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For the Patriot.
To a student.

He Who can shed symp athiEBg tear foT others,
WIN never iose In base isnobe stfifs
The soul's trNe beauty bat Wil ever
Communion hold, with higher hoHer life,
Wi hear san sngsl voices ever plsGdag
Anld the tal. temptation sin and care,
That, syreu.Ese. would lure him from his duty,
Aud chain hls dod-Hks-spirit closely hers,
WI ever aud sweet bada q love, uEeo ing
Their boon and fFaga &c IN his trusting heart.
Lev music tones the breeze shah syeE bear hiaa
And I'D his sorrsHs lac a dFram depart
And Aape, the white winged angel eFosn Als years
VIII hsaEt-ErsAtA sszsuaed sisA sois plays ss4ss.
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MARRIED.

On the Cd of November the residence Of the brides IA
ther Foret Grove" Lafayette county, Mss by Rev Miles
Ford Mr. FREp r. RUEFF and Miss REBEoCA D., daughter
Of Drury Robertson, Esq
Fran kiln Review please copy.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
The Horse of America.

W.T.. BERRY & 20. have Just received
FRANK FoRFsFERs HORSE AND R0RsEMANsTfIP
OF THE UNITED STATES AND sITIsH PROVINCES OF
NORTH AMERICA. BY HEsRT WLIIAH HERsEF T author
Prank Forestsrs Field Sports ish and Fishing Ac
with steel Epgravings, Original Portraits Of Celebrated
orses among Itch are ''Bostou Fashion, "GIeneOe
'Pryor Lexing on sc, in tive elegant royal Svo vol
nes.
w. T. BERRY & CO. hav aIsO on sale
HARRIS PORTRAITS OF GAME AND WILD ANIMALS
OF SOUTHERN AFRICA. Bsauuhaly colOred. vol. TO-
10, half morocco.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-30

AK IEDUsTmoUs AATRoE.-Some months
since "a lady stopped az the Madison House,
Oovingion, KY, with her husband aud THIRTY
-FOUR children. Since thea the industrious
matron has added another one 10 the number.
She expresses great confidence In her 81 liz,
70 produce one pore. May her hopes be real.
lzed. Three dozsnl-we pass.
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For CINCINNATI and Pittsburgh.

tTNHS steamer FANNY FERN, VIVA GTFn -
i MARTIN Master will leave above - j
and alintermedia'e landing t. i ,EzzEala--l-7
Monday, inst o'cIcck P NJ. For freight or pas
sage apply on board or to
Nov 3e-1t II. H HARRISON, agent.
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SO REWARD.

sfFRAT 20 ftom The pzsturs e 3 A. eayne 9hoat he
, lea q AaEasl lass BAY HORSE, alh sap zose a1a
hl1Hsh - he lrfE eye oaes both. Aed feFt she
q ssddasseEEs hls tasEs az-iloss, and salsa "a
o. ed. M. mRi8ial.
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RRnHOKal.

TWIN BROTHER have removed their stock Of Drugs
II and Medicines to No 8, Nashville Inn Block the
house formerly occupied by Msssr Evans Co. ana have
hand large ensive ment Of Drug edi-
cnes Paints, Os &c, which hev offer 10 the trade at o
Vrces the usual time and will be happy TO See their "a
friends or Others rchasing goods in the market
Nashville. y. 50 lSSI j.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-30

NEW BOOKS.
MUSTANG GRAY. By Jere C1emen-.
MEADOW BROOK. By Mary J. Holmes.
THE LOST DAUGHTER. BY c. lee Heatz,
ROUMANIA. by James o. Noyes, NJ. p.
LIFE OF JOHN FILCH-Inventor OF the Steamboat.
THE WORLD IN A POCKET BOOK.
BERANGER: LYRICAL PoOUss. By VIM. Young.
NOTHING TO EAT. illustrated.
THE WORLDS OWN b. Julia Ward Howe.
WE'LL BEGUN L HALF DONE.
NANNIE'S JEWEL CASE.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH,
Nov19 Be II College street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-30

EuEgF Br2zs Bioess, Ssis @shsrs Axiss. Gsn Fssk.
ssqts D. D. usCKKX.
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ContnfnInr:

Containing:
1-PAMELA; or, Virtue Rewarded. In a Series Of
amilisT letters. vols.
2-THE history OF CLARIssA HARLoWE. In q
Series OF etters. S vols.
S-THE history OF SIR CHARLES GRANDSON.
In Series Of Letters vols.
y con ider myself thorough adept in Richardson.
lie the lorFest Of is novels beet think part OF
them tedious should ask anything better than
to read d EN- hon bs srnnE end take them when
] chose, and lay them down when ! tired, .
till every word and syllable relating the bright CLARsA
the divine CLENESIA, tie beautiful PAAEA with every
tries and ire Of their vour' gFa-
IN my he arts table ''-Rarlsa on O3d BooEs
For sale by [novlO.T W. T BERRY co.
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The Debates of Congress.
W. T. BERRY 6 CO.,
HATE NOV on SALE
VOLUME Nv.
OF the Abridgement of the Debates
Of.COngFess.
OR,
The Political History Of the Z. States

This volume Of tie series rich in the early Te0ateS OF
CALHOUN, CLAY, JOHN RANDOLPH, CRAWFORD and
other emin, nj stat esuen.
The work realizes greet dfsideratu, ard its ~alne
cannot easily be Every citzn may now
70 himself bat has been done it was done
ndexng very pete, thai any name OF subject is
easily found. The work is put up various styles or
binding, rces within The all and nothing is
wanting but for the people forward and avail them
selves o the great hene6t Which he found the
pie pages Of the volumes, as they are issued.
w. 2. BERRY q 60. have also on sale
COBBETTs' PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY or ENG
LAND, Sc yOls ,hsIf Russ :. Fine copy.
COBBETTs' POLITICAL WORKS comprising the wri-
tings Of "PorcuPiHe" and the Weekly PoycaI Rsgis-
ter vols.
WALKERS LIFE OF JACKSON.
WFBsTER'S WORKS, vols.
oALHoUNs WORKS, vols.
CLAY'S WORKS, 6 vols.
BENToNs THIRTY YEARS IN THE o. 81 SENATE now
complete, svols-
]
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OR SAE.F,

ANEAT SMALL DWELLING FOR SALE.
AM Offering DIV cling College Street
Just bevond Medical ColleRe The House Of brick
conta good cistern &e., and will be sold
great bargain. For terms apply to
Nov. 26-u A. V. S, LINDSJEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-30

~ Ya'y people are Ike 3 ste ,uer, /. requires
bot a4teI to stais them.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-30
FOR SALE

IHAT valuable business stand Market Street, adoin
/ ing the Warehouse Of A. Hamilton, occupied b
Coulev as corhing store, Of the best stands in h
city any retail establishment. Price very moderate.
Apply to
Nov. 26-tE A. V. :. LlNDS' EY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-30
FOR RENT.

THAT CONVENIENT FRAME DWELLING or "a
l the FrHnkltn Turnpike road. The first 3's
Toll-gate, now occupied by J. A. McCaupben Esq. ~
The house aims four rooms besides Kitchen, servants
roou, etc and has thEt OF ground attached
ar Suitable furniture be purchased by the ten
ant II desired. ~ Possession given imwediltely.
Apply A. V. = LINOSLFY,
Fov. LET. No IS, College st. eet.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-30

FTHHE Eashvnis Cozass1isl InsaFzase Ce@pany has,
t1s 1sy declarsa dFitsaa q siEAI per "a
e8silA siaek oat 81 shs PFsata fsf ne Ass 40 oatAs
nsF3-im. JAMES NALkEE. neasy.
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Richardson's Works.

W. T. BERRY & CO., have on Sale
THE WORKS or SAMUEL RCHARDSoN with
Sketches OF his Life and Writings By Rev. Edward
ManFin, MA. In19 vols. London ISL superb copy,
in perfect order.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-30

Tor the balance Of this and year. that beautiful
I and commofious residence Of Yrs Win fred White,
situated on Market street, South Nashville Possession
given Immediately. For particulars enquire Of
4. r. GLAS1'CK X, Agent
No Cherry street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-30
GROVER * BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

the late Mechanics Fair, held in the City
u of Nashville, in October, 1851, the Judges
appointed 20 examine articles in Class 4S-No.
II. GROVER BAKERS Sewing Machines; No.
1914. STNGER's-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 4 BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that of Singers using one
spool and one needle, the other thread working
from a BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUTTLE,
and Ia the opinion Of the committee. is best
adapted 10 FINE CLOTHING, SADDLERY, &c.
The GROVER q BAKER Hs the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage OF
USING SPOOI.S WITHOUT REMINDING
and, with the exception Of fine clothing, saddle
~ &C. in the opinion Of the committee is
BEST SUITED FOX FAMILY USE.
NASHVILLE sEWISG MACHINE COMPANY,
NO. - Public square, Nashville Team,
Nashville, T .un., Nosembsr I6, is57.-a.l
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ny IleRf.
Wheat, Wheat.

TIVE undersigned is again in want of Wheat.
p. D. DI"KFY,
Nov. lift GB No. <, College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-30

TWO neat Dwelling Houses, on summer street, soJ
i Of Broad, for the ensuing year; each containing
Rooms besides Kitchen and servants Room; with stab
Carriage House SC. Apply to J.. D. RAKER,
Nashville, Oct p IT. rat Planters Bank.
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L. c. oAETER. FELIx. q. HEAT. ~ WILEFoAD.
GARTER Mckay O. CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs. AUCTION AND CON-
MISSION, RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
.M Z Z C 81 A N I S,
Asp pEALEHs
FINE BRANOJEs, VINES AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS
No. ~. Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TEER.


A LARGE ssoek % finothg. Hiss Grass aad Orchard
u Grass s-s3z, ~ Prioss % szif the tiaaes
ror al-iu ga. ARMSTRONG 4 CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-30

FHFE have o. haad several No. Hsase ssrFaass for
w sac We ~ uas ash tiez So AaT lFinr eaf q
this eaustY. Thsy wsii gaaasd % ues ess-
yeans aaf akely. HuED a ~,
aoF, - Ne. S. chsrFy street
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For Rent.

nor the year 1875 con Portable eningsone No -
High street; No 2s, Spruce street st present oecu
pied ~ MIR Wilson; the Franklin turnpike, nearly
opposite the former residence Of Mrs. Wynn.
pov1s-tf ROYD 4 co
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Sole Leather.

WE have on and TOR SALE very large stock Of
w superior Oak-ranned SOLE LEATHER, which We
are Offering at the lowest figure
Nov 96--tf. P. & c. ANDERSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-30

Ut iii VI EaCdL0Ns
TEHHAT convenient r. Sideuce the Franklin Turupk
j present occupied by Mr.. Fellows, Il contains =
rooms sides kitchens rooms &e and has aho
Of ground attached. Il would he leased TO go
tenant for a term OF wears If desired. Apply
rovl9 A. V. =. LIN NSIEY.
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TO THE READERS OF THE TRIBUNE.
II. W. DOIss'

FELLOW WORKERS FOR HChANlIf.
VIII you ponder the following fact; WG' s. btley
e6its arc publishes The Net,port hers, Newport ny
a caIy and weekly paper. Il il thoroughly Ann-
Slavery and deserving support nom all Anii- Navery
men. Cassus NJ. Clay, in letter dated Dec H. 1870
ssyr:
"Mr. Bailey hes made great Pecuniary 'scr'ooe, 70
the cause Of cor common liberties, and star IN 'sos
,.crifc.s Hi- pater osiy sod weekly IL d. ~ "a
servc. il X. ntccky and eDcOurd gnS Ot1ers 10 a. tls
Slave State. 10 { o the All tne inen1s oil tle
Republican cause would DO well 10 AID hin, as h1He
poi,ey from each one would place bis paper upon a
peIuspent bssis Of stabih:y aud usefulness.
The Nevs bss sttug ged OF for seven years s<slns'
the determined opposition Of reckless den3Sosaee'
II ia now firmly established aid only beeds s1me
ureseLt Iecuniory aid TO isaro its fIiunp1sn' con9ha
snce Ar Bal eS bas lost BY legal pefsocut'ons snd
disry free about go 0O0 He sshe. to red IN di-
home for which 50 800 riil be replied. lie nes1s
new font Of types, which will COST ab ut Ell 30 mots;
lob tress for cards and small hsnd0ls, $500 repairs
II Lie house S4C0; and winter comforts for his fanny
in tie way OF warm clothing ana beGdlng 10 TIE
.u,ouIt OF $3.50 In ali neatly $1,000. He ehI1fe1
aid BIN ID publ sling his p'Pei. l know Mr.
BAILEY, snd mostrervepily rope that tbs re'pJn'e TO
Nj Baileys appeal may be such as TO reog hen him
IN Liz noble vOfk. DANIEL roSiAN'
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NORTHERN MEXICO.
Correspondence Of the \; 0. Daily Delta

MosTEREY, Mexico, Dec. Is, 1896
The General Government has ralEel ths uoo
entered into at LIS Niue between Geaerals Ros4s
m NjdaurTi, and the event uss celebrated mere oy
s,m. Tie BisbOp of Monterey Ofhcla;et at the lie
Ueu CT sIed a. the cathedral, and the State 10 again
In the enjoy ul Mt of pesLe and tranquility.
The President IS written very fhendly Ie'ter 10
Governor Vioaurii inviting him T. the City OF Mexico
In order 10 have lhe pleaiu Of knowing nm pertOI
ally and making such arrangements as may not >bly
cure the prosperity Of this frontier but preserve Inc
liberties of the whole country. The Governor nee de-
t.rniued 10 Crafty CcmOnlofts wshes although nsay
of bis wainest friends are opposed to his gong u
htaco.
Tie patriot Vidauni to-day delivered the Civil Gov
emmett of New.L Leon and Cohabu.i into the hands
az tte PfesC ert Of the Council of ste, who within
the next fifteen days will have 10 Issue au order OF
election for Governor NJ person VIII ron azain l
Vtdsurri and be will ccrtdiUly BE- unanimously
elected to the Office He retains tae com naad Of tue
forces.
1be notorious Gen. Cansles is here, and 10 lieu OF
bis late sppontment as Commanding General Of
CoahuiIa. he has been appointed ill TIE office
in he state of Chiapas On III, frontier OF GuSten1a
We should be very thankful TO the President Tor re-
m wing him from this frontier.
We 6sye nothing official from Tamallips, although
tie Revolutionary Governor at IamPi;o, Gau'ier, h
written to Gov. Nidourr that the Precedent has az
proved e his prOnuciauieutO against GAIA. Nothing
l. uostvey gnowD 10 the lc.t5Ts whereabouts, ana
snce Yesterday Il Il TumOfed that he ~ pronounced
sgsItt bis late fr end and protector, Com 1nto't
Public C nfideDce having ben ssG'n reNore1, the
busLets Of this city has improved very much, aui
notice mary foreigners among us, the most OF them
beiDg from sLkeeGOm.
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BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.

wFpsEsDAr Jan. The President JosAs N.
n PHILLIPS In the char.
Th. MEMBERS of the new Board OF Council men met
pursuant sdounneni 0eeei, in the Chamber VI the
BOsId Cry Hsl.
After tie RI aiding and approval Of the inmates, the
Board received and referred the following
P,ttu0ns OF property osuer., fer grading tbs To-
ter.sction Of BOr-ry Extension snd Pearl ct Get
OfNHious parties u Allen street 20 BE- femuneraed Tor lam
81. their ,toOp hose carriage runnihs aga st
or Iotp Vance Of the si1tie.h Council Di'to rsoOs
t,in s frauds in Ih. lila Election District, .nd
mn. 5o q s S,o. ed b sry SenI ro~n out
he THE pstoueTl lad msIory votes 10 tho district ne
on The report ,hereop ob,sD b.. seat no pied b.
NJ Hopper The petition referred 10 Special Committee
consisting Of hessrs Hsswen, Reynolds, Dunn, o. Hunt
OF H1oi and Ladder Company No. 10 for anew Truck
OF Hos. Company No. IS, for q Hoe Carnage
Of Laode Company No. H. for alteration Of house
RssoiVuO.s-To procure lltters AID blankets 10 DO
placed a. each Of the Station Hou 81. Referred.
by Mr.. NAuGH-Io spproprlat' tS,WO tor oeie-
hbs TIE cd Of February btsrsd To he COMMITTEES Of the
NJ A o to appIRRp1 net t"' :" f' portrait
BY MI BaULCH-1hat = special committee be APP
pointed confederation the propr-ty Of resttnE
printing the proceedaEs of tho Common Council
Adop ed. .,oooo
Eresrgcs due sbOr. employed IN the streets, Referred
BY Nj HIswELL-TO opsn I'll streets lying north OF
El,ht,.Ib from the Nonh The Ea. River, where
To refer payer. in The hands OF the Clerk not Sced
upon, TO sppr0prs'e Commities.. Adop,ed
sppoil prepare and ~ the Board
rule aid osdeIs Tor lie sov' rnment Adopsd
OTCit OF
of isrpfeter 20 different Police Cou,s Referred.
BY hr WAUGH To wirbora~ the Onntlng OF the
peedngs Of the Common Council from The Epesiag Post
and 10 pub them ia The k,s- York Herald Lad over
Nv Mr.. CRAwFOkD-IO widen Robinson street on
The Ioh side FROM colels Pl.es = the North svs' kseHsd
Atsin. the Of the railway IL the Eleventh
artLus and the substitution Of small pa'senseres-s
BY Mr.. B0oLE-TO spoon, COmn'tt>s OF Five 10
Ion the revision % e Charter and 10 report
draft OF they shall deem correct 70 hi. Board Lad over
By Mr. HAswrIL-Tls' tne Mayor. h-s-aze be
referred q Special Committee 20 report Laid
BY Mr.. DUEs-AnShOrEBg the appJintm. Ut OF =
Special Committee and uskh appropriations 20 their
eIpeb' Albany TO examine tho Gran Of CITY CHATTER
0. fore The Les 'siNure. Laid over
The President announced The following C1nmiitee on
finance the year: Jones Crawford boole bal,ee
81 II. smiib.
The Board then adjourned 10 Friday
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rad NE psp,r Of The evening, on Nsw. f0f ea
Ps,o,,s,an Although Mr Lsvreess skipred sves
.s,,e porons of h lecture the ssseesse.s vnsoo 10
gave 70 the meeting received aod mSnsa ms -
-. n,.ss ,ed A vivid and faithful picture OF nte 70
N.v.Yotk during the Revolution. soo"p. ga IN
,,,er.,tng details Of the men Anc NE uDo, soS.s
- 80 ,bs'r sas triumph. The hfe Of the Bn1sn so~
ce,, and tr.ir Tory syu pathizs, Their sPtendd msn
.or. msgn6cen, oostu N. and their hadgnty ocAng,
were graphically ras;ed with Inc ? suioush o. 80
r, tels ~Do by r.futcg to sell hem Ieei Mo- 49,
,s6pc,d them 10 the sreatest srAr, competing no
.,sth,.t 10 shiver in their sPlenold .alooas rom
cold sad reducing them almcst t. stai apon oy
hoiirg the commocest DeoesNNs OF ine. 'eSsss'VvSs
were 80 dear that half dozen onions s"'d W Usn
"a a hundred We gbt of hodr brought ~ In iaet,
although piCcsmauODs were mace ana 9I%los POI
ties wee sent out ~ Gluten mo New Jersey: Soa
u.c,icut and over Long lslsGo fO' W. ca an' P'V'H
he f.r rs ke.t men con SANITY on he estch and 10,
c.ivic notice Of ihe ecemy sppr zach, dssroyei AZ
that The coad HOE or eErI away into Tie No'u
The kc,uie closed with pctnie oi the eVaeoalon oil
New. lWk.
A vote of thanks to Mr.. Lawrence was moved by
NJ ROMANO II very euios isuc terms.
DR. j. w. FRANCIS teconded the motion in very
hearty II amer. u, ..
bepsic In ard OF the manages in the bis.
tory. sud sdoed some interesting "reminiscences OF Old
Or. WIL,os, Chief Of the Iroquois, fselingy sx
prssr.d the pleasure which the lecture had afforded
lin. and the thoughts of the tire when his people
were Lords of toe coil which il called up He hankeS
the SOCIETY for the assistance which it had given to he
Icope inc yean ago, and said that were his people
bu, educated they n, there TO add u ths his
toca treasures the Society the traditions OF MAI
haitian and the history Of the red man Of North Ame'i'
cs Applause
The CHAIR snpouuced 80 the Executive COMMITTEES
Messrs. Augustus ScheH Marshall :. Bdwell, Benz.
u. Field the Rev p. l. Hawke, ID. d.. j. X Bread-
head Erastus C.. Benedict, and b. K. Winthrop
Adjourned.
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pOARD OF ALDERMEN

WEDNESDAY, Jan - AID. JoHS classy, President,
10 the Chair The minutes Of the previous meeting
were reed sId approved. -
A resolution wss adopted reappointiug Alfred r.
Bsl,r the Fire Marshal, Csmmissiontr OF Deeds 81.
Ton pkt.s Ma,ks'-Ald. BASTA Offered res Union
in passage Of rrsouon giving the eontr.
for tmdirg TompkiD. Market to rhed hunt -hssndhs
tse The plans and IN order that the same
b. amended II necessary the work commenced aud
tie coItct price all for material aud hs uu
con tletion Of the building. Adopted.
hopihant0n.-A communication WAS received tr'rn
Richard b. sed Couus.l the Corporsn applnuns Chs'
Nav Public Aoupistf.or, in place OF Peter b. Sweeney
zen owed This confirmed.
Comnttt,e. The Pr sieot appointed IS Spscisl
Committee Tomptins MArtei Aid SAINT. Honniro and Cor
win - -.
Aid. MosEGHAs moved 10 refer the Mayors Hes.
sac Especial Conutee which carried, and Ala A0a-
eshsn, Harris and Grifiihs apo ntsd snch COMMITTEE
ON motion the Board ihen adjourned "a Friday
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TEXAS.

We have Galveston papers to the 9TH Inc, from
which AID Others from interior and coast towns, We
gather the following utelllg noe.
The Gaivesten keps of the 9Th says:
We learn that al int uuectlon of the negroes OF
Houston County was fortunately frustrated lev aay'
siIce Arms and amnuni ion were discovered IN
several portions Of the county given to them no iuot
by white ueu, who nov living among US. nn Tho
are constantly mctn our s,ves to deeds oil violence
and boOtsh
clean from the ssme paper that the Galveston
County Court has, on RECOMMENDATION sio 'cflosd
90 so Tor the Improvement OF G1lvestOn ID w. WI on
will secure $40 600 Ms ~ from the St.te T.easIry 10
al OF the impIovent Ut. the County Court mas also
tubcIibed o. 800 by which To seca'e lUOOO tom
tie State Treasury for san LUIS Bay The Mes says;
private btcIi tion going round to raise ~
nucL bs possible to sssst our iTiesds GA the lrnty
River 10 remove the bar At the mOata OF tnat rvec.
We believe the subscription already am ,un's to over
81 CO. aid we hope 1t will re,ch $1,000 tune tJr
Mr Fields the Sta,e Engineer, u take Flh MN when
be leaves for Austin which, We understand Will be Ia
tine to secure four timee the amount from the Safe
l1,afury.
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NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Leaving clear balance off,.

The oues from members tr tia curen, year, sbich
are Low pay able. amount 10 s. mo.
Hr. Go. II MooRE, the Librarian, presented hi.
report, which S1 q gratifying record Of pl1iic ana
pnyhe hbersy, exhibiting ia full tbs progress " Tho
bbIsTy and oollt ctous. TIE additions toe iibr ,ry
smruIt' 20 more al geo volumes sose,her vim vs-
usb- nsps, ebaris and MAD iserips.
NJ. DE PETsrER, Tor tie rraseee, reported toe
prgnss mace IN The library bIildng The am0Isi
already expended j. SO CO. and aboat SIS 600 NIKE Is
required 70 complete tht work. To rsi-s this the
enters and the public At large sill b, sppe>e IT,
10 be fol eoL &c. that the jecis VI the Sss
tueb ss viii .nli,' The earnest support of every hbs
and PATRIOTIC citizen.
Tie aDrpsl eloeElon for office then took DlA,e
H.,Fr. W. X name and VIM u. VsrmDJ.s 0dic,.t
lps a. s.s IL fssued in The ananis,vus r. ioa
u he isrmsr fiees Is fJIloss:
President, The HaD. LprHER BR.DIsH; Is.Viy,
PtpPsbt the Rev. Thou No De wilt; "a Vio-- Pre,-
o.bf, Frederic DE +. ystr: F"r.tsa Corr sJ,u-i,ax
- tr.'ry, tie Rev I'D ss'o RDbio-oI; D.B..no CIR
ripend'ns Secretary. TIE Rev. Sams-l Osxo d; Re
soIeiIR Secretary, Aberw W1ter; T'e.spsT, WuB.4s
Li.no ~; Librarian Geor,e II No re.
Mr.. EVGkEI LAwRKsoa ha nea iAnodssod and
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flhA IN WILLIAM s1bEb.
Last Iiebt about 10 O'cic.k ire broke out 10 the
building No. % William str-tt, but being discovered
ct al earl, momen, eaunguiste Ell before lnucn
damage occurred. The Or. originated IN the 8ink,ng
fiji OF Bel & Co.. asd was caused by the careless
ress Of OF The eleonng women II having a scGbl-
tDed With bot eosk from tie crate On tae a.4.
Damage to building aud Office furniture ab,ut $50.
Sone little damage done 10 the fun tare IN tse
basement by water.
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