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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06
VIRGINIA laOI,EslI.. g

10Y II. A4BARRUl9, PtIILLIPpI, Va.
ID The proprietor has ts-opsned iiis i,oi,s,
for ihe accommodation 81 the public, aid -
specially .golicits share Of patronage
tel has jdst been su!aFgsd and fitted lp IL ~
tile comfort and convenience Of ti3ss s AZ, q 3
6fSof him With their custom. g p g
fsIJ' IsRsFe e aiiieh5d 70. ths koass 4 10 afrse
ttehded by careful AMI "a ffk - -
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PALArraE. Marion co.. Va. Aug =. 1854
ye:4pEsl "a RG:ac.lLsae .@saNp. ].

tB5aSEsss "A LIE:EGAsk6A& SSsa5iS-
7 ME undersigned having formed co-p@rt
Z LoIs!ip for the manufacture OF mEeMnes,
would cSpocL:uliy inform the ci. Hs Of North
west -rn Virginia that they are NOW, makir.s, and
keep constantly on hand, and for sale H their
establishments. in Ptlutine. Bopponitc ruirin"MtJ
Marion county. Va, ut tho lowest prices, u &c
neral assortment If AGRICULTURAL lNPLE-
MENTS DC. among which may BIZ found
SEW and VERY SUPERIOR YHEESHlNG
MACHINE, which cNee!a IA EAsY DEAUGHT.
cIIAr AND. RAPID woRS. any mG"lr'nc ever u-ei.
#G can also furnish COMMON MAGNIHES.
md machines with STRAW CARRIERS, o.
.GLFA!iE3S urtarhod.
We arc manufacturing . superior article Of
REAPING MACHINES, suitable for cutting Ell
her grain or nrass. THIS maehiHc can be used
{" advantage upon ANY ground where wagon
can he driven
PLOUGIS.-We have olways on hand q large
assortment of the best patent and other lloughs,
found in the country.
Nc arculso notwithstanding CurTiN6-R0N
for hay, Straw or to,llrr which for rHsy and r.-
Pl work. exceeds anything Of the kind in the
country.
This e--l'';~h-uer, being Situated rf"n The
'Hr Of fEn G1l'ir-.rr, and ohio 'atsrrHt giN"-
-. .n.'.'..-a. To-. h... r.e.!i- :a .rta, .f'ug
"-,r..~rr ss-..r. r .,} ysraa- ra6 tlr
m.rr.tl 5.-r.... ..r-rtsa...a RUS r.u stu
.,f,r T.,.l. '..-rrr .,uE-t raHr#Hut f., r-F.i.1
us. vr s.yli..- ..'i-a'GanE with .',' punitive.
N.i:.-Rtf#. .r.rlaapr III he shortest u..i,,.
IuH IN En. l.-. style.
a'prai@ RyHtasoN q; FRAME.
t"-w1ur# -.'- f~'s b, s..
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No-lllyyf.sfeFll Eg0fgl.

,YfIJIE sndarsigned would resp ectf1itf nIipotfa
totbe public, that he has leaYcei lIsfs
knoRn ~ tiie = AOrtnw estern Hotel = II t i .
CIR; sHifa, va. The houss and fdTnitdfs nIa
now uud.Fgoin M 2s;fsFst rsPaifs, ~ feh
slien com lsted, WIlfgg this One o. tie faost
pleasant homes in tlS e0hutty. lie room safe
large airy and nvetliel4ti9 slTalSes,' a n to-
OF tie fSdB6s 4 row Upsn and public patronage
y eeIfu!Iy solicited. No pains vi ~ spared
to Tel.IsF tlase ~ no iiiAy sIIsOtEl b Ms fgRss,
comfortable, eoIsents1 aud hapPy.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06
ScWin"! SeWing!

5TACKEREL md SHAD of last fali'scatch
" for SAFE ~l,..,, =. J. IRWIN'S.
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Stolen EyatcE."--33 DoIla "s
EEE AEsA

q TOLENaironl M: possession AT tho Tavern
y House OF Ames P Bartlett, ia CiarksblftE,
on the 5ttl inst, u fine GOLD WATCH, Chatti'
and Seal. The watch had u gold dial, aud black
steel hands. Il WAS takeQ from a room Cceu-
pied By myself, during An aisetiee Of 10 OF %
minutes will give the above reward of $50,
upon their being Eatur:lsdtO me- and $50 for
the dissection tire thief.
\ ia d ..iso about : - dollars in silver stolen
from, same place, or 8 months since. will
literal rev rs for tte Iietect lou tisf
s5stst6,.fress. BENZ AMIN. WILSON,.
! Espt. l3lh, 1ss4-4f
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Esl4E2T'L4EsE0Y,s 4IOYtFeTI.

Es4E9E'I 4E,tNE,S HOTEL.
fI1tik nnsiersiR9e having 70 built aud otilargs
4 his,ligiei, Is nov pf6pkfed 70 bnteTtsin gisitE
oTs and traVcfcrs ia manner unsnrpurs.od fn
Western EirgDia.
Ills iIorsEis a large comfortable thF0s btoTy
brick building, pleasantly located ia tRsse9tf6 n
ncipal 5Isinces parts ofths place, ani u pfo-
q with aii the eouYsnicnccs for keopfBga frst
ella hote!
II IAB1E gill be anppiisd with ths best che
eonnt can afford, aud
2 1Is Eb:g II with this ehOiassL I..arns5E5
EVsF will be paid 70 ysndeF thp piS-
Is may favor him With actll, epln-t
y. z. BAgT1E1F. !.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-12-06

Randolph a. Lntimcr.
ELOUR and GENERAL Commission
Il MERCHANTS, sc S0nth siteet, (BOwly'
whnrf) two doors south of Prats ai}a}
They are prepared 10 furnish bags 10 potSSns
consigning grAIn 10 their address. Guf9 ~
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N9EllaINE MAeAa rs. e gtgll %.

EgEassE0yMemf Goa. Il gGlA U.s.
E1iN EltAL Thousand cnnr 5tis and trustwor-
- thy men ciySantcJl' u act aH7nsnulS-=h6Eh
local and travelling in every ,ato In tho Union,
Tor tho sale OF u patented aptice ufsm1nufaotnFe
now in extensive demand. Tho exclusive right
Ofthe advertisers, aud Rgcnts ofeSplelty aud bN-
sinuss tNrt eau easily earn Two Hundred Dollars
per month, No capital necessary. rs y ttSfSl
Extracts from communications from our agent
al herewith enclose yOna draft fOr----dOllRts,
dcductiug ono hundred aud ninety s6vAn doIldra
rs my commission on the sale Of the Lust month.
Sisncll Ill RSel.n FSIshall realizO as cominiSAiOu
on my sales this month about ono hundred and
seventy tlrn dellNrs. L, g, Ficld.p F,i ~ ass
The otttpAti0d will proven light and Runkia.
manly employment = s honorable ns itAS prOA-
table. i .aaa
No agent will be accepted unless Rbls to pro-
dhcn subs,nn tiHl Testimonials as TO character sad
Salaries will DO arranged FOR this frst year 10
preferred. ffsf
So many ans vefs to advertisements arc fssNAr-
dod from mtOtiveA of idle curiosity only, tho ID.
vcrtisors will consider no application unac&S ao-
companiogl by one Observation-Disclosures Pf sincerity
when full particulars will hp forySAraed tlw
Address BURNS, BESEDttyT a. Co.
Baltimore, Md
To tho substantial nasurS, of&he 0ter1giso. we
refer to Kenneth " Dale, To Roy, sons ~ Co..:
Also to Hamilton Il. Wcst. Ohio Hon. O. n.
Dennis, Rhode Island, and 81. Key by West, Fa.
mol On.
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Circular Of Prices in i!c ':uitimorc
@Hri,"f,
ii"r tiH E'@-: c'.,;,.s 2rrt; ,, 1854.
u@?.s:rt.n
RANDOLPH < !\TIMER,
sc South Street BowIy's wa IF.
Arri.Fa-- Sales &1.Ua,G%l rrr bill.
BrTTEa-f''r ps moderate and mark # quiet.
We qunt.--
Western ia '"gs !3nrr'5 Co:nunon roll 2~I5
Ilad:s lJ,'F l., t'ri'f'" a 3U,:N
BAChN-A"yil't n,arn active without any
c'4nE" in Pn",atinns--
[h,""!,'rs, 7LLI"I".o IIa'"". plain loorlIr
:''i",. -, lE~'j r:t"y l2nTIJ
CouN'RI SoAr-,.'. quote Geo L..
ChTiia.-ii:,' ,,t'.sin.s an }Innd ~ I<t WIS
n5 VT :" u ii ; 1850 rl which ,"r,. sold 81 - So,
e!.2% en- II" hooi--,Gt:,i I" ,'.'r =, tl ."t.--
$50 were lett unso Il NED lily l.,',:g, t,4-!l OH,
Of thr market
CoRX-AIarkct Grn Win npgo> ..acrt i"
White 7O@7Gc yellow -...a~ er.
= tLcyEEsi.f-n--l'. MANA l,or" active and prices
approving. We quote G,I'psI7
h&Ersaiv>-N omina'iy lGci !'c.
D!IEn fEuIr. w" quote Apples 81 ,25lG 100 per
buSh"l. Peaches 1,1IuL,225
ILorE--lho last news from Europe reports
continued decline thcrc and prices have given
= we quote Howard ST., at $500, 10 i. CityMiIl>
49, 10 500.
ONrs-Su}c< of Md, and Va at II to 46c-
Heavy Pa 30 to I2c.
RrE-SnIcs of Maryland ,oo to ,o5 PcnusyI-
vnuiu % to ID.
SNAKEROoT-Wc quote Seneca 80 to Zoe. Vir-
9iuit l. to 20c.
IALLo"-Ntrket dnIl--ut IL to I2!,c.
I!MolnYstEO-We quote 1925 TO 400.
HEAr.--Rrccipts ara liL!It and demand not
active We quote inferior to good I'd at 81 10
ed 70 nr me l,I5 to lS5c inferior =,
good ~b'.s 1901 20 good to prime Sc s? 00c.
oi,-~MarLrt coutiaucs quit" dul Sale 5
washed at - 10 2cc. Unwash"d at lG@lc.
~=Asro ezasrrss,f=,,1r
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Romine's Mills, Nov. sth, Io54.-Gt
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New Store.

w 'SGHAN ~
T w. REYNOLDS would respectfully invite
. tho attention Of the public to hi, largo and
desirable stock orgoods. His prices wll he found
as low IS those OF any merchunti in to@sl,
patterns and qualities OF Prints, aud other Ladies'
Dress Goods.
y fine stock of Domcstics, Shooting, Shifting,
Linens, &c.
The usual varietyof Cloths, Cussimercs and
VcstinGs.
Coffee, Sugar, NIOlusscs Fish, aud other Gro
ccrirs.
An assortment Of Cutlery, Hardware. Nails,
&c.
store on Pike street Opposite Dents Hotel.
je5 Nv. ~ s....-
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RLR%EGs!

IDLAEK Deeds. Deeds Of Trust, Summons.
ID EEecutions. Bonds, &C.. for sale at this of
fir-
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T.
~ No. 81 SquTH GAY Sg.s
(Beisossa SsceNd and E.2aa5aEst sts',, Bali
i SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE EFFECTErEp oBNo StoS
- s MY REhHlRSp. $3.50
Over 90 years experiences of tho Treatments as
nil forms OF Diseases euables Or, HARRIS to In
surs a sound aud speedy cure IN sny cOpnpAfiHi.
His remedies as free from disgusting Oils, Bal
SANS, poisonous 5coruponnds of Mercury, aud M
furious Drugs, which 30 oiteu lssd TO discovery
wandering ths unhappy suHereF an tnYsiH fog
life. - a4gs. 594sa
f'IIE Hook -IS4Gu,rSR nv celehrat ghout the
t'nlun for the sctdNi cure OF MI ssiSSsss Of dtar
ease, in the shosies; Tins ever ccnRIyitssd ~
proper and safn remedies Nvits eStahlShed'in THE
city over Is years ago, rs a Rafuge from aack.
cry. No puSlic uotfc., of his INssisutiOa WsulA
tia requireds il not for thg,tfa 1s 6S ste1a
gers IN largs city exposed to Imposition from
the alluring bats Of Mock DoCroSs, who wiz
promise anything to eniice Strangers to thslf
whtted sepulchrps!
ESrEEalEp MASmoon NAV here Ifn,ia icertAia
restorative. The remedies 6f o.. Harris Ia re-
navallg uie rneutal api physical powers, And
removing aG orgJpic disability, wi otilsr eyilS
entlil ny The solitude of youth, Rie inNocsntlN
notion, cortailtytn effect and unsurpassed by any
dlScoveryof tho age, asH II E8a's lfsq4
10 EEAALEs DR.. II, has givGn particular at
tenHonto female diseases. His HNpeFlenba SnA.
bles him to rrheys safely and speedily, all IFFS-
gnlariiies, Nervous Dsrtag Smeut, UOusflIution-
al Weakness, General Debility, Sc -
Prompt attention giVsa TO letters, aud trcet-
ment marked with skill and deitcacy. G6hii1aS
uications Sacredly iuviolatc, -
DiStnut nprsons cured at hQms, by SdarsssinR
DIR. GORB0N HARRIS, Baltimore, 3dd flpt
tcrs oSl-Daid.) RS .s "a
Medicines sSnt in any direction BY .nail w.
auao W.. a ss ssw
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WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW

woman should know that If she IS in poor, stcky
aeoated condition of health making existence hnr1cn
nese and source OfpanNuI anxiety to her relatives
80 anu perhaps (horrible reflection y entaina
and indcting her maadies and spnr.rirs NO., -
that it IS her duty understand why ana from
cause her sunerings arise, That remedy and relief
may while yet there is time be awaited Of the causes he
IN 'Gtnre' and her health restored that she NAV
lIEe, "a TIC e"JoSHents OF
VI every woman look at the emacated FORM the DEATH
IKE complexion the deepbured lustreess eye the sunk
en- cheek the gloomy and depressed Spirits the shattered
nerves. the PROSTATE and helpless condition of many
we, mother daughter, sister, if herself Included
within her circle, whose days are DAYS Of AND
ask herself " Must this continue? Must this beP Is
there no remedy? No relierP No homer"
rhe remedy is by knowing the causes and avoiding
ana showing the remedies and bencnting by them
These are pointed out in
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-. z bAsIUbIIa
,;larksl,urg Mapeb 18th 1s5E.--1y
EH-'Tlse sable l. attended 81 careful aAa
tre1ty holsters.
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no thc Ladies,
fHr0YfSfoEle.

(sACON. LARD, BUTTER. EGGs. &C., =!
ID ways q. hand an. fdr sale ~ ths lowestar "a
iet Price by PkITci@EI5, son & Co,
WesKniog ClsrkshnTg.
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(laTksbHEg, June Iss, 1871. q Il.
+. SEA- Ii11ite number Of boar - -
otll q ttei wig TooEis.
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CAUTION THE PUBLIC

to buy hook unless the words Dr \. NJ iAvrIcrAuA
1919 Liberty street. y y" the title page, aul the
entry in the Cicrs Office the h;c. Inc ti,.v-e;
and buy only Of rcspcvah" md honorable dealers,
send by mail, ana address, to Dr. \. ". M:,liricc.u
t5F' Upon receipt Of Ono D3lIar THE MA8
HtED WOMAN's PRIVATE :. l.D!caL C0EPhN-
ION IS sent (""ii,d tccj to aJ part 81 the United
States, the Canadas and British Provinces All
letters must be postpaid and adlrrcsed 10 Dr.. A. NJ
MhURICEAU, Box 1@H4. Eew York City Pub
fishing Office, No. l29 Liberty Street, Ncw York
y ..--. kr. y y r"rI. 81 .! mnnI: WIN.
d axe. ""ur L. ills: John Fisher and !. II.
Taom.*nn, v meeting; Many * CiEn,r, Lewis
d ~. SCI; an
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-25

CoSvIcTs SENT TO THE UNITED STATEsBY GERMAN
AUTHoRITTEs-In New York last week, three Ger
mans were arrested on suspicion of having been
engaged in a series of bugaries. On searching their
apartments the officers found u variety of wearing
apparel which was supposed to be stolen property.
The prisoners were taken before magistrate, and
one of them stated that he was born in Brunswick,
Germany, and was, with three others, convicted
for burglary and sentenced to the State prison for
term Of years After remaining in prison two years
the gang were pardoned by the Duke ofBurnswick,
through the influence Of a society known as the
Directors upon the condition that they would
Immediately leave the country for the United States
never to return. Accordingly they were all taken
from the State prison by the police and conveyed
Hiram, and kept under the surveillance Of the po
lice until the vessel sailed Their passage was
paid by the Directors" and they were paid five
dollars each pocket money.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-25

SAD CASE OF INsANITY-A letter from Boston
furnishes the following item, which is said to refer
to the daugter of the Hon. Rufus Choate:
| learn that very sad case of insanity occurred
in this city but short time since, and from singu
lar cause The person deprived of reason isa young
lady of great promise, of very active and extra
ordinary mind the youngest daughter Of the most
distinguished member of the Suffolk bar. She
attended church not many Sundays ago at the
Trinity in this city, and listened atenively to SER
mon on the subject of hell The influence of this
discourse so operated upon her mind as to produce
insanity Of such a type as TO require the use OF a
straght-iacket and confinement in the hospital at
Worcester The parents are in deepest sorrow in
consequence of this sad event. 1t was thought by
her medical attendants some days since, that she
would recover
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-25

a. Mr. Hehb took the floor in opposition to the bill.
Their, was nss danger of large number of Drec-i
tors being@led astray than when the number was
small. Mr. Lamb replied to Mr.. Hebb, and the
bill passed
a bill to incorporate the Odd Fellows Building
Association at Knoxville; passed.
Mr.. Bullen entered motion to reconsider the
vote rejecting the bill to amend the Free Banking
Law rs-rer-rE .-rrrrgrE7 ~v
/ A bill to extend the corporate limits of Nash
VILE with an amendment cbartering jamestown,
&c, and the bill passed.
a bill to amend the charter Of Cornersvile and
Lewsburg Turnpike Company, and for other pur-
poses was amended on motion of Mr. Chambliss
and passed. @
bill to authorize D. McCrosky to build mill
dam on small snice OF French Broad river; passed.
A bill to regulate county subscriptions to Railroad
Stock Mr.. Wallace was opposed to the bill in its
present shape: it requires, not majority of those
voting on the proposition, but a majority of all
the legal voters of the county He thought this
feature very objectionable and should vote against
the BILL and the bill passed; ayes, 80; noes, %
NJ. Bnen moved TO reconsider the vote Just
taken which lies over under the rule which the
House refused to suspended.
A bill to incorporate the Home Manufacturing
Company of Warren county: to which Mr. Mabry,
of Warren offered an amendment which was ad-
opted, and the bill passed.
A bill to amend the charter of Cumberland Fe-
| male Seminary at MMnnville, &c; passed
| Mr. C'emons moved to adjourn, and the House
adjourned until half past o'clock, tomorrow
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-25

We find the following item in the Cincinnati
Tines of Wednesday evening
DEMAND FOR CRowBARs !-ProJabLe Conflict be-
t,ceen Money Dealers and the Autlorjtiesl There
is at present prospect of the 'Crowbar Law" be-
ing enforced in this county None of the Banks,
and only three or four brokers have as yet paid
their taxes. and yesterday the County Treasury
proceeded against the delinquents in accordance
with the ECrowbar Law" All the delinquent
br okers were notified of the amount OF their taxes
that five per cent. forfeit addrd and that tax
and forfeit must be paid within FIVE days. These
notices were served personally by Charles Thomas,
Esq, the County Treasurer, and r. B Lakewood
ESQ, the First Assistant Of the Treasurers officers
To-day similar notices are being served on all the
Banks except the Ohio Life and Trust Company
which enjoined the Treasurer last year. and in that
injunction was clause embracing the taxes of this
year, so that that Bank is exempt from the Grow
bar Law" The amoant involved is very large. 1t
is worth fighting for and we presume that within
the next five days there will be good demand for
either injunctions or crowbars!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-25

The Citizens Of Nashville win bear in mind tina
we agents for the sale of that superior preparation Nor
rIxoKzs BrrEn CORDIAL Bloom PuRIrIER which has
become popular throughout the Union remedy for
purifying the blood and rsinrigoratiag and renghening
the nervous system. This vegetable extract pleasant
tothe taste; and with many thousands WHO have used it,
proved itself the great remedy in the treatment and of
all diseases arising from Lsdg'son disorganzed cond
lion Of theLieer Impurities of the Blood Call and get
abottIe. Price slo0 per bottle. Sold by
-aala-a.- sza-.zaaz III @ SC0yII, Drggist-s
BERRY l. DEMOVILLE,
T WEIIS,s & Ell
JAMIE '54-d&w3m JP DROMGOOLE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-25
rheumatism Cured The undersigned have

Rheumatism Cured The undersigned have for
sale tn at Invaluable and remedy, MoRrrxoRss RHBU
NArC oMPoUSD which has obtained universal fame in
ring this dreadful disease in all its FORMS either 0pato
ry acute chronic. Thousands who had long been Grip
pies have been restored the OF the limbs and TO perfect
health by its .,...
Call and get circular and read the evidence Sold
wholesale and retail by l.i ~ .sss.
HG SC0VIL, Druggist
BERRY DElIOyILLE,
WELLS, sa
u DROMG00LE, 80
ian19 '54-d&wsm Nashville Tennessee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-25

CowHIDrYG ExrRAoRDINARY.-Yeste rdav, Mrs
BEDGooD assaulted with a cowhide Mr. JERRY
MARKS, ex marshal of Newport, at the Newport
ferry landing of Capt Air. About dozen stun
ming blows were inflicted which the ex official re-
ceived with the utmost galIantry.. Such an unusu-
al salute from lady, must have put his respect for
the softer sex to severe test He may be con-
graduated that he possessed the powers of for
bearance and endeavored to "stand like man. =
The cause of the difficulty has not transpired-
Gi1cinnati COmmercinL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-25
SENATE-EvEyING SESSION.

The bill supplemental to an act to charter the
Nashville and Knoxville Railroad Company passed
Dec % 1858, was read the third time and passed
The bill to charter the Ocoee Bank, was amend
ed on motion by Mr.. Reagan, by striking out "one-
quarter and inserting 'onehalf of one per cent
as the bonrs the State, and passed third reading
The bill to improve the navigation of Cumber
land river in the counties of Jackson and Smith,
was read
On motion by Mr.. Bowles, the bill was amend
ed by giving the commissioners sne dollar per day.
instead of two dollars.
Mr. Nave moved to amend, by approp iaSng
ten thousand dollars to the Watauga and holston
rivers. Adopted
Mr. Carriger moved to appropriate five hundred
dollars to Clinch river. Adopted
The bill was then rejected
The bill to charter the Paducah and Tennessee
Railroad Company, passed third reading.
Mr.. Dunlap, of Shelby, reported the bill to estab-
lish fifth chancery division, with sundry amend
ments; which were adopted, and the title of the bill
was amended TO conform to the fact that it estab-
fishes the fifth and sixth chancery divisions.
On motion by Mr.. Bowles, chancery court was
established at jamestown.
Mr.. Dunlap, of Henry, moved toattach Madison
TO the sixth division; pending which motion, the
bill was laid on the table.
The bill TO allow Chancery Court Clerks to pur
chase record books for their offices out of the Sta
tax collected by them; passed third reading.
The bill for the benefit of Scott county was re-
jected.
The bill to amend the charter Of the Tennessee
and Alabama Railroad Company was taken up.
Mr.. Nixon offered bill in lieu; pending which,
Mr.. Polk withdrew the bill for amendment; and
The Senate adjourned until 10 o'clock, tomorrow.
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w- The New YORK Times contains diagram

~ The New YORK Times contains diagram
illu trauog the relative progress in population Oh
,he seve. al State and Territories OF the American
Union during the last sixty years. Arkansas is the
only State which held the same re.atve rank at
the end of the course a. she had the beginning and
her position has bel CHANGE every ten years since
her existeIIce Thirteen of the States stood higher,
and fifteen lower n 1850 than when they started.
Those which have rls.n and ial!en with their rank
at the beginning and emu OF the period embraced
are the following:
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aEonG1A UNITED STATES SENATOR.

A despatch in the Augusta Chronicle and Serti-
mel, dated Medgeville, Jan. 18th, states that as
vet United States Senator had not been elected.
Three ballots had taken place with the resultas fol-
lows Dawson received 90 third ballot Nc
DONALD first 6alot 49, second ballot, Il; third bal
lot 63. J. Z. WARD, last ballot, p and gaining
Balance scattering
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~ Our town and community is all agog in
regad to the proposition to annex the counties in
Alabama North of the river to the State of Tennes-
see The matter is seriously entertained by many
of our citizens, and it will be leading question in
future elections. We are surprised at the favor
the project meets whenever discussed. Those who
support the proposition seem 10 be of the opinion
that, the aid and encouragement given by the State
of Tennessee to works Of Improvement would pro-
duce new spirit of enterprise