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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-16
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EHns. W.E.H,sLOH; ~ EXFERI-
0KA enced Nurse and female Physician, presents
TO the attention of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children TeefinJ, which greatly facilitates the
process of Teething, by softening the gums, redu-
spasmOdic action, and is SURE TO REGULATE
THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, it will
give rest to yourself, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS,
We have put mp and sold this article for over
ten years, and say, III confidence and Il.
of it, hat have ssur been able to say OF any
other medicine never sshas it failed in a single
instance, to effect cure .Rwhen timely used. New
did know in stance of dissatisfaction
by any who used it. Son the contrary, all
delighted with its opera Ltions, and speak in terms
of highest commenda StiOn of its magical eff
fects and medical virtues eve speak IL this matter
''what we do know, ai Hster ten years experience,
and pledge our renuta elton for the fulflment of
what we here declare. -In almost every instance
where the infant is suf Sf.ring from pain and ex-
haustion, relief will he Eound in Is or 20 minutes
after the Syrup is admin sisterGd
This valuable prepare StiOn is the prescription
of one of the most expe Srienced and 5 k f vi
Nurses in New England, sand has been used with
never failing success in ssthousands OF cases:
1t not only relieves S.the child from pain. but
ats the stomach Sand 10 wells corrects acid
itv and gives tone and ssenergy the whole sys-
TEN. 1t will almost in stantly reiieNe tripping
in the Bowels and Wind ICOlic, and overcome con-
vulsfons, which if not speedily relnedled, end
in death We believe it Sthe best and surest rem
edv in he world, in all Sctses of Dys- ntery and
piarrhea in childrcn,-Twhether it arises from
taethjnc or from any other cause. We would
say to every mother who has a child ! u fl ring
from any one of the foregoing complaints, do not
let your prejudices, the pref udces of others,
stand between your suffering child and the relief
that will be sure-yPs, absolutely sure-to follow
the use of this medicine if timely used.
Full directions for using Will accompany each
bottle. None genuine uness the fac simie OF
CURTIS Il PERKINS, New York. is on the out
side wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world. Prin-
cipal office, No. ID Cedar street, New York
Price rs cts a bottle jan13-dw1y.
KELLER WHITE, Agents, Evansville. Ind.
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Frrrnor TTsxtcnn E.,rs.


New ORLEANS March 20-Mlramon paid 900
for the two steamers. The steamers passed by all
tHe foreign squadrons and the castle without hoist
ing flag, although ordered 10 do so by shot from
The castle and by other signals. The English, French
and Spanish vessels Of did not notice the fact
The engagement took place by moonlight
The prisoner corrOboratc the report in relation
to .ly steamers-that they cleared from Havana as
merchantmen and hOisted the Mexican flag only af-
TEL, they left that port, and subsequently mounted
guns.
Niramon notified the foreign vessels that he
wouli commence the hOmbardmeut Of Vera Cruz
"a the night Of the 18th. and would not be resDonsi
bic for die shipping anchored under the castle. On
the night Of the 18TH the officers Of The General
Miramou heard ncayy caDuo7ading in the direction
Of Vera Cruz
There were captured wlth the two steamers, sin
mortars. six neutrality-suspicious. and two thOus-
and stand Of small arms. The steamers are worth
siytv-thousand dollars. They broke dOwR the third
day out and put into i.isaL
The materials of war were stored away below,
out of the sight Of the men, who were ignorant Of
the destination Of the expedition, and who We're
forced into ST -vIce.
The brig Nahum S5erson has arrived from Tam
pico with adviccs of the 9th inst, and SllsO0O in
specie. There is no news Of Importance.
A fire occurred in the Union warehouses, yester
day, by which SOC bales of cotton were destroyed,
involving q loss of S25. coo.
Miramon's steamers returned the Saratoga fire
and then tried 10 escape The IrdiaEola passed the
Niramon whereup8n the latter fired upon her. Ths
Indianola returned the fire, and the crew boarded
the Niramon at the pOint "a the harCrcS A po"-
ton of the lnliGn0las decks were carried awayhy
the shot of the Miramon. The Mirauun was then
run aground, ana the Saratoga brought the Marquee
to.
The Picqrlns is informed by scrne French prison
ers aboard the prizes, that the fighting was done
principally by the officers, who were obliged to
charge and fire the guns, assisted only by some
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED By
80 HN RK & CO..
The EEeiress: By Mrs. ANN s. sTEPHEss.
a Life Struggle: By Miss PARD5E.
Lucy CrOTtOn: By the author Of pays OF M Life etc
Habits of Good Society: hand book for laatz, lna
gentlemen.
FOOTBALLS on the Boundary OF Ansthrr
World: By r. D. OWES.
Debit and Credit: By CHEyAIrzR 5.,sEy.
Wit and HunOr in Paragraph. PRESTIGE.
Whims and Waits. By THOMAS HOOD
The Rivals; or, TIE TINES OF BURR AND HAM
ILTON.
BeuIahs By AUGUSTA J. EvANs, Fifteenth Editou.
w Oman, ia FESNEJ By II. J. MIcsELEr.
ArChbOId's Criminal Practice a1d Plead
ing-NeE edition, with Wat'rman's Notes Price, sl2.
The Voyage of the IS FOxs5 in the arctic
Seas narrative Of the discovery q the fzs Of Sir
Jon Franklin and his companions by Captain McCl-tocE,
Z n, Ii D, with maps illustrations. Price sl.5G.
Art hecreatiOns. Being scomPlete guds to oruausnta
work. painting drawing, etc, ETC. For sale by
mario JOHN EOFEE n 40.
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Resolutions have been introduced into the Penn
sylvaaia Legislature contemplating the purchase Of
that portion of Virginia, known as the Pan
handle tt empowers the governor to appoint
three commissioners to meet a similar number to
be appointed on behalf Of Virginia, to negotiate
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For Sale or FyxcT,,ugo

WILL either sell or exchange in pazt good city or EIc
held property, ny Residence, two miles Nor5 Of he
city, viii from 50 o 20 acres OF land attached Inproyeepts
new, extensive and complete.
FOR I915 and further particulars apply 10 me On the prs
ss7, or 90 TURNER g. IcsP and l. SFHor Cedar gtrcr
Vt. b. WALTON.
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Senator Payne's, lis, to extend the corporate
limitz Of the town OF Lagrange, &c. was read.
NJ. LEA offered amendment amending the
charter os Pulaski, IN Giles county, which was
agreed 20.
On motion by Ar. SHE'D TIE provision TO third
sector. was striker out.
Mr.. NCCABE withdrew Senator Woods bill, 2S7.
to esta Dish q Mayors Court at Woodbury. and
offered It as an amendment TO the bill.
The amendment was agreed to by yeas A,
nays 10.
Mr. DUDLEY offered an amendment repeating part
Of an act Incorporating the town Of New ProYi-
denCe, which was laid on the table.
Mr.. DUDLEY offered an amendment providing
that real estate inCuded in the corporate limits
Of New Providence, in Montgomery county, not laid
of in town lots used FOR farming purposes shall
be taxed By the corporation, which was agreed to.
Mr.. DOAk offered an amendment relating to the
Tax Collector Of MUrtroesbOr0, which was agreed
10.
Nh. BENEFITS demand for the previous question
was suss ancd by the House.
The bill. rs amended passed the third reading,
SENATE PILLS on THIRD READING.
Senator Boyds, I84, to provide for the collection
. and preservation Of records Of the various land
Offices, was laid on the table
Senator Trimbe's, lS3, to incorporate the Nash
vile and New Orleans Packet Company, was passed
the third reading by yeas 80, NAYS Is.
Senator Stantons, lS7, to transfer certain State
stock was finally passed by yeas 45, nays Y.
motion to reconsider the vote just taken was
laid on the table
Senator BOyG's 1919, to incorporate tie Knoxville
Water Mill Company, passed for the last time.
Senator ThOmpsOn's, Z07, to charter the South
Nashville Gas Company, was passed the third read
ing.
Senator Minnis', 2O9. to charter the Memphis
and White River Steam Packet Company was read.
Mr.. DUDLEY offered an amendment chartering
the GAINESVILLE and Cairo Steam Packet Company,
which was agreed to.
The BILL as amended passed the third reading
Senator S.ant0ns, PIP, to enlarge the corporation
of the town Of Granville, was finally passed.
Senator IhompsOns, PIC, to extend further time
to the Rome and Carthage Turnpike Company, was
finally passed.
Senator Paynes 2l7, to incorporate the Memphis
Coal lining Company, was passed the third read
ing
anator Stokelys, 2IS to incorporate the SEWER
vile and Smoky Mountain Turnpike Company, was
red
An amendment giving further time to the Waynes-
5Or0 and Savannah Turnpike Company agreed
70.
The BILL as amended was finally passed.
Senator ThCmpsOn's 22S, to incorporate the Rome
and New AIiddetown and the Rome and Rawl's
Creek Turnpike Company to amend the charter Of
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad Company, and to
authorize consolidation of the Mississippi and Ten
nessee Railroad Company and to amend the act
consolidating the Memphis and Ohio and Memphis
GAINESVILLE and Louisville Railroad Company was
finally passed,
Senator Bradford's 232, to substitute Mr. Warren
for Mr. Campbell whose duty It's to compare trans
cripts, &c. was passed the third reading
And then
On notion the House adjourned till tomorrow
morning 81 O'Clock,
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We give place TINS morning to a communication
from one OF the most distinguished Democrats IN
Tennessee, fav0ring the nomination Of Gov. Johnson
by the Charleston Convention. The Democracy of
Tennessee in5orse the recommendation with eager
enthusiasm. An over the State the cry is coming
l.-. aGive MS Johnson His name is the synonym
= success
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FENHE ard superior ste2ner sam. An
deFs0ns JAMES MILLER SEN Master, NV ,=lie9.sIa
being completed, viii regularly 81 Louis in
connection with the sisasr NJ Runyau, until Re stsaer
Hilman taxes her place. days departure win Be on
TUESDAY OF eTsv other week FOR freight -asssga aprv
board or 70 4. HAMILTON, Z -
mar23-,tfu -. II. HARRISON AsehI
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SENATE
THURSDAY March p, 1850.

THURSDAY March p, 1850
Tie Senate was called to order at nirs o'clock by
the Speaker.
suuoN 20 REgONsiuaE
Mr. LANE entered motion to Clnsides the vote
c1ncurring IN House amendment L. Senate bill No.
lIG to allow Noari Public to take deposlti9ns, the
amendment being to authorize the Governor 70 ap-
raiut q Notary Punlc for Middle Tennessee 70 reside
~ ASH lie.
SENa-E nn;NnTENTs TO HOUSE BILL.
Uumotion o. MT. NaNEILLl, the vote insisting OIL
Senate amendments t. House bill No 433 for The re
LEE Of the widow and heirs Of Arson Chapel, was
rlconsi6ered and then,
On motion CT Mr.. McNEILLY the Senate reed
ed from its amendments.
CHARGE OF VIE CAPITOL
Mr.. 155I's resolution al.thorising the Treasurer
10 cake charge Of the Senate Chamber and Hall OF
the House o. representatives. until the meeting Of the
next Legislature, was taken nc and adopted.
HOUSE, AsgzgEzETs To aE2gArE BILLS
House ameAlacns e Senate bill 30. lS3 to In
CORPORATE ehe Nashville as5 Edredeid steam Ferry
Company. was ccncurr5G Ia
House hi1 ~ lieu of Senate h'Ii " i54. 90 MAKE
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CHARLES B. HALL
Esooss' shSssa vaIdses. Carpet Barn. &c.
10 IS sourH sur Pusli1 Seam,
NA9HFFF,r. r-F,r7,7


-7oes-' sASess salsess Oa-pel Sage, 2c.s 1
No IS sourH slrs Puulo Seam.
NASHVILLE. ~rNN..
nov IN rsespl q his stock for he Sprsae- 80 srn,-
q 9leE Trade consisting d Ls5iss' DER SS3-.s.
.Trv v v0Ss sa 81, sSoss she's oAs spfs Sc Of
A.so-,Ls French Dress Trunks ans sole leather rov.,-
Trunks Fasas, Carpet Bags Ladies' Lsaiher rrags ss-s
&c. SC -11
sAll Q; which sFs offered g,ads Of .r su,iv
can o purchased IN ne city Psei s 10 Is Public sasrs
maE-.-a CHARLES b. HALL
Fresh Arrivals sor Spring and summer. 4
3. f. GUTTER.
Aos 50 ead 80 Corner az Collsgs and Broa.lssa,.
NASHVILLE TENN,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in
Roots, shoes, Hats, Ual bre Has, whips, scc.,
As just opened, and has exhibition, Of the best
lectsd stocks before offered, and a. low prices
CENTS, BOYS, AND YOUTHS.
Every style Of sswed and psggl york, embracing Calf Kid
ce and strapped Shoes Oxford Ties &e aud 10 hort every
LADIES' ~ SEIsssiss, AND CRI1DREN'S,
Ny stock in this department hasben selected vita great care
and cannot be exed prsng part, hne Calf Kid Goat
French and English Last ng Caters Boots, Bukin5' Slippers
&C, Se-' win and without heelA
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Just received direct from the manufactures every style add
eolor o. Fur Beaver Cashmere, srno Wool Straw and Leg
Umbreas, Trunks Travelling Bags, Carpet Bags, School
sahels saddle Bags, Blaeng and brushes, Walking Canes
Ali Of which viii be sold at wholesale retail reasonable
terms.
Betting &c., AT COST.
1900 feet Of Leather and Gum Betting from to u Inches
vide Packing, all thickness Copper Burs and Rivits, and
Lsce Leather cost for cash, to close
3 r. GUTTER
Corner Of College sns Broadway,
March 23-dtW&Wu BE Nashville, Tenn.
CHEAP EURNITUREs
VTEave hands large lot OF assorted Furntlr Which
w are ceiling unusually low.
Benz 7 SHIELDS K CO
mar22 No p College Street.
gNHILADELPHIA MADE COATS, BY Ex-
PRESS.-A small invoice which viii be sold rates
last consignment Of these goods. BY
BENJ SHIELDS & CO.,
marc Central Auction Rooms
A FEW GASES OF FINE BRANDIES AND
"A WINES, sdapted family and medical purposes
Just received and for sale BY
BENZ. F SHIELDS & CO.,
MARE No q, c Ollege Street.
/ p Z N M "A N 3 Fl I p
PHONOG r Apply.
Ii who wish to join Mr. DoLHEARs Glasses Ia the above
n branches should do 50 during the present week
E
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NOTICE.

y Ii s Atpubc sale at the Court House on SRtur-
a DAYS 3lst March, about II o'clock, fo7 cash TWEEN
ny SHARES CT The stock in the Nashville and BSds FranFI
Turnpike Company belonging the OF the late Col A.
". OFefton' GEO. c. ALLEN, Ex'r.
GLAsCicK, Auctioneer ro.l93-5zt
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1t is stated that a suite of twenty nobIemen and
distinguished gentlemen viii accompany the Prince
of Wales on his visit to Canada, this spring. It is
said further that his royal highness, the Duke Of
Cambridge, the Duke Of Newcastle and Major
General BRUCE, viii be among the notabilites on
that OCCASION.
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silks, Dress Goods
STUFF GOODS

Black Italian Silks, al widths
Gros OeRhins Lyons, every width and quality
Lyons eros D'Naps, black and oolorsd;
Black Taasas, medium and heavy;
Black Armure Royals3
Rich Poult De Sole, bayadere and plain
eros DsParis, full boiled;
Rieh Chsne, extra rich;
Rich Robes, two to ten Yolan:s;
Black Velvet, Lyons;
DIask Satins, ="
White Silk ssrgss and Oil Silks
Black and Colored Challiesi
Poplins, Bayadsre, Chene and Broehe;
Grapes, English and Italians, all colors;
Grape Leisss;
Oriental BsregeS and Tissues
Grenadines and Icons Cloths
DeLaines, plaid and printed
DeLaines, rich chintE c0lors;
Merinos, black, white and eolored;
Alpaccas, black colored and Brocade;
Black BombsEnas, winter and summer fa5ris.
MoTeens for Skirts;
Grass Cloth for Skirts;
$
Clan Tartan PlaiJs, Scotch.
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NIGHT SESSION

The House resumed the considerationof Senate
bills on the third and last reading.
A Senate bill, IS2 to ratify and confirm tGe report
Of the Commissioners appointed 10 run and re-nar-
the line established by compact between the States
Of Tennessee and Kentucky, was passed on it final
reading in the House by yeas -. nays l.,
A Committee bill in lieu Of Senator Peters. 40,
q establish the Sth Chancery Division, was finally
naSse,..
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Hoe & Co.'s Celebrated Circular Saws,
ELIVEREDsn the Virginia and TenueIvss Dsrot =, IvcS
y burg at Factory list prices AG DABNFY
msIzS-tEly Pnsni1 Foundry, Lynchburg, Va.
L. T. GUM, Dentist,
EIAs returned to Nashville Residence and Once Ma o.
u y South Cherry street ra2o9- ~,
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AAlNIlss Mass o. lcll
tbs @, SEPTEMBER last, purchased RI lr Easse
CT Lilies Fire and Burglar zsroof w Wrought
and Chilled Iron safes On tie 9TH Noreul-r,
Store which OF wood, B deep h o. ls
ats, consumed uF Twelve other BEING burned
the time E5a gas exposed Co -rezta beat 81
ould have been any location fl chs blning building, ln5
Eha cooled of and oper Ell, neither Esutrlz-.ze
rhe BcOks were Churred IN the least
re have sens ne Safe rlgrssd, your gent
YORK for exhibition VIII select f1r our use rru
=ocr IN Boston, When orr store IS done
WASHBCRE q SOY
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Recent Tests Of the Fire and Burglar Esroof
Quu15ries Of
LILLEE's SAFES.

BlEsH2iIF10a, " i. N1v 81, ls5s
LEw1s LILLE, Eza-Dsar Sir: On TIE agat o. "a th l
October last ny Tannsy Buildings ana os ia tn place
entirely consumed by es and in ny cpi1o No Cled
Iron Safes thoroughly tested Tie intense and pro-
rctelfhe Sac being exposed long time o1k It's ii share, ard
red hot fro in circulars
@ and b. those having other safes, had but slight coma
dnce s yours would be prutecou against such
y51 nay therefore judge o. ny Surprise and gTatiseson OF
-1ossng the Safe which readily done, and M
papers unu urc by The Ere and and the bookcase not che
least chsrri. while the SAFE Eita very t repairs and
C. paint, VII be good cEes-rrlT aut
confidently 0mend your SAFE any person wishing Co buy
Respectfully. ". Il. WEI
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Catalogue IN PART

Our Catalogue refers but partially to the GOODS Ozept By ua)
in their respective departments.
To friends and patrons We beg say that stock Wilde
equal superior to any have hsrstoore offered and we
most respectfully invite examination it. assuring al Who
may favor Us with CALI that they win End prices uniform
Iy low and our most LIBERAL. allowing handsome Dis
count Tor all cash bills. We receiving daily.
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MELIIsH GERBScn

btRlEc Burglar A1EEFA bold tempt 20 enter the Safe
ythessrs Lppncott G Martins large provision Dealers 81
-e-th AFenusl vas nadf on Friday night January 20, f
nsYst They applied tie usual burg tcoi1,
70 blow The lock- 1ut The safe, which one Of Efllinfg
oa1eS3 resstad all attempts The hurga-1 caughl.
IN aJE-omen. mac 30 hr Martin. they stated e 'vas sI mn
Just gFe1 1p feio1i Intending TO down the Eigth Avenue
for an Oh has csman % he could DO lazy thing Ger
hcm.'-R5JC FORK Erprss8
Since The sh0ve copied in The EUpress ne prncaa
burglar ln dc hand &c Tie business has confessed 10 o1s ne
officers ina he has tried three oter occasions 20 break ino
Ahle safes, and that be f2stfn ech attempt Tire ra-l
End .hsia tz-slGr proof. lllTT7f29, 1850
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WOODSTOCK = L.e1 T. l1lt
LEv7Is ALlE ESQ, Troy KDear Fir: As you rsq1esl
viii 7-ud or Safe 70 your gent In Boston ehibc1,
20 nay send Us another. The SAFE the are about
tIUrs IRE heat sufficient % melt solid brass knoll
mot done any other safe IN TIE e} gtil the boo and
papers AID one hundred ana y dollars IN bank hls,
injured 10 The least Nours- trulv.
MELLI6H C EREECu
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HnrsE OF REPREsENTArvE
WEDNESDAY, March q. 1860.

WEDNESDAY, March 81 1860.
Tic Senate amendment to Mr.. Germans bill, 562,
TO provide for the removal Of the county seat OF
Cooke county. was read and concurred in.
Mp. GORMAN made an Intellectual motion to re-
consider this vote
The Senate amendment to Mr. Bayless' bill, III.
r. 4jl1 to charter a bank Of Exchange and Deposit
ut Jonesboro was read; and on motion by Mr..
Speaker WHITTHORNE Mr.. JOKES in the chairl
laid on the table by yeas 81, nays Is.
Mr.. BAKER Of Perry, moved to reconsider the
vote lust taken and to lay that motion on the table
The latter motion was agreed to by yeas %.
nays 2G.
SENATE BuIs on THIRD READING.
Senator Trimble's. 1873. to incorporate the Nash
vile and Edgetield Steam Ferry company was
read
Mr.. WHITE. Of Davidson, offered an amendment
incorporating the Nashville and Edgetini Upper
Ferry Company, which was agreed to.
The bill as amendened, finally passed the House.
Senator Horns, IS4, to incorporate the Washing
ton and other Wharf Companies, was finally passed
TThe motion to reconsider the vote Of day before
Yesterday, ordering the transmission to the Senate
of the bill Is. 29) to amend the criminal laws was
called IN bv Mr. VAUGHAN, and was rejected.l
Senator Hildreth's 1876, to amend the charter of
the Tennessee, Kentucky and North Carolina Rail-
road Company, was finally passed
sa-efor Povd's 1873. to repeal saCulu 1892 " the
code In reference 10 the admission Of pupils to the
Tennessee Deaf anu DIiH8 '2e''oi' "d' i"'' N' ,u-
senator Mickey, l3s to provide meu.eol ser
ces!ir the county iaiis finally pas ed b. yeas
,rrstor Bo,d' Is4 U. extend the cha-r.7 oi tn
\rr-r Alahama TELEGRAPH Company, finally
passed
BANK CHARITIES.
senator gl2dford's. I4j, to relieve she Bank f
Nashville &C.. was read.
Nr. FORD moved 70 amend the bill by permitting
tine Planters Bank to establish branch at Smith
Vile which was agreed to.
M. DUDLEY offered IN amendment permitting
the Bank Of Clarksville 70 establish a branch, &c
which waa agreed &c.
Mr.. DUDLEY cferet 4 further amendment lIcect-
ing the Comptroller 10 assess tax from Planters
and Union Banks for the pay of the salary Of the
SIpcrvisor which was agreed TO.
SIR. TREVITT offered all amendment establishing
branch Of the State Bank at Bristol, with 2 cap
ital of $4,000, which was agreed 10 by yeas .,
Nr. llSCAID Of Claiborne. offered Aforementioned
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On motion Of Mr.. LANE, the Senate took a recess
until two O'Clock.
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SEP BZ1k1uAT, Feb13. 1850.
L. LINK, Esg1ssr si-- Durue my ahssaes q Chure Tess
eyouing, store 5rc6y ny stock Is also M
customers watches and jeEelry, worth fc thousand 5o
lars, remained untouched being secured "a one ofysur valuable
safes. Respectfully,
mar3iszwlm gTCUtRn KEEPING
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HOUSE MES 'GES.

House amendment 10 Senate bill No. -, to amend
the criminal laws Of this State, was taken up and
r0ucurred in.
House amendments to Senate bill No. l34, to in
corporate the Washington Wharf Company, at
Carksville were taken up and severally concur
red in.
House amendment to Senate bill No. l27, to in
corporate the Middle Tennessee Insurance Company,
at Lebanon, was taken up and concuTred In
House amendments to Senate bill No. l3l, to
incorporate the Whites Bend Turnpike Company,
were taken up and severally concurred in.
And then
On motion Of EIr. RICHARDSON the Senate adj
iOUrned.
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iae lion. Clark b. Cochrane. Il &. from the
~. geometry District of our state has returned t.
& ,,''a asylum at Utica. after q brief visit to lns
SIS friend. hope for his ultimate recovery
.- - 81 -o5 Thought likely that he VIII resume his
seat ~. Pho housy--N l. E.bws
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Tie Senate was called to order at nus o'clock by
the Speaker.