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TENNESSEE LEGJSLATURE.
SENATE.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
MONDAY, Jan 81.
The Senate disposed of several Senate bills on
second reading, and took recess TO meet the house
70 elect Comptroller.
Subsequently,
House bill for the benefit of Union county;
And House bill TO amend the act to authorize and
regulate county subscriptions TO railroad stock,
passed first reading.
Adjourned 70 81 a. NJ, tomorrow.
TUESDAY Jan. 90
Mr. Bowles presented a memorial and bill for a
change in the line between Campbell and Scott
counties.
Mr. Caldwell from the Committee on Internal
Improvements re Commended the passage OF House
bill for the bene4t of the Western and Charleston
Railroad Company, allowing them State aid in the
completion of the first Is miles
Messrs. Hall and Shield opposed the bill, and il
was supported by Messrs. Rodgers, Ballew, John.
son, Cooke and Hayron, aud passed second reading,
ayes 10, noes s.
Nj. Tuuey introduced a resolution to prevent
boys from sliding down Capitol Hill, which was
adopted. The Senator from White was run over
Monday night, and severely hurt.
Nr. Caldwell. also, from the Internal Improve.
Tent committee, recommended the passage of Sen
ate bill 10 charter the Duck River Valley Railroad;
passed second reading.
Also, recommended the passage of Senate bill to
FL the interest on State Internal Improvement
Bonds at per cent Bill and report tabled on
motion Of Mr.. Stokes.
Also, recommended the passage of the bill ap..
propTixting s. 600 TO build bridges in Scott county.
Mr. Whitthorne offered an amendment appropri.
ating 1000 20 the same purpose in Hickman co.
and SIR Stokes withdrew bill and amendment for
amendment
Also, recommended the passage Of the bin 20
endorse $500, 600 OF the Bonds Of the f. T. 4 Va.
Railroad Company, The bill was advocated by
Aessrs. Cooke and Fletcher, and opposed by Mr..
Atkins, and Mr.. Cooke had leave 10 withdraw il for
amendment
Mr.. Caldwell, slso, from the Internal Improvement,
Committee, recommended the passage OF the Nine.
raj Railroad bin, with State aid. Report aud bill
tabled.
Adjourned TO ~ o'clock, p. N,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Reports Furnished by the Associated Press ]

WASHINGTON, JAM 81. SESATE-A number Of
petitions were presented from retired and dismiss
ed officers of the Navy complaining Of the action
Of the Naval board. Mr.. Bell Of Tennessee, while
approving generally of the action Of the board,
thought that Lieut. Maury's eminent services
should have exempted him from the sentence which
he considers a mark of degradation. Mr.. Mallory
said that Lieut.. Maury had been assigned to pc.
sition on shore at his own request. Mr. Bell
argued that Maury bad served nearly ten years at
sea and was entitled to consideration accordingly
Several gentlemen participated in a debate dis
cussing remedies for mistakes the Naval board may
have committed Adjourned I'LL Thursday.
HoUsK.-Mr. Boyce made an Intellectual motion
to rescind the resolution prohibiting debate for a
week.
House voted again-Banks 90, Richardson &C,
Fuller 81, Pennington ., Campbell, of Ohio 81
scattering O. Necessary to a choice, 90. Mr. Car
isle offered resolution declaring Smith, Of Ala,
speaker-rejected, yeas 81, nays ISL. House then
adjourned
NEw YoRK, Jan. 81. The steamship Washing
ton from Liverpool arrived at o'clock. p ~ with
dates from London TO the fifth, the News Is Of no
special Importance. Consols al 1 o'clock, Satur.
day we're SIT. The Naples correspondent Of the
London Times mentions a report that the King Of
Naples had become favorably disposed towards the
allies j. was also rumored that be would send 9
a contingent to the Crimea.
The Paris correspondent to the same paper says
that assurances have again been given from an Of
Eeal quarter that it Is the resolution Of France "a
carry on The war in the most vigorous manner IN
the event Of Russia not aeceding 20 the PROPOSE.
ton Of the alice, and that the Emperor and the
Engish Coat determined net 10 aba,e an iola
Of time on which peace would be accepted
WAsHSaroS, Jan. 22.-Mr. Singlet0e member
Of the last Congress from Mississippi, hss hsea ~
fFmed Consul TO Havana. he President comma,
nioAtsd 10 tie Senate In executive session 90 DAY
Lord John Rasses letter Of JAhaary I9sh, 1853, 70
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,gourned TO 2 3 O'Clock, P. N,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
AFTERNOON SESSION.


MONDAY, Jan. 81.
Ldp RJora.-Mr. Brien's bin 10 abolish Chan
eery Courts was read.
The recommendation OF the Committee on Law
Reform. 20 whom this Oil was referred vas that
thu bll known as the Law Reform Bill, be adopted
Ia lieu.
NJ. Cavitt expressed desire to offer the law
reform Dill rejeo by the Senate the other day. in
lieu Of the original bil aud the bin recommended
IN lieu.
Mr.. Brien desired to give the House some rea.
sous shy the bill recommended IN lieu should not
BE- adopted. Il Was reduced 90 a certainty tina,
that oil cannot pass both branches OF the Legisla.
tufe There was already Chancery Court 10 almost
every county Ia the STATE, and II the Legislature
continued 10 multiply them, new Chancery Districts
would have % be created. II the Chaneery Courts
arc abolished entirely, the Legislature woald get rd
Of this trouble aud expense. Besides, The people
thiuk the clerk and masters might a. vel be elected
by them a. the clerks OF the Circuit Courts, and BY
Gbolishlng The ChauoeFy Courts the Legislature and
the people would get rid Of proposition which win
certainly be made 10 amend the Constitution % a.
20 mske clerk and masters elective By the people
lie vac Ia tavoF q sbolshing ChanceFy Courts, and
wa tue advocate Of lAW reform 70 that extent
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We resume our remarks under this head.
In addition to the improvements in store
houses already mentioned, we note to-day, the
changes that have been made in Hicks China
Hall. From rather an ordinary looking build
ing, it has been made TO assume a neat and
inviting appearance, and is now one of tie or
naments of the north side ofthe square. Tie
interior of this house has for years past been
distinguished for the variety, excellence and
beauty of the wares gathered there-specimens
of the skill Of the best manufacturers in both
the old and the new woodland it was but
right that the outside should be so improved
as TO set off the gems within. The proprietor
in the improvements made has shown his
good taste conspicuously, and we are confident
will continue to cater for the public with the
zeal and enterprise which has already made
''CHINA HALL" one of the attractive insttu-
tions of the City. We are pleased to know
never better filed than at present.
Messrs FALL & CUNNINGHAM next door, have
also considerably improved the appearance Of
the building which they are occupying; giving
it, however, more CT solid and substantial
than beautiful port, as if to foreshadow The
''sorts of stuff" which make up its contents
These gentlemen are now engaged exclusively
Ia The wholesale trade, and their assortment OF
Hardware, Cutlery, &c, is very extensive
We notice in it, specimens of the famous Min
ME rife, which has deals out death to many q
poor tool who went TO the Crimea ia quest OF
glory; and doubt not, Sharpe's will be added,
so that those in search of weapon murderous
in its aim as far as a deer can be seen, can suit
their views.
Passing along Market Street, again, we note
the two stores just below the Union Hall that
have arisen from the ruins of two smaller ones
destroyed by fire. One Of them is owned by
our democratic friend, Andrew Ewing Esq.
BY the way, that section Of the city needs fur
Their improving.
On College Street new banking house for
the "BANK of NASHVILLE is in process of CON
structiun. IL will be one of the finest aud
most attractive buildings in the city when
completed; challenging comparison with its
stately neighboT on the other side of the street,
wherein the excellent inancier COREY holds
his steady course
Further this way on the same street, we
notice that preparations AZ being made for the
construction Of large store, next door to
Cowboys, 10 be oocu ped We learn by THoMP
SON d Co., one of our enterprising mercantile
firms.
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TUESDAY. Jan. 9.

TUESDAY, Jan. %.
Bills Lntrodnced-By Mr.. Dewitt: To establish
the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit and for other purpo
ses THE circuit is to be composed of the counties
of Bledsoe, Cumberland, Morgan, Scott, Fentress,
0verton, Putnam and White
Reconsideration motion of Mr.. Colquett, the
House took up Mr.. Cobbs motion to reconsider the
vote rejecting the bill prohibiting the aduteraton
Of vinous or spiriuOus liquors in this State, which
motion prevailed, and Mr. Coiquett withdrew the
bill for amendment
Changing time Of holding eourt-On motion of Mr..
Cobb, the House took up House bill to change the
times of holding the circuit in the counties
Of Neigs and Polk, and il passed on third reading.
House Bills on Second Reddiag-The House re.
sumed the consideration of Mr.. Holmes bill to
amend the revenue laws and the amendments pro-
posed; and after lengthy discussion, the bill and
amendments, together with all bills before the
House in regard TO the revenue laws of the State,
were. on motion Of Mr.. Newman, referred to the
committee on ways and means.
Mr. Pope's bill to repeal the act TO establish a
system of common schools in this State, passed
February %, 1854, indefinitely postponed, ayes
46. noes 81.
Mr. Balls bill 10 amend the small offense law,
was rejected, and Mr. Newman entered motion to
reconsider the vote rejecting the bill.
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The Supreme Court decided on Monday that
he Corporation had the right to prevent the
erection of horse racks on the Public Square
As horse racks are declared by the city au-
thorities" TO be a nuisance, and they have
shown in one instance at least, disposition TO
abolish all nuisanoes, may we not hope that
they will devise ways and means of pre-
venting the Public Square from being made
impassable by being blocked up with wood,
hay aud corn wAgonsl
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"No BoTToM. Yesterday in attempting to
rescue a crate of crockery ware from the river,
and while standing on the stern of the Aida,
Capt. JAS. DAVIS lost bis balance and went
overheard. He came up without going to the
bottom after getting out of the water, be
eOOlly remarked that he thought it was time
TO quit fishing after crockery ware.
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tY- An amendment was, on motion of Mr.
Cox, attached to bill which passed on its
second reading in the House OF Representatives
yesterday, authorisipg that portion of the city
formerly incuded in South Nashville, to elect
two Justices of the Peace.
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Capital $4,000!

1900 Prizes Amounting to $50, 900!
Tickets So: Halves $4; Carriers SO.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDU oTIoN.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its being
lost. Orders punctuaiy atterde too. Communications
confidential. Bank Notes Of sound banks taken par
Those wishing particular numbers should order imme-
diately. Address JAMES y. WINTER, Manager,
MAcOa, Ga.
jan2i-td or, BOX 49, NAsEvnLK p. o.
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Unsettled Claims for Losses and not due, i7sOs2 A.
The Kna Insurance Company presents It's patrons the
satisfactory condition. OF large increase In Cash As
sets fr the further security Of their policeA invest
mens being placed at the minimum market value at the
sent time Of depression in she standard Of same They
either prime dividend paying stocks, good, valuable
and clean investments yeldnP moderate interest and In
The Standard basis which the Assets have been
valued, being God az baterc Besides this sodity the
Company calls attention TO the strength and security de-
rves from is combined system Of Agencies, through its
agents having the Of presenting united phaAnx Of
experienced UHda7crSrs which has worked for Thirty
years the happest results to stockholders and claim
ants for l0ssesand enahls u TO enter the 1866 with
greater prestige for future usefulness than has yet been
reached BY a really National Insurance Corporation
~ an business attended 10 with despatch and fidelity
BY order o. the Board. JOSEPH NASH. Agent
sanai-lm Nash vile.
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MECHANICS LOAN AssocAuoN.-The is
yet more stock wanted to make up the compile
ment of thus Association. Books are open a;
the office of Mr.. LusK, COLLEGE street, where
those wishing to subscribe can call These
institutions confer substantial benefits on those
who invest their money in them, and by the
poor man especially should be regarded with
peculiar favor.
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IRON RAILING AND
AINNN NAIAkIIfU AHN
ORNAmENTAL IRON WORK.

ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
TIVE subscribers prepared 10 m orders Of any amour
4 for IRON WORK, such a.
Railings for Public and Private PARKS, GaTesns,
stspe, Verandahs, Balconies, Cemetery Lots, &C,
Also, IRON sTAIRs, DOORS, SHUTTERS, SETTLES,
CHAIRS TABLES, DOGS, WINDOW 0UARDs GATES,
FOUNTAINS ke They pay particular attention 10 encos-
Ing CEMETERY LOTS and PARKS, having tks largest ~
sorment Of Patterns Of any establishment In The country,
enabled 70 please the most fastdous In laate Arc
teots Builders any part Of the Union, wanting Iron
Work. b. sending rs drawings VIII receive The estimate F
Of work, and VIII furnish any uork from their De
signs drawings that may be desired.
Persons wishing articles Of manufacture ~ address
ING as lines siang for what purpose viii be furnished
with printed designs By mail with the prices
81 Al ordss sent win rscsiFe prompt attention I'd
the work finished and attsd In tbs best manner scksd
In boxes Tor safe carriage, HOOD CO.,
ISL North Tenth Street.
And Bread and Ridge Avenue,
nov7EtrW4m Philadelphia.
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The Circuit Court, Hon. n. Baxter, presid-
ing, is now in session in our city. Owing to
the inclemency of the weather, the attendance
is quite small.
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DYSPEPSIA AND HDTeEsrIoS.-These great
Ns=S scourges Of our people cannot be too vel un
derstood the Of aveTting curing them too
highly appreciated The person who discovers means
Of alienation, eonfe benefit upon his fellows and
is deserving Of honor This desirable contamination has
been achieved and net only dyspepsia be cured but it
may prevented by the Of Hooand's German Bers
prepared by Dr. C. NJ Jackson Philadelphia, which medi
cine spoken Of in Of the highest commentator by
thousands who tested its efficacy. 1t ia perfectly in
its nature and the valuable property
Of improving the health OF the robust well restoring
The health Of the sick See advertisement.
PROF. wooD's HAIR REsTozArIvE.-The testimony.of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article will the gray and the BALD eradicate
disease Of the Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
the perfectly to extreme old age 1t is now put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement
eas@ To Nervous suferers.-A RErIRED oLERGTNAS
~ restored to health in a few days, after many days
Of great SUFFERING anxious to make knogn the
means Of VIII send (ee) the prescription used d.
the Rev. JOIN ~ DAGEAIL No. 50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn
Yew York.
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EE- Judging from the manner IN which
the pedicals Of ''some persons" wound about
yesterday, We think the rays of the sun, or
something equally warm, thawed other things
than the snow on the side walks aud house
tons
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ELECTION SATURDAY MARCH FIRST
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %, 1855.
City improvements.

E~ FOR RENT.-A small neat FRAME DwEILNo
House., No. 70 Spruce Street Enquire at this Office.
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Crampton 1t declares that the British Government
intends strictly to carry out the Clayton and Bul
wer treaty and assume no sovereignty directly or
indirectly in Central America. The Senate re-
moved the Injunction of secrecy and the letter will
be published.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 22.-Navigation is still sus-
pended.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-After offering several
resolutions for the election of Speaker, each Of
which was tabled, the House again yoted-Banks
81, Richardson 81, Fuller 30, Campbell 5, scatter
ing g. Two more unsuccessful ballots were then
had resulting as above, then after 9 o'clock the
House adjourned.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. Cotton-Saes $500
bales Sales for the week $4,000. Steamers
news depressed the market and prices were weaker.
Midding LA g. Increase receipts this year
over last S47, 75O-stock on hand 235, 1871 bales.
Coffee 10 IA, Mess Pork Is, Whisky 40, Lard in
kegs 10al0i. Sugar IA. The letter list is award
ed to the Delta The contest was warm creating
considerable excitement in newspaperdom.
New YoRK, Jan. 21.-Evening. Cotton quiet sales
Middling at IS; Flour firm Southern "a; Wits
ky improving 954; Coffee firm Rio II, Sugar firm.
Molasses declined to 46; Frieghts firm; Sterling
exchange firm.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 21.-Evening. Flour unchang.
ed slightly easier Hogs$5 sOaS6 90; Green hams
II; Groceries dull; Sugar s; Coffee l2al21; Mo-
lasses 4oa4l; Whisky %
BosToN, Jan. 81. The Furniture Mandatory OF
James Blake in Cambridge has been destroyed by
fire loss ten thousand dollars covered by insu-
rance.
NEW YORK, Jan. demonstrating exchange
dull Sas IA. Flour declined, straight State IS 2,
Ohio and Southern IS rs. Wheat dropping,
Southern red 81 95. Corn declined, mixed 90.
Mess pork II, Lard II.
CINcISNArI, Jan. %, Noon-Flour firm, Z. Hogs
g. Mess Pork IA 7bal5 90. Bulk sides 7, ditto
Shoulders 6. Whisky dull and declining.
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SALE OF NKGRORs.-The Florence (AlG.)
Democrat Of the 18th inst, says: "James Jack
son of that County sold l15 negroes at public
sale last week, al an average of $7O4,33."
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NASHVILLE PATRIOT.


Daily Patriot, $500 Tri-weeky Patriot. 90.
Weekly Patriot, $500; Weekly years
copies year $780, in advances Clubs Of TES weekles
or more, in advance. $500.
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CossuxPEIoS AND sPITTIEs BLooD.-see the
HeAAse5S certificate Of Mr.. Turner e. Ramsey, for
many years proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel Fredsrek
burg, Va and late Of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr. John Mnge Of the city of Richmond though regular
physician and Of opposed what he called quacA
medicines obliged say that its good effects in the case
Of Mr.. Ramsey, wonderful indeed.
He had been given up by several physicians; had tried
most Of the quack medicines AID the verge Of ds
pair as well as the grave when he tried Carters Spanish
Mixture.
We refer the public his fun and lengthy certificate around
the bottle stating his
c. - r,f
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BUSINESS CHANGES. The late firm OF Ellis &
Moore having been dissolved, Mr.. Ellis takes
charge OF the Machine Shop AID will continue
that department Of the business on his own ae-
count. In the foundry department he has as
ISOLATED with him Mr.. 4. Beaumont, ofClarks-
vile, under the style Of Ellis d beaumont.
Persons wishing either castings, or machinery
of any kind, will find il profitable TO give these
establishments call. See advertisements.
PRoF. CRoss' SouocI--one OF the very best
institutions OF learning in the State, is the
Boarding School for boys, In the vicinity Of
Nashville, kept by Prof NArn'L CRoss, long
connected with the University OF Nashville
The terms eli this school will he found in an al
vertisement in TO days Patriot.
We take pleasure in commencing this lnsti.
tuition to the attention ofparents and guardians
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STATEMENT.

The name Of the corporation is RTNA INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at Hartford, Connecticut.
The Capital is Five Hundred Thousand Dollars, and Ia
paid up
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

wEazT os EsEz ~ LovEi-wOuld jon ike 70 bes Would
you like to marry the object Of your aFeeonl Would you
like to take to your BOSOM and snatch from all rival charms
the and face that you have yearned for long, hut
fear you cannOt VIM There Is difficulty about it. Pro-
fessor RozDcUF made easy He hasgven the whole
mysterious process in that book Of his The Bliss Of
Msrrisge.D Il Is advertised in another column.
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StraYed or Stolen
NEGOTIATIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1861!

THE subscribers beg call Of thar friends
and ise tTsds generally to their arangensnis for
We shan be prepared BY 10th Of February 70 shovs
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE sroox.
Our Foreign Department
VIM be supplied with slnOs. entirely ssOsk whi.A
has been personally selected BY Of the house IN Earsp
We invite particular attention TO
Our Dress Goods Department.
We shah be able to show all the
NEWEST DESIGNS AND FABRICS,
In Silks, Bsrsges, Bsrage de LANES ChaIliss Tis-
sues, Elegant Robes, Brilliantes, Grenadines De
Baiges, French, Scotch and English Muslins, Lawns
and CamhTics, BombaEines, Alpaeeas shswls searss,
Mantillss, Talmas, &C., &e
ALSO,
very large stock % WRENCH, SCOTCH and IRIsH IN
BR0iDESIEs, Wits GOODS, LINES. LINEN GOODS.
In the
Hosiery Department.,
An unusually large stOOk embracing every variety Of
English and German Cotton, silk anz LiaIs nrsaa
Hose, Gloves, Mitta, and small Wares, 40, g.
Aiehoiee stock Of Goods or
GEHTLEMENs WEAR and rAILoRg usEs.
Also
Carpet Department,
u
sells, Ply and Ingram Carpets, Canton Mating.
Floor Oil Cloths, Rugs and Druggsts; RICH Gu,
TAIN sTUFF5, in great variety; and
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS.
Also,
In the
Domestic Goods Department,
A fal assortment OF
AMERICAN, COTTON AND WooLLEN a0ope
Werepeat what We have oen said before, that Il
intention TO oer the Southern Trade Of the LARGEsR
STOCKS Of Goods, and 10 seN aa lot0 1s so6
~ any mdrkef ~ he cosHfry.
Our Foreign Faercs arc an % OUH owe FOETAT0E ane
particularly adapted 10 Southern eoDsumption.
We shall be glad The trade market The
ing and 70 EhoS them stock with
that viii be for the Strss Of CLOSE BUYRks 70 exam
Inc 10
our terms are Cash or GOOD NOTES payable tnsars-
dbfy az bunk. We shall also adhere the system (HhlsA
has worked vel the past sesen) Of selling Bsacf Brosa
and colored COrrox GooDs for eff easA a Aanuacrss
e0sf prfos.
BANCROFT, BETS & MARSHALL,
zoe and al King s.,
Isns-Sm Charleston, =. Q.
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N &c .

NHE business heretofore condasted By the subscribers
der the aFm o. SNOW, MACKENZIE co., via 10
hereafter carried By them uBder the hr and stys q
MAoKEEzIE WILSON.
An psrsons Indebted the late nrm requested par
up without delay further indulgence eannos possibly b
giVsn. ALEx. MACKENZIE,
J. W. HfLS0S.