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The following is the Bank bill which pass
ed the House Of Representatives on the 18th,
with the concurrence Of the Senate:
AN ACT .c extend the time for acceptance
to the suspended Banks.
SECTION /. Be Il enacted BY the General As.
seMbiy Of the State Of Tennessee. That the pro-
visions Of the Act Of the General Assembly,
entitled, an Act to enforce the resumption
OF specie payment BY the suspended banks,
De-, passed January %, 1855, be, and the
same is hereby so amended as to extend the
time Of acceptance Of said banks ninety days
from aud after the passage Of this act.
SEC. 2 That said act Of January rs, 1858,
be so monifed as to postpone the retiring OF
the small notes under the denomination of
five dollars. from the first Of July. 1858, until
the first day OF January, 1899; and the re-
firing of all notes under the denomination Of
ten dollars until the first day of January,
1860; and that all the Free Banks and Stock
Banks. which accept the provisions Of the
above recited act. be allowed to receive and
pay out the notes Of the Bank Of Tennessee
and branches.
SEC 8. That the Bank Of Tennessee shall
not be required to resume specie payment
until the Union and Planters Banks shall file
their acceptance of the provisions Of this act,
and Of an act passed at this session, entitled
'An Act to enforce the resumption of specie
payments. dc" and If they do not accept the
provisions of said acts, the day Of resumption
by said Bank of Tennessee shall be left to
the discretion Of the President and Directors
| $50. 4. That four hundred thousand dollar,
Of the stock Of the State in the Union and
Planters Banks, be sold by the President and
Directors Of the Bank Of Tennessee, rs now
authorized by law. and establish a branch o.
said Bank at Memphis, with capital Of two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars; and q
branch at Knoxville, with q capital Of one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars: Provided
such stock shall not be sold for less than PAL
value IN gold and silver.
SEC. 5. That the charter of the Bank Of
Tennessee be so modified, as to permit the
parent Bank at Nashville, to deal in foreign
and domestic bills Of exchange, to such
amount as in the judgment of the President
and Directors, the interests Of the Bank, it:
means, and the demands Of the country re
quire, but the branches Of said Bank are moi
to be affected so far as their banking power,
and business is concerned by the above modi
| fication as to the parent Bank.
SEC. .. That the.sa privileges conferred
upon the parent Bank, by the last foregoing
section, is hereby extended to the branches
at Memphis and Knoxville when establised
| under the provisions Of this act.
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H A scrap of political history is revived

FEY A scrap Of political history is revived
by writer in the Richmond Wing. In
1908, James Madison, the author of the
celebrated Resolutions and Report ofl79s-
so, the text book of the Secessionsts, was
elected President Of the United States. On
the 9th day of December of that year, the
electors of Virginia, at the head of whom
was Spencer Roane, one of the Judges Of
the Supreme Court, and leader of the
State Rights party, met in Richmond to
cast the vote Of the State. They dined
together at the old Swan Tavern, and,
as usual, drank toasts and made speeches.
Among the regular toasts prepared for the
occasion and drunk with appreciation BY the
company was the following: "1he Union
Of the States: The majority must govern:
IT IS TREASON TO REcEDE"
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SINGULAR FAcr.-Out Of 100000 Jews in
the United States, only one is registered in
the census a. a farmer. This is interpreted
AS one of the evidences Of the singular isOla.
ton of the Jews, as proPhesied in Amos 80
--"For, 10, ] will command and will sit The
House Of lsrnel among n1l nations, like I"
corn is sifted in sieve, yet shall not the leas,
grain fall upon earth"
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Tug TRoors MovINe.--A st. Louis dispatch
Of the 23d, says that four companies left Fort
Leavenworth for Utah. on the 18th inst.
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CnArrAsooeA--We invite attention TO the
advertisement Of J. G. Warner d Co.. Chatta.
nooga, Tenn. dealers in Hardware, Iron.
Nails DC, to found in to.day's paper.
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WAsnIscTos, March 19.-In the Senate
to-day The Kansas discussion was continued
but no aetion was taken on the bill.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-26

rY- The woman who shaves for m intel
lect only heirays another proof OF the extreme
lowness Of her understanding.
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Tax Diary Doo.-N. p. Willis IN
letter to the Home Journal. says JUL ,.S,q
late three days visit to New YORK; ri ~. -,
get sight of single red petticoat ~ %
son he assigns was that the weather W. Ind
cold that the hand which should nav A.
the disclosing skirt was buried in I ho,.
Now. we would just like to kno" W." ~. ,u,h
ness Mr.. Willis had to be looking ~
thingsi That's the point.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-26

tEr The Charleston Courier hasscome out
in its spring suit which improves tie usually
neat appearance very much.
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BosToS, March I9.--Gov. Banks to-day re-
moved Judge Loring in accordance with the
address adopted by the Legislature.
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WASHINGTON ITEMs.-la view Of the fact
that many thousands Of dollars paid annually
to three newspapers in Washington for pub
fishing proposals for carrying the mails, the
Committee will recommend that one paper
here only be selected for that purpose, and to
have greater publicity in the States and Ter
ritories where that service is to be performed;
also, that the Executive control over the Post
Office blanks and other printing and binding
for the departments be removed, and the
work let to the lowest bidder.
Mr. Crittenden's speech in the Senate at.
tracted the largest audience Of any Kansas
speech. Mr. Stocked, Lord Napier, and many
members of the House of Representatives
were on the floor, Mrs. Crittendsn and sever
al Of Che ladies Of the Senators in the galle-
ries, and his friends crowded round him short
ly after he had concluded, and congratulated
him. ~
The Texas creditors are memorializing
Congress that the uDdistribnted 100000,
now remaining in the Treasury, shall be dis.
tribused among them in proportion to the
several claims. s7,OoO,OoO were appropriate
ed by Congress to satisfy the claims of these
creditors, bat taking oil the claims il was as
certaiped that some would only pay seventy
eight per centum. -vaN
The improved claims amount to 100000,
and this is asked for to make nearer than is
done now the foil payment Of the proved
claimes an
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-26

W- The coinage at the fp m'as ,sO
Mint during FEBRUARY amounted 10 - sso !,
Of which s3s9,Ooo was 10 silver S0'
gold and $4,000 in cents.
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ST. LOUIS, March 22.-Col. Johnson 10 Utah
requests supplies Of ammunition and men i'm.
mediately.
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CHECKS TO DEsrorIsm.-Sudden and spas
mode as was shs rsvuIsioa in British public
opinion which has driven the ministry Of
Lord Pslnersion from power, says the New
York Express, it cannot be doubted that il is
destined TO make sadu,ary impression upon
the less liberal governments in Europe. This
defeat Of the Conspiracy Bill in the Commons,
with the overthrow Of one OF the abiest and
hitherto most popular of British statesmen, is
an intimation TO the continental powers full
of significance and meaning. 1t is giving
them 10 understand that Great Britain in
tends TO remain, what she has long been,
about the only breakwater in EuropetO the
arbitrary ard progressive ehcroaehmenis there
in the name of Law and Order, upon human
freedom and popular rights. This is the real
moral Of the defeat Of the Conspiracy Bill,
and the real meaning Of the defeat of IT'S au.
thor and advocate. The time was opportune
for reading some such lesson 10 the crowned
heads of the Centinent-and, taking an en-
larged view Of the whole subject, as Ameri-
cans, we cannot but rejoice at the result If
the House Of Commons, in rejecting the bill
in question, have erred at all, il was better TO
err on the side Of Liberalism than on the side
of Despotism. 1t was eminenily proper that
the Emperor of the French should be given
to understand that there was ut least one
power in Europe that cared nothing for his
menaees, and deemed il better that one, two,
or three individual assassins should go un-
punished, than that anything should be done
by the British Legislature to give color to
the suspicion that the odious "policy Of re-
preston" in France should have its imitators
in England. For since the attack upon his
life in the Rue Lepelktier, the Emperor ap-
pears 10 have !eft no stone untnrned to con-
stitute himself, as far as possible, sort of
Chief Of Police for all Europe-and the sig
nal success Of his efforts 10 that end have
met with among the weaker powers on the
Continent, was unquestionably the stimulant
to the fata! experiment upon England.
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TO TEACHERS.

THE Board ofExaminers Of Wyandot Coun.
ty, Ohio, will hold meetings regularl at the
Clerks Office in the Court House on the first and
animation of Teachers, under the "act to pro.
vide for the reorganization, supervision and
maintenance of Common Schools" passed
March. IA, 1853. Teachers are requested to
meet the Board as early as 10 o'clock A. M.
promptly. All applications will beIequired n
furnish evidence Of good moral character by
certificates or otherwise as no certificates will
be granted without such evidence, and no
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der any consideration. 4 sas .5zsr 5tr
BY Orderof the Board. I'd
H, MADDUX, Clerk.
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p..,,oI,o.aI society is about 10 be oggan-
. x,"..I IA south Carolina. Charlotte, ~ q, ID
prcoose. as the pls4e Of meeting
H. number Of emigrants arrived At New York during
N, rek ending the goth inst was lssf making . TO-
I'd go since the commencement OF toe year The
sM =, tor corresponding period in 1857 numbered
1856 6i3-
-, .gsnt nv The name OF Morris recently robbed
4, .,I 40 the steamer Emma, while passing UP the
EI,lri river. between jefferson City and St. Joseph
IA. g,,at Cook legacy has been actually rscsiyed az
udoa w and $50 600 has been paid to the heirs in
that town aud vicinity.
A New YORK great dissatisfaction Is expressed az The
,,tiou al all retail establishments, OF quantities
- ;tsrr sin The banks viii not take II ON deposit
= a, NJ aid 10 large quantities. except at heavy
Esr,gpt The var with China, which has stopped the
.,rt tb..- and 10 some extent the depreciation OF
tbs COIN here, have led 70 this state OF things
m. public squares in sebastopo has been named
.1msranski Place " ia honor OF the American residents
there.
Curious Developments OF bank management have been
made public By the reports Of the investigating commit
- nirtI Al New Haven TO examine the affairs of the
~ H,ven County Bank. The president has loaned
ie ,,ms without security, and without the knowledge
IS ~ directors and packages OF money deposited
n The vaults Of the Metropolitan Bank IN New York TOT
safekeeping and then paid away without orders oy
Clerk who cannot now be found. The stockholders will
suffer sene
The young English girl, Miss Henrietta Poydore, who
was lately rescued by her father from the hormons Is
oon expected az Washington in charge OF Judge Eekes
The Dani.h minister al Washington has made request
on the part OF his government similar 20 that inside by
lord Naper ia the Poyore easel for Intervention In be-
half az Young gill abducted from her parents. who Is
NOW on her way Salt Lake City with party Of emf
grants.
The Kentucky Female Orphan School, at Midway,
Wooefori county totally destroyed by fire on sun
div morning last. Loss 81 600 The institution was
commenced and carried by all the denominations Of
Christians in Kentucky.
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4 LExANDRTA HIGH scHooL---This institution

select boarding school for young youth
o. AcxHntra Virginia. The number of students
limited only receive the
Of the principal being his desire euhe,
practeabls the social moral Of family the
classification and discipline o. a school
The principal brings has assistance IN the Of bis PROBES
experience twenty years. during which
hos The young
section OF the Union
Students themselves ut this school for
class college, the active business OF life
study naarai philosophy chemistry the
the ordinary English
neagy geology and the application Of chemistry the
taught hs aid systematically eahnets
Is Of the regular cvi
Illustrated philosophy
try astronomy annuaiy delivered presence
Of Important improvements both
dwelling recently made u
observatory tho enlargement Of the laboratory addition
recitation rooms, &c.
easy many gentle
residing different The who
patrons OF the school, bat the subscriber
this
Circulars viii be forwarded application
Sept 26--lnad&Sw CALEB s. HAILOWEI.
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A NEW SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION IN DAN.

"A NEW Of ING1hIlIION IN DAM
cingPpE respectfully cityens al wash
he
wise) instruction In dancing.
His system which, trial. viii be found.
based mathematical every pupil snch
knowledge Of The viii prof,s
thcrcnin TWELVE This the progrcss startling
may appear he challenges test feels
the past IN California and other places
pap who viii take Instruction from viii oy .e ot-
pennity Afforded OF becoming proficient
employed TO scre even the knowledge Of placing the
He be consged daily caruss Dahclg saloon under the
Theatre. from 10 O. and To H. M where
his terms and the fullest Information viii be gwen.
Oct 4-d2w'f Fstatcs&ssrl
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DIED.,

In This ety. on Friday morning instant congrstive fever
NARY AE aged years months aud is days daughter
afCHlprEs W. GElrRrDa fEltr
The ens family nyit attend her funeral
fayl afternoon O'clock from tho residence parents
Massachusetts, avenue, between 9th and 10th
On Instant Of catrrh fever GEORGE W.
JosEru r and MsRGaRgr A. LpNn, aged 10 months
Es nnera phoe this afternoon ocIocx the
residence his fthcr st east
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ny JAS. e. MCGUIRE 4 Co., AscskesserG
@ PLENDlD PARI0R GRAND PIANO, FURiFL
- rrRk, AND iElr>fsoLD uFtrs Ar PUBIC AUcrloS.
"Wednesday tcsr s7h, a ~ o'clok nsSss NO
AIS k1sha ssf ths
gentleman
sQleadh paror raad b bckerag saiy few
moath ~ cnst
Manu- lash
sofas, t~o vi chAies, yAaros chairs
oasge dsvans, "a nsuu Z
Marble top tables wh4inef
Per- anl nice, Ae
Window SHADES, az chairs
Mahogany nat rcnsh xsdo beistcafs
as&rbl hop
Walnut and stlned washstands
feather mas
Blankets comforts, and quilts
Cane and wood ehals loanges
Isalns tables dining chat
China, glass. crosSeTy
Cooking stoves
q Of Kitchen reaasltrs
Terms $50 and under cash THAI II
20 days Cor enthusiastically endorsed bearing
JAS G. McGu1KE CO.,
Oct I'D
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By JAS G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., AuctfeneeRa-
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
I public saeo Tuesday morning October sssh ccbrk
II 1lth
urtrc and effects Of lady declining house
ef rosewood, passsr
niiars nnsising sofas parlor, and chairs
R,. ewool etagcre, marbctop table
sscreta, aud bookcase
MI tscaI chars lounges ~ 4
window shades -erous, and tenders
iasraa e-pe for parior hall, steps, and cham
hers.
on cloth, mating, rods and even
China, glass, eFsrxesy
wasI.suknds
Dining, breakfast, and other tables
Fealhe
Blankets comfort
Cooking, sh
Together with ce Kitchen requisites
90 and %
satisfactorily endorsed bearing
oos az--d JAS. a. McGUiRE 4 CD, Aactsaeers
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICIAL.


. DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, October e. 1858
information has received this department. from VIM cros
by esa the Uulcd consul facahunno Cn death es
the psne American place. VIZ John Casper Of
New orleans 2ei q April 1855 Rowland Christian Nan
tucSo IN Of June 1855 and Gcrge Trsaut PATH Maine
on the l2th Of june, 1853 Oct 2i-1tr
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1OAL, COAL. COAL.--Baltimore Comn,n,,,

GOAL1 COAL, C0AL.--Baltimore Companv,s
~ Cnalsshoouer tccols cargo eau~irs p,Iu
more Company coal the article tr Mines
schooner Kate hahan, with Greenwood and nlamord
ash coal - "'
schoouer Salisbury, with size ramqaa ash coal
schooner T. A. Connns, with Providence Vein conf
Al kinds aud szss Of coal unloading weekly
fersons laying IN their supplies requested 70 call be.
purchasing - 1870
Wool ana coal o. an kinds ssNays hand The market
P'ioe. J. W NJ GAIT
Ofice northwest corner 18th nnd streets No 5i7
Wharf tat Of I7;h street. formerly Van Nessts
oct1T-1our - 800
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