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Petitions were presented by Miles,
TiIIman, Guion and the president.


Gulon,. from selec, committee to
whom had been referred the southern
railroad bill, reported said bill back with
sundry amendments; which was re-
ceived.


Dupree introduced a bill authorising
the governor to appoint IA private secre-
tary on salary of $500; read once.


The bill TO allow the ,ax.colIeciors
until May nextto settle with The auditor.
then came up for discussion in commit.
lee OF the whole. The yeas AMI nays
being called on the passage Of The bill, ii
was lost-ayes l3, noes l6.


The bill to provide for the sale of the
100000 acres of land donated to the
state, for the Planters bank bonds, &c.,
was taken up. The subject was finally
postponed until Saturday.


Guion called up the southern railroad
bill, which was passed--ayes %, noes 9.


Lipscomb's resolution giving the CON
sent of the Legislature to the appronria-
ton of the States dislributve share of
the proceeds of the public lands, TO the
building of fort on our coast, to be
called Fort constitution; was laid on the
table.


On motion the Senate adjourned.