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Dloodin Mrs. Bondiq and little feminine Dion
din are performing at the Buffalo thSa'er' ptonoi.,
walks the tight rope on stills Win the u4a7 .t gn
his hack Mrs B. Sings sentimental songs anu l,sl0
Miss r. "a four wear old) does something precocl0us
Patrick McIIugh cit his wites throat SO tiat ner
head was nearly severed while both were at a par
ty IN Cincinnati last week. They had quarreleq
most OF their marred life, period Oh clsli'eeN
years.
The New Orleans editors are IN ecstacies over 'Iie
fine spring weather they are having there NegeIa-
uou has taken fresh start. and the FcayIHe IaIAs
tempungiy Of roses. narcissus. orange DiossOius'
datiodlls daisies and yiOets. The fruit trees 100
are blooming out luXuriantly.
y gentleman stopping over night with friend IN
huntington county, Chic. was robbed OF his talse
teeth by some rats, who dragged their booty far N
between the ceiling. The thieves were tracked by
tseir feet, as they had had access to jar of pre-
serves.
The city OF Hamburg has offered to present gratis
to the city et New York % many swans for Central
Park as the Commissioners may desire The cour-
tcous offer has been accepted with thanks.
Parents-m-law are naturally quarrclsomc, from
the fact that they have Joined issue with each other
When lover dotes on iis darling, refusal acts
as an apti-{Ofe.
How to make people acknowledge the corn
Tread on their toes
The New York Higher Law-George Law.
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By providing that said payment in bonds shall be 10
bends issued or endorsed by the company.
The amendment was agreed TO-
Inc Pill 10 lieu was adopted by yeas SC, nays %.
Inc osli; IS amended, was faaly passed b yeas
STATE AID TO aAILnoADs
Senator Allso's 81, to enable the North western
lrai Railroad, was real
Mr.. FARLEY offered an amendment qrsniipr
Stale aid 90 be Memphis aud Ohio Railroad 70 an
able il to build hr4nch road, Sc.
On motion. BY Mr., EAST. the amendment vas laid
on tie table By Jess 50. nays TO-
Mr. EAST offered bill ia lieu, authorizing the
two Companies to unite, Sc &c.
Mr.. TREWhIfI moved 10 amend BY granting
State aid 20 he Coosa and Ceatsnooga river Rail-
rosd Company.
The amendment was agreed to By Jess 40. nays IS.
Me-. FARkELLY moved 10 further amend by pro-
viding h4tIhe Mississippi CeniraIR r. shall psy to
the Memphis ami Charleston Railrosd the 81 Is 600
which was taken from said Company for the right
Of way, b. tae ton Of the Legislature.
On motion BY Mr.. EAST, The amendment Sas
laid on The table By yeas 3D. nays Is
Mr.. CAN'T novel TO strike o1t the sixth section
o. the oil IN lieu, which aPprepriaes soma $3.50 900
State aid
This motion vas rejected BY yeas p. Rsys 80.
Mr. BAYLESS moved to amend The bill in lieu by
giving two years further time TO the Atlantic Pe
nessee and Ohio Railroad Company.
! The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. JOHNSON offered en- amendment granting
State aid to the Greenevilie and North Carolin
Railroad Company, which #ss rejected b. yeas 81
4 nays 40.
] Mr.. JOHNSON novel to reconsider the vote
adopting The amendment offered by Mr.. TreWh
Mr. GILLESPIE made al Intellectual motion 20
lay the motion to reconsider on the table-yea %,
nays 83.
Inc notion to reconsider was rejected By yeas p,
nays 81.
Mr.. COWDEN offered al amendment granting
Stste aid to the Duck river Valley Railroad
Mr.. LOjkHART moved to lay the bill and
| amendments on the table
Mr.. EAST demanded a division Of the question.
The House refused to lay the bill AID the bill Ia
lieu on the table by yeas o. nays 30
The amendment was laid on the table By yeas 48
nays IL.
On motion by Mr.. JOHNSON the orr ginal bill and
the bill 10 lieu was indefinitely postponed. yeas 80
nays 90.
PROPERTY OF ALIENS.
Senator Payne's bill, 80, to ameud the laws Oh
the subject Of II heritanes among aliens, re ID
Mr. FARRELLY moved to amend the bill BY pro
Vdiug that where aliens die leaving personal estate
aud the same has not already been appropriated q
the use Of The Sta:e the children or heirs shall b.
entitled to seid property.
The amendment was rejected by yeas Is, nays A
The bill vas then rejected by yeas I, nays As.
Aud then
The House took the usual noon recess until two
o'clock
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..s76O,54s 50


The President Of the Bank in his Report page TO- that
the loss OF the Bank S2153 from bad debts and this is the
only loss presented by him: above analysis shows very
0Onclusyely to me that the loss is much greater
From this anslyss it will be seen that the loss Of
the Bank up to October, ls47, amounted 70 $780,
7iS From nice examination Of report m7de 10
Governor Harris, by the President Of the Bank,
two years age, in answer TO resolution IF INQUIRY
from the Legislature, the Governor comes to the
conclusion, and Thick corr. city. lnat the Bank has
lost S76l, 074.
From this repor, it also appears 'hsl there has
bsen paid into the BRuk by the State ia actual
cash, No various dmcs SIl2SSl2
For tue slcts here presented, the Senate IS re-
fcrreG {, a message Of Governor Harrs sen; 10 lhe
Legislature March >, 1855, which may be fund in
the Appeu3ix to the Journals of 1878 anu In the
LEGISLATIVE UNION, page los. 1 beg leave to
read paragraph from tbis message The Governor
says:
.'On the let dag OF } tuuary. 1855 the Bank had
been in operator uiu5.ecu years aoi the am5uh' Of
prcits shown ah'ye proves that she has realized
less than per cent upon the SEXUAL cash capital
stock which she received. With this as the result
of an experiment of nineteen years in The business
of bsukin- is It good policy for the Stale % borrow
money. paving an interest OF six per cent per sn-
MN, sarsi-znaually. in New YORK with exchange,
sag oae per cent 20 TS'se money 10 lacrosse our
banking capital"
Laf ms briefly examine the report made by he
Rantr 40 the present Gcacrll Assembly. % page
81 statement P If the report, you will 6Rd, -" Loss
and debts deducted from the capital to staad thu:
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c. ldHi1u or the Bunk Of Tennessee from EeE0r o. Tx
President, made upt0 let Of J~y' Io4''

"
The statements as 10 amount Of capital disagree someSa
The above statement taken from the Report, shows complete
hv on the part Bank meet It's Liabilities 10 lar as
frss are coacerned But let nto searching eNamlna
ton Of the Report and see The result $500
The liabilities consist Of classes viz fHHdS which nave
ben conferred upon the other bank upon
AID FUNDS which created by The banking operations
Of the institution itself
The means ais consist Of classes viz AS8es avail
able to meet liabilities and expenditures that merely indi
cations Of VIII st q fore lost TO the Bank.
l. Funds which conferred the Bank from other
sources upon, which constitute Its actual Liabilities
49, aFoT Topy viz
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SPEECH OF
MR.. RICHARDSON,
On his Rili to wind mp the Bank of Ten-
1880 nrnrcll "a. Isan.

On his AftLA 10 AAmu up tAe AaaAA Of ASAA-
nessee, March IA, $780,
Mr.. RICHARDSON said he desired to present to
the Senate and the country the history Of State
Banking in Tennesse. The State waI organized in
l7e6. and in 1897 the Legislature chartered the
Nashville Bank p the STATE reserying 10 herself the
right Of taking stock in il he amount Of tWeaty
thousand dollars $50 0e0.) This the first bank
chartered in Tennessee aad the following comprises
the list up to sl7tho dates Of their charters and
their durations-
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Mondays Proceedings Continued,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MoNpAY, March 10, 1860.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Under standing order the House proceeded to
the consideration OF Senate bills GU the third and
last reading in the House
Senator MoNelly's ,, to amend the Code in rels-
ti-u TO Ike taking Of deposilons WAS rejected by
tie vote-yea 20, nays %.
A bill IN lieu of Senator Stokely's repe tling
eclioa 3006 Of the Code Cas5ed the third read
ing by yeas As, uaysl0
Senator Braiford's Il. to regulae the lime of
holding elections in this Sac, finally passed by
yeas 4S, nays 8.
A bill il lieu Of sens'Or Horns Ia, t. regulate
tiprling aud Tipping Houses, printed on page AS
of the LEGISLATIVE pNFoS AND ATEsIcAN, was
read.
Mr.. TREWHITT novel to insert knowingly"
before The word permit in every iu7Lsace.
The amendment was agreed 70
The bill then finally passed by yeas 40, nays Is.
Senator Lanes IS, 10 amend the criminal lawsL
declaring the obstruction Of railroad trains cspi-
tai of snce when oomni ted by 'gro-Was read.
Mr. EAST moved 10 amend the bill ~ allowing
A tcrEcy Generals to fte bills of indictments
against persons guilty of lewduess without mark
iug prosecutor thereon, SC.
Mr. VAUGHAN made intellectual polon-yoas
Is, nays 55-to lay the amendment On the table
The amendment adopt d.
The bill. as amen ed, was fasy passed 5y yeas
IS, nays p
Senator Lanes 80, to amend the criminal laws
making il lawful FIR every person in this State to
contend for premiums at cur Agricultural Pairs
was slightly amended and passed the third reading
by yeas 40, nays 10.
Senator Bradford's 32l, amending section 2,l3l
If me Code-,he person redeeming land shall re-
fund the amount paid With six per cent interest
was pessed the bird reading by yea Il nays Is
Senator Nash's 50, 10 modify the iGT IN relation
to The killing Of wolves, wildcats, and red foxes,
was read ~,
Mr.. W[SENER offered to amend the bill b. allow
inc Cauotv courts TO offer premiums for crow ssaps
0a motion, By Dir JONES, abe amenimsnt Was
laid on the table. ,
The House sustained Mr., JOHNS0N'S demand
for the previous question, and under It's operation
tho bill was finally passed by yeas ~, nays 20
Senator Stokes A. to repeal all laws authorizing
change Of venue in criminal cases, without, the
consent Of the defendant, was read.
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Loss deducted from capital ..--s 4a@i'oo O.
II you deduct this loss from the actual capital
which the Bank ought to have from the report two
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5TUFF GooDs

Black italian Silks, al HidthHi
eros OeRhins Lyons, every width and quality;
Lyons Gros D'Naps, black and eolOred;
Black TaHetss, medium ard hsayy;
Black Armure Royals;
Rich Poult De Sole, bayadere and plain;
eros Departs, full boiled;
Rieh Chene, extra rich
Rich Robes, two to ten volaHts;
Black Velvet, Lyons;
Black satns,
White silk serges aud Oil Silks
Black and Coored ChalHsS;
Poplins, Bayadere, Chens and BrOeas
Grapes, English andItllians all eoIorsi
Grape Leisse
Oriental Bareges and Tissues
Grenadines aud Icons Cloths;
DeLaines, plaid and printed
DeLalnes, rich chIntE eolors;
MerinoH, blact, white and coloredi
AIpasoas, black, colored and Broea1s;
Black B3mbazines, winter and sumner fabric,
Moreens for Skirts;
Grass Cloth for Skirts;
Hair
Clan Tartan Plaids, Scotch.
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l8E baoAnwAT, FEB l3. 1860.
L. LLLr Esq--Dear Sir Daring ny absence At bre5 AZ
evening, iorci5ly Ny slccr al Ala
cusomer watches aad leFery, worth fs taosana 1oi
lars, remained un.oaehsd, being secured IN one Of your valuable
safes. Respectfully,
nar9fEwfu RTouHpn urrrr,r,rr
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DIRE0T TRADE Win EUROPE.
FALL & GUNgINaHAm.

n EsIRE 70 inform their customers and friends general
Spring Stock OF Hardware & Cutlery
o. al kinds Is complete They beg leave to cT anson to
the fact that their entire Stock Of
FOREIGN-uADE HARDWARE
Has sssa this imported b. essI5sl drsot from
English and German EIanmfaoiurers.
This hoEs,sr Is enterprise with tasa IS tsir rsna
Eorssn invoices and De books Of the ocsr Of cuoms s
port vii SHOW that theg have been
DIR ECT IMPORTERS
We ias Zen years hay only claim aat the merchants
.9o1 OF country need notleaVe Tennessee order
'1 supplies u his 5rlnch Of t7as nn direct
STOCK Of goods Tor the Sprng of 0 yin fsunt
s e great varisy-and hsy prepared % ser
I iile' 20 buyers in eTery rapc.as house. n ne
Dnlon ffshI7-vEtrir1-r
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Recent Tests of the Fire and burglar Preee
Qualities OF
LILIES SAFES. =

BiEsHAEFroa y 7. nov q, 1852
LEwB LTLLE, EsQ-Dsar Sir; On the night o. ~ Bth Of
October last my raunsry buildings once ia this place "
entirely consumed By FIRE, and In ny opinion. your No Chilled
Iron safes was thoroughly tested The intense rd pro
ractedtbe safe being exposed long time fan share AID
red hot. From 10 circulars snse
bought and By those having other ses had light eond
deuce that would be WproecnE against sxnosurs
You may therefore judge Of my surprise and graf seon On
unlocking the safe, which readily DONE ans nv books
and papers uuinurd BY the IRE and and the
least CHARGED while the Safe vita very slight repairs coat
ofpan will be good most chesrfuliy auf
respectfully Nh WEED.
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DARING BuRa1kR ATTzrrA bold ae1ptt0 enter TIE Safe
Of Mes5rs Lppincott Martins provision Dealers So
Tenth Avenua, made Friday night January 90 BY expert
thieves Chey applied the i had prepared
. blow The lock, but sa which % Lil4le3s
Chlllsd and Wrought Iron PoETder Proof
safes resisted attempts The burglars caught and
In abatement made Mr. 8arti1 they stated 'Eas an non
attempt Lillis3s safe. aLd they hri
Just given up job intending go down 90 the Eighth Avenue
for &C old Engh IL De could DO any thing fr
hem. '-he5 YORK EEprsss.
Since above was copied IN the EsDres the prinsp,
burglar, old tie business has confessed 20 6ns f Dc
officers, that he has tried three other % break n
Lilies SAFES and that be failed I'm each attempt TIE rsc.g
ind them burglar pcoof-J1uu1rg2l, 1850.
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Sit Lux et lux FnIt
COAL, Oil LAM PS.

Sit Lux et lux Fuit
COAL oil L A IA = 8.
NETE have inst received another supply Of Coal OIL Lamrs
w among which are some YEA handsome patterns for par
lors all fitted with the Collins burner which - t last improve
ent an is in eaurabIy superior TO other Lamp now be-
fore the public for soness eness OF hame freedom fom
smoke simplicity construction beauty and elegance In finish,
and economy One Lamp Will give the light Of four
canss and oes not The OIL have I'M
ported to these lamps clear beautiful article, free
from any oEensve ord0 leaves grease spot when spit upon
carpet or clothing, and will not explode
RAINS, BROWN CO.,
Wholesale and retail Druggists, No. ~ Public square,
usrIs-tf Nashville, Tenn,
DRESS SILKS.
4 nO PIECES DRESS SILES boaght at Auction very
H4B cheap, which invite the attention or the trade.
JAMES Low Co,
marc 4i6 Main street, Louisville ,ky.
COAL OIL.
BBLs Coal Oil, very superior article, just received
y and for sale By
uare-u RAINS, BROWN CO.
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TAUNTON Mass jan O..
The Oh September las purchased sf r Haskell
Of Lilies Fare aud Burglar PROOF Wrouvhr
and Chilled Iron safes. On the 27th Novemter,
Store which Of wood $50 feet deep, h lie con-
MIS- consumed By fire. twelve other ings being burned
the sane time The Safe was eEpoas1 great
ouId have bsen any location In the burning building ana
when cooled % and 0pes ed neither the EEsir=cnsa nor
the Books were charred im the least.
We have sent The safe, you requested % yo1r gent
New YORK Tor exhibition, and will select one Or our use fran
stoet in Boston, when our new store 3 done.
g WAsHBURN 4 son
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Making total earrings. II Z years, after
having paid prior to lst February,
ISIS. an interest account Of $780,
1y9 gSN ......-..... S2lG4l 30
The company has doubled its stock now amount
ing TO S2770O0. Upon this it has the past year de-
alared a dividend, OF IS per cent or. Sil550 80
And reserved for contingencies 1900. S6Gl 30
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Ribbons and Trimmings.
Trereh Bonnet Ribbons, every style:
Paris Sash Ribbons, elegant
Velvet Ribbons, full seyagesi
Cap Ribtons;
Full Mourning Ribotm;
Fringes for Mantss and Dresses.
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9 WAsHBURE GsON

WOonsTocE, Vt, FEB "a, 1850
LEWIs LHLlE Esa, Troy TDear Pr ycu request.
viii seud our SAFE 20 in Boston, for erhbos ana
send "a another The Saie the IRE about
hours TIE heat vas sufficient melt % The solid brass knob,
(not done other safe n rs Still TIE books and
papers ard one hundred and iy dollars bank bills
injured in the least. Yours, truly.
MELLIsH & FRENCH
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..


TUESDAY, March 20, 1860.
The journal Of yesterday vas read and SpprOved.
COURT CLERKS.
Mr. Shields resolution requiring the clerks of
courts to make a true statement of the time and
iahors Of tasiF Judges t. tie Secretary of State
10 time for the t. be laid before Inc next Le
gislapure, c ming up in orGer, it read and
cdopted.
LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN.
Mr. Vaoghau's resolution declaring 'that the re-
port Of tue LEGIsLATIvE UNION AND AMERICAN
is rot fell and correct report CT the remarks
and peaches Of the menbers this b1dy," coming
~ 10 order. 81 was read AMI adopted.
Nh FORD moved to reconsider the vote adopting
the restitution.
This motion was rejected by yeas % nays %.
HOUSE BILL on THIRD READING.
Mr.. Hurts bill IH. R 567l to 1isints: tho re-
mains Of CUls Dyer aud Williamson and 1t. Col
Gibson, officers of the var Of 1915; remove to tie
jackson cemetery and erect monument in honor
Of their service TO the country, read.
Mr.. MARTIN moved to amend by directing a
monument to be placed ever the remains Of Gen
James Robertson, not TO cost more than 81, 500
Mr.. JONES moved TO amend the amendment by
directing 4 suitable monument to be erected over
tie grave Of every brave soldier buried in Tehnes-
see.
Mr.. MARTIN Withdrew lis amendment
Mr.. JONES offered his amendment TO the BILL
Mr. BENNETT moved to amend the amendment
by directing the remains Of NJ ii YIN. Lander lals,
Of Tennessee, 20 be brought from Baton Rouge,
aad deposited in HartsviIe, Sumner county, and
monument erected to his memory, the expense TO be
paid cut of the st ate Treasury.
Mr. VAUGHAN moved to further amend the
amendment by approPrisfinR 81 600 each f,r the
erection Of monument over the remains OF LieulF.
Berriea Watson and TearWood, who fl At Cerro
Gordo.
On motion by Mr.. CALDWELL, the bill and
amendments were laid on the table by yeas 80, nays
%.
sEsATE BILLS on THIRD READING.
Under a standing order The Il use proceeded to
the consideration and disposition Of Senate bills
on their third reading
THE SINKING YUM.
Senator NeRm4n'e, So to provide for the equali-
cation and investment Of the sinking find On binds
issued to or endorsed for railroads this State was
read,
Mr.. JOHNSON offered bill in lieu amending
the act of 1866 providing for sinking faad, &C.
Mr. BRAZELT0N novel 10 amend the bill in
lieu By permitting railroad companies 10 deposit
bonds at psr which they have received at par
The amendment rejected by yeas %, nays "a
Mr.. WISENER moved to amend the original bill
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Biaigeu 0reilen ~perfduie.
aeporaturen ieper Nrt weroen lAnca nno bill.
liglt belorpt.
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Ga9rrbitr Salon,

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l%tnicren 6reunber uue BENT ecrfrtcn 9utljsum moaea
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Den Sciubernpt cies neuen Sceol5 ctp0S NuSgeeihuttt5 bic
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Sdilbcr-, Gorrtagcs unr StutcurWitl T.,
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NO t6l Srcnofr., 3wilden Ser 6tcn uno item
Q8cnt fir 6cictlif'e G6ampognrr,
entPlteblt pen1 r~rutictcu 4utlifum iciu friIh an.
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100000 ceutl@e Gj3arren, aue Sratrs,
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10000 6cnrp Clay 6aYaua,
$4,000 &rabucoe 6opana,
$4,000 9rjncjpe, Clara,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-02

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