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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-21
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Atlanta Market

Correspond OF The Nashville True Wig.
Atlanta Market
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. II. 1858.
Below rou have our market quotations for the
leading ARTICLES Of Produce the past week.
BACoN-N0ne in market; prices nominal
LARD-ln barrels IA; cans and kegs, l5al6.
fLoUE, supc;fne, per 10 4aiic.
WHrAr-per bu 81 50.
CoRS, per hu 45a50.
0AIs-per bu,. unsaeked 40c.
SroCE Pas 6oa5Oc.
DuEp FHriTs AFPtrs-per hu. IS.
DEiEp PEkcnEs-Peeled, per bu $780,; IN.
peeled T5caSl 90.
PoEE-neti, per 10, Sc.
Bar CArrLE on foot SaS &c.
SHEEF per head, Slass.
EncnASGE--On New York per cent premium;
on Charleston, Savannah aud Augusta per cent
pTeulun.
Respectfully,
SEAGO 4 LAWRENCE
Groccrs aud Commission Merchants.
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r E NASHVILLE
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


TUESDAY, Nov. 90
Mr.. Palnore presented a memorial from Mer-
chants of Memphis on the subject of Merchants Lii
cense and it was read and referred to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means.
Mr. Atkins introduced bill 10 amend the act
incorporating the Mississippi River Levee Company
and the Forked Deer and 0bion River Leyee Com
pany and it passed on first reading and referred
to the Committee on Internal improvements
Mr.. Ballew: bill TO improve the navigation OF
Hiwassee river; passed first reading.
Mr.. Caldwell bill to relinqush the States in
terest in the Forked Deer Turnpike Company; pass
ed LIST reading.
Mr.. Turney: A bill to emend tie charter of the
Southwestern Railroad Company; passed LIST read
ing.
Mr.. Whitthorne: bill directory to the Comp
troler for the benefit of the printers to the Senate
aud House; passed LIST reading
Also: A resolution providing for Joint Commit
tee 10 examine the accounts of the Comptroller;
lies over
Mr. Ellis returned the bill to regulate the rate Of
interest, and proposed substitute After lengthy
debate in which Aessrs. Ellis, She'd, Whtthone
and Caldwell, participated, on motion of Mr.. Carter,
the bills referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The unfinished business of yesterday, the bill in
cooperating the Hoston Conference Preachers
/ Aid Society, with the report Of the Committee
| on Corporations recommending its rejection,
was taken up. The report Of the Committee was
disagreed to and the bill passed on second reading
The bill 10 amend the charter of the Murfrees-
boro' and Liberty Turnpike Company was taken up,
amended and passed on I'd reading
House bill to extend the time of receiving State
| aid to the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
nv; passed on LIST reading.
On motion of Mr.. Stokes, House bill TO change
the line between the counties of DeKalb, Putnam
and Cannon was taken up, amended and passed on
third reading.
On motion of Mr.. Dean, House bin for the relief
of the securities Of W. b. Holden, late Sheriff OF
Marshall County, with the report Of the Judiciary
Committee recommending its rejection, was taken
up. After some debate, the bill re committed
and the Senate adjourned for dinner
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NE%E ESUNOIyED

CREs o. Land TOR sale in Sumner CO'ty, Tenn. 10 "a
n miles nom Gallatn good Turnpike Road run IL
ming Gaatin within miles, the balance good level
dt road portion Of IL is about and hal to two
miles from the Nashville and Louisville Railroad; wo steam
saw mills near the premises Hil sell it IN lots OF 100
acres more; 4 cash. balance in and years, at ~ TO
a. per acres Those renting Ian viii do well TO make early
appca the undersigned Nashville, or to Joseph
Wallace, Agent, Sumner County.
noy3-GEwtf Il. EMBR1.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

THE Fine Passenger Steamboat cV7|1 -
4 NASHVILLE, Capt. THos. BELL EHgssssal
SNYDER, will leave Paducah for the
/ above port on Sunday the Attn Of November.
The regular packet Cuba viii leave here on Friday the
2d day Of November with freight and passengers for the
Nashville. A. HAMILTON, Ars,.z
| octtT-td J. A. McALLlsrER d Co, -
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rr::555.ss.z., rSSI=.1z,s1 EfEZZss-ss Rs=ss 80
1890 syys::Svts,s 80; 3; 1A::14s =
To Railroad Contractors.

CEALED Proposals will be received at the Office OF the
- Edgehd and Ken ucky Railroad Company In Nashville,
Tenu until saturday December 18th, ls5o, for the con
strucon q the Road from Nashville 10 the Kentucky Line
where il meets the Henderson and Nashville Railroad TO
Henderson the Ohio River The r. X. K r. IL about
fury-eght miles long, through country well adapted for
Railroad construction and The work will be divided into
sections 81 about each which may De bid FOR
ratey the whole road included In proposition Pro-
posas may also he made 20 build the thirty miles only next
u Nashville either by the single section in contract
There are the road tunnel half mile long, heavy
rock work various points, aud two large Bridges Maps,
Prones and Plans an be ready for examination by Dee s
and any Information may be obtained ny addressing the
dersirnea SAINT. WATSON, President
orts8 -trv tisciS A. ANDERSON, chief Engineer.
fNAIHLY RInLES-Tweve Different kinds a, low
Il pricr, For ale by CHARLES W. SMITH.
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HANDSOME INCOME TO BIZ MADE AT HOME

HANDSOME INCOME TO BIZ MADE AT HOME
Il VIZ above can be made in every Town and County
throughout tie Union, by engaging in the manufacture
and sale OF an article which, for an outlay OF fl' one
thousand dollars year may be made. The A. tcle one OF
universal daily consumption and that has puzzled the
brains OF some Of the most eminent Philosophers.
self evident that is destined 10 become one Of the
Necessary OF the necessities o. life The article Is one
that viii have As ready and permanent sale as flour
Fall particulars viii be sent BY MAIL on the receipt OF l2S
cents, equivalent in Pcst Office stamps, Specimens
sent when r. quired. Audress.
JAMES T. HORNE 2C0,
octSi-lm BoX4 65i, Post ONCE, New kork.
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DOSTPONEWENT-Th sale of Lots advertised to
/ come Of this day in FOSTERS ADDITION TO EDGE
FIELD, account OF the incemency Of the weather,
postponed until THU RsDAY, the 22d inst.
noy7-td LINDSEY CROCKETT.
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R, W. SIIAFFEIs,

No College St, Near Church, NASHVILLE, TENN,
nEALER in all kinds Of Cabinet Furni- ,,,x.y-,,.,-.
~ ture and is receiving additional - ~ 49, -
supplys and having htted myself out ~ .T1-s ssf4
with fine hearse and gentle horses, am - -
prepared furnish every kind and quality Of collins on the
shortest notice, by cay or night.
Clock, lamps and Gironials for sale. Mattresses OF all
kinds on hand, made 10 order
Furniture Repaired with ueatness and Dispatch.
and various styles Of Wardrobes-a cheap for cash
good paper, at No. College street, near Church.
Il. w. SHAFFER,
oct24-1y By d. W. DORRIs, Agent.
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SALE OLE REAL ESTATE.

DY vr ne Of decree Of the Honorable the Circuit Court
- Of Davidson county rendered az the September Term,
1885, In the Of George Morse complainant against Ma
or Smith al defendants, will SATURDAY, the LIST
day OF December next public for cash 70 the
highest bidder the Court House door in the city Of
Nashville the land described in said pleading, being lot in
McGavocks Addition Nashville fronting 81 feet Front
street and running back 1sO1 feet Sale within the usual
hours. THOS. I. SMILEY,
oct2D-dd Clerk.
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NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET,
Avn y RIG

M ILL run the ensuing season be- CSTT1 -
w tween the above ports. The =J-rfst "a j
America has been locked aud thor
Oughy repaired this fall and have hesitation in say
ing that she is respect strength equal to any boat IN
the trade Her cabin has been thoroughly overhaued and
the travelling community may rely this boat for much
comfort any boat In the trade Capt johnson long ex
perience he trade without any accident is sufficient 10
prove superior skill His attention passengers with
fault For freight passage apply TO the Captain on
board, or JOHNSON, WEAVER CO.,
No. 20 Market st or TO
A. l.. DAVIS,
oct17-6m u 5. Mail Packet Office, Agents.
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OFFICE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
NASHVILLE November 5th, 1855.
TIVE Commercial Insurance Company have this day de-
clared Semi Annual Dividend Of eight per cent on the
Of Capital Stock out Of the profits Of the
past six months. JAMES WALKER,
noy7-lm Secretary
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TmE PLANTERS ALMANAC FOR lS56.-A copy
of this publication has been laid upon our ia
bic. 1t is handsomely printed, and besides the
usual astronomical calculations, it contains Il
variety of useful statistics, useful matter for
the planter, &c. The Almanac is published 10y
the Southern Commercial College of this city,
and the astronomical calculations are by W.
Ferrel, A. NJ, of that Institution, who is fully
competent for the task. The whole work has
been gotten up with the view to entire reia-
bility, aud in the astronomical calculations we
feel assured that this Object has been accom-
plished. 1t is an excellent Almanac, and the
people of Tenn, zee should show their good
sense by buying yood and reliable work of
this kind, instead relyng upon the worth
less things which are gotten up and gratuit-
ously distributed as advertising mediums for
Patent Medicines and other humbugs
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vrNcKNEEs, Ind, june i5th, 1853.

VNcENEEs, Ind, June 18th, 1853.
Prof o. J. Wood As You about manufacture and
vend your recently Discovered Hair Restorative viii state
for whOmsoever concern, that have used &C. and
known others TO It, that have for several been
the habit OF using other Hair Restoratves and that find
yours vastly superior to any other know. IL entirely
cleanses the head OF danduf and with months proper
viii restore any persons hair 70 the original youthful
coOrtand texture giving healthy, soft and glossy ap
pezance and all his without ong the hands tina, APP
ply IT, the dress which it drops would, therefore,
recommend is use TO every DESTROYS Of having hne
color and texture 10 hair.
respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
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COME AGAIN

HAVE 20 negroes for sale, Of various kinds amongst
them extra good cock, washer and roner an excel
lent carriage driver &e cannot sell them TO out Of
the county, and will guarantee them to suit sale.
now REFS W. PORTER. +.
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The Mutual Protection
ENSURANCE COMP,NY OF NASHVILLE,
Office, Kirkman' s Corner up Stairs.

ENTRANCE, No IS PUBLIC SQUARE,
CONTINUE to insure the mutual principle, Houses,
~ Merchandise sc. against loss or damage by hre-
Steamboats, any the Western Waters against the haZ
ards inland gaton and the Of vessels OF
cry description against the peris Of the and rivers
Also the lives of persons in good health for single
term Of years, during life Also, the lives Of slaves EN-
pllyed On STEAMBOATS,
An persons having their lives property insured in this
institution full participation in all the profits
without any liability loss beyond the amount OF premiums
which they may pay.
NJ s. PITCHER, President.
JNO. b. JOHNSON, Vice President.
c. J. y. WHARTON Secretary.
uoy3--tg
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RELIGIOUS NorcE.-Elder J. r. Graves viii
preach at the First Baptist Church this even
ing. at o'clock Theme-Atheism the Reli-
gion of all Natural men.
The first Discourse of a series on Popular
Decisions.
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE

PACKET.
TINHE New Steamer "SCOTLAND"h on -
Il 1900 tons burthen-Captain r. l.. aNHlN4s3z11 /
DIsMUKEs This steamer, benEnzz4k<1k2zrs7szzz1h
built Louisville will be finished by the 10Th November
will her In the trade regular packet
The Scotland entirely boat Of the first class,
built exclusively for the Nashville and New Orleans
rade-ber light dra enabling her TO with load when
others can come only light We solicit for share Of
public patronage. A. HAMILTON, Agents
JOHNSON, HORNE Co. NseN'7'
tB- We want TO hire 20 Negroes as deek hands and
n above boat. oCtin-6m
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW oRLEAN.


PACKET.
TIVE new steamer HUMBOLDT a G-S1 -
i 1890 tons burthen Capt. VIM. HSgOrgsSif5
SrRnSG, John d. Taylor Clerk. @ezE-s-ezs@zsr SEszkS
This ste is finished at Cincinnati, and ready 10
take her place In the trade
The Humboldt Is entirely boat Of the first cas and
built expressly for the Nashville and New Orleans trade
her light draught drawing only 26 inches waerl viii enable
her with load when others ouly light.
We solicit for her a share Of public patronage
JOHNSON, HORNE & co, ! 49,.
JOHNSON, WEAVER & ca, NseHI''
oct22-6m A. l.. DAVIS, U. S. Mail Packet Office.
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T,IFTY THOUSAND BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED, FOR
II uhich he highest prioe 70 CASH ~ es p4ia- -
SEYMOUR, TANNING CO,
srarE = andf furef
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

w will expose to public sale at the Court House in
w Nashville the 22I Of December next, the blowing
valuable Lots:
House and Lot Cherry ST., occupied by Dr. Morton,
and al oGiEg lot occupied by Mr. Stevenson
Stone Cutter.
One half Of the House and Lot Market ST. the other
half belong to NJ burns, Esq.
TERMS Ona third Cssh the balance II one am
two years With payable in Bank, with two good IN
dorsers The title be retained until the purchase money
is paid. J. O. IhWkAII,
nov9-dtrwLWtd 3 LOGAN.
IHTASTED-A partner Of experience IN the Lumber
w business who wants 20 invest s. 600 5000 in
hrst mill in operation possessing superior
advantages IN making and selling lumber, in Davidson
county Comnun atoms addressed % y. g., Nashville,
Tenn, I'll 25th Dec, Will receive prompt attention
noy5-1 r. u.
Louisville Journal please copy to amount OF - and charge
this Office.
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
PACKET.
THE New Light Draught Passenger a CT~Sn -
i and Freight Steamer ALDER EEgDHEsgssss1
TINE, MuTOS AKIN Master, having
been recently built for the Cumberland river trade will
during the Low above, and to all DieTme
date landings Orders left with her foI eghs
passengers, will meet prompt attention.
A. HAMILTON, Market street, or
H.. II. HARRISON, Agents,
oct22-6m Front ST., opposite 5. B. Landing.
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'e pectfally yours,
WILSON KING.

ST. LOUIS June 20, 1883
Prof Wood As you about prepare and yend your
recently discovered Hair Restorative, and request
opinion Of H. wilt state thas my hair few months
very gray ana after using bottles Of your Hair Re-
soratve resumed its original color. and since It's ApPca
ton sd dandruH has disappeared from my head and have
been troubled With ds4greeabe itching Of the scalp
satisfied that those who il win not regret Il, as
gives the appearance o. having been recently oiled
prepared therefore recommend its use 70 all who are de-
sirous Of having beautiful head Of hair.
amsslr, yours, &c,
II. l.. STEWART.
~ Prepared and sold at ia Market street, between
9Th and 5th St Louis Mo, and 86 Broadway, New York.
For sale Ia Nashville, at Manufacturers prices, by
EwIN BROTHERS.
Also for sale Prof Woods Oriental sanAtive Lnimen
and Vegetable Life Pills warranted better than any other,
the money In all refunded. See circular for all
oessary information with agents.
noviT-dtrwRWly
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PAcKEr

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
THE new and light drarght stearnerd e7Trlk -
CUMBERLAND, CAPr. VI. D. y. EzK69SssA3
II. Brooks, being nearly finished,
and the best adapted boat for the trade, viii commence
plying the LIST % December next between this pert and
New orleans. This boat has superior accommodations for
passengers besides being adapted carry every description
OF freight and stock in a satisfactory For freight
passage and ORDERS apply on board or TO
novS-6m rue H. II. HARRISON, Ag't.
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET.

THE hne Freight and Passenger a c1 -
Steamer, f. HOWARD, Y. NExxkksd j
NORTHERN Master, has commenced, $3.50
and will continue to make regular trips between this city
and New Orleans the present Her capacity for car
ryng freight equal any boat in the trade and shippers
may rely upon promptness in the delivery Of goods
nov15-6m JAR YEATMAN, Agents
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We have the best stock OF Wooden Hosiery offered in
this market Ladies' Misses and Children well for
Gentlemen. prepare yourselves and the children for
Winter at McCLELLAND'S METROPOLITAN STORE, No.
81 and So College st movie
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26

SOMETHING OF Pump.--The Buffalo En-
press recounts the successful exploits of Palm
er's Marine Pump, as follows: "The propel-
Ter Cincinnati, stranded last fall OH the rocks
in Lake Huron, was raised by means of this
pump-notwithstanding the fact that her
planks were cut through by the rocks in va
rious places-in Al minutes, and during
which time some 5000 bushels of wheat were
thrown out by the pump.
"The propeller Niagara, loaded with mer-
chandize, was raised in 81 minutes, the pump
discharging about 10 tons Of coffee during
that time. The propeller Saginaw was rails
ed in "a minutes; the propeller Napoleon in
10. The steamer MayAower was relieved Of
water in 81 minutes; the steamer Caroline,
loaded with railroad iron, in 81; the schoon-
err Grand Turk, also loaded with railroad iron,
in 81; and the barque Great West, loaded
with grain, in 25 minutes"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26

A GREAT CRY IN CENTRAL AFRIcA.-Mr.
Rowen Baptist Missionary, sent ont from
Florida, in his journal mentions visit made
last April to Horrin, the capital Of the king
dom Of Yoruba. He speaks of it as "about
the largest town with the exception of Lon
dom" that he ever saw. He describes the in
habtants as peculiar people, with whom
he was much pleased-mostly black but some
nearly white; hair between that Of negro
and white mans beard good European
features-some of their noses would even be
considered sharp in America. Again he
speaks of them as 'that superior class or race
Of men who have jet black skins with Euro
pean features and large beard. They are
sometimes called white black men,"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26

Loss OF THE CRESCENT CITY.-Addition-
al particulars of the loss of the Crescent
CITY. She was wrecked on the little BAHIA
ma, twenty miles southeast of Mertinella
Reef. She struck with tremendous crash,
and bilged Immediately. Her boats were
lowered and RATS constructed for use in case
of need. A boat however which had been
dispatched to Sandy Bay, forty miles distant,
returned on the 9th with the wrecker schoon-
er Defiance, which took off portion of the
passengers The captain and crew were af-
forwards taken safely off
The Crescent City was 1900 tons burden,
was built in ls47 and belonged to Law q
Roberts. Boat and cargo valued at $780,
O00 not insured.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26
New York Dec. Is.

ROBERT ScHUYLER-A. Turin correspon-
dent of the Crusader, states that Robert
Schuyler, the Railroad defaulter is now re-
siding at villa near Genoa.
The Herald correspondent says that Gen.
Whitfield, on hearing of the outbreak in
Kansas, called upon the President and asked
him not to send U. S. Troops to Kansas, or
in any wise to interfere with the local affairs
of her territory-that the men of Kansas
could maintain the laws and would preserve
order without the least assistance from with
out
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. /

NEW OhLEANS, DVC Z.
The CELEBRATED GAINES CAsE.-In the
U. S. Superior Court this A. M. decision
was given the Mrs. Gaines case, reversing the
decision of the Second District Court, and
dicrecting that Daniel Clark's will of 1913
shall be probated, and Mrs. G. put in posses
sion of the immense estate left by him.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26
WASHINGTON, Dec. |

Maj. Brevet Col. Montgomery has been
sentenced by Court Martial to be dismissed
from the service for his participation (com-
handing at Fort Riley, Kansas in the ar
rangement for conveying part of the mill
tary reserve there, into Pawnee City, in
which Gov. Reeder was concerned, and at
which place he summoned the Legislature of
Kansas TO meet.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26
ST.. LOUIS. Dec. 10.

A despatch from Independence, dated
Dec. 18th, says that the troubles at Law
renee, Kansas Territory, have been settled by
the people promising to deliver over the Of
Tenders against the laws of the Territory,
and recognize the Governor as such, and con-
duct themselves in the future as law-abiding
people should do. They refused, however,
to deliver up their arms.
Volunteers from Missouri were disbanded.
and were returning to their homes.
Col. Cumming, Sup't of Indian Affairs,
arrived at Council Bluffs yesterday from the
Black Foot country, where he had concluded
treaties with several tribes of Indians.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26

HARBoR IMPROVEMENTS IN MIcHIGAN-On
Thursday, in the Senate, Mr.. STUART gave
notice that he would, on some future day,
ask leave to introduce bills as follows:
A bill for the improvement of the harbor
at Grand River, on Lake Michigan.
A bill for completing the harbor at Black
Lake, on Lake Michigan.
ga bill for improving the harbor at Kala-
mazoo River, on Lake Michigan.
A bill for improving the harbor at South
Black River, on Lake Michigan.
A bill for completing the harbor at ST..
Joseph, on Lake Michigan.
A bill for completing the harbor at New
Buffalo, Lake Michigan.
A bill for improving certain harbors on
Lake Superior.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26

CARS TO LINDEN-On Thursday the
trains from Detroit ran to Linden, five miles
beyond Fentonville, to which point they will
make regular trips hereafter, until further
notice. The Company have taken up the
turn-table at Fentonville und removed it to
Linden.
We understand that it is expected the
road will be opened to Owosso by June 1856;
and that by that time the grading will be
ready for the track as far west from Owosso
as Lyons; and probably the road will be
opened to that point by the close of next
season. Pontiac Gazette.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-12-26

MEssRs. CAss AND STUART-Gen. CAss
has been for several years excused from service
on committees. He acts on the Library Com
mittee the present session.
Mr. STUART is chairman of the Committee
on Public handsome of the most important
of the standing committees. He is admira-
bly, fitted for the post, alike by reason of his
Intellectual ability and clear legal mind II
not already familiar with the whole land sys-
tenn, he will soon make himself so.
Mr. STUART is also member of.the Com
mittee on Finance, of the Committee on
Commerce, and Of the Committee on Pat
ents. Detroit Free Press