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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-23

NoRNoN AFFAIRS A Washinton letter says:-
Col Steptoe OF IN" Unit. states Army l. here the
guest OF the Fresldent at the Executive Mansion. -
IL viii be remembered lie was appointed by tie
President last winter 10 succeed Brigham Young IN
the GOvernorshp of Utah. but declined 90 accept
tn responsible position uuder-tand il Is hi opin.
ion that 80 other than miitsi, Governor. with an
adequate military force rvsr prove the error Of
lsuur'~ boast that h. will o. Guv~rtor of Utah
until G,i Aimi.hN It'll him be need b.. Governor
lo longer A. % ihtar, Governor, colonel Strptoe
woa'd undertake g. tech thr Nurmons n neres.
sty Of ob-d,nce % Federal authority, but not 9th.
e. Wisr. J. l. uoW a wear aud IL since the Pres
iiruts i termination 10 test the question OF sove
2 iguW with the MornoUs vas announced but the
issue has not yet bren made.
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American Mass Meeting.

The American Mass Meeting iE the Park in
New York on the night Of the l7rh was one Of
the most enthusiastic outpourings OF the people
ever witnessed in the Empire City. The En-
press says:
Men assembled in the Park last night, not by the
hundred or the thousand merely, nor hy the acre,
even but $50 il seemed 10 u.s. by the square mile.
i was indeed, a mighty and ma este manifestation
of patriotism and intrlgence-and what is more,
the result of but very short notice in the adver-
Using columns Of two three of the previous day 5
newspapers. As the night drew or, the c,owds
grew dcs,r and denser, until at length il found
utterly impossible for a Steutor even to b. heard
from the pl torn M front Of the CITY Hall Stands,
therefore, were improvsed on the East wing and on
she West-and the speakers from both were listen
ed 20 10y enthusiastic but orderly thousands There
speaking, also, from the CITY Ii al steps-in
deed, at one time, we thought there was speak, Z
every Where-Over even to the steps OF Old Tam
many-Tight across Chatham street. All that part
of the city was alive-with a multitude appar utiN
animated by common impulse, am a common d.
termination The nominations aud all, were hearth
ly niOr-rd, and if the spirit which distinguished the
proceedings Of the eveniug-from first 10 sst--be
an earnest OF that which pervades the Americans
az large, they have rvery encouragement foI look
ing forward TO a brilliant aid d cisive victory in
November.
Letters were read from Hon. John J. Crit
tenden aud others.
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For the Na.hrllle True Wing
Archibald Wright, Esq.

h'S4AOeAu "AASASi NS1'
At meeting of the Bar and portion Of the cite
Eens Of Montgomery county, J. o. Shackeford WIS
called to the Chair, aud T. W. Beaumont appointed
Secretary. On motion, the President appointed a
RObb G. G. PoindeIter, and J. F. House, com
mittee report resolutions expressive Of the views
and opinions of the meeting in regard to the va
cancy in the Supreme Court Occa-ioned by the re
ton Of his successor.
The committee reported the following resolution:
Whereas, The resignation Of Hon. A w. O Tot
ten leaves a vacancy in the Supreme Bench of the
State which the people i'll shortly be called on to
III; the members of the Bar and portion Of the
itizens of Montgomery county, approaching the
Importance of said election to every citizen as well
IS to every member Of the legal profession in the
State, disclaiming any disparagement to others
whose names have been mentioned in connection
with said vacancy and discarding all political tests
aud personal predictions,
Resolue, That we recognize in Archibald " riEHt,
ESQ, of Memphis, jurist whose acknowledged
ability. profound learning and ample experience,
peculisrIy designate him as in every way quail
fed to occupy seat on the Supreme Bench OF the
State, and that we do hereby announce our prefer
ence for him Cor that high position. and recommend
him to the Bar and the people of this Judicial cir
cult
The resolution was unanimously adopted and
ordered to be published in the GAINESVILLE, Nash.
vile, Memphis and Knoxville papers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
J. 0. SHACKLEFORD, Pres't.
T. w. BEAUMONT, Sec'ry.
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Fifty Mile Trotting Match

trotting match for 81 900 it' miles 10 four hours
to a wagon with the driver, weighing four hundred
pounds, came off Monday afternoon over the Union
Course, Long land The horse that matched
for this performance was spotted geliing named
Spaugle owned and driven by Isaac Woodruff -
The horse performed the d lance in three hours
hlty eight minutes aud tour seconds, without ap
pearmg much distressed with his severe afternoons
work. Spangle is a horse OF great endurance, as
WAS satisfactorily proved last in his twenty
mile race with Mr.. Biiges' Trustee.
TIE race began at precisely two O'clock and
Splngle went off on a FIVE minute joa, which he in
creased t. about tour forty five, and at this gait
monotonuslv progressed for ten miles when he vas
stopped aud spo ged. The sponging process was
gone through with, every ten miles, to the end 1t
Was avery embarrassing affair Ia the spectators.
The betting was in favor OF the horse from toe
start at TWO To one. Towards the end any amount
of odds we're offered him, without takers -
The folloWug il tie time taken by the judges At
the .xuiration of every ten miles
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NV York Oct. Iy-P VI.
At sos Broadway, last night, there was = whole
sale arrest OF the disciples OF the new dortrne OF
'Free Love" In consequence Of the Tumor in the
street, tnat the police watching the premises,
iarg' crowd gathered ia 'front.' and when the prs
ouers were brought out they were greeted with
boots and wells, and large gang of rowdies followed
them 20 the Station House. Four were CON
United 20 The cells viz; Albert Brisbane Tor di-or
DERBY conduct rhomts Huelland Tor assault and
battery on an officer aud keeping disordely house,
John Henderson Tor iuterfern. With the police aud
Benz Henderson for attempting 70 hinder police
man Ia the arrest OF a prisoner
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Democrats!

The San Francisco Citizen say that, since
the Locofoco defeat in California, il is current
" reported that the Governor intends to con-
vene the Legislature to elect L. 5. Senator
in the place of DIR. Gwin. The official journal
he'd even intimated 50 much. After quoting
the constitution Of the State 10 show that his
authority to convene does not vest in the old
Legislature the power TO elect, and rernsrkiug
on the great amount of money which las al
really been sduandered in the controversy be-
tween Twin and the New York "Shori Boy, !"
be goes 90 to say:
..The complete route their forces have met with
has induced Them 20 fall back upon this extra ses
sion as their lass and only hope; and they would
updosht div have il called, II these constitutional
questions did not stand in the way. But even II the
old members OF the Legislature were convened, We
surtuise that Senator OF the American party would
be elected. and thus would thy BE- lad permanent
" upon the shelf for We eau assure them the com
plex on o. tie last Legislature mas changed materi
slls cha ged Stree the adjournment
s,sAould the Governor see d. G. attempt this rash
aof ~ prehct ne will cOuv ne the nrHly 81, cted
members ct tn gslature. and ID rehN h-st~u the
8,sf en- Of Cantor. iia ID .,uocrtcy rh a. n4tl
raj cour.e oi events is rapidly bringing about"
TorAL EoiIPsg OF THE IooN. On Thursday
OF. 18th, there will be total eclipse OF tie
Noon. should the night he el, ar 1t will Il .rd
40 interesting spectacle 70 tbe young iOlAs.
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ELECTIONS IN NOVEMBER. - Elections will
take place in the ensuing month of November
as follows: la Louisiana on Monday the 9th,
for State officers and four Representatives to
Congress. In Mississippi on Monday and Tues
day the 9th and 6tn, for State officers aud five
Representatives to Congress. Ia New York on
Tuesday the 9th, fer State officers, except Gov
ernor and Lieut.. Governor. In Wisconsin on
Tuesday the 9th, for State officers. In Mary
land on Wednesday the 7th, for six r. pre>en-
tatives to Congress. In Massachusetts on Mon
day the 18th, for State officers. In each of the
States OF Alabama, Missouri, indiana, Califor
MIA and Pennsylvania, the Legislature will have
To elect one United States Senator.
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Correspond nee Of the Nashville True wing.

COrrespond nee OF the NasFVIIIe True wing.
Atlanta Market.
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct 30, 1855
Our market is bare Of Bacon-would seu readi.
" in small lots at lie, Hog round Sides 10; Hams
Halls. Shoulders l2l'lSc.
LAKD-In barrels, IL; tin cans, l4al5.
FLoUR, superhne, per 10 4a43:
WHEAr--,n demand, per bu 81 40aSl45.
CoRN, per ou 50s60.
OATs-p~r hu 80.
DRIED FRUrrs: APPLEs-per bl. 65415
DaIKD PkAcHEs-Peeled, per Ia. 81 50, un
pe. I'D 75c
FKATnEEs-per To- IS az
ExcHANGE-On New Yosk per cent premium;
on Charleston, savannah aud Augusta per cent
premium.
Respectfully,
SEAG0 LAWRENCE,
GrOcers aud Commission Merchants.
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~ John Van Buren, is stamping New
York State in defense of the Administrator
waning fortunes. He says the Nebraska Bill
is a measure for freedom (freesollism)
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YOUNG A1aaltl.Al
Agents Wanted in every county in this and adjoining States
To seh the above and improved
CORN AMI CnnEs gEsUr

>
Agents Wanted in county and adjoining States
To ssl the above and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL,
70 al such rare chance to make money will be ored
hxclusiVe sac and County privileges will be disposed
OF on unusually fair terms BY application to the psopreto
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISFKS.
oTr you Corn and Cob MIL unsurpassed in the In
ion and which cannot be superseded by past flfur in
Raiser should have; it viii crush from 20 10 bushels Co
and Cob per hour with horse is easily fitted IN and
manage weighs 70 lbs and as all contact grinding
surfaces prevented viii last any farmer an Ordinary ~
time speak thus Of its iursbiiy, because he ; me
Is it that wants
a WILL ON TRIaL
for mon ~ and il don't give complete satisfaction IN
returnuY II there be any man hus disposed let him
speak. Satisfaction every case or the mon
ey will be refunded The Crush attached 70 horse
water steam power, which renders IN convenient
now in the Souh require too much power, will wear
out. Acsordngt to
THE LAWS OF NATURE,
Corn and Cob Mil which admits Of lateral or vabblinr
motion ~l nece sary, out al other rrusbers
are aHenab this grand objection, the Pruprieors
DARE not DISPUTE it. In the CONSTRUCTION Of - oUSs AMER
iSsened frcon and CHAGLESaE the utrary
have pr vented vuobiI lateral otion, and are
superior to any ther Mil. am nov selling this Tenng,-
see invention at The small sum OF
EiFES DOLLARS,
Ana any one "ntas good thin ~ esty req est
and order rom the Proprietor, or agents, ~
A liberal discount made dealer.
J DBJMGJOLE Sole p. onrietor
SheibyvLe, Tenn
AG T. rs
Eis Moore CO., 81 Mlrse, street, Ma. hviIe. Mann.
faeturers and General x nts.
Beaumont, PAN Co. C!arksvie Agents for Moptvorsr
County soy
,b watkins, Pulaski, agent f,r Gle County
wm. -. Hunt Salem, A. eutfr Franklin County Tenn
and Jackson ountv Ala '
James b. Vance, Clsalan sprir e, A ent for sumner
County
Hatcher, Columbia, AZ. nj fp- Wan y Cou ~
VI. rell p VI , Rome. Agent fer ~m ~ t,,l. ~
Ahin, hlrie-t0n. * nc for Bradley soIrty
W X. hunlcy Bros, LouIoa Agents Tor Fast Tenne.-
see. ct IS-dsxfy
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ADELPHI TIL .AIRE.

Second night Of thu engagement OF the Distinguish
American Tragediau and Comedian Mr. Jam T. Mutdock
who vii appear AL.RtD EVELYN in Bulwer's Comedy
Of NONEY. Mrs Charlotte Wy ere as Clara Dou las
Tuesday Evening Oct -, W be acred sui v,r' Comedy
Of MONEY Aired L el, H. Mr.. james E Murdock, Cara
Dou la, Mis-, C. WE
To c n nude h h farce Of PADDY MILES BOY.
n rehearsal ~ ne WORKS Wonders" The Elder Broth
err" SC
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From the ~ Day Book.
We have hesitation in prOnouucii This book superior
in pathetic trest descriptive power and earnest Whole
sou d vgor, to any story recently published.
From the Is SION Pos.
Az literary rk IS IA suueror 10 Fashion AID Yam
inc. M4Ry portions are intensely inter sting.
from h Rosou olive ,uch
ny 81 ,h- scenes laid IN tn IN he walks Of lie,
and All tn aI.uo, de cripuye powers az br ugh To-
bear upon lhrul Tine comortrS, room, where the sri
vcle- her faith where they ND rt 90 last
in hour part forever th- simple bat chez dl
hone OF che the long night agony az re ryCe The sol
emu rial with y h. two lonely children for mo rn-
ers tine eNqIste pic OF nc at the oT Homes -di
all show he OF the combined nth The
skill Of N artist.
From the \. 7. Spress.
The moral u this is iuvg Grating and ~" person can
rs. peusal without beng made, in the end, bet
ter man woman.
BUN . BROTHER Publishers,
&C 23-dat ltG NASSAU Street y Y.
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The lNAUGURAroN.-The Inauguration of
Gov. johnson will take place this morning at
IL O'Clock, in the Hill Of the House of Rep
resentatives.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From the Newark Daily Advertiser
We know Of other work when, within small n
pass so well and satisfactorily present the chemical and
Physiological xond which surround Us; and that too in
free technical ties, Oh the vTiest tyro
in the science cannot otherwise than interested and in
structed.
From the Utica Gazette
Much sc-utfc in Ormaton j. here presented in con
d-nse and cs ing making volume Of high prac
ucal value.
From the Rochester Union.
This work is the most valuable that can be given
10 the American public 1t should be in every family, and
In every sch ,o an public library IN the land
From the Albany Ntlas.
These two volu1l. $ which contain mmen amount
Of ustruciv matter are interesting story DO K
From the Troy Daily W biz.
IL ~ adITtd % the comprehension Of the unlearned IN
technical chemistry, well 10 the learned aud he co
pies treated us- IL t1at il Is saying 10 more than
justice requires to sert tn ought TO be every home
in the country
From the St Lous Iutellgencer.
This is work r the youL ws AZ the grown man for
the scholar rs wei, tie mech and AN cordially
rcc'um, ud IL no. only hi deg yalutbr for its
Sold instruction, out also pr ha"e source Of enter
taIlmeut
From the Louisville CoUrier
Their is not one essay in hee volumes hat can fail 10
rive the attention of one fond O reading IL Is de-
HlhtblI cook f,r a Gimil. Ct Gle. Octu
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TWENE2- -TVG pO LtES REWARD!
PORT NOME LOST

I OST Saturday night, between the Pos F---V~---I
IL Odire tire circus, at IA iai',r Iiacr "a
pOkF NONIE e. utiiui,g b u me hundred. &lys#4
and v dollars y gold except iur dollars S-4---J
The q NJ Il CpatlIue no per o. auS
kind ] viii give reward + TNtNlH-tlNE DOLLa r.
Port Nome nd uteuj. if Office of the
Irue " aig Ipc,-3-21 VI FNENCH
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TnE PERRIN CAsE-The New York Express
of the 18th, says
The Perrin case was concluded yesterday after a
lengthy summing up by the counsel, who, by the
way, are eT -Congressmen. verdict was immedi
at, rendered Tor the defendant; also, clearing Mr.
Perrin from the slightest imputation of having used
the Governments iunds TO pay an individual indebt-
oduesS at the bank.
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HEALTH oE MEMPHs-H AssoCIA-
TIoN.-The Wing of the 18th says:
There was better feeling Yesterday on the street
than we have noticed for some time. Business was
en,iveued and men seemed to breathe freer under
the gratifying intelligence of the very great abate~
ment in the sickness in all portions o: the city.
Indeed so far could learn, the city is now
unusually healthy sickness ctasing with a much
suddenness it made its appearance Yesterday
there was but one Case rcpOr ed at the Howard As
sOciation, and that not case OF fever The inter
ments show gratifying decrease in the mortality.
We are informed that the collections Tor the How
ard Association on yesterday and the day before
were about eleven or twelve hundred dollars in the
city alone. Considerable sums have been received
also from the country, and the financial condition
OF the Association is therefore very good From
present appearance there will be enough TO meet
all demands and lrave balance in the hands OF the
treasurer
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GENTLEMEN IN DFFICULTIEs-GEN. PIERCE
AND SECRETARY MAKCY.-Let us see. There l.
First. A difficulty" wirh England to settle,
about Mr.. Champion aud the foreign enlist.
ments. Qt is given out that the Administra
ton will insist on b. H's recall-but we doubt
if the Administration has the courage for such
a step)
Second. A difficulty" with Denmark about
the Sound Dies. (Signs of a backing out a
little here, from original demauds)
THIRD. a difficulty with New Grenada,
growing out of Mr.. Consul Wards embroll-
ment with the authorities there. { \ tempest
in teapot, as yet, but it may end in troubled
Fourth. A difficulty" with Japan. Japan
is a long way Off but there is time enough to
lombard Hakodadi, III Greytown, aud reap
"all the glory" before the 4th of March, 1856,
comes along. At any rate, glory of some kind
must be had from some of these sources. A.
Japan has no friends, may be it will be the
victim)
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
NEW ENGLI>H BOOKS.

W. T. BERRY CO, have Just receiv d.
THE OLD PRINTER AND THE MODERN PRESS. By
Charles Knight.
ONCE UPON A TINE. BIZ Knight.
JOHNSON's TYPOGRAPHY. vols.
THE LAND WE LIVE IN. A Literary and Pictorial
Sketch Book Of the British Empire. BY Charles Knight
vols, syo.
HALF HOURS WITH THE BEST AUTHORS. By
Charles Knight. 2 vols.
LEARNING AND WORKING. six Lectures concerning
this Time and the Times Of Old. By Frederick Denson
Mauric NJ A, Chaplain Of LucoIus Inn.
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MINNIE RIFLES.
FALL a CTNNI.GmAH

ENLNl a u VI Is II "
II w ii-t received T. 81 r-a Minni- re . abe
70 oder iu Eh- tngl-h % scfumcut -h-ps ths kIe
vi shoot with 80 Yards proved BY actual *
Prment before Sehstp where the Us an soldiers have
been allied ~ them II that disfalcs
Ia addition 70 TIE grrllstion Khs, Q. have also
the stinnfr sporting Ritie. male o. smaller
guase Tor the pu-Iose q Deer Huuing Gail and
them a. the sign of THE Bis Gun
oct lin Norm SIDE Pubic quar-.
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RArmER ~ ATTkACTIoNin

AtFcnins raica Ilis AecA-l
ENJ y SHIELDS ~ sel az suction each evening du-
mig the present hn- collection e Ouk. Fine
God Ratrh~s (a warranted Gold Chans Il every rrr
ton, Loozeis, Bracelets with variety d other rch and
dr-irAbie Jrscfry
Purchasers wii not be disappointed in TdEsE sALEs
0c.iT-ti BENJ. y sHl BIDS.
Private sales daring the DAY.
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By the Howard Association, Philadelphia

ID FPOKr ON sPEKMATORRHRA OF Seminal Nsakn-ss
H impo,cnc the wee q Onanisui Mss-a TbAtsu Self
Abuae and ether h- q the ans ii
couut o. the and derrs Of Qaarzs and valuable
Advlce o the An efei, ~ GEO tALH1US. A. y Goa
satinE surgeon = ne Howard Association y iadvipha,
Pa tnrFie "a lastita ion es4o hid ~ special enos
inert fiT the rri5 of TIE and dstreei ctSd Nth
'Ni-aent and Epttrie pisrasrs." copy q tie above
ksrt uih 30 ~ mai sealed rnEcnp ffre q
charse che rcce % q Two STAMPS Or postage Al
dress De- GAO < CALHOUN. se. ooslh AlatA 81,
PbtGaae iPhia. ga. eefil-dsm
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FLOUR AND WHEAT. - The New Orleans
Delta notices an advance on the l2,h, on -four,
of 75c to 81 per barrel, and wheat about l5c
per bushel. There are said TO be large orders
there for both articles, for shipment to both
France and England.
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CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE-ComPLETE.

W. H = 4. Il - ! q ! D
HAVE JUST RECEIVED TIE Fiji EDITION,
In vols, 12mo., CLOTH, Of
THE CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE. By James F.
W Johnson VI. A. F. K. s, &c, Author OF Lectures
Agricultural Chemistry aud Geology" etc, ETC. Illustrated
with Il 8 wood engrayings.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Air we Breathe, The Poisons Select,
Tn Water We Drink, The OdCurs We Enjoy,
The soil W Cultivate, The Smells We Dislike,
The Plant We rear, What Ye Breathe, and Breathe
The Bread We Eat, for,
The Beef we Coos, What, How, ana why We ID.
TIL Beverages infuse, Eest,
The Sweets we Extract The Body we Cherish,
The Liquor, Ferment, The Circulation Of Natter
The Narco-ics we Indulge in, 4 Reorganization,
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Just Cut.
BAIARD TAstOt'~ NEW WORK.
india, hin;t and Japan.
TOON, NELSON co, ~ Union street, have just re-
ceiyrd many and interesting bucks.
visit % India, China aud Japan,
Ia the year 1893. By Bay ard ray lor.
Isora's Child.
ca" oug he multitude o. books pressing orwaTl flr pub
lie favor, will retain move ia ting hul on the hearts
a-c ions that this. w Comuend the attention OF
readcrs."- -ilericIR Ltdar.
REPRGSENTAEHVE WOVEN.
TOON, NELSON CO, a Union SIRE t.
Have received the following New Works.
Representative Women
From AVE. the Vile Of the First, 20 MARY the Mother
Of the second Adam By q. q. Baldwin, d. d.
Cora and the Doctor;
Or, Revelations Of Physicians Wife.
Aspiration:
An Autobiography OF Girhoo5. By Mrs Manners.
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Missiseippi and Tennessee Railroad.

We learn from the Memphis papers that the
annual election tor Directors of this road, held
in Pamela on the 18th inst, resulted in the
choice Of the following gentlemen:
For NempbS-J. NJ Patrick and II. C.
Walker; DeSoto COunty-Dr. II. Dockery and
Gen. J. c. \. Robertson; Pamela Couaty-CoI.
F. NJ. White, MAJ. David 5. White and Maj.
Thos Bradford; YalLoblsba Couaty-Col n.
Howard and Oh. - Garner.
Dol. T. NJ. White was unanimously re elected
President of the Company; c. F. Vance, Esq,
Secretary and Treasurer; Thomas White, Esq
Attorney, Minor Merriwether, Chief Engineer,
and Z. NJ. Patrick, Superintendent.
The reports Of the President, Treasurer and
Chief Engineer were received aud sccepted by
the Stockholders, and will be published in due
time. 1he next annual election for Directors
will be held ut Grenada, Mississippi
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FRESH srO ,KOF

FRESH SrO X OF
,rCLE LEATHER TK NKs g, 90 AID 32 in, Of Phla-
- depb Manufacture, and the very Ladies Travel
ing Trunks Bonnet Boxes and a large assortment Of
medium aud low priced Trunks
Leather, Waterproof, Velvet and Tapestry bags
Ashland sole Leather NsIisas.
Leather Buggy Trunks and Yalises all sizes and at
every price. Just received by JOHN RAM NGE
oct2O az College ST.
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vr ue Of decree Of the Homo able the Circuit Court
OF Davidson county Tered at the SEPTEMBER Term
1852 ia the o George Morse complainant against Ma
i1r NTH al, o. f-udauts, viii on SATURDAY. the LIST
of December next, public sac for cash to the
highest bidder, the .Ourt House door in the cit Of
Nashville the land described sand pleading being lot in
NcGavocs's Addition Na-hvie fronting 81 feet Front
running back ls0h feet sale within the usual
hours ThDS. Z. SMILEY,
cr-gl-dtd Clerk.