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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-01

THURSDAY, Nov 90
Mr. Hall INTRODUCED a bill to charter the Tonnes
see Marble Mining aad Manufacturing Company;
passed lst reading and referred.
Mr. Saeid: A resolution for the benefit Of James
p. thompson, Jo. W. Carter, A. n. Sdvageand w.
Brtt0u; adopted
The special order, the Law Reform Bill, WAS ia
ken up, amended, ard tabled
The following House bills were acted on on "a
reading
Bin for the benefit of James McGee; passed 81
Ieaiilg
Bin to chqnge the manner of holding elections in
the city of Nashville This bill authoriz the Sher
if to open polls in each OF .he wards OF the city;
passed 20 reading.
H,ass Bills on First Reading-B to repeal the
act declaring the North Fork of the OJiOa river
navigable; passed.
Bill 30 amend the act ia relation 10 the taking Of
dispositions; passed.
Bill 70 amend the act Incorporating the town OF
Wsmsporr; passed
Bill 10 amend the ac's regulating motions against
ConstabIes and prescribing fees OF officers IN Ger
tain cases; passed.
/ Bill giving the Brownsville, Nidiletown and Elz
sbeJhtown Turnpike Company further time 70 com.
pIrte their road, and for other purposes; passed.
Bill TO regulate subscription to rail- Dad stock in
the counties OF Gibson, Haywood and Henry;
passed.
Bill to regulate and establish uniform rules OF
costs, aud for other purposes; passed.
Bill to change the name OF Van Buren, county TO
that of York, and the town OF Spencer to that of
Carneryille
/ On motion of Mr. Shield, the bill was indefinitely
postponed
Senate bin on % reading for the benefit of the
Western Central turnpike Road was read. The
Ill gvrs State aid to the amount OF $500 per mile
Tor its construction.
/ Mr. Carter proposed TO amend by extending Safe
aid also to the various turnpike roads in Lincoln
county.
Mr. Stokes proposed to amend by extending State
iii 20 the amount Of $500 per mile 90 building q
ur pike road from Mnrireesboro to Liberty.
Bill and amen I'm referred to Internal I'm
prov~inrth Committee
The Senate adjourned 10 p o'clock.
AFTERSooS SESSION.
BIZ TO amend an act TO ncorp te the Hwasseo
College ani 60 s. corporate the Cari,tldn Church OF
Nashville; passed
Bill TO suppress the circulation of small notes was
ken up The bill gives the Bank of Tennessee
the exclusive right 20 issue small notes After
some discussion, u p ssed by vote Of 3 ayes
10 70 noes on IL 81 and last reading
Bill to regulate the business Vt banking was taken
up
Mr. Ellis offered an amendment which suspends
the Free Banking Law twelve months
On motion Of Mr. BoNles, the amendment was
laid on the table.
Mr.. johnson offered an amendment providing
that the bill shall tot affect hanks where the bonds
Of the company 20 the amount OF $50, 600 have
teen deposited with the Comptroller; wi ich vas
adopted
The bill then passed on is 81 and last reading.
The Senate adjourned.
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TENNEsSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WEDNESDAY Nov. %.
Mr. Steele resumed his argumentin opposition 10
the bill 70 repeal the charters OF the ShebyViile Ag
rcultUrsl and 0coee Banks. His remarks were prin-
cioaly in reference TO the Agricultural Bank, which
Is established at Brownsville He passed high
eulogum on the character Of the Directory OF that
hark, and stated that large amount of money had
been exprn ledto put it in operation, aud 1t would
consequently work great injury to the stockholders
now 90 take away their charter.
Nj Stoke. Chairman of the Committee on Banks,
gave hi tory OF the manner in which the charters
of the Shebyvile and Agricultural Banks pass
e through the last Legislature. lie thought the
repeating clause being in their charters, authorized,
aud lac advocated the repeal at this session, htiOre
the people are made to suffer by the issues OF these
banks
Mr. Carter opposed the passage Of the bill, be
cause tlJa persons who have organized under these
bank charter, have diverted their means from other
business, and invested considerable amount Of
money in organizing their different compaui' S.
Mr. Hall advocated the passage Of the hill. He
adyortoa 20 the fart that the Agricultural Bank had
o,.eu sold 70 a Chicago company, member OF whlci ,
II j. believed, Is interested in banks ia Georgia,
which are in bad repute. lie thought IL 10 viola
tion Of vested rights TO repeal these charters, as
the right to so j. specially reserved, and the cor
poraIors in going nth operation under them knew
IA might at any time BE- repealed. The repeal
Of the charters of these banks NAV work hardship
70 those who NAV have organized under them, vet,
il PERMITTED 10 20 on he feared mach Grelter"vil
might be inf cted on the country With Irresponsible
bank paper
The discussion was continued by Messrs. Stokes,
Hall and Steele
Mr. BaHew withdrew his motion, made Yesterday,
10 strike out all of the bill after tie cuactg clause
Senate Adjourned.
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COMMERCIAL.
NASHVILLE. Dec. let, 1855.

C0TT0N.-There was but little done in Cotton
yesterday We heard of the sale of IL bales at
81 65 and IA bales at 72c. Planters have been so
isy getting wheat aud corn to market, they have
gotten but small portion of their cotton baled.
A despatch from New Orleans, dated 9Sth ult,
states that average lists of Nashville Cottons COM
mlnd in that market saS3c.
FLOUR-Market well SUPP led. Sale $3.50
per DBL
WHEAT-This article has been coming in more
freely this week, and sells readily at 81 50 per
bushel.
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WEnNFsnAY. Nov. 9s.


PstiHorA-Bv Mr. Bali From the COMMISSION
ers to Ectte the road iom Mulberry Gap, ria
Suredv'lie, Ia Rogersvilr. praying i1r reief
Nr. HauoB From citizens 81 Wilson county.
PRAYING uiat free negroes be prohibited from bar
r,rus and peddling; and accompanied the same
With bill TO carry out tbs prayer u The petition
ers.
Mr. Wallace: From citizens OF c mpbe county.
PRAYING that Mr Ridenour be allowed TO build a
mill dam across Powelfs River; aud accompanied
the zane ui,h hil 70 carry out shs prayer OF the
petitioners
Bond, for Raiiroaas Mr. Cox presented a re-
port from the Secretary Of State, 10 fe-ponse 20 a
resolution OF the House. giving dssailed account
OF the cost Of engraving and he namher q state
Bonds issued 10 he several Railroad Companies IN
the State, under the General lnterxai improvement
Law From the Conpsrollers books there appears
20 have been paid 20 hessFs Danferta. RAID Co,
for engraving and priasing 90 hone-. the sum u
al ls7 so; and the cost q tFAnspnss ~ ne bonds
from Philadelphia 70 Nashville ~ Adalns' knpress
il estimated Al $50. The nnn0eF o. bonds Issued
20 the several composites . 9n2a. sstellews; 70
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CnIfnn Markets.

Augusta, Nov. 81, p. M.-CoTToN.-The market
is quiet BUYERS demand concession OF to &c.
Holders have to yield to make sales
! CHARLESTON, Nov. 81, P. Motion is excess
sivty dull, and prices are dropping. Sales tt-dly
400 bales at 9g to 81 cents.
| MONTGOMERY, Nov. 26.-CoTTON.-Tbe market
ia active at former quotations. Low Middllng Il,
MiddHng II, Strict Middling Il, Good Mddhng s,
Niddling Fair SIC.
| MEMPHIS. Nov 90, P. M.-CoTToN.-The mar
ket opened this morning with good inquiry, WHEN
was met with readiness by majority OF the lac
tors, and sales mounted TO 9, 100 bales-the bulk
of the sales ranging from Il 10 SIC, and confined
TO the medium grades, there being no inquiry Tor
the lower qualities, and buyers declining to meet
the views OF factors for the best classes.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 26, P. M.-CoTTON.-The mar
ket was rather quiet TO day, the sales amounting to
SIS bales, as follows: So at st, So at s., go at
o. 80 at IL l6 1873 at %, $50 at 81, aud % bales
a, q cts. Prices continue about the same az last
week.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 26, P. M.-Sihce our last repol Z
of the market, later European advices have been
received, which being regarded favorable gave ad-
ditioua activity to the market at advanced prices.
We quote Middlings 74aSc; Strict Middling S3ass;
Good Midilings s1-of the better grades the quan
tty on sale is limited and the few sales made fave
been 1t very full prices.
NV ORLEANS, Nov. "a, night.-CoTToN.-Fac-
tors have been insisting upon very full prices to
div, and in consequence the sales do not exceed
3 900 bales at rates fully up to our quotations.
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A1ssesIN N - 3 -

TIVHE underszl,-i EishlE tU move, proposes O. sell "a
I his tract Of and containing Two hrs;asr ANn -
1Try-TYrpgF Acgs- living the 20 fi Greek. ia
wilson COUNTY said land hrs we tuu1re nd ssFcrtf-
state f cultivation The .gaet uua-r geo. ccl1f tlce
two Good spres % lasting water for stock Fr plenty n
fuit trees q both APPLES and peaches. Fd 81 with
Ave- OF six rooms tng h-r viL al other necessary CUT
o u.eS an of wtic4sre o. cedar.
Tens twenty 5sltrs pr acre payn-n-f easy One
wishing IN st-ie IT, t lection win 20 81, Fail Early
the presumption Is never viii be another such an OPP
prrurit o1 Sal treeS, -
rovfe-w8 BENJAMIN A &lCEEh.
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The Louisv lie Courier O. wednesday, says:

There no change in prices yesterday, with a
fair enquiry for hogs ~hicn may be quoted at rs so
NJ IT, the ruling rate W. hear OF II sale Of small
:. from hooks So 80, and sale of about 800
ogs at So 90 metz The purchases OF Atkin-o &
Co. IN Shelby and Henry counties. alluded TO IN the
Fourier a few DAYS since, were about the fastest
oper ,tion- we ever heard Of They bought some
49, 900 in twelve hours, the Transaction amounting
round numbers, TO SlS5 900 The entire pro
duct Of these hogs had been sold in advance par
Iirs in New York.
The 81. Louis Republican of the 9th ult., says:
The week opened with good supply Of the va.
rious products, and decided advance on -four and
wheat The former sold this morning in round lots
Il IS 80 from the mill and free on board, with
5000 bbls. December delivery, on private terms
Wheat ranged as high as 81 s5c. prime white, the
bulk Of sales reported lover Is 700 sacks being at
81 GOAL soc.
Pork operations still confined to narrow lin
It's, the weather being too soft, aud the views Of
buyers and sellers rather far apart We noticed
one sale this morning OF $50 head hogs at S. IS,
average weight $50 lbs. Buyers appear willing 20
commence with SO, but sellers ask So 80 from the
start
r. Pork is very readily bought At SIS by those
who can get il. Holders are asking IS so and SO
with decided baedwarinrss on the part OF pnr.
chaseTs to take hold.-Fra,'kiia ReUiar.
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= r o F. w 90 DIS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

IT HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE
THAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
to original growth, far their locks concerned
toes admit Of doubt, besides will cure every possible
disease Of the scalp whether developed dandru6 itching
or in the 81 ape Of cuaneous eupcinns-even scad h,
and in possible will 1t ai Of curing IL by magic
nervous per odiral headache and used twice week hv
th- young regularly will preserve the color AID teep The
hair falling, any imaginable age BEAD JUDGz
LoGASsPoRT, Ia, June 2sth 1885.
Messrs. o. ]. Wood Co
GENTS Yours Of the 18th duly 20 hand Enclosed
please ind S3S it being the Hair Restorative
have sold II ali II you choose YOU may send SIX
dozen bottles Hair restorative think sell H. II has
wurked Miracles 10 this pa sod six 4 bottles
that bald, and il fetched hair ~ his head
Yours respectfully
b. Il. GEIDLEY.
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HoUsE OF REPR ssENrATIvEs.

TUEsDAY, Nov 81
The Psaifentiarg. Mr. Hatten presented hill
directory to the Inspectors aud Keeper Of che Peni
tentisry, In iegard 20 the eXpedrncy Of chang
ing the labor Of the convi"is 10 employ portion
q them in the nanufartare Of bagging ami cope, &c
SiGtc Aprmd ScAosi - ~ llatton returned the
bill to establish state No nal She'd. with sunarv
amendments, which we're read, and the bill placed
upon the calendar.
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IA s@1TH COUNTY coUaI

5ohn D. Owens VS. Jar1es p4-sy All rtac-s-
IT appe ring tn Court that Juss pas- & non r-s
iispt - the f-1- BE- Is crsrrc laa HE1-
alton b. made 30 q IFu- p- pr '-ari 20 N1-u-
vii ordering saG e-nIlt OBJ appear r. ta Ctu1iF
ourt cf smith Couu;v 10 the court Eou.e tsrthag=
The rs Monday iu December a1i p-i' or
said petition she ali be ta--r or CON-
rs - " n e. ffAiit -
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In the face Of the above statement, which
guarantee to you TO be bona fie and from the prob.
4ule prospect OF lower prices in the spring markets,
can SEE no reason to warrant packers to continue
paying Sc for hogs. Respectfully, +. w. Nj.
The Cincinnati Gazette, of the 9th inst says:
Hoys s,ld to a mo ierate extent at $6:75iS6:s0.
Holders showed no disposition to submit to de.
cliur, and there were rather more buyers than on
saturday In hog produsts there not much
done. Green Shoulders sold at 81, beng a decline
Of sat.
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NrArIs o. MAINE.

WAsnSGroS Scr. JuD. CouET. ,cr TEEa, ISIS.
william 70 Mack, RELIANT Tor piyoFue sarah Jane MACK
n SHE Lbcl and compHiut 81 ilism ~ Mack, OF kast
iori, 1Biy. rrnfes and fiVcs the ourt o.
~ Ihoiinea thsf BE- ta 81 iacd marriage 20 Sural
sane tiueuiH - .sillat cd % aboai tht tcuh d,y 81
s -, - lt.ati, a. alrtdl and erty Thai a. hRs
-. .i,e. a - :. nave sras sai sarah Jane
1in4 and autea a. e afdil ~ M east1s
& -. ~, ,lrd ior her lomi ftaiiq supp1st That thr
-. 49,. AZ Nc. figndess df her nuty. III, on o.
sfcn, ,,.s n ~, IN MAY Ia tie wear eight huudrc
aai hny -one commit the 80 81 adaer3 WIN some per
son ~ persons fhr Lbrsnt unknown, a. SAID Passport
And further his Lib-lsnt ,harks thar The said sara
Jan Mack did Abo thr nr dag oi september IN
th@ wear eighteen Hundred and az c-t End abandon
tis Lbeant aud has sincv eected aad refused 70
Whseupon his Lhellant psays hat the bands u INSTR
usny DetWesn him and the said sar "a dame Nees nay Dc
al. .isrd MILAN n NACH.
,noyl8 ~ A. MAFDlA, hs ATTY
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G r. OFFICE, YlNDAlIA. AuBe q, 1854.
PRoF. WOODBURY. sir - AXE pleasure IL hearing so-
untsry testimony 10 the excellence OF Hair
Three months ago my hair very atev. i ukw a dark
brown, Che original orr smooth and gl,ssy IA or
application have made to II has been the Hair Rs,or,e
prrpsr by and which from the reSu,t in M own Csc
can most cordially recommend to others
Respectfully Yours,
EDWARD WOLCOTT.
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HAIR REsrORATIvE-In columns to-day viii he found
Prof Woods adye semeu Of the above article 20 which
call attention. What has witnessed up
several acquaintance in s. Louis Hair once
grey view, black brown the case might be-
being the color % early manhood and fine COSY
silk and that with ut other applcat than the R-tor
alive. II 70 his done tins upon others, will do the
for any Of readers whose "fr0sv brows' were
like the ocks o. Ln~bir's warEr chief IL hey
viii trv T. We think soJdcksJ8UiI6 HSt.tltio1dljt
oct. 5, 1855.
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sURGICAa INNrMTMENrs.

LARGE inv ice q Fine Surgical and D'ss~cting Insru
"A ments has just been received and Tor sic al sua
advance Eastern cost.
Students and Others would 10 we 20 call and examine
the prices and quality, before making their plrchascs.
A. STRETCH,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Octi Corner College and Onion 4, ects.
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FOR SALE.

A Heuse and Lot on MsLsmore street Ths "a
"A Lot fronts itf iret Mrsuarr street. and Is ~
ack lO3 ieet. 1hh iio1se story brick and ~
ccHtaina rooms ball ahavc and hcies With htehen auf
boase. ke. u properg oesed IN tie selEhharksod q
the NAkhFe and hoFth-N eseFa Railroad DcQat Il also
coasenent 70 the hasness portion ~ ne city, and -
lad apon COED tsrs Ror iaTther ifoFnAfcR, apYly
h. A. HALL0NR,
cots Geu7 Ag7 No. n DsaAsrs -
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4 NAftn.

JNBE undersigned " Georgia having removed to the
CITY of Nashville, offers his services me cizens Of
eorxa 4 Tennessee and North kla for he purchase
of Dry tioods Groceries Corn, Wheat, Rye, Bscol Lard
zine Horses Mules Ca, and In short, every article
irade offered IL the Nashville market.
TIE Merchants Of Nashville Of high character
and pecuniary Standing and hsVe large ard well seced
stos that they oasf ID era terms which should induce
he merchants 81 Upper Georgia East Tennessee and N0rh
Alabama % give the Nashville market air riai. As TO
he rOcsry Msrket the propnetv vii suggest Itself 10 he
mind Of every merchant The sections of country named
As the most proper iar their trade.
The long connectan o. The undersigned with he Railroads
q Georgia, ensrs Agent Treasurer and suPerntend-
eu Trasp0rtalen well Agent az hatanoCga
era years III Basking interest Of savannah win enable
him more readily - inv sgate claims against Railroad
Companies Tor ost gods ior damage while In transu,
i,r The renewal or rscoan o. bills In bark &c
All letters incos.sg orders and money vii receive pupt
attention. Hnd a orders without TIE money, Een ssitst-
tory evdeufe Of ssveueY and rumpties ac-om anes TIE
same or me parties known be such, shall receive Ike
attention. Ehen ordering articles thai ander The res
or custom " ths srksi 20 sv tae. VII A.o give
strict attention rcceiv and forwarding All goods tat
are Dot be stored hat nay be directed 90 uy care The
charges i1F the purchase o. Foo &C. VII b. ave cent
commissions and snty cens iDr each box package of
receiving and ioavaFai,s. I. r. MILL,
Pest Once Building, No 3,
Nashville. Tenn
REFERENCFS-R. R. CugIEa. Esq Prs.t Genital Rail
road AMI Bank MAJ A. PcarrN Pvrs'i Bank Of 0eor
ga savanna; Isaac So1F g-, Preat htcan AID West
efn Railroad, Macon, liou. iouz As frest 4nd SEQ
YoSaE su,t GeoFgia Rairaad Ind I. CoNHs, Esq Ar
Kuta; N J. .. CooFER, Ges. apt Wssfera Nad AtiAnsc
RAroad Atlanta Gen. A. y HAzllI1, Attorney AZ LaE
Naretta GEoAGx s. 6LAcK Esq- Rene Ca. Capt. JasEs
WILLIAMS and Col J. a NaIEEslp4S, Chstt4f elg, J. H.
Moss anI 10. PkEsoxs, Esqs aoKyir, frnn.. hnLfsN
NanLEa, Esq, Dscaar, and Juss las, sstsyls, AiA.
uaT-8-N
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NASHVILLE PATRON
SATURDAY, DECEMBER /, 1856.


Our patrons and readers win not find oar
Issue of this morning fair sample of whatw,
intend our naper shall be- To enlarge and re
model newspaper, and syst Matte and ar
range the whole printing establishment 10 ac-
, cordance with tie views of new set of men,
r no easy task. We have sent for materials
which could not be obtained in this city, and
hope to receive them in a Stew days"-and
then to improve the typographical appearance
ct The paper. BY that time the gear will have
T. become adjusted 30 Cur backs. and we ope TO
quill forward harmouionsly aud successfully to
gtie goal af orr ambition. which is 10 make q
reada6ie newspaper worthy Of the great party
we Try to represent; suited 10 the character Of
the times we live in; and one which no citizen
will be ashamed to own or backward TO sup
port.
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K. G.. M'NAIRY & co.

II. 4. M ~ \ liz L q W.
No. SIS COLLEGE ST., Nashville, Tenn.
AVE nov on hand the arr est and most complete
II stocks Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GO ,ps suta,
bic for Fall and Inter, offered at retail in this
ket And having within the last few days received their
third large FALL IMPORTATION, and many articles bought
cucements to all persons sntng goods their bne.
DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Founced SiIs IN all eolors day and evening
dresses fm ss to 460 Eegrnt Metre Antiques plain
Striped silks, all gu es an prices; Plain kept Silks in
soors for day and evening dresses; Pout Soe Do
Cashmere Robes with borders elegant; Cashmere Robes,
printed, do.
Plain and Printed DeIainrs.
The largestot offered in this city, bought at greatly
reduced prices which will be sold proportonaby low
800 patterns Union de Llnes at ony ~ piece Plain
Mernos in all colors. In short, in the dress
goods line.
FIanneIS.
Extra heavy all Wool for Drawers;
Shaker,
All qualities welh and other unshrinking Flannels,
Silk Warp Flannels,
Fine s,qIe Fsnncs all coors; aud for Children common
White, Red and Yellow. al qualities.
For Boys.
All descriptions Of Boys Clothing such Jeans
sstinrtts, weeds, Cassmeres, &c. sc.
staple Goods.
All kinds sLeeng~ shr,ngs, Pillow Domestics Tickiugs
Apron Checks, Canton Fauue Prints irish Linens, Paid
Linseys, Negro Kerseys &c. &c.
En.brOideriCs and Lace Goods,
Everything this ire. Honiton Collars aud Coarettes
VdC liar, Coarees aid sleeves, rate or in sets AL
kin Of French and Scotch Worked Collars Mourning Col
lars, in great variety.
Curtain Goods.
Everything in Muslin and Curtains Also aon Al
Wool, and Satin Laue Damasks, with Ginps Tssse.s
Loops Cords SC. match. Also Csrnce aud Pins, al
qualities.
Hosiery.
very large stock Of Ladies' Misses Mems and Boys al
Of which they will Sc at the loU est possible prices
/ Carpets
In endless variety and III qualities. Many new style
ceived within the last ys, prices insure enti',
satisfaction. Also large lot OF Rugs Mats, Drugets
Crumb Cl tbs, Oil Cloth, Mats for Fire Places, Wash
Stands, &C. &c. X. q. McNAIRY 4 CO..
novel No. IS College street, Nashville, Tenn.
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PR 8CI.A M 4 n lO y +.
FyECU1IVE OPFICR.

NksBvnLE, Nov. q 1s5i
ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor the State u .
n.ss-e DO set apart tHI fsDAY tbs 6sh lecsub r.
CAV Of THANKSGIVGNG AND PRAYER, ant do earnestly
nove2 ANDAEN JOHNSON.
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THE CoNcERT LAST NIGHT Mile PARoDT's hrst
Concert took place II Odd Fellows' Hall last night
II was 4 brilliant affair The audience was large ;
one of the most elegant IN appearance that ever
assembled to worship in the Temples Of Music.
Gathered there in prolusion were
TIE Sparkling eyes and q ,shng ornaments-
The white ana raven hair the hrsi Is
Aud hrarelets--swan-liEe ho-Ous-i he hin robes
Floating like clouds 't<ixt our gaze and heaven,
ever to be found where beauty holds her courts.
The entertainments were Of the highest order, and
were received with unmistakahle demonstrations Of
delight Tn, late hour at which we write compels
us 70 cut short what we have to say; and to post
pone 20 another day such + notice AZ the Concert
merits We have barely room to ada that every
lover of Music should attend the Concert to night.
TaEATRE.-MR CHANFRAU takes Benefit TO-
night at the Adelphi We believe it is his last ap-
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The Mutual Protection
INSURANCE COMP'NK OF NASHVILLE,
Oaes, KirknAnF Corner up stairs:
ENTRANCE No IS PuRLIc sQuARE

CONTINUE 70 insure thn mutual principis Houses,
u Merchandise, sc against loss damage By Gre
Steamboats, any Of the Western Waters Agns; th~ has
ards Inland navigation Aad The cETgoes Of Of
cry description against ths Pes o. lhe aad rivers
Also the lives o. persons n good hssh for single year,
q years during life. Also the hEes u slaves
ploysd On steamboats,.
AL persons having heE vea Of property insured in ihs
inssitnton entitled % fu paEcpstGn n al the pron
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