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nashville, Nov. %


CoTToS.-Raher activity in the Cotton market for
the past two DAYS than heretofore noticed. We heard Of
sales of 50 bales at from z to 81.
KHw ORLRtNs, Nov. l9.-CoTToN.-Arrived since the
18th instant % bales Total receipts Of the week. 3d.
7S9 bales Cleared since the 18th instant, 1924 bales
fetal eIports Of the week D. 96 bales Stock IN presses
aud shpbOard cleared the 18th instant l54 4O6
bales
Our sst report e the Cotton market with far business
dang and rather full prices for the better grades
while the low qualities though in SOME demand, were read
" sbtnAhe at comparatively rates. owing TO their
unusual abundance. On Wednesday the demand
nswsd with fair degree Of activity and sales effect
ID 10 the extent Of about 1900 bales the rates ranging
shous the the day previous. On Thursday the
market opened with fair enquiry. ard sales had been
rnde 40 The extent of about bales when the
Iuent of The Arsbas arrival with advceS Of the actual
commencement Of hnstities between the Turks and the
Russ ans put q stop To operations
Yesterday the market presented but little animation,
rartiss generally appeared DESTROYS obtain defnl
Information respecting the state Of affairs in Europe while
a vas stated that of orders aud reductions of
limits had been received TO extent At all events only
w BUYERS came forward TO operate and the business Of
ts Hav was confined about 200 bales; making total for
ts past three Of bales and for the week of 35
eoO bales considerable portion of which has been taken
Cor England with parcels for France San, the Continent
aud the North. In respect to prices have no marked
change To notice since last report Some OF the pur-
sha~s OF Inferior and Ordinary COtons which for long
tme accumulated without demand indicate rather lower
range for tho the Middng and better grades are fully
sustained BUYERS failing obtain any advantage since re
eept OF the Arabia's advices.
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H0USE-MoRSING SESSION.

FRIDAY, NOV.
The House met pursuant TO adjournment
Prayer by the Rev Dr. GooDLET
Reports were made by several of the standing
Committees
Mr. STEWART introduced q resolution on the sub
iect Of order in the House during morning PRAYER:
read and withdrawn.
Mr. SNIrH, of Davidson, introduced resolution
directory 10 the Comptroller in regard to the pay
Issnt Of small claims.
Mr.. LAMB introduced a bill to reduce and regulate
te tar Merchants icence; read first time and re-
feTed to the Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. EEBB introduced bill to authorize the voters
IN the first DISTRICT in Lincoln county-includng the
town Of Lynchburg-to elect an additional Justice
u he Peace; read first time and passed.
Mr.. CLEMENTS introduced al bill to incorporate the
Fynus Lick and Greenvile Turnpike Company;
read first time and passed.
Nr. STovALL introduced a bill to incorporated the
Hickman Railroad Company read first time, passed
and F6feScd TO the Committee on Internal Improve
Enents.
NJ. Macy, of Warren, introduced bill to amend
che revenue laws and for otner purposes read first
cme snd referred to the Committee on Ways and
Means
Mr. GLssoNs, of Davidson, introduced bill to
incorporate the Edgeeld Institute read first time
passed.
Mr.. CLESExTs, of jackson, introduced a bill 10
better protect privite character read passed and
ftsRed to the Judiciary Committee.
Resolution for the benefit OF Mathew Norman;
read and rejected.
Mr.. SYKES introduced bill to authorize the Trus-
tees of bns W kiams Port Female Academy, to sell
the Academy property &c. read and referred to
Committee on Education and Common Schools.
On motion the House adjourned until . clock,
p
HOUSE-EvENING Session.
The House met pursuant TO adjournment and
took up resolution directory TO the Committee on
Banks which instructs said committee to appoint
Commissioners to investigate the condition of the
Bank of Tennessee and Branches &c; read, amen
ded and passed.
HOUSE BHLs ON THEIR THIRD READING.
Bill to enable the citizens of Hancock and Hawk
ms counties to build road over the mountains in
said counties CThis bill proposes appropriatng six
thousand dollars TO said road)
Mr. TEMPLE advocated the passage Of the bill in
a speech of considerable length. and was opposed
by Mr.. SMITH, of Davidson. Mr.. HUBBARD made a
speech in favor. Mr. CARREL moved to indefinitely
postpone the bill; which motion failed and on the
final the bill rejected ayes %; hayes, %.
Bill for the benefit of Frank Hughes; read and
passed.
And on motion the House adjourned until to-
morrow morning half-past o'clock
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.
SENATE.-EvHS1xe SESSION.


WEDNESDAY, Nov. %.
The unfinished business of the morning was re-
sumed and the amendment of Mr.. Nixon was re-
jectedS
Mr.. DAVIS moved to amend by striking out the
Great North and South railroad from the bill
Adopted. III
One or two other unimportant amendments were
adopted and the question required upon the mo-
ton of Mr. Reid 10 strike out the ID, 3D. 4th. and
9Th sections
Mr.. Bell moved to lay the amendment on the
table which motion prevailed, ayes, u, noes To-
MIR. Polk moved to strike out Mississippi Bolivar
and Jackson Railroad Company, and insert Missis-
sppi, Central and Tennessee Railroad Company
Adopted
Mr.. BELL introduced an amendment providing
the proviso that the bonds of the State shall not
be sold under par shall only apply to bonds issued
under this bill and not TO those issued or to be is
sued under the act which this is intended to amend
Adopted.
MIR. ROBERTSON offered an amendment to remove
all restrictions in regard to the route of the Nash
vile and Cincinnati road except that it shall term-
nate south of the Cumberland at or near Nashville
or South Nashville. Adopted
Mr. DAVIS moved to reconsider the vote striking
out the Great North and South railroad which
motion carried and the vote was reversed.
Ar. MOORE moved TO make the bin the special
order for Saturday Lost
The bill was then made the special order for FRI
day, and 80 copies ordered printed.
Senate adjourned to Friday, 10 A. N.
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CAPTAIN INGRAHAM,

4 Spirited Littograph in 7fnts Measuring secenteeD
inches high By tcentyfce cide-Eatied CAPr. INGRA-
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The engraving represents the soOp of St Louis drawn
up ready rake the brig Huza schooner and steamers
the harbor of Smyrna The is animated one Civ
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from ship to Shore An eye witness of the says that
it anxious moment; every waiting to wheth-
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Gentlemen, the must be given up into ones
hands on shOre my is that of justice and
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asm elected by this heroic stand of Ingraham that he
was hailed hero by the people at every port he visited
When he visited Malta the English officers carried him in
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THE WORKS OF JOSEPH ADDISON, including the
whole contents of b. p Hurds edition. with letters and
other pieces not found in any previous collection and Ma
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SENATE-FoRENooN SESSION.

".
Mr.. Nixon presented petition from citizens o.
Wayne county, relative TO the school fund of said
county.
Mr. CooKE amemoral relative to Putnam county.
Referred
Mr. NAVE, from the Committee on Tipping, &c
reported, pursuant TO Instructions bill regulating
the sale of spirituous and vinous liquors in this
State. Passed first reading.
Alr. JONES, from the Judiciary Committee. to
which was referred the bill to allow appeals in GER
tain cases, recommended the passage of the bill,
with amendments. Amendments concurred in.
and bill passed second reading.
Mr.. JONES from the same committee recommen-
ded the passage of the bill TO change the time OF
holding the circuit courts of Upton county. Con-
cnrred in, and bill passed third reading
Senate bill 10 authorize the Memphis GAINESVILLE
and Louisville, and the Nashville and Memphis
Railroad Companies, to consolidate, was taken up,
ou motion by Mr.. DUNLAP, of Henry, and passed
third reading
The special 0rder-the omnibus BILL as it is called
to amend an act to establish a system of internal
Improvements in this State-was taken up. and
amended in one or two unimportant particulars
Mr. BENTON offered the following amen dment:
1.-The Nashville and Memphis Railroad Company
shah have power 10 construct branch from the
main stem of their road from some point in Carroll
county TO MLemoreville and Huntingdon-and
shall have the aid of the State TO iron and equip
said branch road-upon the general provisions OF
the Act of February ii, 1852, establishing system
Of Internal Improvements in this State"
Which amendment was rejected.
The Senate took recess until half past . O'Clock
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.

Davidson County COurt-NOvemberT Term, 1853.
Henry j. Hyde
Mla Shannon and others
n this it appearing to the satisfaction of TIE Court
Il that the following defendants to wit William Shan
and his wife Mia shannon, formerly MIa HYDE whose
residence is not known, and Edmond HYDE Martha HYDE
and MOrgana Hyde the three last beng children of
John HYDE h deceased and residents of the State of ILL
nOs nOnresdents of this State and of the urs
dcton of this Court and that the usual process of this
Court cannot be served upon Them ordered that pub
cation be made newspaper for said defendants to
forward the first Monday in December next and
plead answer or deur to the hi Otherwise the same will
be taken for confessed to Them and for hearing tue
said term Of the Court F. r. CHEATHAM Clerk &c
noyg-tWS lstdec-Printer's fee 81
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THE EMPORIUM OF FASHION
Is fGfIf "a f9aff Hs@
Skr Sg SG
Paris Imported Bonnets, Millinery, &c.
FALL FASHIONS FOR 1853.
6nn FANCY RnNNETS

WE would respectfully inform the Ladies of town
w and country that WILL on Tuesday morning. the
4h exhibit for their especial benefit the largest and most
beautiful stock of Fancy BOunets and new styles of Embd
Belgrade and other styles of Straw BOnnets opened at
Nashville or in the West. Likewise rich Plumes Head
Dresses Flowers Ribbons Dress Goods Perfumeres En-
broderies and Fancy Goods &C. comprising $50 600 worth
Having imported great part direct from Paris prices
shall be lower than any of the boxed up MILLINERY adver-
verified fashionable and protesting to be the latest styles
Our long engagement in the business nine years in
Nashville and doing very eXtsnsive business, must give
us advantage any other house in the city, and fiat
ter ourselves that friends well satisfied So,
Ladies' we wish your visits to make your selections We
can make you look enchanting than this fall for
the street. balls and weddings having Ladies of superior
good from England France and New York. to assist
MS in our establishment We have added TO stock this
fall rich Dress Goods at less than auction prices fine
stock of Manas Wooden Coats, Caps &c rich Muslin de
Lanes and Cashmieres at & 80 and IS cents per yard
peror MerinOs S0c-worh 25 rich Needlework goods,
Chemizes Infants Robes Pointed Collars Underseeves
Handks beautifully embroidered at LES to IS, cheap at
80 to 500 Likewise large stock of Fancy Goods and
Trimmings. Having large stock this fall object is to
make small profits and large sales giving the purchaser
advantage of good bargains.
At the Partisan World of Fashion, No. &C. Union Street,
next to the State Bank.
E. WISE
oct 4-3m Agent
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undersigned hereby gives notice that whereas on the
10th av of December 1915 there was issued by the Com
monwealth of Virginia Military Land Warrant No $780,
for 400 acres of Land Peter Booth and Martha Porch the
heirs or legal representatives of Michael Booth deceased
late Sergeant of the Contineta line OF irgnia for SER
ycps rendered as Sergeant during the War in said Cont
mental line which said Warrant lost misaid and
whereas on the 2Sh day of October, 1884, duplicate War
rant was issued said minors, which said duplicate has
also been lost or misad and whereas the 9TH day OF No
vember 1873 another duplicate Warrant issued to said
minors now therefore publish that will make appl'ca-
ton the General Land Office at Washington for Scrip
be issued the only surviving heir of the said
Michea Booth deceased under act of Congress entitled
AN act making further provisions for the satisfaction OF
Virginia Land Warrants approved August 3lst, 1852.
novlS -tIi w3nls. MARTHA PORCH.
~ The Washington Union will publish the above
three months send paPerand account to this office.
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TIE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING c0MPAHy
Wis establishment is provided with Machinery eS
Tools complete, Of themost modern construction: aiss
WIN the bet Mechanical skill that the country affords and
peciuy solicit orders They are prepared to execute as
.Efz RAILROAD MACHINERY
N ouea as coHotices for Passenger and Frerhf Trains
aaeef Freight and Repair Cars coraplefed add aD.r.
every description OF work apPertainngt TO Rail Rosds.
STEAM ENGINES
Boat and statiOnary-from To 200 borss-,o.-- sssk
boilers OF the best ZsnAessss Iron "i'''
SAW MILLS
Machinery complete for fitting up Sash or Ci-r, o..
e'np'e'e' with the newest and most approved nodes
GRIST MILLS
agtnss and Machinery made for all sizes ,r,i.,- 4.
getner with Machinery for Sugar Mills and Cotton s;
taders for blast &c. W
ROLLING MILLS
Engines Cast Iron Rollers and an machinery for Rou
Jug pleie-Inade at shortest notice
or ~, BRASS AND IRON CASTING
1ny description, with shafting mill gearing zrafs-
"s a. cas-, on bank vaults, DC, &C. made 10 order
.bn;N S1HS iaoHrsoN Agent who is practical ms
en.ens.l OF the undersigned. JOHN b. JOlINSOV
President.
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nHmADELPInA ONE PRICE CLOTHING

L DILADELf3AlAO On FRICE
1 STORE, Cedar street, the Post Office Nashville,
Tennessee We respectfully call the attention of Gentle
the advantageous arrangement that have recent
" made for the purpose of furnishing them with cOthngO
superior quality much lower rates than has heretofore
been charged bv similar establishments The senior part
ner Mr. T. Clifton, residing and remaining continually
in Philadelphia having been for many years engaged in
the purchase of material and the manufacturing of Clothing
in the Eastern Markets. gives decided advantages which
returning the benefit of customers WIN this
arrangement and the price principle, We Halter our
selves that shall be able to give satisfaction to all who
may favor with their patronage
;Fs Making to Order.--We have in our employ one
Of the experienced and superior cutters in the United
States and will warrant work to give entire satisfaction
Our stock of Goods hand is large and beautiful COM
psng all the latest STYLES of fabrics introduced. Gentle
men will please call and examine our stock,
nova CLIFTON ABBOTT,
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.

Davidson County COurt-NOvemberT Term, $50.
George D..Hamlett Admir-, and others,
Squire johnson, and others.
1T APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court in this
oas6 thai two Of the defendants, to wit Squire johnson
and his wife Martha Johnson nOnresdens Of the State
being citizens of the State of Missouri and that the usual
process ohs Court could not be served upon them it
ordered that publication be made in newspaper for
thirty days. requiring said defendants to appear the De-
cember Term of this Court and plead to the petition other
wise the will be taken for confessed as them and
set for hearing plrte. F. r. CHEATHAM,
Noyg-w&tW till dec Clerk
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MERCHANDISE.
Fall and Winter
STOCK OF DRY GOODS

AT NICHOLS CORNER,
No. Is. Corner Square and Alrket Street. Na&ayiRs
AS received his ne Fall Importafions of RICH AND
IL ELEGANTFAb,I AND WINTER GOODS 10 which
he takes pleasure IN Inviting the attention of friends ana
the public, feeling assured that he can offer as at b
gains can be found in the ctv .
IN RICH FALL AND WINTER SILKS
VI the latest Partisan styles which truly elegant in
Guiding beautiful variety of the richest and hansome,
aaIa broeads Block BayAdere. Striped National Repp
and altered Silks as has been in this city
q. New and Beautiful Partisan P.aids,
n, enIIe new designs ~Ith the handsnnest aud
HICHEST COMBINATION OF COLORS.
inciuelng me gay, grave rich and elegant
The we VIEW ana Choice French Merinos.
So9rs IN market embracing the most
ELEGANT RICH DELAINES AND CASH..
MERES,
fact P'e r and most beautiful coors and in
ae.e,ery ether kind Of Dry Goods. suitable for
LADIES' and CIIILDREN,S WARDRORrs
Canton Grape and Embroidered Shawis Of all KINDS IN.
GLIDING the Rich Broehe or Cashmere ShawIs '
MOURNING GOODS OF All. KINDS
OfBombazines, Alpaca Cloths Canton Black Ie zines
arsges, qreaadins, Mourning Sleeves Collars ChemiI
Handkerehles aud everything else suitable fora
Also . beautiful variety Of
LACE GOODS,
HOnitOn, VaencieDpe, and Needle-wurk Collars: Rich
Cambria Chemizetts and Sleeves fin setts aconet and
Swiss Edgings lnserngs. Cambria snd Swiss Flouncng
applique work Also line assortment of
LADIES' AND GENLEMEN GLOVES,
Hanakerfheis, Crayats Silk Cotton and Merino Under
shirts and DrqRefs.
HOUSEHOLD AND FAMILY GOODS,
vi Linen and Cotton Sheetngs and Shirtings Table Da-
masks, Napkins, TOwelngs, Crashesand Diapers.
NOOLLEN 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 MANVILLAS,
Made OF the very best material, &c, &c
Call and examine this large and fine assortment Of goods
iable 10 the approaching season, and you will not be
disappointed either in styles or prices
Sept ", 1850. JAMES NIOHOL
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PUTNAMS MONTHLY-A Magazine of Literature,
Science and Art The November with preceding numbers
for sale by pOv22 TOON RUTLAND.
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OFFICE OF NASHVILLE GAS LIGHT CO,

DIVIDEND of per cent for the last twelve months
n a per share-has been this day declared the cap
ita stock Of the Nashville Gas Light Company, payable
the 18th of January nexpe being allowed to enable such
Stockholders NAV hold fractions of Shares consolidate
them. JAS. IL. kENDRICk,
nov6-lm Secretary.
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Monday Evening benefit of MRS. FARREN.

~ Box Office open from 9, A. NJ. TO II NJ; and from
! 10 s, ?. NJ the seats may be secured.
PRICE OF ADMISSION-Box and Parquette, rs cents;
Second Tier 50 cents Second Tier second Glass; so cts
Colored b, X so cents; CoOred Gallery, % cents.
Doors open at 61z Performance to commence at
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EWIN BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE
D r i G e Is rs.
No. 7, North College Street,
HAQuUII

NASHVILLE TENN,
VXT0ULD respectfully inform Druggists Merch ants,
w Physicians and Manufacturers, that they have
again commenced the Drug business in the new building
College Church street. and intend combining them
selves to the WHOLESALE TRADE. Their stock Is near
y entirely fresh one, and they determined to make
both the prices and qualities satisfactory. They offer for
sale low for cash time to punctual men E
$40 gallons best Winter Sperm Oil;
500 Tanners Oil;
1865 pounds Indigo, of prime quality;
l4ss do Nader
$50 do Extract of LngEond in small boxes
40 do Cochineal
65 do MuTiate ofTin;
1900 do Alum;
400 do Refined Salpetre;
1000 do Epson Salts;
$50 do Gum CamphOr
1900 do Sup. Carb Soda
80 Gro. NJ Lane Vernifuge
10 do MLane's Liver Pills
90 do Fahnestoek's Yernifnge;
100 dOz. Mustang l.niment
loo Gro. wood boy MATCHES;
$50 dNz. Mason's Backing;
$50 m. g. ID. Caps rs5. Is n - d.
loco pounds Red Lead-dry;
500 do White do dg
900 do LethaFge; %
1900 do Eng. Venetian Red;
200 bush. Kentucky Blue Grass Seed;
q boxes 5onns Scotch Snuff, in packages;
"a do CARROTS do do
90 dOZ, e do in bottles:
IS do Maccaboy Snuff; in cots;
1000 lbs. &c IN jars and bbls
800 boxes Window Glass-assorted;
1000 lbs, Putty;
100 pound: Pearl Sage;
10 do Tapioca;
$50 do Gum Arabio
Sc doz. Cod Liver Ol-Rushton, Clarke Co.'S
60 do Seidlet's Powders, in TN boxes;
36 do Soda; te
60 pounds Calomcl, English and American;
10 do HydriOdae of Potash;
2l5 do Spirits Nitric AetheT
IS do Aqua Ammonia
20 do Sqr. IOdida of Iron;
Schsetielin Extra Powders and Extracts
sOfi
Physicians Pocket Cases of Walls a large varity;
Ampaating, Dlssecting, LythQtonly, Trepannins and
Midwife instruments, in cases. F.. 7
Medicine Chess-a variety Of styles and Sizes
~ Feathers, BeeswaX, Ginseng Faxseed, &c, taken
1t the highest market rates. octiS-tf
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LETTER AND CAP PAPER
Double Medium Packet Post, Glazed Cover and other
Papers. Just received by T00N RUTLAND,
nov22 "A Union street