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St@sMouse of Representative.
NEW BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS

NEW bills AM ANt-'CAfA ASANs''
NJ. Cason A resolution directing the
Joint committee on constitutional amend
ments to report on bills in their possession
at as early day as practicable
Mr.. Bosom A bill TO provide fer the
preservation aud safe keeping of the ar
chiVes of the State.
Mr.. Sparkman: A bill conferring chan
Gerry Jurisdiction on the Judge of the sixth
judicial circuit.
Mr.. Bean A bill TO define the ninth and
eleventh judicial circuits of this State.
Mr.. johnson A bill to regulate the ap-
poiEtment of special commissioners in the
settlement of estates.
Mr.. Jordan: A bill to provide for the
safety of persons engaged in establishments
and works propelled by steam.
Mr.. Prosser: A bill to provide resi-
dence for the Governor of the State.
HOUSE BILLS ON SENATE AMENDMENTS.
To incorporate the Peoples Aid Associ-
alton of Davidson county amended by
the Senate concurred in.
To amend an act Incorporating the Et-
ma Oil and Mining Company amended
by the Serate concurred in
RECONSIDERATION.
Mr.. Shepherd entered motion to re-
consider the vote of the House adopting
Senate amendments to House bill to pro
vide an Attorney General for the county
of Sumner.
SENATE Bills ON THIRD READING.
Mr.. Richards offered an amendment au-
thorizing the Nashville and Decatur rail
road to sell the property of said compa-
nv in the city of Nashville north of the
junction of said road with the Nashville
and Chattanooga railroad Adopted
Mr.. Woodard offered an amendment in
cooperating the Robertson County Manu-
featuring and Commercial Company
Adopted, and the bill passed.
To incorporate King Solomon Lodge No
| 6, |. o. B. A., in the city of Nashville.
Mr.. Kerchival offered an amendment
amending an act TO incorporate the Wild
ows' and Orphans Fund Life Insura nee
Company. Adopted, and the bill passed
To incorporate the Holy Congregation
of the Lovers of Peace. Passed.
To incorporate the Tennessee Stone
Company. Passed.
HOUSE BILL ON SECOND READING.
To abolish the office OF Supervisor 0
Banks; amended by committee. Amend
ment sdopted, and bill passed second read
ing.
HOUSE BILL ON SENATE MESSAGE.
To amend an act incorporating tn
| Church and Spruce Street Railroad Com
pany amended by the Senate; House re
fused to concur in Senate amendment
Senate refused to recede therefrom. Tn
House adhered TO its non-ConCurrence.
An omnibus turnpike and private in
corporation bill was then considered an
passed on third reading, and the House nd
| iourned till A. NJ. Tomorrow.
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Local Elections ian New YOrk-DemOs
cratic Victories.


BNGHAMPToN, n. Y, Feb. I2.-The
Chart-r election for town electors of
Broome county and this city, took place to-
day. Jobez f. Rice, Democrat, was elect
ed Mayor of Binghampton city by 155
majority. The votes on other city candi-
dates were more evenly divided. The
Democratic majority on the assessors vote
was 80. They gave a majority of Is on
Mexican, Republican, for Secretary OF
State in November last The other towns
voted as follows
Barker, Chenango, Carlesville, Fenton,
Leslie, Muer, Pringle and Windsor, went
Republican, and kirkwcod, Union, and
Nerta, went Democratic or divided. There
are three other towns yet to be heard from.
Erwin, N. Y, Feb. l2.-This town Just
elected A. J. Fox, Democrat, Supervisor.
This town gave Fenton so majority in 1866,
and in 1857, Nelson, the Democratic can
didate for Secretary of State, received Is
majority, gain of 65 in one year. In the
total vote there are only 337, and now
Supervisor Fox is elected BY 25 majority, a
gain of 10 more
OaDENsBURG, n. Y. Feb. I2.-The
election resulted in a Democratic majority
of 20. The gain since last election is over
800.
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A ELL is before the Pennsylvania Legis-
lsture making il unlawful for any railroad
company in that State 10 warm its cars
with stoves heated with coal, wood, or any
ntlammable matter. They must keep
them warm by some means that will not
occasion fire in case Of accident. If any
stove heated with coal or wood shall he
used thirty days after the passage of the
act, the conductor, engineer President and
Secretary Of the company shall, on convic-
ton in any county through which the cars
run, be fined not exceeding one thousand
| dollars. IL aRy passenger shall be burned
10 death or killed in consequence Of a car
being warmed in violation of the act, the
conductor shall be prosecuted for man
| slaughter, and if convicted he shall be i'm
! prisoned not exceeding ten years. No
petroleum or oil shall be used to light care
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
Senate
THURSDAY, Feb. Is, IS68-The Senate
met at the usual hour.


THURSDAY, Feb. 1S, lS68-The Senate
met at the usual hour
Bills AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Lindsey: A resolution authorizing
the Committee on Ways and Means to as
certain whether or not the State has lost
any money by any of the recent bank fail
ures in the State. Laid over under the
rules.
A bill Incorporating various institutions,
with clause making the stockholders in
diyidually liable. was lost.
SENATE BILLS ON HOUSE AMENDMENTS.
A bill incorporating the Working Mems
Association, with an amendment ineorpo-
rating an express company in Shelby
county. The amendment was lost.
A bill to amend the charter of the Chat
tanooga and Cincinnati Railroad Company,
with an amendment by the House, was con-
CURED in.
An act TO incorporate the Rieeville Iron
Works, Passed.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
A resolution for the protection Of Ameri-
cans abroad Referred to the Committee
on Federal Relations.
A resolution indorsing the restoration OF
f. NJ. Stanton. Indefinitely postponed.
Raising a committee to inquire into the
alleged cruelties TO convicts in the peniten-
tiary. Laid on the table.
A resolution to pay Capt. Heydt for
money expended in removing certain mill
tary stores. Concurred in.
A resolution asking 4 report from the
Commissioners of the School Fund in re
gard to how it is invested. Referred TO
the Committee on Common Schools.
A resolution asking an advance of $500
to the Rev. Herman Bokum, on the two
thousand copies of his book subscribed for
by the State, which is now in press. Non
concurred in.
A resolution to pay d. r. Kennedy SlOO
for re-registering the voters of Monroe
county when the former registration had
been paid for.
A resolution appointing a committee to
investigate the accounts of Capt. S. B.
Brown, late Receiver of the Memphis,
Clarksville and Louisville railroad, and
the receivers of all other roads in the State.
Concurred in.
HOUSE BILLS ON SENATE AMENDMENTS
An act to incorporate the Trinity Turn
pike Company.
Adjourned to 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
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FIRF IN COFFEE CoUNTY.-We regret 10
learn that the house and contents of John
Charles, Esq, of Coffee county, was de-
siroyed by fire on last Saturday week. The
cause of the fire is not known, but is sup.
posed to be accidental. Mr.. Charles lost
heavily in money by fre-having some
twenty-five hundred dollars in the house ;
fifteen hundred dollars in greenbacks, the
balance in gold and silver. The green
backs were consumed, and the gold and
silver was melted into mass, which has
been recovered in that condition. The
family were absent at the time, and the
only articles saved were the meat and lard.
which some neighbors rescued before the
flames reached the smoke house. This loss
falls heavily upon Mr.. Charles, and our
sympathy il more earnestly enlisted when
il ia remembered that he was father in-law
TO Mr.. Cook, whose family was poisoned,
in the same aeighborhood, some time since.
McHinnrlIs Neir Era FEB. l3.
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The Eastern question assumes new COM
plicalions daily. It's solution is rapidly
culminating--in conflict, no doubt, and in
the final extinction Of the power Of the Sui
tan, as il is now administered, or perhaps
ia securing to tia semblance Of Perma-
nence. The reported contemplated visit OF
Napoleon 20 ConsiAnlinople may augur Tor
the latter result.
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For the Family Circle,

Ana for the special pleasure and profit OF the
,eung each week we will give general Literary
and religious miscellany. Nothing shall una
"a. way into our columns unit for the rerusai
he mothers and daughters Of the land. Depre-
eating the demoralizing seusationslism oi many
contemporary journals. We shall escheW ina.
character: striving 10 give the reader substantial
olattsg. prslerriug 10 he useful rather than
eussti0Gal
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A BILL for the prevention Of quaokery
is now before the Legislature New York.
This bill seeks to establish a medical cen
sorship in the form of board OF physi-
clans, to be appointed by the Governor and
fei by the State. This board is to exam
inc all candidates desiring TO practice med
icine or surgery, and give or refuse them
diplomas. No one is allowed TO set up as
doctor in the State without having pre-
viously obtained this diploma Of the cen
sors.
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Madam RtssOrI etc.

HAvAEA, Feb 11.-Manzantella advices
state that a severe drouth ia retarding the
tobacco growth, and the probabilities are
that the crop will be cut short one-half.
Madam Ristcri has received letter from
the Emperor OF Brazil Offering her free
passage for herself and troupe to Rio Ja-
neito, and also the use of the Imperial
Theater in that capital.
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Our Manufacturing and DO'
nPstic InteTetss

We shall constantly admonish the Southern
osopIe to be selTreiiant. and shall do what we
NAV he able to induce the establishment OF
manufactures in our midst for our home pro-
suo,s To this end VIC will pay special attention
70 IN. COST and srAr1arIos Of manufacturing,
and exort ourselves to encourage the diversih-
cation Of Southern inaustries "nd tRe aeVoloP
ueut Of Southern resources-
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By A CONSOLIDATION or THE lash.
VILE UNION AND AMERICAN and th'
DISPATCH, and by the generous and united
support Of the UyroS AEp DIsPATcH by th'
patrons Of both the f'rmer papers. the Proprie'
tors are enabled 10 present Newspaper hithe
10 unsurpassed in this city or State.
IN FULLNESS AND ACCURACY
NFWs. our paper will compare favorably ut
hest in the entire country; and in sayin-
we ouly repeat the expressions Of Taany
patrons. who are most capable Of judging u
matters.
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PHmADELPHIA is now said 10 be the
second manufacturing city in the word,
and has twelve hundred and sixty-siT
mills and manufactures.
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UPwARps Of Eve thousand pupils, eight
per cent. Of whom are females, are daily re-
ceiying music lessons in Boston.
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1pou the Subject Of Agriculture

And Kindred topics, We shalt also give an ex
tsnsiye variety ct valuable and interesting mat
tsF-tbe hest adapted Go the tarmins classes O.
oar State. which will, in a great measure. sup
,l, an. rla,s Of a family agricultural paper.
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EDGEFlELD & KENTUCKY
RAIL ROAD
NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS LINE

THE QUICKEST AND MOST RELIABLE
L route to Memphis Humboldt, Cairo. aud all
points West
On and after Monday, tEe 10Th inst,
the Edge6eld and X entucky Train, which leaves
Nashville at o'clock P. NJ, will pass through
to Trenton, ia Todd county, Kentucky, on the
Evansville. Henderson and Nashville Railroad,
remaining overnight at Trenton, and return 20
Nashville the next morning at 10 O'Clock, max
ing the usual connection at State Line without
change Of schedule.
Train leaves Nashville daily at o'clock y.
m, and arrives at Memphis next morning at
q q. IN.
Leaves Memphis at o y. ia, and arrives at
Nashville next day at 40 81
The ? y. IN. Train makes close conn essions
st Humboldt with trains on Mobile and OHIO
Railroad for all points South. Also connects at
Humboldt with trains for Cairo, Saint Louis,
and all points West
This line is provided with elegant Sleeping
Cars. has been put 10 thorough repair, and y
prepared to transport passengers and freight
THOMAS HASSARD.
Geul Sup't &. i X. Railroad.
febIl II
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Removal Of city Dispensary.

THE CITY DIsPENSART HAS BEFG RE-
i moved from the kirkman Block, Church
street, into the Union and American Bioek,
corner Church and Cherry streets. 10. s15, uR
stairs, where charity prescriptions viii b Issued
as heretofore. j. K. MITCHELL,
JAMS Il Health 0hicer.
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decisions of the Supreme
Court.

Ia view o the necessities oi tue 'esS' 'i",0'
a..n. and the general public interest a.'S'n'us
4, The many new questions eomins before N"'
uaiciaI tribunals. We will publish all the 'h'
..rtant decisions Of the Supreme Court no."
.6eisl sources, which msy bs rolled upon a.
entirely tru-twoTthy.
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Middle District OF Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
Il notics that be mas bssn appoInted Arr gnss
q the e5fats Of Ediey Rsui, Cf y bite colntT.
un1n his own petition. b. ths Circuit Court Il
the United States Of said district.
janz3 w4ts A. FISK. Assignee.
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REDUCTION OF RATES

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the very LARGE increase in the number oi our
Daily snd Tri-W oekly subscribers enables Us 20
reduce tho price Of subscription 20 these editions
We do % the more cheerfully because the neoes-
sites Of the people in the impoverished oondi-
ton Of our stricken section. requires such con
cosrions as can be reasonably made ir their In
terests. From and alter the lst January, there
fCre, our
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AUGUST BELMONI.
William II. Kemble, Esq, State Treas
urer ofthe State of Pennsylvania, Harris
hnrg.
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Her Old Reputation Raked UP-SaIIy
Correspondence Retween August
belmont and the Radical State Urea
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CHARLESTON, s. C., MONDAY MORNING. MAY II 1868

the beautiful language Of one who labored In
We in the noble field Of education-'Go on,
tIien, with Iaudable ambition and an myield.
ing perseversncein the path that leads to hon.
or and renown.
'Go gatherkureIs on the hill Of science; hn-
ger among her unfadDg beauties; drink deep
Of her crystal fountain; become leaned and
yirtuous, and you win be great; love Goo ana
serve Him, and you will be hsppy."SS
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SpefiaI Motifes.

~ OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR
CTTY HALL, MAY I, 1s6s.-In compliance with In
structious rDcsyed at this Office the City Assessor
wonld can the sttsntion Of al oucerned to the fol
lowing named branches Of business in which the
lax offhree-quartsrs Of one Per cent must be paid
VIZ 49, : *.
oman sales by Bakers, Butchers Hucksters and
by dealers I'd RIce, Lumber, Hay, Grsin and Naval
Stores
Returns fof the above and payment Of the ta1 Will
be required from January !, 1858. :, ,,r,x,
81 1E (ttv Assesa0r
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Il
~ OIRoULAR.-TO, THE LADIES OF
THE VARIOUS CHURCHES IN TIE CITY OF
CHARLESTON.-We, the Ofcers and Members ol
the Young Mems Christian Association OF Charles
ton, would take this method Of respectfully sppeal
| fue 10 you for assistance. We propose holding;
~; ssA FLORAL FESTIVAL OR Fab,
during the latter p5t Of the coming month OF Msy,
toIping we may thereby reslize q sufficient amount
to enable us 10 continue during the present year tho
v,rious religious and charitable works which We
have commenced, and thus far carried on with great
success, but which we must necessarily but reluc-
tantIy abandon, unless we derive aid from some
source. The plm OF o Festival or Fair, during me
season of flowers, has suggested itself to our minds
md we feel assured that 1t only requires your %
tance to make It a complete mcceesa 80,
We propose that the ladies' Of each church prepare
onstabe or booth, supplying the same with such Az
Hcles for sale as their own good judgment may suS
gest, believing that 0 generous emulation thus en-
rendered as to which shall best succeed, will, when
all ara combined In one collection, present Q most
elegant and complete display; and furthermore, that
each table remain under the control Of the ladies' who
prepared IT, In order that at the close of the Fair 1t
be seen which mas BuCce6QeO poet LII VIC ohtoA
prise, and thereby contributed the largest amount
towards the Cause in which We are al 80 interested
We, therefore, respectfully call upon the ladies
composing the various congregations of all evangeli-
cal denominations in this city, to combine among
themselves, and commence st once the preparation
of such articles as their own fancy and Judgment
may dictate Let all assist, the humbless as well a.
the wealthiest and with united energics carry out
this work.
The members Of the Association will, one and all,
cheerfully perform all and every labor that may be
required If the and win hold themselves always In
readiness to obey every reques.
Those ladies' who are willing to assist us are ne
quested to meet every Friday afternoon at Five
O'Clock, in the rooms Of the Association I'm King
street, over Messrs. FooARr1E & sTnLMAS's storeh
TO confer with each other and the officers Of the As
sociaHon, and perfect such arrangements as may be-
come necessary in carrying out the plan suggested
to successful termination. 60
BY order Of the Association.
J.E. FOGART1E,
cacr>fnrv A
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@ NoTIOE.-ON A FINAL ADJUSTMENT
of the affairs Of the late copar.nership OF CRAIG
TUoMEY l. Co4 1t was agreed that all the oustand'
ing debts due the Concern should be paid 70 the
subscriber who Is alone authorized for the
same.
AL persons indebted to said Concern, by note or
otherwise, will makepaymentto rss
,...--...... JOHN TUOMEY, ,-
- S6 East Bay,
Aprfls Corner kdger's South Wharf
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May1
NOTICE,

a OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH,
i, CHARLESTON, 8. O., May 4, 1853.
ON AND AFTER TO-DAY, CHLORIDE OF LIME
be furnished, free of charge, by Messrs. g. W.
AIMAR, corner OF King and Vanderllorst streets.
and RAOUL & LYNAH, corner Of King and Market
Streets In such quantities. as they hsye bean directed
to furnish, as City Apohecaes to applicants for the
same. -. -. ..e.r,-.-.i,-
The citizens are earnestly requested to cooperate
with the Board Of Health by making timely and
udicious use Of the articles thus furnished.
- GEORGE s. PELzEB. NJ D..
. Msy4 s..[,. 10 City Registrar.
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NOTICE.

5g CRY CIVIL ENGNEFR's OFFICE,(
!. CrTY HALL, CHARLKsToN, March 18th, 1858, I
!. A LII PROPERTY HOLDERS ON TIE LINE OF
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commenced. - LOUlSJ.J BARBOT,
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