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manding Perrams brigade, killed neaf
Bethsada church.
Sl-Sheridan drove Fitzhugh Lee
from Cold Harbor, and held the place.
Wilson routed Youngs brigade at
Hanover Courthouse. Burnside with
in one and half miles OF Mechanics
vile. Gen. Badly Smith, from Butler 5
forces, Joins Grant
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rnIted States Internal Retehae.
sEss0s's OrEIcE, SECOND DISTRICT OF TEsSEssEE z
Nashville. May ed, 1854. J
FgroFrE TnW

ASSESSES OrEICE, SECOND DIsrRECf o. IEssEsaEE
Nashville, May ed, 1854.
INCOME TAX.
DY THE SIXTH SECTION OF THE ACT OF
ID Congress Of July Q, 1852, it is made the duty
OF any person liable % the income tan on or b3Ore
thu hrst Monday Of May IN each gear, 20 make a
list return Of the amount 81 MS annual inccI1e %
the assistant assessor OF the district in which ne or
she resides. The time having passed, this must
BE- complied With immediately.
Every person who shall stl TO make such return
by the day specified viii BE- liable % be assessed BY
the assessor according TO- the best information
which he can obtain. and IN such case the assessor
VII add my per centum % The amount Of the
items Of such list
Every person who shall deliver to an assessor
any false or fraudulent list statement, with intent
% evsde the valuation Of hrs income. Is subject to
fine Of I'VE hundred dollars; and no such case the
ist vii b. made ont by the assessor or assistant
assessor, and from The valuation so made there can
be no appeal
Il is sl-o made the duty OF every person engaged
10 any business trade occupation or profssSi0n to
take out license for the same, and 90 register his,
ally for neglect, or failure to do so.
Steamboat owners, brewers, butchers, aucuon-
GERS, and manufacturers Of any goods ware, or
merchandise, made OF sold, are required 70 finnish
lists monthly in addition % the aunual list and dis
tilers as often a. three times month.
A strict observance Of the law b. the only means
by which the penalties can he syoided.
Every Information and the forms necessary 70 a
clear understanding Of the law. Eill be- promptly
furnished on application &C the Office 81 the Asses
sor and Collector, being the ofhce formerly OCCu-
JOHN AfcCLELLAND, Assessor.
may 2t-Im
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Only a Baby's Grave.

Only a baby's gravel
Some foot or two at the most,
Of star-daised sod, yet I think that God
Knows what that little grave cost.
Only baby's gravel
To children even so small,
They sit there and siHg-so small thing
Seems scarcely grave at all
Only baby gravel
Strange how we moan and fret
For little face that here such a space
Q, more strange could we forget
Only baby's gravel
Did We measure grief by this,
Few tears were shed on our baby dead
know how they fell on thisl
Only n baby's grave!
Will the little life be much
Too small q gem for His diadem,
Whose kingdom j. made Of such
Only a baby's gravel
Yet often we come and sit
By the little stone, and thank God 10 own
We are nearer Heaven foT i'll
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agashrllle 2aniull.
WIN. CAMERON & CO., Publishers.
The Two.

We own no houses, no lots, no lands,
70 dainty viands ,orns is spread,
by sweat 81 our brows and toll OF our hands
We earn the pitiance that buys orr bread
a Id vet W. i've in q grander state,
Sunbeam and than the milli0naires
Who dine of silver and golden plate,
With Inverted lacqueys behind their chairs.
We have no riches In our houses or stocks,
No bank-books show our balance to draw,
Yet we carry a safe-key that unlOcks
More treasure than Cro-sus ever saw.
We wear no velvet or satin fine,
We dress in a very homely way,
But all what luminous lusters shine
About sunbcam's gowns and nay holden
gray.
when VIC walk together 1--WE do not ride,
We are far too poor IL Is very rare
We are bowed unto from the other side
Ofthe street-but for this we do not care
We are not lonely, we pass along.
Sunbeam and j, and gOu cannot see,
We can, what tall and beautiful throngs
OF angels we have for company.
80 harp, no dulcimer, no guitar,
Breaks into music at Sunbeam's touch,
Put do not think that our evenings are
without their music; there is none such
In the concert halls, whore the palpitant air
IN musical pillows floats and swiIns;
Oar lives as psalms, and our fOreheads wear
a calm, ike the peal Of beautiful hymns.
When cloudy weather obscures our skies,
And some days darken with drops Of rain
We have but 10 look in each others eyes,
And ali is balmy and bright again.
All, ours il the alchemy that transmutes
The drugs 10 eliXir-the dross To gold,
And 20 we live on Hesperian fruits,
Sunbeam and ], and never grow old.
Never grow old, and live ia peace,
And love our fellows and envy none,
And our hearts are glad at the large increase
OF plentiful virtues under the sun.
Aud the days pass on with their thoughtful
trade,
And the shadow lengthens toward the
west,
Bat the wane Of our young years brings no
dread
To break their harvest Of quiet rest. +,
Sunbeam hair viii be streaked with gray.
And time will furrow my darling's brow,
But never can Times hand steal away
The tender halo that clasps it now.
So We dwell in wonderful opulence,
With nothing 3 hurt us or upbraid,
And my life t-embles with reverence,
And Sunbeam's spirit is not afraid
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DR.. KINGS
Dis airy
FOR
PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ DR.. KING, formerly Of New York, ior
49, last four years Of Louisville, KY, who
has devoted his attention % the treatment q pri-
yste diseases for 80 years, hatters HIMSELF having
sttended % practice for 20 many years, and cured
many thousands, he is enabled % al disease
Of private nature, no matter how bad they may b.
from lnjudiclOus medical treaine1t, OF from neglect
Of their own. Dr.. Kings Dispenssry No -
Deaderick street, between Cherry and tie Square,
second story, where be cures All diseases Of pr
Vate nature.
GonOrrhosa cured without nauseOus medicines or
interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent date efectually cured
no leW days, by an operation which causes no
PAM Where structure exists health cannot e
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
and undermiuss the health 10 mach
syphilis, With All the daeases of the sAin, gov
Dg out Of neglect OF bad trea-nCnt can be edsctu-
ally cured in a feW days.
SEMINAL HEAKEEss--P artict Jar attention having
been given % this disease, and al the cons6quences
growing out Of BE-, brought On many cases By tho
destructive habits Of inc0nsiderate youth, and ex
cessIVe Indulgence 81 the passions, a neglect o.
which VIII undermine tl- Constitution, rendering
the subject UNIT for business or society aud caus-
ing premature Old age.
Females who may b. laoOnng with any diaHcultV
Of the Womb may Fest assured 81 immediate re-
lief.
Person. residing abroad, by writing and stsing
their case. with Zee encOset direct tOfDr. A. NJ
No. % Deadsrick street. Nashville Tenn, vii hsSe
the necessary medicines sent 70 their aidraf q.
Once hours from O'Clock 10 Gbs morning until
the evening. AnT7--sttvtv
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SO Reward.

7 OsT, On YESTERDAY MORNING, BE-
/ tween Brosd-street and The Chattsuo0gn do
seven hundred dollars, from George Gerloek 20
John Flock, permit 70 shin goods, amt several
receipts.
B5NPress please copy aud send b.il % this Office.
may 2G-6te
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EstraY.

TAKEN Up, BY B. W. WHEELER, on THE
i 18th q Apni, 1854 two black specified OXEN,
shout i've years Old, which were valued Al sixty
dollars, and shch are nov IN the possession o. sad
Wheeler. on the MuFfFeesb0r0 Pike, twelve miles
nOln Nashville April 18th 1884.
JAMES JOHNSON,
CALEB GOODRICH.
ALxx. MoDANIEI, Ranger. may is-g8ss
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General Orders.

Hr.p QrARrERs PosT or NASHVILLE,
NASHVILLE, TENS., June o, 1863.
CENTRAL ORDERS
No. !.
/. ln compliance with orders
from Head Quarters, Department Of the
Cumberland, the undersigned hereby as
sumes command Of the City and Post Of
Nashville.
N. The following staff Off
GERS arc announced and will be respected
accordingly:
Ist Lieut.. LIVINGSTON Rowland, 18th In
diana, Aid -de-Camp.
LIST Lieut.. HEsRY S. PLATT, 18th Mich,
Post Inspector.
Brig. General.
may 7-lw
HEADouARTRRs UNITED STATES FoRcEs,
NASHVILLE, TESS., june 9th, 1864
General Orders
No q.
In compliance with the following Orders
from Headquarters, Department the Cum
berland, / hereby relinquish command OF
the Post Of Nashville:
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. or THE CrUB'D,
REPER's CREEK, Ga, May Both, 1864. J
Special Field Orders
No. l47.
VI.-Brig. Gen. r. 5. Granger, Q s. Vols.
is assigned to the charge of the Railroad
from Nashville TO Decatur, Huntsville and
Stevenson, and TO the command Of the garri
sons upon that road, which command viii
be known az the District Of Northern Ala
bama- Headquarters at Decatur.
Genl. Granger will render his reports as
usual to Mai. Genl. S. II. Rousseau, Como z
District of Tennessee,
In relieving Genl. Granger from the COM
mand Of the Post Of Nashville and order
ing him TO the important one Of protecting
the lines of communication of the Army
operating in Georgia, the Major General
Commanding the Department desires 10
tender him his thanks for the untiring en-
ergy, zeal and ability which mas charac-
terized his administration Of a responsible
and difficult command.
By command Of Mai. Genl. THOMAS.
(signed) VIM. D. WHIPPLE, A. A.
Csigned) R. S. GRANGER, Brig. Gem.
Official
q, ". NEVIN Capt. & \. A. C.
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EstraY.

TAKEN UP, BY GEORGE BRAKE. ONE MARE
il MULE. The ssid Mule j. about "a hands
high, Of a dark grey color, about three years old,
branded C. . on the len thigh. We valued the
April IAN, is64 DAVID SMILEY,
Nm. PIKE.
Aux. MCilkEIEI- Ranger NAV le-Wfts
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HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF NASHVILLE
PRovo-r MARsHAL's OFFICE,
Nashville. Tenn, June 1, 1864.
Provost Orders
No. 4.
NO Whisky, WINES, BRANDIES, HIGH
y Wines or other intoxicating Liquors, viii be
permitted % any Port or Post within the limits OF
the District Of Nashville without permission from
these Headquarters OF higher authority, and sli
Post Commanders within the District will prohibit
such articles from beng brought within or taken
without the limits oftheirresPectiye Posts, without
permission from The Distinct Commander or higher
authority.
When any Post Commander within the District
thinks il advisable to permit Whiskey, Brandy,
Wines or other intoxicating Liquors, 10 be brought
20 his Post, he will recommend that such permit
he approved, subject 10 Trade Regulations, and
forward il 10 these Headquarters for action.
BY command Of Maor-General Rousseau.
4. o. BIGNEN,
MAJ. 18th Wis. Iniy and Provost Marshal.
iuDa S-st
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StraVed.

en- FROM THE RESIDENCE OF THE
SarY1 subscriber, No. 10 South Summer-street,
AZrtlg one black MARE, about seven years Old,
" u 49, hands high had running tstUl8;
rqht hind foot white, with white blaze face.
Also, one hay HORSE, about seven years Old,
Il hands high, in poor condition has black name
and tall Any information leading 70 their recoy-
ery will be Iberally rewarded. ". W. KNOX.
iune s-lun
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Night Emissions Cured.

Young Man, stop before you further 90. OF al
diseases subject 70 Man. there is no disease 50 hsTC
to cure 81 Night Emissions, and physicians ar,
say that have cured dozens in this CITY, as well a,
in different States who have spent dollar after dol
lar, and are nov well cured by me. ] am daily re-
ceiving etters and sending medicine 70 al parts
the country. In word, all that are diseased IL
any way, and will give me call, viii give ssts
faction for al Of the diseases mentioned in this adj
vertseme1t. The best of references gwen in TINS
city.
Al letters directed 70
DIR. MoGILL,
No. 81 Union street, Nashville, Tenn,
Janl viii meet with prompt attention.
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TO the Ladies.

All Affections Of the Womb treated with success.
Those Married ladies who have been unforu-
nate 20 mscarTy or prove abortion, can be carried
to their full time if found pregnant, by giving me
call.
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MARSHAL'S SALE

No. 90.
United S,dies IS. B0cEBui'S F04Hirl, &c.
I WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC SALE, To THE
Il highest bidder, for cash, az or near the Depot
OF the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, i'm tho
city Of Nashville, on WEDNESDAY, The 18th day
OF june 1864,
srnsI HAND LATHE, 6 feet shears, Is inch
SWING.
douJle Lathe, a inch shears. % inch swing
q double headed lathe, ID inch shears "a inch
swing.
Lathe, = inch shears, q inch SWING.
~ 20
6 Is
small Table Drill Press
3 upright Drill PTess.s
4 large upright Drll Press.
I large Bolt Cutting Machine
/ Palmer, feet table.
a.
Founsry Truck.
4 small Bellows.
] blacksmth's Crane
ssh Us Smiths Tongs.
Cone.
2 small Anvills.
Isl lbs. Man Drills, and 2s feet Shafing
rn.y 2s L. X. GLASCOCk. NJ. n. u. +.
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SteFiIIty.

Young Married Ladies' whose misfortune it has
been not TO bring forth 10 due season, remember
God has said you should multiply and replenish. Il
this is your desire you can consult me either by
letter or in person. No lady over thiry-ive years
of age need make application. Accommodation
hE La-Lar or mar.nn strlotlN CONFIDENTIAL.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, Il
GROWING Him WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES AS IT Is IN
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.

Ny books will show that for the past i've months
my practice has increased hundred per cent. over
the last year. until il is not to be surpassed by any
10 the State. With my general practice in the city
/ treat the following
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Chronic Gases

with satisfaction: Rheumatism, Affections Of the
Lungs; Diseases Of the Throat SWeed Joints
Stiff Limbs, Pieurisy, Pains, Ulcers Cancer, Gravel
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver Inflammation Of
the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or Scrofula
Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyes. Dedicated Sys-
TENS, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, and Consumption
together with all Private Diseases, and Diseases Of
the Urinary Organs.
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- RESIDENCE on GAY STREET, BETWEEN
~ Cherry sad Summer, with five rooms. Price
s4,UuU.
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- THREE Residences ON CHURCH
, street, between Nc Lemore snd HI Oh streets.
III Two At So, 90 and one az 5000.
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Twelve Cards in Each Set.
SET no. 1.-OUR RELATIONS AT HOME AND ABROAD,
COMPRISING

SET NO. l.-OUR RELATIONS AT HOME AND ABROAD,
COMPRISING
=. No. I. On Englsnd's mUggy shore, a surly lion
gave q grieyous rOari
2 Which temporarily astOnished even the
Gallo cock.
s. Who responded with warlike Ngor, when
lion caYed.
4. Exeter Hall. The lion Weeps: is he
not bird and q Erother"
s. Which he forgets in the embrace OF the
benghted wolf of the G. 5. A.
9. The arming Of the wolf by his faithful
squire, the lion.
7. The Mexican Vulture garroted by the gal
lie cock.
S. Introduction Of Master Swamp Angel,
when the lion pockets his rams.
9. Grand combat between the eagle and the
wolf of the G. s. A.
TO- Death of the wolf.
II. The eagle indicates the Monroe doctrine
IN Mexico.
L. Grand tableau. The little child Liberty
shall lead John Bull (the lon) and France
(the Gallo cOck) in future.
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U. s. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.

Q . III IsINI = 7 IVIl-NFlI y Ut \ u =
NASHVILLE, May - 1864. 5
DARTiE3 INTERESTED ARE HEREBY NOTi-
Il ned that John AlcCiellsnd has been appointed
Assessor, snd II. L. Noryell Collector Of the Inter
nsl Revenue provided 90 be assessed and collected
under the provisions Of tire act Of Congress.
They are now 1T, pared b enter upon the duties
Of their Office and can be found at the Office for
merly occupied by ID. e.. Love- Esq Clerk % toe
Cifc'iit Court, st the Court House, IN Nashville.
Persons liable q be assessed viii proceed promptly
60 comply with the provisions Of the Law, by re-
turning the lists therein provided, m default %
which reports will be made 70 this Office for the
enforcement Of the penslues and i0ueitures &C.
cruing.
HORACE tt. HARRISON,
L. $. . istrlct Attorney
or
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HOMES AND BUSINESS HOUSES
FOR SALE BY
w. MATT. BROWN & CO.,
No. ~ Cherry-st.

- RESIDENCE on Mel ESiOBE STREET.
siss north OF Cedar, with nine rooms. Free from
tiXstOr.
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Strayed,

TNRoM TIE SUBSCRIBER, on CORNER OF
IL Ash aud Cherfy-streeus. some SIX weeks $40,
a small RED COW, with white IN fsee, aud sJne
GA each Jaw. Since leaving home had cali- Any
person returning her vii he rewarded with twenty
dollars No ear marks on her, Some white OF
both SIDES, and All partly white.
may Z7-2we HENRY PHILLIPS.
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For Sale.

- A VERY NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
taH DWELLING, on South Cherry street, con-
aiming I'VE rooms. besides kitchen and
smoke-hOUse-62 feet front, ls0 deep. Free Of
taxation for u years. Apply %
". MATE BROWN co,
may lQ-6 ~ Cherry-st
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sEr No. 2.-rHE ADVENTURES OF Conoarr4.

Scr No. 2.-THE ADVENTURES OF A COSsCRIPf.
MOL. Ha, a draft goodl as patriot, if drafted
g receive a letter. which tells the agonizing
fact-Im drafted.
s. By the advice of 100000 friends 1 offer a
substitute.
4. who uttering quack, is rejected by the
insulted surgeon.
s. feel my country calls farewell, my lovel
! go where glory waits mel
9. l tiercely charge the foe and do fearful
7. And make sturdy rebel fly.
8. Am sent with dispatches, perilous dutyl
death or glory
Q. Attacked by a band OF goriIlas, 1 cry.
"COme on We t-r-r-raitOTs D.
10. discomft them and bear of the head of
the gorilla chief
IL deliver dispatches save the army and
am made bngadler-genersl.
L. And thus relieved from all future dangers
in the field, crown my glory with love.
These two sets are the best designed and hand
soonest colOred Cards ever published, besides being
the funniest IN the market.
sEr No. s.-THE SLAVE IN 1861
No. 1. In the cotton field.
2 The Christmas week.
g. The sale.
4. The parting; Buy Us tOO."
g. The lash.
g. Blow for blow.
Z In the swamp.
s. Freel
3. The Union lnssf
10. Make way for Liberty
II. Victory.
L. He died for victory
In ordering, the number Of the Set Is only ueees-
sary 70 mention. For instance No. ], 2 OF 3, or all
Of them, if all are desired.
Price, so Gents each Set,
FREE By NAIL
TRADE PRICE NET:
Three Sets, Zone Of each, as sampled post
paid "
One dozen Set, assorted, u preierredD
post paid ........-...-.. %
SIX dozen Set, assorted, # preierred,)
freight paid by bus er...--.............-.. q %
One Gross, assorted IL preferred freight
paid by 80 90
Army Agents, Suffers and Pedlars, If they prefer
H. may send their orders and money through any
Express Company, with Instructions 70 pay for
Goods on delivery al the Office Of the company
here. Newsmen and others in a permanent locality,
win send money for small orders large orders, il
preferred c. o. ID. Send your orders in fun 20 IN
sure prompt delivery Seal all letters carefully,
aud address plainly 70
GEO. P. JENKINS,
Western Agent
Mar Ism No. IO7 Main street. Cincinnati, o.
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- RESIDENCE IN mCL EMNhE-c hE4kI 4.
Eis north OF Cedar, with nine rooms. Free from
tXstOr.
- RESIDENCE on STREET, BETWEEN
- Cherry sad Summer, with five r0Oms Price
s4,CUO.
- THREE RE-IpENCEs ON CHURCH
Is; street, between McLemore snd High-streets.
-ssls.l Two at $4,000 and one a. $500.
u EsIDENCE on SOUTH sUBIMER-sTREET.
II near Mulberry. with i've rooms and basement.
Pnce $500.
DUsTNEsS HOUSE, CORNER CHERRY AND
- Mulberry with residence ma the rear,
containing ioUr rooms. The present occupant can
be bought ont on reasonable terms.
FSIBENCE on CHERRY STREET, NEXT
IL door 20 the above, containing two rooms.
DEsIDENcE IN WATKINS GROVE. WITH
IL five rooms.
A SPLENDID RESIDENCE ON CHEBRYsT.,
n containing seven or eight rooms, a short dis
lance from The Post Office. Price $4,000.
A FARM, THREE MILES FROM THE CITY,
"A on the north side 81 the Cumberland u,er,
3tacres or superior garden land Tue residence IS
new containing nine rooms Iuce el4,u"o-
IN OR 70 FARMS, AND PARCELS OF UNIM-
~ proved county lands containing from ZJtp
200 acres, from p 70 ten miles hom the city.
4 TRACTS OF TTNRERED LAND. SOME or
t which are possessed OF the finest wsterpower Iu
the State and well adapted for manufictOnes, ssw
mills sheep raising ami vineyards
4 NUMBER OF Vacant OTIS LOCATED
"A 10 every portion OF the city and suburbs. o-
sale and lease.
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II EsIDENCE on SOUTH STMMER-sTREET.
II near Mulberry. with fye rooms aud basement.
Price $500.
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business HOUSE, CORNER CHERRY AND
- MuIberry-sttgets with residence ma the rear,
containing iOUr rooms. The present occupant can
be bought ont on reasonable terms.
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Hungarian Grass Seed.

% BBIs. AND IS SACKS HUNGARIAN GRASS
OO SEED.
100 sacks Corn
~ bales Hay.
40 sacks 0ata.
JustTeceiyed ny steamers Science and Imperial,
and for sale b. D. D. DlCkEf, Agent.
pat IN Broad md High-sls.
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may 2l-2rt Mid Dist. Of TsIn
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PENNsYLyANIA Lnars1.,rrnr.


SENArB.-NIr. Champneys moved TO reconsi,ier
the vo Q upon the bill allowing As.oci nj ms for
the purpose nf banking under the gnited states
law. Agreed 10.
The bill was recOnsdered and amended so as
10 meet the views of the Governor, but re iuirng
such banks, before making the change, 70 sur.
render the specie certificates which they received
from the State in 1862, and imposing on those
which DO not furnish gold TO meet their loans, a
tax " on their surplus profits.
Mr.. kinsey introduced an act, being a supple
ment TO the act for the sale of the State Can us,
approved April 49, 1853, authorizing an increase
Of taxes.
supplement to the General Bounty Law,
not applicable to Philadelphia, was introduced
by Mr.. Reilly.
Mr. Bucher an act relating to protests, notes,
and bills OF exchange.
Messrs. Kinsey, Stein, Worthngton, aud
Fleming presented petitions relative to the bounty
laws in lOcal districts.
The Senate then adjourned until the afternoon.
HOUsR.-The House met at 10 A. NJ.
A bill organizing fifteen regiments, 10 be called
STATE Guard, was considered in Committee of the
Whole. The section providing for the appoint
mcnt OF state officers to make enrolment 90 once
was taken up.
Mr.. P,rshong moved to amend, by proceeding
from the Secretary of War, the national enro-
ment instead of making new one by State officers.
II was cOntended that there was no reason to b.
lieye that the Washington authorities would
grant the request, but was hually amended so as
to procure a national enrolment il possible, aul
If not then to substitute a new classification aad
enrolment by officials of Pennsylvanm.
The following amendment was adopted And
the Companies shall have due right Of elerting
their own officers, and the officers of the cOmpt-
MES shall elect the Trgimontal oncers, and IN !,
Iegimenta company officers, shall be citizens Of
the Commonwealth.