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HALIFAX, Feb. II The steamer Asia, with
a'vcts from Liverpool to Saturday the Sd inst,
being one week later than those by the Atlantic
arrived at this port to day
The cotton market at Liverpool was dull and
prices easier, though not quotably lower. Sales
during the week amounted to 1880 bales, of
which spectators took 200 and exporters $500
bales.
Trade at Manchester. and in manufacturing dis
triets generally, was dull and prices dropping.
There was small speculative demand for -four
and wheat, but prices had underwent no change of
consequence during, the week, outside quotations
for Western Canal flour 42s Sd, and for Ohio and
similar brands ass Sd Corn dull with limited de-
nand; prices had declined one shilling per quarter;
white IS quoted at 44s and yellow at Abs lard was
firm with an improved demand at last quotations.
moderate business was doing in provisions at
steady prices. U. S. stocks advanced; Consols
closed at OBJ The bullion in the Bank Of England
had increased S192, 500 pounds.
The British Ministry has resigned, snd as there
were indications of much difficulty in forming a
new one, there was considerable anxiety. Lord
Palmerston Russell and Lansdown were all talked
OF as candidates for Premier, but nothing definite
had been arranged up to the latest accounts. The
three most prominent ones spoken of just as the
steamer sailed, were Palmerston, Lansdown and
Clarendon.
New difficulties had arisen in the Germanic re-
lations.
No fighting of Importance had taken place in
the Crimea. Supplies for the English and French
troops were arriving, and the conditions of the
troops improving.
The proposition of Austria to mobilize the Ger
manic army has been decided in diet against Aus
| tria.
The Prussian army is placed on q war footing.
The French force is to be detailed to guard Aus
TRAN territory, amounting to 80, 900 men, but Prus
sa refuses to permit them to march through her
| territory.
The Greek difficulty has been arranged.
| Mr.. Soule has been reported as being seriously
| ILL
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MR.. CHANDELIERS SPEECH-RELIGIOUS TOLERA
TION.

1t is significant and melancholy sign Of tie
temper of the times that of the first scholars
and gentlemen in the House of Representatives a
man whose antecedents are all American and ma
tonal should feel constrained at this late day and
10 such presence to call God to witness the false
hood Of charge, which every man of common in
telhgence ought to know is utterly without founda-
ton When and where have the Catholics of this
country done or said anything to give color for a
moment to the suspicion, that they owe any alleg-
ance TO the temporal authority of the Pope2
Two centuries ago, when the Puritans in Massa-
chusetts were prescribing the Quallers driving
Roger Williams in exile, and forcing Anne Hutch
inson into the Wilderness to perish by the hands of
savages for no other cause than a difference of
religious opinion, the Catholic Lord Baltimore, in
the Catholic colony of Maryland, raised the stand
ard of universal religions federation, and babe all
men of whatever creed, come worship God as they
pleased. Ii is a notable fact that while the de
scendants of the Massachusetts, Puritans have re-
tanned to a great degree, the bgotry and fanati-
Csm Of their ancestors no portion OF our popula
ton have been more loyal to the constitution and
The laws or truer to the liberal spirit in which they
were conceived, than the great body Of those whom
we are now called upon to prescribe. From the
day when Charles Carroll, Of Carrollton, affixed his
name to the immortal declaration Of independence
down to the Mexican war, every battlefield has
witnessed their devoted patriotism. Let the South
remmeber, too that when three thousand clergy
men of New England felt it their duty to protest in
the name of God against the passage of the Ne
braska bill, every denomination furnished its quota
Of sigucrs save one, and that one was Catholic.
But there Is another and higher view Of the
subject than this The fanatcism which TO day
would prescribe the Catholics, may find its next
victim IN the ranks of Professionalism The liercest
and most sangulnary prosecutions that ever desc
lated the world have owed their origin to religious
bigotry; but after having been so long tossed on its
tempestuous waves, civilized man seemed at last
to have reached the haven Of universal religious
toleratlon-a sacred doctrine, baptized in the blood
of the martyrs and doubly dear to us for the Gber.
al principle that it embodies and the horrors ron,
which it saves us, God forbid that it should he
ignored or trihed with in this land and in the licbt
of the nineteenth century.-Spirt of the South.
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az 1t was thought, last summer, that the free
banks Of Indiana were acting very preposterousy
in resenting the conduct of brokers who presented
their notes for payment and so they were. Banks
issue promisesto pay, and take the risk to pay what
they promise. If broker mas their promise they
owe him the money and he has a right to demand
it. and it is singular that any people, where bank
is tolerated, should become fired with indignation
because it is required to pay what it owes. The
people of Versailles have taken it in hand to protect
the bank in that place froma banking house in Lex
ington. They have gathered themselves together,
and threatened the Lexington banker if he persists
in requiring the bank at Versailles to redeem its
premises If one of the people of Versailles should
owe the Lexington banker, would the directors of
the Versailles concern hold a meeting to protect
him from demand repayment? We think it high
time we were done with banks, when their friends
interfere to overawe those who have just claims up,
on them; who only ask the banks to do what they
promise. The new fashioned banks on the other
side Of the river could not be tolerated, but our
banks are the fashionable and dnfed sort Of banks
This conduct Of their friends, however, is exceed
ingly unwJse. 1t is not the wav to support the
banks credit. A bank should be able to say, come
on and get your pay, friends or enemies, so you
have our promise to pay.-LOu. Dem.
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NASHVILLE. Feb. Il 1871

AfessrS Editors Union and american:
DEAR SIRs-The Postmaster at Christiana failed
to receive his mail on yesterday morning the l4th
Consequently it arrived on the down train via of
Chattanooga, last night.
Interference to postmaster Reed and his certifying
deputy's communication of yesterday, Ihave moth
ing to add or retract from former statement made
on the LIST Of February, respecting that mail What
have already stated to you, and through your pa
per, TO the 'pubhs" is true 10 the letter.
Respectfully yours, &c,
Gro. ]. HOOPER.
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A LIVE WmG-Col. P. L. EDWARDS has been
nominated as the wing candidate for Senator in
California. He is said to be a Wing of the old
school, still adheres to the idea that the Wing par
ty has yet mission to fulfil, and is sound on the
great question of popular sovereignty and Congress
sional non Intervention with slavery in the Terri
tories.
He is certainly curiosity. We have none such
in Tennessee.
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INTERESTING FROM HAVANA The steamship
Cahawba has arrived at New Orleans, bringing
Havana dates to the lst inst Soon after leaving
the Moro she passed two English line-oEbattle
ships standing into Havana. One of them bore
the flag Of a Rear Admiral of the White.
From the correspondence Of the Picaynne, dated
the 3lst ult, we CLEAN the following interesting
items:
There was a seizure of fire arms a few days
since, at house in Carraguas, one of the village
suburbs of this city The occupier of the room in
which the arms-rifles--were found is understood
to be yonng man, native ofthe Canary Islands
No fewer than eight citizens the United States
are in prison here. The two first, named VIM
and Chauncey, have been imprisoned many months
under charge of having been engaged in the AZ
rican slave tradel Then there are Augustine Mon
tue and Colin, who we all know are entirely in
nocent of any hand in the assassination of Castena-
do, with which they are charged. Then there are
Captain McCulloch and ]. Campbell, the captain
and mate of the schooner j. w. White and lastly
Felix and Estcampes.
Mr.. VIM. Sidney Smith, late Secretary to the
British Consul General in this city, has been pro-
NOTED to the Vice Consnlship at Trinidad, in this
island.
The same correspondent writes next morning
that in the seizure Of rifles, noted above, only
twenty seven We're taken, although four hundred
were concealed close by. He adds that this cir
cumstance has put the Captain-General on the qui
ViUe and that he has somehow ascertained that a
new Cuba expedition is about leaving the United
States He sent for two or three gentlemen among
them the acting Q. S. Consul upon receiving this
interesting information, but they knew nothing
about it.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, Feb. 5-The Florida end of
the Pensacola Railroad has 'bursted." William
son. the chief engineer and contractor, is in jail at
New York. His supposed co partners turn out to
be fictitious. have the best authority for this
statement
New BEDFORD Mass, Feb. S.-A fire broke out
in the village of Mattapoisett yesterday, and de-
stroyed nearly square in the centre of the village
Among the buildings destroyed were the Ply
mouth Hotel and Eaton Hotel. Total loss about
$4,000, half of which was covered by insurance
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Or SALE BY w. BERRY s co.
MAPS OF THE SEAT OF WAR.

W. t. BERRY X CO., have just received
PHYSICAL MAP OF THE CRIMEA. with enlarged
MAPS OF THE SEAT OF WAR and views Of SEVAS.
nOPOL and BALAKLAVA, from the best authorities.
BY Ernest SandOz.
Professors GoYAT and AGASIz Of Cambridge, B0s-
ton, vouch for the correctness Of this Map.
w. Il. BERRY 4 CO., have just received
The AMERICAN ALMANAC for ISIS
PARTY LEADERS-by BALDWIN.
THE LAMPLIGHTER, new edition.
HINTS TO AMERICAN SPORTSNEN-bv LAWS
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Feb 1A-fn1
NEGROES FOR SALE

T HAVE several very valuable servants for sale that
have owned several years. having selected and retain
ed them for Il good qualities but having moved to the
city, have for them, consequently would like TO
sell them exchange them for others must think they
getting good homes Persons who have negroes that
they would send South as not can exchange
them for negroes that will do to keep.
KEES W. PORTER.
Feb il, 1S54-tf
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STATEMENT OF Hoe SLAUGHrERING AND PACKING
FOR SEASONS 1S53-'54 AND 1854-'55-We present
a carefully prepared statement of the hog slaught-
ering and packing around the falls for the season
IS53-'54 and 1S54-'55. twill be seen that the
deficiency in the number OF hogs packed is I23, 1897
in the aggregate weight "a $40 800 lbs; in barrel
mess pork 59777 bbls and in lard (of all qualites
6,93l,73S lbs.-Lou. Journal
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Bayard TaylOr'S New Beck.

THE LAND OF THE SARACEN; or. Pie
lures of Palestine, Asia Miner, Sicily, and
Spain.
With Tinted Freutispiece aud Title, and Map. Uniform
with Central Africa"
Just received BY W T. BERRY K co
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Finger Ring

w, L. Berry 4 Co. have Just received
THE HISTORY AND POETRY OF FINGER RINGS
BY Charles Edwards Esq. With numerous Illustrators
l2mo. cloth. ALSO
THE LIFE OF p. T. BARNUM Written bv Himself
With Portrait and numerous Illustrations l4uo cloth
YOU HAVE HEARD OF THEM: Being Sketches Of
Distinguished Authors, Artists Yscalists Cognpossrs 9,
by q l9mo cloth With Portraits Steel OF Horace Yer
net aud Julia Grisi.
MY COURTSHIP AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. By
Henry Wikoff. ] vol. l2aO-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A FRESH SUPPLY NOW RECEIVED OF
FANNY FERNS GREAT WORK.
RUTH HALL.

By FANYY FERI

Notices of the Press.
any doubts have existed in the minds &c Fanny
nm ia1ers as to her being Of genius, Ruth
t al NJ" Ssspei tnem No viii sil to read the book
'nioIgn ~n3 reads the first ehapter"-1eg IoTk Crr.
II Is suen story as one could produce who had not
genius OF high order. II reoBirss no gift Of
prophecy 70 predict that it viii produce sensation n is
work distinct with genius; deals in no abstracos
but with the living realities Of the present tins and nj
this our land."-PhA N5rth 4Tasyil, INV -''N -
"HeTe is a remarkable book book 10 Great. a mn,
found sensation. We haveread it thruushths v,ts cf
400 pages, ia six consecutive hours mo 60,
is told with extraordinary power aud interest There are
passages in Ruth Hall equal in tragic description to snv
thing the works of Dickens. 1t Ia book thai viii make
asObbing among mothers and widows and eau Genera,
signing the sins Of the rich and the sueugs Of Tire
pOor."-AelD FORK Mirror.
Never did tale abound in many beautiful images
and so skilully drawn pictures Of the heart. =
Destined to be of the most popular works issued
from the American press > Philadelphia Mercury.
1t will be read with svidity and extend the author
merited popularity."-Bsc York Journal If Commerce
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TO CORPORATION TAX PAYERS

~ AhA
accordance with the law passed for the Regu-
laOn of the Collection of Taxes the undersigned is
authorized to allow per cent interest all taxes paid
the month Of February After the list Of August next all
unpaid taxes draw legal interest," and the offer made
is at the tate of per cent per monh for advance
payments. This temporary arrangement, to relieve
The present liabilities Ct the corporation and it expected
that tax payers will gladly avail themselves of this liberal
offer.
~ The Collector be found at his office at the CITY
Hall from O'clock A NJ, till 3, z. NJ, every day.
feb5 A. NELSON Revenue Collector
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET BETWEEN LOUIS
VILE AND NASHVILLE

FT1IE new Passenger Packet CITY 6VE~ D
l. BELLE CAPT. WV. HICKS having z&k5ayxrsH
been built expressly for the trade and
will connect with the JEFFERSONVILLE RAIL ROAD
with punctuaity, thus afording Eastern and North
Western travellers superior facilities for transmits sinn by
leaving NASHVILLE evCry TUESDAY at o'clock T. NJ
and LOUISVILLE evr'y SATURDAY at IL o'clock p. NJ.
Having superior mod passengers and fac-
ties freight will nodate all those DESTROYS BY APP
plying on board, or to
IL. II. HARRlSos, ,,o0.,
a. HAMILTON, Ase"S
Feb 1A-em
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
Public Sale of Splendid Building Lots

ON MONDAY, 2STH INST, at IL O'clock on the pre-
mises [being the Page tract of land about two mules
from the city, will sell at public sale about FORTY of
the most beautiful Lots ever offered within the dis
lance Of Of the city. Some 25 OF the Lots front the
Whites Greek and Brick Pixies commanding fine view Of
the city of Nashville The Lots contain from to 90
Oh the tract o. land there from 10 to Is falling
lect On many the lots there a large number of
the most beautiful cedar trees-Other timber also
This sale presents the finest inducements for investment
that Las EVER been offered III this market.
sz8y- Terms made known in a few days
febl6 J. L. r. ". BROWN.
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.

-, ,.1 - .itH -.
he GnueIslgneu onerS hls aiuaoIe rarI, suSu IN
Gomez GUuIny, 'ee e s o N eia, anu G, slA
mlies IRON nlsooIU On e ~, lo -,as' ~, ~ Cna
Plains Male and Female Institute and contains about four
hundred and twenty-five Said farm has been long
esteemed of the very best in the county, and located
in healthy section, entirely exempt from the visitation of
all malignant diseases There are about two hundred and
twenty tive acres of cleared land all under good fence
and IN high state oil cuhvahon There are Two comfort
able dweing hOuSes eOuinouious oaIn, s'aoieS win
comoItaoe hegto houses. III s = ~ - I'll -;
SAID iarm mas most lertlle ana Prouuo'se SUI dn
bly, adapted 10 the cultivation OF grase; cIoVer al sl
gram, &c ana can oe naue one % lne pes scN Iis III
Middle Tennessee-havIng suciency oil water al every
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GROCERIES AT AUCTION

GROCERIES AT AUCTION
BY DAVIS SWAMI.
ON TUESDAY, GOTH INST, we will sell for cash in
" front of our store:
IS hhds prime crop Sugar;
200 bags Rio Coffee
rs bbls Molasses;
100 16bbls do;
purchasers
90 bbls Loaf Sugar;
20 bbls No Crushed Sugar;
so boxes Star Candles;
40 boxes Fox's Starch; ..
SO whole boxes NJ Raisins;
SO half do do do;
so quarter do do do;
so drums Smyrna Figs;
so boxes Cod Fish,
so boxes Smoked Herrngs.
With great variety of other Goods among which are
Glassware assorted, boxes Pecans Wrapping Paper, C
febiG ''' ~ DAVIS & SWAMI
EREsH FRUITS, &c.-lOO whole boxes N +
Il Raisins
so whole boxes Layer Raisins;
$50 half and quarter boxes Raisins;
200 drums fresh Smyrna Figs
For sale by febl6 DAVIS & SWAMI,
Cugar House Molasses and Golden Syrup
- 20 bbls line Sugar House Moasses
90 half bbls Golden syrup
Just received and for sale by DAVIS SWAMI.
TEXAS PECANs 20 bbls real Texas Pecans-
feb iI5 - -''N =" '''' " DAVIS d SWAMI
EIsH.-lOO bbls No Macksrel-fresh and good
L 100 boxes Cod Fish;
70 boxes Smoked Herrings;
Just received and for sale very low by
febl6 DAVIS SWAMI.
ZINE WOODEN WARE.-2O nests Brass Bale
| Il Pals or Buckets;
dozen Brass Bale Covered Buckets-a very nice article
| 20 nests Carrying Buckets
Those Goods of White Cedar and very pretty
| For saleby feble DAVIS i SWAMI.
DAINTED BUCKETS AND TUBs.-lOO do
i zen Panied Buckets
so nests Painted Tubs. For sale by
febl6 DAVIS SWAMI.
| DROOMS.-lOO dozen superior Shaker and Ohio Fan
| ID cy BrOoms. Just received by City Belle.
febi6 DAVIS SWAMI.
| STAR CANDLES AND STARCH. 50 boxes
| y Star Candles; so boxes FoIs starch.
febI6 DAVIS 4 SWAMI.
| NTATTRESSES-Ag good assortment of Shuck-Cot-
Il ton and Shuek Moss and Spring Mattresses hand
and for sale cheap.
| CHAIRs-A large lot just received-fne and very
| ~ cheap
| CLOCKs-
" The best assortment in the city.
WINDo" SHAPES q 4. latest ,t,...
DIANOS-The best assortment in the city; tCarranted
i equal to the best, and as cheap as the cheapest
| T1URNITURE-A large lot just received will
made order repaired. All articles sold warrant
| ed equal to the recommend given.
~ Several PIANOS for rent
febl6 l. IA. MOTION As Unnn Street.
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T,RANK LESLIE'S LADIES' GAZETTE for
Il February. Fer sale by JOHN YORK & co.
~ Frank Lese's New York Journal for January and
February febl6
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FOR SALE

Z n cUnd Hand Barouche and HlrnesS, all complete.
For terms, &C. apply 10 \. A. q. NOEL. or 10
anll-it ]. f. SHELTON
ESTRAY-HIChMANC COUNTY, TENN.
TAKEN UP, by Zldock Martini living in the 4th DIS
IL trct IN Hickman cOsnty, Tennessee, u BAY HORSE,
Lbout Is hands high; hind foot white under pas
ure joint one shoe the right fore FOOT supposed 10 be
four years old in the spring. Appraised, the 18th jan
uary 1885, 10 S55 K. DEEM,
febll-w3r Ranger for Hickman County:
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THE CAMPBELIs ARE COMING
ADELPHI THEATRE.


THE CAMPBELIs ARE C0MING!!
ADELPHI THEATRE.
JOHN GREEN. MANAGER
TOR one week only, commencing Monday. Feb. lsrh.
p A. Clark, Manager of Troupe j. H. Burdeti, Nusi-
The old and original Campbels are still composed of the
following versatile talent, VIZ.
T. B. Pendergast Dan BRYANT
8, E Clark A. Fenton
j. III. Burdett j. H. Ross
G. p. Fowler G. W. Demerest
W. Newcomb M Beler
With the above distinguished talent the Campbells
presumed to far excel any other similar party organ
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette so
Second Tier IS
Boxes for coored persons 1855 so
Doors open at Concert to commence at o'clock
II. b. NETTLET0N, Ageat
Feb l4-H
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ME Superintendent is at the High School Building
Il daily from TO u O'Clock, A. M for the purpose Of
examining and classifying pupils preparatory the open
ing of the Schools the fst Mondsy in February next
The community will bear in mind that all the depart
ments OF the Public School system will this
building Children of both above four years old
admitted, and it is earnestly desired that parents and
guardians should present their children early in eomp
ance with the above notice. FRANCIS b. FOGG,
jan6-f Pres't of the Board.
LECTURES ON THE PROPHECIES.
TIVE olowngis programme offs lectures the proph-
Il ecies, to be delivered by the Rev. s. Bonhamme-
time and place of their delivery will be announced
as the necessary arrangements are made
/. Louis Napoleon.
2. Turkey and its desolaton
3. Decline and destruction of Popery.
4. Destiny of the United States
5. Election and preservation OF the Jews Divine decree
g. Restoration of the Jews to Palestine as nation their
conversion to Christianity, their ultimate destiny.
z. Russia.
s. The coming Millennium.
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FOR MEMPHIS.

FOR MEMPHIS.
THE splendid mail and passenger Packet 6@ea.~ b.
/ CITY OF HUNTSVILLE, CABLER, lfsrrSasxS
Master will depart above Friday B.,
the 9Th inst, at o'clock, p NJ For freight or passage
apply on board orto,
A. HAMILTON, | -.
feblG A. L. DAVIS Aso"'S
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Fashions for February.

TEN00N. NELSON < CO. II Union Street, haze re.
Il eei0ed Lesies Paris London and New York Fashions
for February, Price 2j cents
: Feb If
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$40 Reward,

CTRAYED OR STOLEN on oath January near night
- dark sOrrel horse, about Is hands high be-
hind long rough hair viii e hairs under the saddle
orr years old, PAGES very fast, had black quilted
saddle with bride and martinique will pay the above
reward for my horse w. d. SHAPARD
Feb. l4-2wE No. 80. College street
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eFOR CINCINNATI

~ - THE Regular Packet CUMBERLAND
1870 VALLEY, Capt. FsRRKLL, will leave for
A@1171713 Louisville and Cincinnati on SATURDAY,
18th inst, at 10 O'clock A. III.
For freight passage apply on board or to
feb16 A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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FOR LOUISVILLE.
TINE regular Packet CITY BELLE, CART. HesE-s u
l. WIN, HICKS MASr4R, will leave for .kssssYist51sSf
the above and ali Intern edate ports Esss.SSss-z7
Saturday next 18th inst at 10 o'clock A NJ. For freight
orpassage apply on board, ortO
II IL. HARRISON, ,.n,s
feb15- 4. HAMILTON, As'' 81
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COL. GENTRY,

BRowKLow's Wing publishes letter from Nash
vile, which is worth reading. We doubt if the
writer intended it for publication The Wing says
that it is from "a talented and influential whig who
has represented Davidson county IN the General As
semJly" We think we could guess the writer
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DIARIES FOR 1856.


"a All the various styles and editions, for sale By
jaD5 ". 4. BERRY 4 co.
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B Sagely and Col S NJ Patton.

On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were
added to the list of delegates and the meeting adj
journed sine die.
A. BURGER, Chm'n.
J. L. WEArHERFoRD, Sec'y.