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wires wound togethens The cable will be-
two thousand five hundred Smiles in length,
the surplus over the actual distance to be
traversed being considered necessary, in case
of emergency, to make up for the sinequali.
lies in the he'd Of the ocean and tile yyaria yaria-
tons that may be:caused by the winds and
currents. The protecting wires aresmade
into strands, each composed of seven Of the
best charcoal iron wires. The aggregate
length of the smaller wires required in the
manufacture ofone mile of the cable is one
hundred and twenty-six miles, and the whole
cable will require three hundred and fifteen
thousand miles of this wire.
The flexibility of this cable is so great
that it can be made rs manageable as a
small rope, and it is capable of being tied
around the arm without injury. It's weight
is but 1900 pounds to the mile, and it's
strength such that it will bear in water over
six miles of its own length if suspended ver-
tically. Some doubts being entertained as
to its sinking to the bottom, it is enough to
know that it is heavier than those shells
which have been taken up from the bed of
ocean by Commander Bergman, while en-
gagged in sounding along the line Of the tele-
graph plateau. 1t has been asserted too,
that the strands of slender iron wire by
which it is protected, will suffer corrosion
! or decomposition in a short time after their
submcrsion, but in doing so, the material of
which they consist will enter into chemical
union with the soft mud in which the cables
are imbedded, and will thus form concrete
mass of calcareous or saIicious substance,
alfording the very best possible protection.
AS the time for the laying of the cable
will be at that period when the days are
longest, there will be comparatively little
night to cause interruption to the work.
The whole operation will not take more than
eight days in its completion. On approach
ing the land at each end, much thicker
cable will be used, and Of sufficient strength
to render it less liable to accident from the
foulings of anchors or the effects of currents.
AS proof of the durability of such a cable
we would here state that we saw specimen
Of that which connects Dover and Calais,
and after submersion of six years, was as
perfect as when first put down. Accidents
from the grounding of icebergs at the New
foundland terminus will be rendered impos-
s'ble by the laying and landing Of the cable
in harbor perfectly land-locked, into which
no iceberg can enter, land where the water
varies in depth from two hundred to two
hundred and fifty fatloms.-N. O. Delta.
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From the Richmond South
Is AN AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION
ESSENTIAL TO THE s0uTHl

We do not conceive it necessary, in dis
cussing the present exigencies Of the coun-
try, always to protest our devotion to the
Union. Upon this point We prefer to lie
Judged rather by actions than by words
For the maintenance of the union of the
States. we have already acqniesced in sacri-
fees and concessions which demonstrate an
affection quite as strong as we care to he
credited with-for any existing institutions.
To perpetuate that union in its harmony
and its beauty. we are prepared to make,
perhaps, other concessions, provided some
effectuaf guarantee can he afforded, that
those concessions are to be final. We have
little faith in Congressional compromises or
paper guarantees; and, with our approba-
ton, thesSouth will never acquiesce in any
more. In spite Of present adverse 'insdica-
tons, we cling to the faith that the Union
may be preserved but il so, it can only be
done by, a bold and. manly consideration of
abe subject:
E The times demand this 7muel1-and we
are content, in endeavoring soto meet the
responsibili.ys which rests upon us, as
sentineIs uponi esWateh tower Of flha South.
E1t is idle to close ouf eyeste; ;dau&ers.Rhicli
are lowering darkly,,ipon. the HORIZON NO
sane man can calmly New the present. as:
'peets of sectional cofltroyetss, and deiude
himself yilb Tie i tbar.aaheer to to s,be
permanenee.of tts tynionsis' not imminent {
A retrospect ihe past: ten years, Z 'isufioes
tofassnre3 3liimethat public sentiment ID the
North, and The South is rapidly ripening for
sFsen.ipsS sevesmee of. political connection
Mthere betnot devised scmsmeaas tecaimi
tbsl ssM considered ..appfehensi7toan,s Of 81 the
||sopth but = very fey years are necessary
to hrmg every State South Of Mason dsDix
.on's line 10 the conclusion that SELF protec
ton andsself respect sfeaaire the foffpatio1
Of other political tiesasse e mas entertain
wlasopinious we please, upontthe prrofsis;
81 rimproptiety .ofsucL csaplustops, ,--bnt
| they Cannot Mfer the stubom sfadt. Is Il
wise then: is it manly; ;sfo avoid. the discus
aion. or consideration Of the subject, Unit
discussion and consideration. will be fruit
less : We think not-and therefore we
lave suggested iu a previous issue The pro.
1Priety amepd ling sbe Constitutions w.
are NOT tsaac'ous Of any Particular plan oj
PROPORTION. ~ =! !i.S.sS sssf
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THE MAILS-DAMAGE TO THE RAILROAD

THE MAILs-DAMAGE TO THE RAILROAD
There was pretty general failure Of the mails
yesterday, resulting from the heavy rains Of the day
previous and the consequent high waters. We have
received no mail by the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad since Tuesday morning, owing to the dam
eye sustained by the road The train that left here
for Chattanooga at q o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
proceeded few miles beyond FOstervills, about
fifty miles from the city, where the track was found
washed from the embankment for about one hun
dred yards. The conductor learned that beyond
Bellbuckle the track was washed off for a hundred
and fifty or two hundred yards. The train backed
to FOsterville, where it lay for the night and
returned to the city yesterday.
Is far as heard from, the bridges on this end Of
the road are all safe.
Bya teegraphic despatch to Gen. Anderson, from
Mr.. George Hooper, mail agent, who had reached
Decherd with the mail which left Chattanooga Tues
day morning, we learn that there had been slides
At the gap upon the track though to what extent it
is not stated. The small tressel bridge over Rush
Greek at Tsntalan, foot Of the mountain grade be-
yOnd the tunnel) is washed away. A portion of
the emhankment between Anderson and Tantalan is
washed away, as is also the rock embankment above
Tsntslsn.
The damage to the track near Bellbuckle can be
repaired in few hours after the water subsidies,
but the repairs at other points will require consid-
cradle time.
Mr.. Hooper telegraphs to Gen. Anderson that
there will be no chance to get mail through in q
week. We hope, however, the damage is not so
great as he spprehends.
No train will leave this morning, and probably
none in the afternoon. Gen. Anderson will send the
Northern and Washington mail by way Of Louisville
this morning. and the mails for Memphis and other
points in that direction, by way of Columbia SC.
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Administrators Sale.

ON Thursday and Friday, I7h and 18th Of present
" Month will sell TO the highest bidder the pFemi.
Of the late Villa Owen deceased, six miles
Franklin, OWeB's Stallion, the Tennessee and Ala
bama n all of the Pershabe Property belonging 10 said
estate, consisting of large stock OF Horses, brood
mareS and Mules, Colts and FilIeys, and
about Is head of Jacks and JenneIs. At.Ihe
and place. the celebrated Stallion MOTNIAi IN
SLASHER be has taken at three different
~ Fairs; and the Jack PHEONEHON. he took the pre-
MUM al the Sals Far ne years old Will
be sold, also, a large Etock of CATTLE SHEEP, and
HOGS, of improved stocks. Among the Cale will found
number OF frst-rate Mich Cows with youRg Calves.
Among The Bogs very fine Boar and many hne SoWs
the Berkshire BY field Stock. Also will he old Household
and Kitchen Furniture and alarge lot OF Farming Utensils,
wagons, Carryslls, Market Wagons, &c, ard three
6nsges and the present crop of Grain aud Proven
der, &c.
AZ the same time and place. the undivided third
Two Messenger Stnd Colts, nd one Messen-
ger ElHey. hlso the uBdiv' ded ODe-thiId of Niue
meso OF Devon Cattle, amOrS them Bulls. Also about
FiJ flne ForE Hogs and Thirty Barrels Of salt.
persons having claims against estate, will please
present them duly the time pfesc bsd bV
law, and hose owing said will forward and pay
up immediately.
TERMS OF SALE-An sums under $40 each; credit OF
tweve months given all above $40 the purchaser
giving note win two approved securities before the
mOvAl Of the property. JOSHUA W. OWEN. O.
Admir- OF VIM Owen, decd
p Son the first day the Crop and stock win sold.
On the second day, the HOuShod Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils, &c.
Les. l0-wh
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE

TUESDAY, Dec ., 1901.
Mr. HILL, from the Committee on Ways and Means
to whom was referred, the Report Of the Comptrol
Ter, reported on the same. The report exonerates
the Public Printer and the Comptroller from any
blame TO its inaccuracies, and recommended tina;
bill be passed imposing penalties Clerks and
Revenue Commissioners who fail 10 make accurate
returns and in due season.
Thereport occupiedoonsiderableti time in discussion
but was finally received.
Mr. McD0UGAL introduced bill providing that
free negroes who have been convicted to serve in the
Penitenary shall, after serving out their term, be
kept in confinement until they earn, enough TO pay
for their transportation to the cost of Africa
Passed the 6rst reading and referred.
Mr. MCCONNELL: bill 10 amend the charter OF
the Franklin and Carters Greek Turnpike Company.
Passed the fir reading.
Mr. BROWN called up House Message returning
Senate Bin for the benefit Of II. K. Walker.
Mr. WALKER moved that the Senate recede from
its Amendment to House amendment; which motion
prevailed
MrJ0NBS called up Senate bill to amend the act Of
Jan. 22d, 1882 to require Railroad tax collec
tors to make monthly settlements with the proper
officers; which passed the third and last reading.
The Senate took recess until 2. p. IN.
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SENATE.
MrnNrsnAY. Dec Q 1871

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 3, 1901.
Mr. HILL obtained leave of absense for Mr. Travis
until Monday next.
Mr. McDOUGAL offered resolution, that the
Judiciary Committee be directed to enquire into the
laws now in force on the subject of emancipation,
and free persons of color; and if in their opinion,
said laws need amendment, that they report bill
for that purpose. Lies over.
Mr. BULLEN: q bill fol the regulation Of the Ten
nessee School for the Deaf and Dumb. Referred.
Mr. MUNDAY called up the bill to incorporate the
town Of Hartsvle; which passed the second reading
Mr. DAVIS called up the bill to incorporate Bear
Creek Church, in Marshall county; which passed the
second reading
Mr. MENEES called up the bill to promote com
mon school education in the city Of ClarksVils;
which passed the second reading.
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Fever and Ague.-Foremost among the various
remedies for this disease DR.. shsenbsgers Anti
dots few doses will any ordinary csse dose
Vaaby stops the chs contains nothing in the least
gree huru to The System under any renHsaHes and
produces the unples effects ui
and other SCENTS in every
disease, and The original and emily ntidOe for Malaria
Ask for Dr. shheubsger's Fever and Ague An doe and
you get pills Sold by respectable Druggists every
where. Price 81 so. Sole ProprieIors TsHALLExBzReER
& Co. Rochester, Pa.
Wholesale Agents,
aug4-vSu EWING BROTHERS,
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Something new in Nashville.

THE propretors OF the celebrated Wire GauIe PsFabi
Flour Bot, that srasted much attention our late
Fair have taken Rooms at the SeWanee House. the CIV
where they have on exhibition complete operating Modle
alec full size Machines hich they have for sale
ready put the Mills The propretoTs will happy to
exhibit TO all persons, who may favor them with cal An
who call will feel we'll paid Tor the time SPENT don't fail
call above. State County rights 10 sell. Sons oher
useful and ingenious inventOns also exhibition BY
same parties. }. LOREB,
dee lO-dlW J. HAM,
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seventv Iarpe Worms expelled.

The stomach has undoubtedly, very great sympathy
with other parts the body 1hs is the case with respect
TO the Irritation produced By They give rise TO
other diseases and patients suffer incredibly without
beng aware the The remedy which will give
most certain relief b. A. FAhNKSTOt KS
VERMlFUGE which will txpel every worm, and in this
manner leave The system free from all bilious humoT.
TTEEToE, N. j., December sth, 1854.
.MessFs. B. a. FakRestOck 4 Co.
GEETLEMEH:-I gave a vial Of B. A. FEhnestoeks
VeTmifuge Two OF my children, three the other i've
years Of age and IL brought away from them over seyy
large worms lew hours after hey had tsLen 1t. They
restless at night, but they sleep WELL and well
and heatty in every way. Any who DOUBTS this
call at my house, Warren street, opposite the Glass house,
JOAN ID. ARGOOD.
Sold wholesale God retail and bV all the principal drug
gsts and country merchants throughout the United States
dec. 2 d&W-lm
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Home Grown Seeds
Buid'S Warranted CsFden and Flower Seed

THE constant inspection the subser Der to tbea
grown Of his SEkDS, has secured reputation S53
10 ihem that hiss never been attained 10 the same--
period oy any other House. Having Agent Feurn him
seeds every year. those sold BY him entirely Of The
seasons growth, add cannot be surpassed either 10 quail
purely.
Merchants supplied on the most favorable TERMS bulk
or in papers ready for RETAIL
UTDeseriptVe CGta ogue on application to r. BUST.
Nursery aud seed Grover.
Seed Warehouse Nos. 923 9s bove 9th
Nursery and seed Fa the Daily Road Phi afelphia
Pa, deeT-dIvf
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a Gn0n nWELLING.

ITUATBD Cherry Street, Lacons Hall, is now
- offered sale. The lot &c feet front By 100 The
house brick containing ell niRe The house and
lot Id offered for less Than the Cost Of tie Building.
ApPy@ vs,,sD.,1v
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JEFFERSON BANK MONEY WANTED.

$1,000 Of notes on the Bank of Jefferson are
wanted for which the selling price will be given,
at the Traders Bank, corner of Union and Cherry
streets. oct23-'57.
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Neat Country Residence.

AN offering for sale small Of Land, miles nom
the city The Solensville turnpike containing u
The residence is Cottage, with four rooms
deuole kitchen, double negro cabin, stable, &c. VIII be
sold low. ApPyto -
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SALE OF LAND ANDSTOCK.
HAVING determine ID remove TO NashviIe, VIII ofsr
for sale Thursday, the 10Th day OF Dec me
valuable Farm which have lived for past three
yelrs. Ii is situated nine miles northeast of Nashville In
McSpadden's bend, Immediately Cumberland river -
There comfortable dwelling. with good negro houses
stables, barns and excellent orchard The Tract
ans $50 scres 40 Of which cleared chiefly river boz
tom inferior land in The county VIII take pleas
in showing the place, and VIII sell private sab At
the time will sell my entire Of Horses, Mules
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, among which are some valuable
brood mares, well adapted TO adde and harness.
Also wagons carts and farming utensils. Particular
attention of breeders is called will offer the Justly cee
bsted saddle Stallion harsna Ney, celebrity h too
extended In this vicinity TO require comment Terms made
known day Of sale. ... .-....
decI-f II
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SCHEME.

Bank Of sound Banks taken ntpar, Checks New
York RENTED for Prizes.
drawings Of Large Glasses viii be 10 new Iork
and New Orleans Sunday papers, and Charleston and saw
annah Dailies
Address orders for Tick or Ceheses OF Packages Of
Tickets 70 T. B. Anderson s3, NashyiVe Tennessee,
or 70 ANDERSON & SON, Managers.
nov 81 Macon or Savannah, Georgia
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SOMETHING NEW
Tllsa p NJ.
CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY.

IRON FOUNDRY
WE have now started and extensive Poupdry
on the old stand Of The late Nashville MaDaf.tpyin
COMPANY, and are prepared % execute heavy and Eht
WORK OF any description at the shortest notice Lght Cs-
nas 10 small amounts a. moderate city prices heavy ss
lng 10 large amounts uTniahed per ntraet Al i5einpa
prices with ao dtoDs Of freight have also eouepesf
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
steam engines, GHms PlouFmis Of he most
patterns made TO order JobbinK repairing done sd
att We are ready 70 make contracts r Engines md Nis
snd snail Furnish plans 10 enable purchasers Dpt m heir
Ms Win lhtie expense. Manufactures ana Farmers VIII
Machinery. - "
STEAM BOILERS.
Fof satonary engines and made 70 order ofbs
80 com Pete with FireFODts, Gratss sandp4Pes
manniaetrring OF pOrpelli0g purposes.
BLACkSNlTh SHOP
any description Of SmithWork done in excellent style
none ou nrsats Iron usedSaWmil work. Serups, Dogs
rtnAh IRONS, saw eranks, Bolts and all kind Mill lrcns
mede 70 order on short notice.
Farmers wishing purchase good, cheap Machinery VII
90 Wen 70 call Al our Office or address by lstter.
n JACKER CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
IataN Nah q.
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.EDEEFTETO

Offering prices to suit the times three lots in
FdgeHeld just beyond DonisoB's store The lOts 'front.'
each SO lection GaatB Turnpike and feet deep
Witn street In the They eeBvsnientto mex
hsustble supply Of excellent water, and in rapidly
improving neighbour cd. ApplytO
dec7 Avs LINDSLEY.
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Distress Auction Sale.

OUR SALB Of Distresr Goods advertised for Tuesday
" Morning last, waspostponed in consequences
on the Railroad The Goods arrived and will be
cold FRIDAY Morning, December llth. Commencing 9
O'Clock, precisely.
m a
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HAVE closed up Sable Market stFsoS, not for ths
purpose Of going 70 Texas 70 attend NJ Sta
bic, corner Church and Front Streets have 70
moved Stock, and vii DO pleased REEVE ne peion
age Of my cid customers aad he hiding public ssnsss
Ialyl G. W. SUISSE
P. ST. visn 10 hire good CsriEssdhvsF. Fer sose
one, good price Hih b advanced monthly ior S'
years. -
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MOST deiIr1be Tesidence-2 miles the City, on
IA Louisville Branch Ptke-a comfortable dwelling with
four rooms kitchen servants rooms &C and fifteen
ofiAnd, will be sold hbera q resi-
dence in the City, between cedar and Broad
yL& " BRIWN.
deee-lm AK Cherry st.
Fifty TO Sixty Building Lots for sale in
Edgef, ED.
FIVE TO EIGHT YEARS CREDIT
THB undersigned offers sale fifty TO sixty Build
l ing Lots In Hobson & Nheiess' addition and the
property formerly beonstnR W. hObsOr. iusI beyond
ioOds addition, in Edgeheld They front so fec each on
the Gailan Turnpike, Woodland, Russell and Falherand
streets and back 7O alleys sixteen Wide-A
portion Of them being about ha mile from Suspension
Bridge, and the others wthin mile.
will sell these LOIS the following any Of
wh oh can, of course, be selected blythe purchaser.
lst. Payment of oneAh be ia cash. and the balance
in i've Rus saments with lien retained
and no other security required.
Cd Annual meDts for i've with nteres-secuHi
~ 10 he given The FIRST RJtes and lien retained.
3d. light years credit for the prneIpainlesst payable
annually and security required the Interest notes
lien retail ed.
Eight years credit principal interest psya
purchaser will put Up dwelling house within The
year.
5h In many would be willing give purchaser
eight credit he would pay Onefa during fret
year 10 earpenteI work, brick work pastsrng painting
and interest annually the balaRce-no security being
required but lien
offer these easy with the view Of placing snug
and residence wi hin the reach Of any industrious
who desires it, and Of addtng population
beautiful village in the Eeghborhood Of our eiIJ-in
my opinion. ApI lytoA Lindsey, BEG
Cecg-2m WAS HING1ON BARROW.
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ABSENCE.

ME- NEWMAN asked and obtained leave of abb
sence for the remainder of the day for the Commit
tee on Internal Improvement.
Mr. KING obtained the same leave for the Com.
mittee on the Judiciary.
The House then took recess till two o'clock,
P NJ
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY, Dec. 8, Is
EVENING SESSION.

Mr. BRAZELTON moved to suspend the order for
reading the Code this afternoon, in order o enable
him to move TO take up Mr. Folks bank bill; and
demanding the yeas and nays on his motion: they
we're ordered and taken, resul:ing-yeas 81, nays
33-as follow:
Yeas-Messrs Algee, Bate, Beale, Bentley, Brad
ford BrazeltOn, Carter of Carter, Carter of Hardin
DOdsOn, Ewing, Frazer, Futon, Holmes, Ivie, Ken
drick, Keeney, Lackey, Lloyd, Ne Kman, Polk, Rawl-
stOn, Renshaw, Richardson, Saunders, Senter,
Shrewsbury, Stanton, Thompson, White of Hamil-
ton, White of Knox, and Vaughn-3l.
Ndys-Messrs. Bayless, Bicknell, Bulloch, Cald-
well, Copeland, Davidson, DObson, Estes, Cannon,
Hamilton, Harvey, johnson, King, Lamb, Low,
Maris, Mickey, Newbern, Roberts, Rose, Rowles,
Savage, Schmittou, Smart, Stovall Summers, Tay
Tor, Turner of Rosne, Turner of Sumner, Williams,
Wilson, Wood, and Speaker Donelson-33.
So the House refused to suspend the order.
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EOr Sale.

THAT valuable buIiness stand Azkst STREET. Adoin-
4 ing the Warehouse Of A Hamilton, occupied by
Coney clothing stoFe Of ne best Stands in NE ely
fhny retail ssiablishmsnE Prize very mode<t
noxos Apply" Avs Lr1nstzV
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SEI.F PRFSFRVATION, &c.

LII debts due previous the year 1857, viii be eo-
~ ected suit At January Court OF before Magistrates
0ajd before that time This shall appy 70 all persons,
wisBout distinction. "a the wise sufficient"
dec 10 ROMcNAIRY & co.
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G. r. Harry

HAvR this day sold my interest In the CITY LIVERY
AND sALk sfABLE 70 c. g. Hardy, who viii sit con-
duet The business usual Thankful or Just favors re-
specially solicit contiauance OF The 70 the stable
dec. no. : L. 7. HARDY
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SYRUP OF CHINESE UGAR CAHE:
81 syrup from The Farm Of B. d smith, bsq-i HhiAn,o-
NOUsToa RksD,
poVs Eo, Sc BFoadsag'
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SENATE-EYENING SESSION.

TUESDAY, Dec. 8, 1857.
House bill to establish the county of Sequatchie,
passed the second reading.
The bill to establish the University Of the South,
passed the second reading
The Senate then proceeded with the reading of the
Code, and part fifth Of the bill to revise the tltutes
Of the State of Tennessee passed the first reading.
Senate adjourned until 10 a. m, to morrow.
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Postnonementl
SALE OF LAND ANDSToCE

Tn quence OF the uclemeney Of the weather the sal
advertised below, has been postponed until Tuesday
the e3rd Of December, 1857. dec 10.