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I'm SENATE.

] Monday, Fcbuuary,l.
On motion Of Mr.. Grouse, the Senate
took up The bill 10 establish tho Bank ol
the Scioto Valley with the pending amend
ElGnl to InseFt Il provision amending IL
liable to repeal by any future legislature,
Mr. Vance then offered resolution, 70
committing the bill to n select committee,
with Instructions so to amend il Gs to give
to the Supreme Court The power ofdeclar
ing the charter null and void, upon the
exhibition Of lraud ur nlismauagement in
in institution.
Whereupon onsued long and interest
ing debate, in which Messrs. Medary Mo
Mechan and Patterson opposed phe reso
luton, and Messrs, Vance and James in
support oiit
Mr.. Vance then, upon motion being
made to indefinitely postpone the resoIu
tion; asked, and obtained, leave TO with
draw 'ifsTesolution.
The quesrfm4hen recurred upon tho
adoption of the fepesling provision, and
IA
being put was lost, blythe following vote:
AYES-Messrs. Cox, Medary, McMe
chan, Patterson, RavenscroIl, Scot! Shep
lar, Spangler, Thompsonund Wellhouse
10.
NOES--Messrs Allen, Grouse, Donal
y, Granger, Hopkins, Houston, Howard,
Hunt, Jnmes, Kendall, King, Kirby, Nc.
Laughlin, Morse, Newell, Sharp, Steele,
Taylor, Vincent, Wadsworlh and Speak
ur-2l,
The question then being on ordering
the bill to be engrOssed, vast lost as lol>
lowsS
AYES--Messrs. Allen, Grouse, Dohal
ly, Granger, Hopkins, Houston, Howard,
Hunt, James, Kendall, King, Kirby,
Morse, Vincent and Wadsworth--l5.
NOES Messrs. Cox, Medary, Nc Me
chan, Newell, Patterson, Ravenscroil,
Scott, Sharp, Sheplar, Spangler, Steele,
Taylor, Thompson, McMOchan and SPea
ker--l5.
The vote being equal, by the rule Of
The Sennie the question was lost.
Mr., Blake appeared in his seat, and as
kcd leave TO record his vote upon the ques
tion just taken, and it being granted him,
he recorded his volo in the Affirmative
which changed the votes, and the bill was
ordered TO third reading on tomorrow.
The legislature of Indiana has adopted
system Ofinternal Improvements; en-
braeing the whole state, and hos aulhOri
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'ors contained IN +ths counties from which
there have been nOreturns, we may set
down the whole number in the State of
Ohio, inround numbers, arabout236, 600
and in distributing and apportioniOg the
State, 1t will require about 1915 electors
TO each Representative, and'6550 to each
Senator. Hemisphere.
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Private property to Uo RESPECTED and
the citizens to be protcc,edin their per
Sons.
The sick and wounded to be e'providcd
for.
No soldier to be molested on account
ofhis former political opinions.
Prisoners of war to bo set at liberty.
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-zed loan often millions Of dollars, 10 be
expended under the direction of board
of internal improvement. There is some
thing like equality in this. Here in Ohio
we have expended four millions of dol
lars in constructing a canal from the Ohio
river to lake Erie, and have expended
and are expending millions, in making
another canal from The same river to tht
same lake, leaving all other parts Of thr
state without improvement, and taxing
ALL PARTS of the state heavily OnC
almostruinously, to cOnstructthese works
SIeab Herald,
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NASHVILLE JAN. %.

fSArAL DUEL!-A letter from gdn
lleman in Jackson, Mississippi; TO his
friend in this place, which came to
hand on Tuesday night, contained in
lelligence of duel fought at Clinton
on the morning oflhe 18th instant,
between Judge Caldwell aud Colonel
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A TRAGEDY.

The Utica IN. W Whig of Dec
18th says: On Sunday morning las t
a girl living in family by the name
of Farusworth, in Paris, rose abou
| 7 o'clock, when she noticed aquanti
ty of blood on the floor, the man with
whom she lived lying there with hI'
throat cut. Beside him and near lay
his wife, her throat cut aud fnangled
by an axe, and her whole face bruis'
ed. She ran into a room in the same
house, TO alarm aNy )ung man by the
name of Babcock, who slept there
ion going TO his bedside, 10 her dis
may and horror, she found him per-
fectly lifeless, his head beaten into
pieces, and the blood and brains
scattered on the ceiling and wallis
She then ran out of the house to that
Of neighbor, and reused him by her
out cries. He got up, and after hear
ing her statement, went over and
found every thing as she informed
him. Mr.. Farnswo!th was lying on
his back, with his eyes not closed. =
His wife was lying nearjust expiring.
Babcock in the other room was dead.
Farnsworth was an EngIiSbman, a.
bout 80 years Of age, who about three
months since married ayoung woman
in the neigh5orhood who sustained a
good character, and hired a houseFof
Babcock, who boarded with him.
Babcock, was about % or 90 years Of
age, and is native Of this country -
Farnsworth without question, CON.
mitted the murders from jealousy,
for which there was no foundation.
The girl slep,in the III, same room
with Fransw6rh and his wife, but
states that she heard,no noise, nor did
she awake up until after her usual
time.
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LEGIsLAT4RE OF Pennsylvania


HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs-Jan. 20.
An act TO repeal the state tax on real
and personal property, and to continue
and extend the Improvement ofthe state
by rail roads and canals, and to charter
thesUnited States bank passed and was
sent TO the senate by the"(ollowtsg vote:
yeas 81, nays'S0.
The following are the'pnncipal proviS
IONS of the bill as passed the house Of re
representatives. and was sent to the senate
The bank is chartered for thirty years.
with capital of thirly.6Te millions of
dollars.
The bank IS topay a bonus
into the treasury, OF So 500 600
For schools, 100000 per
year, for twenIyyears 1000, 900
,Wh5te sun tobe;psid Intotho
treasury .S4,50o,OOO
In addition, the bank is to subscribe the
following stock:
Baltimore and Ohio rail road
company $2eO;9oO
To improve the navigation of
the Monongahea river 100000
Cumberland valley rail road 100000
Wilhamsport and Elmira 'ral
road company 100000
Warren aud Pine Grove'railrcad 30 coo
Warren and franklin turnpike $4,000
Warren and Rldgway turnpike 5000
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10, the members votlngas follows:
YEAS Messrs. Armsti ong, Ankle
ny, Baldwin, Blackburn of G. Black,
burnofS. Bostwick, Butler, Cham
bers, CralghlllC Creed, Creswell Conk
lin Of NJ. Outright. Coulter, De Wolf
Enyeart, Faran Gamble Harlan Hath
away, HOlcomb, Hough, Hubbard,
Humphreys Lowry, Lyman, Mat
thews, Medill, McMeaI, Miller ofW,
Moore of M, Morrow, Morris, Pat.
terson, Porter, Quinn. Read, Reece,
Robbins, Robinson, Saylor, Sprague,
StabletOn, Smith, Stidger, Taylor Of
G. Utter, Van Hook, Walton, Welton
Whiimore, Yontz and Speaker -5S.
NAYS-Messrs. Allen, Bentfy. Cush
ing, Ford; Knapp, Lutz, Miller OIL, Nit
chell, Moore otD, Stivers, and Taylorrol
NIL.
The fourth resolution was agreed 10
when the preamble was adopted by the
followingVote:-
YEAS-Messrs. Armstrong, Ankeuy,
Baldwin, Blackburn ofC., Blackburn Of
Is, Butler, Chambers, Craighill, Creswel, {,
CoakIin of M, Outright, Coulter, De
Wolf, Enyeart, aFanan, Gamble, Harlan,
Hathaway, Hosbrook, Hough, Hubbard,
Humphreys, Lowry Lyman, Medlll, Nc.
Meal, Miller of W., Pate rson, Porter,
Quinn, Read, Robbins, Saylor, Sprague,
StableIon, Smith, stidger, Taylor of NJ.
Utter, Van Hook, Walton, Welton, Whit
more, Yontz and SpeAkeI-45
NAYS Messts, Allen, Bentley, 'Bost
wick, Greed, Gushing, Ford, HoIcomb,
Knapp, Lutz, Matthews, Mcdonald, Mil
Ter, of l.. Mitchell, Moore OF NJ, Moore
OfD, Morrow, Morris, Reece, Robinson,
Stivers and Taylor Of G. -2l.
The House then adjourned.
SENATE,
Saturday, jan 30h, 1886.
A Preamble and Resolutions from the
House, in relalionto the French question,
were laid on the table.
Mr. Houston rose and SAID,
Mr.. SPEAKER,
It's my painful duly to announce to
the Senate the death Of my friend, the
Hon. JOSHUA YEO, late member of this
Senate from the counties Of Clinton ard
Green 1t is altogether useless, sir, for
me, or any one else; TO attempt to euo
gize the character Of the deceased. 1he
testimony of his constituents pronounced
him q gentleman Of high honor, OF pure
patriotism and unspOtted private reputa
ton. Without further remark, therefore,
! offer for adoption the following resou
lions:
Resolred, by the Senate and House Of
Representatives., That as a testimony Of
respect for The memory ofJOSHUA YEO
Esq, late member ofkls Senate, from the
counties Of Clinton and Green the mem
bers Of the General Assembly will wear
Grape on the left arm during the remand
eT Of the present session,
And, Whereas, by the provisions Of a
joint resolution heretofore adopted, for go
ing INTO certain elections on this day, the
Senatels prevented from adjournIns over
until Monday next, therefore
'ResolUecL unanimously, That the Sen
ate do adjourn until 3 o'clock in The after
noon.
Said resolutions were then passed mem,
con
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-12

Two shrewd men in Easthampton un
dertook a little speculation in White Mni
berry .roes last fall. They purchased,
nearly 100000 trees One Of them sola
out to the other at about $500 nell Pront' I
and the other has cleared about SlVOU
for himself. lie sold his trees in Boston
This makes a very pretty addllon to their
wears earnings al small risk. --Hamp.
dds.
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Total 232,29l
Tho following counties have not made
returns, to wit;-Champuign Lucas Paul
ding Van.Wert.
From The above report il will be seen
that the returns Of voters, so Ear as made
for the last year, amount to 2S2 1893. Il
we include the probable amount Of elect
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-12

Acourt bud0on having offeudedhS
sovereign, the mOLarch ordered him
TO be brought before him, aad with
stern cOuutenance reProachiug him,
Said:--
Wretch: you shall'receive the,pun,
ishment you merits prepare yourself
for death.
TIE culprit in great terror, fell up.
on his knees and cried for mercy.
will extend no other mercy toyou
said the prince, except permitting you
to choose what kind ofdeath you will
d e. Declare immediately, for win
be obeyed.
81 adore your clemencY" said the
crafty JESTER 81 choose to die Of old
age"
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having been supplied by the election
Of Mr.. Walker in the place of Mr.
Poindexter. The state Of parties i
as follows:
VAN BUKEN.
Shepley, Ruggles, of Maine,
Hill, Hubbard, of New Hamp
shire.
Niles, Of Connecticut,
Wright, Tallmadge, of New York
Buchanan, Of Pennsylvania
Wall, of New Jersey.
Brown, of North Carolina.
King, Cuthbert, of Georgia,
King, Of Alabama.
Walker, of Mississippi.
Nicholas Of Louisiana.
Grundy, of Tennessee.
Upton, Of Indiana.
Ewing, Robinson, ofSlllinois.
Morris, Of Chic.
Benton, Lima, Of Missouri.-2s.
ANTI VAN buren,.
Webster, Davis, CT Massachusetts,.
.Preotiss, Swift, ofVermont.
Robbins, Knight, Of Rhodelslaud
1'omliOson, of Connecticut.
SOuthard, Of New Jersey.
Clayton, Naudain, of Delaware.
Kent, Goldsborough, Of Maryland
Leigh, Tyler, ofVirginia.
Mangum, of North Carolina.
'Calhoun, Preston, Of South Carroll
ma.
Moore, of Alabama.
Black, of Mississippi.
Porter; Of Louisiana.
White, of Tennessee.
Clay, Crittenden, of Kentucky.
Ewing, Of Ohio. "a,
DOUBTFUL.
Mexican, ,'of Pennsylvania.
Hendricks. ofIndlaua.
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BALTIMORE RIoTERs Nine of the ter
sons convicted Of participating in tNa ri
OTIS and burninss of August last have been
sentenced to fine and imprisonment
three Of them to fine of $500 each, TO
four years. imprisonment, and at the expi
ration thereof, to enter into approved re
cognizances for $1,000 each, to keep the
peace for twelve months, the Other SIX to
oue,haH ofthe above fine, imprisonment,
and recognlzances.
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You know our Zack?-WeiI he came
up from Boston l'olheT day on the rail
road, lack says as how them ere locomo.
tiyes are rdaI snorters for speed. He
tcl'd me that he come SO quick, that when
they got halfway, they heard Wilson in
Boston, crying pocket book lost, aud a
felIer IN Providence at the same time, cry
ing out charcoal! What DE think oihat
ma -sPrOuidence Jom nal.
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Between two ard three hundred u. s.
troops, under command of Major Gates,
marched into Baltimore ON Wednesday
evening, TO be embarked on board the
brig Arctic, for Savannah; destinatiOuI
Florida, Nat. Lat.
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IMpRovEM ENT IN ROAD MAKING

A London paper describes an ex'
pertinent which is making 1.-THE neigh
borhood Of the metropolis, Of a new
composition for the surface Of roads.
THIS experiment is making on the
Vauxhall road, with a material called
by the statentee, "bituminous lava,'
1t is thus described:
'''Its composition is il asphallun, ST.
lex, oxide Of iron, and lime, and large
furnaces are in operation on the road
where the ingredients are combined
and from whence the composition is
poured in a semi:huid state on The
ground, where it speedily congeafs
When dry, this cOmboSitionis hard,
and will bear the smartest blow with.
out injury, & in an experiment which
we witnessed; apiece of granite was
placed under the wheel Of a heavily
laden wagon, and crushed TO pieces
without at all affecting it. A small
part ef Brlxton road, near the horns,
at Kensington, where 1t has been
used, has stood the test Of a severe
trial for nine months. Should it be
found 10 bear the extremes Of cold
and frost without injury, it will be
found an important desideratum in
road making, as although the original
outlay is aboW the same it will re.
quire less expenditure TO keep it in re
pair than q common road.
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Iakumdn Business A late nGhber Of
the New York Herald contains an account
Of The death ofa sexon IN that city, who
had long been in The habit OF selling ma
ny ofthe bodies entrusted to his care, for
dissection. He made quite business Of
it; hot only by disPosiug Of them to ply
sIciansl IN the city, but supplying orders
from the country, and had acquired con
siderable property by the traffic. The
miserable man fahcfed that hesaw bodies
that he had sold, standing beside his death
bed, looking at him with theft eyeless
sockets, aud pointing with their skIhless
fingers, lie refused all medical assistatce
and died ldboring under this horrible i'm
preston.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-12

Samuel Gwin. The letter stated hat
Judge Caldwell died 10 few hours,
and that Colonel 'Gwinn had been
MORALLY wounded. We are gratifel
however, 10 be able 10 state, from let.
ters received last 'isht, that COlone
EGwin, though wounded, is not cOnsid
cred to be in danger, in CONSEQUENCES
Of the ball, which entered about ths
right nipple, having glanced around
on rib. Judge Caldwell only survi.
vedthe melancholy afalr about two
hours. .-=BdnRer.
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y$649,00O
REPORT OF THE SELECTCoMMET
TEE,

TEE.
On the enumeration ofthe white male in
haoltantsS over twenty one years ofage
in the state of0hio.
Mr.. Medary from the select committee
to examine and report the returns recev
ed Of enumeration of white male inha bi
tants, above the age of twenty one ears,
of This State, report returns from coanties,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-12

Authority. Hold two dogs by the hind
legs. and they will almost ''die 70: love"
TO deyour one anothst seize them by the
ears, and thrust their cold noses into each
others very mouths, and you will find
tdog won't eat dos"--lhey will turn up
on yoU.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-12

tu VI GDuIIGTdllOu VI WultO tHulO luHd VI
tants, above the age Of twenty one J ears,
Of this State, report returns from counties
Us follows:
! Adams, 1887
9 Ashtabula, 4,0l3
3 Athens, 2,I05
4 Allen, 72G
5 Belmont, 5.703
4 Brown, $3.50
7 Butler, 5,ll7
s Clermon;, 4,235
0 Coshocton, 2,SSG
10 Clinton, 1866
IL Coumbiana, ,6,S2O
IL Crawford, il.5S9
10 CLARK, "3,2F7
II Cuyahoga, '5,92l
Is Carroll, 1886
l6 Delaware, '3,049
II Dark, l67I
: Is Franklin, 4Illl
10 Fayette, @4,924
20 Fairfield, -4,924
q Greene, '3,32S
90 GalIia, 1868
90 Geauga, 5,27O
"a Guernsey ALTO
20 Hooking, 905
26 Hamilton, IO,6Ol
q Hancock, l,0l2
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There was slight shock of an earn.
quake at Boston on Monday morning
week.
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UNITED STATES SENATE.

This body is nowfull-the vacancy
having been supplied by the election
of Mr.. Walker in the place of Mr..
Poindexter. The state Of parties is
as follows:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-12

The legislature of Indiana has adopted
a system Ofinternal improvements; en-
braeing the whole state, and hos auIhOri
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-16

given to the Judge Of the Kentucky dis
,rict under an act entitled "Ap act to es
,ablish tho judicial courts OF The Uaiiet
States" He shall appoint clerk for The
Sd id district, who shall reside and keep the
records of the said court at the place o
holding the same. and shall receive. fol-
the services performed by him. the same
fees to which the clerk of the Kentucky
district is by law entitled for similar ser
vices.
SEC. 3. .4ad be IL further eaaesed, Tha. ihcrc
shall be allowed to the Judge Of the said
distric. court, the annual compensation oi
two thousand dollars. TO commence from
the date Of his appointment, TO be paid
quarterly at the Treasury Of the Q. States.
SEC. a. .7ad Be Il further enacted, Tha. there
shalt be appointed in the said district, a
person learned in the law. to at as ai'or-
ncy for the Uuitcd States, who shall. in ad-
di.ion TO his stated fees, be paid annually
by the United States; TWO hundred dollars,
as full compensation for all extra servi-
ccs; the said payment to be made quarter
yearly a, The Treasury Of the United
States.
SIC S. .asd be i, further enacted, Tha, mar
shall. shall be appointed for the said dis
tric,. who shall perform the same duties,
be subject to the same regulations and PEN
allies, and be entitled io the samc fees as
arc prescribed and allowed TO marshais in
other districts, and shall, moreover. be en-
titled 10 tho SUN of two hundred dollars
annually, as compensation for all extra
services, Prorided, her.rr. Tha, this &C,
shall no, take effect until the State Of Mich
igan shall be admitted into the Union. ae-
cording to the provisions Of the act enti-
lied IAN act to establish the northern
boundary line OF the State Of Ohio. and
10 provide for the admission Of the S,ste
nf Michigan into the Union on certain
conditions"
ArrHovEp, iss July, 1896.
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The Indians Panacea.

EOR The cure Of Rhcuma'ism -; se.o'nla OF
Kings Evil. Gout. sciatca, or Hip. Gout, In
osa;.ra Ssnee,. saIt Rheum. Syphilitic and Mer
eup;si diseases particularly Ulcer. and p,inial af
aie,ions Of the bones. liberated Thls=t and Nos.
,rik; Ulcers OF every description, fsse' sores,s
ea isaa, ] senrsey, Bie., Chrome, Sore re.
sipclas, Blocfes, and every variety OF eoslageoas
Affection, Chronic ca.arrh, heaasshs. preceding
from an acsid humo,; Pain IN The Ssomaeh and
Dyspepsia, proceeding from vitiatien; Afec,,ons
Of The Liver, Chronic inflammation of The Kidneys,
and general debility eau,.d by ,S,p,s .ioa o.
hv rsnoya,iur those constitutions which hare been
b;osen down by injudieious treatment q Juvenile
Irregularities. In general terms, j. !. Isoonnen'
scd in the blood, vi,ia,ion Of the humon, ot what
ever name o: kind
Some Of the abovc complaints may require some
.riAins assistant applications, which tho csscum.
s.anccs Of the case viii dictate bot tor general
remedy or Psrfnsfor, 10 remert ne cause, The ls-
oiAs's PaxAcr. VIII generally be FUND sad'eicnL
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TPunlIc-No. 40 |

AN ACT 70 provide for the due execution
of the laws Of the United states within
the State Of Michigan.
Bs il eaasied, by iAe ssaa'a asd i'H'e Of Repre-
sratsfirss Of the Gaasd States Of .9neriea ia Con
rrs,. as,es,Ne1. Ta, tho ID vs OF the United State
which arc no, locally inspplicable, shall
have The same force and cfTec, within tho
State of Michigan. rs elsewhere within the
United States.
SIC. q Isad DC IL fsrtler en0e.eS, That the
said State shall be one district, and bt
called the Dis,ric, of Michigan ; and a dis
tsict court shsll be held ,i.ercin. 10 consist
of ono judge, who shall reside in the sal,
district, and be called a distric, judge. lie
shall hold. at tho seat of Government o.
the said State, two sessions of the said dis
tic, cour, annually on the frs, Monday,
in May and October; and he shall, in al
things. have and exercise the same juris
1ic.ion and powers which were by la'
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NOTICE.

The subscribev with view OF closing The
Books Of ID. & J. Clark: also the Books
OF J. G. Clark. respectfully informs those
indebted! on either Of The above, .ha, the
books will be found u, the store formcrl,
occupied by Mr.. Lcu,iere. that Mr. a. q
Willis is authorized 10 settle The same III
ms bsence, by mole or otherwise. Or the,
will be placed in the even. OF default ie
comply, in the hands Of gentleman a
the bar for collection. as the books mus
| be closed. JG CLARK
Jrre la.-2l.-si
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lBY AUTHORITY.l
Law OF THE uxfrEp STATES PASSED At
THE TWENTY FOURTH CONGRESS
rfRsT SESSION.
TPusLlc, No. 43. I

Il
An ACT to disapprovc and unnul certain
acts Of tho Territorial Legislature OF
Florida, and for other purposes.
Be !, enacted By tie Senate and Honse of
Representatives. sf sAe Uaised States Of Amer
yiea in Congress assemb!ed. That no act
OF the Territorial Legislature Of any Of the
Territories Of The United States, incor-
roraiing any bank or any institution with
banking powers or privileges, hereafter TO
,,cpassed. shall hare any fbTcs or eaer.
whatever. until approved aud confirmed
by Congress.
SEC. g. .Iai BE- L further enacted, Tha, TIC !sl.
lowing acts OF tho Tcrtiioris! Legislature
Of Florida, namely: an act entitled :. An
act 20 Incorporate the bank of 81. Joseph,
passed February twelfth, eighteen hnn-
dred and shirty.six; on &c, entitled " An
act to incorporate the Florida Insurance
and Banking eompany," passed February
tenth. eighteen hundred and ,hir,y.six an
&C, passed February fourteenth. eighteen
hundred and ,hisly-six. cptitled An &C.
10 iacorpora.c the 81 Joseph Insurance
Company aud all other acts and parts OF
acts, passed by the said Territorial Lcgis-
Ia.ure Of Florida. ia the year eis.ccn hun
dred and ,kirsy-six. creating banks or CT.
tending banking corporations. or corpora
iions wi,h banking powers. or contcrrine
banking powers on any corporation OF IN
siitu,ion whatever, be, and the Aamc here
By are disapproved and annuiicd:
JAMES X. POLK.
Speaker OF tho House of Representatives
Al. VAN BUREN,,
Vice Prcsidcp, Of the United States. nat
President Of tho Senate
ArYaorEp, isi Of July. 1885.
ANDREW JACKSON.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-07-16
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PrBLic.-No. 40.
AN ACT explanatory Of an act entitled
.Aa nc, TO release from duty. iron pre-
pared for, and actually laid on, railways
and inclined planes"
Be IL czarfsi By dc SeHsss ard Haasr c ReprsseH'
sss;ess Of cas Gated MATES ef .7asriea IN CsssTess
asssmtisd, That ,!e nc, Of the fourteenth Of Jolly
eighteen hundred and thirsy-:wo. entitled
.s An act % release from duty, iron pre-
pared for, and actually laid on. railways
and inclined planes" shall no. be SO con.
s,rued as to include spikes. pins or chains
rs railroad iron.
ArrRo,Ep. ist July. 1886.