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OFFICIAL.
Laws OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at The Second Session Of tks THIRTY
-. *. seoeish Congress.
IPuRLIo-No. 3e.l

A7,s [PUBHo-No. 80. @ Fs-
AN ACT authorizing floats to issue In
satisfaction of claims against the United
States for lands sold by them within the
Las Ormi9as and La Mana grants, In the
State Of louisiana. p A1 So e.
Be IL enacted. By the Senate and House OF
Representatives. Of The. United States Of ,AEneT-
lea IN Congress assembled, That IL shall
be the duty Of the Com missioner of General
Land Office te iBsue and deliver to the re-
spective owner or owners of the Las Or
migas and La Mana tracts of land, former
ly situate in the parish Of Natchitoches,
now parishes of Sabine and De Soto, In the
State of Louisiana, or to his or their as
signs or otherlegal representatives, certif-
Gates or floats, in the usual form, for so
much land as may have been at any time
heretofore sold, donated, granted, or re-
served by the Uunitd States within said
tracts of land or either of them; aL@ which
certificates or floats may be located by the
owner or holder thereof on any lands be-
longing 10 the United States, and subject to
private entry at a price not exceeding one
dollar and twenty-five cents per acre, and
which certificates or floats shall be In full
satisfaction of all claims against the United
States for lands 80 sold, donated, granted,
or reserved ProOided, That as e. condition
precedent to the issuing OF the floats here
fnbefore authorized, the claimant or claim
ants, shall present TO the Commissioner of
the General Land Office satisfactory evil
dence Of title thereto, and that such cIsim-
ants have been and continue to be loyal to
the Government of the nited States: Aad
preceded further, That such certificates and
floats shall not exceed in gross seventeen
thousond four hundred and seventy seven
and sixty-two huadredths acres.
+ Sec. q. Had be u further enacted, That
this act shall take effect Immediately.
Approved, March II, 1861.
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and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance.
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lows Masonic Orders, benevolent Societies
and Singing Soeietes-
For each notice not exceeding lines IS
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this rate.
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attached, 81 !; without notice, freq
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices Of Festivals, Picnics aud Rxcur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or BY churches, at regular prices.
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the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, viii be charged double the usual
rates.
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lines, inserted ones in the Daily, will he
charged fifty cent?.
Yearly advertisers 70 pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates OF every descrip-
tlon to be charged at the rate of 81 so for
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and Weekly, the same to be, In all cases,
paid in advance.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL 90.
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[PunLlo RssoLurIOs-No. la.

A RnsoLurIoN to amend an act entitled
-" An act to carry into effect conventions
between the United States and the Re-
pablics OF New Granada and Costa Rica."
ResoIved by The Ssnats and Houss Of Rep
resentGtCes Of the USsited States Of AmsrScd
IN Oongress assembled, That the act entitled
" An sct to carry into effect conventions
between the United States and the Repub-
lies of New Granada and COSTA Rica," ap-
proved the twentieth day Of February,
eighteen hundred and sixty-one, be amend
ed in its sixth and thirteenth sections, 30
that when q witness refuses or Is unwilling
to testify, under the provisions of the said
act, the proceedings to compel his testimo-
my may be at the suggestion of either party,
ils,sstaad la of at the suggestions Of any claim
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rPUBEro RpsoIUrIOH-No. 2O.]

IPUBbIO hbSOLUTIUN-NO' 10
Ja,xT R Rxso1.gTloK authorizing the Secretary
of the Navy to inquire into the causes OF
the failure of certain contracts for steam
machinery, and 10 remit penalties con-
nected Herewith.
Be IL resoIced Ey tie Senate ond Hcnse Of
RepressntatiUes Of Tie Uaited States q Amer
ie0 IN Congress dssezTbIed, ThAt the sec
retary of the Navy be and he hereby Is
antborizsd and empowered to inquire into
thercircuustances attending the failure Of
certain contractors for building steam ma
chinery TO deliver the same within the time
sneci6ed In their several contracts, and tc
remit the whole of the penalties for such
| failure. or a part thereof, as to him may
seem just and equitable.
Z Approved, March II, lse2.g [LfCCz
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Approved, March is, 1864.
rpnnLIo RnsoLurIoH-No. l9

J 10 Z u1LAV 4sHs1N7I'NlAH10' =
A RESOLUTION providing for the custody OF
the letter and gifts from the King OF
Siam.
~ ResoIved 5y ths Senate dEa House y Re-.
pyeseatatioes OF the United States o america
IN Congress assembled, That the letter from
his Majesty the Major King OF Slam to the
President OF the United States and the ac-
companying gifts be deposited in the col.
lection of cnriosilies as the Department. of
the Interior.
Approved, March Is, 1882. z
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ASST m ere FL q ts.
s- fo All styles and prices.
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KEW 7AbVERTISENENTs.
~ .rl1aas INESg1a8 cod,

/ -a1RS .g3aSaoS SESgEas Cold
| ~ 9oszqh, .5EadSaeness
| kssIsl orsn SkaEe lS1yzEont,
~ loticJs might be cheGEosd
<ksasAsa seIlEtb a s5BepJea r@eedy,
| bfnegzecte6, ofsn terminates Seriously
FetU oTe cssocre Of the ssepmtagges Of
stoppHsgi- a <Souahsssers Slight
| field IN its first staResnthat tyhieh
NJ the begaaairg lpossEd yield 70 %
reitd rsnssdg,sBTot eetszdeG to, soen
GttGGes She JlsgaQs.~y zsz.ty- s.ft "a, ta-zsh
3EoEGeIz,a aAkoszckiaL, ,akocLzea
GOsre first introduced e1sUeSa years ago.
p hos 9basss sEroled shoszt1usg lovs the
best 1awtjeEssa bC6rsa sfsa Easbtios for
GaEL4ha5 7z4aLds, 4Eozichitiss
.94ath1znS IeaAtass1z, the HaczeinD
Cough N RoI1auS7zE Etfin11s and
n&lsgevu1s affections Of the SSZhf11fs
RivisRs i'1assbedIote relief. .sssA yla5 ssa
.EsEbJSc Speakers n GSasgers
Raz;EE 1iz1d kasna efsot1soS for aczearau,gs
ovsd styeFl tlleasSlag s&isa DoEcssz-sz -
Sold BY al QVuggSsts ossd GeaIre
in 1ze5icsvse, at 9s ssrsts per boz.
ssSs sSss IN Evansville s' KELLER ! WHITE.
EzR COBN.-.RE % CBN@Tg P.RR
zM1 bushels at WT0KEBY BROS,
SctM Ege. 50 Main Street.
gIHE9A hard tines-whene every dollar
"A cCunts-the people like 70 knew whefs they
can get the best bargains in grooeuIaH, aud theya
andsrusIlIng everybody else. And now, that no
has . large stock On hand, We do nee hesitate IN
ssyiag thst he viii sal at oinc4nnaa prices.
smeh2o sd sH #tesN saa aEr se.91s.
AEILaLT NJ H II "
AT SCHAPKER & BUSSINGS.
NO. 40 HIAIH- -8TRE EFT.
HeB .RRB NO y" RROEKpcKsNr9 n
asd !Rrsneh Flowers, Ribbons, Childrsns' aud
. Having such tscs for buying cheap. we wfl
the notwithstanding very cheap" ape
MDKJRcH-EK.H P0T.REO1N.-6O0 busb5
AZ els OF the genuine Pink-ye Potstoas. aAlaoS
goo e1shels common, such a. grocers generally
mh7 J. P. ELLIoTTs Family Grocery
"I0RETR BB.RJSTS.-i50 bnsheis prime
white Beans, at n. n. COOKS
mh20s,4 e4-s t5ssA lsk a743 @11atsas@ raa b.
1eMOFON s0-R ~ 0RLB-6JHrS sBR.ER.
~ hhds choice h. o. Sugar, = a.,s....s
jams 4. "a. a. COOh'S.
~ 8. u. GILBERT CO.,
ocIZ No. 9ycamoFeI treot.
DAKEsNsG Pc W@DNRs a p -
AO IA dos BishePrieks Baking Powders, IN I
pounds, half pounds, and quarter ponnds, just re-
ceivea at lfsbl7l HLLIofPss
N4AkTPREREI 6ALFP1EBR RE-IOO0 /
~ Hs q AAsepe4ses bssa atsalisE, for sa1a W
q 'sesas-s-. l. . e = az Sfasz n, sSss..
Enn Deg. sGGs,-6oo dos eggs jas. Is- |
S|WSP e5tTedAt e s@ KLLTOTT5
nh7 Family Grocery.
np Il ET TRAHnD = 1
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Roses / Roses! Roses! So


ww.9s or BAND sRJN.D zen g.6AB
III at prices to suit the times, ane collection
or Roses, all ON their rootz. Zine Varied
PiDks Monthly Carnations, Dahhas, perennial
PhIox, and . splendid variety Of Yerbenas, Hello
tropss, Geraniums, Buchsi4s and PelaTgonianas
and everything suitable for the Garden or Grsen
HsuDs Also HYergreens and choice frult trees ;
AuuIes Pesrss standard and dwarf Cherries, Soaso-
berry and Ourrant, Grape Vines &os &C.
Bouquets cut for hand or table, all Tor sale sS rae
Terrace Gardens, on Ann street between bsventh
and Eighth. Plants carefully packed 70 sond soy
distance. No charge for packing. 9ardens open
every day except sundays. hhA'uA"
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IN &s eqlstabts GdfMSpmsut, prompt Cash
spoMSs % Desss dc pAOENHX sealds 0n1irseltlV
- 0s kead f Ss prefsaoss sshSe fs extensive, prGc
Goah esd r-6as bHstNen syls Of local agencies, is
Aot sEcesd bg Gsg ssSLIe ooTpoFasoN tH Ese tg0rd.
Insuranclea solicited, and policies issued and
n0wed IN this leading Oorpsration at fair rates by
= Isf .sgs We NE1BEGS Resident Agent
CYRECm:-harble Hall Building, Main street
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B 0ys q paor tin & Ha t 8
= = on every descriptions and prizes. s y
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Infant Ha t g & G a ps.
A splendid assortment Of fancy hats and CAPS
sprlHQ and summer styles.
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Soft Is eaver Ha ats 4
For suuarner wear, As light as feather, at
|VAUTIER & MARC0NN1ER'S S,
g. slv Esu a N0. 40 Main aereeG
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GEO. A. BITTROLFF.

UEWs Ne Dk Il AVL# Kss
WEaV V-FJVG JUST re T1R%EB
AM from the East, With q well selected stock Of
watches, Clocks, JewelKys aud Silver warss osers
b a stock a. low tbe sFtscles can Be bought IN
iarae cities. Gold WStchess from $3.50 down 70
. s9a oliver Watches frosa 800 down 10 SO
Cloolrs from $50 down 20 &1.75s Salts OF Jewehy,
from $50 down 70 boO- Brscelssss from $50 down
Ypssr RiSsa, Breastpiss, Ear-rings, from sle
down 20 s5e- Silver Table AID Tea<pconss Soup
Ladies, Cream Spoons, Butter and Bruit Aniyea,
sugar Yopgs, Sals and Mustard eEosnss ell sold
/ ssIvsr steel and Gsrman Silver eps0tacses, Ae-
dies ans wire and Shall Porssmonaies, Silver and
Tortoise Shell Card Cases, GsntlensA's ParHrs and
I y. Z. RoSinson's 5 Iudexioal siIysr Soar, for
cleansing Silver on Plated Ware, the beet shins
/ ever uaos. ,
/ GeEd lizard and Vsst Chains. Geld Pens. Plated
| Warss 0sstprs, &c. Lathe and silk Gunrd ceeei
Chains. Goggles. Rssvsrs and othSrSs II aTTaohnr
eters, 49, all OF Vhioh he O1srs - IeV AGdras.
/ QAn and 80 befDre purchAsAng caasuhe4es and
1 Gmnsfy yuazmfAms @ ehe fna4 $@ &&
ET1ET nWEE Ih :
RRUCE w.MR.A y FL @U6.-oO sacks Beck
~ whaas Rlour, Mxtra, a 80
.e-11l--- - -z-lE = a 80 :
LR1.aSE F-Hix tons OF mat rIClI country bran,
| -AS Just received and Cor sale at p :
Hbla VICKHAY BROS, 81 Main 81.
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nR ESS ATS.

CapsI Caps! Caps
All the leading styles for spring and summer just
rece&Ved-
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EVANSVILLE IND. SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 19. 1852
'R1o9RnCTU -
OF The
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL.
IF OR SO a.
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY q WEEKLY.
! a YEAB on GRHAT INTEREST,

ETHH HxARsEEELn JOuRHkE fs now tn the 9th
has sought g - Il exery respsot % schFoni.
eler Of the times the people and the country"
The cirnHl&tionoof the JoURMAL Is q gratifying
evidence that our lAbors are appreciated. Never
Defore was . newspaper more necessary than ct
present. No man can fail 10 understand the im.
pof tAnce Of keeping up with the stormy times
In Erlech We I've He who does mot read nows ana
keep Adorned on the current events of the day,
will have the failure to do 30 for Hfe-tims
regret. s&t asfW s1ea1lcga 4 -E-9
-slgssoUR .ARAK O0RREsPONDENCB. ac.y
Np&rly eyery resident of Indiana has rslaAlEea
ntsnAss or nefghb0rs In the Grand Army Of che
Unfons Indiana has sent her armed sons fne0 eAe
nssd by thousandgs and they are now atAtioned On
the caPes Of North 6arclina, along the Potomac,
among the mountains, of Virginia, or marching
sOuthward fhFougA KsAtncky and AEffsossEi. 4
Tow months may ana some OF them on Rha t4ulf
Of Maxioos encampsd before Fort Sumter and
ghariestons or occupying New Orleans. IN nearly
every Division Of the army, We have rsvu lar corres-
pcndsnts, whose lsttera ElElappear in the columns
:. Hif,fTIRT Nj Pfi AnD dREKKAI. MATrssl. -
Besides ArHay aews, our corG sspondents 9s home
aAd abroad, Will give attention 50 other matters
that be Of In tersst 20 tho public. In the local
columns Of tho Daily JoUREAL will be ehrenicled
n military appointments designations eEd promo
lions made for and among our State troops Shnd
whatever else may daily tF&nEpire OF general fnn-
pcrtance.s The local column Of the Daily JoURHAL
viii also contain FROM day 10 day items CLEANED at
news IN all parts of the State. oa- -iTI1sg Esssl
aYATH NEWS AND HOME IETHRRsTB.
Ect designing or desiring to Be exclusively milf
eary in conducting the JOURNAL. attention viii be
paid 70 whatever may be Immediately Important
TO eur gubsorfbers. State news and home interests
will always (as they have in the pasl, receive esPe
OIal attention. The Daily and Weekly JoURHAL
will contain tslsgrGphic sam maries OF the cendi-
tiOn Of the UnoInhah, New York and foreign mar
kets.
TERl1s OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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Daily Journals par 10 cents.
Tri weekly Journal per "a 90
Weekly Journal single subscriptions, per
Weekly surRAl, to clubs Of ten, yOr year.......5
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Address,
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gYHA@A hard timss--when. every dollar
-Z counts-the people like % knew whers they
60 70 NLLI0TT'B, for he has tho reputation ef
undertaking everybody else. And now, that no
has large stock On hand, do mot hesitate 10
ssgiag thst he viii ssIi at Oinctnnaa prices.
.msf20 ad sfH #taEW s-aa ESQ se.11s.
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ZR@.ASE f-6ix tOns OF mat rIOh country braEl
A$ l1st received, and for sale at p T
Nbia VIOKHnY BROS, 81 Main Bt,
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Eyz q CO1N.-sRZ 10 CAN-Tg FEB
=M1 Buahel, at WIOKEBY Bros,
0ct24 EgU. 81 Main Street.
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Ote aiIg . utttmaI.
REGULATIONS FOR 1862.

BessOssn Esrss Gs4 H@ser.
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KPUCK W:MR1T FL 6U6.-o0 saeks BsOk.
Aa~ wheat Flour, Mxtra, a 80
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@%8LT PETER-soo Bs bost quality, Tor
AZ sale by 8. z. GILBERT C0.
= MI@-aKLS.- 400 kegs nails, all siges, at George
~ Foster & Co.'s.
SEAMLESS BAGs.-4,Ooo seamless bags, al
Geo. Foster a Co.'s.
POTATOES.-S,eG GOO bushels (HeshaRos and Pink
Eya), at George Foster & 20. 3.
s-CEMEAT AND LIME.-60 bbls fresh hydraulic
cement; so bbIs fresh white lime.
GRO. FOSTER q CO.,
mar28 Corner Locust and Canal
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investigation OF sa.d accounts, they are OF
oplnlon thai, there IA hall milllon or more
Of the balance agaipst tho Confederate Gov
ernment, which ought at onCe 20 be refund
ed, being the balance OF the value OF army
storea transferred 81 cash advanced, since
the transfer OF onr army.
On motion Of Mr.. Ellis, II was ordered that
26O copies 0! the report be printed for the
use Of the House
~ tbs REVENUE House resumed the
consideration OF Senate bill, No. 81, 10 In.
crease the revenue OF the State, the question
being on Mr.. Highlands motion 10 reconsid.
er the voie adopting Mr.. Ellis amendment TO
tex salaries, pending the consideration Of
which, the House took recess, on motion OF
Mr.. Donaldson, until 2 o'clock. lia
THR REVENUE THE Hous0 resumed The
consideration OF the unfinished business, aud
the motion TO reconsider prevailed, ayes 50,
noes 20. IN
The amendment was then rejected, ayes
II, noes 81.
Mr Kennedy offered an amendment to
the bill providing that $500 money on hand
or on deposit shall be exempt from taxation,
which was adopted.
The bill US thus amended was then reject
ed, ayes 20, noes 80.
sESArE Bills ON TnRD READING The
following Senate bills were read third time
and disposed Of as indicated:
No 35-To incorporate the Savannah Fe.
male College. Passed.
No 60--Flxlng the pay OF the Adjutant
General Of the State. Passed, ayes 20, noes
IL. ff'a
No 73--Requlring constables 10 hold cleo.
tons In certain cases.
On motion OF Mr.. House, the bill was
amended 30 AZ 10 require constables to hold
elections at the request Of sheriGs or coro.
ners.
Mr.. Donaldson offered an amendment 10
the bill providing that consiables shall be
paid one dollar per day by sherlfs or coro-
ners for holding elections.
On motion Of Mr. Easily, the bill aud amend.
ment were laid upon the table, ayes 46, noes
4
Mr. House entered q motion to reconsider
the vote laying the bill and amendment upon
the table. ttt. ~,
No 79--To regulate private corporations.
Rejected, ayes Is, noes 40. t
No S2--To carry out the provisions Of ar
ticle l, section rs, of the constitution OF
Tennessee. Laid upon the table.
No S3--To incorporate the Tennessee b.
bic Society. Passed ,eg ...y,,
No 69--To authorize the removal Of The
county seat Of Morgon county.
Mr. Gsrretson offered an amendment TO the
bill changing the name of Van Buren, county
to that Of Barlow, which was adopted.
Mr. Ellis offered an amendment 10 the bill
authorising the people Of Lewis county to
vote on the first Saturday in April, on the
subject Of removing the county scot from
Newberg 10 Grinders Stand, which was
adopted.
Mr. Garretson offered an amendment to the
bill changing the line between the counties
Of erundy aud Marion, which was, on motion
Of Mr. Rankin, laid upon the table ,is
SThe bill was then passed on Its third read
lug.
Adjourned 10 half past nineo'clock tenor
row morning. 9, ~ " u q
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES
SENATg


THoRsDlY January % 1867.
Mr.. Speaker Chea ham called the Senate
TO order at 2 O'Clock, and tho Journal was
read.
New Bills = Mr.. CARD veil Introduced Sem
ate bill, No. ll6, 70 protect the rights Of se-
curlties, DO. Passed first reading. {a8.F
Mr.. Barrow: Senate bill, No, Tic. to amend
section SO7 Of tho Code. Passed It's lrst
reading. CsH
N Mr.. Hurst Senate bill, No III, to alter
the lines between Union, Claiborne and Knox
counties. Passed It's 0rst reading. ss
RESOLUTIONS, &3.-Bouse resolution, No.
SO was laid on the table.
House message, returning Senate resolu.
ton No. 90, expressive OF the sense Of our IN.
dependence and the means OF sustaining II.
with . resolution In lieu, was taken up and
discussed. isf $500
Mr.. Cardwell moved non.concurrence
with the resolution Ia lieu, and demanded
the ayes aud noes which resulted Ia vote
of--ayes, II; noes, 2. So resolutions In lieu
were not concurred In.
On motion of Mr.. Jones, the resolutions
were, accordingly, rc-iransmItted TO the
House
ExEcuTIoNa-- MIR. Turney introduced Sen.
ale bill, No. lis, TO prevent the issuance OF
executions, unless marked thereon that cur.
rent bank notes will not be taken Ia pay
ment. Passed its first reading.
House BILLS on THIRD READISG.-H House
bitl, No. l40, amended by bill In lieu, Of.
iered by Mr.. Maxwell, was, after discussion,
passed over informally.
Hnusa hil M lAG IA chortpr Ckoua mn.
ga and Georgetown Turnpike Company to
incorporate Hiawassee Bridge Company; TO
amend charter OF Broad Street BIidge Com.
pany; do OF the Middle Tennessee Insurance
Company, aud Buena Vista turnpike road,
was taken up on third reading, was amended
and passed
House bill, No. l48, 10 charter tho Frank
lin Fire. Arms Company, the Sparta Mills,
the Knoxville Firearms Company, and to
amend the charter OF Nashville Gun Factory,
passed the third reading.
House bill, No. 207, was laid on the table
Mr. Maxwell returned House bill, No. l24.
On motion of Mr.. Bumpass, House bill, No.
100, to regulate the levy Of executions, was
made the special order for to morrow, at 10
o'clock.
The Senate, on motion OF Mr.. Jones. Insist.
ed on the amendments TO House bill, No. II,
TO regulate tax-sales
Pending bills on second reading, Tho Sen
ate took a recess Til p o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate reassembled ct 2 O'Clock, and
after the passage Of several bills on second
reading and unlmportant debates, adjourned
to Q o'clock tomorrow morning. |.A
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The enemy seems TO be making gradual
advance toward the rear OF our forces al Co.
lumbus. Our latest intelligence from that
quarter, obtained from an authentic source
places 5000 Pederals at Puntneys bend just
below the mouth Of May6eld creek; 5000 OF
Elliott's mills, Eve miles east; 5000 at Wes.
terms, four miles further; 5000 at Violet'i
still further four miles, and at Milburn's, elk
r,iles from Violets. there are said TO DO 700t
making in all, within twelve miles Of Co
lambus, force OF 27,0oO.
Milhurn "a only twelve miles from the lin,
OF the Memphis and Ohio railroad, and unles'
Gen. Polk leaves his bitches very soon ant
drives the enemy back, no may possibly enc
hIs communication with Memphls intercept
I'd Mem. Appeal, Ed
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

THRArRE.- evening Is set apart for
he benefit Of MIR. and Mrs. Duncan. The
|s,snenclaries have selected most admirable
bill for the occasion, and one which can
hardly fail In attracting crowded house
1T conslts oil the great play called The Marble
Heart, a dance by Miss Katie Estelle, another
by Messrs Van Liew and y. W. Horn; and
the farce Of Perfection. In the later piece
Ars. Duncan will have chance to display
her vocal abilities, which, we are assured are
Of q superior order. Let there be full
house.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
1rovemopi.. ON the rennesaee River

.NL+ M".It. tNt. VfIf.
Tho advance movement Of the enemy on
The Tennessee river has isn the present been
frustrated by the conditioner The roads On
Sunday evening last one brigade, under com
mand of Gen. Smith, was at Murray, KY,
but we're unable 20 move, The remainder Of
his force, unde' Gen. Wallace, was at May
field. The whole column was between. six
aud seven thousand strong. srs. Z,
During the march much Of the baggage,
etc.. was abandoned. Mayfad was occupied
on Thursday evening and Murray on Saiur-
day. The force at the latter place con-
sisted Of thres regiments OF infantry aud
Eve companies Of cavalry. Three regiments,
with all the artillery, were detained at May
field. v.., go. ..,... =. -. 49,.
The opinion, which appeared to be,well
founded, at Paris, last evening, was that the
state OF tho woods weud not admit any ad-
vance of the enemy a; present. The citizens
were somewhat excited, aud a few were re-
moving their negroes aud valuables A con-
ddence obtained, however, that the invaders
would be cut Of, az II was as impossible for
them TO retreat as to advance, unless they
should abandon their entire train. Memphis
Appeal, 22d. .ase 4gna& ,uiitgH af