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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

A STOSISHIN0 10 AIIl-hADAkE k0fROw
IA without sIspton, the most von6srfsl astroloSir
In the world thai has been known hhs wiu tst
future husband and abssnt fsnis seh has sstonsb~t
Thousands during bsr taysls In kgrops. Hbs 10 ,hs
seventh daughter Of seventh daughter, and bors
dsfuI science 10 TEL their vsry Tho sght& ani sL
happy pairs 10 come toxsth-f, who yin all snioy
Abe greatest LAppisess Of fnstrnoosi bhss Her yrs
dietiops arc truly astonlshing 70 all Who v.~st ksr
Those who vish speedy nsarriaxs mar call sog,, sa<
thsy may Depend upen true advice founded ts
nal principles of magical science 10 BroOms street. ~
tween Cannon and Columbia streets Genicn-r roi "A
mitted. she wll reuaia la the city bata short tine
Hours from o'elock AN " sP.M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15
ANTHOLOGY.

dr. nnn REwARD-B NOW DIFFERED rc
WOsOOO any peryon who can surrAss ks<isnss
CLIFTON In the art OF sstrolosy shs IL The only iAsy
In the city who give eoect Information al thlngr
through life. n. B.-hadsms G. Il no haubug, sos
does she vish 10 impose the pshs abe alec ~
diseases In their last stage particularly the worst fors
Of rheumatism. Call and Asil<fy yourselves Rsslsnss
60 Thonpsos street, bssvsss BSoos aad spring shss
house stons stoop,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15
DENTISTRY.

II,OR 900 WILL MAKE A BfALHtuL AND UaEFuL
set u thirty tao teeth. upper and under set
The best gold plate, such Roer myaeif, shieh
guaranteed for life. Togth 10 ast gntA poFchA
On. NAPOLEON pRETYRRE, s5s Roadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

TI,IiE sPASfsH AND FRENCH LANGUAGES, IN AID
dition to all the branches Of the best collegiate eiu.
cation be thoroughly learned in short time. a, the
Spanish American Institute, 143 West Twenty. third
street Lessons In arithmetic and book from
tosP.N. English taught 10 foreigners by accom-.
pllshad American.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

AIDES WOULD DO WELL To LEARN THE BEAU.
tiful Italian art for their isement, at No.
ia East Sixteenth street Ladies sending dollar by
mail have full instruction sent by return mail.
They earn from eight 10 ten dollars per week Al
dress Italian Art.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

TO-DAY, MONDAY, JANUARY rs, AT TIiE FRANK.
i lin Museum, No 90 Bowery, gala attractions At
IN tho afternoon and In the evening. rhs hDisl Ar
lists viii appear IN selection ~ new tableaus and the
french troupe Of dancers wiz npgear In grasd ballot
advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

Decrease during the week this year.... 81 0i2,67
The principal articles Of import last week were as
follows Coffee, $l33,ss2; raislns, s35 Oi3; IN.
dressed SKINS s43 OOO iron, $l3l O9l lead, 435;
steel, t4o.5 tin, $ss. 7se; watches, s35 SOL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

MADAM MORROW, THE SEyES ~ DAUGHTER,
II will oauss speedy marriagas, snd -i show lales
their future husbands, " Their great asouisbsnt .at
win tel tho events II LIE even thor very thoughls
she soon loayts for Europa. 10 lroons street,
Cannon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

YfufE sAIulID NOyASB PKiFsTE nEDlCAL OUs.
IL panion, BY Dr. A ". ks0re~as, trvfss~s " ss-
a v0rscn one habirsdth sduoa (ype0 a) l.ns,
~. "a, On Ore paper, srira hsfins .'ss 81, Gvsv
vonAsboci And aiso vfs AL Ssy,bsr, %. faiiy
csarritsd, With Ne csuse ~ .yytosss and ALA tss
Tror-r rsods ~ ues.ns.,, 10 sln d@gs bal n The
meet ebast> hnypazs, EASILY ua9afstsoi. hnt tbss
every dftooVsf By oo1g sr4ng bsr tyzp
0e,s vifh thses deseribff The astsre sAsrsetv ass
snd sunar nE TLs plfs st0ui bs5sfnlng mgihsr las
often ns4f 81 brrutton ss4 skrie< a ths ssgoss @-
gortancs " hsr fsfare ksath In Fest V rbkh kss
srnsluyeb.Ns fofbas sHEtsiLns n.~fleL xrsts~ss,
vn npe sueh instrusur an sfres arf siss stYAAns-
items rnAsy syfsy.Dss whssh othsrw~s scslf seas-
slon wneh snrsay 81 siar~. HD~ masy are s~e1csg
ror obsrssteRs rr~gsiss pss peenAar tstss 0<aah
syrtsss whirh tnferta.s tbs b~tlth, u Ne est e
vAeL u,sy are istxfsnt AL ~fes thar Asn<s<y fer.
bsm ss<a "a nj Al strss Hos tn.ay smn~r fSs yro-
Arsss uisfl (arins - - vpn'b - irsn ts~ ntus,
(-.snsss csbB'y' AL Hov Eaeny se y sssstA.t
psay have Ai9snt Dos dxneercss 1sifvsvs<s 90 ssv
a. sno~rssn rsegverss h<ss. shns~ lives sr1 n3sarf
- atrbr 18th i,ps al ss~h fsa Il. p~x~s ts w~a.s
~ yrs,sn,oa aEsia<stioa se1 rehsf ngw m&.y hts>s
srsn.s. boz mSsh snxsisA "a hav. bs~s syss~a 10
ths sanrsr " ths hnss4st V Ike rsiAuvss NJ us.s
sgsvsy fsiy Tia vsrous ssslse's ,rvs.st H. - sssy
u naslss rtrstly atsofsi Tor o. n&yTisd " ne .
r.stansy istlnx masrAr~ pof sste by etstnxsS Tevn
esai, IA fsosiv1, Afnsno~ sil~rrasa c., Ask q
uysss, Ne. vsssy ssr-~,, D~vin D.ysnDsrt fnbsps
tsD1inas N No As,os Egass, nrceivAy; ssi a. re
tsssss, kehA sise 7. n rss-r.sh i91 Csssns, sssst
PbfGt<ipkia 90 IL rscsipi o. 81 esyy .n y trss.
niisS W nsi ffss u postage basJ par. u ~ Ues4
fsNt<s AL stssfs NEST ~ st9fssssS Pct Dsi " Nv.
A. n. nArRIISAu, ono. y - bb.rt, as,sa ". y, %
bsr, 20 hsv Y@s Pet onss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

r AIDES NAY ACQUIRE A BEAUTIFUL HANDWRI
IL ting, with certainty, in ten lessons, OF houi
each either In class separate parors Terms 81 90 Ia
class that meets daily at hapast ten o'clock A. NJ sca
cards. OLIVER u. GOLDSMITH, 3G2 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

INRENCH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES The SUB
II scTibcr, 4s3 Broadway, Brooms street. con-
tnues teaching the above languages also the casics
He passed the continent Of Europe the great
ment examinations. Il. TEI,ILRIka.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15
MEDICAL.

nR. LARM0NTfs PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL
IL Aayiscr and Marriage Guide, eleventh sdinon 3lt
pages, clofb seyrnty eve eogsyzs Sold a. 21l broad
way, and mailed FREQ for dollar by tho spthsr ID.
Iannont physIni.n and surgeon No ~ HeNds street.
81 broadway, where be IL Consulted from III A. u.
to2P n. and 70 IN the evening Sundays ssosvtsd.
". H-Not the drug store. Patients trnatl By mail Of
cypress Address AL letters bon 80 sc~ Ygrs Poet once
We concur With All other papers 20 recommending Dir.
LArTnont 10 the AFFLICTED Courier dss Eats rDls ks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

TIVE ORIGINAL WHITES sERESADERs, LONG AND
fayorahly known 10 tho NeS fora public, perform
nightly at whites opera house. 40 Torrry, under the
prop rietorsLip and ma nRgcmeat u CHARLES WHITE
No connection with aBy other cbmpany Roenibor the
number, 40 Bowory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

DRAC1lcAL TAH0iS, COAT MAKERS, AND PIBCE
III masters, are invited 10 examine the work and opo.
ration OF Robnson's new hand sewing Machine q. al
Broadway, up stairs. This machine nakos any aud
every variety Of through stitches with any repaired Do
gree Of tension the ssme a. BY hand (without loop
chain shuttie but with rspiaity regularity aud
precision ttsnabls by the most xpcrienoei hand
worker Suitable for an fabrics and particularly
adapted for fine and custom work. Can aud rsnnns.
W II. WlIIsDs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

fIyO kIByOLH srrTtREE%--A EETifu.D CGE2tGY.
ii man RESTORED - hsaiih u fs- aAys, After m&ay
yeAu Ofgreai nsgtgss aansring u Ksrs0ss 70 Waie
bB0pn tho ~ curs VIII fsnd (ffes) Anyvbe .
the prescription atsA IN receiving htsr fpssf pahl
Direct 10 Rey. John u DsgEAu, ~ iuion street brood
I'm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15
MATRIMONIAL.

n AN TWENTY 1--WE YfAlt5 Oh AGE, AND WISH 10
Y 10 marred 90 a handsome, benevolent Mind, ADD
agreeable young lady. I have Income - 81 100 a
year, ana handsome and OF fair stkr. A fashionable
Young lady who can ana hikes hp1sswors prcerrsd
Address John Gubb.ns, Herald Once stating parteu.
lnrs kc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

HOPE CHAPEL, 100 BROADWAY. GRAND PIANO.
I'LL ramic tabloaux OF tho Life OF ChriBt tails evening
and eyeIy evening this week. Tickets, 20 cents; ch
dron hall price To begin nj u O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

nrsOLIToN-TIR COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
i existing under TIE name and firm Of Reynolds n
Black ~ this day dissolved BY mutual consent Either
party Il authorized 10 sign In hqudation j. r. .y nDlis
WIN oontinue the business al loo West street
January Q, 1855. IL REYNOLDS.
ANDREW ID BLACK.
TTl0 FAM NERcHASTS.-THE UNDERSIGNED BIOS
70 Acquaint oeaers In the above trade that he has
renquihed his situation chemist with Lewis Cornell,
Eq no 40 Einetsenth street. and 10 fut1re VIII sot
suoh With b~ssrs. Hainernann Brothers Nos. no
snd III West Tstnty eighth stroetSew York Jan. n,
1865. CAsPAR SCHNEIDER
ITO BCsiNF<s HTE.--wANTFD VI, 600 10 sl0 600 TOR
u safe Investment In profitable business any gen.
TENN having this amount Of cash, opportunity Wi
be afforded Tor realizing large Frc1t Address box 80.
PoAt once.
VHyANTED--A PhRTNfI. WITH CASH Carl
w tai % from ~, 0O0 70 o. 900, In the produce
mil sion business 10 taks The place Of retiring partner
Ad5Isss Commission, Herald once stating where an IN
teryity can be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

nR. JOHssOS, ~ DCAEF stRTEr, NAY ~ COY.
~ sulted-1asnsy ts0 years IA enc sfoeaiity enables
DR. J. u such have haifc thoss less
peronsed uan hiEassh. CoEsstusonsl w,ssneAs snss.
tualy cured, without The asa of anr aseetorona ax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

INRANKI.IN MUSEUM, NO. SO BowERY, NEARLY
II opposite the Bowery Theatre. Performances every
afternoon at ., and every evening, at 7. N.B.-
Strangers will observe that the Fran lin Museum In the
only place In the United States where the Model Artsies
are exhibited, with other original entertainments. Re-
member No. 90 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

nR HUNTERS RID DROP ~ 1OUR OAI.T Rail.
IL ancs tor thorough cure u diseAses.--sa Dyi.
sion street. tho only pAfs naw we'll kBo.n for tho
very many great and extraordinary cures u has r~r-
formed without dis or hiu4fsncs tfoa business wh.n
all other remedies oily drive tie dsnass In ths bL-j
81 only Ills sscur,s tho patsUI from secondary 1t.
cls AMI " the only remedy earth that does H. Yss
VII md this out ~ bitter errton1o u you tfast e.
other remedies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

VIZ HERE ARE YOU GOING THIS AFTERNOONS TO
w the FRANKLIN Museum, No. 90 Bowery, 10 soc the
Model Artists and LEAFS Female Opera rroupa, with
other original attractions. NJ BStfnnsers and others
will observe that the afternoon entertainment Is
cluded by half past four thereby enabling all leave
BY the different railroad and steamboat conveyances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

ID 0GEIps CELEBRATED
III APoTHEosls or GEORGE WASHINGTON
painted by JAMES BURNS.
exhibition AZ the Academy Of Design, go Broadway
Admitanee, 20 cents; Children twolys years Of
age, I2ls ecnts
PFsriAN's GIFT TICKETS
will by special cement be received for admission
Exhibition hours from 10 A. N To- NJ
A MASS MEETING OF Tue sE AREIl0fDEtts N
PERTAINS THIRD GIFT FNTERPfusI,
WnL TIN linn NH,
10 decide ANAL disposition ~ tho
100000 GIFTS.
TICKETS CAN re HAD At ONE DOLLAR kAm,
g.l Rroadwuv from AZ In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

nR COOPER, "a DUANE STRICT, 70 Long EROws
~ 10 the ei,Isns " New Yors mar 10 oeasa.ed nth
oonhdsnee usual At hls old saos vb.rs al bo have
suffered from The nsfsatnsnt Of ps..endsss "a rsIy
being honorAbly treated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

MRS. GARBAEATI, oRSAMESTAL HAIR WORKER
lNl in imitation of nature, II Greene street, noa
Broome. ladies' wigs, 8e., made 10 order The mate
weight the head II scarcely felt whist their trans
psrsncy renders them yeniilatins Ladies' heads sham
pooed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

n0NALDSoN's ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE, 7Is AND
~ 100 Broadway-Hope Chapel Open every night,
with the largest and most talented company In the
world. Doors open at I; at ~ O'Clock. Al
mission rs cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-15

TI'IiR BARON aUiA-Io, w. D., A n, 40. rRon
u L0ndon. 0 Eafopean fans~.-This great ssa
rood Samaritan, II II now generally sonesA.a u daily
performing more grtsi and astounding tbss ,bs
whole Of te fsculiy. In Aitssdssos daily o. sisAo.
las Hobi, " tprns srst', N. Y. ". B.--Agenh vAGt.
ed poxtIas st<rs preferred
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-01

both Houses of the Legislature, almost every day.
The fact that the success of the motion promised
not only to cut the gentleman from - out OF
his speech, but to defeat the object of the minor-
ty, which was to consume time, and stave of the
business Of the Convention, explains the reason
why il was so Objectionable at this particular time
The writer intimates that the President was in
too great hurry in announcing the decision OF
questions" Now, Sir, whether presiding officer
is prompt Or otherwise, in this part of bis duty, Is,
we think, purely matter of taste. After the Con-
vention had acted, by voting upon question, the
announcement by the President OF the result, did
not affect the question itself. "We have no dispo-
sition to do any one injustice" but it does seem to
US, that the objection made by the gentleman to
the "promptness of the President" issimpy-cbild-
ish But the President ruled the motion of 1.-THE
Senator from McMnn, out of order" when the
rules of both Houses, which of course govern them
as well in Convention as otherwise, (provide) that
a motion to adjourn is always in order" Now, Sir,
there are two mistakes in the charge against the
President. The rules Of neither House apply to
Convention Of the two Houses. And it they dld,
according to the Interpretation given by the best
writers upon Parliamentary law, of rules similar TO
the one referred to by the gentleman, motion to
adjourn is not always in order. paragraph from
Jefferson's Manual, was read by 1.-THE gentleman
from Wilson" at the time time, sustaining the de
cision of the President. Nor did any gentleman
pretend to question the authority.
But we will not take up more of your space, in
an examination of an article that we are satisfied
was what the gentleman calls an "act Of impulse,
irresistible from circumstances" and which think,
without intending to be offensive, manifested his
irritation, and not his good sense"
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-01
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Oct 81.

WEDNESDAY, Oct 81.
Mr.. Rodgers presented petition from the grand
and petit jurors of Kuox county, praying the estab
lishment of criminal court in Knoxville; referred
to Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Johnson: petition from citizens of David
and Robertson counties, praying the establish
ment of new county, to be taken from Davidson,
Robertson and Montgomery; referred to Committee
on New Counties
Mr.. Palmore: A petition from certain citizens OF
Memphis, praying the repeal of the lst section OF
the act of 1927, ch. S. imposing certain restrc.
tons upon Brokers; referred to the Committee on
Banks.
House resolution requesting Congress to estab.
fish National Agricultural Bureau, was taken up,
and on motion of Mr.. Whtthorne, laid on the table.
Senate resolution appointing John Meigs State
Librarian was taken up, and on motion Of Mr.. Tur-
ney, laid on the table.
Resolution directory to the Committee on Ways
and Means, was read and adopted.
Resolution directory to the Judiciary Committee,
OF the subject of merchants license, was read and
adopted.
House Bills on Third Reading Bill to amend an
act to incorporate the Jews OF Nashyille passed.
Bill comforting additional powers on the Mobile
and Ohio r. r Company to borrow money; passed.
Bill to change the name of Sampson Stewart
laid on the table.
Bill To charter the Methodist Church at Carriers
Station Camp Ground in Greene county; passed.
House Bile on SecJnd Reading to amend
an act Incorporating the Columbia and Fountain
Creek Turnpike Company; passed.
Bill to establish Chancery Court at the town Of
Altamont, in Grundy county; passed
Bill to change the county line between Hickman
and Lewis; passed, and referred to Committee on
New Counties and County Lines.
House BIS on First ReddiRg.-Bill to alter the
dividing line between McMinn and Monroe counties;
pessed, and referred to Committee on New Counties
and County Lines,
Senate Bills on Second Reading Bill to direct the
payment of taxes on land in certain cases; passed
Bill to incorporate the Synod of West Tennessee;
passed.
Bill to repeal the law taxing Masonic, Odd Eel.
lows and Temperance Halls; passed and referred
to Committee on Ways and Means
Bill for the benefit of Mechanics, &C.; passed and
referred to Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Hall introduced resolution appointing
committee to meet committee Of the House, on
the subject of Law Reform-adopted and transmit
ted to the House.
Mr.. Ballew: A bill authorizing transfer of
Chancery suits from Athens to Harrison-passed
first reading.
The Senate then adjourned to P. ".
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On motion of Mr.. Stokes, 5000 copies of the Re-
port of the Comptroller ordered to be printed
for the use of the Senate.
Mr.. Rodgers, from the Judiciary Committee, re.
ported back bill to establish a Court of Common
Law west Of the Reel Foot Lake, with an amend
ment in lieu, which was put on the Calendar.
Mr.. Fletcher introduced a bill authorizing the
election of additional Justices of the Peace in Ger.
tain cases; passed.
Adjourned to 10 O'clock Tomorrow
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-01
SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

WERE are Gestures connected with this mill worthy q,
consideration and close examination on the part ~
those wishing to purchase a Feed Mill
It's mechanical construction ard adaptstjop IN the NM
poses designed crush and grind ear corn lis great
pacy, while doing an immense work with extraordin,r
ease Us durability Is amply provided The ccmples
ana ehtre 20 oleness Of the Little GIANT rendering its
greater convenience for plantation and farm U.s. ulposs
6e Ii requires mechanical aid or bill OF expenss n mn,
IL uP, anV Lrm hand servant put up and set ~
running IN half hours time. The convenience with ~
the sweep may be applied an hor EOntaas IA r,ot
usual-or over head, and the mill may easily attached
where steam water is used The power il reoDir
one and two horses The quantity and quality Of pror
10 to 20 bushels OF good feed per hour accord 10 49,
degree OF hneness gound, and the size mill IL l. tbs
lie. P~0
Another thing connected with the Little Giant asan.
tent and worthy Of note is the that there has hen no
Patent Right specializing hucksterug abo ut the country
is usual wi the thousand hunging rnsks-sbt iro'
meus that got W trade-erely to get MONEY Nv
selling or Palnng Oh the patent right upon the credulo
then the machine to be abandoned by all parties as hum
bug on the other hand the Patentee ropretos Of he
Little Giant Mills, ieyiug that they can-and determinsd
that they viii supply The Agricultural and stock raises
OF our country with superior MIL are permanently en-
gaged IN the business and have hundred thousand
dollars invested in the manufacture hese mills In tba
East, West and SOUTH OF these establishments an NOV
ing o. men solely ia this business SO highly are thex
mills appreciated, that thousand have teep sold within
the past eighteen m0nths and heaviest and the t
ext nsiye Manufacturers Of Agricultural impIemen in he
facture and sale.
No implement has been more thoroughly tested. m on
OF the kind has received
from NJ chancs' Institutes and Agricultural Associao
and none, by reason Of substantial practical utility ana
merit have more fairly ground their Wav into every dovs
use and popular favor than Srots Little Giant Com ana
Cobb Mil. Orders promptly died
Liberal discount 10 dealers.
BROWN ANDERSON.
octI-u No 10 Market st., Nashville, Tenn.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-01
Iarialafiun Summary.

IN The Senate, in the morning, petitions were
presented by Mr.. johnson from citizens of Da-
wilson, for the new county of Cumberland,
and from citizens Of Robertson for the same /;
Mr.. Rodgers, from the Grand and Petit Ju-
rors of Knox county, for the establishment OF
a Criminal Court at Knoxville; and Mr.. Pal
more from citizens of Memphis for Banking
Privileges, for Brokers aud Exchange dealers,
all of which were appropriately referred
Senate Resolution directory to the Committee
on Ways and Means, in regard TO the subject
Of Merchants License, and resolution directory
to tie Judiciary Committee, for the benefit of
private claimants against the State, were adopt
ed. House bills for the benefit Of the Jews Of
Davidson county; to authorize the Mobile aud
Ohio Railroad 20 borrow money; aud to in
corporate the Methodist Church at Carter's
Station Camp Ground, seyel ally passed third
reading. Several House and Senate bills pass.
ed LIST aud cd readings.
In the evening, five thousand copies Of the
report of the Comptroller Of the Treasury
were ordered to be printed. Mr.. Fletcher in
troduoed a bill 70 authorize the election Of ad-
ditional Justices Of the Peace, in certain cases
and for other purposes.
In The Rouse, in the morning, the bills pre-