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FOUNDRY AND mACHINE-sHOP

A0 GEORGE PATTERSON,
" (successor to Mclean Patterson corner Of Dslord
and New Leyee streets.
The undersigned is prepared TO manufacture STEAM
ENGINES BOILERS and MACHINERY Of all kinds fos
Steam Boats Sugar Plantations Saw Mills, Cotton Presses
Draining Maehnes and Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power,
BRASS WORK of every description Metallic Packing fos
Steam Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK OF all descriptions, having steam
hammer for the purpose OF doing heavy work,
He will keep hand at all times Crate Bars Wheel Btfr
rup Fsnge Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves Of all sizes used
by steamboats,.
He is Agent John T. Osborns Fuel
Bar highly spoken of by the PicAyune Printing
Office and others that have them in set Of these Bars
under boiler lately put up In this esab
lishment.
also made for the sale OF second hand
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot convenient
the establishment where largo quantity Of second hand Boil
ers and Machinery may be found all times for sale
GEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans, June l. 1883 jel Il
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MAyoRALTY New ORLEASs,3
City Ha ], 4,h day Of June 1859.
RY VIRTUE of Resolution No. ACl5 of the
ID Common Council of New Orleans
section 40 of the City Charter notice hereby given that
the intention Of The city Of New orass have paved with
blocks Tchouptoulas from Nuns Josephine
street, in the Fourth District Of New Orleans.
GERARD STlTH Mayor.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
r MAYORALTY OF new ORLEANS, J
City Hall. june 20, l65s,
S Common Council Of the City Of Now Orleans.
ma kGkE1

80, !, c ~ H sla June 20 isss
- mo. 4s4s.l = : -
6blNANcE revising and in lion Of Ordinance No. sees
I Ordinance concerning the Pound Ia's' = he
+ e.aaasa y a. esmSe. coa.s I, z q. r. s siy
e IT, ona ss ns ~ c,o .t y so
:ss: :ss:p NJ ethsi animal = run Y large
r. - Yrss Disssic hstwesn the rivr Broad street, Fell
ss g S bc u. ryss Canal
Al Dsa s.r rom Il. ~, ovn Eplauads stree.
sssss down ' sss.a .sss ssr9s.d venue.
rssiss ~ e Ess sids %
- sssst 10 10 9th i q. public road. dcvnth
,ss pssiis rosd .. liver Ssncs up the river
kpss.as .'rsst 4. ,,,.r p,v.d.. .,r,. ,bs
IA A 81 nj and Felicity Road and II shall be the
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ss " 81 zach sS% mall. eaDs
= Il ssid fsssd =
- y sppoin apon ne rseonmsnds,ioo q The
1sose Snsy i. shall Be- to arrest and Conduct 10 the
NET % ~ @ 81 y ts o
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Z re tins and place wherein such arrest made;
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placed roIi q ~ ~ police ,thly.
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NEW URLEANs, IS5V,
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
WE, the undersISn ed, owners of real esta tie
w fronting on Carondeet street. respectfully
honorable bdy to have the sidewalks said
and raised to the highest altitude practicable from Canal
to Felicity street. The materials be
able cutters for draining lots constructed in proper
wherever desired by the directed Surveyor
to be covered give unboken
sidewalk the same 10 be adudcsted to the lowest bidder by
the Comptroller after i've days notice the official journal
And your petitioners, in du,y bound, will pray.
Thos b. Lee, 26 feet.
Felowes Lee, 100 :.
Duncan Sinclair, SO :.
Mchl. Gsrnon, 156 :,
j. PEBBLES, rs .
Fl. RARESHIDE, Secretary pro tenn
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
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MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
pyv,,r,,r City Hall, March |, 1883
0p1,y H N No 4io2 of The Council
.enen OF the city Of New Orleans have The streets
me eagazine markethonse, Fourth District paved
itn square hiocks the Can street, Mary
~ Andrew street. and the other ST. Mary street. Camp
10 ghzhe street, agreesbly to the lb section of the city
chatter GERARD SrITH, Mayor
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NOuyELLE- ORLEANS, 1859.
A Honorable Consel Commun
de la vile de la Nouvelle Orleans
l ES sOussignes, prOprietaires faisant face
~ la Carondelet dsmandent respecu
honorable davo les banquettes dc la nveee
fare pourra, de Ia Canal
Les ancens mateaux ssrvirout que possible les
rigoes pour peconeuent des
Dune manere satisasaue partout les popetaes lie
les jugeron necessares lie de manere d
former surface uue Padudcaion latte
leur apes cling davis la gazette ociee Respec
tueusement servteurs.
Thos B. Lee, 26 pets
Fellowes Il Lee, l2j :.
Duncan Sinclair. 50 :.
Michl. 6ernou l56
j. Peebles rs
Ii. RARESH1DE, secretaire pro TEN.
myT LAVISH du Corseil DIES Assistant Aldermen.
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MMRER1E SoUvELLE ORLEAEs1
Hotel de Vile. 4ene jour de JUN, 1859
I'm VERTu de la resolution No. 46l5 du
Il Conseii Commun de Ia vile de Noare Orleans
fornement la section 2D de Ia chartre de la Vile avis
present dome one ntet de Ia vile de Ia Nouvee-
Orleans est dr. fae perres qpa-res la Tehoun
toulas les Josephine RegIsls dams lie Quer
eme District.
je6 lawsw GERA ID STITH, Mare
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A.
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvEILE- ORLEANS, 10 mai 1859.
Honorable Conse Cornmun de la Nouvelle- Orleans
/ PETITION DIES sOusslgnes represente
respectueusement Ia mAjorite fequise
charte de la vile sgne la presene petition lis pren
honorable de resolution
eur vende apres cling davis dams la ociee
pour Ia confecon de banquettes brqnes
bo les deux c6es de Musque des ues Craps
Morales ct aussi carrelage des
stone dea ct aussi Ia PREPARATION
quettes
James J. Hanlon, IS pieds.
Veuve Mardilong, SO =,
D. ID. 0'Brieu, 80 :,
Madame Babbey, 80 =,
Veuve Riviere succession Adophe Ryiere % =,
T. G. Garbrecht, 100 :.
+. g. Kaephe, "a :,
Erdonn Qovil, 80 =.
Michael MIXED, $50 -.
NJ Sumers 80 =.
J. Regain, 20 :.
+. Nooke, % :,
O. Berton, IS =, G pcs.
P. Daiole, IS =, g :,
A. Williams IS :. 6 :,
Veuve Jack Feda, rs :. 9 :.
Mary J. Thomas, IS :. 9 :,
Mine Joseph Mchal 81 ..
Charles Phelebaugh, 80
John H. Judgans, II :.
JAS A. HOPKINS,
my2I lawSw Secreaire du Conse des Assistant Aldermen.
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MAIRIE DE La OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

MARIE DE LA NouvELLE-ORLEANS,
~, ,-r, Hotel de Vile, de mars, 1852.
EN NEkTD de la resolution No. 4i02 au Goise Commun,
Approve Smar l59 nvis present donnie que Pin.
tenton de In vile de la Nonvee Orleans dc fre plver
perTes gnnrres denx des fasa marchb lie
rue des Magasns Qna District sur la rue du Camp
DC Ia rue Ste, MReA Ia St. An ne, ct ane de
Marie, de In lu Camp la dos Nsgs conormerient
Ia section lU dc la chIr.re de la Nonvele OTesns.
ms lnwaw GERARD TlrH, Maire
l uNAfDN BROWN sFUUI--5J CASKS Bainbrige's
a28 S. JONES L co 81 DRAWER street.
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NouvELLE ORLEANS, 1859.
Honorable ConsniI Commnn.

A Honorable Conseil Commun,
de Ia vile de Ia Eouvelle- Orleans
I ES soussisnes prnprietaires, fnisant face
II la Glro1, demandant hon
oabe davor les banqnettes de la de niyeees
hRusees autant are de la de la Nouvee
evee Ia oerte Les ancens naterGnS seryront
possible Les rgoles pour errans devron
constitutes du manere sasasane partout les
pretare voyer les ngsront neceosares lie tout
de maniere d former surface unie. lie Commits
snres es equs davnr les points efAt dapres
plans qu luis oni pendant lie travail
era Ladiucation ac lie Controer apres
davis oniciee Observation-Disclosures yos
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NEW ORLEANS, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans.
WE the une designed, owners of real estate
w fronting Grod street respectfully houora
BILE body to have the sidewalks said street regarded and
raised the highest tude practicable from New evee
Liberty street The be reused far praccbe
cutters for draining lots ructed proper her
desired by the directed by Surveyor tn,
be covered give unbroken surface the
sidewalk The Street Commissioner to be instructed TO have the
with furnished
by the Surveyor the work The be adud
the lowest bidder by Comptroller after five
notice in the official Journal And petitioners as in duty
bound, will ever pray.
IL 7. Hill, IS feet, H Keefe, 20 feet.
Sabine Gomez, 29a -. X. W. johnson, 81 u.
John Gousey, A.A. Mellaers 81 :.
II. L. Kelsey, 80 j. PEBBLES, Ga
Chs. job, 80 c. W. Carnmack, 30 :.
II. RARESHIDE, Sec'y pro tenn.
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
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PETITIONS--OFFICIAL.
Ew ORLEANS, May 10, 1859.

Ew ORLEANS, May 10, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City OF New Orleans:
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
specially showeh that the majority required by the
City Charter having signed this petition they pray your hon
oase body resolution authorizing the Comptroller to
SELL after five days notice in the official Journal the
making aud wooden cutters both sides
Of Music street. from Craps Morales streets and also sell
the bcknR where the curb may already laid
the old work proper line and level That said sale
DO nna and that the Mayor be authorised contract with the
purchaser for Payment made
completed according to the lines and levels Of he City
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NEW ORLEANS, 1907
To the Honorable the Common Council
OF the city .of New Orleans
WE, the undersigned, owners of real estate
w fronting Carondeet street, -cully request your
honorable body have the roadway of said paved with
blocks stone from Canal street to Felicity street. The
surface he semi epica and Of the highest altitude practc
able the be adudcated the lowest bidder by the
Comptroller after five days notice in the official ourn ST. And
your petitioners as in duty bound, will ever pray.
Thos. B. Lee, rs feet.
FellUwes K Lee, 100 :.
Duncan Sinclair, 80
Mchl. Gernon, 1856 :.
j. PEBBLES, Is
H. RARESH1DE Secretary pro tenn.
Board of Asst Aldermen.
NoUyELLE ORLEANS, 1859.
Honorable Conse Commun de ia
vile de la Nouvele- Orleans,
T ES soussignes proprlctaIres fnisant face
- Ia Carodeet, respectueusement petiionnent
honorable corps Pee davoir la dte pavae perres
qnarres de Ia rue Canal la rue Feieite La surface deyra
ee semi eptica OF aussi hane possible Ladjudicaon
fate lie Controeur apres cinq ours davis oce
Thos. b. Lee, Is pieds.
Felowes 4 Lee, 100
Duncan Sinclair, 50 :.
Mchl. Gernon, 1866 -.
j. Peebles rs :.
II. RARESHIDE. Secretaire pro TEN.
my7 law8w du Conseil des Assistant Aldermen.
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rAsMANN'S IRON HOOPS AND TIES FOR COTTON
y bALES.-urdera for Fasmanns Iron Hoops aud Ties
lied g any extent cents pound The Hoop and Tie
70 hold and guarantee also given the cotion
Bound with them shall BIS Orleans Press an tha
nsEno terms rope bound cotton - 80
Liberal deductions country merchants far cash or
4 ane 4. BETGHER, Agent,
. l2h Commercial Place N o,
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RPAVE DU QuATRIENIE DIsTRICT-lIn
etc conduit depot des epaves du Qnaane District rue
SSkson entire les rues Constance LAUREL epaye-
Une anen bruno etempe espaguole hanche gau
sfS de Poreille Rauche coupe. - ~
Un roulan brun, eiape sur Ia hauche gaache Tongue
qnnne, crin'ere courte, une corde auonr du cou.
upe chevre jaime, tongues ,auche coupe
y les dts apimaux scnt recames iours
fAtf payes lis vendus enchere publique M dit
Sot 10 sAARDI, 2 de Juliet 1850 10 beurs A. NJ ~
G. o. FI.ECEIER, Corlmissalre des rues
ao0yene-of orleans. Ie ~ JUN, 1859, je2l II jy1
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LEEDS t CO.,
CHAS. j. LEEDS,
JOHN NJ. HALL,
THDS, B, LEE,

jas. HUTkINS.
my27 LAVISH secretare du Conse des Assistant Alderms
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
my2 lawSw Secretsire du Consel des Assistant Aderm
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70 the Fourth District Pound on Jackson street betseen
AsestAnce and Laurel streets, estray--
ss oun mars poney with Spanish brand the left bip
Msne and tai peace cut off each side the left ear
aascre, rope round the neck ~ ~
gns Yellow she goat, long horrs, left ear cut off
neh y MOI Claimed within days the expenses there
- g1id Will pc sold q public auction at said Mound IN
CEDAY, July 1859. at 10 o'clock, A. H. es'"N VI 50
1ew Orleans, june 20, 1859.
asgistered June %, 1859. COMMISSIONER
HENRY DUREL
sr Hssfs "a 83As Ns For Comptroller
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MEMBERS OF TIE RgGRENT.-We have been kindly
Arrpished BY Col W. B. Campbell with the following
nat Of the members of the First Tennessee ReCi.
.avt present at his house the 2lst Of September
- Chs anniversary of the Battle of Monterey Ont
- 200 men who left the city Of Nashville in June
1sts only forty were present at the eunion those
6ovlever do not comprise the whole of the surviv-
o. "a we know Of few who could not, from force
- circumstances, be present on that Interesting
I,asion. Below is the list:
Fisid Oficers-Col. W. D, Campbell and Adjutant-
MAJOR Holman ~, C..,,w n.
fIer. nj. D =, y-;ll;.-,.,.
Vim. b. Ewing.
Compnay Capt b. +. Cheatham' sergt J. L.
Hsvs.s. L. p. Tarner and d. +. Adams
COMPANY F-Capt R. f. Bennett Lleuts, ;; - NJ, :, Sha-
Sor and r. Dueey, Segt J. A. Anthony and B. 1. John
EoB. Ci 7 Z,
Corpanv H-Capt ". =. Walton, Corporsls J.. Z
MeKinncy W BrittOu and John W. hubbard, W; y
TrOusdale John Law, :. Robinson, ). j. ao9auAs
and Charles Smith
Coupauy Lieut. Y D. Smith Corporal W: 4
I.sns. j. +. Sanderson, W. W. Stewart and j. NJ. hh-
son
R-Comuanv K-Gapt. Edmund Frierson, Lieut. Jas.
= Seudder. Sergt J. J. Blackwell, and c. b. Word.
CompanV Ly--Sergts Charles Davis and J. }. Nc
Dauisl. and Corporal S. G. Godshah
;. g0ppaIy MA G. RauEsy-sNe@gOhs IRA IN
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FENNEssEE zEGIsLATURE.


the Rev. DIR. Howell.
voprrax pa~ErTrc 1or,gc,vs
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Mr.. BUMPASS entered mnlion torecaHsicer the
vote passing the bill yesterday repeal the law
authorsing Clerks Of County Courts 10 issue license
TO foreign banking companies to transact business
IN al
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sage of resolution authorizing the printing Of the
interrogatories made by the joint committee TO re-
port upon the usury laws, and that tbs cOmmittees
postage AID printing be paid cut of the State Treas
ury.
On motion by Mr.. MARTIN the rules we're sus-
pended, and the resolution read.
Messrs. MARTIN and HARRIS, Eeubers Of the
joint committee this suneot, urged the adoption
OF the resolution,
Mr.. TREWHIrf thought the expense useless and
unnecessary. Looking 10 the interest Of the tax
layers we ought not TO incur this extra expense.
Mr.. MARLIN This question in reference to
conventional interest is ooe vhth is exciting deep
interest il every part Of the country. he doubted
whether ihe Representative from Hamilton Nj.
Trewhittt1 derstood the views Of the eitlzsgs OF
that counly upon this subject, HOY ara We to get
this information Only through Inquiries adressed
to intelligent men in various portions OF the State
Both Houses have instructed this committee TO get
the information desired and the best way 10 DO this
is the plan proposed This postage and printing would
amount 10 but few dsliaTs-Sl5 or $50 at most
He was not afrsid 10 vote for an expense which
vould be of 80 vast benefit to oUr Constituency
This question is Of vital interest to every por-
ti0n Of the stale
M. TREWHtFF was astonished that the gentle
"a an had forgotten the history Of legislation 10 re-
gard to note shsvsrs. The amount invested is
matter Of public record, and no eorrespondenoe Is
necessary IN order to ascertain that fact There
was practical usefulness in carrying Dut the
solution under which this COMMITTEES acts. The will
Of the people would be usknown after It's report,
for there Wend be fraud praelced in Ale answers TO
his committees interFegOIoriss. Every county Of
the State is represented here, and the desired in
formation might possibly be obtained without gcing
outside Of The Capitol
Mr.. BICkNELL asked If the COMMITTEES must
carry out the nsructions given BY The Legislators
at their own expeBse2 Csrtsiny not. He vas in
favor Of giving them ample means to carry sut the
given them BY the 6ensrsl Assembly.
Upon guessea ike this where every man is in
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roTs smErHLAND AND PADUCAH.
.-.1rr A. ,-.,,,,.sr packet e & LA ,J.N
"a uzrT Masisr, vii leave ief he ahoFs ,-7N
= tosr- usesafe noFi5 on THURSDAY he ana
- al Il ~ For fright o. paslaze apply hoGsd
0-.90 a. HAAILf0N, AEsu1.
~tonEr,s zADxss HOOK EOR NoTEMT
" %: S''' IVA s'' a cHAaLza v. sxErH
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WEDNESDAY, Ooiober 19, 1853.
The SPEAKER pro tenn called the House to order
at 81 o'clock.
The journal Of yesterday was read and authsn-
ticrted.
EXCHANGE BANK OF TESNEsSEE.
Mr.. WHITE presented o memorial from certain
citizen of Davidson county praying for the re-
demption Of notes held BY him on the Exchange
Rank of Tennessee; which was read by the clerk
and ordered to be transmitted to the Senate.
YEAS AND NAYS,
Mr.. SENTER, by leave, introduced q resolution
directing the appointment Of COMMITTEES Of i've 20
ascertain the coat sf taking the yeas and nays, and
that their report be spread the journal.
The resolution lies on the table one day under the
rule,
ADDITIONS TO STANDING COMMITTEES
Mr.. VAUGHN and Mr.. LocKHART we're added TO
the commit ee on Public Roads.
Mr.. FARSELLY was added TO the committee on
Corporations.
Mr. COwDsN vas aaiel to the committee on New
County and County Lines,
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Mr.. cORDEN bill "a. R III to rePeal seesiou
1886 10 1891 inclusive, article l. chapter part 3
Of the code, relating 10 the pleading in county
courts Was read the second time aAd referred 20 The
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
PLEADISa IN cO5ETT cosErs.

The SPEAKER pro TEN called the House 70 order
at o'clock, and, on motion, there vas cal Of the
House.
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Mr. Bsylsss' Il. R. 45l 10 limit the sessions Of
the LegislatuTe To the COMMITTEES Of the Whole,
on motion Of Mr.. White.
The House accordingly resolved itself into CON-
mittse Of the Whole. (fr White in the ehair,) and
the bill H. R. 40 vas read
On motion Of Spsakss WHTTTHORNE, tbs words
provided the public business is then disposed of7
we're added to the bill.
Mr. MARTIN moved TO strike out al agtsr me
snaeting clause and provide that the e0upessstion
Of members shall be $500, and mileage.
Hr. BAYLBSS believed the people Of Tennesses
had suffered By excess Of legislation. and Gid nos
know Of anything wrong in thssmeodne1t proposed
BY the gentleman from Wilson OR. Mar1int ne
vas honest in the desire to AZ period for tas ses-
siOns of The Legislature.
Mr.. FORD was opposed to The s5OV anename ~
His impression Was that members did nos g.
enough. Ha was in favor Of the oh on me 81
which provides for session Of che legislature cay
once in four years; and that usnbsF saoaia reeeifs
Sc per day. .,.-s.,. -, = Z
ssrt $3.50.
The amendment was Fsjsctsd.
On ro,tior AZ Mr. NORRIS, ths ooiamiisee ross
reSortsd prOrrsss aud asked leave 70 sit again
<. .seios. The Houss Adjourned to meet tO-mer-
80 r,ornipg Al o. O'clock
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Mr.. MORRIS, by leave, introisced bill r. r.
1887 to encourage killing Of uild ears, req foxes
and for otksr purposes.
Read the first time.
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PAPERS FOR MEMBERS.

Mr.. CGWDEN, by leave, offered the following:
Rssolued That the Doar-kespsr be, and he is here
by Instructed TO subscribe for five copies Of the ks
gsIaHUe Gai0a and American, and also three daily
papers, for each. member Of the House, and the
same 10 be paid for out of the contingent fond Of
the House; the papers to be subscribed for uader
the direction of each member.
undsr sdispensa,ioD, the resolution was adopted
By yeas, IS; nays, %.
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The following bills introduced. read the first
time, and seVerally passed to the second reading
By Mr.. HARRIS, II. R. ITO ] to prevent extOr-
tiOn.
By Mr.. WILLIAMS, Of Hickman, a. r. III. ]
10 establish the Fifteenth Civil District in Hickman
county.
By Br. LEA, IN. 2. 10 to repeal the charter
of the AgrieatuTal Bank of Reunessss.
By Mr.. BRITTON, IR 4. ll3 ] TO compel apPli-
cants for new roads to give notice.
By Mr.. JONES, Il R. ia TO amend section
3,2l3, article 2, chapter 10, OF tae Code Of Ten
nessee.
By Mr. KINCAID, Of Campbell. H. R. lis. 10
appoint Academy trustees in Anderson and Camp
bell counties
By Mr.. BUTLER, [ R. ll6l to regulate the
taxation Of costs in esrIain cases.
By Dir. EAST, [ Il. R. III. to repeal sec. 1876
Of the Code.
By Mr.. FRAZIER ri. R. 1881 to repeal the law
now in force authorizing tho County Courts Of this
State to partition and distribute the estates Of de
cedants. f...t CASA
By Mr.. w0oDARD [H. R. 11sl to amend the
deed of trust law.
By Mr. PICKETT H. r. 1901 to incorporate
the New Middleton Maze and Female Institute.
By Mr.. FARRELLY Il. Z. l2l to amend an act
in relation the appointment Of nOtares public Au-
thorising the Court Of Shelby county to apPoiat
three additional notaries for that county, and
thOrizing all nOtaries to appoint deputies
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On Mr. WISENER's motion, Mr.. CAN'T bad IssEs
Of absence on account Of sickness in his family.
And then
Ga motion, the House took recess til o'clock.
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MEEPHIs AND ST. LOUIS PACKET ooAPAosT.
Ga motion Of Mr.. FARRELY his bill ca. R So
to incorporate the Memphis aud s.. Louis Packet
Company, was, under a suspension OF the rules
read me second time. passed, and referred 70 ths
commitsea m Coroorat,ons
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On mOtioa Of Mr.. RICHARDSON, the rule was
suspended, and five hundred copies OF the reports
ga accompanying documents ordered TO be printed
for the use Of the Senate.
Ga motion Of Mr., PAYNE, the further consider
alton of the subject was postponed until Wsdnss-
dsy, the 18th inst. at ten o clock, NJ, and then
Ga motion Of Mr.. PAYNE, the Senate adjourned
to nine o. clock tomorrow morning.