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LANCE CoNTEIcr.-R A HowARD. of San Antonio.
Texas, has taken contract to furnish the Copfsse-
rate Government with 10000 beeves, to be deliY
cred at New l6ins, Louisiana. This will involve
an expenditure in Texas Of at least halt EliIlion
of dollars. The San Antonio Gazette says:
"The grass this fall is remarkably fine. and stock
OF all kinds Is consequently in excellent condition.
In the production of beeves and stock no State can
compete with Texas; and, should the war continue
our stock raisers viii ind 4 ready market for ali
they have 20 spare.
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Ftfop eAIzsns Of The Fourth Congressional! Disfyic
! Of Tennessee: l am Candidate II represent Won in
The Congress of the Confederate States | need
scarcely state to you that an al ardent Soutbe m
man-you know my position.
! Mr.. Lincoln has inaugurated desDotisn in the
place Of the constitutional government of your faith
ers. lie denies State Sovereignty In violation of
/ the Constitution, he has presumed to make war ON
/ the South and raise large armies to plumber and
subj Its people. He has disarmed mart of its
citizens, that they may have no power to resist his
I tyranny. Without warrant or other authority of
law, he has instituted veXatiOus AID oppressive
searches and seizures both of persons and proper-
~ he has imprisoned hundreds of men and Wo-
men, because IL IS the tyTsnt's will He has sus
pended the great writ Of hQbeas corpus. that the
Just complaints of his victims may not be heard
beyond the PrecInts OF their dungeons Be has de-
stroyed the freedom of speech and of the press
Where he exercises dominion, one is allowed to
write, speak or think contrary to the King If any,
thing is said, 1t must be IA praise Of the tyrant
Hundreds now pine in distant dungeons for saving
Mr.. Lincoln policy Is Lot what 1t ought to be- No
ether facts are necessary TO mark him as usurper
and heartles5 tyrsnt
And has Ii come TO this IN the high noon of the
18th century, that our mouths To be sealed IN
less opened 10 praise a vulgar despot?
Must we, indeed, bow TO master, in the per
son Of Abe Lincoln aai LEX the hand that sulltes
Us! And while the lacerated fash writhes and
qulyers under his bloWs, must we scream the
praises OF the opfressor. The high spirited free
men of the South will never do it. 1t is a contrast
between the people and the usurper. Every lover
of liberty Ought ID resist him to the laste extremity
IfhOEcred with your confidence pledge the ut
most diligence and fidelity, in the promotion of
youT interests. II will Be my pleasing duty to do
all in my power to secure your Independence Our
gallant army must be sustained, and we must new
er lay down our arms until the last Northern ruf>
fan, shall have been driven from our borders, and
our independence established. 1t would be improp-
er to say more could scarcely gay less. am,
fellow citizens your obeGieHt servant,
E. L GARDEHHIRE.
Sparta, Tenn. Oct. Plat 1861.
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: TROPHIES or WAR-Six flags, captured from the
Federals in the battle of July 2lst have been sent
to Richmond from MaRsssa, and deposited in the
AdjutantGeneral's Cfi3e. Among them is a Ia rye
q. s flag, and another Of blue silk, formerly be-
longing to Michigan regiment. The stars and
stripes and the American eagle, now the emb,ems
of despotism, are conspicuous in the lot, Though
particular value attaches to the dsgraced colors
at this day, they will doubtless be preserved as me.
meDtoes of the Bull Run races. Some enterprising
Snowman may hereafter seek them for the purpose
of illustrating wax fggers" of the conviyial Con
gressmea who came out from Washington to see
the fight and ran back pFecipitately. Richmond
DisUacb
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WoMASs DEyoTIoN.-We have heard of an in
stance connected with the battle of Manassas illus
trating the patriotism of our noble women, which
is worth recording even at this late period On
the morning Of thatgrest fight Mrs. Dogan. a
widow lady living near the scene of action had her
wagon loaded with barrels of water and driven to
the battle field, in the rear of our army This.
though involving no expense, was an act of kind
consideration, and Of more service to our gall
liant soldiers on that eventful day than thousands
of gold and silver would have boen.-R Richmond Dis
match
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TIE NORM CAROLINA GeAsr.-By an arrival at
Norfolk on Thursday evening everything is report
ed quiet at Roanoke Island. The Confederate fleet
that went down to Hatteras on Monday last, failed
TO drive the Federals out from their batteries,
although two days were occupied in the effort to gtt
fight. The Norfolk Day Book reports that tie
Federals are preparing TO make an attack on Ro-
anCke Island, and for that purpose are throwing
large reinforcements into Hatteras, where General
Mansfield is n c0mmand-RichmOad Dispatch. Oct.I9
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ENIELO RFLES.-A number of these splendid
weapons Wit3 sabre bayOnets attached were ex-
ibHed yesterday TO throngs of curious admirers
upon Main street. They were portion of the sew
es-l Thousands brought over from England by the
Bermuda" and were in the hands of members of
Georgia regiment, who looked as though they
might use them with perfect proficiency Rich
R.ORd Enquirer, Oct. il.
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THE D1nT.-Single copies of our paper can be
had The court ng room at FIVE cents. News boys
and other dealers furnished at two and half
cents per copy. We make this statement bccause
informed that the news boys are in the habit
OF selling single copies at ten cents ard more, ais
Lodging that the paper costs them i've cents. -
sanlQ-1tf
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Capture OF Feaerai .rran,Dor,.

Intelligence was received here last evening Of the
capture. ny our force on the Potomac. OF Two If
the enemy g transports, abandoned bv the tugs thar
had them in tow, under the guns Of the Evanspors
battery The cargo is said to consist of egbt tbon
sand pRir4 of shoes-a most valuable ana timely
aequisiton. IN view OF the needs Of our army
Richmond k1GEaiRsT, oct 81.
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VINO wouLd not be- InsnreaI

Received this day Of W. J. MARI, lns1vano Agent
No Is College street. in this city Fivs Hundred Dol
lars The full amount of insurance on that part of
my building on Market street. which wss destroyed
BY fire last Wednesday night. Insure your prop
erty with him, if you wish your losses settled fairly
and paid promptly. II. METZ
Nashville, Oct. L. IeSI-H
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70 Candidates for Csngro,s.

It has been suggested, ard we thirk the sUgges-
ton coed one, that The candidates for Congress
throughout the State, should have the electoral
ticket printed their tickets, 60 as TO insure full
vote for President and Vice President. We trust
every candidate for Congress will act upon thia
suggestion
Printed at this ofloe at SO a thousand. If
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STEEL CANNoN.-We saw at the Central Railroad
depot yesterday evening, two admirable construct
ell steel y pOunder rifle cannon, made after the
mapner OF Blakeys patent Each one bore the fol-
lowing inscription 'Fawcatt, Preston i c., max
eTs, Liverpool, 1861" by which we presumed they
domesrcated foreign allies. They are not likely
to be half welcome the Yankees as they are to us
jldeing from Eer looks and the parties who are to
handle them-Richm0nd Examiner, oct 49,
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Reeves and Pork fer the army,



unind has bsen nPpoin:sd gsutfr The purchase
BeYes am hogs for the CndeTate States spsef
uston and call Is Tequsted q all aTing either fer sale
Who wish to see troops provided r liberal presI Tsnnes
see currency or Confederate Notes E be paid Call Gam
ninSs & GIkssn's, College street, Church street
J r. CUMMING7.
Barrett, James, Newton and Thomas in Bedford
county, Beate ami Saue Set IN Linc5la Davis and
Parks "a nars.a sn1 Il " 10 Lincoln county are
agents Tor purchases fo tie Gev.Tn en- aud other agents viii
be appointed. J. T. CUMMINGS.
Cc3I-I BP
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Geo. w. Jonea.

candidate to represent the 7th District, ccm-
posed of the counties of Lincoln, Giles, Lawrence,
Wayne, Lewis and Maury, in the Confederate States
Congress, will address the people at,
Columbia on Saturday, October 20.
Newburg Is Monday rs
Waynesbore on Wednesday 80.
LaWrenceburg Oh Friday, November L. Ks
Pulaski - Saturday .
Fayetteville Monday " f.
Election on Wednesday, November 9Th 1861,
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HoNE &ANUFAcTUREs.-We were shown yesterday
fine specimen Of home made matches from the
manufacture CT u. LUsEEY & Co. Of this city, and
we take pleasure in stating that they are prepared
to funsh any quantity to individuals or the trade.
See their card
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~ THE CONFEDERATE COURT.

The Prvasr Jef avis Ths Cargo OF the Jehn We e
In tho PEIze Coura OF the Confederate
States OF America - ~ -
Ths Pvaer Jefferson Davis ecgo Of the John Weieh
virtue OF Writ o. sale TO directed TIE
ID cree 81 HoB0rSbe, the PrB Of tho Confs3sras
States for the District Of south Carolina will expose to saeat
pHh auciion,at the sieam Packet Whsrf in ths city Of
Charleston, Thur sdsy, The 3ls iast, O'Clock ~
rae Cargo OF the Brig John WeHh.
sisng Of about s52 boxes White yeIl,w and brown
Clarified Sugar; 23 d "a rces, % blFrs MuleoTdo
Sugar 10 los q not TO mory 90 bxes 10 ht Is
tereee and a barrelso Of each Terms elsl.
JOHN B. IRVING, Jr,
Deputy G. s. Marshal Sou h Carolina
Nashville Union aud LnsericaH wi insert The ab3ys ge
times ard seId bill 70 this cfies-CAGTlesk0n Courier
oet9D-65t
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NosLce 10 Candidates.

Circulars candidates inserted in the UNos AND AM.RIoAE
be pad for othr business notices. payment Sc
cured in of publication ThiJ be enforced
nGexby No cir either candidates or their friends
will hereafter be inserted this papsr on any other terms
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We viii team spe-ia favor il oas eads AID on
esots in The various divisions camps o. tie Coneae
forces win furnish w:h all the gossip and oper
placed before the putc We Sh % make Psper both
interesting Eeccne visitor the tent Of tvery soldier
fighting battles for iadspdeRcs Their letters should be
addressed to VS. st NeshYil e. Tenn.
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These q our lends fTfg from re doninOns Ct K,g IiN
ooLN who n have ecposof tie late Louisville, cincinnati
Northern apeFs will coIfr special both ourselves
the least de ay poss bl,
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PERsONAL.-We we're pleased to receive a visit
from cur distinguished friend, Hon JNO. A GARNER
Of Dresden, who arrived in the city yesterday and
is stopping at the St. Cloud Hotel
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1900 pair mems asserted. Brogans by J. W.
WARD & Co.
Purchasers will please call and examine them at
EVANS & Co. Oct p 1861. DIFF
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N Tussd:y ne Iah ., November Issl, at tie late resi-
College GroFe, the Nashville HoIensTe ard Farngton
Turnpike viii expose 70 sse to The highest bidder the follow
ng property to W.T. Ire Houtehod and Kitchen Furniture
the farming untssis ee wagons enc buQqy ana haTpess
twelve head Of cattle several superior fne blcosed Nh
SoEs thty sx horses md mules fSrork $50 stock hogs
the crop Of corn. fodder cats, -
TEENS Of Snle.--At SENS Of IS and andsF, cash.
Or all that credit Of Ee We months viii rs
gven notes with two good securities being IN every case re
CURED, and the OF the sale to be complied Win teors
the property is removed. JAMES ALLISON.
ocs25-ttda Txs.ut,r CT William AIiton. Sse,f
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ORGANIZATION
BIZ
kSEHAFI C.. HARRIS,

Governor Of tie State OF Tennessee.
10 The SheT6s Of The counties Of MOrgqn Scott and
Fs7tress IN said otZts- GREETING
NE1HERE As the seat CT the Representative elect to the
egsiature from the count IS Of hsTg Scott Fen
rsss has been dec AIRED vicant BY resolution House
EepF ssntIses adopted October sh 1851 You are hersby
10 spen and hold election At all he places
elections II your cOury s6t day, The 10th
NoV e next, sitter giving due tee thorek required By
lsF Tor ths election Of Re eutaive, III the vacancy
aoresid and due ereof make to ne ACCORDING 10
In testimony whereof, h4Vs hereunts set ny hand
u snd caused the great seal Of the STATE 70 he aae8
10y al the Department in Nashville on thu l0.h dav on
Oct-ber, A. .. lS6L
By the aoyernor: IsHAM G. HARRIS.
;. &. 4. RAY, Secretary Of stsis.
L-5Chatta1cogA AdreTtiser copy octlo-dtEAwt5s
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GES. ANDERsoS's BaIGADE-Friends desiring to
serd letters to volunteers IL this Brigade, will me
with safe and speedy conveyance by leaving the
same at.the cfice Of Messrs. Foster & MCEwES, Ce-
dar street, CT before Monday next at 10 o'clock
A. N
Msj LOoSET OF Col. MlEEY'. Regiment will take
pleasure in conveying the letters to the troops
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RugLers NAMED.

TEVHREB c1mpstent Buglsrs wanted for Capt Griffin s,d
Il Iisut. kcDane. = companies OF ARTILLERY. Apply %
O Il. MONsARRAT,
Captain Commanding, camp Weaklty.
Oetobsr 23-dfv P
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Attention. Finh Ward NTiIifi

VoU poaed at the corner Of Church ami Vine
streets R:ay evening, promptly at three oelcsk, for
drill By order Of the Captain
octss-dA' H. HILL MeALIsTER, O. 8.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDxEspaY. OeroBER %. 1861.

l HEDNESDAl, OCIoBEh %, loOl.
/ The SPEAKER calledthe Housoto order at hall
MEMORIAL
/ Mr.. MATHEWS presented meporial fro m
ulsjIri'y of the Justices of the County Court OF
iBount, setting forth that Spencer Henry, the col
lector Of the railroad taxes for Blount county has
not yet collected the tsxes and praying the passage
Of law for his relief.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The House resumed the consideration of the un-
finished business Of yesterday, being House bill Nc.
80, TO protect and secure the growth of wool, to
which various amendments had been offered.
After good deal ofdiscussioa Of points of order
On motion Of Mr.. GARDNE8, the bill and amend
ments were laid upon the table.
NEW Bills
The following bills were introduced, read the first
time and passed.
By M. MCCALLUN: No. 1.-THE more effsctual-
y to defend the State. [Proyides for calling into
service e00volunteeFs for term Of twelve months
to be called the Army of Tennessee, and to be en-
ployed in defending the borders of the State, but
may go beyond the limits Of the State 10 repel or
prevent invasion, under the direction of the Gov
By Mr.. GARDNER: No. rs TO repeal sectone'
Of the Code.
By Mr.. soMERVILLE: No. 1910 amend section
20G9 Of the Code.
By Mr. KENNEDY: No SOTO meet Deficiencies
In the revenue of the county of Montgomery.
ny MI LII h4LNO'. NO. oI-tO incorporate the
Holston Conferences of the M.thodist Episcopal
Church.
By Mr.. KENNEDY No. S2-To repeal a portion
of the patrol law. [Repeals much OF the law as
allows compensation to patrols
BY Mr.. ESTES: No. $50 amend the tobacco !
inspection laws
By Mr.. ESTES: No. Si-To authorize guardians I
to invest the prof OF their wards estates in Con-
federste States bonds.
By hr. ESTES: No. S5-The better to effect the /
objects Of the act to prevent the sd-lteraion of
spirituoUs liquors.. .s..-rr
BIZ Mr.. FLEMING: No. S6-To amend the char
ter Of tie Bank Of Franklard
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Mr. HILL cftrea a bill in lieu to bill prescrb-
ing the duties Of County Court clerks in register
ing refundIug bonds. The bill in lien was
adopted and referred to the Judiciary Commit
to-
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PROCLAMATION
EY
HAM c.. HARRIS,


Governor Of the state Of Tennessee
To the Sheriff Of TIE eoEay ef HaniEon IN said State
GREETING:
EATBEREAs, tie seat o. the Representative elect to the
LegsSture, from the eo1nty OF has teen de-
cared Iva resolution Of the House az
adopted October H. 1857 You hereby 1msndei to pen and
bold an eiec0- at all the places hold In your u-
ty sa;ursy the 10Th day Of alter giving tie
notice required y fr the etctiO1 p-esentatiVe
NIL h Nacaay Aforesaid, AID due teref maze to me-
according IA
10 tes' m0ny whereof I hare reunto set ~ hand
y and caUset The gre2t seal Of the sac Be snxd
the teparimena At Nashville, ills, 18Th day Of octo
- hr, A D. 1901.
p the Governor; IsH4X G. HARRIS.
J. b. R RAY, Secretary OF state.
I|.Ihs Chattanooga Adrs,fisST vii! please cary
csst 9-GtF&Htls
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Ensolvent Notice.

FsVHs undersigned having tuggessd thee ek Of the Coun-
y Court Davidson cOuay, q sinsoIVsncyo OF tie prson.
u estate Of John Walker eeessed It is therefore ordered
- s sad cieEE that Puostion be male, giving all
6ore tue ftst cay Of April 1861 Ter rorzfE srbuou sr
ls g n will De forever barred both in and equity.
y tob-r 30 'Gl-d5s" B1N. 7. HANBLEH, Admir-.
EH7ELL BE ADDED TO OUR AUCTION
Wv SALE oa Tuesday mkt Cet1har an invoice Of .Eo
tseu and dollars Of Shoes ID Boots Dry Goods an
Clothing Thee EOots extra qcaiy Just in season.
fRABUE q LUcUS,
octzj-dtds Auction snd Commission Merchants.
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Mr.. JONES, iTom the judiciary Committee. re-
ported bin to repeal act entitled an act to abate
the suits Of aliens, and reconmded bil! in lieu
Also the meGcIill of Dr.. Erni, and recommended
its rejection.
Also to amend the laws ard prevent swindling
and oppression. with amendments.
Also bill to make slaves real property, with
objections
Mr.. ANDERSON, from the Committee on Banks.
reported bill to amend an act to regulate bar king
Mr.. TURNER, from the Committee on Ways ami
Means, reported Seuste Bill Nos, and House Bills
No 81, 81. and IS.
Mr.. BARROW, from tbs Military Committee. re-
ported bill to establish an Ordnance Bureau, with
amendments and Recommendations
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COUNTRY JEANS, SOCKS AND LINSRYs,
~ constantly on sale ~ BENZ. !. sHIELs 4 90.
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COMMUNICATION.

NEssRs EDITORS of the USIoV AND AMERICAN Won
are requested to say the friends of Liberty and
the soldiers in the tented field that the ladies in the
vicinity of Old Bethpage. Sumner county, are not
dead, neither do they sleep but that they are all
alive TO the interest OF those brave boys who have
taken their lives in their hands and gone out to su
er the tolls and dangers of war, fer them and to
protect them in their lives their liberties and prop
erty. Mothers and sisters sre doing good work
they are regularly organized, and some ten DAYS
since they sent to Colonel Battles Regiment in Ken
lucky, box Of clothing, and on the 18th Of this
month they packed $3.50 worth of clothing for Col
orel William Bates Regiment in Virginia, which is
placed in care of j. 3. Hanna for immediate trans
poTtation, who will deliver it IN person. They
have soma more on which will be finished and for
Wardod to the soldiers at different points in due
time II
There VIII be aleyua- mae.iag of the Soldier g
Relief Society" a. the Tulip Street church il L Ize-
field, to morrow friday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
Citizens in the vicinity, and all persons feeling an
interest in the object of this Society are invited to
attend. Mrs. VIM II. LUCUs, Prest.
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FHL on FIRST REDING.

rIiL on FIRST REDING.
Mr.. PICKENS: A bill to give the people Of III a
State the right 10 regulate the sale of spurious
liquors.
SECTION l. Be enacted By the Cc7erc' Asg,nB1y Of
the State Of IuneSSCe. That the Sherifs of the diff
ferent counties IN this State shal, on the first Sat
urdsy Of March next, snd every succeeding two
Years thereafter, open ard hold election in each
Civil District IN their respective counties fer the
purpose of determining whether the people of said
district desire q Grocery IN said distTict or not
Those in favor Of Grocery viii have written or
printed on their tickets the words: For Grocery;
those opposed to II shall have written or printed on
their tickets the words: No Grocery; and it shall
be the duty Of The Sherifis TO certify the rssut Of
this election tie Clerks Of their respective County
Courts Of this State, ard if It shall appear thar
majority Of the votes polled any Of the various
districts in favor Of Grocery in their district
the Clerk Of the County Court may then issue 6 IL
cense to any person persons desiring to exercise
the privilege Of retailing spirituous liquors in said
district under the restrictions as is now pre-
scriEed by law. But it shall not be lawful for the
Clerks to issue license to any person to exercise
said privilege within the bounds of any district
where appears this: the people Of said district are
opposed to The exercise Of such privilege.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted That it shall be the
Cuty OF the Clerk when lie issues license for the
exercise of the privilege mentioned in the first acc
ton Of this Act 20 endorse on said license the dis
tyCt for which said license is obtained and no per
shall attempt TO exercise such privilege within
the bounds of any district where the people of said
district have voted against the exercise of such
privilege; and any violation Of this act is hereby
declared misdsUeEDor. and punishable as other
misdemeanOrs are by Law.
SIC. 3. BE further enacted, That the provisions
Of this act shall net appy to persons engaged in the
manufacturing Of sPirItuous or vinous liquors.
SEC. A. Be it further enacted, That all persons
entitled TO vote for members of the General Assem-
bly, shall be entitled to a vote in the election herein
provided for.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolution No. lS was referred to the Relief
Committee.
The resolution to prevent the importation CT spi-
i:ous liquors from the United States, lies over.
No. % was passed over Informally.
No. 20 was referred TO Committee on Internal Inns
provemcnts
Ir. lURNEY offered a resolution to instruct our
Representatives and Senators in Congress TO vote
for the establishment Of a National Bank.
BILL ON SECOND READING,
Gr. Turney bill to make slaves real property
Tls lost on its second reading.
BILL or THIRD READING.
A bill to pay certain expenses incurred by the
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Senate met st p O'Clock, and--the House moi
having acted upon The resolution go into election
Of Comptroller and Treasurer-sdyourned
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LncrsLar1vn UNION AND Ar1EnrOAN.

A few copies Of this work, bound, for
the Sessions of 1878 and 1890, can
be procured by applying at this Office. =
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COMMITTEE.

On motion of Mr. SPURLOCK. the following were
appointed conmittne to correct mistakes occur
ring in the Journal: Messrs. Barrow, 9purlock and
Maxwell.