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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, January 80, 1858.
EVENING SESSION.
TIE CODE.


! The SPEAKER, according to order directed tn,
Clerk 10 proceed with the reading of the Code, anC
Part X, of the Senate bill 1861 being again read
! through, was passed the third and last reading
yeas 81 nays 5, as follow:
Yeqs-Nlessrs Anderson, Bate, Bayless, Bentley
Benton, Bradford, Brazelton, Bullock Cantrell Car
ter of Carter, Carter Of Hardin, Copeland, David
son. Dobson, Dodson, Dunlap, Estes, Fulton, Gam.
mon, Griffith, Hamilton, Holmes, johnson, Keeney,
Lackey, Lloyd, Low, Nancy, Maris, Mickey, New
bern Roulston, RenshaW, Roberts, Rose, RoWles,
St. John, Saunders, Senter Shrewsbury Stovall,
Summers, Taylor, Thompson, Turner of Sumner,
Williams Wilson, White Of Hamilton, White OF
Knox. Wood, Vaughn, and Speaker Donelson-5I.
Nays-Messrs Algee, Blackburn, Caldwell, Col.
laday, and Lambs.
To this part of the BILL Mr. BULLOCK, submitted
the following proposition to amend, which was
adopted:
"a special administration may be granted for the
puruose of prosecuting any claim against the gov
eminent of the United States, without any imits-
tiOn of time"
So. the Part Y Of the bill was passed the third
and last reading in the House Of Representatives.
After call Of the House, which sscertained q
quorum present
The House proceeded to the consideration Of Part
XI., Of the Senate bill 1851 to revise the statutes
&C.. and the same having been read through, 1t was
passed the first reading.
JUDICIARY AND STATE CAPITOL COMMITTEES.
On motion By Mr. DUNLAP, Mr. Cantren was
added to the Committee on the Judiciary, and the
Committee on the State Capitol.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mr. ROSE entered his motion to reconsider the vote
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MarShmI3S Sale.

DY virtue Of three Wrs der faeies directed from
ID the Circuit Court Of The United States for the Middle
district OF Tennessee Wherein In two % said Ws, Jonas
Philips plaintiff And in the other o. Wilson Davis %
PLAINTIFF and ali OF which Sloan tehsH defend
VIII soil the highest BIDDER or cash. az the are
house Andrew Hamilton, Market street, the city OF
Nashville, Monday the 22d day Of February 1859
large qua ty u Marble, consisting Of Slabs Obssks and
Sczntng Marble, levied upon the proper Of the sad
defendants; and VIII be sod 70 tisy saio WTs Tais 5A
eday OF Feb. 1855. J. B. CLEMENTS y s. Marshhl
feb e-tWtd for the Middle District Of Tenn.
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NJ j. seems thst Mr.. Congressman Banks,
Speaker Ranks, Governor Banks, and shreSlng
master Grueral Banks, borrowed seven Thousand Of
that eighty thousand spent by Lawrence, Stone x
Co TO &c. tue tariff revised The notorious Matte
son turns up again in the business Of corruption
Those ami avery saints are MOTTO betrusted They
are more Sd posed 20 empty pocket than they are
to slavery They want TO be paid for their good
works more than S. per day.
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n Tie officers and biologists who come from
Arizona, sd report very great mineral wealth One
Of the companies working mines there, report
WELD Of S % day TO each hand employed from
The ricles uiue a. daily expense o. ffty-six and
a ha!l GEMS per hand. The yield from the poorest
mine IS so a day expenses hfty-fve cents hand
The section Of he Arizona bill relating the min
era land has been struck out by the committee
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NOR residue Of the ensuing year. desire the
10 residence the Louisville Turnpike road and
half miles from NaEhVils known the late re 1snos Of
Captain Brooks which situation OF ten In ali,
Of which there s I've MOTTO be surpassed Tor Gar
purposes residue IN pasture oUnds The lests
this land, Of main house Eih zOad rooms,
kishsn, negro house, stable, and good yell Of va
ter For terms apply 70 10 I'm WILSON, o
jAn30-d3W h, h. HARRI8ON
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MUSIC FOR BALLS AND PAI ITIEs.

~ SAN. BRANsFORp, who acted in IL ca -N5ls
~ pacfty OF Musician and Guide IL the ISM " ~
NsE5S moth Cave last SUMNER oilers his pr uss- -
1< sional services 10 the gentlemen OF Nash Ttie -
who NAV GET up Parties, Excursions, & C. has Jul
Band and prepared 10 furnish Music for Bai D., Fdts
ursonB, &C. very reasonable terms. GeE teueh &C.
slrirR services examine Testimonials IN u possess
sion. he nav be found az Ihs ST. Cloud Hotel.
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University Of Nashville.

d ECIrAII, 10 commsneeo IN Tn ii efary department
IL on The 18th nsI., previously a0ve Used.
The Surgeon In attendance, Dr. K. inson, Professor
in the edieal DepHrmenl authorizes be Faosy % an
nOunce thai students return win Erea safely 70 o
College u any Their portion Of the Hte tEAsmuch as
ne re od Peye did not orrriuse on ae premises aud
nj centred within tour weeks be barracks have
been several WEEKS unOccuped and have IeQn thoroughly
renovated. -
Thess statements made because Ous unfounded
reports have been circulated regarding Aness, suspen
sI0R &c calculated prevent the return, students
isnSsl5f VI B. R. JOHN SON, sup't.
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PmhIfn Sala-

ny virtue CT Deed Of Trust TO executed BY William
ID a. Crutcher and registered in the Registers once for
toe county Of Dleksns will The 9Th day OF March,
Is5S at Court House in the town Of Fank eXloe
public sale FORTY.ONE MULES, FIVE WAGONS and
GEARS and lot Of Tools and ot0er articles Of personal
property. The said property will be sold Sill
The 2h day Of December 1883, and the purchaser will
d. R. CRUTCHER,
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THE sENTImk1rs "a HnNnREns

THE SEFTIMENfS OF HUNDREDS
Testimonials Ike the following reaching the prOpe
continually, ex1lng She efficacy OF B. A Fahnesto ks
VeTmiuge and bearing witness in favor OF s curative
Use i with confidence there 3 preps
ton possessing extraordinary powers to exps
AUSTIN, TeXss Feb %, lS5 ;.
MsSsrs. b. 4. Fahnssi0ct & Co, Pitts5tTg, Pa
GENTI EMKE:-DUriRg the years that have cen
selling celebrated Eernifuge ave witnessed its s
cacy in eIpeng IN satisfaction Il will certa My
pei such, II there be in the system. As dTugg
take pleasure in bearing testimony - he merit Of
valuable Vermiiugo, and but chO the senmeI OF
5ers Of patrons and customers say that bell
II 10 be the best acl- IN for tbs expulsion Of
Truly yOuIs, &c
FRANCIS J. DUFFAU
scld wholesale and retail by all the principal drugg lists
and country merchants throughout the United States.
feb 2--lm.
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shire Pe,,lot contains the following paragraph:
A correspondent informs US that Rev. Obadiah
smith Of Fremont, well known in that vicinity 8
brswlipg Kansas shrieker, was on Wednesday last
brought before magistrate charged with triple crime
upon his own daughter; and, on testimony Of his
wife and daughter was committed to jail to await
his trial 81 the next tern Of the criminRl court
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In inc County Cou r O IIl okmnn Count

In the County COu RI OF IA CkmHn COuntY'
He mmeshee.
James W. Devore. Adml. IS Hauis lloyd and others
Petit On 70 sell Land
Tn this cause it appear q the sasfa cton Of ne clerk
and Master, that Harr Floy O. Oh The deeI dante IS
non resden Of Inc ta e Tennessee 50 thsi tle oon
process Law served uPon tim; II 10 ert
fore ordered b, the Cer and Master that pupca on oe
made in he Union ana American, newspaper published
In the city al Nasbvl Tenn Notifying salo Fio5d 70
appear al the Court inIhe Of Gentreve on me
fTsl Monday IN March next and there Plead an
demur t. compliments petition or the same VIII De
taken Tor confessed and sst apart Tor hearing * P5e a.
him }. D. hnbLEAr
ian 10 1872 WI mrs fee R3s Clerk d Master
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SHIRTSI SHIRTSII

Of the firm intends going East very shortly all in
"A want Of an excellent article Of shirt, will consult
their best interests by leaving their store
all Ordersthey leave then be 6ed properly aEd
promptly. CLIFTON & ABBOTT,
feb Is Cedar street.
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took q recess until q pm.
IN SENATE-EvEE1Ea SESSION.

IN SENATE-EvEEIEG SESSION.
sHERIFFs SALES.
Mr. ROSS called up his bill to repeal the Law re-
curing sheri to adverze sales Of land and negroes
ia some newspaper; which passed the third reading
Yeas--Messrs Bratcher, Bullen, Denton, Golf,
GOOdner, Goodpasture, Menees, Munday, MeDougsL
Reid, Roach, and ROss-13
Nays-Messrs Hill, Travis, Walker, Weleker
Whitthorne, Wright, and Speaker Burch-7.
MANCHESTER.
Mr. HILL called up House bill to incorporate the
town Of Manchester which passed the third read
ing yeas y, Nays g.
PROFANE SWEARING.
Mr. WELCKER'S bill defining the penalty for
profane swearing was taken up. This bill provides
that profane swearing shall not be punished in
this State a misdemeanOr, but in the manner
prescribed by the act Of l74l chspt. H. which i'm
poses fine Of 3l4cts. for every offence the bill
passed the third reading yeas Is; nays 6.
PUBLIC ROADS.
Mr. BULLENS bill to provide for keeping up
public roads and highways, passed the third read
ing: yeas l6; nays6.
ADULTERATED LIQUORS.
Senate bill to prevent the adulteration of LIQUORS
in this State, passed the third reading
Yeas-Messrs Bratcher, Brown, Davis, Denton,
Goodner, GOodpasture, Heiskell, Hill, Munday
McDougal, Reid, Roach, Ross, Travis, Walker, and
Welcker-l6.
NayS-Messrs Bullen, Harris, Jones, Menees
Whitthorne, Wright, and Speaker Burch-7.
Senate adjourned until 9! a. m, tomorrow.
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a College Street :.
ENGLISH CALF EXTENSION so LED
FAWTT,Y RF6TDRhCFFOR Ran h

HAVE Just received additional supply OF Dou bleSolsd
and Stitched Down Shoes Also Calf Kid Congress
Caters, Superior Calf Double Sosd HaDoub le Boots
For sale al The very lowest prices.
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$4,000 SAVED!
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
MORRIS & STATION
ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1858,
w. fo, Cash compIets assortment Of

Groceries, Liquors, &c, &c.
100 hbds prime 20 choice Su 900 reams Wrapping Paper
Ar. IS nests Tub;
400 bsgs choice new crop Rio so boxes OrHugeg;
Coffee; 100 do select Cheese;
900 bbls extra hne Noasses; so bags Pepper
9OO -boxes N r Raf sipt: 10 tsrCes fresh Rice;
M bbls Pecsnp: 200 barrels Pike Magnolia
400 boxes Glassware; WHISKY -
ON 40 Stat candles; = bbls PeaeOck's Whisky;
100 4 do do SO do nae old whisky,
so boxes Doyle's Tallow do various BRANDS
q do soap: 10 casks Porter,
Is do Starch; Is do Ale
am = eys Nails. assorted 50 barrels Vinegar;
an h YES Goldfish: 10 cases Matches;
81 boxes smoked Herringsi 10 barrels Gin
Q ma do do 90 packages Brandy;
a. ~. n a. . NackereI: 10 barrels Malaga Wine.
WIN r,s nv other articles in the Grocery line.
oab q NORRIS * STATION.
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IN SENATE.
THURSDAY, Feb. 4 1883

THURSDAY, Feb. 4, 1853
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr. HARRIS bill to incorporate the church Of
the United Brethren in Christ Referred
Mr. BROWN a bill to protect wool growing in this
State. Referred
Mr. MCCONNELL bill to amend the charter Of
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Company.
Referred
NASHVILLE AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
On motion by Mr. MUNDAY, the vote rejecting the
bill to amend the charter Of the Nashville and Louis
vile Railroad Company, was reconsidered, and the
bill passed the third reading yeas IL, nays g.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING
House bill to authorize the Register Of East Ten
nessee to transcrbc certain record books passed the
third reading; yeas Is, nays ..
A MINING COMPANY.
Mr. GOFF'S bill to incorporate Mining COMPANY
and for other purposes, was rejected
Ysas-Messrs Denton, Goff Goodpasture. Hill
McCCnnicO, Roach, and Welcker-7.
NayS-RIessrs Bratcher Bullen, Davis, Harris.
Jones, Menees, Mundsy, MeDougal Reid, Ross.
Travis, Walker, Whitthorns, Wright, and spea,
ker Burch--15.
TULLAHOMA.
Mr. HILL called up House bill to incorporate the
town OF Tullahoma. Referred.
TIE CODE.
The Senate proceeded with the reading of the
Revised Code and Part XII, passed on the third
reading.
Senate took q recess until q p. m.
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Ga motion by MrROBERTs, (by unanimous con-
sent. the House took up the consideration Of his
bills 1880 29l for the relief Of Adrian Northcutt
and F. VI Boyd and they we're considered and
passed the second reading.
The House then adjourned till tomorrow morning
ten O'CLOCK
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By which the bin (s9) vas indshniteiy postponed
Nj ESTES had leave to ui.hdraE the bin ls9) for
Amendment.
CIRCUIT COURTS N HARDIN.
On motion BY Mr. CARTER Of Hardin. Unanimous
consent having been obtained for the purpess) the
House took up the Senate bin 1ls) to change the
time Of holding Circuit Courts in Hardin county aud
it vas considered, and passed the second reading.
RIPLEY INSTITUTE
On motion By Mr. LACKEY, Coy unanimous con-
sentJ the House took up the bin 29sl to charter the
Ripley Female Institute
Mr. LACKEf proposed to amend, by adding q
charter for the Lauderdale Female Institute, which
adopted, and 50 the bill passed the second read
ing.
CLEVELAND AND DUoKToWE RAILROAD. -
On motion By Mr. DOBSON, (by unanimous con-
sent,) the House took up the consideration Of his
bill 1922 to ehsrter the Cleveland and Ducktovn
Railroad Company.
Mr. CANTRELL proposed to amend, BY adding a
provision against State aid; which was agreed to.
The bill, as amended, was then passed The second
reading.
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OATHs

On motion by Mr. JOHNSON, Cby unanimous con-
sent the House took up his bill (3l8) to authorize
deputies to administer Oaths in cases of partition
and sale and the same was passed the second read
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MR.. W. H. CRISP, on his return Nashville, nds
41 era unicatOus r3m gentlemen DESTROYS Of join
ng Gsiey Club questng 20 be informed OF ne length
OF the season, etc etc.
Mr.. Irisp takes This public method Of answering:
Subscribers are entitled all privileges Of he Club
Room, 20 he Theatre for year The
tine they become members.
Ths Dramatic season viii continue foln nine 70 ten months
each year. The Gziety viii continue Opeu lH July,
and The Fall Season the dTst September. Du-
ring The present dramatic Season the following uuprsedsna
ted attractions viii appear in continuous saceessi0n
Mr. H. Murdoch Sc. E. BoOth RaTe Marllneiu Troupes
Mss n Dave port Mr. Joseph Proctor Miss kEa hogan
Miss Charlotte Clshman Mr.. COuldOok, t6e Keller Troupe
and New Orleans English Open Troupe.
Mr W. H. C7sp believes the establish meat Of the GaetF
Club, on the heightened basis, viii materially tend The
esyson welfare Of the IN this city Ths talent
secured By manager, he trusts viii be esteemed
vucng Dr. Of he Is in In rsdssmlng bis prOise
ard r. spsetfuy calls The est bshed eiEsHs 70 support
him In his endeav0Fs.
Crisp will BE- happy bis friends and patrOns
the eveain Thursday the 2st in the Gaisy CLUB koO.
ianl0-du
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On motion BY Ar DAVIDSON, Mr. White Of
Knoxs bin (4l4) to authorize the transeriptiOBs Of
certain records in the East Tennessee Registers
Office, &C., was taken Up by unanimous consent. and
passed the third and last reading in the House of
po,,vosorf.f1vag
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HzsaT HART, "a. >. ". EAeRAE, II. JOBS 8. HAhT.
Hart, Macrae & Co,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Nos and South Market street. NaskViils, Team.

JUSI RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE,
Is5 hhds % Sugar, barrels Jamaica Run,
ca box 8 Havaia sugar, 800 assorted Dsmiilhns,
80 barrels crushed So go packages 81 RGsins,
gar, 10 coils Cotton Rope,
IS barrels N Y powered su- 800 gross MaIshs,,
gar. 300 dLzsu PAINTED Buckeis,
50 barrels n o Loaf Sugar, 50 Painted TUBS,
90 5auels n MOlsssss, so boxes stone Pipes,
rev crop, 50 Tenps see AKea
$50 bags selected Baltimore superior quality,
Coffee, 800 kess White Lead,
900 bags RIO Cote, Zoo kegs Nails. assorted 81
g bags Laguira COh5s, Ees,
IS baSs Ola Government SEQ gross Backing,
lava Coffee, l0J boxes Palm aad German
& bazs FeDpsr,
81 bags Spice 10 easss Carolina Rice,
100 super Carbonate 50 dozen Zinc Wash Boards
Soda, 500 reams superior Wrapping
40 half chests Imperial and Paper,
Black Tea, so d g b Caps,
80 bOxe5 Va g. K Tobacco 100 bags Shot, =
A large assortment o. 10 Kegs bar LEAD,
mon and ne Cigars iU0 barrels Clover Seed,
$50 boxes Gauett's Scotch So do Butter and Soda
SNUFF, CTaekerss
SO boxes smoking Tobacco, go bbls Rsetasd Whisky,
50 coils Manila Rope, IS barrels Old Bourbon
81 boxes Pearl Starch, WnskyI
- cases saFdines, 25 barrels MOnOngahela ana
50 cases Oysters, Old Rye Whisky,
50 boxes Pickles, 50 barrels Robertson county
50 boxes UaisuP and Pep WHISKY,
per sauc-, IS barrels Old Lincoln Whis.
Q5 boxes ass Pie Fruits, key,
Is CO. es Bra6dy Cherries, guar casks Pure French
2OJ boxes " K Cheese, Brandy,
So boxes English Dairy 10 casks Pure Port Wins,
Cheese, casks Pure Maaga do
400 packagg sstar Candles, 5 casEs Pure Sheriy DO
SO DO Tailow 90 S ca-k Pure Madsira do
IS bags TimoIny Seed 90 b0is Native Sweet do
300 b5Ns- sss'd Glass are 81 b. American Brandy,
100 OUNes 8xlU and lO1I2 10 bbls A pie SFandy
WInuOW Glass, 10 bbls each B-anUy.
Jan 6. le57 HART, MACRAE co.
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ODD-FELLOWS' HALL.
THH rAKTR o. AVA

THE EAkKH OE ava
NAJILL give two Of his Magical Entertainments the
w above named Hall MONDAY AMI TUESDAY
NIGHTS February eth 9th, for benefit Of ASKING.
ton Fire Company, No. 5.
TICKETS OF ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS.
Doors open At = O'Clock. To commence quarter past
seven O'Clock. Gid
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Doors oPsn : pas. g. 70 eommsucs e O'Clock
Box once open daily fFun A. n. e. from % ?. d.
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f. HI. BADGER,

u . III NULAAUIH 1EN9
D e N T / y II
has again returned the city. His Operation Room is
II Cedar street, next doOrTO the Catholic Church.
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Fifth ight Of ths smiasnt ursssss
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Florence.
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In which Mrs. W. J. Florence viii appear Ia six on9ren
characters, with Songs and Dances
i'm SOUhS4 NE W. y FLOf-HAOA
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GAIETY CLUB.

u For fan PARTICULARS, see Programme Bn.-
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ne entertainments 70 conclude with
Brian O3EVnn.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
- b aEPaEsENIAlITla.


Mr. STANTON, When his name was called, said;
~. sneofprs 7 An decidedly homestead man, but
an In favor Of combining such benefits to our own
brothers snd sons The snterprising emigrants
should have competent bounty out Of any lands
wherever the hagOf their fathers hoats over CON-
mon iousin. bought by the blood Of their snces-
tors But the resolution as Il now stands gives The
homestead to foreigners and ell ahke-and the
amendment Which was offered to the resolution, to
oonfne it to American citizens having failed can
not support the proposition as il nov stands. de-
sire that the sons Of those who shed their blood and
hazsrded their lives in the acquisition Of this do
main should inherit it exclusively. am willing 70
60 Is far as any gentleman, TO sustain the least right
which any foreigner may acquire by coming among
Us and identifying his destiny with ours. l an
willing to see the strongest arm Of executive power
exerted in the protection Of the smallest tmagnaple
right which cur laws give him--to protect him IN
the right 10 purchase and own property among US
to sue and be sued-pead and be impieadeo-pIo-
teot him in life and limb; end even let MN Eols;
after he shall have become sufficiently loehIineo
with our interests-but an unwilling tnHt tIS 9oi
Of those who met our fathers IN arms ana clas .eu
bayonets with them upon the very nelas On HiLoN
said lands we're Won; say, an unWllllng 'u1 'ey'
after having contested our rights, and even resist
ed our efforts TO establish liberty snsl couls N no"
a. aoual conartners with US, and fall lhdlscrlmlnale-
| " upon our domain and usurP that treasure winch
/ was handed down TO US through SO moeh ton anu
blood. ..s..n
Resolution as il now stands, giving as it proposes
homestead 10 Foreigners for believe that seven
ebtbs If foreign eigrants are 8nti-slayery IN their
/ svmpsthies and about eight-ninths OF them settle
in ne Northern States four -ths Of the emigrants
10 the territories 90 from the Northern States or at
least. that comparative or proportiOnate number
would take the benefits Of the homestead contem-
plated Then, sir the territories being populated
principally with foreigners and freesoers, as they
/ would be under the inducements thus held out 10
them and under the operations Of the squater sove
reigRy doctrine which is fast ENGRAVING isei upon
the policy Of the country might neversee another
/ slave State come into the Union. Believing mat
we have not public land enough to give homesteads
to all Of our sons and the Of Europe too hope
that nv sentiments will not be considered lloeral
when say that if we can't eonfne it to some pro
/ per and safe limit, we had better not grant nome
steads at all but had better sell the lands Of tair
price to emigrants and reap our share Of the pro,
ceeds thereof than to hold them up as an inducement
70 foreign emigration, I shall, therefore, vote IL
conformity with those convictions honestly enter
tanned and honestly expressed
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HUDDE UF hEThLoLN IAIIF Id
FRIDAY, January %, 1858.
NIGHT SESSION.
The House, for lack of quorum, adjourned till
tomorrow morning, nine o'clock
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BRAGCjS ARCTIC 4 IMMINENT,
~ EXPLusI

II
I hereby certify tb-t b--i,- , bi IDLY bruised and
gcalded b. hs srDi6uio5 ~ r+ ode friend induced
20 T5,lr,s-+ Instantly
extracted o6l the seaIfs go h. - sltJrt time, al ne
pain iron the bruises. in tu weeks vas Hsli
and able 70 resume ny business
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new PUBLICATIONS
WI. BERRY 8 COMPANY,
. Che Life, Correspondence & Speeches
OF HENRY CLAY.

In uiz vOIuass By Calvin Cotton, IL. D. Professor u Pub
lie Econouy Trinity ,nsgs In EarouS STYLES o. binding
tDsstineS for leader be svsyEhsFs asserted his de1
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