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sentatives in Congress to all proper efforts to
secure the passage Of law carry out this object
Lies over.
Lafayeite Tarnpike-On motion of Mr.. Pogue, the
Hoese reconsdered the vote rejecting the bill TO
incorporate the Lafayette and Red Sulphur Springs
Turnpike company, aud to grant State aid thereto,
AID the bill passed on its third reading; ayes 50,
noes %.
Property exempt from ereeuiion-Nr Temple
called up the motion to reconsider the vote reject
ing the bill to exempt certain property from execu-
ton The vote was reconsidered and the bill pass
ed OF its third reading; ayes SO, noes 90.
Tie Hermitage-The House concUrred in Senate
amendmeutto House bin providing for the purchase
Of the Hermitage ayes "a, noes %.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Union Bdnk-The Speaker laid before the House
a communication from the President of the Union
Bank, in response TO resolution Of the House,
adopted few DAYS since, in regard to the affair Of
the Branch Of that Bank at Knoxville, 10 which he
saws:
THE business Of the Branch of this Bank at
Knoxville has been suspended from the voluntary
resignation Of the Board at that Branch. As soon
az this Board is satisfied that It Is the wish of the
business community of that section that a new
Board should be appointed we will take the matter
into respectful consideration"
The communication Was laid upon the table for
the present.
CLASSIFYING The Acts-Mr. Cavitt called up bic
resolution directing the Secretary OF State to SO
classify the acts to have the public and private
or local acts printed under separate heads and the
resolution was adopted
RqersUilie Raiiroad-0n motion Of Mr. Kinney,
the House took up House bin for the benefit Of the
Roger-villp and jefferson Railroad company, grant
ing State aid thereto and after being amended so
IS TO provide that after the expiration Of five years
from receiving the State bonds the company shall
annually aside two per cent a sinking fund for
the redemption Of the same, it was passed on its
third reading ayes 80, noes 10.
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From the Columbia Mirror.
The irish EmigranI's Lament ever the
Bank Of Tennessee.

Bv ST. PathricA aud sure here's the divil to pay
IL the dirthIest tlrck played for many day:
A Know Nothing = esident fax and be gOrra,
= nate little ssiry, worth Four Humid h Dollar
IN ugh 90 uuy pr atles, PCS, po,ten nj breeches,
And pay for the prn iug 81 Elegant speeches
A bloody kuog Nothing with -Four huuG;her Dollar!
And thu Bank iuu beside, 10 lInI and 20 borrow!
Osfl houiy st. Pathrick! now, no would behave il,
When Jour huudther DimOcrats heartily crave iP
Sure broth Of a boy is oud Msth.r JOHNSON;
lie care, not or bishop, priest, preate BRONSON;
The Dimucrathic abie he rades a, IA phases
Jonstrues iOr himself and-och! hauder aud bazesl-
Iuyites father EAYsTMAN 70 tay a. h oughther,
And then Or dvarslun DE makes him "take VIZ herr
Il las riv'rence, unless he repnted,
I'd hio,0 him sky high fr the letther he printed
send him 20 Rome for to kiss q Pppe's toes
But faIN believe he'd sooner bOiC the POpe's
OCH AARON swates AARON, come shoulder your "sledge
Here's numbering lion" inside Of our hedg.,
Deyouring cur Hu1dther Of ft "loaves anu fishes"
All uttely saryrd ~ on Democracy dishes,
And ALFaED, bOulu ALFRED, look back your route;
Know Notlng's fornrnst "a, come, dash his brains ou
iraithJr conspiraJors, outlaws and rebels,
Darhl EutneTnites, muTtherers, heretc-. dIvilsl
Come IICk and help Us, We twin sons O. thunder,
90 tl-e my SOUL shall lose the -Four hundther.
Sure ASDrHREw, Nc lNorREw IFS long ye are shaping;
SANS not dead ana rotten but openly reapiug
Where hUe.' all Converge, and he dom fg
Fer EAIsTMAN, The HfyIid, M. Quad" or McWiig
You're Ae 10Y "ds-rst" him with skin I'd with taste
car lin out, ss,r him up, ic press btta rtip and bd,t
lyII IN down, give III ScSAoJa, HUu FIct m Win TsttJ
tEIlt hun uur, 2 We h m nfy tl a be- PrOcrustrau.
ANITHRtW, NCAND HkEw. with ut barney or bia her,
ANS stating kcuI llundlher AOJn out OF your laher.
MCKAY FREE.
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CONLEY & JOHNSON,

ARRNMCnNLFY.
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRInr OFFICE.

= Nashville, Feb. 10, 1856.
COTToN-Arrivals BY wagons larger than usual,
and trade active at full prices. 80 bales at 74aS;
at 90; 20 at s.
| T0BACCO-None.
GRAIN-None.
! GROCERIES-Quiet but firm; 200 sacks coarse
Salt on the levee at auction sold for 37 per sack
Without change.
| PROVISIONS-Steady.
BACON-Hog round, s cents.
Weather better. Trade improving.
! CHARLESTON, Feb 6, IP NJ CorroS-The de-
! mand is quiet to day, but prices are full. Sales Of
! / 100 bales-at S4a9s
AUGUSTA, Feb 6, P. NJ CoTToN-The demand
to day has been good and prices firm aud full. Good
middling 9; nidling fair 81
COLUMBUS, Feb 8. There was a good demand
for cotton Yesterday but sales were light, owing TO
the high pretensons of holders. The Transactions
were: For middng to 81 strict middIius Sc to
! 81; good middIiug So. Holders are asking / over
the above quotations.
ATLANTA, Feb 4, 6PM. CoTToN-Good demand
at 6iaSs.
BAcoN-Hog round. l2a124; Sides, ribbed aud
clear, l2aI2t, hams %, shoulders IL.
These quotations may be considered nominal, as
there is very little bacon in market.
BUrTER-Good country, % per 10.
BEEF-On foot 6 per 10.
! BEANs-Prime white, 50 per bushel.
BEEswAx-lSa20 per 10.
DRIED FRUIT-Unpeeled Peaches, 81 GOAL %;
Peeled, none; unpeeled Apples, 5oa75, peeled Sla
! 81 20.
! FLoUR-Superfue per 100 lbs, sacks and bbls,
/ 81 OOa4 90, Extra 81 5Oa5 90.
GRAIN-Wheat, Red, including sacks, 81 So to
l 60, White, do. do, 81 Goal Go; Corn, sacked go
a65; Oats, sacked, 60; Rye, sacked, SOl90; Peas,
/ sacked S2aS5
! LARD-In kegs and cans, 1871 bbs 12al24
| PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ,. The sales OF iron for the
week have been 2, $50 tons. All numbers have ad
vanced somewhat; No. J. in large lots, is selling at
! 81 90, in small lots at 2S 90; No. at 26 90, and
/ No. at "a 90. Bars and rails are tending upward
from the influence of the foreign news.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. I.
IRON, NAILS, PIG IRON AND LEAD-We quote by
/ the quantity follows: Stone-coal bar iron 81
charcoal do A; all other descriptions at the usual
rates Nails 3 5Oa4 90 for l0d, and cOrrespOr ding
for other sizes Tennessee pig iron S35 for No
l, and $53 Tor No. ,. We quote Brownsport No l
pig iron at the same rates on six months. Sales OF
Salt River iron, Belmont Furnace, at "a 00aS6 per
ton. Pig lead firm at 7a74; bar lead tara. Sales
Of shot at OOa2 25d2 80.
Hoes PACKED - The Cincinnati Price CWrreu
gives the following statement:
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House bills on Il s. reading CONSUMED the ses.
sivn, aud large number wee c.cd On.
A n lurL ed 10 "a A N MnnH
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INDIANA.

The hogs packed at Nashville averaged 240 lbs,
and at Louisville about per cent heavier than last
year. At Chicago and the few places we have
heard from in Indiana, they rather lighter than
last year, the heavy ones having been shipped
East.
At Xenia, our correspondent says that the hogs
were 10 per cent heavier than last year.
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SEmous-PERHAPs FATAL AFFRAY.-A DIFF
fcglty occurred on Saturday night between a
man named Spotswood and another whose
name we could not learn, at the frame drinking
house on Deaderick street. a few doors above
the Patriot Office. The parties were playing
cards, when a dispute arose, and the unknown
man drew a pistol aud shot Spotswood through
the left breast We learn that his physician
despairs of his life His antagonist escaped,
and st this writing has not been taken.
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New Books AT john YoEK's.-Our erterpri-
sing Book friends, JoHN YORK & Co., have laid
upon our table "Putuam's Monthly" for Feb
ruary, containing more than its usual variety
Of excellent reading matter. lis contents are:
/ Washington at Boston-GG years ago.
.. The Ring.
3. Owl Copse-a Story Of Reform aud Re
formers.
T. Sunset.
D. High Ljie-st the Moth Pole.
6. Aspirations.
2 Rmance o. Crimean History.
Philosophy of Punnug.
Living ia the Country.
10. Ny Vie aud /.
H. Cyclopedm OF American Literature.
u The Ranger Ballad.
49, The Haunted King aud the Loaded Dice.
IA. Lewis Life of Guethe.
-. a Plea for Qpiuces aud Ounce Trees
lG 4 Word Tor Mems Rights.
II. Editorial Notes.
American Literature Art Matters Also
"Dicieas Houch0H Hord,' for February,
the simple mention of which is enough to close
out Iork's stock Immediately. Also
The School Esllou, a Magazine for Boys and
Girls.
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River aud steamboat News.

Weather yesterday remarkably clear and
fine.
River sIili rising slowly, with 10 feet on the
Shoals
.ScotJ4Rd completed her load at the Pork
House, and left for New Orleans.
Neoaa departed Cor the same place.
BlInch Leafs for Paducah.
Ella, from Paduch, reports the river gorged
. 10 sight Of that place No boats have yet
been able 10 pass down. Many are anxiously
awaiting and expecting general break up.
The HaaJoldt arrived from New Orleans
on Saturday night and will leave on return
trip Tomorrow. She brought up a large
quantity Of sack salt.
The T. H0Uar& arrived yesterday from Pa
ducah, having been on the ways at that place.
She will leave for New Orleans in day or
two.
The Ella, with the best ring-bolt" in tho
Office, is off for Paducah and "way down to
Cairo" to day at y NJ, precisely by hes
"iack-staif." All aboard.
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s1y" We see from the Gasstte, Of yesterday,
that our worthy friend LAIRD, has been pro-
NOTED by the General Of the Division to the
position Of Major of Militia. We shall take
pleasure ia s2lutiug Maj. Laird.
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CuoLEuA PREVENTHyE.

sIsHE Pable are respectfully informed that LYONS co
i sait autluue selling their celebrated oiera and
slIarrhcu Preventive q. tfrom he elects q whieA
Al many last year rezpsd great cuort and rec ~ Ne
Gaaon 0sllc Glass; "A peyenres are Aiways better
th.B cres wc strongly reconarHd al 70 ~. The Poor
sutplisd aths1i charge, Aocowpanied Sh praclsas
sts errstheste. PEis&te faihsz particularly, sh0gie
--r~s LYONS Co,
wr tsColAF strues.
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s1,074396 81
LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not cue

The R'na InsSrance Company presents lis patrons
very satisfactory condition. OF large increase in Cash As
sets fr the further security % their poces-a nves1
ments being placed Ut the minimum market value the
sent time OF depression in the standard Of They
are either prime dividend paying stocks good, valuable
and clean Investments, y-ns moderate interest and in
come The Standard basis which the Assets have been
valued being cod &c Interest Resides this sOdity, The
Company calls attention the strength and security il de-
ves from it, con bnrd system OF Agencies, through ts
agents having the means Of presenting united phaianx Of
eeT9eRcef ti7erJCFrs, which has worked, for Thirty
seven years. the h2pp results 20 stockholders and claim
ants for ossesand enab 10 20 enter the year 1855 with
greater prestige for future Usefulness than has yet beea
reached by really National In Urancs Corporation.
~ All business attended 10 with despatch and fidelity.
BY order OF the Board JOSEPH NASH, Ageut,
jan3l-lm NashVIli
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effects OF mprudent use Mercury medicine has ever
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Brochal Affections Liver Disease Neuralgia and Rheuma
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The Of T. Fl. Ramsey alone should satisfy any who
doubt Call the Agent and procure pamphlet contain
ing cures which will astound you See advertisement.
TT An Of fact is worth pound Of theory; and the
swarm conclusive around that incompar
able PREPARATION Hoodands German Btters, prepared by
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Dyspepsia heartburn, loss Of appetite, nausea nervous
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PEoF. wooD's HAIR REsroRArIyE.-The testimony Of all
thoroughly tested the virtues of this celebrated
article will restore the gray and th bald, eradicate
the Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
The perfectly extreme old age. 1t is put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement.
N~15se To Nervous Sufferers.-A RETIRED CLERGTNAS
- restored to health a few days, after many days
Of great suffering, anxious make known the
means of Will send ree the prescription used Di
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TENNLs>EE LEGisLATUHE
SENATE

SENATE
SATURDAY, Feb. 9.
Several House bills were acted on in their inter-
mediate stages.
The Normal School bill was made the special or
der for Monday, Fen. IL.
House bill 70 amend the practice in the trial OF
criminal causes, and for other purposes, read
tr,e times, discussed, amended aud passed.
Adjourned 10 a z. N,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House bills on Il s. reading CONSUMED the ses.
sim. aud large number wee ed On.
a purl ed TO u NJ, Mondiy.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
NIGHT SESSION.
FRIDAY, Feb. s.
House BRls oH third realipg-To incorporate Ea
rcka College the Missionary Society OF the Merho
dist Episcopal Church South, Oak Hill Academy, 20
establish Rural Vale school district ia Monroe 90 +,
aud 20 incorporate Rheatowu ia Grecue county
&c; passed, ayes on, noes 10.
To incorporate Stewart College and Academy
the Law Library of Cumberland University, the
Three Forks Institute, the Educational Society Of
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, the Young
Mems Christian Association OF Knoxville, &c, &C /;
passed
For the benefit Of Sneed Harris, c. W. Hail. Sc;
passed, ayes 49, noes %.
To amend the charter Of the Carthage, Ale1an
dria and Red sulphur Springs Turnpike company,
aud 70 amend the charter OF the town OF Kingston.
passed.
To incorporate tie Lafayette aud Red Sulphur
Springs Turnpike company, and TO aid the same by
State ait rejected, ayes %, hoes 81
SArgBDAY, Feb @
Resolutions h'rofuora-By Mr. 8assengill; Pc
Vidiug that the ourti section OF he tenth auics o.
the Constitution be- suspended IN as To allow The
citizens OF the Thirteenth loarl,,nth aud Fifteenth
Civil Districts 81 S1.lNau c0duty. 10 ioun new
county, iu connection Win Washington, Gre ne
and Hawkins c0uuJies. Referred to JuJieiary Com
mttye.
Mr. Wrlckcr: Appointing John l. 7 Sueed, o
J. Temple and Horace MAYNARD, Conmi-siouers.to
examine into aud report 90 the nr1t Legislature.
upon the claim Of john Blair, ". ! Hut AID 9th
ers, growing out OF the purchase Of What Is known
Is the Path Killer Rcservation. The rule was sus-
pended aud the resolution adopted.
Mr. Hatton: Providing that bills and messsgss
from the Senate shall be acted upon In the order 10
which they are received sc. Lies over
Nj. Taylor: ID relation 10 q diIect trade between
the southern States and Europe -reeommending
the appointment by the General Government, Of
Comm, re al Agent 20 reside either ia Amsterdam,
HAVE. Liverpool or London, whose duty it shall
be 10 carefully collect aud forward 20 this country
such information mas be OF service 60 the proda-
GERS OF cDtton tobacco nee, hreaasiuiis 81, aud
instructng oaT Senators aud requesting oar hepFe.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Who WANTS MARRIED mo excuse for remaining
single now. You marry whom you love. They cannot
help it, They must recprocate your passion Only read
Professor Rondou book He not only shows the Bs Of
Marriage" berays the by which the wedding
be made a thing inevitable Only one dol,r a wife
husband Read the advertisement in columns to-day.
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MANEEss
CELEBRATED COMBINED REAPER AED NOW
IN WIFE WooDs9 FMPRoVEMRHT

HAVE h4nd and ar sale, IL keevs Mashinss Thsy
rsesise4 ts Frsaaianis ~ ne sais FAIRS u Nes fsFk
Nss 1ersey, FsFmoni Mes hasa.aire Conufcisui Kea-
tucty and 6aatia ard Nashville N ibs and have
Esaa aniFssHsi ssten ihscaEheul Mi ~ Tsua ssers
soe aay e sesm h.ss = sssa n ihe ssi 80 years.
Pre- sis0 1shxsrsd Ia S4shsae.
LASTED CHATHAM.
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StraYed or Stolen

'RON the stable Of Isaac Paul the night 81 January
llth, one BAY HORSE about fourteen hands high both
ind feet white above the hook the face has a very
bushy tan No other marks rccoected ANY person
ing the horse, giving any information Isaac Paul
VIII De literally rewarded CATHERINE STOUT
lAnl4 Nrar franklin nPnnt
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GEocEmss AT AUcuoN.-Davis. Pitcher d
Co. sell Groceries at Auction tomorrow. See
advertisement.
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MARRIED.

On Tharsasy evening last, oy Rev. H. r. Irwin,
Mr. JAoon II. GLASS, 70 Nis, hAEr Asa RaoDEs,
al vi lhis city
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81 TIE Delegates to the Convention are
invited to the Patriot Office, where exchanges
from all portions Of the country will be found
al their service.
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SUCCESSORS TO MULUHk MuUkh.
No 10 Broad street, and No "a South Market street.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
MANUFACTURES Of Tin Copper and Sheet Iron Wares
vi intend keeping constantly hand all kinds q Cook
ing and Heating Stoves, Ornamental and Pain Mantle
crates sc, &c
Aso-An kinds 4 Copper and Sheet Iron Work lone for
Seambla s, Rolling Nils, Furnaces, Foundres, Factories
&C. the shortest notice and cheap be done
n Die ty. jaul2-ly
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GENUINE "RODGERS" CUTLERY
To Steve Dealers.
AYNE, LEE & CO.,
II a gle -Four dry,
No. ass Liberty Street,

MANUFACTURES q Cooking, Pafior and Heating
vi stoves. cooking Ranges, Crate Fronts. Feeders Hell
louare, 4e
general assortment q Stoves iof Wood Coal suitable
Cor the ia bern T saes eaasiAutly On hAni.
= 0rders respectfully solic-trd. febs-aasly
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Timers Tools.
WRAPPINGS

FOR PAIL AND WINTER.
WE win open Monday ssh inst the largest soek q
w CL0Aks, MAATILLAs, 6e.. &c, eGcred 10 his
city. All persons wanting nice artirle would do vel
ean embraces every hing nee. ranging IN
pricss tfom s. % $780, r. c. McAAfRY a co.
xxu42
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Sherif,s Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
DT virtue Of gc1dloHf epoags, directed, By the
ID Great Court 81 Davidson county r. yapuary ferl,
1885 Wl the coart house door the city Il Nash
vile on he sh day q March newt the highest ber for
cash an right title AMI int~rrsf Of william stuart % The
following cts Nos ~ ard So detcFlted IN the psn
e the toswoi N iasspcnea IN said deed Ia boet No ia p
sss plan beck No. H. pses 4i9 and no Ia tn Reg
isisrs' Ocs u Davidson Fronting tSensF-sevrn
ler stree and runnfrg bsk enc hnndres
and thiry-seven feet six inches each The above Ffoprry
s. saated ths city q Nasape D4ydson eol1iy fenn
leYira On As the property q ~ Stewart
Iau2a Tx .kDMoSDsJS, pepuiy saeEi1.
Oranges.
TUsT received. 10 bbis. sweet Havana oranres a.
u jani9 ,. q. Q. kybt kfrOSE,
T,HFESE.-so boxes v. h. Cheese
u Itanls J @. G ROBERTSON.
(stGAHs.-slaeo Cis4rs u sooa brsnls suiaAbls lor
0c1untry trade lad city rsiaH. Per sale AZ
Jans J. d. c. EohkkfsONas Broadwa AZ
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE SEASON
nOunLE SOLID snpef Calf water pref ass shsss and
~ Cater, - tahie for ne pEeseas wsafosrs
Ladies LeathsF saichsh,
Pest Leafhar Waisr-prof Traycing Bags
M.sses, Boz and c1i.dfea's OreFsh1ss-
A. lawrss ash psicsa. y9aS RAMAGE
janis e ca1ess street.
NTANTED.-To klsr. Mare, ~ a. present. rear.
w - FickEIrs AGENcx.
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capital 900!
1000 Prizes Amounting to $4,000!

PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Persons sending money by mail need fear its being
lost. Orders puncthaly attende Communications
confidential Bank Notes Of sound banks taken at par.
Those wishing part Cudr numbers should order imme-
datey. Address JAMES f. WINTER, Man ger,
MACOS Ga
iar21-td mr. ROY fIQ N.svvT,rv y n
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Gold! GOld!! GOld!!!
1900 PRIZES! $4,000 DOLLAss!
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

l.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE GEORGIA
10000 NUMBERS ONLY PRIZE TO TICKETsl
10 be drawn at Concert Hall, Macon, Ca under the
i sworn superintendence Of Col. Geo. NJ. Logan
and Jas. 4. Nisbet. ESQ.
This LOTTERY is drawn the plan Of the ROYAL Lot
tery Of Havana Of single numbers
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~ We authorized to announce v. R GLASCOCK a
candidate for recollection the Office Of Constable
LIST District Of Davidson county, the City Of Nashville
~ We authorized to announce IRA STOUT candi-
date for Constable Of TIE lst Dit Of Davidson county the
City Of Nashville, at the ensuing March election.
candidate for Office Circuit Court Clerk for Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election.
s1s We are authorZad anuourc. y p CORBITT
cand date Tor tie Office q Constable % the 1t District Of Da
wilson county, the Cityo Nashville.
~ We authorized 70 announce JESSE B PERRY
as candidate FOR Constable in the Nashville District.
80 We are authorized 10 announce JAMES NJ HINTON
can dae for reelection the Office Of Constable Il the
LIST District Of Davidson county the City Of Nashville
~ We aothoriEsd % ANNOUNCE JOHN HUGH SMITH
candidate for the o-e Of Clerk o. the Criminal Court OF
Davidson county, at the March election.
We author SD 10 announce JOHN SHANE, Jr.,
candidate for the oce Of Criminal Court Clerk at the mex
March election.
~ We a. authorized 10 announce GEO. W. COWAN
candidate for Criminal Court Clerk Of Davidson county
a. the next March election. ian22
~ We are authorized 81 announce JOHN X. EDMOND
SON candid tie for Sheriff VI Davidson county, IT the
ensaiag March election decl4-td
~ We are authorised Q. W. NANCE as a
candidate f.r Circuit Court Clerk the ensuing March
EieetiOn. jan lid
UT Z-IryrypH = sJrTvn NV rgsBTTy UTDCyr
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GTONE WARE, 500 pieces stone Ware, eonslstinE
- of Jars, Churns, Jugs MILK Pans Butter Crooks &c
every size, just received. JO G. BROWN,
a College St
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Dissolution of partnership
JAMES B. CRAIGHEAD,
a DEALER IN -
IL HARDWARE aE 2
AND
Q u II II il Il n Y,
No. 20 PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, rEsS.

ITO enable sell Foos low prices from This cate
al Cor suudfiss purchased credit, shSlb
consde doe when the articles delivered and pay
vii b. expected when the accounts presented.
janu dcokEly
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STATEMENT.

OF Hartford. Conn.,
m Tofl

Ths name Of he CORPORATION is ETNA INSURANCE.
COMPANY, located at HsrtfoId, Connecticut
The CAPITAL IS Five Iun srrd Thousand Collars, and 10
paid up