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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-18
COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE NOV. Is.
CoTrov-Cotton is still held at irregular figures We
heard of but sale yesterday, and that at S 80 Our
readers will bear in mind that present quotations
are for sales to fill ORDERS and not speculation
From aetter dated New Orleans the 18th, learn that
the present crop of cotton will fall short of that Of last year
The receipts al all the ports 500 bales against
s. 467 bales same time last year.
CoIToN.-Our semi-weekly report closed upon heavy
market but on Wednesday buyers forward more
freely than previous period of the and some
10000 bales disposed Of without any material change
in prices though with rather seadineSs and TnneSs
for the grades ranging from Mddlng to Middng Fair,
which the descriptions most in request. On Thurs
day the enquiry renewed TO fair extent and the sales
reached about $500 bales There also fair demand
Yesterday, and 5000 bales changed hands making
total for the past three days Of 90 500 bales and for the
week of $4,000 bales taken for England France, Spain
the Continent and the North. The demand has
mainly upon what termed clean CottOns CHASING
from Strict Mddlng to Mddlng Fair, and for these de-
scrpOns the market is rmeT owing to their comparative
scarcity but the business Of the last few days has also in
cuded low lists and enabled TO quota
tons for Inferior and Ordinary qualities, which for some
past have been without fixed market value from
the entire absence Of demand for them. will be that
figures range unusually low, compared with the bet
Tar daScrinOns
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FOR sHFRIFF.


~ We are authorized to announce L. W. FUssEI
candidate for reelection to the Office of Sheriff of Davidson
county, at the next March election
"a We authorized to announce JoHN K. EDMcSDSoY
. candidate for the Sherffaty of Davidson county.
ea9- We authorized to ENocH CUNNINGHAM
as candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing election.
~ We authorized to announce WILLIAM LuroS as
acanddae for Sheriff of Davidson county, the ensuing
election.
f3s-We are authorized to announce E. B. BIGLEr as
candidate for sheriff, at the ensuing election.
CLERK THE COUNTY COURT.
~ We are authorized TO announce JOSIAH FERRIS
candidate for County Court Clerk the ensuing election
~ We are authorized TO announce FELIX r. CHAIRMAN
candidate for reelection for County Court Clerk the
suing election.
- We authorized to announce lsAAcM JONES can
dldae for County Court Clerk the next March election
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
sB We authorized to announce JoHN Rains for
reelection County Trustee at the ensuing election
sss We are authorized to announce Thomas SUMNER as
candidate for Trustee of Davidson County.
~ Weare authorized TO announce GEoRGE CLARK
candidate for Trustee of Davidson the March election
"a We are authorized to announce the name of w l..
HUNTER COecor) candidate for Trustee for Davidson
county at the next March elections.
~ JAMES T. FAULKNER is a candidate for Register Of
the Land Office for Middle Tennessee at the ensuing
of the Legislature
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MARSHAL,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF FOUR WRPTS of fl7-i t1cias to me
ID directed from the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the Middle District Of Tennessee founded ON four judy
meuts rendered in said Court its September Term 1855
to wit
David Jayne Son, rs. Mark L. Cartwright and LEROY
Armstrong. Judgment 18th September I-53; same Is.
same, Judgment 18th September 1855; ". MCallY Son.
same, Judgment 18th September, 1858, and John ~
Oty, same, Judgment 10th September lS53
will sell to the highest bidder for Cash al the Court
House door, in the Civ Of Nashville on MONDAY the
18th day OF December 1862 all the right title claim and
interest of the said Defendant LerUy Armstrong and
to the following Lots, in the City OF Nashville to wit
LOT No 49, designated in the plan Of the College or
Academy property, fronting 80 feet Cherry street. ana
running back the usual depth of Lots in that part oil the
City, and is adjoining the residence OF VIM StoekelL
ALSO part Of Lot, No. 81 fronting 90 ieet on summer
street. as extended bounded follows beginning al the
Northwest corner of T. MOseys Lot the east side OF
Summer street. thence along the east side oil SAID street
so feet thence al angles northwardly and parallel with
nrar Street 10 eet to Newnams line; thence running
bac with sad line about so feet Alley; thence south
worldly with said Alley 60 feet to MoseyS corner; thence
win the line Of Mosely Lot about 10 feet to the begin
RE undivided interest of Mark l. Cartwright in the
above described Lots conveyed 10 Leroy Armstrong by
two Deeds bearing date the 2st june 1873 and are OF re-
cord in the Registers office for Davidson county in Book
No II, pages zg5 and 29G.
Both Of said Lots have been levied upon as the prourv of
Defendant Armstrong and will be sold 10 satisfy said wT
this 25th day Of October 1855.
j. b CLEMENTS
Marshall, L. S. Middle Division, Tennessee
BY has Deputy, a... Il. \. CLEMENTS
oct27-H
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sTEARE PRINTING.

One oil the prettlest pieces of machinery ever seer
in Nashville is the steam engine manufactured fol
us by the Nashville Manufacturing Company, and
which propels our power presses. This engine i:
placed in the basement of the building. Immedi-
aely over it. on the first story are placed our beau
ttul power presses, in charge of Mr.. 6. Y. JOHN
sToN, the best pressman who has ever been employ
ed in Nashville. On the first story, also are our
counting-room and room where we are happy at
all times to see our business friends.
The second story of the building is entirely oe-
cupied by book and job printing Office The
three large rooms in this story are filed with the
largest and best assortment of job printing materials
ever gathered under one roof in the Southwest.
Our varieties of type are almost endless. Here,
also are our handpresses, including beautiful card
press capable of printing 1900 cards per hour
These rooms as well as the general oversight of
the whole office, are in charge of Capt. GLENN a
gentleman of great capacity and experience, and
who, with his large corps of assistants, is turning
out for our customers, with unequaled promptness,
book and job work which we are not afraid to com
pare with the best Philadelphia work.
In the third story, under the charge Of P @.
WARREN, the types for our newspaper are set In
this story, also, LANoDoN & Co., have room where
they set the types for the Banner Of Peace and the
Pearl the press work of which we do for them.
We also print for this firm the Sentinel, temper
ance paper. And in this story also, the editors
have corner room, high above the dust and noise
of the city, where they indite sound, wholesome,
and radical democracy and feel proud of possessing
the largest and most complete printing Office in the
Southwest and in publishing one of the best news
papers to be found anywhere.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TELEGRAPHED FOR THE UNION AND AMERICAN

NV ORLEANS, Nov. I7.-Sugar steady; fair 81 to
&c. Prime, Nolasses 19J to 90 ohio Flour 3SS-
Mess Pork IA to l43. Bacon sides dull, &c. no
buyers. Lard in bbls. lie, in kegs IL. Whskey
2S. Star Candles 600 boxes ATS. Rio Coffee
l0a to IL. Rice 5. Cotton, middling 81.
New ORLEANS, Nov. There is panic in the
pork market sales of branded mess at l3 So Ba-
con sides dul-buyers offering a. Whisky 2Sa
30. Lard in bbls declined to lie
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And FOR sALE-RY YIRTIIE nFAn E-

L 4 Of the CGuny Court Of Davidson county,
dered at the October Term 1s53 the Of Thomas
Farrell Administrator the heirs OF Jeremiah Shmmck
deceased will offer for sale, al the Court House. in the
town of Nashville Saturday The 81 Of December next
TRACT OF LAND, containing ten situated the
MurIeeSbOro pike about miles from Mas! vile.
Said Tract OF Land belonged to the Of jeremiah
Shmmek deceased and is sold for the purpose Of paving
debts Ofhe estate and upon the following terms, 10 wit
500 in cash, $50 upon credit Of SiN monhs and the bal
upon a credit Of twelve months, with interest from
the dale. Notes with good security required, and lien
tanned upon the Land until the purchase morey is paid
oet26--trw6d +. T. CHEATHAM Clerk.
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ERRATA.-In the communication in yesterday S
paper the subject of the State Penitentiary, one
or two important errors occurred. The appropria-
ton required at the present time should have been
put down at $4,000 instead Of $4,000 In one
of the concluding paragraphs stated that "there
are persons who would fain re,ove the Penitentiary
from the State, &c. Forremov read tease.
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.HAILoRAN,S ALHAMBRA.v

As Cherry Street. opposite CooPey's BaiidiagS.
rINHE above establishment is open to the public a
aud in a style demonstrating 20 those who "a
call that there is nothing left uudOne. The bar IS II
stocked with the finest Wines, Liquors. Cigars etc etc
and the Restaurant is arranged that the guest mas ~
RELY on the luxuries of the season beng properly N
served up. In fact, his arrangements are complete,
and he hopes enjoy patronage Tse above de art
will be under the immediate superintendent OF ny
J. s BERroLI the undersigned himself devOtng his entire
attention the Cuisine and general supply departments.
Continual experience of the last fifteen years in Of
the first houses in New York Philadelphia, Baltimore and
this city make lm Of opinion that he cOnduct
Il house To meet the wishes of good custom
rT-LUNCH every day from 1915 to l25S, and a. night
from y 10 u O'Clock W o. HALLOkAN,
oct1I-1m PROPRIETOR
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE NASHVILLE mANUFACrURIsG COMPAlT

THE NASHVILLE MAEUFACTURIHG COMPANY.
THIS establishment provided with Machinery ana
i Tools complete Of the most modern construction also
with the best Mechanical skill that the country affords and
respectfully solicit orders They arePFearedO execute As
follows:
- RAILROAD MACHINERY.
Suehas LOc00tiges for Passenger and Freight Trains
Passenger Freight and Repair Cars completed and aloe
every description of work appertainng 90 Rail Roads
STEAM ENGINES.
Boat and statiOnary-fom 70 500 horse poweF-Witb
boilers of the best tennessee Iron.
SAW MILLS
Machinery complete for fitting up Sash Cirenlar Saws
complete with the newest and most approved modes.
GRIST MILLS.
Esqiass and Machinery made for all sizes complete; tn
gether with Machinery for Sugar Mills and Cotton Gins al
Machinery for Blast Furnaces embracing CAST 0n Cgi
iaders for blast &c.
ROLLING MILLS.
Engines Cast Iron Rollers and all machinery for Roll
ing Mills-cempete- at shortest notice.
BRASS AND IRON CASTING.
OF any description with shafng, mill gearing water
wheels cast iron Bank vaults &C. &C. made to order.
Address JoHS THOMSON. Agent who Is practical
chenist) or the Undersigned. JOHN 3. JOHNSON,
Jun2l-ly President.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Davidson County COurt-NOvember Term, 1853
Henry J. Hyde
Henry J. Hyde

Milla Shannon and others
this it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the following defendants, 10 wit William Shan
and his wife Alla shannon formerly Mlla Hyde whose
residence is not known, and Edmond Hyde, Martha HYDE
and MOrgiana Hyde the three last being minor children OF
John HYDE r deceased and residents of the Stale of Hi
nos noesdents OF this State and out of the uris
detion Of this Court and that the usual process Of this
Court cannot be served upon them it ordered that publ
cation be made III newspaper for said defendants Ia
forward the first Monday in December next and
plead, demur To the BILL otherwise the will
be taken for confessed he and set for hearing the
said term of the Court +. r. CHEATHAM, CLERK, &c.
nov9-tMA Ml stdec-P Printers fee s.
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The recent transactions to which We have alluded, have
been wholly in the heavy descriptions Of Tobacco the pro
duct of Mason county having received no attention from
purchasers The stock of tins description is IN few hands,
and as the crop Mason county has suffered than any
other portion Of the West many of the large shippers have
placed their factors here under limits which above the
views Of purchasers Arrived since the 18th instant -
hhds which constitute the entire receipts OF the week
Cleared the Sth instant for Savannah hhds Total
exports of the week hhdS Stock in warehouses; and on
shpboard cleared the 18th instant 1854 hhds
Neir Orleans Price Current l9h.
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WHOLESALE
D R i G S Z @ R E.
Corner of Market and Broad sts., Nashville.
W. F. GRAY,

- SUCCESSOR TO CARTWRIGHT AND
- ARMSTRONG, Wholesale Dealer in Drugs, Med
icines, Paints, DIVES, Glassware and Variety Goods,
Corner Of Broad and Market street. Nashville Ten
Would respectfully inform the public that he has
purchased the stock Of Cartwright 4 Armstrong Druggists
Of Broadway and Market where be intends keeping
large and well assorted stock Of Drugs Medicines Paints
Oils, TuTpentine Dye Stuis Window Glass, Glass Ware
and all other articles usually kept in Drug Stores together
with stock Of varieties suitable for the Country Trade
Druggists, Merchants, Physicians, Manufacturers and
Planters invited call and examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere, he is determined to sell at such
prices will give satisfaction ALL the quality of the goods
warranted be represented large stock having
been purchased the East since purchasing the stock viii
enable him compete with any house in the South west He
offers for sale low for cash. time to punctual
500 gallons Tanners Oil; 500 lbs Litharge;
10 bbls LinSeed do; lOOOibs Venetian Red;
5 bbls Lard do; l0OO1bs Spanish Whiting;
bbls Epson Salts; a. bxs Boons Scotch Snuff ;
500 lbs Elk LOgwood; 20 bxs CARROTS do do
200 lbs Madder, bbls MacsbOy's Snuff;
rs lbs Muriate Of Tin; 1000tbs Putty;
500 lbs Alum; 500 MS Aqua AmOnia;
go lbs Gum CamphOr; 200 lbs Spirits Nitre;
5OO0fbs Sup Carb Soda; 500 rS Sulphurie Acid;
so gross NJ Lanes Nermif ge 500 lbs Nitric do
20 gross FahnstOcSs do; 500 lbs Muriatic do
50 gross Mustang Lnament; ~ lbs Syrup Tod Iron;
500 lbs Red Lead;
Feathers Beeswax, Ginseng, &C. taken in trade at
ket prices. OctSO
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McCREA & TERRASS.

Corner of Broad and College Streets Nashville, Tenn
Agcnts fer SmitEs Pittsburgh and UheeliAg, XIG, and
Celebrated h6aRetfs
DALE ALES, PORTER IL BROWN STOUT.
i HAVE now in store the following, which they will sell
at Pittsburgh prices Transportation added) To-day:
l25 Bills w Smiths Pittsburgh Ale for summer use;
$50 "Kennett Brand equal to the best Scotch Ale
lO01S do do for family use;
20 Casks Bottled do;
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COAL.--TI

CUMBERLAND COALs--The undersigned has
~ at his yard, College street, opposite Capt HoTnes
Paint Shop, fine lot Of the best Cumberland Coal which
will be sold at the market prices The public are invited
to call and try this coal JAMES HUGHES
~ Having Wagons and Teams, | am at all times pre-
pared to furnish my old customers and friends with sand
and Gravel to do any hauling that may Se required
Nashville, October 20, 1888 j. Il.
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NEw-oRLEANs CLASSIFICATION,

ToBACCoThe transaction which noticed in our last
weeks issue relieved the market very materially, and The
holders ofhe present stock large il is maintain posi-
ton Of great mness regard to prices and 1t is now dit
fcu find any lots at inside figures, especially Of the
Refused descriptions Buyers however, appear to have
paused their operations and the entire sales Of the week.
at least far made public barely reach 800 hhds the
prices for which withheld and repeat our previous
quotations until further operations shall Indicate marked
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THE BEST OF BOOTS AND SHOES ARE ALWAYS The

16E oEoA VI bOOAo ANO o31OAo M AZ n - AAA--
CHEAPEST.
CHARLES SAVERS. corner of Market and --ssp
! Union Streets would 10 his customers and ia
the public thai he still continues 10 manufacture all -
kinds of Boots and Shoes at the shortest notice and OF good
materials lie has hand large stock of the above
named articles, both heavy and light Of the latest fashion,
of his make which he offers for sale at rs low prices
the quality be purchased in the city. All he
asks is give him call and be convinced that : TO the
interest of the buyer 10 encourage home industry lie also
makes order and keeps hand superior article Of la
dies Shoes, suitable for fall and winter
p 5. Repairng done at the shortest notice and on
sOnabe terms. ect4-am
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OF The river continues to rise There are at
present feet on the Shoals which is enough water
for medium boats
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The beautiful and affecting play of Jane Shore
was well presented at the Adelphi last night. Mrs
FARREN sustained the principal character in highly
respectable manner. Mrs. Fs voice is not good
buther conception of characters and general style
of acting justly entte her to rank high in her pre-
fession
Tonight we have KNowLEs play of Lore, and
WANTED 1000 AIiliners "a very fine bill
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REcoRpERs CoURT-Nov. 1G.-OwEN McCARTY
for Disorderly Conduct Fined So 90 and cost.
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SrEAMBoATs.-The Embassy arrived yesterday
from Smithland; LueQa left for Paducah. Harris
uiHe Gdrria and Ale0na are hourly expected
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~ The weather is unusually warm for the
season. and presents spring-ike appearance.
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MONTGOMERY, Nov. 1.-THE Legislature con-
vened at noon. In the Senate, VIM. B. Martin was
elected PRESIDENT and Phelan Principal Clerk. In
the House VIM. Garrett was elected Speaker and
NJ Graham Clerk They are all Democrats
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MERCHANDISE.
Fall and Winter
STOCK OF DRY GOODS

AT NICHOLS CORNER.
No. Is. Corner Square and AarEet Street N1shciAe.
II AS received his new Fall Imporations of RICH AMI
/ IL ELEGANT FALL AND WINTER GOODS 10 which
he takes pleasure in inviting the attention of friends and
the public feeling assured that be can olIr as af h
! gains be found in the city,
IN RICH FALL WINTER SILKS
Of the latest Partisan styles which are truly ELEGANT in
Guiding beautiful variety of the richest and ha5dsomest
Plaid, Brocadc Block Bayadere Striped National Rem
! and Watered Silks, as has been in this city. FF'
New and Beautiful Partisan Plaids
! Of entire new designs, with The handsOmest and
| RICHEST COMBINATION OF COLORS,
| Including the gay, grave, rich and elegant.
New and Choice French MeTinos.
The most desirable eolors IN market embracing the most
fashionable shades-whch the ladies viii find beautiful
ELEGANT RICH DELAINES AND CASH
MERES,
Ofthe choicest patterns and most beautiful coOrs and in
fact every other kind of Dry Goods. suitable for
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S WARDROBES.
Canton Grape and Embroidered Shaws of all kinds,
GLIDING the Rich Broche, or Cashmere Shawls.
MOURNING GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
ofBom6azines Alpacc, Cloths, Canton, Black de Lanes
Bareges Grenadins Mourning Sleeves Collars Chemizes
handkerchief, and everything else suitable for
LADY'S MOURNING WARDROBE.
Also beautiful variety of
LACE GOODS,
Honon, Nalencienne, and Needle-work Collars; Rich
Cambrle Ohemzetts and Sleeves; insetts Jaeonet and
SWISS Edgngs nsertngs Cambria snd Swiss EOuncing,
applique work. Also line assortment of
LADIES' AND GENLEMEN'S GLOVES,
iandkerehies Cravats Silk Cotton and Merino Under
shirts and Drawers.
HOUSEHOLD AND FAMILY GOODS,
Of Linen and Cotton Sheengs and ShTtings Table Da
masks, Napkins, Towengs, Crashes and Diapers.
WOOLLEN BLANKETS,
Quilts Flannels Canton Flannels Welsh Flannels and
Cambria &c, &c
FRENCH CLOTHS, DOE SKIN AND
Tweed Casslmeres; Over COatngs of all kinds. And will
open in few days beautiful assortment of the
LATEST STYLES OF PARTISAN CLOAKS
AND MANTILLAS,
Made OF the very best material, dc, DC.
Call and examine this large and fine assortment of goods
suitable to the approaching season. and you viii not be
disappointed either in styles or prices.
Sept 81, 1858. JAMES NICHOL.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE

Davidson County Court November Term, 1853.
George DiHamett Admir-, and others
Squire johnson, and others.
TT APPEARING 10 the satisfaction Of the Court in this
case that two Ofthe defendants, wit Squire johnson
and his wife Martha Johnson nOn-resdens Of the State
being citizens of the State of Missouri and that the usual
process Of this Court could not be served upon them
ordered that publication be made in newspaper for
thirty days. requiring said defendants appeSr the De
ceber Term Of this Court and plead to the petition other
wise the viii be taken for confessed as them and
set for hearing, &c pirts. +. H. CHEATHAM.
NOv9-w&tw tilt dec y Clerk.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
sENATE-Fonrsoos Session.

THURSDAY, Nov. H.
/ Mr.. Nixon, from the Committee on Claims, re-
commended the passage of the bill for the relief of
Washington F. Williams Concurred in and bill
passed second reaging.
Mr. JoSEs from the Committee on the Judiciary.
| to which was referred House bill to repeal part of
an act passed 9th February, 1852 recommended
the passage Of the bill on its second reading with
an amendment. Concurred in
Mr. JONES from the same committee. also recon-
mended the passage of House bill to change the
time Of holding the chancery court at Sparta. Con-
CURED in.
Mr. JONES, from the same committee, recon-
mended the passage on its second reading of House
bill to repeal act entitled an act 10 repeal so
much of the 48th section of act now in force in
this State provides for the trial of slaves for cap
ital Offences and directing the mode of trial in fu
ture, passed Nov, 8, 1915. Concurred in.
MIR. JONES, from the ssme committee, recommend
ed the passage of House bill 10 repeal the act of
1929, ch. loo, secs and 2, with amendment.
ConcuTed in.
Mr.. JONES, from the same committee, recon-
mended the rejection of Senate bill to authorize adj
minstrators to redeem real estate in certain case.
Laid on the table. t
Mr.. REID introduced bill establishing a coloni-
cation board, and making appropriation for the re-
moval Of free negroes from the State; and
Mr.. NoRTHCCTT a bill to change the name of
Harriet Hampton of Grundy county; which passed
first reading.
House bill to amend an act passed 18th January,
1852, chartering road from Tazewellto Knoxville,
was amended on Mr. Carrigers motion, and passed
third reading
The bill to increase the jurisdiction magistrates,
passed third reading ayes, u; noes, TO-
The special order-Mr Nave's tipping bill
was taken up, and debated until the recess
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate spent the afternoon session in dis
cussing the liquor bill, without coming to a vote.