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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-26
BY Robert B. Lyme,
successor to Lyme & Brother,l
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
no. 1912 Main street

VERY vALUABLEAND DESlRABL i
y SMALL FARM OF NINETY AND A QUAR.
TER ACRES AZ HUNGARY sTATIOE, SIX
NILES FROM RICHMOND. ON The RiCh,
MoND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POIOm A.
Lie AUCTION.-By request of the owner, VINO r.,
sides in Richmond, shall sell upon me premises 81
O'clock P. NJ, THURSDAY ne 26ih Gay OF A ao.
sscrised above now occupied and rented by ). [.
Sutton. ESD The improvements consist OF q com
nrnhIe frame dwelling, about four rooms; ktche u,
stshIe &c. There are some 500 choice fruit trees
asparagus beds so YARDS long; fine vlneyardi ana
splendid meadow or fifteen or twenty acres: ms
chase y nice home so accessible Us to enable MIN
to 20 to business in the city by moraing 1ran anu
return by afternoon or evening Tram; f3ssess I
Parties Desiring to attend sale can leave klchnonu
and Petersburg Railroad depot at 2H O'CLOCK L. M.'
anu ie'"i y ' ROBERT B. LYME,
,1as w. NJ Tn with Auctoneer.
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BY y. n. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. IL Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NINETY FEET
i OF LAND NLAUREL TOR TWELF TH
STREET. NEAR THE PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD. IN THE CITY OF MANCaESTER.-By
virtue Of deed OF trust FROM Irving Smith 10 the
Undersigned, bearing date on tie 9th day of Apri,
1875, being required SO to DO by the holder OF u
certain note therein secured, win SELL at public
aucIion, on the premises! on THURSDAY sep
TENDER 2, 1875, ut 5 o'clock p NJ, the property
described In said deed as follows certain piece
or parcel Of LAND lytng and being 10 the to1n Of
Uancbes ter, commencing at point on the south.
era side; OF laurel street ntnety-four feet
from the Intersection OF said street, now
Twelfth ttreet. with q street laid or on the
margin of the Richmond and Petersburg railroad,
apd running ninety feet eastwurdly along The lice
Of sad Laurel street to alley street In common
twenty feet wide, thence at ans5es alonE the
western line Of said alley one hundred AMI txen,y
I'VE feet to an alley In common fourteen feet wide
extending 10 The aaid Railroad streer, thence along
The line OF said. fouItesn.f0ot alley ntasty feet
thence At right angles one hundred and twenty five
feet to the place OF beginning. 80 &S -F9rs.
TERMS: Sufficient Ia cash 10 pay all expenses OF
sale and to pay Off and discharge certain ne6oiia.
Bile note INSIDE py Lying Smith. ant secured In ssid
Decd for three Hundred and fifty dollars; batanea
on such terms rs may De made known 2, the time
OF sale. N. NJ. L EE.
an 23 - fst5 Trustee
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No, 1l13 Main street,

SALE OF THAT VALU-
i ABLE MILL SITE, WITH TWENTY-FINE
ACRES IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER,
KNOWN AS GAISES'S MILL, OS THE COLD
HARBOR ROAD, NINE MILES FROM RICH
~O~D; ALSO, TWENTY-FIVE ACES OF
WOODLAND NEAR THERETO.
By virtue of deed Of trust EXECUTED to me as tr'Is-
tee OH the 27th OF May. 1874, by William +.
Gaines. and duly recorded In the clerks office of
fiapov-r County Court, to secure certain bond
therein mentioned. and default having been made
In payment Of sa,d bond shall. IN part execution
thereof; being required so 10 do by the beneficiary.
sci, at public auction. on The premises, on TIES.
DAY the Gath uay of august, 1875. at O'Clock
r. 81, a portion Of the property therein described
as follows: -.
That certain AIILL-SITF. with TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES OF LAND adjacent thereto, In the county
of Hanover, on the Gold Harbor road ann known
as Ganess Mil. conveyed ID said Gal! eS ny The
t. usees of William and May College by their deed
da' ed about S5l. Also, TWENTY-FiF- ACRES
OF WOODLAND near 10 AMI about three quar-
tiers of mile southwest Of the said mil-siIe. and
on The road leading to MCchan icsrille, and aujoin-
Ing the lands of Thsddcus Tally, Walker Hogan,
and Parks Martin, and conveyed to said Gaines by
William ). OveroD alb III 1858.
TERMS: Made known at sale.
=. A. BROWN, DR., Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Aucttoneer.
Postponed OIL account OF weather TIL TUES
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X N. WALKER q CO., GENERAL In.

N N. WALKER d CO., GENERAL In
LIZ SURANcE AGENTS, lalA aAH sThXs"
RICHMOND, VA. representing the ~.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE. L. H.,
SURANCE COMPAHY,.of Lonfon and Eoi1
burgh .Englsnd-capital. Sle.e00,00o soi1;,.,u.
S AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. 81 o!h'A-'
natl Ohio--assets ever - .0O0.0oo: ,n,.p,~
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE CCaf@'
NY, OF New York-as,ets over t30O.0Oo: wilma
EYNCHBURG INSUKAsCE AND BasAa asts
COMPANY, Of LynchbarT, Va.-&ssss wv
HTEkNTIC INSURANCE. COMPANY %
BROOKLYN, ". Y.-zsss,s over S30o.eC0: ,-u,s.
{ PHGN3X INSURANCE COMPANY. pf piV'A
lyu, n. Y.-assets over ~, Oo0, 600. Of
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMFAai''
Portsmouth, ya.--asSets over S50,0Oo. AKA
Deposited with the Treasurer OF yns.pit, go IA
o60. Losses eGuitsbiy ABDUCTED AID pro,aS 80
ut this agency Applications solicited, aae ia
date attention given kereto.
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BY Robert 3. Lyme, ..a
tsxueessor TO L:s,e & Brother3
Real Estate Ageie and Aucfioneer,
.--..,-...hln-12 t4 Hnin street. -

VALUABLE SMALL TRUCK-FAeyMs
Ia Nt,VER oc,IJNTY, NEAR nECHAN
rf.syiLLE, AND ADgoINIhG THE FARMs " SE
MRS. BINEORD AND OTHhRs: LUX SALT .h.' s ef
anon the premises. on FRIDAY NEAI, le I,,se
81 August O'Clock The : aeovs s ,sss
EEaaTTYSSStx kCRES-ecventy Of witch are cleared;
s.iauce In woods. Fine orchard, several GOO DOC
springs, and meadow for Rrazing; m I'VE
coIsist OF comfortable FRAME DW Iinh1Sp
with i've rooms; Mtchen, stable, &c. r,,,,,s
1EsMS: TO be given at sale, ana maus IT,
au.ex - to-t ROBERT b. LIZ Nr.. = L....on--. -
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nUBLIC RENTING OF NEWS
L HOTEL, WEST POINT, VA;mThiSS, de 9 I, FL
rabe property will be kENrEn OUT ~ LIZ &c
on THUR. Day. August 20, lS73,at the hoar %
IL NJ on the pr emses. for 1he year 1875.
TERMS: Bonds with approved personal security
IN o04r r. j. Oh tISIIAS, Guardian.
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-. having sold all of -fse above propertys me
no, Iii III he continued TO-DAY (Thnrs6easS' zolh
Instant At 5.oclock Pm. IN; s D. skEYJ7ER.
s..gf ..~y Ursstees.
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rNsuRAsCE COMPANIES.

TOHN q. claiborne, No. HOS M,'n
HE iSst,RaSCr COMPANYOFSEw foBh.
Cash assets over s72,000.000, Cash diviGenG,
SURPRISING all others II first and every ann..et.
nualIy. and Quarterly. The Oldest, lsrkess' a'~
cheapest company In The United states.
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DANE, CABELL & CO., Auc:ioneers
i will continue the sale OF the stock of A. l.. FL
lett Co..
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS
al store No 1911 Main street, Richmond, Va, on
THURSDAY, 26th OF August. commencing at %
O'Clock A. M.-geneIal assortment OF Strple and
Fancy Dry Goods aud Notions-tO clese out stock be-
fore moving 10 their new warerOoms, on Twelfth
between Main and Cary reefs. Terms as an
nounced in former advertisement.
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RICHARDSON & Co., Auctoneers.

POSTPuNEMENT.
The sale of the above mentioned property, loca
ted on Hull and Decatur streets. near thu residence
Of Thomas Walden, Esq, and the business-stand OF
Til URSDAY The 26tltinstant ct 6 o'clock Z. NJ.
S,W FAIR r
JOHN A. MEANLE1,
L. WILEY DAVIS.
au24 Trustees.
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WANTED, TO SELL ONE FINE Elk
w TFNSION-TOP PHAkT0N, ONE FINE
LADIES' PHAkTON. TOP and NO-TOP.BUG-
GINS, JERSEY ard GROCEkS' WAGOSS-bnth
new and second.hand. Every article fully guaran-
iced, and prices lower than thu same can he bought
at IN this city. RkPAlRlNG promptly and rca-
sonablT done. 4 call solicited.
W. Z. SMITH, sos Fifth street,
an i m hni Mpan Rrnad and Marshall 81 reefs.
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business CARDS, ~ to S5 per thou.
~ saod. at the DUP AyGH eRIETlNG.HoUsE,
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pAILRoAD AND sTEAMBoATWoRR
7 ~ specialty ct the DIsPATGH PRINTING
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WI ANTkD. CONSIGNMENTS OF
WV LIVE STOCK. FRhhI FISH.

VET ANIFD. IUNSTUIN NJ EN y VI
w LIVE STOCK, FRESH FISH,
ArPLEs. POTATOES. ONIONS,
CABBAGE. CHICKENS, GIGS.
Butt EI,, and COUNTRY PRODUCE
Of every description, be disposed Of privately or
ut au ton to the highest bidder.
Having fitted up = room especially for the AUG
TON BISiSk SIS. in of my store, | am now
prepared 10 tske care of and ha die all kinds OF
LIVE STOCK FRESH Fish. FRUITS, VEGETABLES,
and perIshabe geous Of every description, and VIII
be pleased TO serve my frle Dd and The public gene
mi o5. 4I J. r. HOCKADAY.
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Train leaving Richmond ut $50 a. n. runs daily
Except Sunday stopping ut all regular stations.
TRAIN leaving Richmond hi 81 o p. n. runs daily
stopping at Hanover, Louisa, Gagdonsyille, Char
Iottesvilie Ivy, Mediums river reenwood AZ
ton. Waynesbor0, Stanton, aGoshtn. Millboro,
Covington, and all stations west Of Allegheny. .
Accoamodstiop: irain Leaves Richmond fer Cor.
cept Sunday at 4:30 +. M ~,tf I.s. 1--ft.
Pullman sleeping-car runs on 9;l0 P. 81. train
between Richmond and W hite Sulphur.
j Trains arrive at Richmond as follows: u
EXPRESS Train daily at... .....44S A. M
Mall Train daily Except Sunday at....5:40 p. d.
Accommodation Tram daily except
sunday $3.50 A. NJ
Trains coming into Richmond stop at stations as
above. ,J.- -,
Trains make close connection with trains OF the
Richmond and Danvile and Richmond and Peters
burg railroads. both to and from Richmond.
For furtber information, rates, &c, apply at S26
Main street, or ut c0mnany's offices.
-. - = CONWAY z. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
W. III. :. DUNN.
Engineer and Superintendent Transportation.
w
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RGSENESS WANTS.

wv ANTED, purchasers for 100 boxes
w CHOICE PRESERVING PEACHES, H. 6
H., received bv express this morning fresh and in
prime order. Also. 10 barrels Of genuine three
vear-old CIDER VINEGAR. tn bc disposed OF al
my regular fruit and produce sale st ~ O'Clock
FRIDAY, If not sold before privately.
j. K. BHCKADAY.
All 25-lt 1928 Main street,
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AMENDMEN1s no eeHsTaTUTfoV

s~-~sS~l~~-sIlSSss1UN
OFEICE or GLEHK or HorsE OF DssrG.rYsI
&c., AND kxxrE7 on THE hollis or VrEgfyIlt
RICHMOND, July 2S, 1876.
THE FOLLOWING ROPOsFn
1.AMENDMRNTSt TO the CONSTITUTIONS ne,
VIRGINIA are pusdi.hed In accordance vi h tW.
Clerk OF House OF Delegates and Kesns SH I'm
q Rolls or yttTfnfs 9sss ~ 49, rs' VI 'ne
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Postponed OIL account OF weather TIL TUES.
DAY, AUGUST 31st, 1T same time and place.
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. PCSTPOHEMENT. rrpr,y
The above sale e pos'paneA unni % ), -
Zetn Ausn7s' q. '' ROBERT q. LYME,
IN o,r,As. --7I'-l 4 AEctioDeer. :
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au Is Trustees.
sale conducted by Z. d. EAcuo. Auctioneer.
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PROPOSING AMENDMENTS 10 rffE 2p. an H..
6rH, 6rH, ana 9Th SECTIONS. AND ApDrIIov.n ~,
u SECTIONS TO rHE 9TH ARTICLE CONcrgSIsaa.
& TILE LkGIsLATIyE DEPARTMENT or THp rn'
sTfrUTf0N or THIS COMMONWEALTH yop pya'
8 LISTING SAID AMENDMENTS, Ard CRnr,yy,Ub .
TIE SAME 10 TBE NEXT GENERAL AssxNpT
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T=5.a;llTIcT1Or sALEs-F raw.
. By Robert B. Lyle
fsuccessor to Lyme q Broniefl' j
psal Estate Agent and Auctioneer, .
- =, a. {, sS,tn street.

SMALLcVACAMr.;.Ih,.yJ.Ia,
v an TIE Wet SIDE OF tTHsRTlETH
sTRrET BETWEEE q AND I ,fsrySf,E II
cHHRcH HILL, FOB SALE T Ef Au Es5sY ,bs
nSsS div OF August. 1875. upon aS prem,ses :, y
sS O'clock PM The lot fronts 10Y Dy ls4 1sea
20 an alley ,oprp-r n T.yNE
IEama - Auctfoneer .
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WANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY, (vir,
w RininnJ aSiTUATION IN A PRIVATE OK
PUBLIC SCHOOL of the higher Grade, or as M
the higher brsn,rsses of kNGLdSII, FRENCH, ana
LA1IN. Has had several years experience 10
dress. Stating dut ties 20 be performed, &c.
REV. G. C..BITT1EG.
an o,1wx Richmond, Va.
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which the following amendment was
a6onfNd vvaa rec0nsi6ered.

which the following amendment wa
adopted was reconsidered: .-..-..---..-. ..-
Provided, That Senators and Representa-
tives shall receive mileage and per diem
only from the day Of their qualifying as
required by the constitution and laws Of the
State.
Mr.. Chadbourn moved to adjourn.
Lost.
The main question was then ordered.
On the adoption Of the bill on it's second
reading the yeas and nays were demanded,
resulting as follows:
Yess--Anderson, Blunt. Breaux, Cage,
Ola, Greene, Harper. Herwig, Kelso, Ian
dry, Mascot, Pollard. Sypher, Twitchell,
Weber, Wharton, Whitney-H.
Nays-Anain. Brewster, Chadbourn, De.
teige, Dumont, Stamps, Young.
acknowledgements. Blackburn, Burch,
Crozier, Eustis. George, Grover, Kelly,
Ogden, Robertson, Steven, Whi:e-l2.
The bill was adopted as amended on it's
second reading.
Mr.. Chadbourn moved to adjourn, on
which the yeas and nays were demanded,
resulting as follows:
Yeas-Anderson, Allan, Blunt Breaux,
Brewster, Ola, Greene, Harper. Landry,
Stamps, Sypher, Weber, Wharton, Whit
ney-l4.
Nays-Cage, Chadbourn, Detiege, Du
mont, kelso, Mascot, Pollard, Young-3
Acknowledgements, Blackburn, Burch.
Crozier. Eustis, George, Grover, Herwig,
Kelly, Ogden, Robertson, Steven, witch
eli, White-l4.
The President then declared the Senate
stood adjourned until tomorrow, Tuesday,
February 2, at twelve o'clock.
P. E. BECHTEL,
Secretary of the Senate.
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.

United states VS.. Schooner Ella l.. Ire.
ftthern.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
District of Louisiana. No. 10 GO3-In obed ,snca
TO an admiralty warrant, to me directed in above
entitled suit, have seized and taken into nv pos
session ~ 1 p0s-
THE SCHOONER ELLA L. TREFETHERN. her
Tackle, boats apparel ETC.. now l;beled by the
st@tes 1or the causes set forth in the libel
now pending in the District Court of the United
States ~ A'oo
And do hereby cite and admonsh the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having or pretending to have any right title or in.
.etes1 IN OF TO The same to be and appear at Dis
or1ct Court OF the Unite0 States for the district a0re
said, TO be holoen at The city of New Orleans On
.ne hrst Monday OF March to show cause. if
not be condemned. and be sold sgreeaby 70 Inc
prayer Of lbelant. ~ o
United States Marshars office, New Orleans
January n, 1875 s. b. PACKAEn
JS1o IeS "a ~ United States Marshal,
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United States vs.. Schooner Rich,ra u
Locke. 10

Locke. ~"
TIE United STATES DISTRICT corpr
= Dissrlct OF Louisiana. No. 10 Colin obedicncs
~ On aumlTs,ty warrant, to directed in thS
above entitled suit have seized and taken into
TaE SCHOONER RICHARD B. LOCKE 49,,
noeied BY The United States for .he ~. now
of thu n ahe Sei now pending in the District Cons
And do hereby cite aud adnon;sh H..
owners Thereon, and all and every d. 80 ~ OK
OF interest OF or Pr TO right Ute
Dsrrct Court OF the United Sta sor appear at
the ,ss 70 Dc holder at city Of New Orleans on
sns thsr ~phsy OK March 1875 to show cause. #
should noa no co y. S.sa. way the said schooner
PRAYER Of hOslant "~ soio Ssroeaoiy 70 the
United States iarsiaia of,ca v.,x o,,.,
uary 70, 1875. 0l1co' new orleans, jan
ia2z sao2,9, 8. B. PACKARD,
United States Aarshal
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Adam Wagner ct al. VS.. Steamship lf,v
of Houston. 'S

Of Houston. '1
The UNITED STATES DISTRICT COrPT
4 district OF Louisiana No. 10, co., In Obedience
above entitled suit. have seized and taken into
my posse ssiOn- oA AnIo
THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF HOUSTON ,..
tackle, apparel etc, now Hbeled by Ada,n W ner
OF a., Tor the causes set forth in the libel nov
pthoing III the District Court of the IJn;teJ
ana 90 hereby cite and admonish the oyv pe- nv
owners thereof and all and every person or ne ~
Or UT .,etendng to have any right, title
district Court u" he United States for tie st%ict
ao.esad 10 b' bold II at the city of \, W OrIeaps
H r we nIs' Mo1dal OF March. 1875 to show c,use
~, oiy 'neV have or eau why the seld steam. hin
81 .i .ln OF be condemned and sold agreeahly to
the prayer Of iibelants. i! I"
T. o'.lit6 8 stes Marshars Office, New Or,eans
=; 1n ~ 70 o. 100 $. B. PACKARD
J'oo ~ ~ 70 United States Marshal
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United stnres vs.. Bark Galathea.

- vos 11uIK OEHTHIneHe
THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr
4 district OF Louisiana. No. IL, 598.-In obeJience
70 an admiralty warrant to me directed in above
session - '" NY Pos-
THE BARK GALATHEA. kr tackle annsrs, and
furniture, ETC.. now Ebeed by the United STATES
.Gr ne causes set forth in the libel now pending in
the District Court of the United States. 'A
And do hereby cite and admonsh the o,yner or
owners thereof, and all and every person OF per.
SONS havlng or pretending to have any rig hit title
y! interest," III or to the same to be and appear at
ostIct court Of the United States for the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans.
any they have or can, why the aaid bark sh0uld
noS % condemned and be sold agreeably to the
United States Marshaps Office. New Orleans
January 20, 1875. Ao"A''
S. B. PACKARD
JAZZ 81 ieo 10 United States Marshal
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H0VtrtIkeH1ent6s
Transient advertisements same terms ss in the
DA1y. Monthly advertisements inserted for ore
fourth Of the daily rsteA
liDeral commission allowed to those who send
q climbs Of Eve more.
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p. E. BECHTEL,
Secretary Of the Senate.

REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee OF Elections and Qualif-
tications submitted the following report,
! which was read
Mr.. Lowell, Of Jefferson, moved that il.
| with all the accompanying evidence, be
printed and its consideration he made the
special order OF the Cay for SATURDAY. next
al ?. IL.
Carried.
COMMITTEE or ELECTIONS AND GCAIiFICA1loys }
New orleans, February 2 1875.
10 me honorable Speaker and Mem bers of the
house OF Representatives.:
Your committee. in the contested elec.
ton case OF the third ward. parish of Or
leans, Charles Montado We. c. l.. Walker.
peg leave to submit she following report:
mat the evidence received shows these
facts TO wit:
l. That the Democrats had 2OOO registra.
tlon papers, signed in blank bv Dan A,
Rose, assistant supervisor OF registration
for said ward, and that 100 men. who. hav.
ing been imported by them to said ward
from McComb City, Mississippi, were pres
emit On and after the day of election. and to
each OF whom fifteen OF these illegal regis
tratlOn certificates had been issued. therehv
enabling each OF them to vote, and did vote
at each OF the voting places in said ward
MAKING lou illegal votes cast.
= That the total registration of said ward
was ooov. VI these, 5000 were colored, and
430 white Republicans. making a total
registered Republican vote of $3.50. or a
majority OF 900 for Mr.. Montaldo. the Re-
publican candidate.
8. mat at every poll in said ward save
TWO the White Leaguers had companies
stationed, who lntimidatsd and drove Re-.
pubhcans voters from the polls.
T. mat the intimidation and fraud or the
pafo OF the White Leaguers was so great.
that at polls where heretofore tho nan
ocratlc vote was only forty to tif,y. tbev
now claim majority. From the evidence
before them land that this ward has ALWAYS
oeen largely republican, your committee is
satlsneo that with fair election. the Re-
publican candidate, Mr.. Montaldo, would
nave been elected over his opponent by
large majority. -
we therefore recommend that your hon.
orable body take such steps In the mat1sr
as you may think proper.
Respectfully submitted,
w. J. LANE, chairman.
8. II. HILL,
T. JONES YORKE.
I. w. BAKER,
II. RABY.
Ihe Committee on Judiciary reported
1avorably on House bill No. Is, an act regn.
ia'lng the tees of recorders, and its ccpsid.
Grafton was made the special order Of the
day on Friday next at Pm.
Also, adversely on House bill No. II an
act to secure laborers the first privileged
i'en on crops OF cotton, sugar or other agri
products raised by then, in whole
or In part. The House agreed with the
report OF the committee, and further con
sioerat'on OF the bill was indefinitely post
pOned.
Also, adversely on House bill No, o. IN
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approved by the presiding officers of the
respective honses, for the amount due to each
member Of their respective houses for their
mileage and per diem, and to each of the
officers and employees of their respective
houses his salary, and to each contingent
expense creditor of their respective houses
the amount due said creditor.
Sec I. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
no money shall be paid for any warrants,
vouchers or other evidence of Indebtedness
issued prior to January !, 1875.
SEC. 8. Be it further enacted. etc, That
all laws or parts Of laws in conflict with
any of the provisions of this act be and
the same are hereby repealed.
SEC. 9. Be it further enacted. ETC., That
this act shall take effect from and after is
passage.
Respectfully submitted,
w, w, WHARTON,
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