Francis Ford; also, the name of Jerdenia Hawkins, The bill was discussed and explained by Messrs. Correspondence of the North American and U- - 8. Gazette. DAILY COMMONWEALTH. to that of Jerdenia Hodge; also, the name of Wm. Combs, Wintersmith, Towles and Hardy. Washington, Dec. 23, 1847. TIIE Galaway; also, the Mr. Frankfort Advertisements. C. Denning, to that of Charles TOWLES moved to commit to the Judiciary He who undertakes to array all the inconsistencies of Union county, to name of Sarah Jane David, committee, and to have the usual number of copies and discrepancies and speciousness of the Executive FRANKFORT FRIDAY, JAN. 7, 1848. also, name of Kitty printed; that of Sarah Jane Mason; the carried. message, has no ordinary task before him, and one FUANKFOUT SHOE county, to that of Kitty Mr. STOKE, Jane Seagraves, of Allen COMBS reported against the petition of of which the public is likely to weary before the la- (Sign further lead- of the Big Boot.) LEGISLATURE. Jane Read, was read the first time; the James T. Mercer; agreed to. bor is half discharged. But it is an important duty the bill was then passed. Also ings being dispensed with, against the petition of Silas T. Yeager; with the press to keep these facts before the country, THE subscriber wuld respectfully call the attention of his H. R. benefit of the clerks of the agreed to. curtoniers and visiters generally, to his large stock SENATE. bill for the that they may be treasured up in judgment against of IN Union and Circuit Courts; second and third Also against BOOTS AND SHOES, , County the petition of Rachael L. Jett; administration, when reckon- Thursday-- January 6, 1848. this corrupt the day of All of which were bought at the lowest readings dispensed with, and passed. agreed to. ing comes. prices, and will be sold at nriri-- tn mi th CashJim,.. " holding the April Also Also, a good stock of Gentlemen's fine itiwiV.1 The Senate was opened by prayer by the Rev H. R. bill changing the time of against the petition of Andrew Lovelace; I have shown, by former citations from mes- the BKOJANS,( of niy own manufacture,) touether with a lar-- s Mr. Norton, of the Episcopal Church. term of the Union County Court; second and third agreed to. sage, that a system had been adopted in the public stock of - o Journal of yesterday was read by the Secretary. readings dispensed with, and passed. Also a bill to amend the laws of the town of departments, to misrepresent the condition of our fT. HATS AND CAPS, Of the latest styles. The public The SPEAKER laid before the Senate, the An- II. R. bill changing the names of Elijah Hise Bowlinggreen; read and passed. affairs, and to give a false coloring to all jr- are invited to call and transactions examine my stock before I of Board Marrs and Wm. Butler Also a for purchasing elsewhere, as am nual Report of the President the of Internal Marrs, Chas. Warren 6. bill the benefit of James T. Pettus; connected with the war, that were likely to operate determined to sell low for cash. SE TH read BEERS. Improvement. The reading was dispensed with Marrs, to those of Elijah Hise Greathouse, Chas. and passed. prejudicially upon those charged with the responsi- Franklort, January 1, lfl. the usual number of copies ordered to be printed, Warren Greathouse and Wm. O. Butler Greathouse; Mr. TOWLES, a bill for the benefit of G. H. bility of the government. and the report referred to the committee oh Inter- second reading dispensed with, and referred to the Robinson, and for other purposes; read and passed. Even at the hazard of trying the patience of my MANSION HOUSE, Improvement. Committee on Propositions and Grievances. CORNER nal Select Committees. readers, I must produce one other extract to illus- OF MAIN AND ST. CLAIR STS.. FRANKFORT. announced following gentle- H. R. bill incorporating the town of West Point, The SPEAKER the Mr. trate and substantiate the charge of general unfair- as composingthe committee of Apportionment: in Hardin county; second reading dispensed with, HANSON, a bil