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, 1859-09-24

The brutal assault Of McCate upon Mr. Thorn
son Of the Daily Nttes. from The effects Of which
We rcsrct to lenrn that Mr. T. is still seriously
sufferer, affords an instructiye commentary
upon the allegation that the buliiea md ruttians
at Syracuse we're there in the service Of Fer
nando Wood. Taken ia connection with the
atlidavit Of Mr. john G. Heenau, which We pub
lished the other day, this piece Of barbarisna
would seem to prove that the mass Of the brui.
sers aud shoulder hittcrs Of New York are en-
listed under the banner Of Tammany Hall. We
fear that McCabv has done Mr. Thomson per-
soual injury, from which he will not soon re-
cover; but be las certainly done u Grcater in-
jury TO his own enployers-the regular Demo-
CRITIC ieaders-bv whom thr use Of his muscles
and his !" scicnce" is engaged and paid for
4. y T~S1+,.h
, 1859-09-24

MIR. Hobart and Judge Nlller's Court.
The Madison Journal will oblige many read
ers Ly rcpublishing 1he speech Of Mr: Hobart,
lust winter, in defeoce of Judge Mi!ler's Court,
sud the triumphant reply Of Harlow S. 0rton,
Eeq. The synpathics Of Mr. Hobart are all
with the Federal Courts, mud the people Of this
State will do well To remember that should Mr:
appointing my Judge on our Circuit. or Sa-
preme De6ch, they would very certainly he men
who would sLnrc his sentiments in regard to
the u. S. District Court. If the sharp prac-
tice' of that Court, during the past two years,
fias not tiled Wisconsin, q continuance OF the
clectiur NJ. Hobart Governor Sen
+:nsf
, 1859-09-24

Manchester, N. T., Sept. es.-Bridget Riley,
who for some yesrs has been employed in the
factories here, was found this E,crnirE murdsF-
ed IN yard in the lorer part Of the city. The
body was shockioslJ uaansled. The occupants
Of the premises are:Scotch and Irish. and deny
ali knowledge Of the tragedv. Bridget was
ubout Is years old. "a coroner's jury is investl-
ra.iur the mntteF. l
, 1859-09-24

Z.sf'tW "a 1se G. r. q. Railroad va, killed l.st
s,feht " ~ .HeHxss frs. missed from bis train a.
fas,ad n 'the creek 4 Anderson Bird &c. eight
ncs from here is supposed he st5nss ni1st;ns ,ne
bridge, havipg been ,ass On ths TOP 4 Si psopie re-
jnslon, Ohio. :; -.
, 1859-09-24

Trot DetxVeen Flora Temple and Ike
Cook.
Mrscx7wz. Iowa, Sept. aa:.The trot between
Flo, Temple nnd Ike Cuok, mile leat., best
three IN five. Vas won By Flora in three straight
hents. Time: s:e6-a:c0l-ao:a9. Ike. Cook
made o:35-a:3344- $50. F:ora's first half mile
was made in Ill:
, 1859-09-24

Arrival of The. California Overland
Mail.
ST. Lou1s, Sept '23.-The Overland Mail Of
the o9th has arrired. News anticipated at New
Orleans. ..
Business active, With more liberal remittances
from the interior. ),
Mr. Greeley vas leare on the steamer on the
5th inst.
, 1859-09-24

REApr WR11Ea--The dinlomax of lin
United States Agricultural Society arurded at
Inc late National Fair are being filed out At
hsSantt Bell Stratton'a Commercial College.
where they will be delivered shortly.
, 1859-09-24

UNITED STATES FA1n-TuE S11ykR MEDAL
Srovks-The Sand 0ren Economist Cooking
Store has received ut the ia,e exhibition in this
city, the LARGE SILVER MEDAL. it being the
highest prize. This has been obtained in con-
.es. with several Of the best stores in the coun,
try. The public will sanction the judgment
Of the committee. We believs that this store
combines more desirable qualities than any 9TH
er. The large sale already achieved in this
city, will now be rapidly increased. No one in
want Of good stove will fail to examine it.
The "DLAz1so SFAR" Smoke and Gas Burner,
for the use Of Illinois Goa, is an elegant siose
for paE1ors, halls stores, dc. This also received
the first prize. It is continuous burner. The
fse ouly requires to be made once during the
season. It is self.feeder, aud net one quarter
the trouble to manage as other stores. 1t only
requires to be known to be generally adopted,
The "Sr1n or THE NoKru" heating store for
hard coal has takes several premiums at former
fairs, 1tis genuine gas burner, and has Ut!
tanned great popularity both here and at the
It is doubtful if three better stores can BE-
| found in the world. They arc manufactured
| by the well-known firm Of r. J. Treadw ell
Ferry Norton, Albany, n. T., and for sale al
retail in this city b. those reliable dealers, a.
R. 4 G. Il. Miller, No. e37 State street, and
| l. F. Becker, No. 206 Randolph street. Cal
and see them. sepl9-lw
, 1859-09-24

~ Housekeepers will find the Fruit Cans
that hare stood the test for .Fre years, at the
sign Of the Golden Tea Kettle, A State street.
sep24-1w
, 1859-09-24

At the resitence Of the b.tes fher h ese sert 1M.
By the Kev. Dasid Teed, Mr. t:sIA RLES SrADEE Of
NestehesteE County, ny, 1ud Mis- KATE LAWRENCE
Of Chicago.
, 1859-09-24

anE MISSOURI srArk FA1R--A large amount
ot valuable stock lately On exhibition here at
National Fair, has been sent forward to lie
State Fair Of Missouri to be held at St. Louis
next week
, 1859-09-24
BY TELEGRAPH.


MONTREAL, ScptFeeoo. The English crieketcrs
have arrived here and are in tinc condition,
and are ready to phy Immediately.
, 1859-09-24
rFFrhAt.

Cricket.
NEW Yonk. Sept. a:d.-The cricket mattel;
which is to take place between "All England
and the American criekett rsbas been postponed
till October, and w!11 then ba played at Phlladei-
phia the tenth Of the same month.
, 1859-09-24

EAsrox, Pa, Sspt. e3,-The Lehigh nnd
Delaware Rivers ars both rising rapidly: a Sc
rious break in the Delaware Canal, at fardIey-
rille, is reported. forty feet Of the erbankment
being washed aWpT.
, 1859-09-24

sAckvn1r, Sept. as.-The steamship Dalbec
now due with Liverpool edsices to the 10th, had
not arrived at Halifax this evening.
The steamer Europa. from Boston. arrived At
Halifax at noon to-day, and sailed shortly after
for Liverpool. ::
, 1859-09-24

Dosrox, Sept a letter received BY the
Arabia announces The death Of Charles B. Fair
child. He was writer Of merit, widely known
n Arup-CbeeEH,
, 1859-09-24

TuE NEW Police Us1roRxs.-we r-. a,,d
10 EMO" TINT the police are to be put into neat
aad tasteful uniforms, blue coats. single breast
ea' &C. Messrs. Ellsworth 4 Co., On Lake
street, are filing the contract for the c1oth;nr
, 1859-09-24

- Vichot ConchasIl Conerciautci!
La Orleans Regalia de Londres II! L. Meier
De L. Habana +! III: Choice and select brands
Of Cigars just received by y. W. Corbin 4 Co.,
65 South Clark street. Try them.
, 1859-09-24

D,nzcr FOE ScorLAxp.-We call attention to
the advertisement Of George Steel & Co., in
another column, for the sale Of Scotch Pig
Irou. Also, Cord Wood, DC.
, 1859-09-24

To Exhibitors at tho Late NatIona

To Exhibitors as tho Late National
Fair.
The Executive Committee Of the United Suites
Agricultural Society learn with regret that sev-
cral Exhibitors at lha Iatc Fair have protested
against the awards thus fa= confirmed md au-
nouuced.
These protests, with any others that mar be
made, will be amply considered by the Sub
Committee ofthe Executive COMMITTEES TO whom
they have been referred. In some cases, in
Justice may hare been done, and every exertion
will be made to correct errors. The fnal result
will be announced in the October number Of the
=" Journal Of agriculture" which will be sent to
every exhibitor. Diplomas and. Certificates
awarded. to citizens of Chicago and its vicinity
will be sent to Bryant, Bell and Stratton's Com.
mercial College. The Medals will be ready
10 soou a. they hare been struck Mt the Q. S.
Mint.
In making this announcement, the Executive
Committee consider it due to themselves and
the Society, (of which they IRE the official Or
gans) to state distinctly that the greatest cf.
forts were made Oh their part 10 secure the
services Of the most competent Judges, md to
insure thorough examination Of all articlca
offered for exhibition; aud they feel confident
that the correctness Of the awards will compare
f4vor.blY with those OF any other exhibition
ever held in the country
TEScu TM1HxAx,
Pres't q. S. Agl sc'y.
Chicago, Sept %, 1883.
, 1859-09-24

SroyE WoRk-Stoyes btncked and set up at
very short notice, Leaye your orders with Van
Setback, II State street, sign Of the Golden
Tea Kettle. Sep20-lm
, 1859-09-24

Southern Pacific Railroad.
New ORLEANS, Sept :7.-Adsicss from Mar.
sha], Texas. report that President Fawkes' OF
The Pacific Railroad, has made final settlement
with the new connauy, aud the creditors hare
obtaiued full possession Of the road. The work
will be recommended immediately.
, 1859-09-24
THE CITY .

! IH E. CITY.
foilcE.-ln the Police Court yesterday there
Was Light show of cases.
4nk new Police UslfoRxs.-We nre p},d
10 kno" TINT the police are to be put into neat
and tasteful uniforms, blue coats, siue1e bfeast-
ca, &C. Alessrs. Ellsworth i Co.. on Late
street, are filing the contract for the clothing.
A REAnr WR1rEa.-The diplomas Of Tie
United States Agricultural Society awarded ut
Inc late National Fair are being filed cut at
bEyant' Bell i Stratton'a Commercial COLLEGE.
where they will be delivered shortly.
TnE MISSOURI STATE FA1n.-A large amount
Of valuable stock lately On exhibition here at
NaaonA Fair, has been sent forward to 1he
| otate Fair OF Missouri to be held at St. Louis
next week.
new Ent17ox or CoorEA's Wonks,-Petcr
Jacobson cooper by profession, pitched into
aco-laborer named Paudorty, and in his drunk
en- rage inflicted such serious injuries that the
assalant is jail to await the result of The hur
received by the party assailed, who is reported
THE HAPPT FAM1Lr.-The case Of E. IT.
1racy e.. Isaac Cook, brother Democrats. still
drags on IN the Courts. 1t Was before The Su-
pezlor Court yesterday and continued on ac-
count Of the absence of Witnesses. It is based
on the ejectment ri ct arm;s of the plaintiff from
Postmaster Cooks buchanan meeting at Metro
poltan Hall, July, 1858.
NOTICE 10 THE CApEzs.-The members Of this
Company are hereby requested to attend a meet
ing at their headquarters, this Saturday
evening. No excuse for non.attendance will be
accepted, AZ business Of the greatest impor-
lance demands the Immediate attention OF The
company.
By order, E. E. ELLSWORTH, Commandant.
J.R. HArpoE, Orderly.
We notice that our friends Lafins,
Smith Doies, well known manufacturers OF
gun powder, have taken both premiums for the
best powder for rifle and shot guns, and hare
been awarded diplomas from the United Suites
Agricultural Fair. 1t il pleasing 10 Ut to call
the attention Of those using the article, as erezy
true sportsman is interested in having good
po"ue8' oee 'ne.f aoeeruse@en''
Los1.-Between Harrison street md Fisk l.
Ripley's store, on State or Lake street. lady's
brooch, with silver back. set with red stones.
containing grew and black hair. nrized an nc.
count Of its being The on1y memeuto Of a de-
ceased friend. The finder will be suitably re-
warded BIZ leaving it with J, D, Sutton 4 Co..
No, ESQ State street.
---
1hs YAK DohES d 9IosEa flo~.-1n our
no''ee o' 'oe van oofen Gao'er steam plo",
IN referring 70 lis confessed 'mpeFfeetons o:
NJ 4 III. ,ras4,-a IT.. s+,..,,.n. .ho.,, .-,,.
does ;n;nat;re IN n. h,;1.- majors ct,rl 1
Smith nnles, The fart he oddsd lint the boi1er
I'm. +.stad and fills .hown - h. , ,.,ta,t ~,
h,t wae .rb.aoua,t,r r,,;naa hr ;ronr,,or 1,,,n'
.cenocnt or it, o,rner. w. lnr. hones ~ tin
Cb;caoo stsom ,,oy vet
-
HoHE MISSIONARY soc1Err.-The last month
y meeting Of the Ladies' Home Mission for the
present year will be held on the next Sabbath,
Sept. Is at P. H., in the audience room Of the
Clark street n. E. Church. Hon. Judge Nc
Lean will preside on the occasion. Addresses
may be expected by Judge Mclean and others.
, 1859-09-24

~ Go to John Jones Co., l19 Dearborn
street, and get your clothes cleaned md re-
paired. They will be well done and at prices to
snit tba times.
, 1859-09-24

EDUCATIONAL BOOKSELLERS PUBLISHERS
HENHY WARD BEEC1ER'S
ILL 6EKMoSS.
Tulu he'd Weekly In
THE INDEPENDENT.

In addition to the interesting natter contained In every
successive nnber Of Tbs independent tae Publisher Is
happy to that the Sunday Noftae Sermons CT
Rev. HxxlT WARD Bx.cHEa ulli appear exclusively In It
columns every week They TIE only reports given to
the pte1 which .eceira frv.lon from the Authofs
h,od. Among othes special contributors the
vt1I-knoEn writers:
Mrs. Harriet Beecher 8towc, Rav.
George e. Cheever, aud
John q. Whittier.
TE1x1-Iwo Doll7rs year, payable In advance.
Address JOSErH IL RICHARDS, Publisher,
No. Beek1asn street, MI.
Fortaleb BY al News gents. se.a so13 lwdttv .
, 1859-09-24

e See advertisement of Cornell l. Co.'s
aud universal hemmer, No. 133 Lake It.
, 1859-09-24

Gas F1x7CREs-Those in want Of any thing o
the kind will do well to call on ]. Il. Jcr ould
No. IS South Clark street. lie has the NOE
CON plete assortment in the city. Also Lamps
Ticks, Chimnies, Paper md Glass Shades. &c
4c. aue1-1mo
, 1859-09-24

PRExruHs.-W. E Stow, ut 1s4 Lake street
one door east of T. D. Carter's dry goods store'
isprepared to offer beautiful assortment Of Pat
tern bonnets and Millinery Goods. sea3-3t
, 1859-09-24

We hope to dye. II our friends Messss.
as dyers, yct, although they deserve it, they are
too well known to need my additional recon-
mendation, either in this line, or in their mode
Of cleaning and repairing cast off garments. 60
as tn make them look ike new, ut only trilins
aY1euEn
, 1859-09-24

There is no house in the Union that now
turns out better goods, better work or better
fitting garments than Tappen does, or at lower
prices, ready made or to order. One trial will
convince anybody Of the truth of this assertion.
, 1859-09-24

4 SSESSMENT ROLL.
III Description Of Tie real est4e in the No Ii Dlyts
I'm Of The CRY Of Chicago deemed beatttd By eavHnE
Clark st1et from cAcago Avenue. 10 North Avenue
With the raln7tion the1eo acd tte s1s of oney .st-
, 1859-09-24

II The Charleston .Atrcury says that The
inject Of John Mitchell in going to France. ia to
Get Napoleon III. to relax his opposition to the
slave trade under the French flag if not to
1.ru
, 1859-09-24

Gas F1x1rREs.-The best stock in the city,
: ond richest patterns, czn be found at our show
room. ~ and ~ State street. mp stairs.
Be12.lm BRowx 4 WupK1-:
, 1859-09-24

SPkc1AL No11cE 70 SEw1sG MACHINE PCE-
cuAsrns.-The Grover 4 Baker Sewing Machine
Company now offer their superior machines to
purchasers at reduced prices At their splendid
sAlesrooms, lis Lake street, near Clark.
These well known machines have taken the
premiums over all others, in utmost every state
in the Union, frcm Maine to Califoraia, and are
unquestiouably the cheapest and best in use.
A large discount given to clergJmen and agents.
Send for \ circular md book. eep1o-eE
, 1859-09-24

F1Esr PRExrun Trunks, valises aud Trav-
cling Bagt, Of United States and Illinois Stats
Fdrs- Gail and see them 1t
#. G. S. WaloErs
T. esso1w Trunk Store, 81 Clark s.1sst,
, 1859-09-24
Nein ADVERTISEMENTS.


H L. &R{VEY. dtpestisia9 A1sat. g D.sstoss-st
I. oshori:ei fe<ire 4d-<~neats far eh ind m lx
Le1diaa Poprs u tic Forth Et-k }al-bse+y
, 1859-09-24
B1ar1il1g.

ROARDING-A. fine suit of. fur.
three scu men, te obtained ii II Michigan Avenue.
te:3IWE
, 1859-09-24

I-Kotlnsoo's Progressive Primary A1ithuatl-.. II 1B
u-Rotlnsoni Frog7ess!ve Intellectual Anih-
Hetlc.............--....... ................... =
uI-Rob!ns=n's P7okresslve Practical AnfhHete.. 30
1t-Rablnsoa's Key to Practical A1tthn e4ic ;. -. %
y-Roalnsora rsoxrasve H1xhes Arithmete In rns II
y1-n1blnsona New Elementary A1tebra......... 3
T1I-Rohnsons Key t, EtneussrT AL ehra........ 70
VIII -Robnson'4 CnIvcr.tY Atkrbta ........-.-1>s
1X-Roblnson'a Ksy to University Alxebza .......-lo0
x-Roan.ona Geo .etry and Tftsono1 et1T...... 70
x1-Ko5nsoa'4 sur1esirE and Nav gallon. .1k0
XIl-Ro3ts sons Analytical Geometry and Comic
6etions ...............,...,. ..-.......1k0
x111-Robnsons DGe1eEtIa and In ek.A Calculus. 10
XIy-Roblnson'a Elementary AGtEunt tmy......... -
xy-Robinson'a Cnlse1stty Att1uromy ...........1:a
XrI-Roblnons Maths maticat Operations. -
If11-Rohiasoas key to Afseb 4, Geonetry 4e In pes
, 1859-09-24

new EnrHox or Coorka's Wonks,-Petcr
jacobson, cooper by profession, pitched into
aco-laborer named Pandorty, md in his drunk
en- rage inflicted such serious injuries that the
assailant is in jail to await the result of The hur,s
received by the party assalled, who is reported
as being in dangerous condition,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-16
Dickinson ana Harris.

We publish a well written communication IN
another column from the pen of our talented cor
respondent SHERLBY, suggesting the names Of DANIEL
S. DICKINSON Of New York, and IsHAN o. HARRIS
of Tennessee in connection with the Presidency and
Vice Presidency in Tennessee. We cordially endorse
our correspondents encomiums of both OF these
gentlemen. and what is better, the people OF the
United States will endorse them if nominated at
Charleston 1t is a good ticket whether taken back
wards or forwards and whichever name is placed
first on the ticket it would carry with 1t an assur
ance of victory, and a guarantee of a sound, safe
Democratic Administration.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-16

Mr.. BRAzELToN Orr She'd in the Chair sup
= sr,ed the bill 10 lieu.
Mr.. HARRIS opposed part Of the original bill
Mr.. HEBB demanded The previous question.
The demand was not seconded.
MIR. MORPHIS said he thought there was Law
=; ,br fods 20 the sane effect with the bill offered in
lieu; md he moved to lay the bill and amendments
Oh the table
The motion was rejected.
Mr.. Speaker WHIpTH0RNE said there was a
;fare nee between the law on our statute book aud
his hil offered in lieu The main object in his bill
mas 70 make the master who has the slave away
liable 10 the Injured party to the full value Of the
slave so run Of, snd the Code certainly does not
r, ach this point ASA
The hill in lieu was adop'ed
The bin as amended passed the second reading
HOUSE BILLS ON THE SECOND READma
The following House bills were read and passed
The second reading;
Mr.. Baker of Perry's, 81, to amend section 3I99
of Cods Judiciary Committees bill in ltu.
Mr. Senter's 68, TO authorize erection Of fish trap
| in CIinc6 river Committee on Ways and Means
Recommended passage.
Williams of Hickman, 70, to amend act establish
| lug State Agricultural Bureau. Committee on Ag-
ricultur Recommended passage,
Mr.. Kiucaid of Claiborne's 70, to supply an omls-
sion of the Code. Judiciary Committees bill in
Mr. senter's 80, TO give furthee time TO Cumber-
land Gap Railroad Company. $50
Mr.. Kenner's, 81. 10 amend section 1912 Of the
Code. Judiciary Committee Recommended pas
sage.
Mr. Ford's, SO. to do away with shooting CALLER
| les, SO, was rejected by yeas %, nays 80.
THE CURREECY QUESTION.
| Mr.. CAN'T, BY leave, moved to incorporate the
folIowing section in bis bill on banking:
n. # further enacted That banks ami the business
of banking in this State shall be subject to such
general Ia ws, as the Legislature may, from tine to
! Time enact, touching the same.
| The motion was agreed to, aud the bill IS
AMENDED was referred to the Bank Committee.
THE BANK OF TENNESSEE.
Mr.. BRAZELTON, by leave, offered the follow
ing:
WHEREAS, numerous reports have been, and are
still 10 circulation, in reference to the manner IN
which the Directors of the State Bank and Branches
have lOsned out their funds.
Therefore be IL resoIVsd That the officers Of the
mother Bank and Branches, be and they are hereby
required to furnish to this House ct early day
as possible, the Games of persons for whom they
have discounted notes; the amount and the length
of time for which said notes ware discounted; the
report to contain full statement Of the discounted
notes for the last twelve months next preceding
the meeting Of this Legislature.
The resolution lies on the table for one day under
the rules.
And then
Ga motion the House took recess till o'clock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-16

SEWARD KNEW OF BRowNs PLOr.-0ur readers
know that an EngliShman named Forbes, who had
fought in the Hungarian revolution, is one of the
men who had framed plan" for the emancipation
of the negroes in Virginia and Maryland but who,
falling out with some of his oOnfederstes in
uuence, as he alleges, of their not keeping faith
with him, has turned what may be called States
evidence and let the entire cat out of the bag, hav
ing published some of his correspondence and dealt
freely with the names of not few Republican nota-
biiites great iuttering has been the consequence
in various quarters as might have been expected.
One of the editors of the New York Journal Of COM
MERGE it appears has had aninterview with FORBES,
and referring to Senator Seward, the JoTaG! goes
on to say:
He did k5nOls Of 9ro,sn pIdnS-He dare not deny,
over his own name, that he knew Of them' Forbes,
when he said that he went fully into tie matter
with Seward meant to be understood that he told
him of the plans of Brown for an attack upon Har-
nprs Ferry. lie did tell him Of these plans and Sc
ward replied that lin his position he ought not to
have been told" Thess are facts which 1r. Se'cdTd
,rU moi dsng and which must render his conduct
odioYs in the sight of honorable men.
.IVhat did Seward do to prevent the eonsumma-
.;on of the base plot? What steps did he take to
ston itY suppose we adopt the charitable cOnelu-
sop of the Times that The warded 1t of for nearly
two wears 2, does that help the matter In our es-
timation it only makes it worse During this long
,arod he has been dallying with prospective crime,
and bobnobing with prospective criminals, when a
word fitly spoken would have sent them cringing
into Obscurity. -.
II Mr.. Stewards friends want more light on this
subject # they want clearer statement than Col
Forbes has furnished in his published letters let
tb call ON that gentleman for all the facts FORBES
Is no myth, but real flesh and blood; and they can
learn from him quite as much as they will care to
know. And among other things, they can learn from
his oDnlpS as zoe hare DONE the facts which we have
stated, viz-that he did tell Seward fully about
Browns proposition to make an attack upon Har-
per's Ferry,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-16

ONz OF THE EFrEcTs.-The people OF Virginia
have naturally become very suspicious after the
Harper's Ferry invasion A gentleman from Caro-
line county went to King and Queen to sell some
books but was suspected Of being on other business
and was followed to Rappahannock, where he sue
ceeded in establishing his identity. colporteur
who visited Westmoreland county had to leave,
though he showed certificates from the Board OF
Publication The pedlers and soap men get 20
mercy anywhere, and are ordered to travel from
any place they may stop at.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-16
A Bill to Reform and Regulate the
Rusiness of Ranking.

We lay before our readers to-day the Bank Bill
introduced by Mr. CAN'T, of Maury, in the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES with an additional section, which
has been attached to the Bill by its author. No
Bank which intends to do an honest business will
hesitate TO accept the provisions of this act and
family the representatives of the people would sho"
very little regard for the public welfare If after
our experience under the present banking system OF
the State they should consent to charter banks with
less stringent restrictions. The Bill contains many
wholesome and necessary reforms, and is great
advance on any former legislation on this subject.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-16
TAKE NnrIrr

TAYINe Just returned from New and other Rassrn
Cities with large and sVlendI assortment Of American,
fench ENGLISH and German Toys sold cheap By whole
sale or retsiL CHAs ROBERTSON
move dn Nol7 Market Street.
PsoOunty Merchants wiz please and examine before