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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-18
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The bill to provide for the collection of debts
against counties in certain cases, passed the cOnd
time and was withdrawn by Mr.. Bratcher for
amendm-nt.
The bill to prevent free persons of color who
have been convicted of felony and confined in
the Penitentiary from going at large, and to pro-
vide for removing them to the western coast of
Africa, passed the second time
The bill TO incorporate the town of Huntsville in
Sumner county passed the third and last time.
House bill to provide for collecting the revenue
in Lauderdale county, was taken up and passed the
third time.
House bill to provide for the election of tax COLI
lectors by the people, taken up and rel ected.
The bill to change the Board of Trustees of the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum was taken up and passed
the second time.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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THURSDAY, Dec. lIJh, 1901.
Mr.. Dunlap, from committee Ways and
Means, reported sundry bills, and presented a
bill 10 lieu Of the bill to amend the revenue laws
10 relation to hired slaves. The bill in lieu was
adopted and passed second reading.
SPECIAL MESSAGE.
The assistant Secretary of State, presented to
the House spscill message from the Governor.
The message is mainly devoted TO the discussion
OF the questions relating to the currency. 1t rec
Ommends the passage of law to compel the banks
to resume specel payment on a certain day-the
suppression OF the circulation of small notes pro-
hiOiting, hr-t s. and under, next los and under,
and lastly 20's and under
Also to prohibit the circulation from other States
of less denomination than allowed to our banks
Also to restrain the issue of nots by the banks
two OF paper to of specie, and the total liibl
tiles to deposiors and otherwise, to three to of
Notwithstanding stated reports under oath, of the
condition OF the banks, and making false swearing
peJury-and stringent provisions, for the enforce
ment of the law.
The message also recotnm snds that certain day
be fixed by the present Legislature, when the Bank
Of Tennessee and its branches shall be placed iii
state OF liquidation, which, when it begins, shall
be slow and gradual so as not to produce unneces
sary injury to the State the citizens.
The Governor adopts the suggestions of Ex-
Gov. Johnson, for sale of the stocks owned by
the State in banks and Internal improvement com
panies, and an investment of the proceeds in 6
Also change of the constitution, so as to fix a
limit to the mourning of State debt without a d.
rect vote of the people beforehand.
The Governor takes decided ground against
further extension Of State aid to internal improve
ments.
He recommends also, that the bonds endorsed
by the State, to the prompt payment of inter
est, be placed on an equal footing With the bonds
of the Site.
The message was laid on the table, and 4 500
copies ordered to be printed for the Use Of the
House.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
hr. Kendrick to transfer the books and papers
of the County Judge, TO the Chairman of the
County Court
Mr.. Doneisou, Mr. Newman 10 the chair, OF, red
resolution to adjourn from IL ~. gath, TO IL 81,
2Sih inst. Laid the table; and the vote reject
ing senate resolution TO adjourn from 22nd inst,
TO the 4th January, was reconsiiered-aBd the
Senate's resolution was adopted by vote Of Al to
90.
NIGHT SESSIONS.
Mr.. Davidson offered a resolution that the House
hold Night Sessions, beginning With the 18th inst
A motion 90 suspend the rule was lost.
Adjourned ill P. NJ.
AFTERSooS SESSION.
Pert ive Of the code, read third time and
passed.
BANKS AND BANKING.
The House took up Senate message, being the
bill to regulate the business of banking, &c,
as amended aud passed by the Senaie-and the
bill passed first reading without discussion.
Several bills passed second reading.
The bill 20 establish OlA Grove Academy, as q
brauca Of 0verton AGA envy, read third
time and passed.
Adjourned I'LL 4. NJ, tomorrow.
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CHFrenCV.

correspondent of the Western Qa.) Herald
gets off the following good Hooser yarn:
l will tell you of an anecdote heard at Spen-
cerville There fell in with motion" Peddar,
and he related to the manner in which the
SpencerVillans had sold him. will give the story
in the pedclar's language near as ! can:
al drova into town and commenced trade, when
a merchant stepped up and selected goods to the
amount Of one dollar and carried them into his
store, and returned with coon skin and says, Sir
here is your pay for the goods But hold on, ,
says !, 4 don't take coon skius for my goodsl'
Can't help it now says the merchant the trade
is made and a skin is dollar here legal ten.
der And at once called on several by-st 4nCers TO
prove his assertion
"W Gays Notions, ''if them sre yoir laws
here, guess can stand it." and at once &C ncocts
plan to get his coon skin into something availa.
BILE. Getting the coon skin into az small com
pass as possible, he makes for a saloon, on there
concludes to spend Quarter" Holding one
hand under his coat, with the other be beckons or
three four suckers, and after drinking ''al
round" throws down the coon skin and demands
seVeuty-fve centsin change. "Yes, says bonifacr
'that is good dollar" and handed him out tire
SHskrat skins, and says Here, s' il your change.
Notions took his change and started, aud to thi
day declares he cannot do business with Spencer
vile currency.
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ing of liberty, we take them By the hand and well
come them, bidding them to enjoy the fat Of the
land, they look around for some avOcatiOn' and
learning that money can be made at selling liquor
they are tempted Immediately to engage IN the
business; as soon as they learn that the Legisia-
ture has digDifed and made 1t honorable, they hes
itate no longer. In few years We abuse these
foreigners as destitute of every principle which
constitute an honest man and gentleman, not re-
cole citing that we have, by the highest authority
in the State, sedoced them into a business which
has deprived them of those el ments of character,
the absence of which, we deDounce in such strong
terms.
Think gentlemen before you enact law fraught
with so much evil, both to the vender and the
consumer. Also remember that large majority
Of your constituents opposed to the law.
FARMER.
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eE- The death Of the Duchess de Ne
mours, daughter-in-law of the late King Louis
Phillipe, was the result OF one of the Farest
accidents known 10 the art of medicine. She
was at her twelfth day after confinement, had
passed through all the periods Of the lying
In happily. and was considered by her physi-
clan, NJ. de Mussey, Of Paris, So near COM
plete covalescence that he proposed return
ing Immediately 10 France. Her nurse was
dressing her hair in bed. when ell Sc once the
Duchess uttered al exclamation and fell back
dead. A post norton examination showed
that death resulted from a clot Of blood pas
sing from the heart into the pulmonary arte-
~. The blood was thus arrested in the grand
trunk of communication between the heart
and the lungs, an accident as sure TO produce
instantaneous death as il the obstruction bad
occurred in the heart Itself IL might, 10
fact, be regarded as an obstruction Of this
organ, siuce all the blood Of the heart passes
ont through artery on its way 10 the lungs,
and the heart must have been completely
filed with fluid aud arrested in its pulsation a,
the end OF one or two contFactions from the
moment the coagaum passed oue-These Goa
gula IN the heart are Ia turn rare, and are
compensatory formations IN case of enlaIg
ment OF one or more of the cavities of that
organ. Another remarkable instance of death
from this accident occurred Ia Paris in 1917
The Countess de Bethisy, who was the subject
OF the accident, wa, like the Duchess de Ne
mours, In the twelfth day of her acoouebment.
The epoch 81 which the two deaths occurred
After the Aosouchment can only be regarded
however, as eoineidencs.-(P aFisletter Of n.
Y. Times.
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Man shot by a wOmap.-Gre"t Excite

menI, but not much damage done.
Last week there considerable excitement in
Jefferson county not great distance from Middle
town, growing out Of the following circumstances:
well-knOwn gentleman of the county, reputed to
be possessed of considerable wealth, made dislou-
orsble proposals to tine wife Of a ardwOrking and
industrious man in the ndghborhOod referred to-
who was not possessed of large share Of this
worlds goods. The wealthy individual requested
the lady TO go into the stable with him, in order
that be might b. tttr conduct negotiations but the
lady suggested that she entirely alone the
house would be more suitable place, and be un-
hesitaungy proceeded with her 10 IT, no doubt in
wardly chuck,ing at the conquest be was about to
make. The lady entered the house first, and when
the gallant, who was a short distance behind open
ed the door, he was startled by the appearance Of
& doubls-barrelled gun, in the hands OF the lady,
pointed full at bis breast. Before he bad an op-
portunty to retreat, she pulled trigger when the
cap exploded without discharging the load, and he
thus saved from a rapid trip to "Kiugdom
Come" He immediately broke for tall timber,
but just as he clearing fence some thirty or
forty yards distant, bang went the second barrel
ana over tumbled our hero. He recovered himself
Immediately, however and clapping bis hands
pOSieTiOTt, made for his home 10 a hurry, when a
physician sent for to extract the small shots
that lodged in his person. The lady is said 20 be
a most exen plary woman, and the lesson che gave
to the amoTous gentleman while vndicatng her
OVID honor, will probably cause him 10 be more
cautious how he makes improper advances to the
fair sex in iuture.-LOu. Corr.
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SOrteO NumerO 592 Ordinar
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ON Thursday and Friday nth and 18th Of the present
~ Mon h, will sell to the highest bidder. the premis
es the late William owen deceased six miles nOrheast
of Fra lkn, OWENS Station the Tennessee aud Ala
bama R. R. Of the Peri liable Property belonging
aid estate, conSs ing o. a large stock Of HORSES
BROOD MARES AND MULES, Colts and Filleys,
and about 10 head of Jacks and Jennets At the
same aud place the crebral ed stallion VI OunJa
STaSheTs taken reuiums three different
ty Fairs; and The Jaca I'HENOAENON He took the
premium SAFE Fair when he three years DID,
win be sold, also large stock OF CATTLE, SHEEP, and
HOGS Of improved stocks. Among the Cattle will be
found number Mich Co 18th young Calves
Among Hog very fine Boar, and many hne sows Of
kShTe Byhed stock Also, will be sold Household
and Kitchen Furniture nd large 10, Of Farming Uten
sis Wagons Carryals, Market-Wagons &C, &C. and
three Bugge and the present years crop OF Grain and
PrOVender, DC, &C.
time and place, the undivided one-thrd Of
TWO MESSENGER STUD COLTS, and ONE MEssE g ER
PTLLEY. Also the undivided one third Of Nine Head Of
Devon Cattle, among tenn two Bulls. Also about Fifty
Fine Pork HCgs and Thirty BaI RES Of salt
All persons having claims against said estate viii ease
present them duly authentic teu in the time prescribed
by law, and those owing aid estate will forward and
pay up INN ediately.
TERMS OF 'LE-An sums under $40 cash; a credit OF
twelve month given al above so, the purchaser
giving note with two approved securities before he re-
movaI Of the property JOSHUA W. OWEN,
Admir- Of VIM. Owen, decd
S-On the FIRST day the Crop and stock viii be sold.
On the day, the Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils, &c.
Dec 9-2t.
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Carr. POPE's AkTEsIAN WILL EIPEDrIoS.-lu-
formation has been received, dated November >,
saying that they had gone about one thousand test
we're digging At present, and expected every day
TO get SUFFICIENT how Of water. They we're then
to proceed 10 Dona Ana, In New Mexico, to com
menes another veil. All were vel aud confident
Of success.
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szE- Circumstances alter cases. Red paint,
whicn Is q greet Improvement te the looks Of old
houses, Is az irjary TO the cheeks Of young ladiss'
To 6ad oat the nuuber Of ehlllren IN q street,
eommeuea beating bass drum. To hnd oaI the
member Of idle men, start deg eght.
The chap Who took ihe thread Of hie % sew
,he rsnt Of houss WITH has gone W 80 and 10 Eens
"a patent point for eToss-eyed needles.
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For Rent.

TWO handsome aud comfortable Brick Dwellings, Nos
and 3, Claiborue's Row These houses are new, and
well finished; the Of good size with high ceilings
the houses wen ventilated. Hydrant water In The ots Aha
oCcupa the privilege % the Free SCHOOL, an
the right 20 educate their children without charge Cla-
borues Omnibus regularly hour from these hoa
ses to the Square at the low price Of Apply 70
A.V. s. LINDSLEY.
Dec 2-dtG Z. X. GLASCOCk.
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For Rent.

COMF ave OF tx q ClaboFnr's res and neat Cottages
- suHr ed betsten LebAnon gnd sfuTsrstoru ta5-
pike rented % seed 80 oa pFc io me
rua uR -sr. Ihe.e srs have tls Negr % an mex
basf0 supply Of ua.sr couFVEsut o. al % sheen, E-l
oat eharEe ard rHItsu % tss Erzeet O. th~ tfre
schools oae Of which 10 tteF itaaed ate ne Ehooi hoa
Asply tn A. g.. T. III uSLkf.
Dee R-fu D.. d. 6LAs-OCk-
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THAT convenient residence the Franklin Turnpike,
st present occupied by Mr.. Fellows, It contain six
besides kitchens servants &C. and has about
acres OF ground attached Il would be leased good
tenant for term Of years If desired Appy to
rov1q A. V. =. IINDSLEY.
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FOE RENT.

TINHAT COEvENIENT FRAME DWELLING on 80
the Franklin lump be road, near he hrst ~
ToH-rate occupied by j. A. NcCEu pben, tEq. ~
tou aims four rooms, besides Kitchen serve MS
rooms etc. and las JhiTt' OF ground atached
Ey- Suitable furniture be purchased by the Ten
ant Z desired Es- Possession given I'm -edi ttely.
Applv 10 A. V. =. Lindsay,
Pow 1G-i No. 81, College street.
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Wheat, Wheat.

VETA NrFD ialme iatry llC 01 hcshels Of Wheat. We
~ viii take al az irs OF ahel t the mg1cs- mar 81
price paid 10 Nsby le We also have -Td-r for 500
bale 81 strict MiIdns Cotton 0r which al pay The
highest market price delivered a. our Nareaeuse eornei
pIsIs H. FEENCB A SON.
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TTNHAT convenient dwelling at the corner of suGmer
and Deaderck streets for sale. The lot fronts s.
feet. The house contains eight and is within three
Of the pubic The owner, wishing
TO 20 10 the cogn'ry will take fair price for IN oP
erty II sold by the Ist Of January next. Apply 20
Dec IT-tf A. V. :. II NDSLEH.
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EnR RENT.

4 HOUSE in Edgeaeld, Wit In a Ew minutes valk o
y the Public Square, oCnian ming r01F besides lieh
J. o. PILLOWS,
,5vF--tf No IS Cherry street.
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For sale.

WE will sell the late residence q David H. Vaughn
w the north side q the river, 81 mi e. tom Nssh-
vile, uFday, 18th December, about fWtNAf LINZ
LY NEGROE', consisting Of Men, Women and N laren-
Also the tiv and place an the stock large num-
Ger hores and Cows Farming Utensils, Corn, oats, fod
der, Whea. and a nun Der Of rat.sned hogs.
Terms made knoUu ca day = sale. $500 80 ~
HIRAM VAUGHN.
ROBT. CAkUTHERs,
J T. VAUGHN.
Nov Qs IA MICHEAL VAUGHN.
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For RENT.

HRFF very de irabIe rooms over the Planter Bans
suitable for Offices. Entrances on College aud Union
0. EWING, Pres't.
Deo17-,i Planters BanS.
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DIED,

DIED,
In sluFfrsesboro 9th inst rABTHA AK, daughter
Of Mr. asd Mrs. c6RSsT. The DECEASED student
soae Female College, she seven years Of age, and
much beloved By her companions in school, Who attend
Cd her funeral In maarnfaI procession.
Reaut "a, lnvely,
sbe bat given,
fair bed g earih,
To blossom in HeaFen-"
LKu5frsesB0rO' Nssss.
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TgNWO neat Dwelling Houses, Sumner street south
j Of Broad the ensuing year; each containing Z
Rooms besides XII chen and Servants Room; with stable
Carriage House, sc. Apply 20 l. d. BAKER,
Nashville. Oct 22-tf a Planters Bank
~ Possession OF one Of the above tenements be
had Immediately. dec. ~ i, D. b.
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COTUJON PARTY.

AIR. GOODWIN will give Coillon Party AZ hI rooms
M Coese street, Friday, December is h. Tic
Al admit a gentleman and Is 70 D. dies. The Room
open a. O'Clock, aud dancing to commerce at P. NJ
4 good Cotilon Band viii be in atien dance
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~ If one woald see the nearest Feprese utaiios
of ben 90 earth, lee hlm lock into gsld eE silver
nine.
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GROVER s. BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.


A T the late Mechanics Fair, held in the City
4 of Nashville, III October, 1857, the Judges
appointed to examine articles in Class 43-NO
IL GROVER Il BAKERS Sewing Machines; No.
1914. SnGERs-REPORT upon the PRINCIPAL
points and merits Of the two machines as fol-
lows
The machines are both two-thread machines,
that is, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that of GROVER IL BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that of SNGtRs using one
spool and one needle, the other thread working
from BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUTTLE,
and, in the opinion of the committee. is best
adapted to FINE CLOTHING, SADDLERY, &c.
The GROVER * BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage of
USING SPOOLS WITHOUT REMINDING +;
and, with the exception of fine clothing, saddle
ry, &c, in the opinion of the committee is
BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY USE.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
No. 4, Public square, Nashville, Tenn,
Nashville Tenn, Move aber 10, iSaT.-u.
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CRISP'S GAIETY THEATRE.
Lessee and manager, VII. CRIsI

Lessee and Manager, w. H. CRISP
LNRRIDAY EVENING, DICE DER the 18th, Miss ROSA
II LIE DURASD, Miss GEORGIA DS0N, with the
whole Of the celebrated New Orleans English Opera
TIoupe vii appear in Bulng's ls rious compositions
IA SONNAmBULA.
The Orchestra conducted BY Nh. RRIFF, u.
Mise ERNEsTINE and ANNIE HENARADE will APP
pear in one Of their most popular Dances.
Price of Admission.
Dress Circle, -: 81
eeconc Tier .''... 80. '.'. % 5
Box 0dee nov open, sBd viii CONTINUE daily from to ~
and from to N, be secured three days IN
advance Doors open at quarter before seyen eommenc
ing at halEpast seven O'Clock. C. IS
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STOVES FOR THE TIMES.

STOVES FOR THE TIMES.
JUST Ieceived from Cincinnati, few Of BLUNT's COAL
y COOKING RANGES, nall size, which prepar-
ed to furnish at Cincinnati prices, with expense sadued
ALSO,
A good assortment Cf COAL COOKING STOVES, which
will up warrant, and which, tha5 coali aleaP,
and in the reach of one is tie Stove for use
ALSO,
FRANKLIN STOVES. for Coal and Wood.
CANNON AND ADIATJR STOVES. for Coal.
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM STOVES, for Coal.
ALSO,
Thirty Handsome Patterns ParIor Crates from VIM.
Jecksoa's Mandatory, New YOTS. Common Mantle and
Jam 6rates all sizes and atterns which will sell low
suit tn times.
Dec lS-tf MACKENZIE WILSON.
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EOI, ItEN,r FnIf YEAIt Is5s.


FOR RENT EOH EAR 1905
TVNHAT convenient residence Franklin Turnpike, OPP
posite Gen. woodolks. Il contains Ave good rooms
with kitchen, Apply 20
HENRY EWING,
Decs-u Planters Bank
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Christmas Presents.

WE choice variety Of articles suitable r Christ
w mas Presents, OF which e name travelling Cases
WORK Boxes, empty and furnished, Morocco Travelling
Bags, Cahas Saehels, every variety Of SHE'LL Tuekng and
Dress Co Bbs, Chessmeu and Boards Domnoes Eazors,
single aud in se Pocket Knives &C ,&e and endless
ysrety q oths- hings al fo sale at prices 10 ut the
time. dec IS J. Il. MoILI.
scaTfs, Stocks and Cravats.
W. have elegant % Foars lies Stocks
w and Cravats, both slE and satia- Also feE 6ne
eSsrg Eohes which recommend appropriate pres
gentlemen. FcTaa al very moderate prices BY
J. a.. AcG La
Ladies' and aentlemen's Furnishing store,
Dec l6-L corner o. square AMI College street.
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wv PUBLICATIONS.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.


sArFHo' the reeA rec en- cameo inc Ieh'h muse
LUCRF7JA, demon irated the "Glory Of Women"
AsPasIt the Love ofPerices
,ror.z-,, -, ,..- No. 81 ; . 49, A.,
49, ~
tony.
ST. CECILIA, the Patronsss o. Music
HFIcIsF. WIFE Of Abeiard.
VALE il>Ao Or MILAN oeaut g. ano accompanied "0
man, daughter Of John IT, Of France
lrAFGArrr OF ,,syoy- o-..ro, ,---. r,-,,o-,.
,p.,.- -,.-.,---
- s ''''s'' 7aU.5'
7 JANF CRY FaFaaPs7 81 sav.r4a., v.,rg -
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Sole Leather.

tETE have GA and sAis, very large stock o.
w azpesi5r utk-raAned soLf LEAlhEAl alleh I'd
are eH-ri8g az sae oEest LEaEe-
Nos. ST D. Z, 2. ASp-es4A'
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AUCTION SALES.

.AUCTTON SHE OF GROCERIES
BY
LANIER. PHILLIPS & CO.
ON MONDAY, the 2Ist inst. viii sell for CASH, in
f-o7f of our NFare-o1se, a c. nIets assortment OF
GRO CERIES, consisting IN part As fellows, VIZ;
40 bhds new sugar, 10 boves star Candles,
200 bags Coffee, lOO his q qrs DNs star an
Is bbIs New MoasSes, dies
30 bbS crushed and poWder5 no Nes eecte1 Cheese
cd sugar. 100 hbls White WHISKY,
IS Kits Nackerel IS " n. Y. Brandy,
4 tierces Figs 10 HcI. Gin
$50 packages NJ. r. BRisinsi ~ =" n ?. KUN,
10 sacks Pecans, 800 egs Nails,
Ss9cks Almonds, 20 doz painted BucAetsI
12cases S8F3ines, ~ nests tuhss
20 boxes Cove Oysters, 45 boxes starch,
10 bags Pepper, 100 = soap,
o. 2 bFsts Teas - - DOYLE Candles,
% h aTas cotton Twine leo doz MaSous Backing,
IS coils Rope zoe boxes Fasks,
Is Cases Matches.
Together with numerous articles make complete
sale LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
Dec Std No. 80, Market street.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

THURSDAY, Dec. I7th, 1907.
Mr.. Dunlap, from committee on Ways and
Means, reported on sundry bills, and presented a
bill 10 lieu Of the bill to amend the revenue laws
10 relation to hired slaves The bill in lieu was
adopted and passed second reading.
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WANTED
OHEO APPLES.

KTANTED lmmeaiAtey eomPstent hand 60 tHks
w ehAFEe q orsg!ar eAE. Eaqaire AZ feune1see
Pos fae-oFy. eeels-6t
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THE Story PoCKET BIBLE. with corrections
and additions Illustrated. WILEY & HALsTED:
NstO York
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-18

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-18
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