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either the political or social aspect. II is
but the effect which follows cause. The
seed of hostility between the races took
root in the feculent soil of an ayaricious
greed for the possessions of ether people,
which was implanted in the breasts of the
negroes by the miserable wretches who
hoped thereby TO serve their own purposes.
Such plants spring up With marvellous ie-
oundily, aud, like all nexious plants, are
dificult 10 eradicate when they once ger
inmate. 1t was impossible but that the
negroes should contiRne 10 entertain the
notions with which their minds had been
filed, and when the reaction in Northern
sentiment blasted their hopes of the early
realization of their Legislative schemes for
the plunder of their former masters, it
would have been marvel had that cir
cumstanee altered their wishes in the
premises. On the contrary, it only created
vengefnl desire torepair that disappoint-
ment by the appliances of violence. And
accordingly they have proceeded to organ
ize for violence.
In their secret political leagues they
have found the ground already broken for
their purposes, and in the nightly meetings
Of these conclaves they openly dicnss their
schemes of violence, and gloat over The
feast OF rapine and pilIage TO which they
invite themselves 80 far do they carry
these things that they even, "a near
Lynchbnrg, mark out each indiyidualwhite
man for death, and determine the method
Of his destrneiioB; or, as in Mecklen-
burg county, concert measures for the early
seizure of the white mems possessions, and
name the day on which they will occupy
the land;" or, as in this city, make open
threats To shed the blood OF white men
until the "streets shall run knee deep in
blood I" or, as an all parts Of the STATE, pro-
cure arms, ammunition, knives, pixies and
bludgeous, and proceed to organize into
companies, regiments and other military
formations.
But il is better 10 prevent crime than to
punish il. The atrocious designs Of the
negroes wonld never have been conceived,
or If conceived, would have been nipped
IN the bud, but for the fact that they know
the delenseless condition Of the whites
against whom they entertain these designs.
The negroes are all armed and well
armed. The whites have scarcely fowl
ing piece among them. This is the secret
OF negro truculence. In view of this we
call upon Gen. Schofeld, in the name of
the white people of Virginia, instantly to
take measures for the public safety. We
most solemnlE and earnestly call upon
him to garrison the towns and villages Of
the State with reliable and well-armed
troops, who will be on hand to suppress
the first attempt at an outbreak. Let him
do this without a moments delay, or it
may be too late
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PFDEsTRKAxIsM.

Weston failed on the 10th inst, for the
third time, TO walk one hundred miles in
twenty-four. consecutive hours. His feet
are reported TO have swelled to such an ex-
tent that he was forced to give it M. He
has tive or three trials yet before losing
the wager.
The exploit of Weston on his feet brings
10 mind the feat OF the great English
pedestrian, Captain Barclay, who, in the
early part Of the present century, ancOm-
plished the previously unperformed feat OF
walking thousand miles in a thousand
successive hours-one mile in each hour.
The feat had been attempted several times
before, but without success, and has been
done, or pretended io be done, several
times since, though generally nnder Pon-
ditions that were suggestive of deception.
BARCLAY. however, did his walk in the open
air in The sight Of all men, and the mag
nitude OF the wager, 100000, was OF iisell
sufficient 10 inspire the utmost wstchfut~
nesss on all sides. The task Ess performed,
and although Captain Barclay suffered
from exhaustion and pain, his limbs did
not swell nor his appetite fail, and, in i've
days after the completion Of his task, he
went with his regiment TO active duty oa
the continent. The same pedestrian, Ehen
twenty-five years old, walked three hun
dred miles in Eve oppFessively hot days,
and in June of the same year undertook &c
walk ninety miles in twenty -one and
half bours for a wager Of FIVE thousand
ruineas. He succeeded, with but iitile
fatigue, and had one hour and eigh,
minutes to spare. In.17s6, Foster Powell
walked one kandred miles in twenty-thre'
and three fourths hoars, and the next yea
walked from Canterbury to London brdg'
and back, one hundred and twelve miles
in rweniy-four bonrs. Bat u mnsi pc e
membered thai these we're speelai leais
while Weston's hundred miles IN twenty
four hours, if be makes il, Will occur anfln
his great walk Of thirty consecutive gay
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In the Political Interests OF
the People,

The Union AND DISPATCH. as hereto
fore. viii take the Constitution AID laws Tor lts
gu,ae, and in the discussion Of ali the new and
intricate questions and issues arising out oil the
extraordinary condition in which the country
plaeed. it will adhere to the principles an
teachings Of the founders and expositors oi our
government and Institutions. 1t will endeaYor
"a GUARD with vigilance and defend with anWs-
vsrina earnostness and faith the rights and inte-
ste of All the States. and the essential prinei-
tss which constitute the basis Of the Republic
We shall oppose all inyssions OF these. and
.pbnld. 10 the utmost Of our ability. the union
The States under them. Feeling that they
re endangered By the revolutionary schemes ei
Radical politicians who now hold the Lesls-
die power Of the Government. we shall abate
otOing Of our past opposition TO their msa-
urs with these views. which are no less tha9
,,,ouud convictions. we cannot and Will no.
hesitate 10 defend the unfortunate south
tbe aspersious and impositions heapeu upo ta
psople. and urge that JUsTIoE and RIGHT shsi
be meted out them.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DT VIRTUE or A DIED OF TRUST EXE-
ID cuted 70 ne bv John B. Goodwin, and Of
record Ia the Rer.-tegis Office of Rutherfori
count. Tsnnessee, viii. on Tassday, be-
ce1szber ., 1851, ofIeT for sale at the rcsiaeucs
ef ssid GSodEiR. about 5ir ri s1 aoTth of shnyr-
rs depot, several Asgles and barscs. one.5ack,
fifteen Picss. eae Harrow one " heaf Ibrcsh ! az
spd Power, one Fan Mlli. QUO ksapsr and
Mower eSm bined, 6Bs Catton Gin ana huuning
Gear. tEEss large Iron ksities three Water
TANKS, and tome Househ0ld Furniture, etc,
Also two tracts of Land, one Containing sksat
s5s seres. where said Goodwin sss nvss, the
other containing 10 asxs5. flats and survey 2
SzlS. tf
All tie personal properly val es sqAi ~
CASH Tue lands viii be Sold fcr oi.e. thlga cas-
end the balance On a credit oI az tNeIF sist'l y
eiSktseu Eonsbs Purch sseTs b execats aotsf
1E1 lisn yh tne lan5s retained nhla san
ncv3 laEtd D. d. wendell. Trsstee.
Nashville Uy1oS Axp D5sYATcH insert once I
week Z. d.-.Earrress5oro 4HoH-cS.
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Our Financial and CONNER
Ai cial Column.

pverv department of business has an iinme,
49,. ,ntare, in the markets Of the country, ana
,n a., snanciaI ,suetuAtions and condition. me
nan vino saas a. keep himself properly aa-
yIsod as to the rise sn.d fall Of the markets as
con,rollea by tho laws ef demand and supply.
and the relative condition ot the currency. h
,xnosea 10 constant loss. aIia mast necessarily
fan behind his more intelligent esd entsfprisins
nsishbors. IN order 20 make our papss fasaA'''E
"A well as interesting. we shall contihsN !.
make this SPECIAL FKETURE. Our Daily
Market Reports, domestic and foreign. by tels-
grsph. and our City Reports. gotten up at heavy
.vnense. have challenged the oOmmendatiSn OF
o,,r hest husiness men; while our current Finan-
rial Reports from all the leadiRg money centre
Of the country are fuller than have ever
pubhshei by any other Journal IN tennessee
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sBTPAE7Ts or ARarr SToREs-A large
number of wagons, sets Of haFness, herses
shoes etc, are nov being distributed
throughout The West from Lincoln depot,
In this city. and for the past month OF Two
shipsaents have beea aSde by way Q. ice
baltimore and Ohio railroad TO Parkers-
burg. where the freight is transferred 70
steamer. A large quantity Of harness,
horse-shoes, etc, has been shipped to New
Orleans: over 600 wagons have been sup
pReito Jefferson Barracks, Mos and q
fafee shipment OF wagoss 70 Fort LeaTsn-
worth was comuse1ced yesterday, when los
were placed on a railroad train for the
West Wass.1ssoa Siar, Nor. l6iA.
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Our Manufacturing and DO-
nestle Interests.

We shall constantly admonish the southern
r.onIs 10 he self-reliant. and shall do what we
nav he able to induce the establishment oil
.no,rf.c,ories In our midst for our home pro-
anct. To this end we win pay special attention
- ,ho cosT and STATISTICS Of manufacturing
"a oxo-t ourselves to encourage the diversii-
-.,;or of southern industries and the develop
oeut Of Southern resourcos. A .
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And for the special pleasure and profit OF the
young. each week we win eive genersl literary
ana relieious miscellany. Nothing shall hnd
,ts way into our columns unft for the nsrnsai
tho mothers and dsnslters Of the land. Derre-
eating the demoraiizing sensAiionalism OF many
contemporary journals. We shah eschsN ihst
character; striving to give thereafter substantial
natter, prsFsrrins to be useful rather than
ensAtional.
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Information Wantea.

Nj foHTt ssHih year ii hls age len his b h5me in
McAfinn county, East Tennessee on the 18th Of
October last, lie IS fair skinned, slisatlS
freckIed and was dressed in jeans-eoat brown
mixed pants black. When last heard OF. he had
giy en- his name az Grigsby, TspTeseStilz himself
as an orphan. His right elbo v has hesu knock cd
opt Of Joint. and is sin slightly osoofed by
Ehich he Ipa.- be easily recognized Itfofaa.
Thankfully received by his father. Address
JAMES GREGORY,
ro-1c i[-1ts Athenz T. Tenn.
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TNaINEs AND R0ILERs.

4 AAE 4 B0DIkk SAN AiLLs--i4n EAT
4 ! TedEetlon ia Dficss. We sgs oaenng ios
s.sle az Tsdassa pFifes lsfse tc.s q Arst efazs
Portable EBziBea sfsiioEaTg knHnes ani
RotteTs. IS f0ilSwss 91e 5tatl1nafy Engine,
without boiler, t0ggy horse poser :. one STA,
tionary kssna sittsai boiler. ien ho.gs
pe5ss; Oae yair Double knEile1, httr horse
tc@sE, E4ik $50 bosieTs. each twenty isst iSHz
Earty iLsnss diameter; one extra iaTge fc<fa-
LIS Ensine. lDss by 10 inch eyiin3cG one ARE
Portabis EngiIe, ~ b. 10 saak eyiiEzsr Two
Portable Bngines, 3 by Is iRsh cyisn1sr Also.
several Lane & Bcaisy Saw Miiis, with the in
proved wrought lrcl bead blocks and s0iid iror
fFEues. JOHN r. DALE, Aseut.
with J. r PAUL CO.,
90 South Market street, Nashville, Tennesrss.
- orff II
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Louisville and Nashville
R A I L r o A ID .
FALL SCHEDULE, 1867.
COMMENCING OCFOBER 20. 1871,

Trains will run as follows;
Leave Nashville az 30 p. NJ h.O0 A. Al
Arrive at Louisville hUs0S p M s-0e r NJ
Bath Trains make direct eSnnsefion at Lsais-
Vile With the genersOnyiils kailro.d Tor ST.
LOaiss Chlrsg0. Indianapolis. Cins inaati, Balti-
more. WashlngtOb, PhilsdelFhta. and n sw 0rk.
Time irom Nashville % New York, forty even
heurs-OVer thirIeen -hoarR Gaisker thau any
other route.
MorEias Train from Nashvilis connects with
Ollted states nail llao FtsameFz lesving Louis
yifie st 4'tl 2. "a, connecting al Cincinnati Eitn
earB zlosplng trains Essf, b4es4GE oHscEED
iFom Aashvilie % ST Louis. Chlcssl, Clnoln-
nati, and AL principal Eastern ciiiss-
80 1ne E@sby z. X IzaIu irol AasnTit.e
noss not Tan On SUNDAY.
Throu-n pagssuaer train isaFing Franklsn AZ
753 ~ x. ard ffallatia ~ sey A. ~ aTriFilz c.
liashvi!e at ESQ Il. srsitne tercu-r 7azsens
lez-ing Nasnvllls at l1;sg r. n Tfii ace z : D
IA AEBEBT TIG&,
yy7Iy GcnI surtrinter5c 5cai La i, Il. h.
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D.IyTs roR rARMrRs Ann OrH.

| ERs.-The Grafton Mineral Paint Com
pany ara now manufacturing the Best, Cheapest
and most Durable Paint IN gse two coats we'll
put ON. MIXED with pure Linseed Oil. will Inst
ten or fifteen years Il IS of q light brown or
green. lead stone. drab. olive OF cTeaA. "a salt
the taste OF the consuaeT. Ii Is Vainsble for
Housess baFas, fsaeSs, Carriage and Car
laak egs. f9ii5 and Wooden ware. Agricultural
Implements. Canal B0ats. Vessels aud Ships
Bottoms. canvas Metal and Shinsle Roofs. tit
heing Fire and W aier pIe0il tldaT Oll Cloths.
Tone MsnHfaefprsr hsViBg Used o4sJ bbls. the
past yeaFg Jad a. IainI i2g any Parpoae =
aihesiVeness. Price 90 per bbl. OF $40 lbs.
which viii supply l8rmer for ears to ccDe.
Warranted III all cases as akog2- Send f0E a
genuine uLlsss branded ia a trade mark Grafton
Mineral Paiht address -. 80
DANIEL RTDWELL,
ner6-en "a Pearl street. Nc- York.
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Decisions of the Supreme
Court.

IN risE the necessities of the legal probes
s.sn. ana the general public interest sttashing
"a the many new questions coTnins before our
judicial tribunals. Ws viii publish ali the l'E-
.srtsEt decisions Of the SaprsEo Court non
oa,cisl sources, which may be relied upon as
sn,irsiy Trustworthy. .....
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

In the piztrict Court Of the United States for
the Middle District Of Tennessee In the
matter Of Sampson Thomas, Bankrnpt-In
Bankruptcy.
Vt0 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN THE IN
i deTsisned hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment as assignee OF sampson Thomas, Of Shell
Tennessee, within said district. who has heen
adjudged = bankrupt upon his own petition by
the District Court Of said district. Shelbyyilie.
Oct. 81, 1867. ror-
noy9- Oaw3w G.. j. MOODY, Assignee.
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I'm RANRRUPTCY,

Miaadie DisiFiei - Ieaae@ses.
TUE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
L Eofiee of kis AppointM ent as Assisnee Of John
K-tiaoaman's estate. oftbe county of Rutherford
and State Of Tennessee, within aid District. Ehs
has been sd5uagsd @ bankrupt Jpoa ai5 own
petition, hy The DIstsscl Court of said nistTiet,
b. l.. RIDLEY, ia, Assisnse-
NeFembsr IA, 1861 uavlZ lsvSw 3
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very Description Of Printin

FRON THs FISEsr srYts oF
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

Al MrRTREEss9Eo, EoTESsEE 4TE. lss7.5
TUE UEpE2siGEFp HEREBY, GIVES
\ poticc Of lis. apPoihtment IS Assig1ee q
pavidson SamueTs,sf kgtlerford coRpty, grd
Safe Of snnesese. within saii district vro
has been adjudsed bankrupt upon k.a eva
petition bT the plrtrict goyrvol said dlstTict.
q. l. RIDLEY, JR-, Assignee.
novI4 laws
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ISY A CONSOLIDATION OF THE lash.
VILE Union AND AMERICAN and the
DISPATCH, and by the generous and united
support of the UNIoE AND DISPATCH by the
patrons Of both the former papers, the Propris-
tors are enabled to present a Newspaper hhhs
20 unsurpassed in this city or State.
IN FULLNESS AND ACCURACY
NEWS. our paper will compare favorabiy Hh
the hest in the entire country; aud IN sayine
this, We only repeat the expressions OF many
our patrons, who are most capable OF Judging IN
ueh matters.
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PROGRAMMES
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lyD IN PACT, ..I
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uuOn the Subject Of Agriculture

And kindred topics. we shall also sive an ex-
tepsiye variety of valuable and interesting mat
ter-the best adapted TO the farming classes o.
.oqr Slate. which will. in = great measure sup
"A, me placs of family agricultural paper. -
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supreme Court at Nashville.

OFFICE aF TIE CLERK SUPREME CoURE
FGR THE MIDDLE Div. OF STATE OF TAM,
Nashville. Tenn, Sept. !, 1857. }
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N next term of this court will commence a.
the Capitol at Nashville on the tirst Monday, II
being the ID day, of December next.
The docket OF the 18th Circuit will be tried
arst then the l2ib, etc.. ETC., reversing the whole
docket. .
The law docket Of each Circuit viii be first
tried, then the equity docket. and then the Stale
docket finishing the respective dockets Of each
Circuif when they are reached.
JESSE @. FRAZER, Clerk.
SEPT dlw&w2mos
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REDUCTION OF RATES

We are rratissa at boins able TO state ihat
,ho vcrr IsrSe increase in the numecr ci GU
Ds,,v ana Tri-weekly subscribers enaeies Us .
-,luee the price Of subscription to these editions
T.ao 50 the more cheerfuIly because 'hs hecss =
.si,ics Of the PEOPLE. in the imposerishsa eonal-
,;on Of car stricken section requires sush en-
e,ssTions as can be reasonably made IN ihe,T "a
ssT,s,s From ana AFTER the lst January th'is 9
fcrs. our 49,, mn
FIRMS or SUBSCRIPTION WILL hh
In ADVANCE
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LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS,

DY FRANK II. ALFRIENu. OF RIGH-
ID mond, Va. formerly editor Of the SoUFHEsS
LiTERARY MEssRNGRR. and well known, both
during aud since the war. from his connection
with the Richmond press,
Tlis is q full, complete, and authentic history
OF the life and public services OF the great
Southern leader. 1t is new and original work.
and sheds aood Oi light upon many important
subjects connected with the late war. which
have never been nnderstood-or, at least. but
imperfsctiy s0-becavse the facts necessary 70
their eincidlatiou have remained inaccessible 20
all previous Wri ters. Mr.. Alfriend has enjoy ed
unequaled and peculiar advantages in the prep
all on eSamastign, Ii vita eYsfyHheFe he
looked fer With eager interest, and is certain 10
psoye one ofthe most rapidly selling books ever
pablished. For eircuiaTs giving full particulars.
terms. etc. address
THE CAXT0N PuBLISHIAa HOUSE.
= West FoRrth strest, CINCINNATI
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RILLs on sFCoNn RRAnIEa.

House Bill No. 100 To aid the loyat
citizens of Tennessee in recovering from
the national government just eompensa-
tion for their property taken and used or
DESTROYED during the rebellion. The Miis
itarv Committee reported in favor OF he
rejection Of the bill,
Mr., Agee moved to concur IN the repori
of the committee, and upon this motion .
lengthy discussion took place. 1.a t3-s
Several members thonght a better bill
than either eonld be drawn up and were IN
favor OF postponing action until this eonld
be done. The motion TO postpone was voted
down and the motion TO eoucur in the re.
port of the coEamittes prevailed,
Mr. Bosom entered a motion to Teeoh-
slider the vote, on the ground thai by re-
ieeting the bill the House preelnded the
passage Of any bill during the present
session, which should incorporate the same
general provisions. He read from the con-
stitution in snpport ofhis position. Partner
discussion ensaed, ard pending vote upon
a motion to tal1eup the motion TO recon-
sider, the House adjourned until 9 =. II.
tom orrow.
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CHANGE Of TIME.
OFFICE GENERAL suPERENTESDl

OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT ;
AAsffyIILE. TKSS.. Sept. 3. ls67.
ON ANO AFTER. sUNDAV. sEPF,R
" 20. 1861. and until further notice, TWO
DAILY PASSENGER TEAMS will ran as
follows
Morning Trala-Leaving Nashville at g 40
q. sn., arriving Memphis al = y. n, arriving
ESemins h e Traiss.Issyins Nashville AT 1850
y. a., arriving Memphis NJ lO,a5 a m, ar
irving Hickman At s-aS q. Ei
Making close connections with the Mobile aad
Ohio Railroad at Humboldt Tor Mobile, New
orleans, aud all intermediate pOints.
At Hickman connecting with a FIRST class
tfne Of steamers for Nicksburg, Natrhez
Baton Rouge. Cairo, 81. Loais. and all intsrme-
date points on the Upner ani Lower Missis-
sippi Rivers. A 6rst-eiass Transfer Steamer
viii ply between Hickman and Cairo. making
close connections with the Illinois Central Rail-
road for s., Louis, Mo. Chicago. III. Dubuque.
Iowa, st Paui. Minnesota and all points We.t
and Northwest.
Passenger Train Ieaves Memphis at n y. IN.
Hickman at $50 n. an. arriving Nashville at
Passenger Train leaves Memphis at 4:3e p
na-. Hickman at $50 a. ni., arriving Nash
vile at e:Ao o'clock n All.
:. Making close connections at Nashville with
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad for Chat
tanooga.- Knoxville, Lynehburg. Richmond.
washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia. New
York; Atlanta. Augusta. Savannah, Charles
1uA Daseh, Slvi,sVt tpV!!,s hoSt 'iuts St'. on
meets with the Louisville anu Nashville Rail
road for Louisville, Indianapolis. Cincinnati,
aud oil points East. Cenhects with the Nnsh-
yiile and Decatur Railroad for franklin. Co
lumhia. Pulaski. Athens Ala, and Decatur.
Alabama.
This IL the Shortest and Cheapest
Route TO Memphis, it being seventy-nine
miles shorter than the Decatur route, ami
taFty-six miles shorter tnan the Edge6sid and
Kentucky route. -.
Chief Eng. and Gen. Supt. n. and NJ X. 4.
aug23 II
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.nafo, .sortsr periods q the same rs'ss'
nry. earnestly appeal ts cur friends - =
&. ss,.ns,as evr .irsalatisA: and 10 thereby 'a-
'.-s.s,sg s.aT means af usefulness. A eoSS %
-.nsr viii be seas gretn.tousiy TO any one
Is ION subscribers 70 e.trer Of theedihons
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House of representative.
NEW FILLS.

Mr.. Mynatt A bin to incorporate the
Union High School of Knoxville.
. Mr.. Agee; A bin to define the duties Of
Jnstices of the Peace in certain cases, and
for other purposes.
Mr.. Thornburgh, OF Jefferson A bill TO
repeal the lllh section of an act passed
March 9th, 1867, Incorporating the Dand-
ridge Railroad Company.
Mr.. Hewett: A bill for the benefit of in
digent orphans. The bill provides for the
appropriation OF money from the State
Treasury for the purpose of purchasing
school books for such children.
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PLAIN OR FANCY CoLORS,


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F .
LNp IN TsE
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REsoLpTIoNs LYING OVER.


House Joint resolution No. So: ReGuir-
ing a report from the Surgeon General Of
all operations in his department under the
militia organization, was adopted.
House Joint resolution No. 86 Appoint
ing a Joint special committee to iuquire
into the mode in which the several secg-
rites and different funds have been man
aged in the Office of the Comptroller, and
to inquire fully how all matters touching
the financial interest Of the State have
been managed in the several Offices Of the
State, with instructions TO report to the
Governor on or before the arst OF October
next. Amsndedso as to require the com
mitlee to report TO this General Assembly
before the close of its present session, and
adopted,
| House joint resolution No. 90 Re
questing the Adjntant General TO render
10 the General Assembly g report Of the
number OF militia called ont under act of
February 20, 1867, the character Of SER
vice performed, when and where dis
handed, etc. was adopted,
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