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p R U S S IA.

United States Minister Bancroft at Court.
BERLIN. August ~, 1851
Hon George Bancroft had audience with bis
Majesty the King Of Prussia this morning, and pre-.
scented his credentials Envoy Extraordinary and Min
lister Plen!poseutary OF United States the Court
81 Berlin
Mr. Bancroft has received an invitation 10 q dinner
given |. his honor BY Count Bismarck.
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AfELlas N tennessee.

Suspension Of the Muster Om Of state
cusrd.--C ciored Coasrrv stise Nissiena-
ri~s-Brcwniow's Majority 10000.
NssuvuiE, Tenn, August ~, 1861
Gsncr, Cooper issued order this morning stopping
the dsbsndmsnt os the State gusrds lie gives az
reason the bad conduct OF the outlaws asd disloyal
citizens In csrtsiu portions Of The state No rscom-
msnds Tie loyal Wen who have been tbrestsned 10
bring sut. snd promises 70 dispose Of the state guard
for their protection
Joe Williams aud Ben Holmes, colorsd, lst here to-
dsy 10 speak beha % the conservatives o! Georgia
invitation
Governor Brovnio~'s nsiorty viii he over 1fty
thousand D.. sresdy engaged n preparing bis mes
ssge and inaugural address.
A oornmis,iOa wll he given 10 Colonel I. n williams
% Attorney General for The carthsge district.
DR. D. 81 CiT Of fraukiin. was com mlssoned ,o.day
~ Cov.ruot BfOwi0w Receiver " the Memphis snd
Jbis Railroad and Mr. Rohsrds, OF Msmpb!s Supsfi in
,snd.n Tue road fsisd 10 gay lie interest 'aoosv due
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ARREST Or AARON JONES. THE PRIZE eIsSYsa.

CxGSaAr, Angus. 2T, 1881
Aaron Ioces vas arrested by tho Sheriff this morning.
aud held IN bonds for So 600 not TO fight In Hamitos
ooanty. securities we're gwen. and Jones was imms-
dtateiy released.
The fight place Saturday next, a. some ecsa-
ity within fty miles OF thla city. The hackers OF Jones
hcCoo have announced that oil persons DESTROYS OF
witnessing the eight positively be In Cincinnati ~
Friday evrr,ne, nuyuss TITO excurs0n vii, be mads
by railroad BY special trains that wiii ssava 81 veg
early hour on Saturday morning.
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THE YELLOW FEVER N TEXAS.

IRON the Evening Telegram OF Yesterday
BALTIMORE. August 81. 1861.
Tho New Orleans and Texas papers report the .ver
still raging Corpus Christi with malignant vruience.
while at Indianola Lavacca and Victoria has materially
Abated
At Lavscca the disease thus far has been of very mild
type and the ccnysescent cases largely ou,aumbered
those that proved fatal
Rev VIM. J. Harris the Methodist minstsr 81 Lavscca,
10 msntiO ned among the latest victims
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RIcExosp, August II, 1861
Nearly ons million dollars six per cent worth OF North
Carolina bonds issued ct Raleigh few days since
certain railroads In that STATE 70 be paid out 10 con
trsotora This 10 part Of tbs four millions authorized
By the last Legislature.
Over half million dollars have been subscribed BY
ths Virginia counties 70 the Chesapeake and Onto Rail-
road.
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s.uc,l MASS MEETING IN MACON, Ca

Macon. Co., August u, 1881.
colorsd mas meeting was held hero to-day, and
attended BY SIX 10 eight Thousand persons Speeches
were made by white and coored orators 10 the interest
OF the radical party and the Atlanta radical platform
was adopted General good order and feeling prevailed
IN he xrouud aud IN the city.
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The slaughter Houses Ordered fr 0m the City.
The following general order was yesterday issued 20
the captains Of the various police precincts;

ORDrrS-N0. 5l9
SUPERINTENDENT MElEOpoLfrAS POrfcn
200 NCfsrRRr STRAIT, Nsw YoRE Angus; "a. isss
The Metropolitan Board OF Health having, July VI,
1871 completed tho revision OF the Code OF SANITARY Ord
thereby nodded section forty three read part
This, on aud after the 10Th DAY OF jane 1851 neither
The the driving cattle shall united
OF at any place in The city Of New YorE Of
Toriyecond street, shall tho Strengthening of cattle be
conducted at place In the city Of New Yo north OF
oui a special written permit from this board"
And portion OF The thiriyeigh'h section OF aid code
Tns word cattle shall bs held to iucuds all animals,
srcep birds fowl aud dsh Of which part Of The body
Therefore u Is made unlawful 10 drive any ofen. bulls
cows calves sheep OF hogs along o. through any OF be ave-
OF Forty second street either during the DAY or night
10 likewise made unlawful TO al ger any OF the AMI
mails enumerated at place 10 the city % ssv lct south
In any animals are brought 20 any wharf or
ferry landing the city OF New yoTk south OF Forty second
u made duty TO prevent the same from beua
landed be dr~on through Che streets within your pre-
clnct: but the contrary gu-i fega> them ~ he
taken away In the sSue manner IN which they ucIe brought
10 The city
second aud IN the city % BROOKLYN where the ssugh
sring Of cattle allowed 90 be DONE such asnghteuE
gan take place unless e spesa written peral.sion 81 the
Board OF Health shall have been hrs ohAnei therefor
No ohcsr o. the board Of Health Of tie polce force,
!. authorized ~ grant efnts Violate % require
alsnis OF these ordinances
You WILL therefore that each Of ct. several eisussa
strictly enlOed within yonr precsc sud tses no VIC.
ls'of IL permitted 10 escape arrest aud pun shlnent
The sresls ana avenues north u Frgy secoud sNec. w
ne city o Kew York, Indicated 10 General Order NO bil
may be driven pursuant. cbApsr Tc q ~ laws q 1867
VIII remain the routes IN That poron OF se city, ana dur
JOHN t. KsSSEDr, superintendent
tn "a lua uest ri
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AID fus TINE GALVESTON YELLOW feWa SUFFERERS.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
We beg to acknowledge the receipt Of tie following
sums donated for the cid OF ths sufferers by TIE yellow
fever II Galveston. Tsxss;--
W. b. fsnam.. tlVV
Ss,on as sssss,S, 60 Through McM,hon 100 100
v,bbard, Fiske Co.. .......-.................. 80
Total. $500
SPOrFORD. TlLEsToN co.
Nsw Yoex, August 81, 1861
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NHptr N ! WHISKY CASE q PENNSYLVANIA.

rrtrsBrRc August q, 1891.
rhs Iyconns coIsiy whiskey case Of Rank, Barker
Heudecsor, h1sors the United States District Court,
seized by y. e. Linton, tinted States Revenue Agent
has been isd sad the Jury to-day brought la verdict
OF guilty This the lsrgssi wh-ksy case that has
ares esea wsi "a ,ss Wsssfa dauis, Of fsaasylvaaa.
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1ss tatlssA n rHs knlAs Issaraal.

sr Loris, Assas, q, 1851
Three husdrej saa thirty deaths by chcisra hev- oc
eur cd he Ind rsrrory sovth OF Kansas. Thirty
seven Der cent or ,ns population NJ rprl cboa have
died from ~ ~ Fort Atbgoss sSw soijss ssf
ssysply ngs Iad,tss a." riccaos.a 70 "
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In tho Evening Telegram

WILL BE rousD DAILY :.
THE LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE BY GABLE
srxcIar. rELEaRAss FROM ALL PARTS or
AMERICA :.
FLASHES FROM ALL PARTS; !,
ALL The LOCAL NEWS !.
iorIo. AND cousr x.rrzE..
. LABOR MOVEMENTS. :.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE PROM ALL PAHrs or
THE COUNTRY. :.
NEW JERSEY. LONG ISLAND. wEsroansrER Axp
STATEN ISLAND NEWS. :.
A GUIDE AND DIRECTORY or rhk WAYS o.
LeAyiNs NEW YORK.
A FAMILY xARxRr REPORT. BEING GUIDE ~.
HousEExEErEhs AND COOK.
LISP OF THE sAvISos BANKS ~ raK CRY.
TUE AMUSEMENT: IN The !ErRcroLr.s,
PERSONA: IsrELLIcrson., !.
cKsEEAL NEWS oS rEs DAY. :.
Oessrr .rAoEn1, AID rosrer I.
&c. g.. &C.
rue EVENING TELEGRAM has rus LARonsr
CIRCULATION or ANY EVENING PAPER
PUBLISHED.
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paizs FIGHT. At GLOUCESTER, A. j.

PsiAps,PHtA, August 81 1867.
prize nght occurred to-day At Gloucester n. J TO-
tween jim Flyish and Bob Swecny, for 500. TweAty
round, fought. In thirty inmates. Sweepy voa "
FIy1sh striking . foul blow.
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FIRST RECEIPTS OF TIVE coT1un caop IL GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, Ga, AurUa 81, 1851
Three bales OF cotton received from Qoitmsu,
Ga per the Albany and Guif Railroad This Ia the apA
cotton received this season from the above place
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In thousands af Ca-cs.-Mrs. WipNSw's
soothing syrup for all diseases with whseh
sced such ss teehny gripng IN the bo~, wisd colo.
Co. used with perfect aud failing IN
thousands Of cases softcns The gums, rcfuces aneamrs
aud slsys all pain Mothes, do not fat tYyrosutop
-sli fo- MS Winsiows Soothing syrup. hsv
Ips .he fac smile Of Curtis Perkins on isde
PEI. Al others AFRO tsse limitations.
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NORTH SCHlESWIc.

The Danish Dema nds on Prussia.
LONDON August ~, 1857.
TIE government OF Denmark has renewed Its demands
on Prussia regard the northern PROVINCES Of 6ches.
wig
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OBITUARY.

Death Of Professor FarRday.
LoxDos. August ~. 1851.
NJ YaraAsy, che eminent professor, died to-day.
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Lyons magnetic Insect Powdrr.-ih ~ owiS ft.
only genuine sxfe XII iOsehrs bsin ~ mofns
aud AL inject vermn; flee ffom pe''oh "oP" ~
BARNHSi, a Park
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w.red Jar p.ior- the highest prousiuu
sod medal for the perfection Of sewing Mschnes and
manufsrture See OF -ei M OF awards and FAC srais u
medal At WHETHER WILSON'S.
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Grover 4 Baker. iiigns-, Premiaps ssvsss
Machines f0 Broadway New YORK

ri'., Ppsmu,ns' is;s NO. Gss Broadway. Se- Ycrs.
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that the interview Sszburg Wit have 40 other eharae-
Ter thsh that OF demonstration somewhat marsAo'
perhaps, Of siiec.onae sympathy mingled win regret
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Captain n. r. PARKER.
Captain ID W. BO'rANON. tf,,,o,,,.
Captain =. J. UNDERHIfL.
Liant Holm n RAITERAAN

Governor Perpoint is making . stunning tour IN
the valley Of Virginia Hc has been well received thus
far for he Is in decided opposition to the Hunncu
black mans party.
slim meeting OF the black mans RADICAL party
held in Richmond las, night devise pro'ong
the sxistsuce OF their organ In that city-T1e Nsu
Naier. Frantic appeals were made by their leader,
Hunncutt and his cosdutor TO tho negroes to put up
thor money II finally determined 70 levy
Irritation OF twenty-five cents per week on each en-
franchised negro In and around tho city The number
Is estimated at Ave thousand Those present agreed
under the stimulus OF Hunnicuts oratory 20 pay ths
amount but u ia very problematc whether many others
will DO This ~ regarded the 6rt open sign OF the
approaching death Of this party owing Is thought to
the rapid growth of the white party Ia ths State
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xv,u. xy.,t,,s for - Tough 'te go rs 10
cane" YOU srs o.leu .cr,f ne seeds q consnmrnc.
vu.,s. a., a. o, tAttF1 kkrFcrpRAst. ears oAo
~, eau ~ uvasas ssi Coda SAD W~yssAa
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. LADY Of grAcnsssd Chsg,n,sssl. shy, ~.


I, positively hair 10 its original color ara
youthful beauty s delicate dressing impars fe ErovsA
tho weakest hair stops Its falling out -
once sold BY all druggists Fashionable hsirirsssers ssA
- A' SARAH A. cHEvALtga NJ o.
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In rheu.and. af Ca-cs.-Mr.. '

IiiI, the Iuimi,abte, Inns Resumed Hair C.t.
ting s'uds % Duane street Hair Dye. ~ " ~ b'ss o.
brown; D.
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The Imperial Co.ferenc. a, saIxsars.

lbrom the lpdepsndsncs jelEe, August ~
The journey 70 sslrourg, with respect TO which Tue
court Of France prompt 70 enshtsn that Of Prussia
especially through the ip,srmsdston OF the Count dc
Goltz 10 not Of nature 20 offend Count de- Bismarck
his sovereign We should even be tempted 10 believe.
With our Berlin corrsspondent that, taken tosethsr
With the lnopportans proceeding ~ " de Moustier In
favor or Denmark, the RUSSIAN Cabinet, the
rary, congratulAtee itself upon this visit from the point
Of view OF successes IL 10 calculated 20 promote 10 the
approach ing. elections for abe federal Parliament An
article published yesterday the Journal d.S Dfbdts.
and which assumes the form CT o diplomatic commune.
eaton will no, modify thess approximations OF ,hs PMS
sian government psrusa Of Il will lead 10 this con-
vction.
According 10 ,ss French print the two Empsrors ip
their approaching CONGREGATIONS will speak Of every qts-
tn OF presv ooi,dn1 ne Old and Ne,c Worlds the
temeut Of thc Mexican war the constitution OF Ger.
nsnlc unity under the supremacy OF Prussia, and
epally 10 crown ALL the dsmemberment OF the Ottoman
empire Espolson !. sod Alexander dividna Europe
between them s Erfurth Rae bot 10 extensive pro.
aramms a. that OF which the Dtt1s desires 70 give the
settlement % Napoleon III aus Frsncs Joseph mas
uotvIbstsnd,na the authority which ordinarily attaches
10 what appears IN ihs 'cprnA vs. psrsisl " reviewing
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THE SULTAN Ar HOME.
Arrival aud Reception Of Ills Majesty In
tOnstautinOple.
ronstantinopis August u Of altauaus

Arrival aud Reception Of His Majesty IN
tOnstantinopie.
oonsansinopls tAugast correspondence Of Galgnanis
Messenger
AZ nine o'clock hs morning the prolonged OF the
guns from the -ofwAr IN the hsrbor and the land
batteries and the sharp roll of usketry from the troops
who lined both chores Of the Bosphorus announced the
Sutsns return 10 ConstsrtinoPle after his memorable
six weeks journey in Western Europe.
His Majesty left Rustchuk at nine O'Clock yesterday
morning by the Rustchsk and varaa Railway for varns
which he reached at quarer past four IN the after
for varns and Rustchuk since Wednesday last TO meet
theirsovsregu. Ali Pashs having expressed wish 10
60 by an Austrian steamer the Austrian Loyd's agency
PLACED ors OF the finest Of its ne tho Neptune
al his Hghness disposal On arriving varna lfteen
have gone straight on board the Suitaneh and started
at once for Il quick work for the imperial hotils 10
cross me Black sea and make the Bosphous this morn
ing after run OF only sixteen hours.
Notice was issued from the Grand vzisrs o1cs last
naht and this morning the heads of the various rel
Rous communities of the capital the Turkish civil mill
tary and ecclesiastical unctonarss IN vessels provided
by tho government, and members OF the diplomatic
corps in the despatch boats Of the embassies out
70 the entrance OF the Bospnorus welcome the Sultan
home The news OF his approaching arrival gave fresh
stimulus TO the preparations making here for his recep
ton, and the finishing arc being given in
all directions TO arrangements OF flags and festive de-
Wees earlands and trumpha arches.
In all directions, in fact the coming fee in honor Of
the Sutan's return from Europe promises to be the
finest ever Witnessed in the Turkish capital Tho tes
tvities will continue for three days, during which the
Custom House and all tho public Offices will be closed
and there will be three nights Nominations Tho whole
city Is with flags ana decorations and alive with
animation. The release Of small debtors and OF persons
convicted OF minor oTnces has been ordered, large
sums are given in charity and general amnesty for all
political aud press offences is spoken Of.
The Suitan's Plan Of Reform.
A telegram from Constantinople da.ed the 18th of
August. saysThe Sultan his return declared to tho
Grani Vi2er that the reception ho had met with from
foreign peoples and governments had srengthened in
hun the desire 70 assure impartial protection 70 all his
subjects
"rhis sentiment" said his Majesty, sis that OF a
sacred debt. Ay socitude will remain constantly
awake In favor of the progress Of public instruction,
extension OF OF communication, good orgaaiza
ton Of national forces and the developments OF
credit"
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ACCEPTANCE OF n ChnIIenGe.
POfAk SOS, the first ufac:urefs or genuine Meer
seh4um Goods In thus country accept herewa The otter
composition, 20 In pressuos
expcrts the trade and the ums aud place.
ADD only BY the principals Of the respective asus THAN
selves
PoLLAK a son.
6k2 Broadway. near Fourth strsst,
aud q Johu street, near Nassau.
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Exposition .Uslyer-slie. Paris, 1857.

CanpbeIl, Chemist and ,Apos hecnry. r.yses
gath Twenty eighth stect.--frr Nefcpes
aud Prescriptions dispensed With care.
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ui.etur.d wsolssais aud retail also sppisd q S~
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Marine IatelIigence.

QuxsssrowS, August 27-Evsnnu The Innian steam
ship CITY o. London, Captain Brooks which ieft New
York Aususs II, has arrived here. on her to Liver
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The Howe ssach,ne Ceg,o.n 9. yl,a- ,i.wss
Jhe hIsi, -. pr-uans To- ser'"t sns'ns"s '"'' ~
New ycfk
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Ray MiIier's Hair Dye.-Bcst. Chescests Ne
us aud ddrsbc Sold BY drusss.s Depot 70 Dcy street.
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Superior DYES. shirt. Al, ss' tn xe-"is Fsne
J.. aeo collars 81 20 per aczep, 81 no. sf"@rc~'
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PGLIT!GtL AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 the HERALD.

Call for Convention OfsEx-Omcers Of the
United States Army and Navy-GovernOr
PierpOiUt stamping tho stRte-NegrOes
Taxed 10 support Radical Newspaper.
WASHINGTON. AUGUST 81. 1881,
10 Clock 7, NJ
Intelligence last received from Rohmond Va. states
that a, a meeting OF ex-Uuited States officers and
soldiers held in Richmond, Va tonight the following
call for a convention Unanimously adopted -
To Tx OFFICERS us1Ixp STATES Aaar AND NAvr
RrslpiSc vIRGtsA:--
we. The Executive Commttee OF the eIonicers soIiegs
and sailors Union OF Richmond In accordance with
instructions frsm tho Union. hereby call uron
AL oxcf5oers, soldiers and sailors OF the United
States Army and N,yy now residing In Virginia to
assemble in convention In the United States Court
room, tie city OF Richmond at twelve O'Clock NJ, the
2sh Of September next for the purpose OF defining hs
political position and to take such other stems rs the ext
zency of times rusy 70 demand J. 10 earnestly
desired by Union that officer. soldier and sAot
attend ths couventon united action on our part II
made necessary by the lortant events now uansprns
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40 FOR SOUTHERN RAILROADS.

Nsw Yosx, August 81, 1867.
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.ai4ar oas IS sIisvg :
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The Message 81 G0vernor Buu0ck.
Bosros, Jan. q 1891.
Governor Bullock delivered his message 10 tbe Massa-
chuseas Leg stature to-day. The total funded
and unfundcd debt OF the Stale amounts 70 nearly
s25 ssoooo OF the aggregate expenditures Of aas'a-
shusets account Of the war amounting 70 moro than
$50 100000 including that OF her msniclpaiities The
sum thus far paid and payable freely ron w Snts
Bamed amount tho sum OF $3.50 oe2 ~ has psea
en- arged the United States government under ne pro.
visions cf the acts OF Congress authorizing rare
demniHcaon for expenses incurred By the loyM ssea
The message treats very fully Of edueations stss.
charities, savings banks, the military AND 0snU soes
insiu,ons which wefconductcd and o. rrsss 700
70 the community. special sppropnssu' sn
Ia recommended 10 dafray tho expenses euene'n9
the Paris Exhibition the part OF the state -
regard 10 national aArs the Governor euloses We con-
stitutiors amendment and recommcnds ~ adoption ~
the Legislature. He expresses earnest hope hsl
Congress- having conceded the principle 10 the case %
tho District OF Colombia viii complete the wora - aus
DicousIy begun By esssbahns unvsssA saaass - W
kysveuatiS hw = ~ No
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.lsaes,eia a'gsrQ@s9 aetsaSVt4 ntev fatt
I.iaN 4 ss3 Nas4 ~ reo
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-02

HHH
Aae special conmistee. e whom was re-
SsEEsd The muddy seho0l-fand business. os
the 10th inss, sasas ths s5ll3wing report y
the Senate:
70 TIE Ssness .ars1 Hossss Of ReDyessnf1.
tires The Joint special COMMITTEES to y7hosE.
vas referred that portion of the GogeraoF :
message referring o the school fund deDosi-
ted by ths Treasur5F ef TIE Sssss. as Sapsr.
intendsnt Of Public Instruction.. subniis
Sc Section 81 zind IN and .s..
tle the business Of the Baak Of Tennessee. .
directs that the sum Of Sel3 $50. In TTnSessi
stzsas Zs20 boudz, ssia1 IS sstaibss aud
placed in the hands Of the Treasurer Of the
State Of Tennessee as a part of the said com
mon school fand deposited 10 the Bank 81
Tennesse8.
This fund vas. by the Treasurer Of the
STATE, IS SslpeFIn tsa1snb 5E Edblfc Tnatruc-
ton. deposited IS she tennessee Natiansl
~ Of Msmph.s sa 1tbessEish tie aesursd
interest up = The 18th of August, 1856,
gave certificate Of deposit, and be also de-
posted twenty three coupon bonds Of tha
state o. Eeaaessse eaE 4s
For the purpose ol' investigating into and
collecting the said find deposited with the
1eanssses Nati0nk a1k, fas Sc ssessr.
as Superintendent 6f Public INSTRUCTION.
gave 70 She seventies appointed by Goyer.
nor Brow Enl0Vg. for tiat purpose two checks
o. tlss sgR<f one 50 go, and ous for
800 .900s alSO, certificate Of deposit for
S45s sl32 s25i asd q EeeeiPk signed By the Presi-
dent Of the Tennessee National Bank for
tWeas3-thrse bOlds0 0E sse Stsfe 81 I'sEnssaee,
yEsta coupons att9ohed, the same belonging
30 the school fund.
The c0nmittse proceeded 30 Memphis, and
st once presented the claims On the Tennes-
see National Bank for settlenenB, end their
Aeg9siatlOAs with chat Bank, resulted in
the payment to the COMMITTEES Of the follow
ing amounts and notes
0rdsEs0a t4s SeCsstaEys Of Etessstry Of
the United States for z-3O securi-
ues.ss.ss.s....s..s...s...... $4,000 90
HFreHcy 595 90
Suadls drafts on banks ....s.s .g.268 638 IS
I.ss-sarss state BONDS; s '.....s 900 20
Als0 on note aigned by the President Of the
Tennessee Aatienals s3aAk payable
p l5ths AaFch, IS65...........(eS $50, ,493 IS
Do. paysble sth June. ,S62 SO
10Th Sspt.ssoss =. ..s...S.3, ,23I 25
18Th Dso....,,s....s....S4,6 500 90
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" Aasshets, G0Es pt7olleE 0f sIs State, the
iamoSns collected ii cash, together With the
certificate Of depOsitano the notes and bonds
Of the State, as set forth in the above state
menk .ss s7ti4s s e. Ns-1Sst s-1As'' -t''
The committee are exsrsieing,. as they
tihEks Ee1eEs asseRsti5n & th5 discharge
Of the duties imposed on them, which, wheh
SCzade lzEi IoEEl Sic sstbiect Of anotheE
report ,fs
The report was received, fled, and 40
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