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IPubic-No. OIL.

RESOLUTION granting further time to the creditors
OF Texas to present their claims, and for olhe- pur
poses.
Resolved BY the Senate and House of Representatives
Of the United States OF America in Congress assembled
That the time liked by law within which the creditors Of
the late Republic of Texas may file their claims at the
Treasury Department be and the same is hereby sxeude
to the first DAY of ia uary, eighteen hundred and fifty
eight and that much Of Joint resolution extending
the for the creditors Of 1sAss 10 present their claims
appro7ed August eighteen eighteen hundred and fifty
SIX as authorizes and requires the Secretary Of the 9s
sury distribute and pay the residue Of the seven million
seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars pro rata amOngs!
those creditors who have fled their releases, be and the
same Is hereby repealed.
Approved, December &c, 1856.
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AREsOLUTION respecting the distribution Of certain pub
Lie donumants


Resolved by the Senate and House Of Representatives Of
the United America Congress assembled, That
the copies journals and other documents Of Con
res authorized by law be deposited in the Library
Congress, by three OF joint resolution Of May
twentyfourb els teeu hundred and Wentv-eght shall
hereafter be deposited with the Secretary Of State for foreign
exchanges and the city copies Of the journals and docu-
Of the Senate and House Of Representatives, Orde
to be placed in the Library Of Congress for foreign exchanges
by the joint resolution Of July twentieth, eighteen hundred
and f0Ty and the fifty copies Of the journals and documents
of the Senate and House Of Representatives auIhOzed
deposited with the secretary State Joint
luton Of april tlrteth, eighteen hundred and fOrtyOur
shall hereafter be deposited with the Secretary the Inte
EeT
sec 9 And be tfuherrosoved That instead OF one hun
drsd copies Journals and documents Of the House Of
Representative authorized to be printed by Joint resou
ton Of April thrtelh, eighteen hundred aud four
shall hereafter be printed 1fty copies only.
Sec g. And be il further resolved, That the journals and
Congressional documents heretofore deposited the Library
OF Congress by hOry the above cited resolutions and
90 many hundred copies OF the public documents
sent 70 the Department Of state distributed by
department 10 colleges and other literary Institutions shall
be deposited with Secretary Of the Interior, for distribu
ton TO such colleges, public libraries alhanRums literary
and scientific Institutions boards Of trade public assOCis
tons, as NAV be designated by him.
Sec Aud be further resolved, That two copies Of the
Journals and documents indicated in the above cited res0u-
tons 60 far as they been saved from the late fire. shal
be reserved for The Library Of Congress-
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COAE.s!S
SEVUAEFzE MINING AAp VFEFV

TByHE read OF this Company s under contract 10 the
a Wooten Mines, funds for which have been raised in
New York by the sale OF part Of the COmpany's preferred
stock.
fully equipPuE the road the Company require about
the Iy Thousand dollars and the citizens Of Nashville
can IL they wish have The privilege OF subscribing for the
preferred stock Bank OF Nashville, sUbsCrip-
ton Book has been left coBtaniI list Of the New York
subscribers hsres Of the preferred stock sold 70 sub
scrbers lEaas az five dollars per sharepar value
doars-dTlU a. per cent par value or per
ptab.e iannualyl over and above dvl.
bends Capa 0Cz, with bonus Of Is per cent Of
served stock tn inou account Of preferred stock Ia
ken.
All subcribrrs0 the reserved preferred sock viii be
furnished with Coal u preference and without change from
prices that may be estabiasl 70 ell others market rates
win bs charged
one huatr will be ready completion Of tbs road
E!. FEHF of J.-i VIZ waysaJ on hand to answer any
demand L'U ever -seaL D., -.ag y5.
SAHL. F. TRACY,
fshI3-Im President Sewen6e Mining Company.
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MNEsoTA-Gov. GoRNAEs message shows the
population Of the territory TO be 10000. The
taxable property amounts to between thirty and
thirty.fve millions Of dollars. In view Of these
facts and Of the large increase in agricultural pro-
ducts, cash capital etc, the governor fsvors a
change from a territorial to 8 Stste government
and recommends that the speediesg action consis,
tent with other interests should be taken to &C.
complish this result To this end be suggests that
convention be called to form a constitution; that
an act be passed providing for the taking of cen
Eus in March or April, and for such other prelimi-
nary steps as are necessary; and that if the coz
sttution be ratified by the people at the next Octo-
Der election, it shall be presented to Congress in
the December following.
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Ec2 Sale

TVHE HOMEEEEAUU MATH&W NELSON, deed. -
This tract is beautifully situated the N. &c q. III
Railroad, "A miles from EashYiiis and is known 10 be
the very best Rutherford county $50 acres under
good cedar aace sud mostly cultivation; the balance well
tmbered Hurricane Creek through the tract
asordng abundance OF water the dest There
also number gf perpetual Springs, which make IL a
very deiF stock Farm, he soil Is rich enough speak
for ie is well adapted 10 The growth Of cotton, tObac
co, grain or grass.
The Improvements consist of frame Dwelling with
rooms all houses complete gin, barn, STABLE The
subscriber viii be in Nashville lev weeks, and will take
pleasure showing the any who may desire
purchase. Terms easy; possession given Immediately.
febT9-fr &. l.. NELSON.
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[PUPL1o-Eo 2


Az ACT msking appropriations ioF the payment Of invalid
and other pensions Of the United States fer the year
ding the thirtieh Of June, eighteen hundred ana y.
eight.
Be enacted by the Senate aud House of Representa-
tves Of the United States Of America in Congress assem-
bed That the following aud the same are hereby
appropriated out Of any money in the Treasury not oher
appropriated for the payment of pensions fer the
year ending the thrsta OF June eighteen hundred and
6fiy.eight:
For invalid pensions Ter various acts four hundred
and seventy -six thousand dollars
For pensions under acts Of the eighteenth Of March,
eighteen hundred and eighteen fifteenth May eighteen
hundred and twenyeight, and seventh june eighteen
hundred and thirty two, eighty four thousand one hundred
and twenty dollars.
For pensions to widows Of those who served in the Rev.
ouOnary war under the third section of acts of fourth
July, eighteen hundred Bnd hiryiX seventh July eEh-
teen hL ndFed and thiryegh third March, eighteen hun
bred and fOTyhree seventeenth june eighteen hundred
and forty four second February and tWentyninth July
eighteen hundred and forty eight and second section Of
the act Of third February eighteen hundred and
i've hundred and sxynine thousand six hundred dollars
For pensions to widows and orphans under act OF TWEEN.
ty-rst July, eighteen hundred and oriyeigh first section
Of act Of third February eighteen huudred and fifty three
and under special acts hundred and ninsty-One thou
sand i've hundred dollars.
For navy invalid pensions, forty thousand dollars.
For navy pensions 10 widows and erphans under set Of
eleventh August eighteen hundred and forty-sght one
hundred and forty thousand dollars.
Approved, January H. 1887.
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OrrER.-No man who can read is Contsnt to
have newspaper read to him by another. The
moment you lay down the sheet be picks it up snd
reads the paragraph sgsin-as if be could ''beIeVe
his eyes, but couldn't trust this ears. Queer isn't
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Az A0E prCviiug for the compulsory prepayment of
tsge on all Transient printed natter.
Be it enacted BY TIE Senate Ind House Of Representa-
i've Of the United States Of America in Congress assem-
eighteen hundred and fifty two entitled AN ac to ame6d
The set entitled an Get reduce aDd modify the rates Of
postage IN tne United States and for other purposes pas
sed AsTca three eighteen hundred and fifty oue per-
hitting transient prDtgd matter 10 be sent through he
mail OF the United States without prepayment of postage
Dc end the same s hereby repealed And the postage on
otherwise as the Postmaster General NAV direct
Approved, January 2, 1857.
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T0Y virtue OF decree OF me C01Uty Count Of Davidson
ID County rendered the January term, 1857 in the case
Glory, Administrator the heirs and creditors Of
Michael Olafe, deceased will offer for sale To the highest
bidder House site, iH Nashville, Saturday
18Th February next lot Of ground she city of Nashville
fronting 80 feet inches, College street South and
Mig back $50 feet.
TERMS-Finy dollars win be required in Cash, and the
balance credit Of and 70 months, with good
curitv required, aud d lien retained until paid
ian25 81 q F. r. CHEATHAM, G. & NJ.
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Trust Sale.

Y virtgo mortgage h power Of sale executed 70 The
d Nashville Building Association by a. D. Plummer and
ThOs W. Raudle which registered in the Registers
Davidson county, in Book No 90 page 49, lh Nashville
Building citation. by its Treasurer viii proceed sell
to the highest bidder for cash. on SATURDAY the 18th DAY
Of February 1857 The House Yard in Nashville, the
property described being Lots Nos, and -
Preston Hays plan OF Lots, the Franklin Turnpike,
fronting sc feet the rs IN said plan running pSrs
lei with Franklin Turnpike aud running back
CHARLES A. FULLER, Treasurer.
The above property sold as portion Of The Assets Of
BOLb & Crawford 20 close the Deed Of Trust.
lebs-td ID. F. WILkIN, Trustee.
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SALE OF 4 NEGRO WOMAN

Y virtue Of decree OF the County Court Of Davidson
County rendered at The January term, 1857, in the
Of o. D. Williams, Administrator OF Henry C. Flippen
ceased, Mary Fippen and others, viii offer for sale
the highest bidder for cash. Saturday February 2Sh next
about 30 or 80 years.
lanes '57-tf +. r. CHEAIHAM, c. & NJ
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Ffme CfO6hfmg. sc,

SMALL invoice Of Frock and Oyercoats, Tamas &c,
n with heavy Watch chains sale fora few days
only at nett Essiern prices by
EbI2 BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
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Land for Sale.

V1HONAS BATE offers all his land for sale I25
scres has been surveyed of Into lots 10 suit Purcha-
sers, the Wbse may be bought together.
Two lois improved by buildings, and good
water, about 30 in the soil well adapted
market garden. villa aIage portion IN Strawberries, Rasp
berries s-Pant Asparagus and FOrChsTds, Ice
Houses 80 feet square and hrse Ponds healthy situation and
good society. Terms accommodating,
Refer J. B. Hhi.e, Horny Hart j. B. acFerrn, to
the prem ses, three miles north Of Nashville, on
Louisville branch pike.
fgbI3-dGtW5W THOMAS BATH.
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Pianos, Pianos.
DIR. MORSE'S
IHVagoraIing Cordial,
Pen1lanshiD,

NEW Pupils are daily received at the Writ
N ing Saloon of Mr.. DOLBEAR, No q * 60
Union street. Vessel q ThsmpsOn's, -
where persons from TO 60 years Of age -
easily change the most sld slow and cramped hand
Of EASE, ELEGANCE RAPIDITY.
Persons from the country finish their lessons 10
week. Persons unacquanted with merit Mr. Dol5ears
teaching referred TO the testimony OF many Of the first
citizens in the United States in his large Circulars, hun
dreds OF pupils taught by him in this place. Hours 70 H.
A. NJ, and 2to 4, p. NJ, and 7 70 9 al night.
All who wish 70 join his should do Immediately
faUun
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WOODSIDES a. WAKEFIELD,

NAsHVILLE AND COL UMtIA LIT HISS.
AL Packages and Parcels forwarded every day by the
~ Express Train and from Nashville and Columbia.
We nave made arrangements with GLOVER q Co.'s CITY
Express receive and deliver all Packages forwarded
10 Nashville, and 70 forward all articles for Columbia
when will take charge Of delivery instructed.
REFERENcEsW. Meredith, 10 Edwards, and D. D. Dioksy
janlO-'57-d9m.
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IoWA-Tbe State Convention Of he democracy
of Iowa, which metat Iowa City on the 10th ut,
adopted resolutions endorsing the Democratic Ma
tional Platforms of 1852 and 1855; stigmatisiug
the black republicans as a sectional parly and de-
nounsDg the present Legislature Of Iowa for PISS.
sing bill placing negroes, Indians and mulsttoes
on an equality with withstand for spprOpriating
fands to pay party favorites when they have rem
dered no public service.
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'HoNoRABLE 1t Is said that 1le leading editor
Of the New York Tribune declines to be addressed
as Honorable" like other ex.mcmbers of Congress
No cause is assigned for this rash act. Some peo-
pie would say that he isn't honorable, any way.
Possibly Horace msy think he was elected for
such very short term as not to be entitled fairly
to the handle. Quisn sabs There is certain
some reason in his request that he may be address
sed as "smple Horace Greeley" Correspondents
will please remember It, and subscribe their let
ters-"simple Horace Greeley, Tribune Buildings,
New York"
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Sees. And It That future two co.
pies only of the journals and doc nmeRs any book print
ed oy either House Of Congress, well bound IN calf shall
deposited in the Library and not be taken terefOm
Approved, January 26, 1857.
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PIE Plant Roofs.

ORSE Rsdlsh Crowns aud dne full bOoded Pigs two
different breeds OF the 5erksbs irish Gre zer and WO.
burn crosses f1rssle and now ready for delivery.
febl2-d&tw3w THOHAS BATE.
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SOHETHIN q NEW.
sAMUKL c.. GzORGE ELvRFs0N.
BOYSE & Ell = ERS ON,
MERCHANT TAILORING AND GENTLEMENS
FERETSUVNE STORE

SS = R9aaH ~ s-s4-s = A4Eas9 AS4Ng
MERCHANT TAILORING AND GENTLEMENS
FURNISHING STORE,
no. 20, Pubic SQUARE
THE subscribers desire call public TO IN EN-
4 TIRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF CIotns, Gas
simeress EestinEs >, DFiliingg, Ready Made
Clothing and full stock Of GenGaG ~ MS Fur
mishing Goods.
Having purchased STOCK under the favorable
cumsances, will offer great inc mens to cash pune
tua time dealers and solicit The trade examination
Of stock before purchasing elsewhere, would call
special attention 70 the assortment of Cloths Cassmerss
and Vesngs, which viii make up order u the latest
styles and warranted 90 % sale. We also call
ton stock Of Ready made Clothing, manufactured
expressly for trade which determined 10 sell aL
the lowest prices, aud thereby merit patronage Our stock
Of Genuemens Furnishing Goods will Away found COM
pIste. We will speedily have in fine OF Boys
Clothing.
WANIED-A few good JourHeymeH-nOue but good ones
Reed apply. BOYSE d ELVEESUN,
fsoS-u No 90 Public Square.
Wanted.
A Few good Pant and Vest masers-uOue but the best
"A wanlsds BOTsE & ELVEHSON,
febs-u No. 20. Public Square.
FRESH ARRIVALS.
F'HREE Hundred Watches, invoice Of Fancy GoOds,
such Fancy Boxes Writing Deszs Sc, together with
lot Of Soaps and Coogas TO be sold to close consgument
jan6 CHA5 FOX
JUST received 100 Websters Unabgsd DetOnarys Also,
= an invoice Of Shot Guns and Rifles TO be sold.
CHAS. FOX,
Corner Cherry and Cedar Streets and opposite The Pos
OGes. Usn6.
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FOR LOUISVILEE AND CINCINNATI.
TIE new and light drsught steamer sWAL- ssNEa h
Low, ALEX Piazza, Master will run as hSa=.ssA
regular Packet between Nashville and Gin SsIHllg
einnati, and viii leave for The above and slla15si
intermediate ports Thursday next y o'clock, NJ. For
freight or passage apply on board, or to
febs-td Il. II. HARRISON, Agents.
FOR CINCINNATI,
TIRE light dFaught steamer SWALLOW, RFa@nh
i Frazier, Master, leaves TO DAY, for the hIa-Sl
above and all intermediate landings, at 10 S1IlsEB
O'Clock, A. M. For freight passage apply -
on board,
febI2-H RUSSELL & CLAIBORNE, Ag'ts.
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
THNTE light drGught steamer WBNUNA, !. N. -
n Skunk, Master, will regularly in the ekAafSA
Louisville and Cincinnati trade, during the sea
Forfreght OF passage apply on bosrd ortO
RUSSELL 4 CLAIBORNE, AEts.
febI2-f Nos I & 3, Broad St.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Il "A Il fine steamer RETURN, leaves here this -
morning at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, with passsn-
gers for the Nashville. -
A. HAMILTON,
febl2-lt Agent.
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no COFFEE.-350 sacks Baltimore prime Rio Coffee
IL in stere and for sale by Lan2ll NOEL q co.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAEEs-25 hhds in store and
N for sale by Liau2ll NOEL & co.
RFOLASSE bbIs MOlasses, 50 hall bbls Moasses,
1Nl in store and for sale by Ljau2ll NOEL q co.
lust RECEIVED-4O bbIs aud y bbls Mackerel /;
81 50 kits MackeTei 100 boxes star Candles; 50 dozen
Painted Buckets 10 nests Tubs 50 Figs; 50 y and
Rsisins so vhole boxes RasHs IS boxes AlmOnds
50 kegs White Lend. WIKI Pepper, Aspice, indigo Mad
der Ginger Soap Cigars, Tobacco, shot, Lead, Wrapping
Paper, with q full and general stock 70 arrive.
jau2I NOEL q CO.
CyALT.-3OO barrels in store and Tor sale BY
- jan2I NOEL co.
M HISRY,-20 bbs whisky in and for ale By
w ianI7 Il. s. FRENl H q SON.
FOR RENT.
No. Is Cedar stree Nashville two Rooms suitable for
n Banking House, Store, Doctor or Lawyers ONCE.
{apIn-tf JAMES & HARRISON.
CLOTHING AND TAILORING.
WE have fine assortment OF Winter Clothing hand,
w which will sell OF at Eastern cost.
feb3-lm ALTMYER & PETRE.
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THOSE FINE FRENCH BEAVER HATS :
WE have just received small Importation OF those rch
w BLACK FRENCH BEAVER HATS, about which there
has been much inquiry they going rapidly those
who have been waiting for them should call aud supply
themselves forthwith. We sell them MUCH LOWER than lh6y
have been sold in this city.
janl0-'57. WATERFIELD & WALKER.
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A 7 the popular house Of WATEBFIELD & WALKER the
"A most elegant style Of Dress Hats always be found
AT period their history have they been better prepared
give entire satisfaction.
WATERFIELD g. WALKER,
Pranlnm Haitian % pnhic Snnara.
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LPnbhc s

An ACT authorizing the establishing o. navy depot on
Blythe Island, Brunswick the coast Of Georgia and
for other puTpo,es
Be Il enacted BY the Senate and House of Repre-
Of the United states Of america Congress assembled That
the Presdentoi the United States be- and he Is hereby
thorzed TO purchase navy depot Blythe sand
on the Of Georgia. aud to such buildings make
such improvements may be necessary for the repair or
United Stakes Of war and afford refuge therefor and
that the Of hundred thousand dollars be apprOpa
ted for efecBg that object o. any money in the treasury
not Otherwise appropriated.
Approved January 96 1857.
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AN authorised TO sell and make complete titles to the
( Tract of Land upon which the late NJ p Walker re-
sided and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop is stu
eted and the slaves and stock the place. The place
is situated the Galan turnpike is interseced By
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad, is ueEr enough 10
Nashville 10 make convenient country residence for
persons dong business in the city; has as ue sprnga5
there the State and IS susceptible of divisions
several lots each of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike railroad. an
thorissd sell the entire Tract in d body or parcels
and such credit as may deem eXpsds1t shall be
on the place during the first and second weeks Of EOve-
Der next and viii receive proposals for the purchase at
private sae a any ft6e above named real and per
scual property. IL the can TINE any person desiring to
examine the property can do SO by calling Mrs Agnes
Walker on the place. and proposals 10 purchase be
made to her John Taylor Mathew Allen the place,
or addressed to noe at Trenton Gibson county Tenn.
sept2A-tt SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee
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EJew Goods.
! JUST OPENED At ~ COLLEGE STREET.
/ 1 ADlES superior Black Satin Slippers;
DO extra sized Goat Wei Boots;
do superior Kid Welt Heel do
Mo- do do do G ElI yToi, ND ID. do
do do French Morocco Shanghai Scots
fs67 JOHN R5M55B.
CENTS FINE BOOTS AND CATERS.
! q ENTs superior French card s, Boots sil1ohsdi
30 80 % p 90 % Issl Ssl''[ DO 90 90
/ Reesivsdby JOHN RaMAGE,
feb7 q College street.
WOULD earnestly solicit nos yct indebted the past
year, and the late drm OF kluage Church 70 call
/ without delay and settle. JOHN RAMAGE,
fsb7 a. College street
/ GREEN APPLES.
/ On BARRELS Of the above IN store and Tor sale By
/ jan 70 's7-tf on Brosdzay.
| WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE
hundred boxes Of the above IN of R6 aRs Fl 5s
/ anI3 '57-N Broadzay.
| TOFFEE.-400 sacks prime Rio Coffee, So sacks Java
! -, store aud fOrsaIe by II. $. FRENCH & son.
ALT.27OO bags aud aBs salt, 500 barrels sali
| > in store ana for sale BY H.s-FRENCH q son.
! NJ OLASSES.-IUo packages, new, IN
CAN DLESGOO boxes Cand es, zoo hall and quar-
~ ter boxes star Candles, 200 boxes TaOW Candles ID
| store and for sale BY H. FRENCH s. SON
CLOVER SEE D.-I2O Jbs prime clover Seed in store
I ~ and for sale by n. $. FRENCH * son.
MAMIE 6g00 pounds Bacon i0J0 bushels Dried
w Fruit 10000 lbs Feathers, for which will pay the
jsn7 40 Fl 5. FRENCH & son.
hAELS.-llO0 kegs, (Hheeling iu store sale By
~ janH Fl. 5. FRENCH & son.
FOR HIRE.
HAVE Eve Or six likely Negro Women for the present
WI. BOYD, JR.
ebS-u No so Coerry street.
Prolific Corn!
Hls Corn produces from four to eight stalks 10 The grain,
fsb6-dtw&w-lw DEMOVILLE BELLS.
DISSOLUTION
THE partnership heretofore existing between under
sgnsd the sly II Heinrich Pcrs was This day
fs65-lm HEINRICH & PErRE.
Notice
election viii be held a. The Planters Bank OF Tonnes
- see, Nashville Monday % March next for eleven al
rseiors 20 serve The ensuing year. -
Pllnters Baus, Nashville, Feb sim '''l''''
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
OTrIcE NASHVILLE Gas LreHr COL
February 2nd, Is5T.
TTHE Stockholders Of the Nashville Gas Light Co7parv
rsctor 10 serve twelve months viii ake pses on bs
sd dsy Of March next at the Office ofhe Company Cher
y street. JAS q. KENDRiCK, seo'y. /
HESS SIIAD.
'HIS isy9Tie Fish is now ssiEg By retail. a. ne store Of
n LIeo5l VESSEL d THOMPSON. [
Gunmy Bags.
NE hundred bales new GunHy Bags in store and for sale
ebs JOHNSON, HORNE & co.
SECOND HAND PIANOS.
FEW very perOr Investments for sale good terms.
IL AEso fine second hand Turkey Carpet bargain
FOR RENT.
FEW Rooms TO rent in the new building corner Of /
Cherry and Deadsrek suitable for Offices OF bed room
5AalS-u W. F. COOPER, /
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OUR present prices for Common Candy is SIS per 100
pounds, other COneCOnGres sold former prices
VESSEL < THOMPSON,
GEORGE GRETG,
LUEGHUEST d CO,
ct25-tr J. G.. g. c. EOBERTSON