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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-24
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Dem ltetsn Sabr, Elm Monssl pcn bsinabe Drei Eau;
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oet MitsIicbcr ocr bcla9ten @eieuibaft ben Sslauf
oes perssnoboren Scnos on Sano Gberfei9en lcil'
ten, lcllsu bic Germalter cbne unnStbi9eu GGr;ua
Gin Alignment auf bic @erfidberunQsu lcsen, uao eas
Ieltc pcrGfCntlibcn uno ieoe uno ole Wtt9Iteoer
Der @ttHIbat clIen ibren coer itiuen prbdltntBnd'
Gi9cn antbeil oeS beia9ten 1Gejments tnnerbalb 4O
Soesn natb lctbsr @erSfenu6un9 on ern CGot'
meiitcr bCBablsn, uno i'm Sau btr SCrnadbldRtaune
foutu CT, fe uno isoes ron ibn.n perprtcu unb tt'
;ablsu zen ocppstsu gsstauf bee bs(aStsn ssatu g.
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pom alien 91uben uno 8ortbelea, aus ieinsr eoer
ibrer BerhdsIuna entprin9eno, rtIpttiip auf9tbles
Gen ruerben, absr uibtsocitcncu9er perantpertltdb
esbatten tperosn ;ur BsabIune bet srpGbntsa 8a'
$40 in gsmdsbst Isines eosr ibess 8nnosS uno lle'
bereintunP-'
Scfbua SetUt> cs, -, es.;s.r.
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beIoaes esta Ganntr, uno 1T autcrinrt lI'
msnts in Gmpfaus gu nsbmsn uno psnltI6sn gu 6f'
I6stni9cn. s.--- - -.
stb lsnts bic aufnertfantcit ecr SNtslisosr ads
tinosroa auf bic gBihtisfcit, bic aesBmsnS panttf
lidb uuo prompt ,u ts;abIsn-rer 3ultano Der Sobae
TANNER crfcrosrt biess. Ssces GaitsIiso brn9e s!'
nc Tctitp nit, camit ictbs Scabluns oOrauf bslds''
nist rperoc. s an
auf 8srcrcnun9. ar- "A. ...
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-24
SeFentttDe 9enbu.

GrritagS ben 5trn MdrS nd9itcnS,
um 10 llbr ScrmittasS, Irtlsn an SauIs prs lln'
trrIdrietrnrn unprit 8rsni9tSiae In Stcrmaon
ole 3aunldp. geAa Gountp, fUl8rnec tewcaltfr
@atcr aui 6Hrntli4rr Grnfa prEauft prrSrn,
pGnilih; ....... ...r. --. .....
5iinf gIrrSe, tarrn cine cute n@tjStri8c tras
arnre 3uatmdtre, Gin finfIbriscr braunr @hul.
uuo cine scbuidbrige 2ecersMdDrr, ) pcn rrn tr'
fen Ruben, Gin 9ttnp nit Stalb bis Gnpr MSr,
rin rinjlbri9cr Oepon Suu, cinidOriec Niuprr,
elm 9uhtI6wrin, Gin frttss Sbmrin, Gin neuer A.
S,Gulswaarn nit Baby, 8eds unO Spriescl, Gin
trritrSprriaer 4s0dulswasrn. Gin i'0GutSrascn
nit DsidIsl, gferresridirre 10 gut ais nCu, 2
QauaSocI6irrr, 3Gumr unb SalItsrn, 5rrst gaar
nrue Seulcttrrn nit S6smel, 6IicSennebs Son
rrl6cn a gang ncu Iiup, elm Spll6littrn, z
OrcI6maI6incn, S8rli6tcrnfAelsr, 4 GRii9r, Z
Gooeu, elm Gotcnt 98clidfcrrrlIu9, Guttcd
tors, 2 Drrifm6 .SaotpTdoe, Spsrrs unp Sdt
frttsn, Scu. unO MtlsatsIn, 9tcdcn, 2 Better
uno 9sttIo6, Rdtcni6rout, gtdcl- Strnncr, Uni
nod eistwId anptrr Artttci Su umRanoIitb anJa
fibrrn. .
81 Die SrbtnSunScn am gertaufstasc unb gluf
tun8 pcn -
....... Somc5 0p8d.
Il. 5irscnfuG, gHt!ioaar. ....
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-24

2ufclse obisrr Grnennuns, psree ID mlep be-
mUben an fclaenprn IasCn an fclaencen Stellsn
gu Isin, um otiSes alrbmrnt In Sm'
pfana su nrtmsn, ndmli6 .-
gRcntaas ben 1llsn MSr3 in 5rerlrrtaun an SsY'
Ier's @aabaule.
TisnlaaS ben 2ten Nl6rS inIlilsrstaun an 6ius
r1 @aaadule.
Rttpp6s unb Dcnncraass ben 3tsn une 4tsn
W6r, an Sa6man's Srtcl in Garntaun.
Srritaes ben 5ten MGrj an Mt6arl'e 9afbauIs
In 8oselsoille.
Wcntaas rrn Strn Ndr, an .. 9cnb'S gaffaa'
Ge In 9cpbtn. aI
DisnItaas ben Otrn Mdr, on @utG's 0altauIs
rHsr H.. -r In @utbspiae. ....
WltttpuGs ben t0ten Didr; Su Sa1irt's an Dem
@dlbauis SUn 9. S6anb, ir.
DcnnerllaSS ben 1 item MSB su Sd8rrsSilIe am
@nl9auIc pcn 9. Tliller.
SrritaaS ben t2trn Wir; Su gfeu'SripCli an Srn'
.0a GjalbauIr pon g, Camp.
Nlcrtaos ben 5tm N6rs gu Sddlpnriae an ben
r-e. @aabaule rss s. SarmpnY.
DirullaaS tcn t6trn NGrS ;u SctrrIin9sStae an
@aRbaule Yon 8. SettriinS.
Jefbua 5cibrrlinS, a4snt.
5etruar II. Ha . na3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-24
Scfentlttbe S5enbu.

10 Orttrfyp ptn otlH seta'oi nu9Rt..<r
UNI ~ llbr Wdttogt, Irllrn am Saule rss llntcrs
fhrictrarn in Siipwbstbal 3dunlhrp. Grda Co.,
fclgrnOe brwesIihe Sitter ouf EifentIi4er Senpu
prrtduft wrroen, ndmlib: uas 81
Cine SUB wttte bis CUR Gentu Gin Sealt baten
miro, 8 Sd,wcine wpVUn Elm 3u6H6pein 1T. Gin
glcdamny gRuScn, rim lridltrS picrcc9cairr, une
aacrbano ancrret @iutsgdarr, Sattsl Scew'
tSr, Surcau, SGrant, Sint cine 8 Gag utr. Gin
g3rtt 4 Srttlnotn, un2cfSbr 30 GJarCt Gnrpst,
I! Dubnc Stibc, &c6Ofsn nit yip6r, Srb'
teucfcn nit 9iptr, 6cl3rfcn, cin @iiCntCiid, g1ca'
rac @pinmap. SCldaec, Siile, Sdnfc, 9Hus,
Sscttcn. cine Sufuobaut, cin gGellAfcrnIheaT
lei Sno. Sru bel rcr Scnnc, SaamCn IN Giruno,
cine Shmalprcifc, Samol3 uro &eiId, S9Infen'
lcil6 @rmptrercn tsim SuItsl. 3Htcr It. 5SI'
Ter, uno nr@ oasrlsi aneere glrttd 81 umRdnbltd,
aniuftibrcn. .. s..E.
Die Sccin8unscn an Srfaufttasr unS Guf'
wartun3 ppn
9larpu Hcubarb.
5rGruar II. ... .-. . nq"m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-24

gSir Die lintsrfhristrnsn ats Gcmmittee, crnonnt
6si elmer otToemeinen @crlammlun9 Der eetba Gauns
to 1dertou=GCcuiba 9ebaltrn am 2tcn cetsn Set.
ruor, tcfheinioen bcrmit bae mir Die SCtbnuna rcn
Il. IS. 8cuiuocr, Sdnemcilter, esnou unterluebt unr
als rib9 9sfuucen BADEN, rpc oieists an9sssben it,
.-rs HEaas sH ..5L E.a 6. 9rsb, .a.5aa D..
-.fs.LrEa -s ,, Geparo Sriber, a
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-24
SS0cI)rid)f.

Die llntrr;rl6nrtsn babtn E9 rntidlCFen. itrc
@eI6dftt tinltistn na& bem SarseIo'Spfent
,u permaltrn, unb stpor rom fen 8struar 1858
an. SnOem Iie bies tbun, 70 tSnnrn fe G'iltsr
tcpeutsno pcbllesr lisisrn, trel6cs pie fie tcfsn
etn 8sprssrunO fir ibre Suncsn unb baS gublt"
tum Irn pirr, ttnrn rinrn librraIen antbeil bee
gunit css VutIifums Sufummrn ju laeen. ahe
OcnitniaSn prrcn 8irhnunSsu msbr ole falis Fno.
piro air&lals NaGriat Sresbsn, bab lie eislsite
ubne SsrSus bur& paS @etsn ron Nctsn chte
auf anerrr sBrils Su tsri&tisen tdtsn, a5-
. q. une J. SdSer..
QfIcnfuun Jetrudr 10, 1853. " nqtSt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-24
Setruar 10.
Sefentlt0e genblt.
9tuf W(ittlppd,S bcn 3ten Wir,,

<tuI -VttlllpptDo ptl olIH -VtulW
nGhitens, UNI IL Ihr Slitoes, lclIsn am Sauls oss
llnttr;sibuccn, in Git fgBheifbau Sounitbir. eeha
Gauntr, fctscnes artittl auf Sfsnnbsr 8snru peri
fouft ptrecn, nSmlttb
3rsi Yflrcc, Gin niabri9cs SdtIsn, 8 etdd &ints=
picb. ouc artcn Yftrcc9clbirr, Gin pirr9dutss unc
tiu ,pci9Suts S1a9sn unO 9acr, Gin IpcBfbttttsn,
Gin Sra;tCr:gaoosn. , pfI &c, 2 Ga9en, @slfbtcrn,
pfua GultipatCr, sBal,s, 0reibmaltbns 1uno pfsre
rc9euolt. cine Suttermoibins, .@inbmubls, Strob.
tnnt. patCnt Truhiredbcn, !prulcitcrn uno Stbsmst
Sktfs uno Qfu9s. Baa9cn, Sperrs uno SdfsNet'
ten. 6ettSnfrtu9i. bsut uno Niit:gatsln, 5rutbt'
ref, GrosicuISu, @tttrr uuo Rettlorcn, Sifhe uno
5tdbte. Drobr, SRitbihrouf, Slacbsbebeln, cine ect
Shrsincracfcbirr, = piitclcn. Gin 1e9en uno Satts
tuh. uno lcnIt ucb uirIe artitsl gu umtdnolttb sa
melcen. . ......f ......-- ...... ......
Die @sNin8an9cn am 9srtaufStaSs uno aufmor'
tun9 pen .r. mn. -. r..... ...
99iIip Sdmpsrr.
Scbruor 10. .. ...aa r nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-24
Seerctdrs 9eridt ppn 1857.

NFIIEENEV ~~NEVEVF UUH IOVEs ~
Der, In 9fehnung MT
Der ,,9e6a Gauntp esSrnIetisen GsWr'gSfrHde
srunss.@rlsaf6aft."
- Or. N a
Dee. 81, 1857. BaresIo in Sdnosn rom
lcetsn Sabr $50 10
"IssoiS sesoSit !" "'" W" D'"" ''"''' "N u 90 q
8arssrr sn,pfauscu an SO pclisen, srbab - .r...
,,n rsno SSs DSn lief Isstsn Sabs ''S's ~" AIS 70
n.
S4S3 90
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-24
Aferb1uzGe e6nnn9.
u. 8. 81 cninser S6ubmriifrr, in
Jte6nuns NIT Der Gc9a Salnt9 af<
erbau-0eIeaI9aft fiir's Sabr 1856.

Nr.
z,krnor 8 giron, rom lsetcn sobr 50 70
S@rrif / 0nfsibe pcn oru, osuinoer 500 90
" %. 8cnt pcn 9. Brintsr BO OO
Mai I3. @mpf,nssn pen ). aSsapSr fdr
rar ct,s Spirosf MON nsrGhieo. l,crfcrcn A 25
99n,i D gisrontc her alIrutaun 9onf 497 II
Sgr 6ndt7er etolIs in Der Y(umsu. .Soir 20 50
S5r EIirnsrfgbofr an Der 10. bc. 46 90
Civ C;nIo6 an lar ee. DO. $50 IS
en- en-. S,f,,m,n nrrtouft an Der DO. 90. 80 So
S,Ii Csins 2fnIcibs pcn 6. bsuinaCr 500 90
Sir Sutergbsn -. 81 ~
gcrt[mtsr l6. Sdr Gin budittr StuII 10 90
Kit . pertauftt Stalcn &tdCts w
Sst. g. G5liCoerlbaft an Der idbrt. Satr !sO W.
6udtcr StoIs l29 w
Stltrratcrum pdbrsno Der 5air 90 03
SGr GinloB on esritIbrn l15 . %
@stlhtcrn psrtautt 10 % oo
Sin SiCrsc pCrtduft 800 90 80
Pcp. III. @cm Gounty Sdaemstfsr Iuu. w w
"a. Cf;cSe,Shoet - . 2SS 90
tSS;nfoC am sSrcss.csruno @ "a. 81
San. %, 1857. Sur 6360 9unesrt SEu %
psrtauft .. % w
. " IS. .494 %
5struar 8. Sitans in paucen S5l6 q
Gr.
"S's Ssuro =, '4po; Iir oorwoar,n tasr w. '' $40 Al
2arbrr. Mcuu9 u. Sc. fir &c. II
lWrit3 Z. Groniau, 9Ic9uuu9W aucum u,
| Gbortts Setter fir 90. nn l "
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-24
SefentliCbe genbu.

9tuf Samltas6 brn 6. MdrI ndAitenS,
UNI II libr NNitass, lcncn om 6aufe oes rertcrte:
men Sctcmcn 98eaper lcetbiu ron Der
Sact aHcutaun, eedba 9ountr, fctSsnoe artifei auf
SfcntIihcr &suou pertault nerreu, ndmlieb: -
Gin Sttrttar, Slide. Srblsn DIN. ;psi arcfe
une bsrrlihr paten, eerairs geaassn, 100 5dds.
8utterfa6, Grcb, bcu, GrunNteerEn. 1000 Su6
ocmlrtt 8carps, QRoiyen: Soameu i'm @runoc, iamnit
elmer arcFrn @trfbicosnbsit onetrer arttt iu unis
fdntlih Su mclotn. "
Die sseinsun9en am @sytaufstuSc unO aufpar;
SpIrp1 @eaSer, &pm'pr.
Tctruor TO. fs1' ''.t @ uaeG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-24

amcs @ttn9rr fit NQuhts Dicnifs 75 90
g. Stnftermadbcr uno Sobn fit 6ofsr Is 90
amcs @ttinacr Gin gBafsrtrra ,u linirea s rs
Scbn g. 8rauEc, geafFsrrent #.Eau 10 90
Scbn SrcB fir Mslihtcru srrrs w.-s 20 50
Barter, gcun9 u. Co., partrpoaren @ 60
.. uno Z. S&9er. far Sr. Il 81
Scr. 3. pree, 9aniet, @auelsr uub &C.,
9aubclj F F....- ID 81
Dec 6. g. IN. Srerttr unp &C., Saubcl, Is 06
Irdmieu Sctbnun9en .a 435 y
Drudsr;8iHs -.......---. 1S3 10
@crfbiebcne lusooben rpkbreno Der Eor 1903 4l
sanuar 26, 1855. Daniel Ectbt a(s Sar 3 30
scIbua Gt6bler, Sttrst6rs GScbalt 25 90
y. s.. 8snn9er SbasmCifters Ssbalt % 90
Saar in paRo "f..'Ai# sfa uI 1l73 70
....ss.... S4.691 26
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-24
SefentliCDe Senbu.

9tuf 6rritagS ben 26itrn Scbruar,
nG6lsnt, um 10 lltr Sprmttass, IcGca am Sau.
ic pss pcrRcrtcncn George 8rselp lebtbiu
pcn gttrr. Macuneie 5duni6tp qr6a Gountp,
fOIarnOe artitcl auf tffcntIi4er SrnNu pertauft
wsrreu, nGmlid
8icr quite Sdoffpfrr0r, 4 1ildtiiGc, 2 gtdd
iunsss Sjct, Z Sdpeinc. 2 8weisduIs gBdscn,
Gin cinsduIe g9a9cn, Spa,ierrnsen, Y1iiee, 2
Gasen. DrcIdmai6ne neunb YfcrpcSrpalt, Elm pcll.
itGnotsro SGmiepsei6rr, S6Irtfiiein, einc Srtt
StdHbrc6sr 'Gsldiu, 8irscl teim 6unbert, Saa'
mrn auf rem 6etre, Sru unb Strcb, Yfereese'
ittrr, Sprrrtetten, S!iitfrttrn, @rmobcGen teim
8uidd, Better unb Sctttapsn, Glide, Stibte.
Giitcn. &rIIri, 3uter, Stirnrr unp Ionlt nod cine
Nrrfc &rrlGicctnbct bon l6aus' unp Sausrn9e'
ritbfhaftcn Su weitIIuftiS gu meIccn.
DIE Stcn0unsea am Sertauftta9e unb guf.
partunS pon
... Cornelius TrBrls,
a. Stcpbrn SSrBcls,
#.a e.m"E apminilratpren.
5etrunr 3. -u.. nabS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-24
ID. p. Subsr. go,,,,,,.,..,
=. !. 2aftian, ~

S6asmriifers Srridt BON 1857.
5irauS. S6anb. In Re&nSns nit tsr
,,es&d GauntY ssssnlsitissu Gsust gerFder-
unas.GjeIelId,aft. ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-24

5etruar 8.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-24
Gpn irbr lAasbarem IieNcnoem 81

10. 0.-OINe Nhprrc EHffc N)rUnp,
selcgen otcidfaas In tcr gRalnuBRroGc; ardn,
3rnp Bali6 an cine TTrntti6e 20 SUP @lcy,
nErpliH an cine arbcrt Nucy, neillitb an einr
9ctte ccs e. N. sEicrrr, tnp itipli6 an trIagte
Straee; cntbaltenr IN Grcnt an atnrtcCten Stra.
&c 20 5ub, uup in Der Sisfe $50 6u6.-Dmauf
In rrrtdtrt .a+a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-23


Mr. RANDOLPH proposed to amend. BY adding 8
clause authorizing the Sheriff Of Cooke county to
appoint an additional deputy, which was adopted.
Mr. BULLOCK proposed further to amend, BY ad-
ding clause authorizing the Clerk Of Madison
county to appoint on additional deputy, which vas
adopted
And, as thus amended, the bill passed the third
reading, and was ordered to be transmitted.
TRpI1EG
The Senates bill to regulate tipping and tipping
houses, &c, coming up-it was Fejected-yess 90,
nays 81.
N. AND O., AND h. c. RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.
The bill Is. 244) the Memphis and Charleston and
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad consolidation
bill coming up
Nv WHITE Of Hamilton, proposed to amend, by
adding a clause authorizing said Railroad Compa-
mics or either Of them or the junction Jasper and
Chattanooga Railroad Company, to construct
branch road to Jasper,-optional with the two for
mer roads-One third State aid
Mr. STOVALL proposed to amend, by adding;
provided said consolidated road shall not be emit
tied to more than $4,000 mile"
SEVERAL Voices. That's in the bill
Mr. JOHNSON demanded the previous question
the vote on the second resuliRg-yeas 10, nays 80
so the House refused 10 sustain the demand
Mr. NEWMAN proposed 70 amend by way Of sub
stitute-adding repeal Of all laws granting State
aid to these roads north Of the Tennessee river:
which was laid on the table.
Mr. BEALE moved 10 amend the amendment BY
striking out 'One-third, and inserting $50 900
mile" which was rejected.
Mr. ESTES proposed an amendment in lieu: That
so soon as this act goes into effect the junction
Jaspar, and Charleston Railroad charter, and all
State aid on the north side Of the river be and the
same is hereby repealed; which was rejected.
Mr.. THOMPSON moved to lay Mr. WHITE Of Ham
Iton's amendment on the table-the vote resulting,
yeas 80, nays %; so the amendment vas laid on
the table
Mr. BEALE moved a reconsideration.
Mr. THOMPSON moved to lay that motion on the
table-the vote resulting-yeas "A, nays 81 so the
House refused to lay it the table, and then the
vote was reoonsidered, and the question required
again.
Mr. WHITE of Hamilton, now accepted the prop
OsitiOn of Mr. BEALE, $4,000 a mile instead
Of one third State aid and thereupon the vote re.
sulted-yeas %, nays % so the amendment was re-
jected.
Mr.. STOFALL now pressed his amendment.
But the previous question, cut off amendments
and forced the main question, viz: yeas IS, nays
20 the bill passed the third and last reading in
the House Of Representatives
Mr. ROWLES moved to be reconsider, and to lay
that motion the table; and the latter resolution
was agreed to.
The House then lat III o'clock adjourned till
tomorrow morning, at o'clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-23

STATE BANK AT MEuPHIs.-We learn by tele-
graphic dispatch received at this office yesterday,
that the Legislature has passed finally the bill es
tablishing branch Of the Bank Of Tennessee in
this city The ADus1I has from time 10 time express
ed its interest for the success Of this measure con
fden that as long as the State Bank was continued
it was of the highest moment that il should have
representative in the most important city lin a COM
mercal sense, at least in the State And now that
a branch has been established in Memphis, we can
nv repeat What we have often said that il will be
found eminently advantageous to the parent Bank,
and contribute to the transaction Of our large and
increasing business In this connection It is proper
10 state that we are mainly indebted for the passage
of the bill to the well directed eKeTions Of the dele
cation from Shelby county Messrs. Walker, Dunlap,
and King. who in this and other respects, have not
forgotten the interests Of their cOnstituens,-As.
Appeal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-23
the BANNER AND THE PATRIOT

If the Banner and the Patriot will reconcile their
own differences on the Kansas question and harmon
ize the positions Of John Bell and F. K ZollicoiFer
they will do a very patriotic set The vital inter
ests Of the South are endangeredby divisions
If they will only enter earnestly upon this subject
they will find its importance so vast that they will
have neither the time nor the disposition to trouble
themselves about disagreements among democrats
on the best way Of managing banks Papers which
have discussed the PrOpriety Of ignoring the
slavery question as party test can certainly allow
others to differ on the subject Of banks.
Think of L. ueirkhOrsl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-23
JOHN G. sane, ESQ.

This gentleman will read his celebrated poem,
Tie Wory HING" tonight at the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, on Summer street.
Mr.. SAKE read his poem, Yankee Land last
night. Although the rain poured down in torrents,
the house was nearly full. This was high cOmpli-
meat to Mr.. SANE's reputation, which had preceded
him. lie has now an acquaintance which will I'll
the house while be remains if the manifestations Of
delight so unmistakable last night may be taken
as evidence.
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NIGHT SESSION.
The House concurred in the Senates amendments
to the General Appropriation Bill amended 50 as 10
give discretion TO the officers Of the House Of Re.
presentatives accept refuse their holidays per
diem.
PRINCIPAL CLERK.
On motion, by Mr. DUNLAP, Mr.. R. B. CHEAT
HAN, Assistant Clerk, was unanimously appointed
principal Clerk, for the remainder Of the session.
SENATE BILLS.
The bill Is. 2O9) authorizing Robert Aliens
road, was passed the third reading
The bill Is. l04) TO amend the trust deed law
wa' amended and rejected.
The bin IS. l29) TO protect stock from Nilksick,
was passed The iL.rd reading-yeas 81, nays 2.
COUNTY COURT JURIsDICr-ox
The bill Is. ~ removing County Jurisdiction, in
regard to partition aud sale of land and registry,
coming up
Mr. BEALE proposed to amend, by adding, "Pro.
vided nothing herein contained shall be so construed
as to affect tbe jurisdiction Of County Judges, where
such Offices exist which was laid on the table
After debate on the merits Of the bill, Mr. POLK
objecting, and Mr. DAVIDSON, MIR BULLOCK, MIR
TURNER Of Sumner, and Mr. ROWLES support
ing the bill
Mr DAVE proposed to amend, By adding a
clause, amendstOry Of the act Of 1856 CD. L. so
to require trustees to make settlement with the
County Court, within two months after executing
said trust, &c, which was rejected and then, un-
der the force Of the previous question: the bill va
rejected-yeas 25, nays 80.
The bill Is. $50 directing the Secretary Of State
to furnish Reports and Statutes the Clerks Of the
Supreme Courts, and to the Clerks and. Masters
Mr. TURNER Of Sumner moved to strike out Clerks
and Masters, which was agreed to and then, on
motion by Bullock, the bill was laid on the table.
CUMBERLAND.
The Senate bill to authorize the Sheriff Of Cum
bsrlsnd county to appoint deputy, coming up
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TIE MCDONoUCH EsrArE.-IhcN New Orleans Plea
yune publishes the decision of the supreme Court
Of Louisiana, sustaining the decree Of the lower
court fora partition Of the property of the NcDou5ugb
estate between the cities Of New Orleans and BALI
more. This we presume, closes the litigation over
this large estate. The PiCayuue remarks:
The importance Of this decision will readily be
estimated by those who are aware of The extent Of
the property: the influence its sale viii have upon
the growth and improvement Of New Orleans, and
the means the proceeds will give both the Crescent
and the Monumental city for most valuable and nee
essary works that may contribute 10 wealth, business
and progress. The property passing into the hands
Of individuals, will speedily be made productive,
and some portions of 50 become the seats Of bust
ness activity. Even the LGgauts, we believe will
largely benefited by this disposition Of the be-
quests.
The Bulletin in announcing the decision adds;
The Judgment Of the lover court, relative TO the
interest of the COLONIZATION Society and the Society
Tor the Relief Of Destitute Orphans, has been con
frmed.
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TRUNCHNENT.-AccOrding 10 the report Of
Mr.. Davis, Chairman Of the Senate Committee Of
internal improvements, and which will be published
IN the proceedings, the amount Of State aid saved
by the present Legislature by cutting of and from
railroad companies that have not commenced work.
and by consolidating other companies, amounts to
S, 46O, 500.