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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-26
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.

New 1hoater ct Le Claire Doll.
LEssEE AND MAxAoga. M RUMxY 1Ann1u.
An ELEGANT PROUCENIUM.
BEA U71FUL 6TOOK or SCENIRYf
new srAon AHD nBw eAalmv.
MONDAY Eveniss, SeDseobes ~.
winbs pre.eassd shskspssrs's rsssedy, in 81. e
X IN q RICH RD HI.
COAlO SOHG.................by0 0Y. q. PAnpDY
To conclude with the lAushabls Tsscs q ne
MAID WITH THE MILKING PAIL.
SAhNVE ~ cents.
II Tho box O6scs viii b opened ss 10 o'clecA.
when seats can b sccu I'd.
sepX5
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-26

SPoHlSG VILLAGE CIroRIsrEE TO MAKE A
CnIEr ,IrorlCK-LoTd Tenterdens early dcs-
tination was changed by disappointment
When he al d NJ Justice Richards were go
ing the Home Circuit, they visited the
thedral at Canterbury together. Richards
commended the voice of a singing man in
the choir "Ah!' said Lord Tenterden,
" that is the only man | ever envied -
When at school in this town, we We're can
didates for chorister's place. and he OBJ
tanned it,"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-26
cen. n. HURRELL,

A TrORNBY AND OOUNSRLLOR AT Law AND
n Ooum.s .ssioner OF Deeds for Connecticut, will
i've prompt and careful attention TO the coec ion Of
eiains conveyance of Real Estate, examn ng titles
IA III other kinds oflegal business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-26

The REV. DIR. CUNNING ON THE ATLANTIC
TELEGRAPu-The Rev. DR.. Cumming preach
cd oneSabbath evening from Revelation. on
the text, And there shall be no more sea. .
These words he applied by deduction TO the
recent happy accomplishment of the Allan
tic electric junction. The reverend orator
declared that he had been led to this exem-
pli6cation by passage in a newspaper ar
ticle, which said that henceforth there was
no Atlantic to separate the parent and the
child, but that the two Kindred countries
would recur to their ancient unity.-Lon
don Morning Chronicle.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-26
Chan. r. PUTNAM

A TTORNRY AND COU NSELIOR AT Law AMI
IA Notary Pnelic. Once, No. %. DAvsnports
Block, Main street aug29
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10

osins 10 the eoasiaasd Increase of
my Law business, I have no, tine 70
supervise the Publishing depart.
mcn. u tho STAR % fslly a. the
increased patronage Of the paper
demsnd', and ! therefore rrcrcss TO
cell m ln,eres, Of one-hif 10 the
SrsR to . good practical printer.
] wan. a man Thoroughly acquainted
with tho business Of publishing q
country newspaper. Ny terms are
Eve hundred dollars In cash on the
lst Of January, 1859, and the
balance in twelve months from tina,
date, with security. ! feel warranted
in saying tina. there is no. = better
paying paper in North Mississippi
than the Parola SrAR, and il ws
cen get the right sort Of a man, We
win cell him . great bargain.
y. s.-0ar exchanges viii please
notice the shove.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10

The mercury stood a, 81 degrees
this morning ct ] o'clock, while .
gentle ssos descended spou the
bosom Of noshes earth. Obstinate,
|ssdsn cloads have hung over Us for
. week psss.
The STAR appears rather blurred
and dim, this week, in consequence
Of our roller Il hard cssc,) posi-.
lively refusing to work in . esld
snap. This 10. . matter No can,
control, just nov. Wen hsvs . sev
one, next week. p
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10

As.s ''s'sa IL 80 s.s-s.
q rsvaa fsisep esd k<<a 4
<ktssa M%sssi1m Ak<<1
- s.wl.y
IDopHf hss $500 N )ssefA.
n u H. Ds...s ~ "a % -
alss = sHh ~ ksttis. ..
ali ~ al sxhs "a sl,s' #
Va bssn wesl+i slk
b aftin aesl h hsf ssaI. .sls.
toe ,lshy tsss tsss A.ps.Iy 81,
.'ulsi TO 1, ~ f,al ihs mos,sss
cess u fllsi vat /, ,Assu u
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spa es lassi Hksa sflafe=s
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as oil - t~ssss'ti seq tls
'ti'fbs, nsts q a. safe
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hsFs'si c.~sA lsss - ~rs 10
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Re- NJ lns Csnasr Asis Ispg
Hrih Nsy Aa .se> 90. 6 %
sss'. NJ sas .aisr .asa ia h he
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10

ilash ysus Alvst,,sssssss

Hsfesf,sr, s,e'y si'ssslssas sAssst
sd fOf tablssiisn an "a es.s. n<a isss
the length N rss .AfA 49, AZ % "
published. wsartst - hs~l A. .issr
,issnsnts nafsri "nlifese.t" % & 4.
oil be pat ,.t e Zee -. pea ,at taass
81 accordingly.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10

MARRIED.. q rAssslay ~, u =
instant, b the nss. jsass N. Bate, -
SOLOMON SMALL nd Mics MAnT A
cockk, ell Of pssols County.
-os 'hs SIS slass, 1t Tie rs,sas
ct the bride's fsshss, bs ~ Rw. 4.
Iosns, Ne. FRANCIS Z. W.slSoIR|
'viMANTnA Q. paAoC9, tss1Aasd
Major Isses OuAslsp.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10

rhs 'v's - tgaa an E.L 4,
ne naasA H ossasr ~ sxa,y
f~rasifysass aaaaa1ax - sa.t.
" AZ ne rsss ne rgsi We |.
~oa pay 20 s.u "! isss - Gs.
uai', ssrs Z 10; tur .As rsry asau
expenses Iueurr.l n 10 manage.
uasss : es', Ell. /; . clearing noue,,
and the Is doing uach fOr % .hor,
. lizs. !, prove. What a wealthy
aud prosperous people We have q,
the PoaoLs end.
W. learn tina, On Engine house
and turning table will ere long be
built a. tho ranols Depot. Would
Il not be as well to answer The de-
msnd Of tho travelling public and
shippers, to put up a good, sub.
s'an,ial brick Dcpo, house a, Bates.
sills' A reception room there lor
passengers is loudly called for
Cold. Water, fernando, and Senate.
bis Depo's have elegant brick edi.
ices Tor the purpose. Why no, cree,
one u, this snd Of the line! y.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10

The Rev. james v. Bates, sill
presca . funeral sermon on the death
Of Mr.. Alexander Miles, deceased.
at Wesley CsaPsl. - Sssasy the
?lss Of Nsvsnber, 1853.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10

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ft 80. Htr taa DAYS.
aftsAs afut4s~-e ...,s'
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no person
s'essi 70 vote IN ihe
y We oa''ed states es'
~ '''N' naive oorn o.
"esesa' mat the ierF'te'
~. ~ VOC eel'ea c':ses, are me
.sIa0I Fepessy Of sli the Ssases,
:, ~. ssea e''.en 'nereoi mas the r'sss
70 .aAe into tue same such property
DC msy de,"e, and Be protected
NV ID si' n,s rights and 'mmuni.
mesc'G. ihss the doctrine that
rev rowing sqaA''ers, either ~
- s.e', own authority o. the authority
~ -. vSnsrss., can pass laws prohibit.
'"e the introduction Of slsvss, o.
my o.ner species Of property, into
se'o territories, 10 alike snccnssitu.
''ons' snd dangerous, and In direct
con'fave"s,ca TO The decision Of the
supreme Court 10 The bred Scott
case,
on. WHEREAS, u the adoption
OF Inc fedesl Constitution, every
s sss'' which formed the Union, save
one tolerated and prscsiced slavery;
.o"ss;,, !" 's'.! 'esoe",sed y .s,d
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10

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ssbss sul NsveubR usuben u
|0sisy's lei1's Bod, lass bsss n.
Tlsy sssssis ~ ssssl
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49, nh~o4haQia
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=, !,''s. @sskNfs,Aa'
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10

Tms CAsW Svsrsx.-irou and
after the l.. day Of Jsussry, 1859,
~ will nss psblisA any lsssl savsr.
iissmcass without psymcn. in ad.
vance, and IN job.vost nsss be paid
Tor on delivery. This rule win Be
strictly adhered to in every esss,
except shose psrsons viii whou "
nay have rsnsiss sercusss. vi
have been publishing the Star fcs
three yssrs, end ~ sorry to say
that no, cns.,hiri o. or legal id.
versisins bins have been paid.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10

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80
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49, ~ vev'' W. 800 w
l.TFnsr f'''' :" w
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80 I'm ssnes' W. I've "ssn'"e
80 s'ssl's hsy ssy'a fsny
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h.-' rs'e.' W w " Wv
az"' "''s'. wv. wy"
u'.''ss \"
ssnsshst surprised. Lot en- cure
esnnel H. from De naeily " ms
sat ea. ~ ,hsfr Is ho,hinr IN the
'-.I w. '
10 NE absorption ef three VERY
common appsnlsss. Of the body, /
vili write sems,h,nx-
let On the alaeres, .orls Of Nose.
ard Pace.
"A. On their various sses.
will ,ssssles sr., The tesud face.
AID li,,ls pus Or bottle eoss. ,rbes, !.
although ho. The mos, beautiful and
In,,trssius. are b, ~ means con.
,smrdtle' They Indicate an easy.
good nature. whisl, 10 slwsys ready
10 NEE, VOC eth . pleasing smile.
The young MAN Who has . complete
horror Of being . '.bcn. neck ed hu..
band. or Who has no taste even for
scurssin lectures" should seek
l<ur half with 4 round face and !
little bottle nose vish, in the middle.
Mex. in order IL the sharp face,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10

a. 4.
w az bShh, oi might Town
~~'p, ~ NV e'"nv' es'l'a " on'
sm'e ys..s'asl ana ssss Y. ZONE
interesting detalli N teisfehee 70
srei'me",' smeh had been made
y W. "sls"osIneoa on We hof a's.
s" Ps'ses's" o. whwn w
". 70, = ve"s". ~ our readers
m.. pu"n W. ms' " has ueel!
m.ss, NV l"s' 70 ~ hoss s!M,s,sd
~, ."s' "',sase' s"c's "la'se
.oo." run. e'"''s' 70 me ''c''nd
.a- n.',ss' LUIS tooth !.
pss'se,'y ulAes " appearance, and
'ss'ns 70 oe scf' Of an efrss'c, o.
.sps'.sou' on."oe'' growing oct
.!o'a s'0 os'''Is u me spper Jaw,
NV o' eaen sue, snd situated BE-.
'ps 'usA shu 'hs grinders
W.. ~ m'vrmco Y" Wnt Two Of be
"utns',s, Me'srs; " y. Aiken aud
p",s' 'sms,' nHs cSam'ned = large
"us'os' " "v6e' sea ionnd chat
Every diseased hos had this black
'oosn'
They also extracted these teeth
rom . number oi hogs, by knocking
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10

TIM N~IssIssIrpl PLAu7sa Axp
MscnAsic. This nOsshly jssroal
is published 1t Jselsea, By Jsha ].
wiuisms, formerly Of PssSls, snd
10 devoted 70 Agriculture, nsricsl.
surs, sad the AsdAssie Ars. The
October ssnbss { lsss 10 bsfsrs y.
Thcss wishing 10 sShsails ny ~
. copy ct THE oGe. p
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49,
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Esssmas1. lej4F -
WNsNpss, j(1ssl kl.s.sx
ftovjdsnss N lsIs ~.
suf esteemed al sss1[
fslIep .e,ussn, III,
LIN, whg vas for sssss
iiehs M on tgsssl.
VI Ne IIsosd n Isi,wsl
VI W Cent, juIsess si-Z
IN ~ SInoep1 -
aid Of a6etInf s.ss 49,.
tdtuls 10 hIs memoir. N
sAeet M following t.salse"'"
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asep soes'vlIl'y. elld Js6fs(
ls'e aes'h " Vol. IIkkhI AiAsn, -
whom, "A ~insfulssss AID 49,
's's Cesss' ~ he'd 'sess " Ise9ui
hssse'uy Assne>oee&k
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10

On essdsy lsst there vas saos
ed hsil, bod, dsrias he day. %
he Essess ~ Of Ne sssnsy, q
~ ~ iseSsusl.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10
THOMAS Z. CLARKE,
Prrsicenf, pro Am.,
:. s. SMl1u,
WM. 8. CLINTON,
3. q. STEWART.
\ true copy from The Minuu'
W. !. WOOTTEN, u.,x

Snow .-Thcre wss a bri,k isn%
snow on Sunday los, ., Moscov, a
the Memphis aud Charleston Rsa.|
road, and v%ieini,y. A suGeip}
qssnti,y fell to whiien veil The rsJ(t
81 the houses MesssAs Asx1n1
va iasf.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10

We nessscsd ~ vsst y isssss
the aotiss Of . ''ss1ds lsss'' by Alr.
Bysn. fAs ra1sm Il us SsAa
ere sAerisrs particularly sss~ssd
v NJ ". lyuss sivusiHens
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10
n, ~

II ccs.s - 60 huplre1 dollau
per month fsr sriisasy - e.
Ps~sss In pssllsAirs tAe ssAa, cd
n osF pssssss % rot pas y q osss
either By note q he nsssy, ~
viii Be compelled to soc sAsu.-
Rsneobes tAis, fiMds. sad 4 sos
&C. saCy y y. Benz d yos have
tsss psssins q pegiss fss sdvss.
Thing cd jes-sssk, ebs yssrs.
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~ The Prairie News, in refer.
Ing 70 tho passage Of the Printers
Law, ssys;t a
We would like to get hold Of one
Of the msnbers Of The lest Miwis.
sippi Legislature. Went 10 eshibi,
hin d or pexs isir. Gould tske q
prsniso over orr frissd TAoass,
Who, W bslievs intends 10 compete
with bic Jseksss for he prize.
The Fulton Herald adds.
Caa', tell you exactly ~hsre to
find one Of the sni- mslss, NJ. Nsus,
shesgh ~ believe We ess tell You
the sane Of one-ii 10 hoe. M
ellsss. lie stays somewhere down
10 Ex.6ov. McRse's District.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10

Or rssasW yin ~ ~ y ssoiss
he sard Of GetsssA. Lesser . o.,
chs vssi.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-10

Dassra sAses,s, sssss,y
Of cJesnb's, fssasssse. ~ lssely
81 Mes Orleaas, b ss nsmis, Worn.
10 Z Cs.'s. CsSss fssssss, Gen.
'nississ and 0rssssy MessAsnts, No.
sfssss Rss. Mocha. Tea, ed
sosld b plassl 70 - q Assslt su
he NossA l1isisippi isissib, -
Frc'aises sAss An jusiss I'D ysvsp
a,:esnon to I'll bssiuss.
"a 81, 1oss. A4A0N
gNNs. psess, ana stA~ -
ehaasa Of bsAsa, have essstNroa
ed issssrasa el,loe
Assseissioa = Nev olIaeei
~ss'S's.s krprss.M
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- Ussil ssssIs.sa dispssss
v'sl 49, u heir - ssbssooise
tasl'oas. sAeysessa ss,as sidisuls
isg ~ lsaiss sbsss der arsp.
0sss'ssss who sssr light pssss,
spetsst shirts, shsvls, ssd sshsp
os'lss'sA sPpsrs', Asss % sisAsss
s''''e'ss lsd'ss' Asops. Those u.
rsssae Ia ssaspsress aesials sassA
u ell ssaes wfsssa iron sassiss
o1ieks 6 oeheg peaple a. "a 1
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sAsSas'ss knprsspM
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-06
THE HORSE
Editors Uat0H and American:

Editors J5toH and American:
In the 9th paragraph on the subject Of the
Horse, in your weekly Of the 18th ult., there are
errors in names which We wish corrected. For
stallion, read Stella, and for LippO, read TiPPO
Ssib. We are also made to say Lady B. beat, read
brought, was the dam of Coutrs Snapper. And this
correction prompts me to say, that she produced
several others Of distinction and in all, eighteen
foals; and according to Col. B. Peyton, she was
then in good health and lively, and probably was
with fOal the nineteenth time; and that Aer dam,
Sultans, produced foal at q years old, = strong
evidence Of stamina
Permit me, in making these corrections, to en-
large little, anu add that old jolly Roger sired
LinsIale Jolly Roger, and Spanking Roger, and the
dams of Symes' Wildair and Goodies Brimmsr, SC.
Old FearnOught sired Symes' Wildsir, Harris
Eclipse, Fitzhugh's Regulus, Spotswood's Apollo
Why not WOrmley's Hsrod, Haynes Herod, Mackins
FsarnOught, and Dsndridges son of FearnOught,
and say for the special benefit Of Frank Forester,
that Dsndridge's FesrnOught was out Of Col. Birds
imported mare Cslista and that the pedigree is as
well vouobed as any one in Westherby's General
Stud Books
have very little to say of buggy horses in general or
the trotter in particular, which some make 8 seps-
rate and valuable race. So far as We are informed
the best Of these trotters are deeply imbued with
the English and American pure blood. But We
were speaking Of th0rougb-breds and their defects
and instead Of buggy" read lsggy, aud instead Of
sundry, read r0esdy, which We suppose means soft
jady brutes, without strength and courage.
The support Of the Turf is probably necessary to
secure full supply Of tried stations for the PrOpa-
cation Of their species. But sll breeders are not
spOrtsmen, and all do not breed for the turf The
community at large are interested in horses for the
saddle and the Government is interested in horses
for their troops, and therefore, mainly, we advO-
cate the Arabian cross. Our present long .striders
are deficient in riding qusities; very much, in cur
opinion, inferior to the FearnOughts and Medleys Of
other days Some one or other Of Mr.. Richards
horses may turn out Slsshsr. However this may
be- we can confidently calculate that they will pro-
duce, from good mares, stock Of good ho9fs, sound
limbs, aud fine temper, with action and mettle to
please any judicious rider. Il is pleasant jour
ney, to know that you are on = sound horse, and
that, in case of emergency, he wiimake eItraOrdi-
nary e1ertions, cheerfuly. The powers Of the pure
Arab may be overta1ed. What we mean is, that he
will bear greater exposure and sustain less injury
than a horse Of any other land. tR'FTs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-06

CrRrors STATIsrICs.-Dr WyNNE, Of New ! ork,
recently delivered very interesting lecture at the
Smithsonian Institute, in Washington, upon the in
auepcs Of occupation upon the health. From the
rsnort of this lecture in the Union, gather some
interesting facts. large array Of figures were e1-
hbited showing the average Of life among the mem
hers of benefit societies in England from which it
appears although contrary to the generally received
opinion that those engaged in industrial pursuits
have greater length Of days than the privileged or
idle classes Taking an average for fourteen years
from the records of Massachusetts, the age St which
sgricuturists died is IS; gentlemen at So; clergy
men, 30; backsmiths, 81; butchers and carpenters,
40; sailors, As; painters, 80; and printers &c.
Farmers have therefore, an advantage Of fifteen or
twenty years over printers. With this melancholy
fact staring him in the face, how can any one have
the heart to neglect paying for his paper?
Some curious facts were adducsd in relation to
marriages The greatest number Of matrimonial en-
rsgements occur, the world over, between the ages
of twenty and twenty-five. From the last named age
Isdy's chances diminish rapidly until, at thirty,
,tstisticaps say but We can't believe it her chances
FOR vedlock are but one in ten. The time Of the
-oo- hiss much to do with it. In New England, the
f.,vsst marriages are committed in March, and the
I.-.st number in November. In the West and South,
the greatest number Of celebrations said to be
in December. Christmas is observed to hsyes great
bymeniaI effect ~ the South
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made about economy, retrenchment and reform.
Here is q proposition that comes up in q tangible
forn in which there is q reality, and Gny Senator
can satisfy himself by making the calculation What
Is the objection to this BILL the only one that have
heard, was that the people would be dissatisfied,
who were living in the immediate vicinity Of the
branch banks, IS it vas matter Of convenience to
them to have bank in their neighborhood. Well,
when this objection comes to be examined, do
insist that there is but little in it. for the reason that
the great body Of our people are engaged in agri-
cultural pursuits and they the people who have
least TO do with banks finding it 70 their interest not
to borrow money from them The heavy customers
to banks are traders, spectators, and merchants,
who borrow money and pay it out to the farmers for
their produce, stock, SC. And when we come to
consider the facilities Of travelling BY Railroads,
the time and expense in travelling bank in either
division Of the State, would be very inoonsidsrsoe
compared with the vast amount to be saved to the
treasury Of the State. Now in view Of the facts
which have alluded TO, appeal TO Senators rep
resenting the various Branch Bank Districts in view
Of the best interest Of the people Of Tennessee, be-
ing directly involved, to come up like Abraham
Of Old, when he took his son Isaac to Mount
Moriah and was about to offer him up as q sacrifice
to his God. I do not ask Senators to offer their
banks IS an offering to God, but do ask them to
surrender them upon the altar Of their country for
their country's good. / viii not trespass longer
upon the patience Of the Senate, am now done
with this subject, having discharged duty which
considered due to my constituents who hoRored me
with seat on this floor. Honorable Senators who
differ with me can vote down this bill if they choose
and then 60 home to their constituents and explain
to them why it was they voted down q proposition
which would have saved large amount Of money
TO the country.
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THE LEGISLATURE

In the Senate, March 5, House bill creating the
10th Judicial Circuit rejected, and motion was
entered to reconsider; Mr.. JOKES resolution to ad-
Journ Onthe 18th inst, was rejected.
In the House Of Representatives. Mr. IvIE's bill
sppropriating $500 fOrPatent heating apparatus,
aud 500 Perannum for each pauper pupil, in the
Tennessee Blind School, was passed the third read
ing-Nr. KINGS proposition by way Of amendment
10 establish Deaf ami Dumb and Blind School, in
the City Of Memphis, being rejected.
The day was occupied with the Calendar Of
Private bills.
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Mr. DAVIDSON and Mr. ROWLEs demanded the
yeas and nays.
Mr. THOMPSON withdrew the motion.
Mr. COOPER entered his motion to reconsider the
vote Of non-eoneurrenee, and moved TO make the
consideration Of his motion the special order for
Thursday next.
RUTHERFORD AND DAVIDSON.
The Senste's non-cOncurrence with the House
amendment restoring territory from Davidson county
TO Rutherford county, coming up
Mr. ROBERTS moved that the House insist on it's
amendment
Messrs. Ewing, Williams, Vaughn, Bayless, Ivie
Roberts, Turner Of Sumner, Richardson, and others
took part IT, the debate.
Mr. ROBERTS, withdrew his motion for the psrlia-
mentary question: VIII the House recede ?--the
vote resultng-yeas 80, nays 23-as follow:
Ysas-Messrs. Algee, Anderson, Beale, Benton,
Bieknell, Brszelton, Bullock, Caldwell, Carter of
Carter, Carter Of Hardin, Cooper, Davie, Dunlap,
Ewing, Frazer, Holmes, Ivie, kendriek, Keeney,
King, Lackey, Lloyd, NeWbern Randolph, Roulston,
RenshaW, Richardson. RoWlss, Saunders, SeRter,
Shrewsbury. StOyall, Summers, Wilson, White of
Hamilton, White of Knox, Wood, Ysughn-3S.
Nay5-Msssrs. Bate. Bayless, Blackburn, Cope
land. Davidson, Dobson, Estes, Fulton, Cannon,
Griffith, Hamilton Harvey, Lamb, Low, Newman,
Roberts, 81. John, SehmittOu, Smart, Thompson,
Turner of Roane, Turner Of Sumner, Speaker Don
elson-23.
So the House concurred: sad it was ordered that
the Senate be Immediately informed of this action.
The House then took recess till o'clock, P. m.
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TIE STATE CAPITOL

It is admitted that cur State Capitol is the finest
building IN the country, and one which every citizen
is proud Of. Il has been built more economically
than any similar building of modern times. The
commissioners have devoted 70 it much valuable
time for several years, without compensation. The
appropriation asked for by the bill introduced by
Mr. VAUGHS Of this county, viii complete it. There
can Of course be no doubt Of the passage Of that
bill Its defeat would leave the building standing
in its present incomplete condition, apparently q
monument Of folly. We cannot suppose such re-
suit possible