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CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE y. E. FARMER.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY PROM THE y. E. FARMER.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, May IS. 1855.
At market 464 Cattle, 425 Beeves and SO
stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearlings, two and three years old.
Priees-Market Beef-Extra S9,O0as .25; Jst
quality, IS, $4,000 ID quality, SS00as, rs; sd
quality, 81 so; ordinary, 81 ,0Qa0, o..
Hides-S7. 00a0, 90 per cwt.
TalIow-S7, seas, 90 per cwt.
Pelts-Sl .00a3, 90 each.
Calf Skins-1S cts per ID.
Barelling Cattle-None.
Veal Calyes-S4, TO 5.
Working 0xen-S125 to 2S6.
Cows and Calves-SS5 to ~.
Yearlings-None.
Two Years 0ld-Sls to so
Three Years 0ld-S35 to SO.
Sheep and lambs-1a5l at market. Extra, 81
to 10. By lot $500 to 6,75.
Swine-W holesale, fat LAS lie; Shoats,
asc; retail, Shoats, Sale per ID.
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t. a. Fl. Crosby, Secretary of the
State Agricultural Society, and editor Of
the Norther7a Farmer. at Woodstock, Vt.
is charged with being guilty of forgeries
upon his father, and over $1,000 of such
forged paper has already been presented
for payment.
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- The constitution adopted by the
Mormons preparatory to asking for the
admission of Utah into the Union, is very
brief and plain, and says nothing about
either polygamy or slavery.
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EJ The citizens of Warren have raised
upwards of 5000 "for the purpose of af-
fording immediate aid to the Free State
men and women in Kansas
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OHIO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
Cincinnati, May 80. The Republican
State Convention met yesterday at Co
lumbus, and appointed delegates to the
Philadelphia National Convention-three
Chase men and three Fremont men.
Resolutions were passed condemning the
Sumner assault, advocating the immedi-
ate admission of Kansas as a State with
the Topeka constitution, and declaring
that Congress has full power to prohibit
slavery in the territories. The Conven-
ton also passed vote of thanks to Sena-
tor Wade for his recent course in the
Sumner affair, and to L. D. Campbell
for his resolution in the House relative to
the same affair.
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KNOWLEDGE
For the Million!!

- IA NAAS &k4AAAAOA
tFNHE Subscriber having once more returned
N from The City Markets, ard having purchased
VERY EX gENsFvEEy.
IS now prepared 70 furnish his old customers.
friends and the public Eenen,l.y, with
Books of every Description.
Except those Of aa immoral nature,) at a great
reduction Of prices.
He is confident tina. with his long experience
in the business, and 3 close application to ne
same. and an Intimate acquaintance with ,nan,
OF the leading publishing and wholesale houses IA
I the United States, and buying directly OF the
Publishers, and always acting upon the principle
Of the nimble sixpcuce, ho is prepared to furnish
. books OF every variety, AT ffom ten 20 twenty
tive, and some even tty per cent less than can be
bought Of any other man in the United States.
Most Of the 81 20 Books at $500, and many
for IS cents.
Among his assortment may be found most Of the
Standard Histories and Poets,
and most Of the new publications OF the day,
such as
THE WAR WITH KANSAS.
The Escaped Nun; Ten Years among
the hal Bags; 4 Tour among the
Planters Nine Years among
the CoHUicts; The Mirror
Of the Horld Tie
History Of the
Great Wesf
The
Confessions
Of da attorney. Also
Dicks Works, and fresh
supply Of Hayl0ards Gazstteer,
Mrs. Stores Horks, together aoitk a
large lot of Religious, Historical, Bio
graphical, Medical, School Cir.
Chlldre1as, Blank and H3Scel-
taReous Works,
TOO numerous to mention, at prices that cannot
iall to give entire satisfaction.
lie has also large supply Of Bibles which he
Is selling at his usual extremely low prices, from
twenty-five cents to twelve dollars.
THE COTTAGE BIBLE,
athis former price, 81 ,75.
Hewoutd CAL particular attention 20 his sssort-
ment of Stationery which is now complete enlbra-
cling Plain and Fancy Note and Letter Paper from
D TO z5-eents per quire. Envelopes from cents
per pack to 6 cents each, and everything connec-
ing with the above.
He would just say that he has large lot Of
School Books on hand which he is prepared 10
tor
He is also prepared to furnish materials for
Drawing, such as the different kinds Of Drawing
Paper, Tube OIL Callers, Prepared Canvas, Brush
es, aHd all articles required for Oil Paintings. at
the importers city prices.
Thankful for former tavors, he hopes by an
upright course Of dealing, aud careful exclu-
sion of all works of a doubtful tendency. TO msr-
it and receive good share Of public patronage.
CHESTER BROWN.
Craftsbury, w. May q, IS56.-22-,f.
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NOTICE.

A LII parsons who were indebted to the sub
n scrber the lst day Of january last. are re-
quested to make payment before the 10Th day o
June next, to save cost. The money want ans
must have in order to live.
A. D. BIGELOW.
Barton Landing, May 22d, ls58-2lw3.
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PRINCE ALERT.

r. 9HIS splendid thorough bred Coli is a beauti-
full DaPple Bay with black legs. name and
tall stands Is IL hands high, weighs 900 lbs.
will be three years old the 18th day Of August, A.
D. 1856, has good bone and muscle: grand
arch neck, long slanting shoulders, deep broad
chest, WIDE LON, smooth round long hips round
body, short stronghold, with that tproportion Of
the ribs from the back bone which is a character
istic of thorough tired horse, and-a sure iudica-
ton of great development of the lungs. and con
sequenfiy Of great wind and bottom his head
and ears lean and short, broad between the ewes.
ms eyes iull ana brilliant, countenance lively and
expressive, legs Clean fat and sinewv. nossesses
tne quiet disposition, is kind in all places, high
spirited and ambitious, of lively easy gait, and
a fast trotting Colt
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ISLAND pond n lLTTR.

w. A--"G00d morning, Nj h. ,.i-iI ., No..
your team today - '-l'
ar. III think I viii accommodate Won
where DO You wish to 90 y.ith itYf
q, oar, Al am going 10 Island Pond to trade.
az. Y. TOD me yesterday that he could save mi
y-lVe per cent, by purchasing his necsssa-
ar, b." y eli, Sir, am very glad Won told ma
will go with you. always buy a yesr's stss%
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BOOK RENnENG.
a NEW CHURN.


IMPORTANT TO BUTTER MAKERS
IEFENS x MARSH, owners Of the Patent
- Right for the County Of Orleans and Manu-
iactureTs OF q New Chur- called tie
ATMOSPHERIC AGETATOH,
wish TO call the attention 10 all interested 10 the
following particulars, in which their Chnra. upon
iair trial, viii surpass al others now h use.
gwen amount of crBam may be cillruss IN
less time than in any other-usually In less dam
five minutes.
More Butter can be made from an equal ouau-
tity Of cream.
ne iutter can be more conveniently washed
ami taken out of the Churn.
line Churu is easier 10 keep clean.
We intend in few DAYS to commence c.,vass-
ing the County, when we viii give to all inter
esied. satisfactory opportunity Of testing the
Churn, in reference to the above particular. and
we shall be glad to supply those WHO may yrigh
to purchase, upon reasonable terms.
North Graftsbury, april 2s, 1s58-IstF
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ATMOSPHERIC AGITATOu.
4 Physician Wanted

WILL sell my House and Lot in Irasburpb 10
n GOOD Physician and Surgeon, and give DOS
session immepately, for the small sum of SID
Hundred Dollars, which is not more than two
thirds. ITS real value The chance for a Phvsi-
can Is as good as any other 10 the State and ude
ing from the business that / nave done +. M.
place for the last fifteen years. should not con
slider It second 10 any in the County Please
come and see for yourselves, or write and I wiz
give You list of my customers and sltgyy t,or
my Books, and then you can judge for Yourselves.
easy.
SAMUEL TUCKER. st. ..
Irasburgh, Vt, May lst, Is56.-lsf
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PEDIGREE.

Fr1nce Albert was sired by the celebrated horse
Nlnlrod. owned by the HoE Joseph Smith ofEast
Berkshire, Vt Nimrod was sired bv the True
American, an elegant large black horse. with SUI
peTior proportions, and the best neck and sbouI-
ders to be found; he was sired by the celebrated
old Quick Silver, owned by JoseDh Bellows al
Walpole, N. II. Quick Silver was bred bv .Jehoran
Parsons, of Brighton, Mass and sired bv the i'm
ported horse Dey of Algiers. True Americana
dam was beautiful Bay Mare, sired bv the i'm
ported horse All Fours, kept at Stonington. CT.
NImrod's dam was beautiful bav mare. Of great
speed and bottom, and of a fire form and color
and she was got by the old Morgan himself. on a
fine English mare.
Prince Albert's dam was beautiful bav mare
10 hands high, weighed over II00 pounds. with
superior proportions; she has trotted her u miles
within the hours to a Wagon. She combines
more strength and beauty than any other horse of
her day. She was sired by Engineer, and was
brought from the town of Huntington L, l. En-
gIheer was sired by that matches English nnpor-
ted horse old Messenger himself. who has left the
fastest stock of any other Stallion in the world
n. B.-E will be recoIlected that Engineer was
folk.
Prince Albert will be located at nv stable. st
the Center Of JAY He viii be limited to 20
mares at five dollars for each mare that proves
with foal. Breeders Of horses and lovers of the
Turf Will 90 well to call and examine this snlsp-
did colt before going elsewhere. All mares put
to my Stallion and disposed Of before the time Of
foaling viii be considered with foa. To save ban
tering, would say to the public that there will
be 10 variation from these terms.
ALBERT n. STEVENS.
Jay Center, Nav 90. 1856.
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New Go. Road Located.

HKR. s. K CBiTCHETI. d Hanssasll.s. an
AFA nDugcas " ile clszsas Il Aibans ana ~
entity ttaI A. ~ = isaua 8 b. pld Stand. aFef
ready - % ali ksa4s " JOB y ogs saeil = se5sr
ID Carriage 49, Sc sts. g..
Also PAiafiAG SD fKiAM 50 DDS ait.s
Gsaslers sEa elsgafsh.--z9Em
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United States
AND
Foreign Patent Agency.
l6 Middle St, LOWELL, Mass, L. S. A.
ELHANAN W. SCOTT.

craftsman, Practical and Theoretical Mechanic
for Fourteen Years
BROCHURES PATENTS
In aats Glad all Foreign Countries aehere
Patent Ldscs Ea-ist.
REFERENCES.-Th undersigned have for
several years been acquainted with NJ. E. vi
Scott, and state with pleasure thar he is gentle
man OF unquestlonahe integrity, and knowledge
IN the business n which he Is engaged
Sewall G. Mack, Mayor Of Lowell
= l. " Beard AttoFney at Law, and Assistant
Treasurer U s. Boston.
d B. Smith, Manufacturer Of Machinery, Low
Ell, Mass
Elisha Huntington. Ez Lieut.. Governor Mass.
Lowell. ''
= D. 5: Richardson, Attorney at Law, and County
Commissioner.
a; z BFown, Attorney at Law, and Director Of
tFAAIIERAs for Castings, and MODELS sor
Ascalness Prpmpty manufactured.
March s, 1sSs-fc.f
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B. NICHOLS

1 N-f-A-AA y LII AJs NlAJIANtIANs
Premium PACED Blank Book Manufacturer
Paper Warehouse, Jobher and retail dealer in
School Classical and Miscellaneous Books.
Stationery sad Arssts' Natcgisls
/ 10. lsa Church Street, nearly opposite A. c
/ Spears Drug Store, Burlington, VI
i WOULD inform my friends and the ft,l1i.
+ - generally that haye removed nay Store nnd
hinaery 70 No. las Church Street, nearly oppasite
/ A. c. Spears Drug Store, where I shall De fpg5
f after tais date.
BLANK BOOKS,
The attention Of buyers IS invited 10 nv asgort
ment Of PACED Blank Books. A large assortment
always on hand made by eNpeTieHccd workrnap.
and warranted equal to any City work. Partic-
niar attention pald % msking Blank Books Cor
hsnkS, insurance 0ihees, Manufacturing Conipa-
Mes haii Road Corporations, Sc.
PAPER.
A complete assortment Of Writing aud Wrap.
ping Papers always kept on hand consisting OF
super Royal, Imperial, Deny and Fiat Cans OF all
qualities, Cap, Letter, Bath Post Billet and Note
Iaper-bardwar0, Manila, Rag Straw and other
Wrapping Papers. This stock buy directly from
the Manufacturers Tor Cash and can md will sell
bling Houses.
STATIONERY & ARTISTS MATERIALS.
A large variety Of this class OF goods which
have been selected with great care ior this mar
Net ana the prices cannot fail 10 satisfy the
closest buyers. School Classical aud Niscena-
neons Books. Special arrangements with the
leading publishers render my facilities for iur-
nishing this stock equal 10 any house in Tue Uni
ted States.
A NEW FEATUKE.-0wing TO the largely in
ereasine demand for
PROGRESSIVE & SPIRITUAL BOOKS.
In this section, q large assortment Of Liberal
ana Progressive Books viii be found on cur shelves
among which are ali Standard Works on Unltg-|
ranlsm, Uniyersalism, Liberalism, Spiritualisin
&c All the publications OF the American Uni-I
tartan association and Partridge & Blittan. the
Works Of Charming, Theodore Parker Sweden
borg A. }. Davis, Edmonds, Sc. Subscriptions
received for the Spiritual Telegraph. New Eur
land Spiritualist Iiffany's Monthly, &c. / ain
Agent for Mrs. MetleF's celebrated Clairvovnpt
Medicines and Stones Mesmeric Nerve Lniuleft
A supply always on hand.
BOOK BINDING.
l continue to Bind Music Books, magazines
NC, in every style Of Binding on short notice Id
tho lowest rates.
would return thanks to my friends md The
public fer the LIBERAL patronage heretofore extern
ded' and win only add that my prices viii a.
heretofore be as Cheap as the Cheapest, and pur-I
chasers are invited to eXamine st0ck-and prices
All orders by Mail, Express, or otherwise. win
receive prompt attention. Terms, Cash on De-
livery. SAMUEL b. NICH0IS
No. la6 Church Street, Burlington, April I, 1850
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CHALLENGE.

AEE ALEE NOE.
will match my Young Stallion, Prince Albert
three years old the 18th day Of August. 1856
against any ether Stallion Of bis age ia the United
States or Canadas, mile heats best in 5 in Har
ness, for $1,000, half forfeit The match 10 come
on over my trotting course in Jay, or the Union
or Centerville Course, L. l.. the parties throw
for choice as soon as the match is accepted. The
torfeitto be deposited with the propristors Of La
fayette Hall, Broadway, \ Y. City. The match
to come of between tae 18th Of October and the
10th Of November
The above challenge viii remain open for
acceptance until the 18th Of June
ALBERT n. STEVENS.
jay, May 10, 1s56.-23w3*
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Cas-

tAlD for Hides and Shipping Furs. By
N l. y. A0CLABY.
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ITALIAN & AMERICAN MARBLE.

ITALIAN & AMERICAN MARBLE,
which they are prepared to manufacture into
GRAVESTONES & CONDIMENTS
IN the bedt style and at satisfactory prices. We
are also prepared TO furnish marble tops for Tables
wash Stands and Counters. Also. Granite and
Marble Posts, Freestone work and all other stone
work usually done III similar establishments.
we mean our work shall be equal to the best
from a full supply of materials we mean TO give
cur customers good chance to select to suit their
var ious wishes; and by doing our work well and
at the low est living prices we hope to receive and
merit liberal share of public patronage.
1J- All work will be delivered free from
expense to our customers.
JOHN D. WINTER,
HIRAM A. WHEELER.
Lyndon, June 6, I856.-23tf
). d. KlMBALL Of Barton is Agent for the
above Company.
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THE PROPRfETORs oFTHs
PEOPLES STORE

- - = y y = = M
|! 'AhE pleasure ia saving that they hava IA
= celNeo call from both the above naniei cen .
we sent them swHv rpi1icing
Our DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. rrs
SCENTS Cue q J'ie best, ana moss cxters7v -,
ment ever offered ia this part Of the state. Oar
stock consists i1 part Of
English. French, and American Prints
GiHeHams; Lyonesc; Thibet; Alpaeo,s.
i'e heees; De LANES; Hll Wool do,
black SILKS plain and figured. CeIs-oa IL.
ohi-W ls-hay State Siik md Caghtncre.
Aus''us; Laces; Edginrs; 6,c.. Sc
IA lHct you can call for nothing In Ills lima M,
what viii be found here and OF a 5tl1-. ~.
large assortment of "a
Ladies Kid Cost Calf Cater o,f
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ro0 The manufactures cf Chickeriur We,sr-a-Y
8 Brown, and Brown S Alien, whose -lstrnp,,,ss
are wea known &c be superior 10 ANY otbsFs
manufactured ia this country.
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IMPORTS INro NEW YORK
Coffee Markets.

BALTIMORE, FEB. /. CoFFEE-When we closed
our review on Friday last, holders wore firm. Tran.
saction-, however only 10 a moderate extent Since
then. there has been fair inquiry, with DISPOSE
ton sell except at tu rates. Sales in the week
reached in al about s. zoo bags Rio including 500
bags on private terms and the residue st l0ial0R,
Cor ordinary, lair do 1slit, good TO prime liza
l2, and small lots Of choice at lesai2a. We quote
Laguaym at illal2, Java l4@ai5. Sales 70 day
of 200 bags common Rio at log, also 100 bags
prime At T. Holders firm. Stock Of Rio about
4s, 800 bags Ia all M imports.
We extract the iollowing slstement for JInuar
from the monthly Circular OF Me@rs Hyland &
Woods, Brokers Exchange Place. There has not
been any move ment 10 coffee OF importance this
month, and prices ARE barely sustained. Buyers
have been holding Oh. expecting TO. bay at reduced
rates under increased supplies but holders not
disposed TO make any reduction effect sales; late
advices from RIO still further strengthening their
views with regard 20 high prices. Sales foot up
about IL 500 bags. say 5000 bags at italia for
fair 10 good, aud l2i for choice lots. 5000 bags
cargo OF Baltimore at l0taIli averaging l, and
500 bags common at l0al09. We estimate the stock
At A, coo bags. Imports direct s,542 bags, coast
wise LAS bags. s
NEw York. Jan So CoyFKE-There is more
demand iron the trade aud holders have advanced
prices Z. Bsd the tendency is upward. 1000 bags
Rio coffee sold at ll4aist go bags Naracaibo at
ilall4. $50 mats Java 1t l4a. 100 bags Lsgusyra
al leg, 60 bsgs Porto Rico al Lot. Stock Of Rio
5f 600 bags
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BY TELEGRAPH.



clScIssArl, Feb. 5.-The pine Irishmen, whose
trial has been progressing for some time. charged
with violation Of the neutrality laws, were dis
charged to-day By Judge LeasitL
WAsHISsroN, Feb. 5.-Mr Weller introduced a
bill authorizing the coinage at San Francisco Mint
OF Unions Of 100, and bali Unions Of so dollars in
value, made in conformity to standard gold coins,
and to be received as legal tender.
The Senate then resumed the considerationof the
Central American question.
HousE-The resolution declaring GIossbrenner
Sergeant at arms adopted; ayes los. nays %.
hr. shermai offered resolution declaring Nathan
Darling Doorkeeper OF the House; adopted, ayes
lls, nays SIS.
yr. Campbell Of Pa, offered resolution declars
ing Robert Morris Postmaster; adopted.
On motion Of Mr. Wheeler, il was. ordered that
there be paid out Of the contingent fund to J. w.
Forney, late Clerk, who presided over the House
during its organization, eight dollars per day in ad
itiOn to his regular salary from December Srd, to
February 4th.
| Mr.. Bingham offered resolution declaring o.
Fa;lett of Columbus, Ohio, Printer to the House.
Pending which. nonse adjourned.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-The city convention to
elect delegates TO the State convention at Harris
burg, met to-day Resolutions were adopted, de-
claring decided preference for James buchanan;
and directing the committee resolutions TO report
instructions the delegates chosen TO Harrisburg,
to send to Cincinnati united delegation in favor Of
Mr. Buchanan first, last snd all the time.
SANDY Hook, Feb. 6, l o'clock. P. Mp to
this time there are no indications of the approach
Of the Pacific, now two weeks out.
The new steamship Persia is also looked for. The
latter will bring dates to the goth, week later
than previous adyices.
WAsHINGroN, Feb. 6.-SESATE; Mr.. Clayton
submitted joint resolution authorisiug the Ser
geants at Arms in both Houses to ascertain without
delay, the cases in Washington of individual suffer
ing for want of fuel; and that appropriation oil
81 500 be made to furnish necessary fuel.
Housg-On motion. the House proceeded to the
election Of Printer by wra roes vote.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6-James Garsides' exten-
sive Factory Of Carpets and Woollen Goods, was
destroyed by FIRE this morning which throws $50
rance $4,000.
INV YoRK, Feb. 6-The Africa sailed for Liver
pool at 10 o'clock to day, with 1904 600 in specie.
MARKETS BY TELRGRAPH
CINCINNATI, Feb 6, N.--Flour 100; Mess Pork
II OOal4 %; Whisky 944ae4I; Groceries firm.
New YORK, Jan. 6, M.-Sterling Exchange firm
Flour quiet, 81 for Straight State; Corn mprov,
ing, mixed $50 nothing doing in Wheat; Mess
Pork l6; Lard firm; Whisky declined, 4S4.
CrEcrNNArI, Feb 5-Flour frm at 100; Provis
ions quiet; Lard %; Whisky 24Ia24S.
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A few days since Mr.. NEWMAN introduced
into the House of Representatives a bill provi-
ding for a sinking fund for the redemption of
the State Bonds issued to Railroad Companies
and Company Bonds endorsed by the State.
This bill came up on its third reading in the
House yesterday, and bill in lieu, offered 10y
Mr.. BCRoH, was adopted and passed 10y vote
Of 81 to O. This bill provides Il at it shall be
the daty of each Railroad Company in this
State, which has received or may hereafter re-
ceive State Bonds, or the endorsement of the
Safe OF its Bends, 20 aid ia the completion OF
lis road or 10 the bailding of bridges, from and
after the expiration of five years from its re-
ceiving State Bonds or the endorsement of the
STATE, annually to set apart and pay over to
the Treasurer Of the State two per cent upon
oil bonds which have been or may hereafter
be Issued or endorsed for it by the State, which
shall constitute a Sinking Fund for the re-
dsinption OF such Bonds.
Tie Governor, Comptroller and President
Of the Bank OF Tennessee, are constituted a
Board Of Commissioners for The management,
government and cOnlful OF the Sinking Fund,
and it IS made their duty to invest in konds Of
the State or IN Company Bonds endorsed by
the State, the Sinking Fund as soon as ii is
paid over to the Treasurer, and 70 re.invest all
sccruing interest in like securities
This bill repeats the seventh section OF the
act Of 1852, Chap. l5l, which fixes the Sink.
ing fund nj one per cent. per annum.
An amendment was attached to Il bill in the
Senale yesterday, which was adopted by a vote
, OF % TO 3, creating Sinking Fund upon SINH
lar conditions as the foregoing, which renders
it certain that the foregoing bill will pass that
body.
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Money due the G mp ny secured ~
Ao-sgage.
50>shsrss HnH,rd and rev Eat-z
Railroad STOCK, 40
los Shares Har ford and PTovid-rce
Railroad Sto /. preferred an guaf-
nntced 10 per cent, So
i0T shares Boston and Worcester Rad
y al Stock, .e3
see Shares Coma. River Rs'lrosd stock, isIV