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es6aC Publications.
LIST OF
Choice Illustrated Books
FOR PRESENTATION.
VI. T. BERRY & COMPANY,

FOR PRESENTATION.
W. I. BERRY & COMPANY,
PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE,
Have now on Sale a Choice Collection of Elegant
Illustrated Gift Eooks for the Holidays, VIZ:
/. ROBERTs' sEETCHEs IN THIS HOLY IANO-wnh
$50 exquisitey tinted Drawings.
:. HEATHs KEEPsAKE FOR ls57-In elegant Ornament
al Binding, richly illustrated.
8. HEATH BOOK OF BEATTY FOR 1ssT-wi,h series
Ofbsaltiful Female Portraits.
l. THE COURT OF NAPOLEON; On, sOcIrTT N TEE DAYS.
FiAsr ESPrRz.-with Pc rsraits Ofits Wits Bead
ties, and HerOnss.
5. TIE REPUBLICAN COURT; On, AxzAIclS sOclErr N
IHs DAYS OF wAsHrserOs-Wi,h 81 Portraits Of Dissn.
gaished Women.
6. THELIsE OF LUTHER-In 50 Historical TngravinEs.
!. THE RUBENS GALLERY OF TIE LUXEMBOURG lin
one elegant folio volume containing "a superb EDsra-
Wigs.
s. The DAIRY MANS MISUNDERSTANDING printed
0n-tnted paper, eIqaisitey illustrated.
.. COLDRIDGk's ANCIENT MISUNDERSTANDING print
ed on tinted paper, with appropriate Enbslishuent.
TO- THE Goldsmith. Beautifully print
ed and tmb .l;ished.
IL. SONGS OF THE BRAVE; THE sOrDrERs DRrAr.-Beau-
tflly printed tinted paper And szqusitsIy snbsl-
Hshed.
H. PLEASURES OF HOPE.-By Thomas Campbell, en-.
quisi ely illustrated.
IS. eli GY ON AC, UNTRY CHURCH YARD-By ThOs.
Gray. Emb,uished with designs.
IA. TRE DESERTED WILL GE.-By Oliver Goldsmith
Printed tinted paper, with new embellishments.
Is. THE VICAR OF wAKEFIELD-By Goldsmith. A new
and be luiiful edition, sXq1isitely nlustIa. ed.
Is. RHYMES AND ROUNDELAYs IN PRAISE OF coUN-
RY LIF&-wntteu b. Posts of many lands and adOrn-
ed by many pictures
II. THE BOOK OF CELEBRATED POEMs.-cODpri,ing
eightyOf the admired Poems in the ugaags,
With elegant Embellishments.
IS. THE BOOK OF GEMsTh' Poets ar Artists Of Great
Britain. EnbeDihed with $50 superb engraving.
10. The BOOK OF WAvERLY GEMs.-In series en-
Srayed iuratols AMI Incidsnts and scenery in Sir
Water seo,t's Novel;, 81 il us,rAions.
20. LONGFEI LOWS POENs.-A rev English Edition,
Beautifully printed tinted p per- and sxquisitsy il
| Ius rated.
81. MDOREs IRISH MELODIEs-A new and b, Autisul
edition, hle embellishments.
~. The ILLUSTRATED BYRON-A new and beautiful
editiOa of Lord ByrOns POesea Works. with over 500
| Illustrations.
%. THE SOUVENIR OF FRIENDsHIP.-A Christmas and
/ New Year Press NJ for 1851.
e. TUE TOKEN.-A Christmas and New Years Prosecution
| 1851.
Is. THE MIGNONETTE.-A Christmas and New Years
/ Gin for 1851.
w.T.B & co. also inviss an examination OF thsir
RICH COLLECTION OF FANCY ARTICLES, JUVENILE
OKs, &C. dsszO
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Hes, HowELL Cons hss issaed book lron she
Georgia pres for private circulation, emitted
.s<ripsursl Examination Of the lnssitalion Of ase
m. intended 70 proFs that she development Of sav
sry ID sbs Uaifei States Z calcuiaied 20 securs
.'eivil ard rtlgops hbsnsr 10 TIE race In africa
Il is freely dIssioaIed among pupils men; sish sAs
scshos' eosaplimsuts
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~ For the satisfaction Of distant AMI interested per
rs We s1boin the IAh Of conducting the DraNing %
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND NUM8ERS
Conre1cirg with one and ,xen ing to TWENTY FIVE
THousArD escl numbe ice OF paper wi be placed
m a rtylyi Wheel and moved 10 AMI fro to insure
thorough mixing 4 the numbers, small boy blind
folded viii take ont nu1brr at n time u 10 are
Win ,rawn-exhioi NJ eqcI drawn, to c'nmittee o.
iners.ed ers on app ny and in the presrDc Of
he au lieace III. first numb drawn from the wheel will
EMIL the holder q the trI ct havng It the eorrep
m number price and SO on to the end oithe
gifts.
GRyAT INDICTMENTS TO THOSE WHO WISH TO ACT
AS ATESi 8.
Tickets will be sent postpaid to any part Of the United
States and twenty-five per cent commission allowed on
an sales and emtaure, current funi7. Al in
rerster-d ett-rs al our risk. Pa mentf tickets u be
previous he dav OF drawing II rne the no der
70 any prz. schedule sInbra ing all he drawn numbers
will nv mail or oherwi-e be uvni ned by ,urFtlS or
IN all prsons holding tcS.ts, immediately ater he
ing free 4 charge and Nhen Informed 10 the lue
md lo.sity Of IN lucky .&et holder. v prz-s 81 !
he orwardel mediate and al arge wives satSfc ~
srrany, a. soon praccIbe. Sin lrTc tsw be sen
byroa.i On r csiv ng a reuittsn'e One Dollar.
w Thas. chasing tickets 4 m Agent will be fur
ni,bd WITH C clars and al Informal perta ming 70 the
drawing and distributions OF enterprise ny said AEsrt
rxclusiv,l, No direction wi be made in the Price Of
tickets To auv onp excep' Areu.s
NJ grand Concert will be given in usTll on ne
occasion # he Drawing, which rons Of hts I'm prise
VIII b. adm tied Free other pc will be charged ene
drllar each seat.
re- Address orders for tickets to
dec2s II. o. Box 352, Nashville.
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FANCY GOODS.

ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS
THE HOLIDAYS.
IL College Street
l. "Ths Most superbly illustrated Book ever Pro-
dueed in America"
Cost of First Edition over $4,000.
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON,
SOCIETY," UNDER THE FIRST EMPIRE,
With Portraits Of its Beauti Wits and Hesones. By
Frank o. GoODRsoH Dick 7iatol Royal ou4rO, Turkey
Antique.
The subscriber respectfully invites attention to the
above Presentation Book, which undoubtedly will be the
most popu ar desirable aud successful Gin Book, for s
size snd prise, yet pro lueed ia this country.
Q THE REPUBLICAN COURT; Or, Society in the
DAYS Of W ishing-on. Twenty one Portraits
8 THE HOLY GOSPEL. Illustrated with forty Ergra-
wigs
4. ORNAMENTS OF MEMORY; Or, Beauties Of
Hsory Romance and Poetry, With eighteen Ensra-
vings from Or gina Resigns
S. THE MOORE GALLERY series Of Forty eight
highly anisaei Engravngs OF Portraits Land eapes,
&c illustrative q the mos, beautiful passages Of his
8. HOME AUTHORS AND HONE ARTISTS; Or,
American scenery, Art aud Literature With thirteen
steel FngrayipgA
7. THE FLORAL KETPsAKE Tairy Engravings
elegantly eolored from Nature.
s.TIE 9EMOF The SEASON. Ten beautiful Illus
tra,ions
9. LEA LETS OF MEMORY. Ten sisEan, EDgrs-
wings.
10. THE SOUVENIR OF FRIENDSHIP. Christ
ms All New Years Prsssn. Elegantly iIusti ated.
II. THE KEEPSAKE a Christmas Gin. By J. 7.
Headluy.
IL. THE BOOK OF BEAUTY. ElsA: splendid EnEra-
Is. The WINTER WREATH. Trs-s EnSsllsA-
mems.
IA. THE GIFT BOOK OF GEMS By H. W Ousfsl-
Is POETRY OF TIE FIELDS. Pa,''E.. from the
Poet, descriptive Of Pastoral scenes. Elegantly IL
1s. POETRY o. THE WOODS. Passage, nom the
Poet, descriptive Of Forest Scenes. Elegantly Illus
tTa'ei
II. SABBATH BELLS. Chinsd By the Poets; Tints
Paper. Beautifully Illustrated
"sundAys observe: Think when the Bells DO chins
III. angels mu,ic."
Is. RI SNOW FLAKE six Engrsvings.
10. MEMORY's GIFT.
90 TAE PaILOPENA.
21 TIE HOSs ROSE.
% FRIEE OsHIPs OFFERING. SIX EnsrsVinU.
% THE FoagET-ME-Nor.
"a TIE CEClLIAH GIFT. Seven
IS A WINTER SERMON. From Household words.
On tinted paper. EicgAnt Ensravngs.
2s raE BIRDS OF TaE BIBLE. cOlorsa PiassA
"a. TaE PET ANNUAL. AGf or all seasons
90. The ROSE BUD. sz EngrsViDgH
-. THE VOLT szfngrAylngA
"a. The HUnMIHa sIRD. ak EngrETiBgs.
81. GOLDsMTTHs VICAR OF wAKzFIELD- Tint
"a Payer.
AZ PILGRIMS PROGRESS. TiHisi Paper.
ALSO 900 vols bsasi al Javene Books, vsh ADAPT
"a % he yoanE ana sutsbs ioF csris'nas PSsssais
ALSO-snAH OEord Hio'es Ia Vsisss and Turkey B'na-
log.. Prayer and Hyun BeOks IN horoesa and Velvet.
AIS0-Aa elegant assortment q AIoass, Pzpsr naehs
wranS Desls, Portfolios. BaeksAnnen Boards. werk
Bsrss. Eossvsoa snd Mahogany Desks. Ladies casAs.
Psiaf BozsA Gases Ae-, Ae.
TAs psbus are iasiisd 10 examine ne Aeess Isl esfors
soiaw else shsss. Ter saisbJ
asci9 cHAA W. SMITH
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Steam Boats.
Cement.

WILL act as Agent for such Boats maS favor with
L their bu mess Ohicc at r L. Weakev's Corner Proad
aad Fr,nt streets. d. W. RUSS Ii,
decfg A gent
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N o TT C f.

ITO FUNERAL UNDERTtKERT in the ely and country
L JRANES PAT Mt METALLIC Eel Al CASKtTS can
be had Waole ale or Retail, by apply.n to
d. :. RUSSELL, Agent
AFR L. wEAKtEY's corner Broad and Front SITS fdec19
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25OO NHagnificent Prizes !
RFCAPITULATIoN AND ADDITIONAL PRIZES.

RFCAPITULATION AND ADDITIONAL PRIZES.
l Hu.e and Lot, valued at IS 500
Fam, valued at 700
Acr. OF Land, valued at GOO
Lot vslued at 0O
lot, valued at 900
Lot valued at VOO
seven octave Pianos, grsnd action Rosewood,
extra finished, valued at 1850 each, eco
Seven Octave Pianos, Rosewood, valued at
1900 each, OUO
10 Gent Gold Watches, hunting cases, valued at
800 each, OUO
10 Ltui--' Gold Watches, hunting cases. valued
at 800 each, 6O0
10 silver ever watches, hunting cases, valued
at $50 each, 30
10 silver Lever Wat hes, hunting csses valued
$21esch, y"
l Laay's Gold Necklace, valued at p
90 Cod Oh aims and Guards vaued a $50 each, 4Ol
20 Fine Breast Prs, valued at $40 each, go
100 fine east Pins, valued II - e'ch, 9H
100 Fine Finger Rings valued II s. each, 6NO
80 old Thiubles, Vauei at - each, loJ
10p Frger Ring, valued at - 0 each, zoo
l IS Fuger Rings, valued at 81 each, V'o
100 IiIf,,, valueda. s25,cOs
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AMUSING GAMES. for Children.
ALBUMS, bouni in Morocco.
ALBUMS. bound in Popier Machs.
PORTFOLIOS, bouna in Papier M,che.
WRITING DESKS Rosewood sud Leather.
CARDCASES, PORT M0NAIES,
CABAS GOLD PENS,
IVORY TABLETS, DIARIES for 1857,
CHINESE and ENGLISH oHEsSMEN'
COLD LIT9OGRAPHs,
For sale by JOHN YORK CO.,
decls 50 Onion street.
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FRENm oYSrERs! FREsm oYsrERs!

ORDERS hsnfed me Or Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Louis
vile or St Louis manufactured od, viii be prompt
" attended to- Of;e R. l.. Wetseys, Oprner Broad
and Front street,. decl9 d. W. RUSSELL. agent
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WILL pay cash fsrLaad warrants fsas siss tsv ga
l NisssaIt and Artsns4a Land Raisats. izl1si ab0as
ISIS 40 saitien. - 1sle.
an ass pseaarsa 10 bscafs lad Narsaass il ssufh-
EssisFn tsseari ne ~ the on hWesiefn 1soafi
aairaal cauaection a aentiem4a wao he's had ne
~ tkan % . acres ~ asos4 iAn4 sleak
the h1s Of ihs Rad ~ aftAer parielau 4rrs. e.
raeuFe e she usrsTnsl Gear street. ossf ~ Fost
cHss. lsspts4ssl J 9. Fnk0wa
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Orders, Orders,

0n BBLs Louisville Cement, for sale To the trade at
i w cot and carnage, by W. RUSSELL, Agent.
Al r. l. WEAKLETs corner Broad and Front sts ldec19
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SWEDISU LEECHES.

TUsT received fresh supply Of Swedish Leeches by Ex-
- press For sal3 by DEMOFELL BALL.
oct2i
Land WARRANTED Land warrants!
SITE will pay the highest market price 10 CASH mer-
w chaniise for Land Warrants.
RR ANSFOBD, McWHIRTER CO.,
o-t2s-u No. II East side Public square, Nashville.
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GRyAT INDUCEMENTS TO TpOsE WHO WISH TO AC1
AGENTS.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF sEAsoNABLE BOOTS
SHOES AND CATERS FOR LADIES, MISSES
Ann

FRESH ARRIVAL OF sEAs0NABLE BOOTS,
SHOES AND CATERS FOR LADIES, MISSES
AND CHILDREN.
T AIDES French Lasting Caters; -
" Italian Cloth thick sole Caters, with heelS;
" Congress Boots;
"Fpgli h Calf /" very superior;
French Morocco aud Kid Welt Boots;
" Curoco Kid -titched roots. thcS sole, very hne
bug. " Kid French Walkirg Shoes
" Sup. French Calf Boots & Iskns. n OK sole, for
[cod weather;
" Fine French Kid Slippers splsin and with buckles;
1" Freuc1 Embroidered Morning slrpers new styos.
Cork Soles, Oversnoes and Toilette slippers, &C. &C.
Misses and O. idren dress and thick sole Cutters Boots
and Shoes Of French Morocco, Kid, Goat Skin and CAT
Fine Dire So Bro zed and Black Kid slippers
The stock very SUPERIOR and will be sold at low
pri,es JOHN RAMAaE,
deco ~ College street
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES FOR GENTLEMEN.
HAVE received the GLOWING fine stock FIR Winter We ar
L Gents French CAT Stitched Double sole Boots
> " Gates;
" Dress Roots
Patent Lelther and d. s. Caters;
Super French Cloth Dress
- Calf OSfIrd Tie, double soled;
4" Toilet slippers, new styles and patterns
Bows and Youths stout Winter aud Dress shoes, Pumps
and Csiters &C JOHN RAda6E,
doc % College st.
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II AVN qlaiisd iminis rstrx Of John Thomas
decd Al persons indebted 10 the decedent viii come
frwari AMI sSe immeiate pavnsnt, and those having
no e. chi against him hereby notified 70 present
them within The time prescribed by ltw they will he for
ever barred DELIaAH THOMAS AduinistrIt tx
deco OF john FhOmas, Gec'u
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Ia 81.
GODEY's LADY's BOOK Tor January, 1851.
GRAFAM'S MAGAZINE for January, 1871.
HARPER's NEW MONTHLY for January, 1851
eZpectNa
FRANK LEsLIE'S JOURNAL, MAGAZINE and
NEWS. For sale by JOHN YORB CO,
d,ctS 81 Union street.
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PennsyIvanin guek wheat FIOur.
400 BA6s brought oa steamer Ia Goose and 70
4lJtJ sals By d. p. DICKEY
deci2 No. 5 Cslrgu street
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COLTS aEVOLFElkS.-1ast Fsc-iSed ~ tx
Y pr~ss Al a4srseat ~ tAs aAoke q ned Fsses sad
ts ass As1 -tockiar Pi,ia- sssafte9 Eor s.s -
decs j. O. R0BskFsON. nroa4say.
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fFigRRS ISLAND SALT.-lesa Bag Tarss i.l-
dsss rs FREscH 4 soS.
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lust eceived direct from the East FRESH OYSTERS in
j ice for fluily use Whole cans at so, half T3c
Call dec9 ). kloDAhbhRGEk
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a Card
Az manufacturing daily AZ my Eclipse Stove Foundry
Il IN this city, good Assortment Of
Stoves and Hollow-W
ovens Pois ssets Lids ssd-lrons and Andirons Of
dsrent patterns for the Wholesale Na9 retail trade, ~
small prolts.
Ao Yin Copper and Sheet Irun ware ofihs <tqa4hty
a ou hrures rre chkmber srtts a BrttAniz War
and No / Refrfserztors, hand fer sale los.
Paxcal4r attention paid 20 Roofing and CATERING Via
Tin or cooFsr
80 Ola Copper, Pewtsr, Brass aad serup Irsn tAtsa 10
HP. DOKRIs
fxs8-sn 30. ecslege g.. NeAF chaseh q
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T HAVE % Negroes TO sell among' - en- several good
l machan aud three extra f'nsy girls willsel
b re- Ems to men bdying to keepin the city.
deci REFS W. PORTER.
INOR RENT.- That desirable STORE ROOM adjoin-
L ting nv Office on Cherry ST. Get fr the 1881
Also that yarv desirable DWELLING On rry street,
South Broad, containing some o. rooms and will be
put In thorOueh repair Apply 10 WILL. L BOYD.
does so Cherry street.
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~ For the satisfaction Of distant AMI interested per
rs We s1bjoin the IlAn OF conducting the Drawing %
rwENrY.FTYE THOUSAND NUMRERS
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stockholders of the bank, in case of its inso,r.-
liable to creditors, to double the amount ~ lucy
by them respectively held while the forty STOCK
ton makes it compulsory upon the banks to n'a sec'
permanent loanto the State of one.tenth Of it,
tai on which interest only is to be paid eapl
~; these provisions, takenin connection Well ual
giving the State the appointment of directors mat
70 the stockholders manfest!y unjust The Ss seem
at present entitled to three directors. or ono L
the number required to constitute board. a a. Of
three, by gaining over of the individual aese
tors, may do an act, which might be so innro urec
to cause the ultimate insolvency of the b.n,' as
throw the whole liability on TIE individual ~ ana
holders, while the State is exoneratcd from ~
sPonbility. However correct or proper this Oh re-
SION may be in corporation strictly private ,p plOS'
taol'shed for the sole and exclusive benc, ~ e.
corPorators it is submitted, that in great coro ue
.ton, in which the State is herself largely
ana which is established we'll for the benss.e
inc State and OF the community, as for that Of M
stoeknoloers such provision is unegenerous a "s
unfair and when taken in connection Will a ~
checks and guards thrown around this cormo.a. 'he
and the right reserved by the legislature Of MUM
tigating its AFFAIRS from time to time, such es'
sion is unnecessary, as well as unfair. p'0''
Another objection to this provision Occurs -.
case OF those who now hold stock in represent,t ae
or hduciary character, who must either he coro,.m
to sell out the stock thus held by them and loal
for some other mode of investment or to t,la ou1
themselves an individual and personal responsb;,
which few persons occupying that position wo"i,,
be willing to assume. ''u'u
Respectfully submitted
D. L. SN AIN,
THOS. SETTLE Comm;,,..
GEO. w. MORDECAL
November, 1856.
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SENATE.

SENATE.
FRIDAY, Dec. :, 1856.
". Clark. Of Edgecombe, gave notice, that he
MI A. come future day, move to amend the rules
Of the Senate. a
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Diarmid, Martin, Mills, Parks, Ramsay, j.. W.,
Thomas, w. III. Thomas, White-T. &
Against the bill: Messrs Battle, Cameron. Carr,
Christian. Clark, Cowper, Cunningham, billiard,
Eaton, Fennell Fonvie. Grist, Hawkins, Holmes,
Houston, j. B. Jones, A. j. Jones, Miller, Pool,
Sanders, Speight, Taylor, Ward, Virgins, Wild
er-25.
The Senate then adjourned.
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move those worms which sometimes attack the kid
neys
As TO THEIR FooD-Ther food for the first two
three weeks should be pumpkins, apples, roots
and other vegetables, which would be the better of
being cooked and mixed with bran or meal of some
gradually so that when the hogs come to have corn
or meal altogether, the change may not be injuri-
ousy felt by them.
Whether or corn meal be fed out to the
hogs great saving will be effected by having eth
err cooked, and it is mmateria whether IT be boiled
or steamed saving may be effected by cooking
of from ID to 90 per cent-by grinding into meal
and cooking, of 80 per cent
MATERIALS FOR TIE Hoe Pen YARD-A trough
should be kept in the yard, at all times supplied
with charcoal, wood ashes, rotten wood and coarse
salt these substances keep the tone of the hogs
stomach in order, encourage their appettes pro-
mote digestion, and keep the animals in health.
TINE OF FEEDING.-It is all important that the
hogs be regularly fed. at stated hours three times
day, say morning early, at noon and just before sun
down.
Or THEIR SLEEPING APARrMENrs.-These should
be supplied with fresh leaves straw twice week,
so that by their comfortable bedding they may oe
induced to devote a considerable portion OF their
time to sleepng-sleep being great promoter OF
fat
TINE OF TAKING UP Hoes TO FATTEN.-The pre-
else time to take up hogs to fatten, cannot be well
stated; the time must depend upon the supply of
mast in the woods while that supply is sufficient to
keep hogs in growing state-while they increase
in size and fat they very safely be permitted to
remain in the woods the time for removal to the
pens then, is when the hogs, by their appearance,
begin to show an insufficient supply Of food
American Farmer.
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Message received from the House, transmitting
the engrossed bill in reference to the distribution of
the Revised Code, with amendments and asking
the concurrence of this body Referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee.
message was sent to the House, transmitting
a report from the Treasurer and various Bank
ports.
Mr.. Boyd offered resolution authorizing the
Comptroller to have 200 extra copies of his report
printed. Concurred in.
Mr.. Coleman introduced bill to repeal the 9th
section of the bill Incorporating the French Broad
Rail Road.
Mr.. Wilder introduced bill TO re.charter the
Bank of the State. Referred to the Committee on
Banks and Currency, and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Houston introduced bill to increase the pay
of members of the General Assembly, and the
Clerks, thereto. Bill repeats the Act in force
fixing the pay of members, and substituting in lieu
thereof an act, fixing the pay of Speaker at $500
per session, and members 800, with IS per day for
attendance on extra sessions. ..
Mr.. Thomas, of Jackson, introduced a bill to
amend the charter Of the Tuckasege and Allegheny
Turnpike Company. Referred.
Mr.. Thomas also introduced a resolution in favor
Of David Taylor and Elizabeth WEIGH [Resolu-
ton proposes to refund amount expended by them
in defending their claim to lands sued for by Mr.
Stamlnire.] Referred, and ordered to be printed.
Mr. Brogden introduced bill to emancipate Sam
and Sukcy, slaves. Referred.
The unfinished business Of Saturday,-the bill to
establish the county of Allegheny, was taken up
Mr.: A. j. Jones withdrew his amendment proposed
: Mr. Eaton. Cameron and Pool opposed the pas.
sage Of tie BILL and Messrs Coleman, Bryant Chris.
tim, Ramsay, Dockery, and J. W. Thomas advoca-
ted the bill.
The ayes and noes being called, those who voted
for the bill, are: Messrs. Boyd, Brogden, BRYANT,
Cherry, Coleman, DockerySGi Hill Holt Nc.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
MfSSOURx
To c. w. PHlLLIo, esq, Ch,irmsn Of the STA


The following manifesto, which friend found ex'
tersvely and staringly plasarded in session Of West.
erp Missouri calling the citizens to assemble at
Cottleylle and dtnouuce German citizen who had
veptured to proclaim his opposition TO the Boroer-
Rufisn policy and measures We publish 10 eucidsion
of the idea Of Liberty and Free speech which prevails
in he Slave region:
"ANTL BLACK REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING.
"a Mas Meeting Of AL fends of the South and West
speetve of pses party organizations wall DO hs a.
tteys saturday, July 49, 1856 for tbs purpose o. no nj
nae candidates the Lesss ana County Otcer TO
,on ard subject dctaon whstever from that prince OF
Aboiorists, ARNOLD KREKLL ths man who aeon tas
6or OF the Convention at Cottevie held on the 18th t
uusicly as.erted az declared that
" Ddrd dfehfsos ds Musdevev ana ne prHetpd| IN
,t;oator Of oil fAs blood shsd IN konsas' -
tho people Of Missouri were snd eque!
suty by having nominated for the senate man Sn3 voted
Tor II Atehson for VicePedeucy OF the United States
s tgetter with the late assreons la k,ssas was tho
Missoura that sooner thsn vots Tor sue man
or his ends he would suffer his right arm TO drop from hn
body ,.,...,ux
d.rer, and sssassns devoid of common honesty 10
the pocsl Affairs your Country Sou have ossn
der d. With and np ov man who, chtgog upon
xou All the aud boodsted perpetsed la nan
has virtus ly upheld sod sppiaudeo the EnsAnt Aa
r yately for ties Of which you afs aesdod
Arc you vDs trestmei Of temps from one
rbo thu, usy cold himself soul and body TO the Abo
toIists Of No'thf Mo- Then down with the gu Lot
DYNASTY Rally to tho Coove tion sld prove to The wod
that YOU will 70 ionser be led ubmssvey ruin aud Dc
''iu'"'A " 'H'' -''' XANY CITIZENS"