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IpxsrIFrxp.-A quantity Of the goods, supposed
to be stolen, found in the possession Of the man
named Meyer, who was arrested by officers Kim
ball and Reese last Saturday, has been identified
by various persons. "A large quantity remains at
Justice Donn's 10 be identined, consisting Of
&C., some Of them quite new and valuable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-29

HousEkEEPERs, HoI ELS, RESTAURANTS, AND
Suffers should by all means try the superior
lemon biscuit, crackers, mInce pies, &C., manu-
featured by Dayton, i56 Eleventh street EN-
ploying only the most experienced bakers, and
using the best brands Of -four, he Is enabled to
and in any quantity. Don't fail to call on Dayton
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WANTS.

WANTED-Two MEN to work in livery sta
w BILE. Apply corner 18th and q SITS. ja % ST.
A FURNISHED HOUSE, containing 8 rooms,
"A with gas and water, for rent, situated in the
West End. Apply at No, 2s0 II St ia 50 ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-29

WANTED TO BUY-washlngton Pedlsr LII
censes. Address Box 19 Star Ofice.
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PoLIcE.-The patrolmen Of the Third Ward re-
ported on Monday: Mary Hoban, selling liquor
without 4 license; fined $40 and costs by Justice
Barnaclo.
The patrolmen Of the Fourth ward reported
Owen MeDermott, assault and battery on J. F.
Doll; dismissed by Justice Walter VIM. Shaugh-
messy, selling on sunday; fned Sl0.s4. Matthew
Cohen, VIM. Sinclair, and Glib Sinclair, (boys,)
fast driving; the two first were fined IS IS each,
and the last was dismissed. George Delhi, SELL
Ing On Sunday; dismiPed by Justice Bernselo.
Edward o'Bren, char I'd with swindling, was
examined and dismissed BY Justice Johnson.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r 0ST-0n the 2sth instant, between the hours of
Ia Ill and II q. m, In going from the Post Once
Department to Pa avenue, q large ENVELOPE,
containing captains commission and discharge,
of no value to any one but the person losing. The
finder will be rewarded By leaving then at 239 F
ar IN 9Q-2t
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SUPPOSED BIZ SroLEN-This morning, patrol
man McDevitt and city policeman Hurdle arrested
a colored man named VIM. Jones, who had In his
possession one of Gurley and Gradv's patent camp
bedsteads, with the case. He not giving very
clear account Of himself, wss committed to the
guardhouse for a hearing by Justice Thompson,
when the owner shall have been found.
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sular authority Of the citizen or subject
to whom the goods said to be contraband
shall belong; and no goods can be con-
iiacated as contraband unless the fraud
with regard to them shall be duly and
legally proved.
ARTICLE XIX.
All merchandise, the produce or manu-
fscture Of the Ottoman dominiOns and
possessions, imported into the United
States Of America, shall be treated in
the same manner as the like merchan-
dize, the produce and manufacture Of the
most favored nation.
All rights, privileges, or immuniiios,
which are now OF may hereafter be
granted 20, or suffered 10 be enjoyed bv
the subjects, vessels, commerce, or nayi-
CATION Of any foreign Power in the United
States OF America, shall be equally
granted 70, and exercised and enjoyed by
the subjects, vessels, commerce, and nav
igaiion Of the Sublime Porte
ABTIoLH xx
The present treaty, when ratified, shall
be substituted for the commercial con-
vention of the 10th Of August, 1888, be-
tween the Sublime Porte and Great
Britain, on the footing Of which the COM
merce Of the United States of America
has been heretofore placed, aud shall
continue in force for twenty-eight years
from the day of the exchange Of the rati-
iioations and each Of the two contract
ing parties being, however, at liberty to
give to the other, at the end Of fourteen
years, Chat time being fixed, as the pro-
visions Of this treaty viii then have come
into full force, } notice for its revision, or
for its determination at the expiration
OF year from the date Of that notice,
and so again at the end Of twenty -one
years
The present treaty shall receive its
execution in all and every one Of tho
provinces of the Ottoman Empire that
is to say, in all the possessions Of his I'm
perial Majesty tho Sultan, situated in
Europe or in Asia in Egypt, aud in the
other parts Of Africa belonging TO the
Sublime Porte, in Servia, and in the
United principalities of Moldavia and
Wallachia.
ARTICLE XXI,
IL is always understood that the Gov
ernmcnt Of The United States Of America
does not pretend, by any article in the
present treaty, 20 slipulate for more than
the plain and fair construction of the
terms employed, nor 10 preclude in any
manner the Ottoman Government from
the exercise of its rights of internal ad-
ministratiOn where the exercise Of these
rights does not evidently infringe upon
the privileges accorded by ancient treat
les or by the present treaty to
citizens of the United States or their
merchandise.
ARTICLE XXI.
The high contracting parties have agreed
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRWATR DESPRNEARY.

TINHE attention Of oltEans strangers and others viz
II itng Nashville, requiring medidal aid, is respect
fully called 10 this ONCE, No el Deaderick street.
ond door, between Cherry and the square,
nr. ColEnAS h an old practitioner Of medicine; hf
almost unlimited experience and hatiering success
Tor many years past, 10 tho treatment OF rEvAfu a
HAsEa, has induced him 90 devote hn undivided atton
uon % All diseases lOf this nature. Many cases Of
me most uFctcratc character have promptly yielded
10 his improved method Of treatment,
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary syph.
Ills, Gouorrh0a, Glesi and al diseases Of The Fouis
and urinary organs, meet with 20 resistance % bio
vemidoa.
female Irregularities and f0notional sdcraage
ments Of the Womb, aud the disease arising IRON
Gcstation aud IN hanged parturition.
kvory case Of Reduciolc Rupture, and of plos asa
Prolapsus 0f the Reotcm. and most cases 0f Fatua,
can ho cured By process nearly paaless. n either
oi the latter cases N undertaken by nr. Oulemsr,
cure m iHuartdblV odyTGHti ~ careful examioaiied
always paeGenta 1e necessary indications Of ioosl %
6iiurs by BE improved method of operating
Craous Of either apply log n poraon or BY Letter
describing oaae) eL the arai aympiomd Of any acui,
epocinc daolee, can b cured IN most CASES. hg th'
ahortiVe method, in torty eight noura,
eirict GonldenCe, prumri aiientani and mo1elaii
charr6a. Wll govern him Wild BIZ patrons,
~ 80 mercury used in t1e uuatmcni ol ucl1ea
filss-s e b. believes (n mast ca1ell q rFodncqa
v1orae d.reasa thsn thai q la given % cure.
Odoe hours iron olght in tha morning til nlhe "a
the 5Vennf jan le, 'd2-ly
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NO I16

to appoint, Jointly, commis sieners for the
settlement Of . tariff of custom house
duties, 20 be levied In conformity with
The suPulationa Of the present treaty, A.
well upon merchandise OF every d9sorlp-
ton being the produce or manufacture
OF the United States Of America, import
ed into the Ottoman Empire as upon az
ucles Of every description tle produce
or manufacture Of the Ottoman Empire
for expectation 10 the United States or 10
any other country. The new tariff. 10 be
80 concluded, shall remain in iorce dur
ing seven years, dating from the date OF
the exchange Of tho ratifications.
Each Of the contracting parties shall
have the right, a year before the expira
ton Of that term, 10 demand the revision
of the tariff But II, during the seventh
year, neither the one nor the other Of the
contracting parties shall avail itself of
this right the tariff then existing shall
continue 10 have the force Of law for sew
en- years more, dating from the day Of
the expiration of The seven preceding
years, and the same shall be the case
with respect 10 every successive period Of
seven years.
Article xxuL
The present treaty shall be ratified
and the rapiications shall be exchanged
at Constantinople, in three calendar
months, or sooner, IL possible, and shall
be carried into execution when ratified
Done at Constantinople, on the twenty
fifth day Of February, 1862
EDWARD JOY MORRIS. lis
AALl us
And whereas the said treaty has been
duly ratified on both parts, and the re
spective ratificaliOns Of the same wero
exchanged at Constanlinople, on the fifth
ultimo, by Edward JOY Morris, Minister
Resident OF The United States at The Sub
limo Forte, and by his highness Mehemed
Emin Aali Pacha, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs of his Imperial Majesty the Sal,
tan Of the Ottoman Empire, on the part
Of their respective Governments
Now, therefore, be IL known that !.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the Unit
cd States Of America, have caused the
said treaty TO bemado public, TO the end
that the same, and every clause and ar
ticlo thereof, may be observed and full
filled with good faith by the United States
and the citizens thereof,
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States TO be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington,
this second day of July, Ia the
IsEAL. year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and sixty-two, and of the Inde-
pendence of the United States the
eighty-sixth. -r
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
T.. w. SEWARD,
Acting Secretary Of State.
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All vessels which, according 10 the laws
Of the United States, and all vessels
which, according 10 Ottoman laws, are
TO be deemed Ottoman vessels, shall, for
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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Ssrg-Jsmes NJ. Hinton. Depvtes-Thomas Hob
son and J. X. Buchanan. .
Register Phinoas Garrett
Trt,stes--w. Jasper Taylor.
CoroHsr--N H. Beloher.
Ranger--John Corbitt.
Reucnue Collector-J. G. Briley.
Railroad Tor Cotiector-w d. Robertson.
Constable for ne Nasbpals DisFici-John r. Cover
and !. =. Newman
COUNTY COURT.
Ji,des-Hon. James Whitworth.
Clsrt-P. Iiudsley Niohol.
each month, aud the Quarterly Court, composed OF
the Magistrates Of the County, Is held the arst Mon
day in January, April, July and October
CIRCUIT COURT
Ji,dgs-- Hon. Nathaniel Baxter
ClTk--Dayid c Love.
Scr The Court moois tue arst Monday IN Marca
and September
CRIMINAL COURT,
Judge-Hon. William x. Turper
Clerk-chaFles +. Diggons.
ss-hs Cour, moe,s the arst Monday iu Aprn Az,
gust and December.
oHANcERY coURT.
ChaHosllor-Hon Samuel D, Frierson
Clsrk aud Masisy--J E Glenves
81 The Court meets the ars Monday in May aud
November.
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II A r. r T.
Of al produce md nanaave Of
The United States Of Amea, imported The Empire established Jy
! Anaiern Ottoman ConNi8ioa f4rlarg 2sl. l802
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No other higher duties shall be im-
posed on the importati0ns into the United
States Of America OF any article the pro-
duce on manufacture Of the d0mlnions
and possessions Of bis Imperial Majesty
the Sultan, from whatever place arriving,
whether by sea or BY land; and no other
or higher duties shall be imposed on the
importation into the dominions and pos-
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ApAMs HxpREss coMPANY.


Persoaa Wlsaiag 10 send Freight and Packages by
= Morning Eraina ol Me iouisyiLtH ASE Mass.
ais, sad UaGEvuLE Asp DEcarun RAuHoAla,
,hst have ibe umo az the Onoo by o'clock the
stning PrcylcnA
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JouS " HIDr, Grand Secretary, should be addressed
n NwAuille, Tom.

JouS y. HIpr, Grand Secretary, should be addressed
~ NpAuille, Tom.
Tennessee Lodge, No, l--Neets every Tuesday Even.
ing, at their Hall, the corner OF Union aud SUM
mer streets. Tho olioers for the present term are
o. 8 Lssueur, a. J. f. Mills, v.c; ,. L. wcalSley
Secretary H. K Spain, Treasurer.
Tsa5us Loags, No. io--Meet at the same place
every Moaday Evenlng The onoers are r. A.
Campbell, Nc Henry Apple, Y,G.i J. l.. Park,
Secretary q. ~ Brown, Treasurer ...
sAass lodge, No ao--Msois at their Hall, on SOUTH
Gerry street, every Friday hyeping. The officers
arci 0, c. Covert, NG.; frank Herman, V,0.i james
wyatt, Secretary ". NJ Nanory, Treasurer.
Aurora Lodge No, los, tGermanl--Aleots at The
Hall, ooruer Of linton and summer streets, every
rhuruday Evening. The ofaoers are Charles Rch,
Ra.;P, Friedman, va; - nitterlich, Secretary
. Geo. ssifsrIei TresaFer,
Ridgelv Eacampmat No, i--Aloote at the above Hall
on the frst and third Wednesdays of each month.
The officers arcs J. e. Mns, CP; T, n. MoBrds, II.P.
q. y Funer, sw.; Peter Harrls, Jr., J.w.; John ?,
Hide, sorlbo b r. Gutter, Treasurer,
Oihe Rnanoh Eeaoampmeaf No. 4--Mcets a. Tho
above Ran on tho second and fourth Wednesday
nishta Of each mouth. The ofioers are Jas T Reh
CP.i Heury Apple, H.P'i L. Moker, sw; p. Fried
man, Jw.. Cbar.os Rroher Scribe; D. n. Wand
Trcasuror
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9atiNsun Ccunig 9irtttorg.
oITY GOVERNMENT,

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM eHAEE, Rsso~da.
JOHN oHuMBIEY, Narslai.
Depuiy Mrrslals--w Va WHhinson, A. G. Trcker,
And James A steele.
= C7ert, eyas Mayss.Iohh Cbumhlsy, rT ogsia first;
Jos L. Ryan, second and John Reddct third
Tar Aissssor---Willlam Driver
Revenue Coiissor--A, b. Shankland
Hai-r Tar coiiecior--E. .. Garrett
Treaarer-R Henry
H1art Maasr-Thomaa Ieake.
spps7iatenaerf u ne Horlhs,ns--J.Q q. Dodd.
s,,psriuisndsui u a. Haisg wori,--Iames wyatt
ChieC n he Tire Deparfnent-John M. seabury.
Ssrion Of he Cemsiery--r u. Mcbride.
Greef Orersssr--,I L. stewart.
ON ARorney-John McPhai smith. ,f
CITY COUNCIL.
Roard Of Aiderma,-M. ~ Brien, President J. D..
Newman, @. A. ]. Mayaeld, HG. sooyel, WIN. Cheat
ham, J. G smith, N. @. l.. Claborne, and Jas. Robb
Common councii--w p. Jones Presidents william
Roberts, T. J. Yarbrough, VIM. Driver, Wm. Stewart,
Iouia Hough W mullins, james Turner G. n. South
rate, A. j. Cole, Jas. DAVIS Andrew Anderson, }. B.
Knowles, ard John Gready
sANDNd COMMITTEES or rUE CITY corScu.
Fynanoe-Kuowles scoyel and Cole.
Water Works-Auderson, Smith and Claiborne.
Streets -Yarbrouph Turner southgate Davis, Bricnr
Mayaeld, Chsatbam and Claiborne.
WAarf-NewinaD Stewart aud Turner.
Hospaat-Jones Mayneld and sloan.
Standardization, Mayaeld and Knowles.
fire Depcfiapai--cready, Driver ana Newman.
Gas-Driyer, Cheatham and Davis.
Cefnsierg-, NTH, Stewart and Newman.
Markot Houss--R Roberts, Stewart and Turner.
siatsA-nough, Claiborne and DAVIS
Polios--Cheatham, Brien and Anderson
Spring,-Hough Claiborne aud Bren.
WorlLouss--Choatham, May6cld aud Knowles
improvements and Eypenditures- Cole, scoyel and
Greatly,
Public Property --Hrien, Cheatham aud Turner.
Pest Boase-Maydcld, Jones and Roberts.
aS-T Board oi Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
uext preceding the second and fourth Thursdays il
each month, and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays in each month.
NIGHT POLICE
CaptaiH--Iohn Baugh,
Firsi Liemonaat--Wm. Yarbrough.
Second Licucnant--John H. Davis.
Polieemen-wm Jackson, John Cavender, Mich Da
WIS., joel Phillips, VIM. Baker, John Cottren, william
Mayo, John Engles, ]. W. Wright, John fuokett
Robert Scott W. C. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce David Yates and Charles Hullu
sB- The Police Court is opened every morning q
nine o'clock
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sular authority Of the citizen or subject
to whom the goods said to be contraband
shall belongi and no goods can be con-
fiacated as contraband unless the fraud
with regard to them shall be duly and
legally proved.
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DAVIDSON oOurr4 DlnrcronY-Cm.inuef.
MILITARY QUARTERS AND OTT1oERs.

Pos'--Hesdquarioys on High street, Col 5. r Nh.
ief, commanding
Difrici-Headqrhrters on summer street (Df.
Ford's residenre) ". m aisll. Ma. 10Th U.E 10.
matfy A a. 40.
rrOroa Mardnt--Iieadquartsr ai the Capitol. s
g Gfism, Col let Tenn. Infantry.
CHEF Assistant Quosternassr - IIeadquartora On
Cherry street; No 10, tIudge caiTons rssiienoe)
Capt j. D. bingham.
A, itisEi Oaarirnesicr--No Cherry street. Capl.
R. Stevenson.
AasLfdm onarfTuaHr Vine street, near Mrs.
Polk's re'idenco. Capt. K. N. Lamb.
Aai.ilhi Quarisrmas'r-No. o., Market street -
Capt. !. ~ Hale.
this' comni,sasy- -HeadquareTs, No 10, Vine q.
Capt. r. Maofeey.
Cehmis'ary Of Si5sisioaos--Broad street Capt S.
IAttle
tofiHg osHHissary Qf substdsnce-Corner Of Broad
and College Breeia Lieut. Charles Allen.
Medical Direci0r--sunmer street. Tor. Ford's old
res,dcnce.) Surgeon, E swift
Medical TErpeyors OGee--Churoh street, Masonic
Building. \. R, riRrtE, Surgeon, sth Kentucky IN
fautry, Acting Medical PHyeyor
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Approved F JOY MORRIS.
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ARRIVAL ANN DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,

louisville Nashville R.R grair leaycf At J.A5, AN.
" arr AZ $50, Pm.
nashville a Decatur R.R. Iraiu leaves a. 600 A ~
arr. 90 100, pm.
Nsh. A Ohaitanooga RR. Tsaia leaves az 10 90, An
.uwH ma25,P
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern Maii,ya ouisyille arrives Daily, $50 NJ
+" leaves 7.45 An
Columbia, via T. & A. RR. arrives $50 Pm.
leaves eG0A.M.
shelbyyiIle, via n. & Z. RR, arrives $50 P.M
leaves " 1000 Am.
Lebanon. arrives 12.O0M
leaves eco Pm.
Memphis Mail leaves Daily-ya Louisville and Cairo
POsT-OFFICEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARE
Liberty, Mexandria
Gorionsyille, Smithyie,
Watertown, Jennings Fork.
rOsT- OFFICES on LINE OF N. & c. R.R--
Murfreesboro, Fosterville
Jordan's Valley OF Shelbyyille,
Christiana. Palmetto
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HOUSE -.!tleInoon.
BluS

By Mr.. White Of Coventry an act relating to
Marriage, in addition to Chapter G6 Of Compiled
Statutes; to judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Miller OF W.liston, providing for a
dog tax ; to General Committee.
BY MIR. Moves OF Hydepa'k, for relief Of Lu-
cius Il. Noyes and others 10 Committee on
Claims.
BY Mr.. Bishop Of Elmore for relief Of the
town of Emorei to Committee on the Grand List
BY Mr.. Hyde of Isle LaMott, TO alter the name
Of Geo. S. Carers TO General Committee
BIS Mr.. Skinner of Barton, to amend Sections
), aud l6, of Chapter lG, of Compiled Statutes,
relating to marriage to judiciary Committee.
By MIR. Rixiord Of II sbsate, to incorporate
the Mssisquoi Lime Company in Nermont' to
Committee on Corporations.
BY MIR. Reynolds Of AIbursh for the relief Of
A. Lodue and others; to committee on Claims.
By Mr.. WoodmAn, OF Brighton, for the relief
Of the towa oil Brighton to Committee on Grand
List.
ByMr. Shaw, of Burlington, TO Incorporate the
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By Mr.. Hunton of Bethel, an act to prohibit
Probate Courts from licensing the sale Of lands
when the tile /, in litigation; to judiciary Com
By NJ. iIon,on of Bethel, an act providing
or,ia,, fraud by County Clerks and other County
officers to Judiciary COMMITTEES
By Mr. Bishop of Elmore, for the preservation
Of fish in ponds in EImore to General Com
muee.
By Mr.. Cushmn OF Rochester an act explain
tory Of certain acts providing for families OF sol
diers 10 committee Of ways and means.
By MIR Reed of Montpelier to amend the
charter Of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Co.; to committee on Operations.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. Carpenter Of Wait,feld, that it is the
serse Of this Legislature that the Internal revenue
law Of the United States should be 50 modified as
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government, was the question hat should be
manfuly met, and the question tii would, be be-
lieved be met as it should be, lefore final adj
journment.
Mr.. Reynolds reviewed at lengl the arguments
advanced against proceeding WIT Revision, and
urged the propriety of adopting the resolutions
to proceed with the work.
The question was taken upon Mr.. Denson's
amendment and Mr.. Shaw demnded the yeas
and nays Yeas g. Nays AZ, md the amend,
ment was lost.
Mr.. Adams, Of Colchester, moed that the res
olution be laid upon the table; agreed to.
Mr.. Adams, then offered a ssouton,-that
this House will proceed at once, the considera-
ton of the reported Revision y referring its
chapters appropriately to the Standing Commit
tees and such Special COMMITTEES as may be
deemed advisable. This resolu-a was adopted
almost unanimously.
BY Mr.. Carpenter, Of Waterfcd that the two
Houses warmly approve Of the residents Pro-
camaton adopted on the part The House.
BY Mr.. Miller Of Pomfret, th no bills be in
troduced into this House after l. o'clock NJ Of
"Wednesday next except such may be reported
from committees, or may come finn the Senate
amended on motion OF Mr. Hu.Jn, to Monday,
and adopted.
From the Senate, to inquire o the charges
against the soldiers Of the seven Vermont Reg
imeut adopted.
By Mr. HYDE Of Casaeton, 4. the Commit
tee o. Banks inquire into the , pretty n allow
ing Banks 10 issue notes Of the .9al part Of
dollar.
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Mr. Sabin Of Georgia believed that the expense
Of Revision at the present time would not be met
by a corresponding advantage.
The question was then taken and the House re-
fused to adopt the portion of the report under
consideration.
Mr.. Royce, moved to dismiss the remaining
provision of the Report, relative to an Extra SEES
sion in December agreed to. Adjourned.
SENATE
Friday, Oct. II.
Prayer by Rev. Dr. Walker Of Plttsford.
Journal read and approved.
BILLS.
By Mr.. Allen, in alteration Of the act to incor-
porate the Rutland and whitehall Railroad Co. |
-(authorzing the corporation to extend their
road from is present termination 10 Clstleton, to
Rutland, to connect " tn the Rutland 4 Burlmg.
ton Rliiroad) referred to Committee Oh Roads.
BY Mr.. Cree, relating to the duties Of town
and county clerks 10 recording stamped instru
mentsj to the Committee on the Judiciary,
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Kirkland, insuucting The Auditor Of
Accounts to report to Tie Senate the amount re-
ctiyed hy the State for the last three years from
SlateS Attorneys and Judges o. Probate adopted.
Ga motion OF Mr.. StougAlon, So much OF the
Report Of the Commissioners 10 revise me Stat
uie- refers 20 'he militia, was referred 10 the
Committee % Military AGlir.
lviqr.oy,tSr on pIus3<, FYr p,>f9y>r pntc.
ucls.
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