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New science of HeaItb.


PROP AcGEHzE. Professor o. Health. viii lecture
70 TIE people o. Nsnphis and visitors o. MONDAY
NIGHT MKT, In ne E~rehsngs, At O'Clock. and In the
ODD Feil1 Va Han a Eeek after, sane hour, Monday
nisht, o70aer 3, rxpiainins the Eectrie EquHIbdum
Of ne Human Body, Ore name o. this new sisaes o.
hsaith1 giving bis bearers new points firm sacred snd
proftne history aod modern stausiG, -hIeh wm enable
them 70 inves'isate and d,cIle IN twenty four hours tss
d Is no humb1g he above lectures vii b. free for all.
Ihe Professors Of ne Medical Schools and eritors and
the ladies' az are reqnssted 70 attend. Tuesday. Welaes-
day Thu'sfay, Friday and Saturday nights. Al the cam,
hour, Ia the Merchants Hotel be vii give private lee
lures In hts room and hand ont his chart for Ehieh be
hs a COPY nsat, second editioll 10 al yourg men and
heads o. families VITO pay their ten dollars FOR tietst,
= The clerk Of the Merchants Hotel. That private
lecture VIII give the Why, the wherefore. and the phn,ss-
ply Of the 81 ctrical Influence Of the remedies ussd in this
science ofpeventing disease. TestimoHials AID positive
proof ~protuled. ButHtiie is 70 be d1re. No pain ispro-
.duoed-hndsrs hut little time-f dos not iater ere with
the business q either male OF female prevents taking
eold-does not prevent ssveR e~oDtagious diseases. but docs
prevent all oilers. Il viii lecture heads o. families II
they prefer il at their residcnes for $50 per family. snd
preic ibe for disease. City r-fsrsnoss, soms with testi-
mOuia's; ]. Williams. ". Howard, Miles Owen, Messr..
Gates & Woods. M. whitemore, Mr. Apperson, C. n.
Horton, and p. Lans. ~o-I7-2wd
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wing the seat Of Justice from covinrtot to the
center.
SEC 3. Be Il ensciss, That Il snail Be TIE
duty OF the CouNy Court Of Upton eounfr.
on The hrst Mondayin Nossmber, 1857, 20 ap-
point Judges o. sach election. IN such manner
and with such poWers a. Judges are appojnted
OF other elections IN this State.
DANIEL s DONELSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
JOHN c. BURCH.
Speaker Of the Senate.
Passed October 20, 1851.
l. r W. N. Burton, Secretary OF State, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and
correct copy Of a Bill passed BY the General
Assembly Of Tennessee, on the 10Th Of Oeto-
Der, 1857.
In "itaess whereof I have hereunto set my
hand aAd affixed the Great Sal of he Sssfs
this 2lst day Of October. 1857.
+. W. NJ BURTON,
Secretary OF State.
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UsxER1rED COMPLIMENTS.

The writer Of the s%ubjoined complimentary
epistls has undoubtedly missed bis aim. The
envelope IN which it was enclosed came to this
omes, addressed to the " Memphis APPEAL
As no such article ever appeared in OCT col
umns, as the one referred %, We hold it a duty
TO disclain the acceptance Of compliments 90
u1msritsd, while the world has the right to
tue episls, that 1t may see how harmless Is
Instructed irony
FLoRExcE, 20th October, 1851.
SR have read with care and attention,
your editorial on the subject Of f" Legal Reform
IN your Issue Of the l4.h inst
was attracted blythe caption Of the article
J. IS SUBJECT worthy OF the wissst and best
heads in tie country.
Whether you were capable Of doing IT justice
could not tell, except from a Perusal Of The
editorial, as I was wholly unaeqaainted with
you personally.
Wei, Tread it esrcfuIy, as IhsTs stated the
first impression was, that the world had suffer
ea greatly By yoar silence. Way did rot you
publish your views on this important subject
s7onsr9 Ii is d hcult to calculate the iBcalcu-
liable benef- il would have been to tie verdi
I an satisfied. after this luminous exhibition
lot only in Tennessee, but ia all the other
Slatss where your valuable paper cireuiates-
the ask Of illegal reform +" viii be cOmPara-
lively Light and easy.
With a few strokes Of the pen. you did The
thiagi Hsacsforward, consider yourself a
s. bsuefaetor . Of your race.
IS one Of the Immediate, beneficial results
o. the vast volume Of light yOa have thrown
around the subject, Memphis viii forever
hereafter, be exempt from being disgrseed with
m05s,
All, Sir your editorial ought to be stsreo-
typed, as It is as bright as suubsams it oughtto
be preserved to the latest generation.
BERos, il IS said, went to bed one night, OBJ
scurs and Unknown and next morning swoks
famous and immortal So it win be with you.
thrust yoa viii from time to zine suHghtsn
the world with such flashes Of light and knowi-
edge.
The great wonder with ne ard many others
is, that tae-e should ever be mob, where such
a man as yourself lives
Pardon ms from a stranger-I would have
done injustice to ny FEELINGS 20 have Withheld
this admiration Of your great editorial.
Yours, ever, DOUGLASS.
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Letter from bon. c. gshsssa.
O. TENNESSEE,
n-fnher 81 rg5

DctootE -, 1876
To re Eaters Of fe EsrhviEe Uaioa;
notice 10 your paper Of this morning an sd-
dress 70 me, over ne signature Of a -ShsIuess
Man, desiring to be informed Of the policy Of
this Bank, under the suspension rec-nay or
deEed by the Board Of Directors.
l. is-not usual to make public the proceed
ings % the Board Of Directors, unless called
for b. the General Assembly; but has is a case
ID which the people are 80 nuch interested that
! depart from the general rule, aud enclose you
d copy Of the instructions Forwarded 10 each
Of cur Branches On Monday last, which viii
be an answer to tie questions pTopounded by
your correspondent as TO the present policy CT
the Bank, bat which viii be liable 10 change a.
any time, should the Board Of Directors think
any olher more wise and j~1dicious to adopt.
an, respectfully,
C.. JOHNSON.
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A New Pleasure.

Wkhsve sivaTs considert he rial Parma Co-5-as vs.
ter a. The most moiest and nroper Iuxury for our tsn-t.
table, but the Other day We ws7s tenptd b a stray bot.
Ne o. KALLI5ToN, prepared b Msssrs.
JOSEPH huRHETr Co. Treulat street We YEA
Il tAe palm; the efset il saiut4y aas ~ perfume Z.
exquisite after ne agplciiiou. we feel a. biand and
balny asa Ety m0rul1g. We berb saEsest 70 ne pre-
prieiors % make Il less Irrssisash II sbsy srDset 70 m,-
py ihe deusnd -Bafon Ca<stfe.
Prepared - Josrpb Bura-t 4 Co. Boston. Fsr s.,e
b s HASsrrELD + Co, and al dealers. At SOC. and
81 pr totus o-tsa-s.twrw
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Mathematical & Classical High School,
JOHN p. HARLOW. PRINCIPAL.

I Iastitation viii hereafter embrace ali TIE Depart
msnts Of intrusion reccssary 70 qFaIiy students for
Commercial, Scientific OF Profsssior 81 pursuits.
The Classical Department VIII Be uuder he inmedate
supervision o. Prot. J. a.. STINsOS, A. n, sradaafe
CT Princeton, and an expenenod teacher.
ProG. NATHAN "A VIII preside IL the Mathe-
matirl ard Soirnt DC Depaitments.
Nc labor or expense VII be spared % make this Insti-
talon worthy Of pubIc pauonags. oefIs-lm
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AwFErcANs ScArrERING-Ths American
party IN Ohio is At length thoroughly " demon
allied and gone. II is well. Its more sensi-
be members had become tiTed OF helping it to
drag out a painful existence they saw plainly,
that sooner or ister, it mus. come TO this, and
they preferred to have Il over. Very many
through the State. voted for Gov. Chase. We
cannot yet exactly estimate The proportion.
Taking city and county together, a majority Of
them nay have gone to the Democratic side.
But one thing we regard as certain, that no
effort viii be made again to rally the party,
low reduced to an Insignificant remnant. 1t
nas had its day, andhad better ma ke no further
snow OF ext sence.-CiaciBHdfi GGzefte.
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LSaniaI A0tifss.


THOUSANDS are dsctosed % fsah. stonsca and
es1piasota depress TIE sysiem. Thea cones he
VIII drastic pursaiivss. snd composites tasps-
tents prostraiion. Beware OF such treatment, a@ou
are Wiss, snd resort 10 these pills, which Uphold the ~
sissi strength ~hHe they sxpei the dlssrder.
SOD a. the ntnnfa1orS No. 81 Malsen Lane. M
Tork, and By all druggists, Al sc. ssc. and Al pera ~
OF pot sc21-fntufl
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Postal MATTERs-The people Of London
wrote and sent By post 81 600 QoO-more letters
during the last ten years than The people Of
the entire United States, while the population
Of London is less than 2,500,000, and that Of
To- U1ited states is more than 2 100000
And Of these e~3os0O0s00e letters posted in
London, more than 4900OO.000 Of them were
London. The entire number Of a local y or
q drop" letters in the United States, IL 1851,
officially reported at 1898, or less than
three-quarters Of a million.
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Gosh en- Butter
TAN now Be bad o. the dnast kind. direct FINN me-
~ York. fncflLIm1 r n EpTrWu = gnE
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The joint resolution, which originated with
aud passed the Senate, providing for a Conven-
tion OF the two houses on Tuesday, next, came
up IA the House on yesterday aud elected q
very. animated discussion. We were g~rstffed
al the general good feeling which characterized
ths.de5ate. The House adjourned without ia
king definite action on the resolution. Il will
come up again to-day and will doubtless be
concurred IN. A general outline Of the argu-
ments Of gentlemen, pro and oon, will be found
under our legislative heaf.-Eash. Uaion, Oct
%
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I~MroRrATIox or LLAMAa-AdFices were
received in NeT York, from the South Pacific
coast, Of the intended shipment to this country
OF 40 to 100 Liamss, via the isthmns OF Pan
sms. These animals are extensively used as
beasts Of burden, and are very valuable for
tbeir wool. Ia the mountains Of Peru and Ecu
ador, where there is much snow, they are found
in large numbers, and ss they are thus aceus-
toned 10 cold weather, il is believed they are
well adapted to The climate OF this country, par
a~caiarly that Os cur northern iatiiutes. They
arr very hardy, vigorous animals, capable Of
bearing much fatigue, and OF being sustained
with Comparatively little food. Those expect
ed here are = the description from which the
alpaca wool is obtained. They were 10 leave
Guayaquil about the middle Of September, and
viii nsobsbly arrive in this country during next
month.
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P. S.-Since the above was written we have
the retains Of tho banks Of New York for an
other week, showing a further contraction Of
four millions. The further persistence in a.
wrong course bes produced its natural result
It has frightened the community until the banks
are driven to the desperate remedy OF s1spsn-
sion.
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HONE

The following geutensR wsre appointed . Finance
oanlittee, e. a meeting Of the Mechanics aud others o.
thedty Of Memphis, 10 receive and collect contribution
In aid Of The SOUTHERN LADIES MOUNT VERsoS As
socIATIos, for the purchase Or the home Of the Father
o. our Country. We earnestly sol from the p~striotie
citizens o. Memphis and ad3oining country, tocoatribute
their mite towards tbs most Iauiable object. We Hesd
not cal on ths Laiies, for this object is especially theirs,
and We know they VII g heart and soul in rsisinE funds
to purchase anl preserve sacred the halloEed grounds
Wherein les the INN rita, w~AsHIS0TOS:
;. s. ERWIN, FOR the First Ward.
9. 7. MORGAN, for The Second ward.
HENKLE fer the Third ward.
v. s. FULTON for the Fourth ward.
JOHN MARTIN, cor TIE SIKH ward.
HARLE RICHMOND. President.
GILBERT MCLEAN. Treasurer.
W.. S. FULTON. Secretary. oets
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mackereI, salmon, Candies,

soap &C.
kIrS prime new No I msrkaref.
~ 10 Kits new salmon.
$50 boxes choice star caadIes.
$50 boKrs ca rec Loui-vi e sasp.
Us haies heavy East India beri1r
% pieces prime KENTUCKY barEiuE.
3 boxes low priced tobacco.
! bale Tod Georgia Osn t0urgs.
FOR salei0W % the trace BY THOMAS TaOuT
ocl-s4i Once IN Tear Of No d. Frout RoE.
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hands nandsI Handsi

Bands! BandsI Handsf
We keep c~snstsu'ly On haaa > ful sssonnsnt 81 eoth
Macbine-s,retehsd Leather AID ~Sum-E'asiie
GIN AND MILL BANDS,
a, an s,.s- from t.o to sixties lssa-s in widtn, ADD Sc
~e are fe Axsnis o. the E,Anufselurers, can sell them
a low as tlsv can be iOundn themarket. snd guarEHtss
mem 20 BE- o. he best qnahiy mFre.
EDAONDSON \ ARMSTRONG;,
No. at Main sreet,
~.n<ae.1v slgn Of the Solder stlrruo-
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TIE NIcIssITUDEs OF CosfMERoE.-A few
months since, the partner Of 4 commercial
house in this city vas taken to a lunatic asy-
lnin, utterly derangsd, as was said, by his IN
par2ileied prosperity 10 business. During the
year previous his firm had cleared 81. 800. 900.
He died In the asylum, and his own estate was
valued at S2,5O0,O00, al invested in the concern
OF which he was a partner. The firm itself
Tailed the other day, andis now said to be Ut
tsrly insOlVent. One item Of he assets Of
the decsased's estate was one tbous,nd
shares OF the Illinois Central Rlilrozd stock.
which was selling az the time Of bis decsase.
al 81 10 a share, aud which was worth, after
paying up tue inslalneRts, $4,000. The
$4,000.
All this occurred within eighteen months
the prosperity, the insanity, the dseesse, and
The insoivency.-M y Post.
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boarding.

WEE house on Second street, between Madison 49,
Il aIl Monroe adioiuilE M. Wordiy's. has 90
Jtst Hrds rgone a thorough r-aar q painting. ILL
pdp7rings snd gas ixtlres- A halt q gen choice taIl
70 ms with beald can Be secured By s lcct families Also
ateS utlemen can obtain day beard on and after ths
20 inst Apply on the premises 20
oct2z-tf L. n GREEN.
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THOSE o. cur readers N, sursr from this disss-ees-
BE complaints, EI D. g,d 70 lssv ina. BURNErrs
ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH. prepared b. Msssrs. To-
sErH BuRsETr 4 Co fremont street, Bosfoa. Is
most Elective and sgroesoie Fsmsdg. Il also arrests de-
osy Of ne teeth. sod r-ndsrs The guns hard and hea. Thy.
For sal b. S NASsFIELD a Co, s8d Dealers szae-
rally. Price 5oc. PER BOTH. ocfas-ftuswfv
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WISH are fr me remain cr ~ 1857. ard daring
| ne ensuing year, from forty &c dfty No. ] DINING
NOON rs. Cor TIE Gay0s0 Hotel Thasa hav-
ing seFF att Co 81 = vi ] 10 We Ito cal on me- soon. As I
shall D. cQmp-ilrd. n case b. shove uumb-r q col4red
servants are MT eugags BY the ist d .crmber. 70 employ
white ones Wages payable monthly
ID
ocIZ u A. rnumrrrfaf Hotel
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WHAT COMETS AEE Gooo FoR.-The yield
Of vine in the South Of France this year is
said 70 be uDpreeedently large 1t is equal In
quality 10 the famous wine Of the great comet
year, 1911, aud as the present year has also
produced a number Of comets, the peasants
have christsned It the " five comet wine"
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Servants wanted.

T'HE ~undersirr "a hava a~ssocitteI themselves a No
Il rAhT'S PUsLIC a No } sank Avenue All bnsi-
ness entrusted 70 them VII b. promptly and Ifgauv exc
cuted HuME p hill.
oct22 WOOnWaP6
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Mrs. n. J. ssovall a premium %orornamsntal
shell work, aud to Mrs. J. H. Frelciga for or
usmentsl lestbor work.
BIS bale OF cotton, premium, Rice Bond /;
sscond prsmium J. B. Holmes.
Best sample Of cotton, premium, Rice Bond
second premium Dr.. Wash. Bond.
Best s.alk Of cotton adapted TO West Ten
nessse, premium, S. 7. Westorcok, Of Shelby
county.
There we're seven competitions for tie rrizs
for an infant dress, the premium was awarded
to Mrs. L c. RsDbert, certificate to Mrs. s. c.
Johnson.
We have given altogether an spi:ome Of the
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AFTERNOON sFssrnN-

The consideration Of tie s. late resolution
to elect United States Senators on the 27th inst
was resumed, and its discussion continued BY
Messrs. White, Of Knox, Waugh and Maney
against, and St. John aRI Thompson for the
proposition.
Pending the discussion, the House. adjourned
TIL 9 O'Clock Tomorrow morning.
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noditiss Yen banIsh specie, the cheap article,
and retain eOmmodiliss the dear articles.
And by giving an unnatural value to domes-
tic commodities, yen give the same 70 foreign
eomuodities' and encourage their Importation
into the country. This excess Of importation
likewise consists Of articles Of the least value
to the country, such as silks, brosdcioths,
wines and articles Of luxury.
The table Of exports FROM New York from
J inuary lst to September 14th Of the years
1856 sad 1857 illustrate the truth OF our doc
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DIR. Z
PEGE 4.

F0T the surs Of every form Of
H. MORRHOIDs, OR PILES;
whether Of long standing or recent oriEin Intsrnsl or
Eztsrnsli WI. Their atunie4 win Prolsp.us, HemBr-
rhaga, or distraction and an By
EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS
No Internal Edjuvants bring required IN any case, an'y %
regulate he Bowels, n CJnstipated, or In Dhrrhua ano
Dysentery.
Alarse Number q geu'lemen throush0Et ths country,
OF high character ard iuaaenee. have voluntary sttested
to is efficacy IA their ova cases rot q hearsay. and
whose esrtiaostss may be seen - references to the pro-
P~retors' publication 70 be had Of their ssssts, through
out the Unitsd States
Price, q Per Box. retail.
Tue PILE ssLvE is put up IN glass jars, iueiosei IN
spapsr box. properly Isbsusd, and VIII keep any Isnylb
a. tine.
- For sale in this city b.
JoHSsoS & LexG,
WARD * JOsEs,
AANsFIELD 4 Co..
H-E- F~ARNsWORIH.
II = BU0HEs.
W. n SHELToH.
u. SLEDGE Il Co,
HENRY TEsr, anf-
=. 3 LANPHIER.
III. CATAEAUGH 4 20,
ocf5-ceviy Projectors, 81 Louis. No.
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T'HE ud school phvsicians, the Botanic. zoe Hove
i psthic, the Hydr0pathic and ne Eclsctie praeHtion-
ef- and al others Of the hsalmE art, IN $50 mics Of
Memphis are respectfully requested % assemble In tn
hKchtnze hnudi7g OF Mem his, a. one grnersi broth, r
hoeL on THURSDAY. At 10 o'ci0-k, A NJ, 18Th inst,
Tor ne purpose Of taklRg into serious con iderafloa IRE
e eetucA ~ cts and t.rlences % rea-diai agents and
W-itclue tn IN preventing Of disfasa s. well a. the Gu q
- dis-a-e. New principles ard Influences have ben
discovered AZ which time snd place Prof McGehse. vii
I'd 80 the broth@rho0d relative 70 the above. AID car
for others % dathe sams.
n , c4icala1s fos this convention 70 last two OF
more dav- o-faI ld.-vw
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A LARGE Brick Dwelling House aud Fumi- -
n ture, on shelby street bgloa Lisd-n, con 90
venilut 10 business. 4HTI
FJr terms &C. apply 20 nh
oc2l-2w GATES. WOOD & McENIGHr-
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COPPER PLATE

Edmondson & Armstrong,
Wholesale and Real Dealers in
HIDES OIL IND LEATHER r.
no. sf1 MAIN STREET,
Opposite Court Square-Sign Of The
G O I q Q N IfdrEuD.
KEEP constantly on hsnd = fn sssortment Of articles In
their line e~onsistins in part OF French and American
Calf skins Heulock and Oak-Tanned Sole Leather.
5~kirtings. Harness, Bride. wax aud KIP Upper Leather.
Enameied and Paint Lesther Of al slnds; Pad. Hsg,
chamots, Deer, Lining and Topping skins Also, Z fun
assortment % tadders', Shoemakers' ana Tanners
Tools, sc. saifey Hardware and Harness MounHngs
Of every varisty-to which we respectfully inate
the stteniion Of persons buying In our linz.
sus20-iy
Saddles, Harness, BrTdIes, sc.
We are now just receiving a fresh and vel selected
stock Of goods inthiE line, such a.
SADDLES. BRIDES.
HARNESS, COLLARS.
HAHEs. WHIPS,
WAGON HARNESS.
BRIDLB FILLISGs, OBS COVERS,
sADDLE BAGS. ETC, ETC. Ercs
OF Every vAAIETT.
All Of which W. will sen at the Tev Lowest ussset rates.
EDNONDSOS 4 ARMSTRONG
No. a7 kain strsat,
~suE2o-Iy sign Of ne Golle1 sthrap-
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
NASHVILLE, Monday, October 81, 1857.
uvpoprG on rouur-rDuu

61ENhAo VI
SeaGie.-Hr. Hill, from the Committee on
Ways and Meals, recommended the rejection
Of Senate bill directory 10 the Comptroller.
Mr.. Wright, from Private Interpretations,
recommended passage Of Senate Bill, to incoT-
porate Southern Mutual Life Insurance Co. Of
Memphis.
Mr.. Bullen introduced a resolution to elect
Register for Middle TIE lnessee on Monday, 80
Senate resolution directory to the Committee
on Peniientiary to report a bill in regard to
penalties for offences, was amended by sub
stituting Judiciary Committee, and adopted.
Mr. Davis, from Internal Improvement Com
mittee, reported Senate bill for the benefit CT
The East reunessee and Virginia Railroad Co,
with an amendment, aud recommended its pass
age. Amendment adopted.
Mr.. Brateher, from New Counties and Coun-
~ Lines, reported bills in pursuance Of petition
20 transfer citizens OF Campbell to Scott.
Senate Bill, directing the Treasurer to receive
notes Of Free Banks for taxes, reported against
BY the ommit'es,wasdiscnss al some length.
Dir. Hill offered an amendment providing
that the per diem and mileage Of the members
of the General Assembly shallbe paid in Free
Bank money.
Nh. McColnico proposed to amend the
amendment by requiring hotels and boarding
house keepers, rsIlroacs and Sandy Carter 10
take the same currency. Ruled out.
vi mot-OA ~ ht- hFt1Aoi Tue OH Was coW-
muted 20 the Committee on Banks, with Mr..
Hips amendment.
The bill for the benefit Of the East Tennes-
see and Virginia Railroad, authorizing the is
suanoe OF bonds heretDfore provided for, in ad-
vance OF the time provided By law in order TO
facilitate the completion Of contracts for iron.
The bill was discussed at some length, and
passed second reading ayes II, noes S
Mr.. Cot presented the report OF the Super
intended Of the Penhentiary. Order printed
and referred.
Also, report Of Mr.. J. Meigs on the Code.
Ordered printed and referred.
Motion to recOnsideIth The vote to print entered.
Adjournment to 10 A NJ. tomorrow.
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TTTs are nov cfsrin< cur ane stock % Meas and
Bows Clothing. Ruruishing Goods, Boots. Shoe,
aa-L. Caps, &C at cst for cash. Who'esse purchasers
are respectfully solicited 10 en- ard examine our stOck.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-24
BILLS INTRODUCED

Ma. Mickey, to restrict the circulation of
snail bank notes. Referred to the Committee
on Banks, and one bundled ead fifty copies or
dered to be printed.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. Shrewsbury, corrected yesterdays re-
port Of the Patriot, that Mr., Raulston offered
an amendment TO the bill TO grant further time
% perfect land nties. Mr.. Snresssbury offered
that amendment.
Adjourned Till 3 P. n.