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HG- The Louisville Courier denies the report that
the Mayor and Aldermen of that city have taken
100000 of stock in the Memphis branch of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad The Courier
says
Gov. Helms statement that the ordinance had
actually been passed by the General Council. we
are graiihed to learn, is mere assumption Such
an ordinance was inucdueed into the Common
Council and huuiedly and iaconsideratelv passed
By that Board, hut il VS. not acted upon. by the
Board Of Aldermen. a. all, aud, we feel assured,
when its eject is well considered II will be unani-
mousy rejected by thN, Beard AID if it should not
be defeated by the Aldermen, VII most sssursdly
be voted down by the people
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WKTE want % 900 bushels new Rad Wheat also q o bbs
new White Wheat, to be delivered as early as possible r
which We wiz the highest market price. This Wtt g 10 an
an order, and Instructions buy without limit 10 price,
lNn,1Vu III. S. FRENCH & son.
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NTOEICEsssWhere the Legislature Of Tennessee az its
last session. passed Act making it the duty
SHERIFF. Of said State to and hold election each pre-
cnct In their respective countless in order ascertain the
Of the people to whether convention shall
'anend TeVise form Consstuon Sate
l. W. W. Davidson, Sheriff Of Benton county, hereby give
Of said county that will on the Is Thurs
day Of September open hold election various
precincts said county for the purpose taking
eiTen under ny hand At Ocs Ibis 2h day Of Ma5 1865.
". v. DAVIDSON,
luneii-H2m Sheriff Of Benton county.
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HIGH MILLINERY Az GREAT SACRIFICE
~ tancY Eo9ns', Enl5roderies, and Fancy Goods -
u y a. Copsand half price t. Close Sumner Stock
NOV Ladies your time has yourselves vonr
own prices as we must Close out Summer Goods ~ e ~
Suy Likewise as this is for selling Fanr 5s
e sll sen regardless q cost; Consisting psrsols l ieh
Dresses and Fancy articles, &c 9sf7' s'-'i 49,
hlen lul trimmed Imperial Chip Bonasts sl2vorh s95
20 @ htite Fancy Willow, frouI q5to efs-o.sb 40
60 ShsAp and slk, from IS to 81 worth SO
90 90 faTis Blond Lace, from IS % e. 50 vob q10
do do 50 Little injured, from 81 50 10 g
50l Misses and Childen's Brown White Blooer IA ~
cheap. - -fH''
SETS Of Collars and Sleeves OF 8IaIies work 81 - worth
10 40 90 dackOnet Work, 81 worth a.
yaekonet and Worked Muslin Sleeves from 60 10 A g b -
keh Lace Handks7chisfs Linen CsmFc Ceusrs e. worth so
large k q worked bands AZ half price. Rich Black BsI
eeEls ron DC to y a worth double. SIX Parasos frol
&c y - = Fans q superior quality from sc to 81 "a
youuF e Molair and retiring caps chegp Rcb
tioFsIs and Bridal Flowers and ses SursrioF eual' - -
tracts az e worth 1Se Nov ladies come and get rest ia,
s We are determined 70 oa ont At almost any price a. " r.
en- sis ms season 70 daa exclusively In Millinery Goods Anv
Hno Of COOS Money taken for goods these prices
Il. WISE, Agent,
ParssR Millinery Bazaar.
lunelO No 20 Union street, door to ssafs Bank
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FRESH ARRTVATS-
yh1DkB EhlLZELL now openng vel s.isetes stt
- % Boots and shoes, suitable season. ana ~ - core
respond WIZ me times Consisting in part Of
tents hne Calf Boots and Callers,
!. . Eass6t Leather =. and Oxford Ties,
: Cl0th and Lasting Caters
Calf and Patens Leather strap Shoe
Ladies 9aiisrs, plain, With and without heels
Zine Toilet Slippers
White Kid and Satin Slippers
49,
Kid Buszins with and without teeIz
Misses Caters and Slippers With aud Eitbout heets
Kid Boots. q &
Chidrens Shoes Of every variety
Boy and Youths Shoes OF every variety
Ot ne above have something very nice for MAY nav A.
servants SHOES and pegged work Of an kinda 80
Call at No. q Public square.
aprl30 sNYnna 4 rRTzzrrr
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~ HtNDRED DoLLARs REWARD.
hy me doFernor
J. e. R. RAY, Secretary Of State

hDEs4kABAE EAk8E FOX SALE,s-We are
oleIng or sale that beautiful and we'll improved con
1nE 30 acres, fronting the Gaatn Turnpike and within sight
q 8 LoS.Ylile and Nashville Raroad, hrss half miles
nun Nashville. This place IN Of the very best neighhor
9o1A n ne STATE The improvements consist Of commo
House. good Servants Rooms, Kitchen, Carriage
House. Stables, and two excellent springs an under Substantial
enclosure BRANsFORD. NcWHTRTFR 4 m
g1leIz-Im No, }, Inn Block.
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WTAATEDs-sA smart active colgres f fror, rusivs d
~ fourteen years old Inquire az tue soaien Coiusra,
ColiesSl eet8eed ne houra Of A. n, Eas 81. 81.
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A. ne afai Or foEr volumes uhisa win embrace n o
Penoaoi ne Ansriean Revolution from the Blockade or
so'sen 10 tas Trsisg Of Peace az lri In I7s and cons
iana n gfsa desrss from msuussrtps ana ua7ubl.hs
aiee' ss asloJ q lhs cation durnzt dras poion3r
" sseae 7''ioa including ne Block a Bos.os Har
~ tos s'a'rai osgaahitiou ne slunlsg the sero,
x We Chalss o. halsaehassis ne resistance of he ps,
po o. Aa''ashassl spidf Of ne sou.h Tie Congress
= 't 'as progress Of measures 10 Eoglsnd France "a
sAhafs NO taiiial o. Lszissoa and Concord the s-a
% Boston TIE ooagress Of ms he choice Of s,hins
= OonnAaasf'iA Chief ths BaLiia OF Bunke1 SIN, de-
As mere EAi do1hieas Be sFsa dsmaaa for t history
oiths koVoutioni iadsp3u ogIae prscsdr voumes
a' Wos1' he's ouf volumes viii also bo published ,epa,
i-lsiy, g ne American Rsyoialiaa7 Vols, l. IT, IfTf
with tils page and bindizg %. e0rrassond
Aa' Palaa'Ii iAEas tas ansatiou Of ths rsnde Or ts
presses soiqEe q Mr. Rlhosoas usssrg or,as eai.sd
states e Ss ala 81 Voamal Of ths WORK .tha sstDub
"a merits q vsish haEe been gra.sfally aells.i s
his eoEnltJnsn.'s Fer sale b. p
w. q. Berry & CO.
Pebble saaaFo.
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BONNETsl RONNETsIl RONNFTSTTI

! HONINEl'S AoNNEFS y BONNETSgII
g sa q
/ AT TIE NEW YORK MILLINERY EMPORIUM
- UzGZOF SEREEE
M rs DOYLE begs leave % inform her numerous en-.
w toners in tie city SD throughout lie STATES 81 Te
and Alabama. that she has Kew Yor ~ ~
received her Spring Imp0rtations Tor 1850, q
/ FRENCH PATTERN B0NNETS AND MILLINERY lGOODs.
Consisting In part, Is f0l0Ws-l000 French Pattern RoBprs
500 Lsghorn Boomers and Chidrsns Hats ricfy triei 8
Head Dresses new styles $50 boxes French Flowers, Bridal
Equipments and Head Ornaments 800 pieces bonnet gb d
belt Rhhonss with large stock Of Embroidera Cls siee
Sets Chdrens Waists Robes, Bands Edgngs, Insertions
Mantlas
II ? Country AIiiners supplied with Pattern Rs,Dst -,
every article appertaining 10 the business.
Every description Of Bonnets and Cents Hats baoh5 n5
trimmed N mrs. D. own peculiar VIE slpiug for Braiing
anu -I--s eo-,- apri3
NASHVILLE FEWALE ACADEMY.
.tN4hf Annual Exhibition Monday TUESDAY as
III Wednesday, june i4th, 18th aud 18th Eysri- win 80
msnee each day At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and o'clock p NJ
Music Reading hV Of
Diplomas granted Wednesday morning. W
all these occasions = I'm y"
iHnsle2t O.D.ELLTOTT.
H. NOTICE. ~ Ut
1--WE subscriber Trustee sar WilIsn stewart sd st
IL OHen isnow elo1g up 5eir business, aud oe Tor -
aWell assorted CooSfng eating Wo5 ~ r1rs
GkAIhs, SCALES, MARBLEIKED WkNFERs a. TTV
WAKE, Of al kinds, which will soi1 low Tor casb sn 1,
promIt dealers on the usual Tina
ne Will sell out on reasonable any one dasirons f
going INTO syeh business. The good one shoD ne
Pc. alael 10 me cityFell supplied with tools and n,ara
n b-Ihose indebted 70 Wm stewart, or Stewart a o.,
must get ready to Thozs having claims agst eher ~
said firms, will please them or couisg ifb ~ fSr-f
may e pau IN ueir order G.. B. GOODWIN, Erastea
!onet-S@ No u, Alartat street.
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Ii u n a CO.
80 barrels Crushed Sugar for sale by DILLON : CO.
-o,.-,- Is College street..
GO, Is College street.
.o,.-, Is College street
so barrels Crushed Sugar or by DILLON co,
Is Colkgasaeet.
so barrels Crushed Sugar for sale by DILLON 4 CO..
S---- Wv IS College street
so boxes Ginger Wine for sale BY DILLON 4 Co.
50 boxes Ginger Wine for sale by DILLON a co.
80 boxes Ginger Wine for sale BY DILLON co.
so boxes Ginger Wine for sale BY DILLON a co.
SO boxes Ginger Wine fSE sale By DILLON & CO.
so boxes Ginger Wine for sale BY DILLON 4 co.
80 boxes Ginger Wine for sale by DILLON & co.
loneo-a Is College street.
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SALE Ar AUCTION,
u. 8. FIR ENCH q SON,
TUESDAY June 18th, viii eHer at public sale, for
"a saas sugar. 40 boxes quart 4 pint tasks;
uss' ,s2Hei - do star Candles:
sSSI oL7 IIsAyi 100 10 snith, Guthrie & Co.
- Sess "a, 81 Rar s cp;
~ boxes Hare Va. Tobacco; 100000 Csrs vsro,s t.
~ ao1. Conge various sizes 500 Wrapping Payer:
with va5ie,,s g. 1000 sacks Pine salt;
juneI3 u Z ppv,rcr, q ,c,,
bOSEuNEN4HsNEs-- We regrs that ~ ar ,oDe "A .,
~ pos pone me large ses of Rich Plated Ware Ter bs
eu some dely 10 want Of proper commission in he sbg
~ soon a. we have reliane Ye reference Ia ~ cer
- -l Aiee Iqlee through our daily joRruas our
\. B,-Our sale q Reb Orealal and TtaIian st9ti m
oe Aug take place % TueJ the 18th sur he 9
are y store and al be ready Tor exhibition on Monday noon
gsl2 BIS
N0R SALE--On very liberal TERMS first rate one horse
" Family hgcaFRsit viii be found the Sun and Ifv-
Stable Desdercc slreet Also desirable Iot ~ Febi5
furniture Bedest, TaA Sofas Bursls Chairs Washstad
* Inquire Of the undersigned Methodist Publishing
19l-S, lel4-l5lW-l Z. STEVENSON.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,
SHAN g. ARRIs Governor State Of Tennessee: To
been mste known % ne, that certain FN.W. BURFoNScharr
Cd Hih having committed the offence eubazl6re and ~
hed from justice and is now running at large:
hoE fherso Isam g. Harris Governor, as Aforesaid BY
virtue Of the power and authority in vested DO hereby or
reward Of $500 70 person parsons may sDpreepd
ne SAID T. y n; Burton aqd deliver him Sheriff or Jaor
% 9aF county Of Davidson, in order that justice behalf
In testimony whereof hayp hsraunto oat M, h.rs -
h caused the great seal Of the TO Be a6xd al Nsb
L , VllsI the Sist dag Of Nay, 1853.
IsHAN G. HARRIS
J. T. r. Ray. Secretary of
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1 As PUBLIC Square
/ a htt.sS g BIS friends and she trs5s III. So.
~ ,-sa,a o. arandica, Chs R1ras Pore $780,
ir-is- s7sg hlought Nashville, eonsiflsg sf - -
COGNAC HRANDrEs.
80, Robins 4 Co.'S Psls, IA X Z ,s5 = 60,
Si, DaHuy 4 Co.'s DO AZ e
fsl7 $500 ii1e Chl11pagne, IN 4 pipes only.
-l- -'i'is Asie, IN - Z and 3 pipes
go, "A ROCHELLE RBANBFFs.
800 s,..o--ns Pale aza DARK, in X pipes
49, 90 do do a.
''sneis, DARK, 10 - X and X pipes
HOLLAND. GINS.
siedor sevon, in pipes;
eH.Pe Leaf IN g pipes
Aasaors IN pipes.
RUNS.
ssnsieas very old;
81 oroix New Crop.
WINES.
Golden Cluster Madeira.
PURE uice Old Oporto Port;
Burgundy Portsi
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet
CHAMInAGNES,
aaries Hedsick. quarts and nipt,.
Irene Of sHiezy, quarts and pinis:
Grown Brand, ~ - f-'i
Lyon do A.
CLARETs.
~ boxes assorted,
,A.-OMAIIC SCEIIEDAEF SlsFFnT zu,-.e
49, oehs quarts and pints This article IS uif,s- - s,e
oinapps offered In the United States ~ - - -
a'9inal properties, has not is equal. - ~
.os purchasing elsewhere and examine s ,s,s.l,,
--,l-el * Faohe square, a B. ,. Shields tjanei0l
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our Tennessee exchanges generally are dissussipg
with much interest the subject Of Re liability q
the State for the payment Of the notes Of the
Exohanea Bank For The information Of our read
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- g hls friends and hs trade, The is.....s
tteiana o. 8randics, Glns. Rnrss psrI- M
issis- ss1 s'sF hr0aghi 3 Nashville consisting II as 81
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sSrTbe Eork Of renewing our ONCE haa oeca

SUNDAY moRNIsG, IUNE -, 1883.
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FHE PUBLIC PRNTER GoNE 0FT.-The exodus Of
stedman, the public printer, after the alleged dis-
posa Of his contract has created q sensation among
numerous parties holding contingent interests. L
said that his obligations to the lobby fer aid in
his election as printer exceeded the whole amount
which he received for hiE contrast By 8 large
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nra. The Committee Of Ways and Means yester-
day agreed to an amendment allowing Collins $780,
600 for back pay refused by the late administration
for non ful6lment Of contract and failure to per-
form the required service.
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JUDICIAL ELECTION.
LATEST FROM KANSAS.

The st. Louis Leader, Of the 9th, learns from g
gentleman who arrived in that city from Kansas the
previous evening, that Lane has issued proclama-
ton callingtogether the Free-State militia to march
upon and attack Weston, No. It is supposed that
he really will not be insane enough to attempt TO
carry his threats into execution but that the pro-
clamation covers some secret design.
We learn from the same authority, that at Free
State meeting in LeavenwOrth, the TOpekaites and
anti-TOpekaites, quarrelled, concerning the pol
icy to be pursued and the meeting nearly termina-
ted ina TREE fight. Two sets Of candidates have
been nominated to the Constitutional Convention by
the Free State men. The Democratic party will not
make any nominations as they do not recognize the
necessity or legality Of any such convention They
take the position that the LecOmpton Constitution
when passed, by provision contained in 1t, will
supersede all the acts Of this present Legislature
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Mr. Speaker, the complaint Of cur felloW-eiIizens
is not as to quantity Of bankissues-butas to quality
BIZ almost universal consent, It is agreed, that
over issues Of bank promises to pay is the Of
our present difficulties Il is so stated by President
Buchanan, andnO bis party has taken issue with him;
and yet we propose BY this bill add to the paper
promises to pay" What the wants Of trade ard
commerce really require is certainty, security aud
convertibility instead of quantity Our duty is to
furnish the first and not the last The experience Of
the past is with the living nresent, wholesome
lesson. 10 govern and control the future. In that
lesson, we are now taught that swapping Of indebt
edness from Tom and Dick, TO Harry don't pay the
original debt
manner? Banks of credit do not furnish relief-bUt
banks of labor do. 1t is emPhaticaly a bank Of
credit we propose to opsrate with for relief For
relief the people in the aggregate goin debt 81 ,25O
OOO-thst for relief they may individually 60 IN
debt 81, 100000 This is the present bill IN nut
she'll
I have already said, Mr.. Speaker, that in my
opinion the reel want Of our people is not abund
ant but a safe currency. Establish confidence in
the currency Of your country, and you give life TO
trade and commerce. Make your paper issues
the representative and not thesubstiute for money
you will open anew the energies and resources Of
your people Tennessee does not require an increase
of banking capital. A producing people, as we are
need but little Of such facilities; without the aid Of
banks to the non producer, the producer has st all
times the advantage The inevitable laws Of nature
and trade putsthe nonprOducer at the mercy Of the
producer. But yei, sir, by means Of your Presen
banking system, these laws are reversed IN great
measure Look, to the last few weeks, notwith-
standing the condition of your banks, there has
been a revival in business? and why, because, the
cotton, the wheat the tobacco, and bacon you had,
being demanded by the wants Of the world-they
have been forced to come to you for relief Without
further illustrating this argument. permit me, Mr.
Speaker in concluding to ask gentlemen not longer
TO maintain the revered orderot nature and trade.
Mr. Speaker, have hurriedly given my reasons
for opposing this bill In my opposition TO it,
have felt that l was dschargng faithfully the
pledges made my constituents, that was main
tanning what believe to be correct principles of
government, and that was endeavoring to preserve
the credit Of my State, and serve the best interests
of the whole people. The bill therefore cannot
receive my support notwithstanding its plausible
title and the speoiOus arguments brought to bear
in its fI8or.
mir DAVIS follows.
Mr. Speaker BURCH (Nir Harris still in the Chair
next obtained the floor, but gave way for a motion
to adjourn;
And the Senate took recess till Z o'clock, P. N.
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VIRGINIA.

The Constitutional term Of the legislature os Yir-
giuia expired on Saturday night last, but there
we're many measures Of public interest which had
been brought to the consideration Of the Legislature,
and which that body had failed to enact into laws,
Gov. WISE called an extra session. The Governor
was in the representative hall at the time his pro-
clamaton re-cOnyening the legislature was read and
in response to frequent calls for him to speak, he
got up and addressed the legislators in a sPiried
speech in justification of his call for extra session
The DispateE says the speech chad the finest effect
and was applauded to the very echo. The spirit
that seemed to prevail after its delivery on every
hand, was that Of good humOr and harmony, aud we
trust that good viii result to the State from the IA
rorahIe infuences Of this eZLra0riinary event
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Frazer, Fulton, Cannon, Golladay, Griffith, Ham
iltOn, Ivie, Kendriek Keeney, King, Lackey, Lloyd,
Nancy, Polk, Randolph, RenshaW, Richardson, Ro-
berts, R1Wles, Sanders, Seuter Smart, Stanton,
StOval, Summers, Turner Of Roane, White Of H
White Of Knox, and Vaughn-45
Aays.--Messrs. Bentley, Blackburn, Bradford,
Cautreli, Estes, Harvey, Holmes, Lamb, Low, Nick
ley, Newman, ROulstOn, Rose, St. John, Schmittou,
Turner OF Sumner, Williams, Wilson, Wood, and
Speaker DOnelson-20
$50 the bill as amended was passed the third and
last reading and on motion by Mr. POLK, it was
ordered to be Immediately transferred to the Senate
FREE BANK PAPER
The bill III R. $780, TO diminish free bank paper,
coming up as the special order
Mr. WHITE, of Hamilton, proposed to amend, by
way of substitute-re-chartering the Union and
Planters Banks to run Is years, with present re-
stricton limitations, &c said banks at the option
Of the Bank Of Tennessee to purchase the State 8
stock therein; and pay annual bonus Of SO 900
for Common Schools, &c, adding three branches Of
the Bank of America.
Mr. POLK moved to postpone and make the bill
the special order for tomorrow, and to print
The SPEAKER ruled the bill in lieu 20 be out Of
order 1t would wholly supercede the design Of the
original bill.
Dir WHITE, Of Hamilton, argued that the amend
ment was germane and legitimate.
Mr. RICHARDSON gave his opinion to the same
effect
The SPEAKER adhered to the decision that the
proposition could not be in order as an amendment
Mr. POLK. Il would certainly be in order as a bill
in lieu.
Mr. THOMPSON sustained the chair.
The House at this point, took recess till
o'clock p. N.
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IN CHANCERY AT CARTHAGE,

w case Of John W. WO0tsOuaLd al John Ne DOugaI
and al; I ordered tna pabicA on be made thirty
DAYS in the Union and American, John uOursI hat
be appear a. the Court House in TIE Of Carthage
Tennessee The second Monday August DsHt and
there 10 plead, answer demuT 70 compaiuauLs bill and
smeadsd BIDS and in default lheTe5f he will be
Ken fr confessed and set Tor hearing pars him.
mar l3-W4t PRS fee 50 A. MOORE, Y. q N.
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In Cnancery at Carthago--March Rules,

VIM. lancaster and al John r. G0rdOH and al.
ON motion, and appearing TO he Cers ami Master or
J sad Court that John n. Gordon is non resident Of
this STATE; T. hsrsupon ordered that publ be made
Tor kiry DAYS in the Union and American fT defendant
obu T. Gordon. to appear the Court House the
of CRrhaza Tennessee, the second Monday august
mort then and there plead answer uemur 10
nsinant's pill and IN default thereof the said bill will be
taken r con ased amp set Tor heauuZ parts him
mar I3-WtJ prs fee 50 A. MOORE, e.. & D..
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IN SENATE:
FRADAY, March, u, 1858.

BLIND sCHOOL-PEEITENTIARY.
On motion by MIR JONES, Senate took up House
bill spproprialing $4,000 to the Blind School
Mr. GOFF offered an amendment to appropriate
$4,000 for the purpose Of purchasing ground apon
which to erect a new Penitentisry. Rejected
Mr. GOFF offered an amendment appropriatiuE
S25O00 for the purpose Of enlaTgng aud improv-
ing the present Peniteutiary establishment.
Mr. AIUNDAI offered an amendment in lieu Of the
amendment of Mr. Golf, as follows That a Joint
Committee Of five be appointed by the Speaker of the
Sena e, and three by the Speaker Of the House of
Representatives. to examine the marble uusrries
Of hast Tennessee aud report TO the next General
Assembly whether It is to the interest of the State
to sell the present Penitentiary buildings and TO
change the LABOR Of its convcts TO the quarrying and
dressing Of marble; they will likewise examine the
propris'y Of said couvicts being engaged in manu-
featuring rar1ad iron; said Committee will report
all other facts necessary fully inform the Legs-
lsture Of the expense Of the contemplated change.
Adopted.
Blr HILL moved to amend by adding, that the
Governor be empowered to draw on the Treasury to
amount not exceeding $4,000 for the purpose
Of making the necessary repairs or extension Of the
Penitentiary. Adopted; and the bill passed the
! second reading.
THE BANKS
Mr. WELCKER'S bill to authorize the State taxes
to be collected in deprecated Free Bank notes, and
for other purposes, passed the third reading; yeas
II, nays 9.
Mr. GO0DPASTURE entered motion to recon
slider.
WOOL GROWING.
Mr. BROWNS bill to protect wool growing, Ito
punish with fine for leaving down fenees) passed
the third reading.
ADJOURNMENT.
Mr. BULLEN moved to take up the resolution of
the House Of Representatives 20 adjourn die on
the 22i inst. The motion failed; yeas 8, nays u.
THE CODE.
The bill to provide for the printing of the Code,
passed the third reading Provides for the printing
of six thousand copies; two thousand to be sold by
the Secretary of State at So per volume the work
to be completed by August 18th; the RevisOrs to
receive $4,000, each for their services.
BLUFF CITY INSURANCE COMPANY.
Mr. WALKER called up the bill to incorporate
Bluff City Insurance Company; which passed the
third reading
Senate took recess until q p. m.
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TENNESSEl7 LEGISLATURE.
Z 4 E-EYENIEe SESSION.
THURSDAY, March II, 1858.
pEooeeded VI reading the Code.

Senate proceeded with reading the Code.
Mr. BULLEN moved TO strike out that part reCuir-
ing Revenue Collectors TO deposit in quarterly in
stallments the State tax in the Bank Of Tennessee
or Branches. Rejected.
Mr. GOFF moved to strike out $1,000 as the sala-
~ of the Comptroller and insert s., 1850 Adopted
and
Parts XXI and XIII passed the last reading
and ordered to be transmitted to the House Of
Representatives.
APPROPRIATION BILL.
The appropriation bill was taken up, and after be-
iDgamended, passed the third readiug-yeas II, NAYS
).
Senate then adjourned until 81 A. NJ to morrow