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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-01

Books FOR THE SOLDIERS.-In camp tie
soldier passes many weary hours, especially at
this period Of the year, when he must be confined
within when of duty. The pressure OF tedious,
unemployed hours j, OF evil influence both NOR
ally and physically. As a means Of relief to
the soldier, to arause and occupy bis leisure the
Rev. VIM. A. Bryan, ward master in the general
hospital at Columbus, has undertaken to get up
= library of books to be lent to soldiers at that
post. On this subject he has written to the Rev.
Ed. MaeClure, of Grace c urcb in this city f;
from his letter We copy the following In con
nection with my duties as ward master in the
hospital l have made an effort to get up and sus-
tain a circulating library for the whole army at
this place. have succeeded in collecting some
three hundred volumes when this became
known / had applications SO numerous that in
/ fan DAYS most Of them had been read again and
again. 1 ask you in the name Of members Of
vour own communion, and of the army here, to
nresent our claims t. your congregation, to book
sellers, Librarians, literary societies, and to all
who may be willing to send US books. We do
dot ask for new and finely bound books, but for
! anv good old works that may have long lain
neglected in the book shelves. wish ministers
OF other denominations to apply for US to their
congregations for contributions of books thatwe
NAV have such a collection Of useful reading
matter as will suit the taste and crafty the
minds of our soldiers" We are desired to call
upon the various ministers of the city 70 invite
their congregations to contribute. We presume
/ I'll ministers will receive books for this purpose,
they may also be left with the Rev. Mr.. MacClme,
who will forward them, the Rev. Mr.. White, oil
Calvary church, or in the APPEAL counting
room. One book from each citizen viii make a
: COED library for the boys at Columbus.
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Ne notice that all the Cuban papers denounce
with Indignation the stone blockade Of some of
our ports by the northerners. The Diari0 Of the
l7th has a fling at it, and translates d remarks-
bic article of the Courier Gu HaUrg, on that
most important subject. Civilized nations, says,
in substance, that moderate French paper, re-
spected at ali time that old maxim agreeably to
which ian enemy ought to be treated as if one
DAY he might become a friend, and must not, in
consequence, receive injuries which he could
never forgive It's for that very reason the
French and English kept, for such a long time,
and at a great expense of men and money, an
army of one hundred thousand soldiers before
Sebastopol, rather than to sink at the entrance
! of that port about ity old vessels loaded with
stones.
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oreien ..Elgsa.u EEe.gilek.

OYERToN GENERAL HOSPITAL, Z
MEMPHIS, February l. 1861
EDITORS APPEAL: As surgeon in charge Of this Hos
pitsi, I have the pleasure TO acknowledge The receipt
Of the following contributions since lie Bird day OF De-
eembse 10 date, viz
Mrs. Cogbun Little Rock. Ark, ssn Huldsh Young
and others, Memphis, 3 90; School GIRLS SOLDIER So
sisty, by Miss Owen, Hsrnando. s2tI0; W. S. Owen,
Lake Providence, La, one Dale cotton sold for $50;
Ms Law, President S S. NJ, siO5 o.. Ers Law. Pfesl-
dent s. S NJ, s7Os5. Total 8 SO 50.
Rodney Miss AID S acisty, by n. Lewis, oae box o,
b~audages and clothing steamer Gensaa Qutmsn, four
bbls. oranges; Mss B II. Patterson two comforts, two
sheets, two pillows, fifty lbs. pork Mrs R. W. Wal
Lace, Como, Miss, sixteen gallons butternik.
The funa5 have been propor,ioua5ly distributed TO
the Hospitals.
/ invite the attention Of our friends 90 the carl an
nezed Of he Supervisor Of Hospitals.
g. W. CURREY.
ieIlt Assistant Surgeon, +. A. T.. S.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS AT THE NORTE-No
military movements have been made by the
enemy since cur last sdyices. Mcclellan, who
was represented as being ready and eager for a
forward move, has declined making the same
until he hears from the Burnside expedition.
The fact is, the failure Of the Burnside expedi-
ton has not only affected the plans of the enemy
on the Potomac, but everywhere else. Not even
his financial affairs have been spared and, as we
mention elsewhere, the banks refuse to loan their
funds to a government whose hopes are tied to
so uncertain an event as the success of the
Burnside expedition.-NoJoik Day Book, Janga-
III 9th.
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The SECOND STONE FLEET.-On Saturday
last the weather having moderated, some Of the
steamers Of the Lincoln fleet towed to a position
on or near the Rattle snake Shoal. severaIof their
old hulks, which were soon afterwards sunk
They continued this work up to Yesterday
evening, when they had placed Eve of their
wrecks on the bottom and had four others ready.
which were no doubt filed with water on Satnr-
day night. The purpose OF the enemy appears
70 BE- to throw obstacles in the way Of vessels
coming in or going out Of this port, which may
have to pass in the nsighborhs6d Of the Rattle
snake. There we're three steamers and a bari
blockading this port yesterday-ChaTlesto
Courier, JsHusry eta.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The fisnds and aCqusi1taEeas OF }. A. SASr a-s re
specially invited to atte-d his funeral THIS Saturday.
MORNING, at Il O'Clock, from the residences Of Daniel
Henderson, on the Horn Lake road, opposite Dr.
Wheat0n's,
Hacks will BE- in readiness at c. X. Hols. Sc Sons.
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Fnon CRIrrENDEN,s COMM

From C~RITTENDEE's COMMANDO reliable
dispatch was received yesterday from an officer
in Gen. ~CIittenden's command at Livingston,
which states that our loss in the battle Of Fish
ing Creek was about 1875 killed, 300 wounded
and missing, and that the enemy's loss greatly
exceeded ours. Gen. Crittenden will fail back
to Gainsboro, on the Cumberland liver, about
fifteen miles above Carthage. This note also
confirmed the safety of Capt. Monsauats bat
terry. Otter advices state that Cuttenden's
forces are perfectly organized and in good con
dition.-KHoTUjHe Register, January 80.
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NEGRO SALE-We call attention to the sale
of a house woman, this morning at the Arcade.
As servants are not to be hired, we would sup
pose it better to purchase when such an oppor-
aunity is offered.
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TA~RPAULINsi TARPAULINsi-With tae vast
amount Of p~erishable commodity lyins about the city and
the certainty ahead Of plenty Of rainy weather, tarpau-
ina have becoms Of Prime necessity they can be had in
large supply at 5. Brooks, Water street. next 70 .hs lee
house. Him
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ARKANSAS FARMS FOR SALE.-Messrs. Pass
more, Lide 4 Marshall advertise two very val
liable plantations for sale, with negroes, stock,
etc, which are offered on terms that viii be
made known on application to those gentlemen,
at their place of business, corner Of Court and
Main streets.
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HrADqUARrERs 0vERrox HospIrAL ,

NEAPhI7, 1ean.i January 20, 1862
Those persons through the country DESTROYS Of max
ing contributions Of shy kind, for the courart Of the
sick and wounded at Ibis pot, will have tAe same ds
reeted 70 me. We are anzieVs TO receive these do1s
tons and when received. hey wi. b properly g.
knowiedsed and distributed to ths different Hospitals
as they me be required.
G. a. MASTN. c. s. A..
Surgeon Of the Post and Inspector of Hospusns
ia3i tell
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DIED.

On Friday, January 3lss, 1t the residence Of DAME
Henderson. nszr this city J. NJ SAINT. OF Des A-c, ak
Des Arc Citiz.n ulrasr roDv
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MEMPHIS BRANCH or BANK OF TENNESSEE.
The following gentlemen compose the board Of
directors of the Branch Bank Of Tennessee at
Memphis for the present year Jos. Lenow, d.
s. Greer. A. n. Edmonds, W. r. Hunt, b. +.
Dill, S. I. Morgan, R. B. Hawley, Jas. NJ.
Williamson, Eli Rayner, VIM Park, Z. Magev-
ney, s. Bailey.
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w Rev. c. A Davis will preach in the
Second Presbyterian Church, Or. Grundy, pas
tor tomorrow (sabbatb) at eleven o'clock
n
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sroCK sALE-The Arcade offers many in
dueemen5 to the public 80 attend this morning,
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MEMPHIS
CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL

THIS INSTITUTION, founded by the lac Professor
I J. Wegby Armstrong, will be ready Tor the reception
Of pupils on
Monday Next, February 3rd.
The success which has attended bis efforts Tins far
has induced the undersigned 10 make teaching his prc
fsssiOn, and be is resolved 10 establish at this point g
permanent scnCll OF the highest grade-one in ~kfcl
young mez viii enjoy every facility to prepare them
2slves for college or for business. None Bat tsscber,
Of the highest qualifications win Be o~np,oysd.
The rates Of milton estahIl,hsd by proE Arms-ros.
viii remain unchanged.
js29 lw J. n. STEWART
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DRTY.-Has the reader noticed that the street
lamps at the present time scarcely give a ray Of
light at a distance of twenty or thirty yards from
tke post? Such is the fact and the reason is tho
glass of the lamps is foul with dirt. Let it be
saan tn
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- private letter received at Mobile says
3 schooner successfully run the blockade q
Pensacola on the 95th, and carried in so sacks
coffee, I70,000 cigars, drugs and medicines, and
a lot Of fruit. Major Lewis, who was seized on
a British vessel st the same time 1r. zachars
was taken, and who was sent to Fort Lafayette,
was a passenger on the vessel, having been
nsleased by the enemy aud sent to Havana.
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II There are at present one hundred and
sixty-one officers and men OF the Confederate
army confined at Camp Chase, Columbus, Ohio.
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ET Congress has ordered the publication Of
the official reports Of al the battles, iuclud-
ing The reports of Johnston and B~sauregard OF
the battle of July q.
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STEAMBOAT COLUMN.


For Napoleon aad Gaines Landing.
TIE fus passenger pzeke. r. D. zaznk
a L 5 49, +s[ asTry m natl t.5i. will j 4 1s4ys ~
tlI, BsREARD 4 PETERSON Ag-pt.
For Napoleon and Gaines Landing.
'HE splendid passenger steamer H. D.. IT,
4 MEARS. Berry, master. VIII leave a. I+S
above THIS pay Is- inst. at s P. -
en- %. McNANUs
For New OIeau-Eegalar Monday Packet
THs splendid passenger packes FERD r.
i u y Capt Bderiy, caves as
above MONDAY 3ri inst, st5P.H 60
FOR freight Or passage apply on bo-rd- or 70
Izl2 HtRASrAD. Areet.
For Hickman, New sle5rid and Columbus.
TN splendid passenger packet Ezs@
Il DESOIO, Bead, mast.r viii leave sELAI
for above and all Intermediate landings ~
on THIS DAY, lt instant, % 8 P NJ. E1azEE
fel-lt LHBRY HARAsT4D Ag-t
For New Orleans.
THE splendid pasze-seT racket r 49,
4 BENNETT. BREEZY, master. leaves as 9
s50ve MONDAY Jrd instant. at 3 Pm S
f-I2s IN HjRToN < co. Agents.
C. 8. hail Line
For Des Arc, Augusta and JgeksoaPort.
TIE passenger packet SAM Halls. W. ~
4 T. Bri-eoe, master, VIII leave as above 46t2
S- ia 1frL@A- AbAAHg -HF $50 r. u -
For freiShs or passage appiy on board, OF %
ia3l2t LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent
For New O-tIea1s-Through in % Hours.
TNHE fest passenger steamer AIRY E. -
EEENE Richardson. master, leaves -
SIS above ou SATURDAY, February i.t, a. S P n
JAS. T. BOURNE e u Agents,
is2l-2r No & Madison street
Tor New Orleans.
TUE steamer AIRY p KEENE. Rich
4 ardsou, master Will leave as above on sHz4c3
SATURDAY, February let. NJ 5P 81. -
Eos freight or passage apply on board or 70
j3 q elliott d VlESON Agents
q. S. Mail Line
Fer Arkansas Riycv Zine Buff ald Little Rock.
TTHE fast passenger packet RET 40
TREB Cayt. q. s.. Hai1es, leaves as 41tR
above SATURDAY, E-lay Est, at . p. " -
ia303 LARRY HARISTAD. agent.
Regular Memphis and Kew Odssrs, C.. s. Nail Packet
a l. . N = & II L d,
| 0EEAVEE. Ga-ter-...----W ,. MCBRIDE Clerk.
THIS elesan. passenger Plekst, win -
L leave f1r New Oreaus on Tuesday, aSS5z
DecsnbsrJls-t and every other Tuesday during the
season.
For freight 0r passage apply on board OF TO
1t. WILLIAMS & 3D. Agents,
I dez7 6u' Mop Towards 6OB.
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ENvELoPEs.-During the present scarcity OF
this important article it may be interesting to
our country friends to know that an old one care
fully opened and turned wrong side out, may be
easily pasted together and made to serve the
purpose of a new one
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e The London Herald says Il behooves
both England and France 10 consider whether
the time has not yet arrived for recognizing the
Southern C0niederacy.
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TIE GREAT
INDIAN Va
COMPOUNDED FROM


y SEGE ~ GEEE -
ESOR the removed and permanent cure Of All difoass
Il arising from su impure state Of the blood, VIZ:
HERCURIAL AND SYPHILITIC TAINTs,
In all thsir different forms aud stages
Ulcers, ErHDti0ns, PiHBles, Nodes on SHIN Bones,
BL0tcrs, B0liS, Scgid Head,
And the entire eiazs Of complaints caused By an Impure
stste Of toe BLOOD.
- invariably On e. GserUGtisu. Liver ComrIaFur.
General ard nervous debility. * ths
Bowels, ard f. narficua-y recommended for an
distractions 60 which tem7i-s are liable. L is natures
own co7nedc IL bring The young females form 70 re-.
fscu5n. giviaE richness 90 the blood snd viEor % the
nerves, cauei1g health AID happiness to sparkle in tha
down cost and saltacd eye, tine rosy bloom OF health
% beautfy The fai d cheek.
PBICE-S2 per bottle OF three bottles FOR g. and
forwarded by express % all parts Of the Coufsdsrats
States, CT r-1ei7t - p-icc. .
PORTER & q IRWIN. Prop lstorz,
% 5eGe-sou street., uea Post Daire.
sid - at D-Js Scores "a the COnledarats SfatsA
Jas dtwEw
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THE ENEaT's DoNGs orr CHARLESTON
hARBoR Dissertations made yesterday after
noon shOw that the Yankees have sunk ten old
hulks on the Rattlssnake Shoal, about SIX mile.
from Beach Channel Thsre is one vessel with
hsr masts still visible, just inside the Rattlesaake
Sboal, not yet sunk but evidently ready for
sinking.
The blockading aest yesterday afternoon con
sisted Of three steamers or gunboats and one
bark. The other vessels were seen steering south
ward. One Of these appeared to be sailing in
towards Stone Inlet. she proceeded quite slow
", evidently intending to feel her way.-Charies-
ton MercarA. %sl-
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A FRENCH PAPER-We received several
numbers of L'Estafsts DE- Sud, published by
E.. Lefrane, New Orleans it is a sprightly pa
per and has Eugene Sue " Mysteries Of the Peo-
pie" and other stories running in it. French
readers will get it by sending 81 for 20, or 81
for 90 numbers, to box 1870, New Orleans post
office
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S8LTPETER.-We sometime ago gave an ac-
count Of the saitpeter caves Of Arkansas and
stated that machinery was being sent from this
city for working some of the caves up White
river; so successful has been the experiment that
the Jacksonport Herald states that a Mr.. Carl
ton ships about a tun and a half Of s~altpeter
every week to Nashville, TO be made into powder,
and that he soon expects to ship two and three
tuus per week.
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SCARCE-Local news has been very scarce
during the last few days. On applying to q
a policeman last night for intelligence Of any
thing going on, he replied: There is nothing
at all; there is too much mud for mischief"
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COMPANY WANTED.-We are informed by
Col John D. Martin, now stationed at Bowling
Green, that there is a vacancy Of one company
in his regiment, which be is anxious to supply.
any company already organized and desiring to
enter the. service, could not enlist in O better
regiment or under a more clever Or popular
leader. Col. Martin will remain in the city
some four OF FIVE days, after which reports may
be made to him at Bowling Green.
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$500 - - - -

CORRECTED ny 2 r. AyEEY, CASHIER OF TIE GAY.
Oso SAVINGS INSTITUTION, MADISON STREET.
RanEnhla T-nnaa-.. l-.r.r L...r -. a-.ul.-n
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No COLLIsION.-The following, from AT.
D~odanead, of the Ohio railroad, explains Itself.
" Your article in the APPEAL day befors Jes-er-
day, headed, " Collision on the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad" has caused numerous inquiries
to be made l Therefore deem it proper to give q
statement Of che facts On the night in ques-
ton, a heavy loaded freight train was on its way
to Memphis, when between Shelby and Union
stations, owing to the slippery state Of the rails
IA consequence Of the rain, the engine was un-
able to haul tie train over 2 heavy grade. The
conductor directed a part of the train detached
and carried forward to Union station, leaving
the balance of the train standing on The main
track, with a signal man with lights to warn
the passenger. train from Humboldt, which was
nearly due at that point. On the arrival Of the
passenger train, the engineer Of that train mis-
took the signal for one usually shown at night
at flag stations for a signal to stop at Bonds
flag station and although he had checked the
speed of the train, it did not entirely stop before
reaching the ears standing on the track, which
were struck by the engine, doing some slight
damage to the draw threads or bumpers Of three
or four cars and causing a short detention, but
no serious damage was done to the cars or en-
gine, and no person was hurt"
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CoAL.-Ten tuns Of Nickajack coal, brought
in by the Charleston railroad, are on sale. See
Dr., Sneed's advertisement.
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The SOUTHERN MoNTHLY-The February
number of this serial, published by Hutton u
FFeligh, was lsid on our desk last evening.
The first article is of a character we like to see,
solid and thoughtful, though we would not nm
dertake to admit many of its propositions. It
is entitled, "The Protective System a,Necessity.'
The interesting article on "Chiyaly" is con
tinued. The Art of Painting' contains some
useful information. The Life and Writings Of
Mrs. jameson is another article Of the kind
we like to see. There are several stories and
some poetry-the word poetry " being under
stood to include a portion Of " prose gone mad, ~
as for instance
There is p pang, woe they wis not and they
Ne'er may know, who, uuswayed, wend the rutted
Path Of eachday being etc.
The " Southern " is not fortunate in the poetry
line. We except the lines To Lutte - and an
other piece f ON this criticism. This number is
well printed, and generally plea5es US, but we
would respectfully and afectionately say to the
editor, " Beware, oh beware r'-of pietsrS."
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LOCAL MATTERS.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY /

TREWEEKLY APPEAL-Many of our cotem-
poraries have, within the LAST few months, been com
PEELED to suspend publication. IN account Of the entire
mDossiblity Of obtaining paper to print their articles
upon Many of them have had The support Of a wide
end liberal circulation, but the patronage that in other
circumstances would have brought prosperity, only had
the effect OF increasing their difficulties. and the more
surely rendered suspension necessary. To escape such a
contingency in their own cese, ths proprietors Of the
ArrEAL have been, and arc compelled TO make exertions
of no ordinary character, aud personally 10 travel over
hundreds Of miles 90 obtain a supply Of The material
upon which that journal is printed. But what Is more
than this, they arc obliged to pay a very much higher
price than was formerly charged. This change in price
to them, compels a rise IN price 70 their tri-weekIy read.
ers. That edition Of the APPEAL costs for the blank
paper alone, all that is now charged FOR the printed sheet
from this date we shall be compelled to raise the terms
ef subscription, and the price of the tri-weesly APPEAL
viii fer the future, be Blk dollars 4 year
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THANKs.-We thank bIessrs. Borden and
Heating, of the Southern Express, for favors.
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MAEIFEsT.-We publish the manifest Of the
Ferd. Kennett, now on her way up from New
Orleans, this morning.
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Nlmqgis 8PPeal
-nUnssrn

Tmsnsv .Ianusry 25-SsHGte.-A resolution
was offered to psy for arms Impressed from GU
vsn, which was taken up under suspension OF
- M Hurst moved to suspend so rs 10 pay
- r. ans carried into the service before the
one-ation Of tie act impTess1ng The oiAeiS' 0h
Hl urged the payment to.be mace Dy ne YIN
fa5erats service for al arms taken MO saio ser
vice. and not by the STATE authorlrs; LIe en-
roi;cv was advocated by Mr.. Hildreth' who
IoIe ,Ssf an account be taken, SO as to have
\, ~ e,tD-e reference, when the amendment was
rifb5-awn and the resolution adopted.
Ss1ate hin No :, to incorporate the South
,~estarn FxpYess Company, was taken up, and
Horse amendment n-ou-concUrTed l-
S.nste Rim No. 80. to incorporate Savannah
us,,sIa CaIere. was taken up, and House amend
ms San steF mn No. 60, to fix salary Of adjutant
7s1eraI of Tennessee, with House amendment
was takenup. -.t hora5
e,10o montb enough. and they were Tor the
orrinsl bill, as they thought these omeeIS ousn'
~ Belp to bear the burdens.
WessTs. Jones, Cardwell, Bumpass, McNeilly'
and Morris advocated the House amendment as
thew regarded $50 PEI month about nIgAs Tor
49, officer. as that is about midway between
Ma he now gels and what the original bill pro
Z M HiI5reth moved 70 n~on-c0ncur ID House
amendment, which resulted thus:
bass-Nessrs. Dunlap, Hildreth, Lane Max
well McDearmoD, Rosson, and Nester-
Nags-Messrs Anderson, Barrow, Bumpas',
Csrdseli. Hin. Hurst, Jones, McNeilly, Morris
Tumey, Wilson, Of Lawrence, aud Speaker
Chestham-l2
81 The senate c@oacurred in the House amend
msnt liking salary ct $3.50 per month.
Senate Bill Ne 81, with House amendments
was taken up, and on motion, the House amend
ment. changing the name Of Van Buren, county
10 Barlow was n-on-concuTTed in.
Senate BIZ, No. 81, 10 incorporate Tennessee
Bible Society, House amendment, giving sue
eess;on for 80 wears, was ooncuued IA.
Mr.. McNeilly moved to take Up hs Motion en-
tered to reconsider q vote rejecting a bill reguat
ing the payin Of taxes on land in the county IN
which the beginning corner is, which motion
prevailed; and then The bill WIS passed ever ln-
formally.
Senate bin, Ne. I25, to repeal an act author
lang the Governor to impress arms Passed.
Senate resolution, No. =, authorizing the
appointment Of 8 commissioner 20 s4Judlcate
claims for army supplies, etc, was discussed
and then upon motion, the resolution vas re-
jsttsd
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