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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-17

BANK FAlLuRE.-The Mineral Bank
of Maryland, al Cumberland, has failed,
and appointed Messrs. John Beall and
Geo. A. Pearre of that city, Trustees.
The Cumberland Civilian say the fail
ure is partially attributed TO the previous
failure of the Cumberland Coal and Iron
Company. The trustees are busily en-
gagged in examining into the condition oil
the Bank, and as soon as they are through
the public will be advised Of the result.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-17

The present financial crisis is extend.
ing and is severely felt from one END OF
the Un,on TO the other. The suspension
of nearly all the Banks in New YORK Is
sensibly felt everywhere.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-17

ELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation.
HHELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation.
HELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation.
HELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparations
IS prepared according to Pharmacy and Chem
istry. with the greatest accuracy and Chemica
knowledge devoted TO their combination.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-17

Inhalation in Consumpfion.- See ad
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-17

Elections have taken place in Pennsvl.
sh'a and Ohio. In The former the Dem.
sa.s sre decidedly successful; in Ohio
ePubiicans carrie everything.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-17
DR. w. S. Magruder.

In another column will be found The a.
bove gentleman's advertisement, and to
all those who have bad OF decayed grind
ers we invite their special attention to 1t.
His work gives general satisfaction.
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the documeuts and papers which yoa have
transmitted to this department IN exrlana-
tioa cr your course in declaring martini law
in some parts of the TERRITORY of washing'
,oa Aiter inii consideration oi them he
has mol been able 10 lind m the casr ycu
have presented Justification for that ex-
treme measarc Whether. in any circanh-
stances whatever, the Governor II . Terri
tory can r,sar. TO such A measarss, unlcA
under pNpFcss authority givtn by lcgis!atiaa,
il u question which |, is not proposed nov
to discusS ~ decade liiseaitr CERTAIN that
nothing but direhh pcusssity, involving ,hr
probable overthrow Of the cn,l eo,ernmrnt.
could be allegei as any sort Of excu~ for
sapwrseding ths, government temporarily.
and substituting in its placc ma arbitrary
ciliitary raic. The r~slsndsoo 0l each m
iahrron; power IN any faDe,ionary, whatever
be- his grade OF position, would be exceed
inglv dangerous So c.vil and political liberty
Whllc the Pucsidem dos not bri,w into
qars,,au the uo'ivrs by which Won were &C.
tuatod. be- Is at I'd. by All imperative Sous"
o, duty. - eAIt - his dsinc; disaITwosai
uf vour conduct. o. far NJ respects the proc.
iauaa,,on II martial Law Wcrc the rr~i.
den, abie 10 aj,pt tbs conclusion tha, mar
shal law caul,l N any way be established
wilhon, cSphss legislative authority. h.
coald not tlni such q caG IN the stRte Of
things IN Washingtnn Territory. ~ yoa
have prsrntei th.m Whea rebellion. ar
formidable iusurr< ton, had, IN effect over
thrown the civil government, marshal law
has Occasionally hsn rrsortol 20 as tho only
means len for is r,-ss,nl,i,hmcn, Marshal
law has bc,.n rc.sried 10 ~ md of the gov
,srnmenl, when in eminent danger ni being
oyefpuwcrei 10y internal or external i,'- -
IN such cssoe tlin mcaspre has hsn ~
CARRIED M cNcusnlAe; hut !, never can
bc cScusabIe WHERE The ohpsi of marshal
lsw WAS To acI against the existing govern
mcnt ofthe country, ~ 20 sulfrsele iis fnnc-
ioraric- IN the discharge of their proper dn-
tics. The latter S-m. 80 have b,p the
principal ground you had for proclaiining
martial law. Your conduct. in that resrss-t
ioas no ,heicfnrc mcc, With the favorable
regard of the President. | am. sir, ycar
nbeI,cpi servant. ". ]. MAnc,.
The correspondence was oniecd 10y the
senate to h, printed speedily, so great was
the anxiety of Senators Ia ascertain the
views of the administration. NJ disclosed
above.
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Thus di,courrs that ACCOMPLISHED mar
If a. .,,l n -. r,,..xn !. Nj, h,n
W" =
liant ""os''ra tho week 'of o' f''"f'
ihdg.
Dunc,,,r bs. aiway, lv,rn n na,,,on IN
Ncx Yorl Nv always 1 mean sincc New
York has br,n one Of the riyili,~I worlds
crca, ci,,,s Ilfore Thai, 1, IN imn~.ibly
that The X knickerbocke,- and Yankxx un.
,lcrs,osi pc,,v well how "a hon s,,out n, the
,ound of IN. violin In, I n'cnc myself NJ
Knowing nothing of ,La,--.no, belonging,
thank Heaven. ,n the rrnera,,oo who s,ill
r,menhcr vhe, ,h,v .ho, snir. III the ,nar.h,
es, ,ba, am, now canal strs, Il /. since
,h,, m,,ol ,L., ,ha n.r., h.. h.c,,ne !,
na,,o,,i,,, 4, .hi.L I,a.,,.. Ia e,r
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Who has not heard Of the Gru,to II lie
ria 81 the Crot,o Of An'iparos : AaI sen
or beard o. the wonders Of the Mammoth
Cave. or the splendid formations Of tho Ice.
king around Niagara in winter
bat vto. wonder, has seen Or even heard
IL the C,gsh G,otio OF our own MinDeha-
ha, pcrtcc, gra of n place away under Ihe
frozen spray OF that bcsutifal waterfall
Few, beiievc, ifaay. have ,cnlur~l where
we have bern to-day We started. co,p-
pauy Of four. 70 malse n liiile visit io the
Laughing Water" frling content II We
could but look down mnment upon The
Treasure 10 its winter drcss This day Sas
mid. and we were All IN hgh glen and happy
spNts Aner d pleasant ridr 10 81 An
'hony ernviag the river 10 Minneapolis, a,d
bounding over the iieTy prairie, We camc to
c'asss ground Oh how beautiful The
spray frozen o. i rose presutei a creamy
white cone shapCl oavotion, high ne the
whole dsp,h of the prccipice. ari behind
this icy htIi uns@q,, the lovely strain finds
ls way ani einwgcs from ihe pool bstcs,h
SONS h0y fst or more from IL l,ase. and
then giila4 sway, On either side Of the con
eeaIsd spray thc water dripping from the
rDeits Of The ro.s, has nrc.rtyrd. m fnc,ins.
ne he,oi,lnl bll.synVn t,n, and 10, mar,
fet a, the right a'h lefl, rcg"mblra so strik.
irgly bcaG'ifai hanging nnoz that on feels
an .rpp,lgr Z, ea,bnr 4 bop,ae, o, na,nn.'s
green.
Al tht picture. - bewiteblng 10 ~. did
uyt sAi.iy the "mascgine genJer" oi our
par,y. sn1 m ,ley sprsng down the hanks
a,J ur.lar tho Fonts 10 h44,olJ oev yopJer..
k,,y,pg -. ,~b,od 10 comment On their Daring
arti.,,y and yashpess. We sa,rbtJ ,hcn
win snSi,sus cf,,s a. ilray lower,l ilanesIyrs
Ioenil,s r,erp and sfitpry dr.,4,ut viii,
~, ass;s,nnrs 6f the airaeyl,ny ,,oayl,a ani
l,r,.l, ,,.,J ,l,av Io,J,j on ,ft,,,, h, mn, IA,
l. ,,v ~. a,sl t,ir,,g! waving ,ly,. haryis a,
,,,.sr gs,r'e,s asheu,u,,. Cro.a,ng ,be ,rs
sc,r ,h. ,r,au ti,y entered "a gateway. 90,
,.o e,sa.,,o sais. formed ty tso q, ihf,s,
MAJ, (. ,r,e,fs. and tp,.sl ,,,i. ,l,c ,.r,ato.
-, a,as,. /, ..rg,l 80 IA il,cy w.e~ j..e,
.i,t;,v. anil l.s,sp alfpn.' q. s-,r ilai ,l.py
. ~, d,s e-,r M, hove ~ sorlo Saied oasen
vhs~, saaIptle ii,ey ,p,atwri viii, mos, nr
"a. re..,,...i. f,r ~ tp go aad eni,S with
1, m t..ri- n.uIr d..so,rr,,i iAiry eratto.
Ia. q l.<,l 'gnlettsk,ue 10 ~. aaJ .e
..,..si ia.,, b, Aos.h. ,nn,itrinr -hosd
ae .,s, or ,,sy a.tr yry. man, o,,s,s,I,s
$50 J4p .paw foAgb d.sssl,t, ADD all.
tef Al ti.- e.,i ge ,ha,d i,f Bn,I,,y fe,,ad
~ 81 o..- ~ ani ,r,.ai,lo W lsny.r VA.
,,yi,,, ini, 10, sIsyf sssd lilo @pr,els ~lfr I
,,r.t.,l q. 10 busi.4rd 3. rn,rra,sa.
f. "a. ~. dsrrr,i al, ,sai,se ny ouf oaa.
'.s,s seagasra, ~ male The dsses1i, on
,si4 ~ -. hlfup:ag lnio cor .ieigh Ne
dr,yvs arrqpsi ., itp o,,fssits i,ank. a,rI .ben
%, sh,y.s a,sd hy or,s,s. ,iih mach a.sis,-
s1,. Ion aar rrdes. 1a.aoi ihs e1.trssoe %
oar e.nt.u.
4 msre eit.rmny agtt pever ,sls'd
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: Dpss,tsw.tsn ~ b. ~

H. ,te pyent q The failure a C0sgrrss 10
tnss b,n 10 felacc 'l,e rrysnas, Ne. CAsy.
srL u Ohio will prea A. soancisl n-as
ate lD0n sglr coirssira,ioa ID tbs Com
miiis n wsJs snd Means the ttIssi,,ay
n 'le sarsss frycpae r>sfyisg $4,000 600,
wrb the s'vsrsl states IN proportsn ~ thc
f-sra ra,o u representation. O. about
sl50Dp0 ;0f ossh is7nisr-~t ti,a s;aiss "a
pie,ge ,is'r i.i'h ~ he ,as ierplbg d ,hs
noD,y, asd rfcDi u nhca reqsirsi ;og ths
psrsDscs " u Geseral 1ovsrun.a.t !, /,
Jfyyasj 10 Js.y opa iai' u lie ssiy,a. N
tbs 10, u J4y. .aI l.s rsnssSieT 80 ia
lot u O-t1tss
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The New tdaintst tto.-Ths Dailas.
CiaIfndon rrra,-Ns. Bushannn.
lASoAs1gH, Fen. IL

LANCASTER, Fen, iC.
The stand taken by5outhern men in favor
Of J. Clancy Jones, oithis State. for posi-.
tion In Mr.. Bachanads Cabiuc' supported
by home Influenza nd the Intimate rela-
tons which for yearshave sxistcl between
the President elect ard Mr.. Jones, II is snp
posel may plar 'ha;gcntieman among ,be
Presidents constitutional advisers
senator Bright ha4 been offered It's I,oet
Of Secretary cf The lrerior, AMI b. has az
cepie,i tbs plac tn Ike honor has bscn
,cuderri to Mr. Ciiftri The pnaitiop as-
signed him j. Attornv General Of thr rni.
ted state. Mr.. toibis now spoken ~ Gor
~tcrtary Of state That. howeycr. Is not
definitely Gyrd uph n a a,cs!c vere
taken from The age n Senator tsss b" ogh
he put ~ thr place 0i Nc Marcy llis ply.
pea! inability 10 Esrisrm the dates 81 the
iAiion "a ,ho onlt fc,sou Why Nr. ihcban.
IN IS deferred IRON chsnsiug him 1bis yer.
i.Hn j. from tn Prs deu, hin..Sf who ha.
,rgi e-timste of ihr talent and patriotism n
} II. veteran l-ei,a}"r. Ihs President iocs
~ thin, II sai' ~ pr1dfr' 20 take .lIdge
,ack FROM ib, >nrrpmi B-rrh of thls
-a.s a. tie pr,-s-t., critical rs.ri,,i in a. tn-
iical history That J. tn. y,,~n vhy The
.lI,,s cla,m. t,r ,,l.s,t ayr.,;n n,,e.ni
b., ben ,~,r.sed igi the. i dnaLt.l
h,spme.
now l.ak. au, ti.,.t tho ryv-o, yiai, 81
", i,ucfmran T., " ash,nz,a. had e,ts~
uii.,. ,h.n that ~ ob,ainssc inG.rn,as ppn
ne, th- ~ubpy1 Of the -esrsiOa a tsoT.T
- iau- ~ ratirgt APPOINTMENTS. U,c sas
1 80 .is' his pr"iss, agalns' III rn'i6ca,ion
{ 4 + Central ku,.-sicsa tra,y. wl,ic4, y. -
no. gianl,;skai.y o,,,.,-,i to IN all ii IL
u,ot pr,aaira' 5a,arx. Tn ~n !ng u
ih;s rnaiy to connii,pv al. IN PAR ,ls
+ xo-,S W. i.rciansn y NJ la ti,rs viusii.
caissihi- crsar~,. ur.n Central An~risan If
fsir- ADDITION i {, vel up,l'-r-,f-si isre.
! ihsi v. BaeAaissn A<, gut gpSn rcrn. t.
i priva,;r,-fsi, hi. yew. ar,a tiw RISEN,
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the reputation Of this member they stand a
a ~aII M Ar aro.,rS the character AZ Sv,,e
rev Who could sit hcrr during the eyami
nation. vhile Gilbeu Va. denied hat RON,
II was a prupsline uulcanl Of IN the his
tory az The country 'apd ;od gran, h ma,
he the last. Ifmcuare 10 be nssaiIed T.,
!, he In daylicbt ibs COMMITTEES hsd IN.
ken the test;mouy "a ib,, wi,ns.. who Nj,
peiei,bor declared, could not he believed un
der oath. As 10 I'M other witness Triplct
he was DISCHARGED fNm of,ice for malleas.
succ This was the lind Of testimony ad.
duccd. In the cas, N the Iowa land hin
was there a member Who believed that an.
her, told him he Was n receiyc sven souar,
miles Of larl and sot,p stock for his vote f,r
that measure
Mr. Davis replied hat the Committee had
ho' proPosea 70 Pu'rny man on trial, lhey
da ,ssr of u,;ch tho. vau,i In nv, "
cieerfully hayr rclised themselves They
had examined as to whether there were cor
rup' combinations mong mcmhers' which
'As - ea W.. Z. =. s.'anA a"''
renor,ed j, "a the iI,,,e. and hecausc that
testimony implicate,h member. It cannot in
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cascade Ia distinctly heard ~ Il tails bctwtsrn
its inner and oatcr coating et ice.
|, was all woniw'ally e.au,ifal to the,
and lonc~l for ihc-e, unol~crvant VI ma
taye, who think the winter drcury and de
Wild cf beauty, to stand thcrc by our SIDE,
and tell me il all this wc,sicrhl formation
nigh, not b. rftvrsl 10 tho First Grea,
Cause. whose works, even tho mc~t eyanes
ecu, and minute and ingenious. the most ~
,no,c f,om observation, arr altuscther admi'
rable
Gathering II handful u moss still grcn
lrom the rocks, In Glove companionship with
an ieicN and pr~er,i,w Il ~ mesarn,o of
this pleasant exrursion We rtraesi our steps
hosnew ard CLIO
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Mum, ~ uu fsurp srtrs,-. An -.
hibii ~ The militia 6i iie tbii,si states sid
1uriimr~. iaksn Hma ilse aissi rrtnftN
,hs, have bcei, fro.ivrl NJ tlio War H.
psr,pnn'. hhs been communicated by that
defar,nssnt 10 Congrss The trtnrs arr
by NJ bs~ns r'mpIe,s. There has lssn no
reiarns fr,an Delaware s.iae isg1. AID from
Mar .afsl sinos 1885. apd fr scscrsi years
ffoin Durnber ~ other States. Ite sg'
gr~gn,e nnmtes n Drn !. 2.7lg0gs. This.
b0wsyer. dfss NJ IN laslr tl,e stais ~ lows
sf,I ile TsrrDr,es {" Oregon, Washington
N,irsska, X sasss aad New Hesioo. IN"
highs-, Dnmirr ia any oDe 5iais IA io Nov
York, reaching 531 49, The aeai 237b20
in Illino.. ssi the ps,, 2o9 2G IN Calii@.
MA MayisO1 lad So -ci N lsSs sbd
Virginia rs s3l ~ ir3i.
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Tsf Lsrs Pss-ros : BHDyEsy---i, 4
stated tia, a cosami.lss esava''i u g'Dile
psn from escb comfy ~ tssIsh d the ooa'
grss.onsl district rps-sDisd bJ ih~ late
Mr Bsaoxs. are eSpctei shortly 10 arrive
"a wssbiny'sn. 70 ocnyey ths, s,f'srssA''s :
'srnsiDi " ,hsif sSL rss;ios p.ses svsis
Caspl.sA
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A SALassSDss ssrE,--Deo, Sppd "A
large dry goods establishment Was recently
bufn-l down in Cleveland, when ono of the
iafyc lirp sale manufacturers Of New York,
who knew thai they hal ooe Of their m'i-
clcs iD the building. wrote on aal request
e'l the proprietor Of tie r,iD,i store 10
state how Ihrir sair hal w,tha,o,i ths cob.
1agra'ion The answer was a. follows -
'-tatismcn. yaOr shtrafr wonderful 40.
thing caii surpass th'tn ior protecting books
AMI paprs, though they have some impor-
taat opposite ef.Sts. OW ot our clerks, on
Saturday. bought Shanghai rcoa,'r, snd
q, Divbi. unknown 10 IA, pot il fot sata keep
me Into tho sair. Iha, night Unr establish
m'ft "a. 'i'stroJod by FIRE. ss thu saie
asi ia conlcu's wris exposed 10 ,rmcn.
L'os heat Il tbirtyzis hrars. At The e,d ~
which time u ~as ho4zie-i osi rcd hot, "a
-pm a. possible, i was ojsw,i. wbsn you
aay jodg, oi our serpi.s, ~bsp We lpgDd
Hiiiis II tbo -hs,,sbs, r'-~ier lyipg sgsiusi
he if,iyof lr'zsn 10 d,aib goTisyt Spirit.
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nass ~ srrsssrsrArivss.

Farpay, Feb, u.
~ Mr.. tIow ell A fosoiutiDn that The Sapsr.
a,sa.;ssi " e0sssstfi ish,Sis ss tfIr trsS to
collect oil sehoei laws anil MAKE . report VI tho
saine " the House. Adopted.
NJ. Nsusy introduced "a bill 10 Incorporate
the Cedar hspijs Manufacturing Co.. referred
10 .sisrt committee u Nessr.. Wilson, Able
and Usre,
NJ. Chamblin gave no,lee ths, he should es
70 morrow u'fDJace bill 70 incorporate tho
rt Aothosy fsiis and ~. Paul Canal Nsviga.
tjop 90.
The coamlt,ea oi tbr Jaiioisry TO whom was
referred the bill io sIgai,isr the county of JET
fsfs0D, reported back sjib amendments. and
wss referred ~ q special committee VI Messrs.
J. n brown, berry aui Gsrs,
several sther biIl. vsrr reported back by
eouuistsfs, with amendments which we're con.
cured IN,
Aulss w,re .aspsaird and biIl fuw the relief
of Goos,ficb A s5msu and othrrs, was isksu
up, rad 4 thifd tune and pa~ed.
BILLS PAssxp.
A Dill 10 ineorpe'sis ths ~. pstss historical
Association.
A fhii 10 smsad chapter " of the Revised
Htstaies,
Al &C, 10 Incorporate The Psyibsult. lien.
asrssn ssd Nortstb ~ u. TO.
hill W define tie boundssiss Of Dakota
eoonty. the title "a. smsEdsd 10 iassst .'scott.
iles and Gesdhus," sftsf Dstota.
4 bin 70 isaofposs the MIsssssippi River
ssa Lsts sapsriss P'snk Nosd ca.
A baI 10 Incorporate the rrustsss ef The Bslls
PIsins Semlnsfy,
A biii 70 ipsorpors,s sAs Cha.esld Water Co.
A by 10 ineospefsis Wa Sositsra hisnsssts
Lend Go,
IA SCI 10 smssa On Get 70 iaesrposs,s ths
Si, An.hoey ssd NJ, Ciosd r .. Co.
4 bill 10 change fhs name u hsSy rArnsa
A hiit a, t,<c,...... IN. Ni...s..s,. s...
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THr Rissn A."s.--Tbs msgnibs,u;
River. vhich rfs through ibs loser pan
Of tn. Russian Jsss~~slosp. AID s1np,s> ,Uto
The beYi u tic .alf n Tsstsry. 10 navigabS'
-evsniesn h1Uird niss from ,,s msa,k, 90
ti,e ci'y n Sggthisz she capital of soa,h
ern -ii~ra. Th' oonntry u de-.say roYa.
lated, s,,i yftSi resalts are anticipated by
sme stssn,srtr. who lroyes oisSing a
Communication tst~s'n san PrsWisco srsi
Ensiaa Asislic Territory Tso s,ooS~iai
,oyages from ssh Ffzne,soo 10 ib.. fiVsr.
hss l,sr h,ssic, aud ,ie steamship Amcriea
viii v<< Urn, ae of tho life ~ s'samsrp h.
,ufu iss ,sc pssU's.
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sW ~ O, sEysKsSxtArivEs.
Tsrsspay, February 70.


TsrsspaY, February H.
PETITIONS.
81, Atsnssyd. . HsmSastvsaes n IS peyseus
10 '.istss se the County sesa ef chissxo
counts
hitL< isthDDuCkb.
W. Thstas., hin IN Ine ospusis sh~ Lgssnge
sgd Dvsiosls ifsslyoaa CompamJ.
Nj l., n lhoss. . WI 70 fsecspersts The
eHY II shshopee. Rstss were sssps edsd. shA
bl read third tine snA pssssd.
aaf0HTs or fD9ufrTgks.
W. Bsrfy, ffom sSamitsss on Jsdis iAsy ~.
pS'trd ssst Sss. sis saf ,ss, sHhsus amssd'
msm
Mr.. r<asasrd. fsea sssses eomsssisse 70 vbow
Ne. fsfeusA 4. w., NJ. ~, . bill 10 fsisisos w.
ths fyftnaiioa of . Hsr GsvsfpsDest reported
,hs ssns bset With smsh5mss,s. vhNh, 10
ssthss wtth the separ vss ssdsssd prstsd and
~. ilS szs lad 90 tss tsbss.
~. AdzBs., fra@ t0mss'<s - Insofvefnr
ton. reported bsek ssrsln bills with stak NJ
nahts. shlsh ~.re eonesnsd IN.
NJ kins.hssy. iron ssiset csmasatss, IN
xaou "a fsisasd M Onsikss Tefytfgriai
4asl 81 iepestsa ihe sAae hack ~lsh The
lsassi sussgsd-snd ordered esTesssd.
Mr ITnsss, from Minority esnmsssss. to
pson vsa referred hil W lsssrpessis xsSns
~. fspeftej be sams hack vitk ssas ndns~si,
~ su.k.s. GA Sec. 4. vkish tssssass fes ~
.ssslss1 " 1s eoasty sesi
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ArIsssoos Assuos.

IN motion the rules we're saspsedsd aad twe
bills, 10 provide fos the records f The NJ plats
ofihs towns of Carver sed Louisviile vsrs Usd
third time and passsd.
Hates we're suspended and the Mess resolved
itsaif islo ocmmlttss cf the whele. for eonsds'
fsIipa OF Q bpf 70 establish certain tsSrItofia
roads N thi. fsuttory Tts BIN wss amended
aud referred u = s<isct sammittss n three, Win
shali stsDss iks smsndmsaia.
The bill fsIstiye 70 Je6sf,oa eaaaty vas in'
asnni'eiy postpoasd.
Mr. Ramsey introduced bnl for certain In
ptovsiaspts II ~. paai.
The ssaaist,oa relative 10 svssiss sessions,
sss r.eonsidsfsi and laid oa the tabl~.
Adjourned.
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TBy I,sf sxb sor tHE wossr ~ li~yrs.
We hnd The folloviag f,aa'ing among our
srchang,Sl
>o isly srrm IN have bard a that
ciiap "a Aisr'tcu. M,ssI-s,pp,. ~ho lad
put reiurs,i bup from Nicaragua On hr
way up froaB ,ts iafsiing h. me-, qai,s "a
pYm,sr II ladts~ Aft- kissing hs sis
tcs. A.. -pss Asi h.. "srw oil the yiris
m Atsr,i.s msrr,sd I net M,ss A." "
-Why hro'l4r Mrs A. iSni married. ''
."Si Dsrrisi' Nr Ms. B. Nor
Nc. CT N@ Mis- 'Oh. pehs~
bro,bu, ,ssi s,s, just i<gion,ng b es,rh
itse dsa. that, Do,hsng tu. hoop"
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,ocScn,
grtspAr, February ", lS,,

,opScu.
grfspAr, rshssaty ~, lssi
Caansn res Al 10. =, y.
10 tseespotate the ~. Anthony fAl,s and Me,
s.ssippi NAsgat'on Company, bot leave WAS
A asusSst ef ues.s bill. were thea reed a
iIst aat seeeni time.
N3 ai,Ax rAaskn,
a ball 10 sN,sud the ums far tho collection cl
taxes ~ llakota ceanty.
| hill W iseaspsats Ne 1innesota, Nebsaska
aud Pacific Msit nxasssvtaiies Sssapsn,.
siii ,seaaass the hams Of halsss' s''aaas
A hill fos the relief VI john Leach.
A eli, 10 organize TIN coanty II itasea. end
A sal " ,asssysrsss ~ xsssAssla inanais,
al Norhnsid, ia llsre eesnly.
\ bill 20 authorize The legal votss n Wright
eoanty, 10 vote for County sest, fst said
amsa'ed By Mr.. Stone, h such 4. way ~ 70
change The time of holding the s,ectsoa fresa
iha u,ansh " NAY W The llnte. ri ksJ5tSc NJ
general slet ttcn iN October.
4 biii tur the prutecticn IL game having
hsea read third titne, aud tho vats being %
i'' ps,sag,' The MI d,d no, pass, :, ~. ,,.-
An aet 10 ofgaaisr the county " u.en carris,
and for other pafpcsss
4 memorial TO the Postmaster 0essrai FOR
certain mail service,
Az ACT TO incorporate the chsaAa Casspasy.
taaasii adieasned.
rovsg ~ REPRESENTATIVES,,
rus.oAS. Feb ~
RvkStsu EsaioS.
iIonss met Al O'clock, snd vas eallsd 10
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norss ~ REPRESENTATIVE,
TruseAs. Feb u.


Nv Mr., Murray A hin relative W fvcmxs.
Mr. J. T. hsown nom committee IN the Ia
dleisiy Va whom vas srfpFred bill No. -. q. "
q bill 10 smenj chapter and 4, sa pags 10. oI
tho srssisn laws ef issd, reported bach q suh
sli,a,a fat the original bin, which vas Adoplrd
i,aiss ~sfr sa-Pesaed. aud the hill Rad = third
tis,o aai passed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-17
nrnnnn.rIn mrrr1Ne-

At q meeting Of the democratic party Of the
Senatorial district, composed Of the counties Of
Henderson, Decatur Perry, Humphreys and Ben
tor, at Camden, on the 1Ith day Of April, 1857,
for the purpose of nominating candidate 10 rep
resent said Senatorial district, inthe Senate of the
next State LegisIsture-r
OamOdon Of Hon s O. Pavatt, Whitley White,
Esq of Humphreys, was called to the Chair, and
DIP. Hudson, of Benton, was appointed secretar:1,
Of said meeting.
The rolls having been called, it appeared that
al the counties we're represented by delegates, ez-
eept Perry.
Stephen L. Rosa Esq, of Henderson county,
was put in nomiuation by delegate from Hum
phreys, and the vote having been taken on said
nomination, it appeared that said Stephen L. Ross
was unanimously appointed by the convention, as
the democratic candidate to represent this Senator
rial district in the next State Legislature.
On motion, the Chairman appointed the follow
ing gentlemen a committee, to inform the said S.
L. Ross, Esq of his nomination, and to ask his
acceptance Of the same, to-wit R w Hawthorn,
Of Benton, B Howe, of Decatur and Thomas
Andrews, of Henderson.
On motion, the proceedings Of this meeting were
ordered to be published in the NASHVILLE UNoE
AND AMERICAN.
The convention then adjourned sine die
WHITLEY Wits, Chm'n.
D. P. HUDSON, Sec