An act for the protection of livery stable keepers in McLean county. An act to amend the charter of the town of Kingston, in Trimble county. An act to incorporate Needham Lodge, No. 174, in Caverna, Hart county, I. O G. T. An act to incorporate the Southwestern Kentucky Agricultural and Stock-raising Association. An act to incorporate the Pendleton County Stock Association. An act to incorporate the First Presbyterian Church of Ludlow, Kenton county. An act regulating defenses in actions of trespass in Carroll and Trimble counties. An act to amend an act, entitled “An act to incorporate the town of Hinklesville, in Ballard county," approved March 6, 1868. An act to regulate the running of trains on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad in the town of Elizabethtown. An act to amend the charter of the city of Covington. An act to authorize Glasgow Lodge, No. 65, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, to issue bonds and buy a lot of land. An act to incorporate the Anderson, Franklin, and Salvisa Stock, Agricultural, and Mechanical Association. An act to incorporate the town of Beattyville, in Lee county. An act to incorporate the Lee County Lumbering, Mining, and Manufacturing Company. An act to incorporate the Pendleton Coal, Iron Mining, and Manufacturing Company. An act to incorporate the Exchange Bank and Tobacco Warehouse Company. An act for the benefit of J. N. Tague, F. E. Skidmore, W. Mahoney, W. B. Gillis, and M. Hunter, securities of James B. Cook, late sheriff of Trimble county. Resolution in relation to a uniform tax on tobacco by the General Government. Resolution directing Public Printer to print synopsis of public acts, &c. Resolution in relation to the Louisville and Portland Canal. On motion of Mr. Goodloe, Ordered, That a committee be appointed to wait on the Senate and inform them, that having completed the business before it, this House is now ready to adjourn this present session; and that said committee, in conjunction with a committee to be raised by the Senate for that purpose, also wait upon the Governor and inquire whether he has any further communication to make to the General Assembly of the present session. And thereupon the following committee was appointed, viz: Messrs. Goodloe, Blackburn, Todd, T. M. Johnson, and Lassing; who, after a time, returned to the House and reported that they, in conjunction with a committee from the Senate, had waited upon the Governor and communicated to him the message of the two Houses, who directed them to inform the two Houses that he had no further communication to make to either at the present session. And thereupon Mr. Speaker McCreary, after having addressed them briefly, declared the House to be adjourned until the 7th day of January, 1873, at 12 o'clock, M. 120-H. R. |