,ifas,
,S,ates ,vonid dnuh,iess relieve the ssafa from
an 70 = ,,na1, snc,, an iss,le designed 40 build
mn = sinLins find for. = State go deeply in.
dahs ad 90 T;roinia and one in wbicf, s,Icl, an
,;ssns Womb nerforIn 60 useful q junction for
,ci1rreney, purposes amongst o. people; 80
'deenly depressed as ours. = siti..l sssl
!. Mr. Hunter then argues the constitutions,
Io,lestion. and quotes Mr.. Madison to prove
that the nrovisson in the Federal, Constitii-
ton nrobibiting the States from 90 emitting
bills of credit 2 refers oalyJ 10 such bills OF
credit as are made tegat tenders. ar. Hnntes
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MGmOFIAa Oh iaNH 1H1ae lkiVef qua 1AsHs"
naWha Company; 20 the General AS
geInbBys ss9l i'm 9,3fi III Ii a}f: tdHgaalt
This memorial asks, in view Of c0nsidera-
;tions presented that the General Assembly
authorize the company to execute mort
gage on the property of the company Is Sc.
curity for the issue Of bonds to1an amount
deemed sufficient for the eompietiou of the
canal to Clifton Forge, and for the improve
lment of the tcanal between Richmond and
Buchanan. Also, 10 provide for apaying.a
debt of "a, $50 which the State has assumed.
Also, to exempt the company from the ope-
ration of the law requiring fishdams to be
erected in James river, pao 9Ht
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The Supreme Court OF Indiana on che
+ I3th, I4fh, and 18TH Amendments,

educating children Of both sexes In the Same
school, OF; that different grades Of scholarss'
must be keptin the same school. In answer
TO the question of how, far these amendments
affect the Constit utlop; or. sovereign powers,
Or the State, the Court Says:taa,!il5 ,af stIti
1. The State cannot In the failure, while q.
member Of the Federal U1ton, change her,
Constitution so as TO create or establish
slavery, or involuntary seETitade except as.
punishment for crimes whereof the party !:
shall have been conveyed i thus protecting
Che new, class Of citizens "a. e., negroes ana
nuAttoes--from being again reduced TO-
9. The State cannot deny to uer deprive 81
citizen OF the United Stsies7i. e..any negro or
nuhtto-0ts hose national rights, priv lleges,s
or,immunisifs which belong TO- him ~ such.
/ 8. The State must rec0gpi eas Us any
citizen ef the United StatssrTi. g., any negt9:t
! DR. mnlatto who ts or becomes o. bono POE
resident therein. ri ssis 8!i5a, ,;4i.tasl1>a
a. ,T6e, State smlisE give, to sueh-i. g., TO-
such negro or, ,mulafto who Is or becomes p.
SoaG fde resident theIein- same rights, :
privilege, and immnnitiea secured by her:
Constitutions and laws to, her other-'' &c" y,
From the CONCLUDING portions OF The opln.
ION the following points are taken y so
The Legislature, under cur State Consss'
eution as iit existed without the limitation
imposed upon the sovereign power Of tne
State by she fourteenth amendment ss mere
tnbefora stated, had tbs power to PROVIDE
for .the education only OF the white. children
of The State but, since is ntiicati0nsno
system Of public schools would pc genera,
uniform, and equally open 10 all. which aIa
not provide for the education OF ahe co'oteo'
children Of the State. i It being settled incl.
the Legislature must provide for the educs-
lion or the cnlored children as well rs fok Inc
white children, we are required tddesermle
whether the Legislature may CLASSIFY
smch children by coiDrf and race, ana
proyide for. thejI. education N sstpaiAs
schools. or, whether, gthey musk atee
The same schools without relererre telr aeep "
color. In cur opinion the classIeatloa aa ~
scholars on tbs basis Of race Of cotas, a ~
their education In separate schpoist iuYy ,S
buestions OF domestic policy Which age WIZ. WY
In Che legislative discretion anq cggl4gl, go
iao NOT AMOUNT 10 an % eit9si c ~
lin other words the placing o. sae 49, su,s
tirer OF the State 10 one class ana ING usSsS
children az the, State ia another elsss -.
ranniring these classes hi be taggas - ~.
fataIy. progision being ynade .lof tleis sss ~
Hon tn the same brapeess 1917 .,ss amspsbls
capacity, OF advancement. M. III "a srals
seaehersL and 10 lhe exteps Fl l Il n,f sma5at
share In the school regelue - si,bss nos.
to4 denial of equal pr lless 70 ~ s,s 81 ths,
eonflct With ile open cbssassss - -
ffs..es,S & y u hy fha Constitution I'D
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In round numbers

Ia touho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s3O,tUu,O00
The stocks and bonds held by the Literary
Fund and by the Sinking Fund, except those
purchased by commissioners, have not
Heretofore been reported as part OF, 1.-THE
public debt Of the Commonwealth .; but In
providing for the payment Of interest TO
those funds the foregoing estimates WIN,
show the amount required In addition 10 the
debt proper OF the Stite. -, .,.'
4 have the honor 70 be, most respectfully,
yours, - ,..E,,.','. Asa RoezRs. .
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which Is not avery bad showing for Gov
ernor Walkers estimnte Il theamonnt given
si0 Malone be- deducted. 8 "a Governor Kenipes
then shows that sthee taxation is now very
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Il van appeaf that the amount Of
stax-paylng coupons past due, In.
scladlgg IN oee for ,JGly, 1S74.
now outstanding, st their face
value, is......... Observation-Disclosures. ~; $50.
1 / jl}se 81 t;yTs-. 80 ~ tFsii 7! iss4
There La no reeordinlthis Office by
(which Il can be ascertalned with
tany decree OF accuracy where
Jour, publie debt, is held. but we
iestimaie that there Is owned; By
scltizens and corporations In Vir-
Iginla, as funded, about. ~. /.
ID other States or the Union about
And In Europe about {. ~. ~
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And tits reasonable 10 expect tbs
amount will be In arrear the cure
ABguu1ingai however, that she biil
ance mus remaining In the Treas
my We ensuing \ Year VIII pc %. oaly /
Il. twill tlosve the snmfos.
But estinati1g that, one imilli0a
dollars OF coupons may come Into
tthe Treasuryifo for revenue. IAN ad-
dillon must be inside ~ the above
tof one-thiFd OF that sum for the
difference between the face value
of SUCH coupons Andatiie aas.sc1t
payable by lps aboYs eahmIie...
Making amounsto b9'ptovided for
in money fer the cnfrcnt dscal
! SHR1T I
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Making aipogns ~ interest to be
! PAID tn LeTt f y, yesr.r..,..

|os sntsscss roW due. 'and Thai III
able tn the nett fiscal lytae. at I'M
iIier the several heads OF report
On public debt proper. -
On EatersfY Eand ii. z.
On sinking Fund ). =. {, ...,,. NJ. &,
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The debt al repofted sOth Sep

The amount iof tax-payingi cou.
pom dstssued TO this date. ;.
And registered bonds and frac-
lions which may be converted
into such bOnd5. a..
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Residue Of the deb, funded and
tlrat which may be funded
into bones not receivable for
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Extracts from the Report OF the
~ f.'a Second Auditor. = 7. g !, !"
hj's sscoND AupIToR's OFFiiccsl., 8, 2.
a is.s'" SRYnr, nnNsrSs Ocfoher r. 1874.

- I4ni r!s = sNft, q
60 thef General ..Assenbyo Of Virginia i, $.
/! / .hayeithe, homer, to present herewith my
annual report. ofethea public: debt. together
With the, condition OF the literary Fund and
the Sinking Fund, and also, las requiredlbR
law, the report of the Commissioners Of the
Sinking FnRd::rat.o vsoo9,i. haa 5qitS5t!
The amount of debt September, - - las 8t,e
so. 1874, Exclusive Of bonds s,,:i n 49, a.;
and certificates heldby the Lite -, ,se.g...E
Fund.- a.. $40, est .0tO 76
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.&it5 gjaEsttE !! 80
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s17,2s1,100 90
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on the converted bonds, as hereini provided,
the residue shall be invested In State bonds,
as heretofore prescribed,1 and the interest
paid to, the commissioners for the purpose,o
this investment may be paid In the whole or
by portion Of these bills collected for
taxes. Il. ..apaf.IiG0 .s:,s5s tsdi ~ g's,S +
The sinking fund might thus be consider.
ably increased at but small cost to the
State, and q currency provided which would
afford great relief to the State II not issued
beyond the limit herein prescribed. Itwouid
perform the most useful functions OF eur.
rency, without enc0untering the difficulties
to which q currency founded upon the pro:
mise to; pay specie ON demand ID Often 1ex.
posed Ii the currency should be redun-
dant 1t will go into! these convertible bonds,
on which the State will pay interest In spe-
Gle, and enough will be thus funded to tad.
just the volume of currency to the true de-.
mands Of trade, and the quantity would be
thus self-regnlating upon true principles.
The quantity thus funded would probably!
never be large, and the interest upon these
bonds would be oil the scheme would cost
the State. ;..fti,aF Il III ss.ti.f3s ~ ut.
The rate Of interest might be 80 adjusted
as to keep these bills at parlWith specie, aud
this ought TO be done q but, the true rateifor
this purpose would have to beascertaiiea by
trial It els probable, however, that four
per cent. would be found, Every near TO the
true rate adequate for keeping these bonds
and the notes into which they were converts
IDLE OF par with specie. q On'the other hand.
Il; the money market should become tight.
and should the banks be unable to- ray spel
Gle, as b. often the casein times or Danic, the
bonds would he reconyertedl into :carrenepl
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Governor Kemper quotes largely from the
proceedings of the creditors of Virginia at 8
meeting held in London last May, at which
meeting disparaging remarks were made as
to the State. And to show the grounds on.
which the bondhoiders biased their action,
and In order that no injustice might be done
to any who Influenced them to conclusions
80 ]; hostile and offensive to Virginia, he
quoted extracts from the messages of Co.
vernon Walker to the General Assembly and
adds: ia y6i tzs.5.si sialiul,fist lllip
It Is conceded that the estimates, argu-
ments, and recommendations above quoted
not only exerted potential influence. i'm
shaping the financial policy of the State and
In giving the force Of law to the provisions
Of the funding bill, but they have been In.
strumental In creating In foreign financial,
circles the opinion expressed by Mr.,Js g..
GilNat, that our ,"pr0porti0n Of taxation iss
Iudtcfonsly small to the amount of property
In the State "-the opinion that Virginia has
ample ability t0,ipay at once and with ease
full interest on all her outstanding oblsga-
tions, and that her failure to make such paw
ment is neither more nor less than de,
Hberate breach of good faith. IL ist rs .sldsi
4 iIha estimates, arguments, and recon-
mendati0ns quoted upon being spitcmizefI
and fairly :feIateds will he found to contain
these distinct propositions:,fi sat3 IL III ,fn4l
LIST. That 9 the State debt on the Iss of
January, 1879, din round nIMBers, anountsd
TO S46, QO0, 900. and to payi the annuat Inter-
est on this sum (wonld} require The sum of
81, 100 000. "a fss4..if;f: et3.sII I'd
2. ThatH Of the Assets and securities held |
by the State, ~ a Sa, eia, 776. 80 {wers} con.
sidnrcfa Of annol ne 0roofo, no ,c,.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03


Gardner, ?. Gibson, Gillian, w. s. Gilman
Goodwyn, Graves, lGrayson, Haden, Hale
Hamilton, Harris, Henderson, Hill, Hen
niger, Holbrook, Hoskins, William Howard
James Hudgip, p. Il. Jones, Rufus s. Jones
Jordan, Koiner, J. Horace Lacy, Lampkiu
Lee, Lewis, Lightner, Lipscomb, Longley
Lowell, Lovenstein, Loving, Lucas, Magru
der, Massey, May, Morris, Nash, O'Neal
Pannlll, Pendleton, P0pham, Rlddlebarger
Round, Scruggs, Sellers, Shunate, Spratt
Stovall, Stuart, Swami, Syphax, Taliaferro
Taylor, Thomas, Turner, Wallace, Webb
Weber, Williams, VIM, Withers, Young
and 'Ar. Speaker CO..
!: 10 FROM TEE SENATE.
| Mr.. ,NowLR, from the Senate, announced
that, that body was ready to proceed Will
business. .,,..s.,y ,.,,, ~
Mr.. CoaH1LL, OF Amherst, offered resolu
fion that q, committee of three on the part O.
the House and two on, the part of the Senate
be, appointed to communicate to the GOV
ernor that the General Assembly had con.
vened, and was ready to receive any com
inunication from him. Agreed to, and
Messrs. CoGHnL, LEE, and LEWIS appointed
On the: part Of the House. MI, '.,.a.4,rss
!sa. THE aoVRRNoR's MESSAGE
Al messenger from the Governor delivered
TO- The Clerk bis message, which was par.
tally read. and ordered to be printed. -
i, BILLS, RESOLUTIONS, ETC., REFERRED. &
By Mr.. iRIDDLEBARaER "a blu prescribing
q mode for the institution and prosecution
E0f suits for the sale Of real estate held and
used In common in the cities and towns OF
the Commonwealths .,R3i Il te5fisil5
By the same :GsA petition Of citizens of
Shenandoah county praying release from tax.
ation for 1874 on account Of damage to ceoDs
BY hail-storfn OF June last. .{ga }.s. III ~
By the same: A bill authorizing the sale of
! certain church property In Shenandoah. 4
by Mr. knINER: A bill ior appointing COM.
InisstoRers lt0f tranBpo and defining
their duties, &C. !,I I slz4t 81 s33 fs44 "a q
s by MrssaAGRUDzR,.:iAF resolution that the
Committed on Courts be instructed 4 TO !ex.
amsneand consider what new legislation Is
rendered necessary by the adoplion;of the
amendments to- the Constitution, and that
fheg report by bill or otherwise. iii II,
/ by. Mr. GILMAH:s "A bill to incorporate the,
MaseniG Widows and Orphans home.
i Mr.. GeGHLr. offered resolution grantingl
the anse of the House I for tonight to Mr.
Daniel q. London, OF New York, to deliver
an address on the pnblic debt, finances, Sc;
which was agreed ba. st.iI
| The House then adjourned until this
morning.
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