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oUR sENAToRs In coNaREss.

The dispatches from Washington to the Louisvils
papers, are much more complete than those sent
From the coaasf We copy the following aooount Of
q spicy debate between Gov. JOHNSON, and Mp.
BELE growing out of the pressntatiOn Of the resOl-
tons Of instruction lately pssssd by our legislature
WAsH1Earox, Feb, 28---SESATE. The bill 10
amend the oct Of March 3d. 1851, limiting the lis
bilities Of ship oWners,-Was taken up and passed
Mr. Bell, Of Tenn, presented resolutions Of the
Legislature Of Tennessee respecting his opposition
20 the Nebraska bill, and endorsing the EecOmpton
Constitution and intimatng that he ought to resign
He referred 10 the date Of the resolutions 10th
Febrsarv.l four years after the vote vas given
which lie resolutions censured,- and said Il had
been usual when the' constituents Of q member of
Congress felt aggreved at his course to act PROMPTLY
Fillmore, who declared that had be been q mem
Der of Congress, he would have voted against the
Nebraska BILL received sixty-six thousand votes in
Tennessee, for President. Ethridge, Who voted
against the Nebraska bill was returned to Congress
BY an increased vote. He thought at no time since
the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, had there
been any settled indication Of the opinion Of the
South on that question, and he believed that if 8
fair and impartial vote could be taken, there would
be an overwhelming majority pronoUncing il the
most unfortunate measure ever passed by Congress
Mr.. johnson, Of Tennessee, replied, showing that
in 1854 before the passage Of the Nebraska act the
Tennessee Legislature passed resolutions approving
that MEASURE, and requesting the members Of Com
gress from Tennessee to support 1t. The Nebraska
act was also the main issue Of the elections Of 1855
aud 1856 He commended, therefore, that q large
majority Of the people Of Tennessee condemned
Mr.. Bells course, and asked Bell whether he would
vote for the LecomptOn Constitution with or With
out instructions.
Bell said he would not, in consequence Of instruct
tions, unless he was fully convinced thai the in
structions we're founded upon full understanding
Of the subject in all its bearings snd copsequen-
ces. -.---
johnson proceeded to draw parallel between his
own course and that Of Bell upon the slavery Ques-
tion, placing the stters opinion at disadvantage
in the eyes Of the South. He hoped there would be
no more compromises
Bell complained Of his colleagues speech as the
bitterest most insulting and personal ever ooncOct-
ed by pFemeditated malice. He was ready to meet
the Senator at any time or any other who should
back hin. LSensatiOn.l
Seward asked Bell to give way for adjournment.
Bkll refused. He was ready now TO vindicats his
course.
FOOte pressed Bell to yield, and thus step the dis
cussiOn.
Bell vas willing to yield the floor for an eIeou-
tive session, provided he could have the floor to-
morrow.
Green asked that the Kansas bill should be made
the order Of the day for Thursday
King objected.
Adjourned.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

The Senate Feb. p, was engaged with local bust
ness Mr.. McConnico had leave to record his vote
upon the Kansas resolution; his remarks viii be
found in the proceedings of this morning.
In the House Of Representatives., the fee bill, Mr..
Bentons) to confer equal rights on members Of the
bar in the middle district, was passed the third
reading.
The House receded from their amendment, estab.
fishing Criminal Court at Knoxville, and changing
the style Of the Law Court at Chattanooga, and con-
CURED in the Senate amendment, constituting the
4rh and l4th civil districts Of Hamilton county a
separate ChaRcery district.
Mr.. Estes bill for protection Of minors, was re-
jected.
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TheLife and Times Burr.
ny JAHEs PABT0N-


Fourth Edition, With Steel Portraits ard Wood-suis
Aaron Burr WIS one Of the NEST gallant soldiers Of tie
Revelation; the most successful lawyer perhaps ever e.
the New York bar; the shfsEdssi cf Politicians and he
frs Of dlibuseB HshspnsssutB the extremes Of hon
or and dsyraee Hea and poverty, and affords materials
Ter Of tie most deeply interesting and Instructive bog
Ispbiss ever Hrilith How veil r. Parton has psfors "a
the work o. biogyaphsrr nay be. judged IRON The ata
ton the book has received from the press and the opinions
expressed TsspseBg IL asEsiI As ton the apdiy Of iis
sale. -Four editions hsve 8oW bsn sod in less, thsaFHo
pgn'hs RAa the pres Of New York city alone hasJeFO-
yea more thar forty columns to reviews Of and discussions
aralos rom Il The 6TOsius t6urt szraets iusis Oh
quality Of the bOOk.--- "a. 5.-......t ,- ....-.t.
From he Neg York Trtbuus
= : y nance not'iocntsd in fsct ous fact itsatho
true story Ct erriug wayysrd gsss4 human Ffstbs
NE Ok one Whos IN his worst estate va hardly gasq han
srcnangel ruined The manner ia which Mr. Psrton has
aSenAgea toe oules OF bogrsp1sr IN the composition
Of this work, demands curd al sad srsia 1ifsB
Every page bears The marks OF inds6tfgable sbor ID
vas no small chaos OF material when be uadsoo 70 re-
0uce 70 historic orier, and be has performed bis task win
the zeal a "a autquafy snd The ga5tsof 4. ertigt
"-,>- .. From tk8 B0si0n Pose
"A more interesting, nay seiuatnR volume than The
one in hand, we have rarely met win. a. No ur-
" We bad read tpis volume had We tie slightest isfa Of
Mr. FArtons ability eltaer Is Crmpller or historian
~ MAJ uny Is me LIE aud Times OF Arr Burr sin
gularg void o. EhEt her-WUrshp which us-suv a. dis
susir an attendant upon 5OgpABr buttbe Rags story
z tQQ VIII The power and simplicity Of canine poet
li Is impossible not to-Tead after oce has begun"
FROM ne N0rth AzsaricaH Rerac.
IL ought % be read b. o Asrcan who would know
Toe nhtsfy Of his OTa oountry' 10 a-
LFon he ''Louagar" "a H=psr's WssEIy.
"4F Patton hEs Wrtten ore of M. 1sf flssipafinr II
biograpots the ne o. Aaron Bgrr. Iia poor crmp-
meat 70 say that thl is is 80 insIe novel bat
would be the Highest pfsse Of ncrs b W h5t n had A.
much sub ,tauee progress interest," 5d 1l az tbis bio-
raPhy The reader geis osidas of hs pescns atirac-
Hoa Of toe ma the very sngaT aisrs which bis 70
mantle story e1oyss."
JUST RECElYED BY
w. IT. BERRY & Co.
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Ia
5Ir 81. IN Aae rshsF position.
Mr lDAFt DsO viii rev IS motion, and o
POsed 10 50 anena thai s. supfeme Court shall I've
public notice Of the order Of the causes SC; which
1 was adopted.
au6initte & ON a 5iTr in lieu
Court shall alternate the circuits; which was
5TT6, VI II ii i.AEV liz
The question recurring on the passage Of the bill
as amended-the vote resulted yeas A, nays IS
-ssibs-bill Passed tIif4 amt fsst feadine.. $50
Ea II s6sE silsb sESi55A rSoiHiiiE. .u s7ss1
Mr. ROulstOn's bill (ssS) for The benefit Of the
county Of Seqdstchie-Ltax lists coming up
it was passed the third aud last readngn the House
! Of Representatives. ''''''
E-,,,.f'A sFRiiy4irE, BANKS AND BANKING.
r. NJ Kings SRf l8S2I to prohibit private banks
and private banki9gs and for other purposes, com
On motion by Mr. DAvIDsoY.it was referred to
the Judiciary
sEtIER, McMIES,
8Ir AadersoBs bill 1881 to supply the Circuit
Court Clerks Office in segier county With a copy Of
I the State Reports coming Hp- g. $50
Mr DOBS0N proposed to amend, by extending
tts provision Of the sct to the county of Al'AIinn
and moved that NE bill with this proposition be re.
ferred to the Committee on Claims.
The mOtionKas agreed to-
! -.- T.f MINORS
Mr. Estes bill (388) for the better protection Of
minors constable shall report cases and county
court shall appoint, &c-] coming up
Mr. ESTES set forth its merits.
The vote resulted--yeas Il, nays $3.50 the bill
Mr. ST. JOHN entered his motion to reconsider
this vote.
The BOuss4hen toOksG recess tlr O'Clock, p. IN.
.7.s-. o. g 49,. .-..&- r----
49, .,.. IN5sENATE-EyssrSo SESSION.
-i.S u e.. ..5 PIE CODE. 600
Paw XVIII of The Code passed On the second
reading, Asss ,~s-' 80
CHANCERr COURT AT CHATrAxOoeA.
On motion by Mr. BURCH, (NIr Roach in the
chair House message returning bill to change the
time of holding the Circuit Courts Of Decatur Hay
wood and Davidson %. 5s....a 4--.t
Mr. BURCH moved non concurrence in the House
amepdment, which provides that Criminal Court,
shall be established at Knoxville, and creating a
new Judge TO holdsaid court, and also, the at
Chattanooga
The motion prevailed, and the amendment was
non concurred in.
HOUSE BILLS ON FIRST READING.
House bill to consolidate the Nashville and North
western, and the Memphis GAINESVILLE, and Louis
villeRaiToad Companies, passed the first reading
House bill to FIX and mark the boundary line be-
tween Tennessee and Virginia passed the first read
ing
HOUSE BILL on THIRD READING.
House bill 10 incorporate the Memphis and Big
Greek Turnpike Company, was tasen up
Mr. MUNDAH offered an amendment Incorporating
the Hartsvile and Puryear's Ferry Turnpike.
Adopted.
Mr. GOODPAsTURE: to amend the charter of
the Montgomery Turnpike Company. Adopted.
The bill then passed the third reading.
Senate adjourned until 81 A NJ, tomorrow.
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BANK EEeoRu-No MORE SHINPLA STEERS We do
NOT sigTalaer despair Of some wholesome reform in
the Banking system of the State. Mr.. Old succeeded
yesterdaF an passing bill to its eugrossment in the
Senate which proEihils the emssisu OF notes Of a
less denomination than dollars, after the first Of
Augusf I1IS and ST p less denomination than
twenty dol .rs after the first Of august, 1859 This
Is an Important advantage, and its consequence is
magnifel ~ the fact that DO was achieved by g
strictly parry vote against the obstinate resistance
Of the united opposition.
We trust STR. Odd viii be encouraged by this sue
cess to press forward in the work of Reform, with
no irresogte purpose OF srust of ultimate triumph.
Let him deacste his fine abilities TO the redress Of
the abuses aal ihe mitigation Of the evils which
vicious system of Bank monopoly and paper money
infict upon the Commonwealth, and he will find a
recompensc ;a The applause Of grateful people
RisIreE8 Sa..t.
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THE OHIO DELEGATION IND KANSAS

The Cincinnati Enquirer says: "Our private
sdvioes from Washington inform Us that, 50 far as
the Ohio members are concerned, the vote on the
HARu5 resolution is not considered any test of
their vote on tbs bill for the admission Of Kansas
under the LecOmPton Constitution. Some voted for
the resolution because they wished to stop clamor
sud avoid an imputstion that they we're afraid Of
investigation That is generally the case with new
members. They learn after awhile the tricks Of the
opposition, and also to place more reliance on the
good sense and discrimination Of the people. We
still think that Kansas will be admitted under the
Lecompton Constitution, and that at least one-haf
the Ohio delegation viii vote for it; and We hope
that viii be done soon, for there great interests
of the country that require the attention Of Con-
gress"
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THE sENTIMkNTs OF HUNDREDS .

Testimonials ike the following reaching the proprietor
continually, exolng the efficacy OF B, a Pahnestocks
Vermfuge and bearing witness in favor curavs
Use with confidence, as there never was prspara-
zion possessing such extraordinary powers to szps worms
zee AUsrIS, Texas Feb p, 1858.
Nsssrs. B. 4. FahHsstosE & Co., Pittsgrg, Pa.
GEFTrENEE;-Du1ing the two years that have been
selling your celebrated Vermifugs have Witnessed It's en-
cacy in eXpeng with sstisfaetion. Il viii cerSiny
xpef sueh II u ere De worms in the system. Asa druggist
take pleasure in bearing testimony the merit Of your
valuable Vsrmifuge, and but echo ne seutmonts num-
ben Of my patrons and customers when say that beaVe
70 be the best article 10 use for The expulsion Of worms
Truly youIss Co.. ~. b. .-.--L
FRANCIS J. DuFEAUs
sod wholesale and retail By ell the principal druggists
and county merchants throughout ths DATED sstes.
fsb sin.
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Oua FRIENDs.-We feel disposition to return
our thanks TO Mr. Hill from Warren, Of the Senate
10 Mir Turner of Sumner, Of the House Of Repre-
Fsntauvrs; and 10 every member Of the present
Legislature that voted restore Rutherford Goun
", territory to which she entitled, and which
had been taken away from her. These gentlemen
will be lilly remembered By the citizens Of Ruth
erf0rd, anu especially by the petitioners who re-
side in the fractions that have been added from
Coffee aud Davidsoni for the part tbey,took in favor
Of riglJ sud Of prspriety. NugfrssshO7O NslrE.
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e. DR.. BAIRD will give the second lecture Of his
course that on Greece, Turkey, and The late Wa "a
tls Eqs0 tomorrow night instead Of TO night. This
change is made at the request Of the Medical Facul
~, on account Of the Annual Commencement Of the
Medical College Or. Baird's lecture on Wednesday
night, Chat Russia and P0IaHd,) was heard with
much interest. We have no doubt that the interest
will increase with every lecture. For the terms Of
these lectures, see advertisement
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AN ACTto amend the several laws now in force in
this State authorizing judgments by motion
against collecting officers.
SIC. l. Bet enacted By the General Assembly
the State Of Tsp8sses, That in all cases where mo-
tions are or may be pending, in any Of the Courts
in this State, against any Sheriff Coroner or Con-
stable, and his securities and said Sheriff, Coroner,
or Constable, or sithsrof his said securities shall
die during the tendency Of said motion, said motion
may be viewed against the administrators or exec
utors Of said Sheriff Coroner, or Constable, or
either Of their said securities, in the same manner
that suits are now viewed against administrators
and executors in other cases.
SEC. 2. Be 81 further enacted, That this act take
effect from and after its passage, -.
Passed 10th February, 1855
DAN'L. S. DONELSON,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
JND. c. BURCH, . s.-
Speaker Of the Senate.
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JOHN G. SAKE, ESQ.

We learn from the Banner, that this gentleman
whose reputation as poet and wit is oO-extensive
with the English language, has consented TO lecture
before the Mechanics Library Association OF this
city. He will be here some time in March, the exact
day to be specified hereafter Our citizens have
never enjoyed richer intellectual treat, than will
be spread before them on that occasion.
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TENNESSEE NONEY.-The Louisville Courier an
nounces that Tennessee money is improving in that
market Messrs Thomas Browne q Co, are buying
1t at only a discount Of from 30 to A per cent.
Kentucky money in this market is worth aboEt ,
Der cent premium That's the difference
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

hs finest work Of its slass without shadow q ressr
vatcn 10 Be fund in Tue whole Eangs Q Auscza Htsra
tme'-1lRs. SIEPEEss'a hEW MosIELT.
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Esy- Messrs. W. T. BERRY Co., and JOHN
Yonh S Co, have received HarPer's Magazine for
March. The opening paper. The Upper Mississip-
pi is an exceedingly interesting article.
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swan & Co.'s lotteries,
AUTHORIZED By THESTATE OF GEORGIA.
10000 DOLLARS
ROE TEN DOLLARS!f -.'

The following scheme vii be drawn by s. STEa & Co.
Wanagsrs or the SpsFa Academy Lottery each Ct hs
sInRs Nnmber Lotteries Tor MARSH 1858, at augusta,
Georgia. public, under the superinend5nce Of COmmis'
CLASS S,
To be drawn in tae city Of Auggsts Georgia, pQAo, o.
SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1S5S...
CLASS s.
70 Be drawu In the city Of Augusta Gsoa IN Fubg
SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1858.
CLASS Z,
20 be drawn the city Of Augusa, Georgia. in Tube, OF
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1858
CLASS g.
To be drawn In the City Of Augusta, Georgia, public
SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1855. ..-
ON TAE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBEBSL
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDR Ed AND
EIGHTY FIVE PRIZES
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY Q TICKETS.
mAGNIFICENT .sCHEMEIu
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BY Authority.
LAWS OF TENNESSEE.

AN AsT to repeal the proYiso to the End section of
an act, passed 2Sth Of February, 1852, Chapter
1853.
SEC. L Bet enacted -Jy ths GsasTqE Assembly Of
the State Of Tennessee, That the pFOyiso to the second
section of act, passed February % 1852 chapter
353, be and the same is hereby repealed.
SEC. 2 Be t. f4rthsr enacted, That this act shall
take effect from and after its passage
Passed February. IL, 1858. s~-.T -s t-
DANIEL S. DONELSON,
Speaker Of the House Of ReDrsssHtatives.
.-~ s' 80 --i.-'- JN0. c. BURCE,
Speaker of the Senats.
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sHIRrsI sHlRTSII

enc OF he arm intends going East very shortly all IN
"a want Of an excellent article Of shirt wiz consult
thsF best interests BY leayn hsr measures our
q ali orders they may leave hen Be 1led properly aId
VTSagSggu'' OLi'iON IS :. 6 498sHTs
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mAGNIFICENT sCHEMEI.
so BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY. Nv PEBRUARY
s32O,OOO
PRICE OF. FICKETs.
WHOLE TICKETS, sic; HALVES IS; QUABTEkSy go
M TUE TrTTEAY-


PRICE or FICKhTs.
WHOLE TICKETS, sic; HALVES s; QUARTERS, s2H
PLAN OF THE LOTTERH.
The Numbers from 50 gO03 corresponding With thos
Numbers the Tickets printed on separate sips OF SPeE
enocled with small tin tubes ana placed IN one
Tie drst 4j7 Prizes, similarly printed ana eneceo are
placed in another Wheel go - -.-
The Wheels are then revolVed, and number Is qia"n
from the Wheel OF Numbers ana az me SANE ~
drawn from the Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
odt are opened and exhibited 70 ne sleieSs IN ~
By the COMMENCEMENT the FIiLe lss P.Cou 81, ~
Number drawn This operation 10 repealea ah'i al me
AprpoTISaTToE PTIzrs-Te two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers OIhose drwHg me nfs rr+5s VIII
numbered f24s Il2z9 1921, 12 vii each DO entitled 20
81 numbered 54s $40 55 $50 viii each be entted 70 500,
and so on according 70 the ABOVE scheme ., $780,.
The5UJJ prizssOft2U vii be determined oy the ss ng
are of the No that draws the 10000 prize, For example
the number drawing the 10000 prize ends win l. t1e1
al the tickets where the number ends N WILL pc entitled
to $50 II the number ends with No = then ell ne eEst5
where the number ends il will be entitled to f20 and
Certificates, Of Packages W be sold at the following
Cs s Of Pscfsqe Of 10 whole Tickets $50
:, q. i6o5arrsr g5
10 Eighth 10 g" .......- 10
IN OgDKRING TICKETS or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money 70 orr address for the Tekes order
on the reeept Of which they will be forwarded By drst
mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending iasny zig
The Ia Of Draws Numbers and Prizes viii BE- sent 70
purchas.rs Immediately alter the drawing. .
purchasers viii please write their signature PE, give
their Posi- Ufieel County and State.
EEg- REMEMBER that every Prizeis drawn and payable
in mil without deduction ..r
~ A prizes Of 900 and under, PAID i1Easdately
ssT the drawing prizes the usual tins u thirty
days. 800,
pea All Communications strictly confidential
A6orsss Orders for tickets or CeruEczrs6 70"
s. SWAN CO., Augusta Ga.
~ Perrons residing near Montgomery, Ala or Atlanta
can have their orders fled, and save time, BY address
ing 8 swan q Co., a. either Of those clasa-
~ list Of the numbers that are dfnWn IRON tne Whoe
iii ne amount OF Tho prize that each Il entued TO-
viii bs pnbished aaer every drawing the following pa
New orleans Delta Mobile Register Charleston
Standard NASHVILLE Gazette, Asapa l1ellgencsT, New
York Weekly Book, savannah Morning NeWH, ard Rich
aopd Tfspstch, and New York Disp&iehi and Pauding
INissl Clarion, gusta tGa Consultation hst. mh26
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- L.. 8 - -. -.

WGlslrn thatSiz. Luigi M0nt Of Harvard COLLEGE ba1
translated 6uERRAHzs famous hsCral aoYel Of Beatres
Ce1ci and that il is in Of PubcadOn There
VIII undoubtedly Be great desire % see ths volume
GusTrzI q probably the g. dstngu ca ed Of living
Italian auhOrH, andW are glad 30 that the med.
literature Of ltay-With which We are but Little &c.
quains1-W1ll be inauguratsd by brilliant q specimen
u novel Wri this Is The life OF Beatrice has ben
generally indeed may SLY entirely misunderstood; bu
Guerraul has shORn IN his very powerful work con
peLed alter careful labor, what probably the correct ~
p0siuOu Of this sad history Every one has read Shby
tragedy Of The Ceu0 and those fortunate enough 10 have
extended their travels far fv remember as one OF
q lOVest specimens Of at heevsr admired and copied
portrait Of Beatrice By Guido, tie gallery O The
BaTbei ini Palace
GueraH in his Prsilos TO the Tosk says addressing
the unfortunate shade Of Beatrice . ...
luasmueh - have been able to comprehend thee, in
pore for sufficient power to narrae Worthiy thy his
Tory to these dear Italian maidsns who love Thee as SIS
ter inst ceVarsd, though the shadow two csnur IS and
half is spread over 10y spulshrs Verify thine is his
tory OF sad crmes bat the dsus Of ny country viii
read t. IL will pierce their gentle souls hks sword bat
they viii read t. hen tns youth whom they love h ab-
preaching they viii hasten hlushnE hide IT, but they
will read IL and will offer thee the only gI tst can 81
given to The tetrayed-tears-"
The ese Of this powerful work upon che mpassouats
and vehement Italian reader such that certain OF the
governments have intsrdissd its pgsesou ard isnoW
rarely ssen in Haly .-- -....... ...---
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TIN ESSEE lLEGISLATURE,
81 HobsE 81 REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. p, 1858.
EVENING SESSION.
a aa-==
TEE cnnP-

The SPEAKER directed the Clerk to proceed With
the Code, and the Part XVII Of the Sehases abill
No So, to revise the Statutes &c. being again read
through, Il Vas passed toe second resdings------
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UyrvFRsIry or NAsHvLLE.-The seventh annual
commencement Of The Medical College Of the Nash
vile University, will be held this evening Friday
in the Ojd Fellows Hall, at y o'clock, and the de-
gree Of n. D., conferred upon Jos approved caudi-
dates. Yaledictory addresses will be delivered by
Dr. Crawford, Of Greenville, by request Of the Fs-
Guilty, and by Dr. Merrivesther on the part of the
class.
The Governor Of the State and Members Of the
Legislature, and Trustees and Faculties Of the Uni
vsrsity and the public, are invite to attend.
Feb. %, 1893. -a- 81 PAVLF. BvE, Dean,
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Hoes Pa~BEn At TIRE WEsT.-The number Of hogs
hacked a. Cincinnati this season, is estimated at
$50. 600 head against &4i,5l2 last season. The
Cincinnati Pa. Current has returns from JOG pack
ing places iu lac West, including Cincinnati, and
makes the whole number packed J.. IC9, 292 against
l.4Ql. $50 last year. The whole number packed at
the places reported last year was lsls46s, and the
previous year =. ass, SOP. The whole number Of
psees reported last year was one hundred and nine
fy There is an increase in weight Of from three TO
twenty pounds per hog at nearly al the places heard
from and gs a general thing the yield Of lard has
been over that OF last year. There can be no doubt
that there. is an increase in weight, as compared
with last year Of not less than four per cent.