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The Daily Dispatch: December 6, 1861., [Electronic resource], Wanted — negroes.-- (search)
c works," with an amendment; also, a bill constituting a part of New River a lawful fence. Resolutions of Inquiry By Mr. Spitler, relative to authorizing the Sheriffs in the counties' that have not been able to hold Courts of Inquiry for the present year to suspend the collection of muster fines until December 1, 1862; by Mr. Newman, of paying to T. P. Turner the sum of fifty dollars for services as Common wealth's Attorney, in the county of Jackson; by Mr. Ball, as to whether James G. Armstrong was elected, and is now a Senator from the Hampshire district; by Mr. Johnson, of amending the ordinance to provide against the sacrifice of property, and to suspend proceedings in certain cases. Bill passed. The Senate took up the bill relative to the employment of negro convicts upon public works. It provides that they may be hired to proprietors of iron works, so amended as to include the proprietors of salt works. Mr.Coghill moved to further amend by including any in