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te took a recessuntil p P, NJ.
IN sENATE-EvExrNa SESSION.

On motion by Mr. G0FF, House message returning
Senate bill TO authorize cOnstables to serve subPG
mas in certain cases. was taken up and the amend
ment Of the House of Representatives concurred in.
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING.
IrGOFF called up his bill to correct a mistake
made in the payment of monies into he State Urea
sury; which passed the third reading-yeas Is,
nays 6.
Mr. GOODNER called up the bill for the relief Of
J. c. Luttrel; which was rejected-yeas 10, nays 10.
Mr. BBATCHER entered a motion TO reconsider
the vote
Mr. BRATCHER called up his bill for the relief of
sherifs and revenue collectors VINO have accounted
for the county and State revenue of their respective
counties; which passed the third reading-yeas IL,
nays :.
HOUSE BILLS on FIRST READING.
House bill to amend the charters of the town Of
Jackson and the city of Knoxville, passed the first
reading and was referred.
House bill to authorize the Register of East Ten
nessee TO transcbe certain record books passed the
first reading.
House bill to change the line between Grundy
and SeqUatchis, passed the first reading and was
referred.
Senate proceeded with the reading of the Code;
after which
Senate adjourned until 81 A. NJ tomorrow.
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Ez-PREsmEST PIERCE AND LADY AT MADEIRA
We are grafed to learn that the U S steam frigate
Powhatan, bound to The East Indies touched at
Madeira on the 9th December, to land Ex-Presi-
dent Pierce ard lady. She made the passage
from Norfolk in 10 days through a bOisterOus pas
sage.
During the voyage, Gen. Pierce suffered no incOn-
yenience. but his estmable lady was not so fortu-
nate, she having been compelled by sickness to
keep the cabin during the whole passage, with the
exception Of a day or two.
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IN sBNATE-E7ExIsa SESSION.


The Senate resumed the consideration of the I'M
finished business and the resolutions were rejected
by the following vote:
Ysas-Messrs Davis, Golf, Goodpasture, Munday,
MeDougal, Reid Ross, and " hitthorne-8.
Nays-Messrs Bratcher, Bulleu, Goodner, Harris,
HeiskeIl, Jones, Menees, McConnicO, Roach, and
Walker-10.
Mr. WALKER entered motion to reconsider the
vote:
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
House bill to release the State from certain abi-
ties and for the benefit Of the Central Southern
Railroad, taken up and passed the third read
ing. Yeas 10 Nays 0.
House bill to charter the Greenville and North
Carolina Railroad Company was taken up and
amended TO incorporate the Mississippi River Rail-
way Company, and passed on the third reading.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Mr. GOODNER called up his bill to incorporate
the T. NJ. Lawrence College; which passed the third
reading
Mr. WALKER called up his bill to provide an
annual sum for the support and maintenance Of the
Memphis Hopital which passed the third reading
Yeas IS; Nays ,.
Senate adjourned until 10 A. NJ, tomorrow.
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IN SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. s, 1858

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 8, 1858.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
Mr. HEISKELL: bill to collect tax on sale Of
slaves. Referred.
Air DENTON: a bill to consolidate the offices Of
Surveyor and Entrytaker in Macon county.
Mr. McDOUGAL: a bill to prescribe the duties Of
executors and administrators in certain cases Re-
fsrred.
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING.
Mr. HEISKELL'S bill to procure reports and books
for the use and reference of the Supreme Court,
passed the third reading; yeas 20; nays s.
Mr. HEISKELL'S bill to prevent negroes from
obtaining spiritu5us liquors, rejected; yeas : f;
nays 10.
On motion by Mr. DAVIS, the Senate took up the
motion entered to reconsider the vote rejecting the
bill to increase the stock of the Bank of Tennessee
entitled "a bill for the relief of the people
Mr. DAVIS moved that the vote be reconsidered.
le0S-Messrs. BUllen, Davis, Denton, Goodner,
Harris, Heiskell, Hill, Menees, McConnice, Reid,
Ross Travis, Walker, Welcker, and Wright-l5.
AGyS-Messrs. Bratcher, GOOOdpasture, Jones,
Munday, McDOugal, Roach, Whitthorne, ndSPeaker
Burch-S.
So the vote was reconsidered, and
On motion by Mr. DAVIS the further consideration
was passed over for the present
Senate took recess until P. N.
IN SENATE-EvENING SESSION
cHANCERY DISTRICTS.
The Senate took up the bill to rs-organize the
Chancerv Divisions in the StsteOf Tennessee. This
bill redstriets the State, making three additional
Chancery Districts in each Grand Division of the
State. The bill passed by the following vote:
Ysas--Messrs. Denton, Golf, GOOdner, Heskel,
Hill, Mundsy, McCOnnice Reid, Ross, Travis,
Walker, Weleker, and Wright-l3.
Nqys-Messrs. Bratcher, Bullen, Davis, Goodpas-
tire Harris. Jones. MeDees, McDougsl, Roach,
Whitthorne, and Speaker Burch-l.
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READIHa.
Senate bill to amend the Law ss to revenue from
Licenses, vas rejected yeas s; nayan.
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Magazines for February.

Godey's Lady's Book.
Harpors Monthly.
GrahRm's Magazin8.
PetsrsOa's Magazine
Emerson & Patnams Monthly.
Harper's Journal nf CiyuIEauon-Weekly.
Frank Lsslia's Illustrated NeWs-EsskIy.
Porsr's Spirit Of the Times-EssklJ
Jan q Received By JOHN YORK & CO.
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the support and maintenance
al ; which passed the third
..
rned until 10 A. NJ, tO-mOrrt
II SENATE.
TUESDAY, February 2,
II SENATE.

AOBsDAh3 EeDEuAIs - 4oOo'
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr. WELCKER: a bill to authorize the Stat
taxes to be collected in deprecated Free BAN
notes, and for other purposes. Referred
THE STATE CONSTITUTIONS.
On motion by Mr. GOODPASTURE themOtion en-
tered to reconsider the vote rejecting his resOlu
tons proposing certain amendments to the cOnsitu
ton the State, was taken up, and the vote recon
sidered.
MrBULLEN proposed to amend, by striking GU
that part of resolutions which provides that tn
Treasurer and Comptroller shalt be elected by tbt
Legislature. Rejected
Mr. HEISKELL moved to amend by providing tina
the Treasurer and Comptroller shall be appointed BY
the Governor with the advice and consent of tn,
Senate. Rejected.
The resolutions were adopted by the following
vote:
Yeas-Nessrs Bratcber, Davis, Denton, Golf
GOodner, GoOdpssture, HILL Menees, Munday, Nc
Connioo, McDougal, Reid Ross, Travis, Welcker
Whitthorne, and Speaker Burch-l4.
Nays-Messrs. Bullen, Harris, Jones, and Roach
4
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Senate bill TO suppress the circulation of small
notes a currency in the State of Tennessee, was
taken up.
Mr. WALKER moved to lay the bill on the table
Yeas-Messrs BratcheT Brown, Bullen, Davis,
DCubJAA5 NDAl' NOouHCAH -AAAAI
Meness, McConnoo, MeDougal, Reid, Roach, Ross,
Walker, WelckeT and WhitthOrne-l9
Nays-Messrs Jones, Munday, Travis, and
Speaker Burch-4
Mr. WHITTHORNE moved to reconsider the vote;
which motion was laid the table--yeas l6, nays
Senate bill to amend the road laws of this State
was taken up and rejected-yeas 3, nays lG.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
House bill to produce uniformity in the reports Of
rsilroad companies and to define the duties of Road
Commissioner, was taken up and passed the third
reading. Yeas 10; nays 3.
number of bills we're passed on the second read
ing.
Senate took recessu until % P. NJ.
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CINCINNA RI, Feb 4--Flour 6Oa8 IS; Whisky
85agO. Corn 82a83; Oats 33a35; Mess Pork l8 90;
Lard declined Hogs 60a5 TO- mOlasses 2Sa24;
Sugar 5ta64.
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Ia We are sure that those Of our readers, who
h d the pleasure of hearing Col Travis speech on
the Bell resolutions, will heartily endorse the
pliment paid him in the extract which We publish
below from the Paris Sentinel. Col Travis belongs
net 10 Henry county alone but to the people Of the
State, and is destined to occupy prominent place
in their favor:
Col. BUCK TRAvIs-We are permitted TO make
the following extract from a letter Of a highly in
telIigcni gentleman now on visit 40 Nashville, 90
gentleman of this place, i'm which he speaks la the
follow ng complimentary terms OF the speech of
Senator Travis upon the " Resolutions IggtrBcGGg
Hon John Bel rsggIs has fa ls United States
senate The writer says
tine speech Of Senator Travis on yesterday was
by far the ablest speech delivered during the session
The speaker occupied near three hours Ia delivering
his remarks upon the resolutions iustrucung Hon.
John bell TO resign his seat IN The Senate now held
in opposition to the known will of the sovereign
people Of Tennessee.
.. Co. T. is 8 Of commanding person, with
clear strong yet pleasant voice that could be heard
distictv before multitude Of five Thousand persons.
His fort is argument which he eltorceS with great
power When speaking be is animated, yet self
possessed and very courteous lie certainly viii
class among the very best speakers in the State, at
least that vas the impression made upon my mind.
as well as upon many others who heard him. hell
may the good people Of your county and Of the
Senatorial District be proud Of their able representa-
tive"
We hope the speech referred to above will be re-
ported In fun, will afford pleasure to lay it
before Our readers at the earliest moment possible.
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"SoCEry IN WASHINGTON. The Richmond
South says: The truth is, society in Washington is
fast sinking under an accumulation Of native foIies
and foreign fashions. The aristocracy Of the Fed
eral Metropolis are little better than an association
eff snobs. Except among a small and select class
of quiet people one finds there scarcely a vestige of
the republican simplicity Of earlier times Every
thing is sham and pretensiOn. The profusion Of
paste and pnchback which dazzles the eve Of Jenk-
ms is as genuine as the air Of courtly elegance
which excites his enthusiasm. With the Spartan
severity Of manner that once distinguished the rep
reseatauve men Of the country, have disappeared
the unobtrusiye but substantial virtues Of its women
The change is sadly significant Of national decay.
~ Within the last ten days, says the DeaOcrat,)
se7erol Of the old citizens of Louisville have de-
pqrted this life, some Of them suddenly-Robert
Storey, DR.. Somerby, Judge Thompkins, John Raine,
aud John Irvinc-au withina few days of each other
It seldom we have to record the death, so short
a space Of time, Of so many long aud well known
citizens Of Louisville.
UTAH MArrEHs.-The Utah correspondent of the
New Orleans Pi.ayuns, slluding to the scarcity Of
salt in the army says that he saw two quarts Of that
c5udment sold for fifteen dollars lie also mentions
a report that the NIoImons had recently captured
Federal officer, with considerable amOunt OfmOney
in his possession The officer in question came into
Salt Lake Valley from the California SIDE auditwas
surmised in camp that it must be Jack Hays, who
was recently appointed Surveyor General of Utah
Territory.
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In the County Court of Hickman County,
tennessee.
James w Devore, Admir- vs. Harris Floyd and otaers-
Petition to sell Land

TN this cause appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk
aud Master, that Harris Fl0yd, the deel dapr la
non Fesdeus Of tennessee that tue rdIn
arT process served upon Lim Il is there
lore ordered Clerk and Master that publication be
made in The Union and American, newspaper publshed
In the city 81 Nashville, Tenn notifying said F,oyd 10
apBeR Al the Court House In he OWn GenIeve on the
nsl Monday. In March lhen and there 70 plead an
sWer or aemur CON auants pet lion the same IN ps
Tor conssaed aRd set apart Tor hearing PaTe
% him. sf ). d. HASLkF,
ian lq, 1659-W3t prs Zee So CLERK q Master,
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BIZ
KIRKPATRICK, NEvlNS G. co.

nm FRIDAY FEBRUARY 9Th, 1855, At II o'clock A. M q,
will offer for sale Ia front Of our ware house:
50 hhds New Sugar SO bols Gin
900 bags Coffee; % - Vinegar;
so bbIs new crop Molassos; 2O boxes Glassware;
SO packages Macksrsl Fish; 100 TOJacCO, vans brds
100 bxs NJ. K. Raisns; 1000 bags fine SslE
100 half boxes 200 1ne Cigaus, various
100 quar-. do bnnds
800 Eegs Nails; 100 b1s star Candles;
l5U bbls Cincinnati Whisky, 50 - Starch;
various brands; 80 - Old CUgnac Bandy;
50 " Bourbon do 20 Matches;
50 - MonOngaheIa; IS coils Co ton Rope
81 - Am. Brandy; 100 FreJch Peaches.
q cases Sardines, etc, etc
Wa uaany gtA3r articles 10 the Grocery line.
fcb3-A KlKKPAKlCK, NEVINS & CO.
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Fourth right ofihs smlasnr arsi.tss
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Flo e
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3RAGG'S ARCTIC LiNIMENT

BRACES ARCTIC EMINENT.
his i1e mparabl La meil uQ0u uhlch sfsai ma
Of ne afflicted o. all lands nov rely Or rshsl from ths
seroiula NPraus ruisss, bdIls scales AID cutansous
Diseases rapds superssding ala niar garaIoHs Tha
prPnetos give iot me encouragement sufferers oI
lowing memorandum Of i0s d We Eondesl cr eject
ed y II during The Past .sE months Csfacalss from he
PaItlss ramsd are 10 te pOssasson u ne proPHes, but
heir lsns Prselndes tbe publication Of all EuL few.
an fXPLOSiON.
MEHFHls, IENH., Nov. 2sth, 1851
hereby certify, lhat having en- badly bruised aod
sealded By the eAPosioa OF steam 8oier TREND induced
ne 70 ty Brags ArctIs Lnimeat he smart Instantly
extracted iron thsscalls, and very time, all Ne
pain gone NE bruises. In gEo Wseks Wen,
HEARY aAVEEskiLI, residence jackson street..
aha BIND SIC
DR.. A. G. BRAGG-DEaR sIE; FOR Jhau three
years had been afflicted win nhamsd syss Aggra-
waited degree, ana tried VARIOUS Physicians, ana ssTsFa
nostr1ms, sfsct was induced % Dr. Raum 70 ~
the Archie HnimeHt ant n Two months was neaTy Us-
Ny Hs oagh er was actedin The same manner i0r tho
came me and during portion q tho tine vas enuroT
bind in one eye appned your valuaole Lnlment, and
der eyes are nov PeHeci SQUAD lHas nave J. ath one
.WObUtb0tle cured my daughters syes aud ny 0Wu b.
sides elnng tne rnoumallsm N ny back would not be
Without y0ufiaVauaDlo femedy Ia "a house. fgafs gruig
WEssTEH Cry, lows. Nov. en-, ls57.
thereby certify, thiI an well acquainted Ein N Iiian
Russe ana siih Tue astonishing Giles be mentions,
IL WADSAORiH NJ, Webster Cgy.
GOUD FOR Aim AS
This nyaua0is Linimsa IS also "a aily seaeous In ear
MessFs q a. AraoL and Lsneh, Aru9t 60, ksa
largest hVsry stables th5 West, aud general
hnOWn throughout see Uuilsd sta
ST. Lee s, Dec. 23rd, 1857.
We he undersigned, having ussd Dr brEgss Afciic La
ment Tor ulas5, clesruy tgsll ~ ~ sapeE
Tor efficacy 10 caring the diseases OF horses, well
satisfied Of tas Arcte beng ine ussi Eminent made mas
We would uss no ungr. We Keep ksPl Tor
Der Of year,, extensive livery loss on t1 cay DISEASE
great and satings say, a M Archie Lnlmentis
Inc Only lOund alwa 5hscVs. We cor
oaly commend il - all livery asis ksePera and olsa
having NE care Of rses.
LYaCH, ARA or & co
Chsslgut Etests
CAUTION VIZ
Many Druggists, having OH LIuimeniaon haaa VII ~
sell them The best bQt do yo4 Roasgl lst1-
purchase tnem. Ask for g BRA6s aLAO L-
LIBERAL PROPOSITION.
The propFeL0rs agree iurnhu lfl aasef 81 90
lar bottle, win free Subscription % ne o'.el aAsl s
nal Tor one YEAR Tbists one o. la pea New ofk ila-
irat3d papers- cor-Idcates enh4 ~ s4ei " nc 80
sH Of tss proportion Is enclosed % Tie WapP9f afo1le
egsgy iiour b1ttis Tbo arctic LuHuahi pas Rpn -
SOC 81 bottles he SIC DeA5a aA4 - ooiea eols-
so and 100 Dor cent more Linmens "a proportion % heF
cost, and the cheapest
For sale By Bragg S BurroFes, sole proprietorsl
WV sBRRT g DEM0vLLs,
And By A. z. RosCOs, G.. W REE 0sEsHuT, snd 2,
$1,000 New York Exchange
/ issS BOYD = &c.
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80 6DlA AAVEDl
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
By
MORRIS & STRATTON
ON WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1858.

Groceries, Liquors, &c, &c.
100 hhis prime to choice Su 900 Wrapping Paper
n; As nests Tub
800 bags choice new crop Rio 50 boxes Oranges.
Coffee 100 do select Cheese;
200 bbls extra ane Eolasses; 50 bags Pepper
800 boxes N IA size; ~ tisrcss fresh Rice;
10 bbIs Pecsns; 900 barrels Pike Magnolia
400 boxes Glassware; WhI-ky;
2OU d Star Candles; = bbls Peac0ck's Whisky;
80 i do do 50 do fne old Whisky,
81 BOXES DOyles IallOW do . various brsnas;
S do soap 10 casks Porter,
IS do Starch; Is do ale
800 kegs Nails, assorted; 50 barrels Vinegar;
60 boxes Goldfish; 10 cases Matches
"a bOxs, smoked HerTings; 10 barrels Gin;
Obls do DO 20 packages Brandy:
a kits NO. MaCkeTgl; 10 barrels Malaga Wine.
With many Olher articles in the Grocery line.
feb NORRIS & STRATTOE.
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Election Notice.

-F~HE STOCKHOLDERS OF THB NASHVILLE GAS
LIGHT COMP NY will please Jsse nOii thst the
nua election Of Directors VIII take lace the Office Of
the Company, on The n daY Of March next.
JAMES H. KENDRTCK,
feb ste Secretary.
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INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

A very large number Of bills we're reported on by
the Committee on the Judiciary and By the Commit
tee on Internal Improvements.
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BENEFTT or
Mrs. w. y. 10E E
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phis and Charleston Railroad Company Referred
Mr. ROSS; a bill 70 re-crganize the Bank Of Ten
nsssee. Referred
Mr. BULLEN bin 10 amend the revenue bill
passed by the present Legislature. so as to allow
sherifs and revenue collectors additional time to
pay over the revenue Passed first reading.
Mr. G0ODNER: bill to amend an act passed
Feb Sd, 1913, to entitled an act to provide more
eectually for hecolleedon ofdebts Uncertain cases.
Referred.
Mr. HEISKELL bin 10 procure the publication
Of the decisions Of the Supreme Court. Passed first
reading.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
~ SENATE. a
MoyDAT, Feb. !, 1858.

Mr. BRATCHER presented petition from J. c.
Roberts and others, asking change Of the lines
between the counties of Anderson and Roane. Re-
ferred.
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BLIND MAPS.

On motion by Mr. WILSON, it was ordered that
certain Blind Maps, Of the Superintendent of the
Blind Asylum, be deposited in one of tae committee
rooms of the House Of Representatives for the in
spection Of members.
TheHOuse then took recess till o'clock p. m.
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THE United STATES ANY The Washington
Union publishes q statement procured from the Adj
juaut Gaaerars office, which shows that the whole
svaiiabie and disPOsable strength Of the United
States army is thirteen thousand FIVE hundred and
seveDty-ige men. The numerical, distribution Of
the army by military departments, it appears is as
follows
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MrGOODPASTURE'Sr resolution proposing certain
amendments to the Constitution, viz: to elect III
Governor every four years and the Legislature 10 81
once in four years. was taken up. ..ar e
Mr. BRATCHER moved to amend by providing
that no person should be eligible to the Office o
Governor unless he has been a citizen Of the Unite
States tWenty-one years; which amendment wa
rejected
Yeas-Massrs Bratcher, Golf, Goodner, McCOnniOo
Roach and Welcker-6.
Nqys-Messrs Brown, Bullen, Davis Denton
GOodpasture, Harris, Heiskell, HILL Jones, Munday
MoDOugal, Reid, Ross Travis, Walker, WhitthOrne
and Speaker Burch-l7,
Pending the further consideration Of the resolu
tion, Senate took a recess until q P. NJ.
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TEE SUSPENDED RANKS.

Mr. BURCH' resolution directing the Attorney
General to institute judicial proceedings against the
banks Of this State which d9not resume specie pay
menis By July the first, was taken up.
Mr BURCH advocated the passage ef the resolu-
ton; for one he unwilling to give the banks a
day longer than the lst Of July next specie
payments. There YVES question OF serious doubt
as TO the efficiency Of the Bank Bill passed, to wind
up those banks which refuse to accept the Trovis-
ions of thai bill The charters of the principal
banks Of the State require that the state shall give
direction to the Attorney General Of the STATE by
resolution proceed against them for forfeiture.
The bank bill passed at this session gives such
direction by act to the Attorney General Of the
Judicial Circuit in which the bank is located.
Mr. WHlTTHORNE moved to lsy the resolution
on the table; which motion prevailed.
Yeas-Messrs Bratcher. Denton, Golf, Goodner,
Heiskell, Hill, Jones, Munday, MeDougal, Reid,
Roach, Ross Travis, Walker, Welcker, aud Whit
thorne-16
Nays-BIessrs Bullen, Davis, GoOdpastuTe, Harris,
and Speaker Buroh-5.
Mr. DEMONS resolution to hold night sessions
three nights during the week, indefinitely post
poned
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70, o Bss5 a. sR'ss ak, P a q e s;ss 8
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AN hXPLOSlUN,

mREFml1, lEEns NV 2slh, 1857.
hereby certify, that having en- badly bruised aod
scalded BY the pl0BOu steam Boiler friend
70 Try Brag Arcs LinlmeHt HE INSTANTLY
extracted iron thsscais, very time, ha
pain gone he bruises. In va well,
a. able 10 resume my business
a. A = a. FsrHn
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Dress Circle and Farqaetts -,
Family Circle. 90. -. -
100 80 salsy q cen
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WhhlfiLNI5 sANINUs INSTITUTE.
Mr.. WHITE Of knox's bill (2O2) to incorporate
the Merchants Savings Institute at Knoxville, was
considered on the third reading.
Mr. NEWMAN proposed to amend, by adding,
provided no banking privileges be granted by this
act;" which was adopted
And so the bill passed the House.
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$1,000 New York EXehanges
/ 4 ss "a BoED = &c,
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Mr.. J, GLASoT JOINS, Of Pennsylvania, in late
letter to democraticmass meeting in Philadelphia,
davis the distinction between popular and Congress
ional sorsraient7 very clearly. He says:
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The Works Of John G. Calhoun, compri-
STAG Dis exPoaOa Of he Constitution and GovsrBnent
81 me United States Speeches In Congrs Rs7ors nn4
Public Letters, In SIX volumes.
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In which Mr. and Mr. ". J Flbrsnce Hlu ap
dif5Feut chaFietsrs.
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POPULAR, "a CONGRESSIONAL SOVEREIGNTY.

FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 5, 1865.
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