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MISSISSIPPI PLANTERS BANK BoSps.-In the Sem
ate of Mississippi, on the l9,h, Mr.. SuEpEs to
whom was referred that pars of the Governor.
message touching the Planters Bank bonds. re-
ported
A resolution requesting the Auditor of Public
accounts to report full statement OF the amount
Of bonds Of the State issued behalf of the Plant
ers Bank, now outstanding the date OF their issu-
Ance-the period of their maturity-the amount of
interest paid-and the amount of principal and in
terest OF said bonds due up to the present time.
The report and resolution were both adopted.
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PrOpOssd

Proposed Plans
Two workshops, 40 feet by l25 each, and two sto-
ries high.
Sale-heuse to be The same size, and g portion Of
the second story to be arranged for the hospital
By reference to the above, it will be seen that
there will be very little cost attending the building
Of the hospital, and it will be more conveniently
situated THAI il disconnected.
The propos I'd extension and improvement can be
dore with an appropriation Of twenty-five thousand
dollars.
Respec falIy submitted,
W. II. JOHNSON, Agent Tenn. Psnitentiary.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. MICKLEY: No. 1870 provide for
SPECIAL term of the Circuit Court OF Humphreys
county Passed first reading
By NJ. HILDREFH: No 1870 amend the
charter of the North Caroliaa, Tennessee aud Ken
lucky Railroad Company. Passed first reading
By Mr.. NEWMAN, (Mr. WooD in the chsir:) No.
1910 chatter the Sswanee Turnpike Company,
and the HaWkersvilIe Turnpike Company, in Frank
lin county. Passed first reading.
By Mr.. BOYD. No. l38-To repeal section 1892
of the Code in reference TO the admission of pupils
into the Tennessee Deaf add Dumb School. Pro-
Vides, after repeating section 1852 of the Code,
that the trustees and teachers Of said school may
admit citizens Of Tennessee who deaf and dumb,
to the privileges of said school, and upon the certi
foste Of The Principal Of said school Treasurer
VI luo DOdEu VI AIusteCes VI but udUCo mum
bers of such pupils SO admitted, the Comptroller
shall issue his warrant at the rate of two hundred
dollars year for each pupil provided the trustees
shall be satisfied that the pupil SO admitted is una
BILE topay the expense of education said school
Passed FIRST reading.
HOUSE BILLS ON sKcoNB READIS0.
No. 82-To give further time to the President and
Directors of the Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap and
Charleston Rsilroad further time to complete the
first sect of said road. Passed.
No. 249-To incorporate the Forked Deer River
Navigation Company and for other purposes Pass
ed
SENATE BILLS on SECOND READING.
No. 120-To amend the charter OF the German
town Plank Road Company. Passed
No. l2l-To grant the right Of way to the Ripley
Railroad Company. Passed.
CALL OF THE SENATE.
At qusrter 10 ten o'clock
Mr. BUMPASS demanded call Of the Senate
which was ordered, when it appeared that the fol-
loving Senators we're absent: Messrs Bradford,
Hunter, Johnson, MINIS, Mcclellan, Peters, Rich
srdson Stokes, and Stokely-9
There being no quorum present
On motion of Mr.. TRIMBLE, the Senate ad.
j5urned.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP


Valuable Real Estate
AND
Iron Property for sale at Public Auction
I'm MONDAY, the 96th day Of December next, der
for sale she Court house door in the Of Eddyve
lyon county KY credit Of tweYe eighteen a1d
ty four nths date the Proper.
y Of Kelly Co.. known Suzanne Furnace and Forge
seher with all the unsod nds belonging Thereto being this
time ten thousand much Of which fair arabic land
and well adapted to grazing purposes we'll for the
production of tobacco and all the small grain usually raised in
this climate
Should there he necessity for dorg considerable portion
OF the lands will bedydsd into tracts suit purchasers the
Engine and Machinery disposed OF SEPARATELY The machinery
at boh Forge and Furnace first condition and has
power we'll suited other besides the
rcn but hoped enterprsng manufacturer will VIII
ing to undert ke the opuson Of profits from its in REIN
ing the crude metals abundanty in eds
thereto
This sale Is in obedience of order Of the Lyon Equity and
Criminal Ccurtat its late session, and will he sold without
All those wishing invest in IroR Property for farm
ing grazing will do well be hand the
bargains will be without doubt.
At the time will sell heavy wagons with harness.
suited to the iron business but easily
Also few large kettles, with of which, least every large
farmer should be supplied.
Personal security in part and lien property required
purchasers WB MACkEN,
n0y21-1EWtd
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A proposition has been brought before the Ala
bama Legislature to repeal the usury laws of that
State, which as they now stand, prohibit the re-
osving of higher rate of interest than eight per
cent per annum
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Mr. PAYNE, from the COMMITTEES on Internal
Improvements, returned Senate bills No. 120, to
am End the charter Of the Germantown Plank Road
,mpany, and No 12t, to grant the right Of way 10
the Ripley Railroad Company; also. House bill No
81 to give further time TO he President aud Direct
ors of the Cincrnsti. Cumhe-lsni Gap aud Charles
ton Railroad further time 10 complete the frst
section of said road, and recommended their pas
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On motion Of Mr.. THOMPSON, leave Of absence
was granted to Mr. McGiarin, Principal Clerk OF
the Senate, until ThurSdsy.
Ga motion of Mr.. HlLDRErH, leave Of absence
was gfauted to Mr.. MINIS until Thursday.
REPORT FROM COMMITTEE on INTERNAL IMPROVE
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KIT CARSON Nor DEAn-The St Louis Republican
of the Goth says
Our letters from Santa Fe, by the Overland Mail
last night, make no mention of the deatl, of Kit
Carson. which is reported TO have occurred at Taos
We have at no time given any credence to the report
and are well satisfied now that if his death had oc-
Cured. it would have been communicated to ms in
these letters
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MAsoNo.-The NJ. ". Grand Lodge of South Car
DINA, at its recent session, chartered eight new
lodges the jurisdiction of one of which is located in
the Island of Cuba. This is a preparatory step to
the restoration of Masonry in that Island where 1t
has been excluded for many years by the govern.
ment and the formation Of Grand Lodge in Cuba.
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The SOUTHERN STATES RALLYING TO YmGNn.-The
Richmond Enquirer says: The insinuation that the
Southern States were Indifferent to the wrongs and
outrages perpetrated upon the sovereignty of Vir-
ginia, has already been denied by the resolutions
of the Legislatures of Georgia and Tennessee: and
below give the evidence of willingness on their
part to share the peril of vindcating the honor of
Virginia by the gallant volunteers of Georgia and
North Carolina
The ERqnirTpublishes telegraphic dispatches from
the OglethOrpe Infantry, of Augusta, and the Han
cock Van Guard, of MilledgeviIe, Ga, and the Viii
mingtOn IN. c. Light Infantry, rendering their SER
vices during the troubles which threaten the State
and adds
The Secretary of the Commonwealth in the alb
sence of the Executive has replied to the subjoned
Geographic dispatches, thanking the officers and
men for their kind Offers-that Virginia does not
need their aid and is perfectly able execute her
laws Virginia cannot fail to appreciate these marks
Of kindness and affection from the citizen soldiers
of her sister Southern States.
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SENATE.

MOSDAT. November %. 1859.
The senats vas called to order at nine o'clock By
the Speaker.
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NORTHERN SEyTNENT.--The Boston correspondent
of the New York Herald writes under date of the
18th inst: The prompt and vigorous action of the
authorities of Virginia in regard to the Harpers
Ferry insurrectionists has had most salutary eff
feet among the intense abolitionists here. 1t was
scarcely believed by some that Gov. WISE would
have acted with so much frmness and wisdom
and the abolition revOlutonists have come to the
conclusion that it is not worth while rIsking their
necks for the freedom of those who show so wful
q desire TO remain in bondage - did the slaves on
the occasion Of the HagRer's fepry outbreak"
RAN RmTyG.-Two persons. whose presence was
considered undesirable on account of abotionism.
were ridden on a rail at Kingstree, s c., on the
23d inst. One was an Old man. and the other q
young man Of good poPsonai appearance. They
were ridden shout the village borne by negroes and
compelled 10 sing while borne in tits manner. They
we're then turned loose. They took the noon train
for Charleston. but the other passengers refusing to
ride with them, they We're put out of the train at
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Having disposed % ny stcck Of Books stationery 60 10
Mr. HAsAS solicit continuance Of patronage d NJ
friends FOR ~ successor CHAS ". SMITH.
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TEsNEssRE PESITEST1ARY. Nov %, 1850
To the Speaker Of the Ssnate-Sir: In compli-
ance with Senate resolution No. S. Of Friday, No
vembsr 18th, requesting the Agent OF The Tennes-
see Peniteniary TO fdraish estimate of the cost
of extending the pre- sent wall 10 the Chaflo,ts
Turnpike, 50 as enclose all the ground owned by
the State also estimate for building sale house,
hospital and sddit 1nal workshops, would respect
fully submit the following as being correct:
Enclosing s5 feet ength average height twenty-five
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ALABAMA.-The Legislature of Alabama met on
the l4th inst. Governor MOORE, in his message,
makes no allusion to Federal matters The balance
in the Treasury on the 3Oth of September was s63I,
679 With regard to the State Bank and branches
it is suggested that the unsatsfed claims of each
of said banks the Mobile Branch excepted be sold
in January 1861, at public sale. The Central COM
mercial and Eastern Banks are in successful opera
ton. Such legislation as viii exclude from circu-
lation within the State limits the notes of foreign
banks is recommended An increase of the salaries
of Judges is advised, as means to secure perma-
nency in office Not a single Judge is upon the
Supreme Court Bench, who presided five years
since. There two hundred and sixteen convicts
in the Penitentiary, of whom six are females. The
affairs of the State generally shown to be in
condition of unusual prosperity
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TENNESSEE pENITENTIARY.

The SPEAKER laid before the Senate the follow
ing report from the Agent of the Tennessee Peni-
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Enclosing wall 6 feet in lengths height twenty-five
feet asove ground, Thickness three inches
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-06

SEcr Ii is hereby declared true intent and
purpose of this sell public lands rein
mated IN the NEST judciols method that be
obtain for them their full value promote the
ct such suitable therefor and, deductag ex
penses and other herenbeure named grant the
balance Of the prnceeds Of sales sad copan,
upon the conditions herenhefnre aud to
ends and other, the legislature tire power
change the provisions Of this relating mode of
disposition and sales OF the public lands, may be
necessary 10 correct abuses, promote the
declared intent and purpose of this
Seer. The aldermen of cities, Seectmen of towns,
and assessors OF plantations, shall before the
and hity their motif, ing
tsnts of their respective Cities and plantations
qualified to vote for the choice officers IL as
ssmble in ward, town and plantation meettng on the
second Monday OF June in the wear ri Lord eighteen
hundred and nifty nine to give their relation 10
the foregoing act
sEcr. AT such meetings, said qualified voters shall
give IN their ballots as foIows those in of said
shall give in their ballots with the the act,
written or printed thereon, and those opposed
sha give in their ballots with the WORDS against the
act written printed thereon said ballots shall re-
eeived, sorted counted aud lists thereof out ant re-
turned To the office of the of State clerks
of said cities lawns and plantations manner
rs votes Tor senator's before the twelfth of
in the year of Lerd eighteen hundred and fynine and
the governor and council shall Immediately sort
and count the same, and forthwith of the
euverno' shall issue his proclamation declaring the major
ity vote returned.
Sect TO- The proceedings The special election order
cd nv this shall be in accordance the provisions
OF chapter four the Revised far As applicable
thereto.
SEcr H. If il shall appear the proc am on amaze
TURN OF the votes aforesaid that upon majority of the
ballots returned the words nr act' written or
printed then this shall take effect in force from
and AFTER the hrst day of August but il it shall appear
by sad proclamation and return, that upon majority Of
the ballots returned, the words against act
written printed thea this imperative aad
void.