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BS% Mr.. SAKE was some years since the editor
of the Sentinel at Burlington, Vermont The follow
ing epigram, which appeared in his psperin answer
to free-soil subscriber, who had written to him to
" send the thing to HI" will bear repetition
again:
TO A GRUMBLING SUBSCRIBER.
A free-soil patron Of the Sentinel
Politely bids US ''send the thing TO h-l:"
timely hint It's proper, we confess,
With change of residence, to change the address.
1t shall be sent if Charon's mail will let it,
Where our subscriber will be sure to getit.
Here is another very good one, handed around
the bar during the progress of a tedious law suit :
ON A TEDIOUS WATER SUIT.
My wonder is really boundless,
That among the queer cases we try,
A land-csse should often be groundless,
And Water-case always be dry!
J. G. S.
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A BAD SPECULATIoN.-A sharp and wealthy far.
mer Of MsoOupin county, H., not many miles from
Brighton and Niless Station, has on hand, it is
stated, 800 bushels Of choice wheat, the crop Of
1856. Last year he refused Sl.75 per bushel for
it. He held on for 81. He has now contracted to
deliver it at the railroad at 73 cents per bushel
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.nTIGF.

d virtue OF deoFsal order Of the Chancsry Court
ID Gainsboro made the February Ierm, 1858, Of said
Court tn the case or W W WO0dork against Isom Pharis
and others pending in said court, viii Saturday the
Is day May 1853 the Court House door In GainsboO,
sell at public aaeon, credit Of twelve months the
Land in the pleadings MENTIONED lying In Jackson cOany,
Tennessee 10 district No II she Big Branch, aud the
same tract Of aud which James Phsrs resided
slime Of his death. Note with good security will be required
OF the purchaser and lien retained the land FOR he
purchase money. This I2lh March, 1858.
mar 7l-W4t 1rs Zee 81. VI. II. Bolts, c AN.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co.

ME will sell for CASH in front Of ourNYarehouss com.
w plete ment Of GROCERIBS consisting IN part
follows, Vizs
40 hhds new Sugar, 100 bEs Star Candles,
200 bags coffee, 100 BIZ & qrs Star Candles
IS bbls neWMOlassas IS bxs selected w. r. Cheese,
30 bbs ersid g. poWd Sugars, IOO bbls White Whisky
As kits Mackeral, IS n. Y. Brandy,
$50 p'c'kgs N K Rasins, 10 bbls Holland Gin,
sacks Almonds, 800 kegs Nails,
70 cases 6aIdiRes, Is d0E painted Buckets,
90 box Cove Oysters, 30 nests Tubs,
l0bags Pepper, As bxs starch,
25 chests Teas, $50 bxs Soap,
% bales Cotton Irvine, IS bEs poyle's Candles,
IS coils Rope, 100 dOz. Mason's Backing,
IS cases Matches, ZOE boxes Flasks,
together yah numerous other articles O. make up con-
plete sale. LANIsR, PHILLIPS q CO.,
mar23-d. No. 80 Market Street
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~ Mr.. Cn1TrrSDEy, in The Senate Chamber

~ Mr. CEuTENDEN, in the Senate ChamOei'
announced himself a Northern Democrat as the
nautical nomenclature Of the day defines those
terms. 1t is somewhat significant that he belongs
10 that class Of Northern Democrats who now stand
allied with the Republican party. He claimed to be
"too true son Of the South, but regrets that the
whole South is so blinded and crazed that it cannot
see the Kansas issue as he sees it. Poor, deluded
SOUTH wise. discriminating Mr.. CRITTESDEN.
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AMERICAN ELOQUENCE ; A CoIlec-

AMERICAN ELOQUENCE : A CoHec-
lion OF Speeches and Addresses By Tie mosi eminent Or
Ao' OF America with Biographical sksiahes and nlus-
tratvs Notes. By Frank Moore, avos
There were Giants IN the Earth In oss d,v. sus
mighte men, Vhish we're OF oldo, men or rsnovns.a
The Works Of John c.. Calhoun comnri-
sing his Exposition Of the Constitution and Government
OF the United States spssehss a Congress Repor an
Public Letters. In Volumes.
The Works Of Daniel Webster, compri-
sing his Speeches, Forensic Arguments nd Dip,oas
Papers, with notice Of his LIE and Works. By I'd
ward Everett Ia six volumes.
The Private Correspondence Of Daniel
Webster. Edited BY Fletcher Webster. vols. sno.
- These volumes Of the Private Letters Of M Wsbstsr
correspond In size with bis works In siK voIanss
BentOn's Thirty \ ears View: A History
OF the Workings OF the American Government for hirv
yeaFs-from 1871 to 1850. 3 vols
BentOn's AbridgmeRt Of the Debates Of
Congress, from I7s9 To 1855 To be completed IN Is vols
Five vols now ready,
Irving's Life Of Washington, comprising
his Eary aud Military Life and his Iaauguraton a. Prss-
ideus Of the United States Complete IN & vols.
Marshall's Life of Washington, comDil-
ed under hs inspection Of the Hon. Bu,hrud Washington
COlton's Atlas Of the World, Illustrating
Physical and Political Geography. Accompanied bydss-
erPuons, Geographical Statistical and Historical vols
large 40.
CObbett's Parliamentary History Of Eng
land, from the earliest period ne year Is0s . vos.
hall Russia.
Selections from Cobbett's Political Wri-
tings, with Notes Historical and Explanatory b. JOsn
NJ. and James P. CabbotL 6 vols.
Nautilus on the Principle of Population.
svols. sro. CalL
Adam Smiths Wealth of Nations, with
Notes and supplementary Chapters. By william PlJ
fair, vols
FOX SALE BY
W. z. Berry & 90,
marH Public Square.
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''YOung's Spirit Of the sOuth.''

DERSONs wishing 10 advertise heir BLoODED STocE,
etc, FOR the present season in the Esprit viii please
hand the sane IL Immediately, J. A Fisher, Sec the
Office ofihs Nashville Diy News, No. 40 Cherry ST. in
order 70 be in time for the hrst issue. maT2l-iW
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NOTICE

TlY virtue Of decrssa order Of the ChancsYy Court az
ID Gansboro made ct tho February Term. 1858, said
Court IN The George bite and against James
a. SpuF0ck and ais, pendIng 10 said Cour will Saur-
day. the day Stay, 1855 the Court House door in
GanborO, sell at public auction, Tor cash In hand, likely
Negro Boy. This 18th March, 1858 W. n. Bolts,
mar 2l-W4t prs fee 81 Clerk & Master.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, March 20, 1858.
EVENING SESSION.


The House proceeded with the consideration Of
Mr. Bulloek's amendment, and the same being read
through it was amended and adopted; and the
Question required on the passage Of the Part XII
Of the bill Is s6 revise the statutes Of the State
Of Tennessee.
Mr. NEWMAN demanded the previous question,
and under its force this final reading Of the AAIi
part ftbe Code Of Tennessee was passed
last reading in the House of Representatives-yeas
40 nays las follow:
Yeas Messrs. Anderson, Bate, Bsyless, Beale,
Bentley, Benton, Bullock, Caldwell, Carter Of Hsr-
din, Cooper, Davie, Dunlap, Estes, Ewing, Frazer,
Fulton, Cannon, Griffith, Hamilton, Holmes, lvie,
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MARRup-At Cave White county, Tenn on the
{th inst, by Elder J. H. Morgan Col ~ ! l'
Il mississippi, to Mrs. C. c. 6REEB7ol "Hi''
enn. ,....-
Banner Of Peace and yioksburg WhgPlease copy
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DENTON & WASHBURN,
a or n Us at Il q W.
WILL paccs the CIreu and Chancery Courts "a
" counties Ct Jackson. Overflow Penress Putnam, Cum
5eand and White, and in the Circuit Court Of Van BursR
county All business entrusted to them will be promptly
attended TO- Particular attention will be give the col
lection Of claims in any Of toe above count
mar ol-wEm.
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The night session was occupied in the cousiders-
ton of House amendments TO Senate bills, most
of which were concurred in, aud at y o'clock,
Senate adjourned until . Monday morning.
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THE LARGEST STALLION IN THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SALE.

TWENTY BANDS HIGH, thorough. bred, fine form and
color the highest bidder Saturday the 27h day OF
March n O'Clock the Court House, Gail and OOE at
him before DAY Of sale, l2 months credit viii be given
mar q a. a. HAYNES a co.
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ATTENTION!

Farmers and HpiCures
THAT are in want OF the best u Eating Seed sweet
PotItoes, call a. BEN. S. WELLER'S, No. So South
Broad street, and you can be supplied
narp0-al. A. J.. BAKER.
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Nashville and New Orleans Packet,
RED ROVER,

VIM. STRONG, Mssler. P. SHACKLEFORD, Clerk.
1850 tons burthen9
r7HB substantial new steamer, RID RO- rRh
VBR, will depart Is above and al inter- LhEs.si
mediate landings TUESDAY Bexi, sd
sage apply on board OF TO a h. HARRISON
mar z0-It Agent.
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Italian Literature.
Fton Na-ri. & WIZ FaHs Jg.Esal.


From Norris & WRliI Home J5lraaI
We learn that il. Luigi MonH Of Harvard CoIszs. has
translated GUsEEAzzs faous historical novel Of Beatrice
Ceuci, and that Is is il Of publication Thsrs
viii undoubtedly be great desire 10 ihs volume
Guerrsu Is probably the INST distinguished d living
Italian authors and glad 20 that the mod
ern literature d Italy-Eih Which but Hus 80.
quainted-Wl be inaugurated By 50 brilliant q uarmen
Of novel wrtiT this is. Toe life Of Beatrice has been
generally, indeed may say entirely msundert0od; bu
GuerrEzZ has shown in bis very powerful work. con
pleted after careful labor what pr0bab7 the correct
position Of this sad history Every one has read ShsbTs
tragedy Of the Csne and those 0runas enough 20 have
extended their travels as far as Italy remember us one Of
TIE oyest specimens ots the ever admired and copied
portrait Of Beatree By Guido, now IN The gallery d the
BarbeIini Palace"
Gusrraui in his Preface to the work says addressing
the unfortunate shade Of Beatrice
'Iuasmuoh - have been able e. comprehend thosm-
pore for sufficient power TO uarras Wosthiy ny bis.
Tory 70 these dear italian madeus who love thee 81 "a.
ter Just departed though the shadow Ct centuries and
calf is spread over ny sspuehrs. Verify thine % h-
tory Of sad crimes; but the msidens Of my country Will
read it, Il viii pierce their gentle souls Ike sword bat
they vii read t Wien the youth whom they love ap
preaching they viii hasten bushing hide IT, but sy
viii read It. and Ei offer thee the ony z thst ean IS
given to the lstiayed-iOars.'
The effect Of this powerful work upon the impassoults
and vehement Italian reader is SUCH that certain Of TIE
governments have ntsrdsted its publication and tisnoW
rarely seen in Italy.
Have also just rsoeiTsl--
WHITE lily. A Novel By Charles Rsads. -
TWIN ROSES. A Narrative. By Aaua Cora Ritsb
Mrs MoWatt)
DANTE, Translated into English Verse, with Fla
mans Illustrations
TAssO. Translated. With Illustrations.
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ZOE LOuIsYILLE AID CINCINNATI.

THE new light draught passenger and freight -
l. steamer JOHN GAULT. J. BUNCE, Master, =1afss-a
will leave on MONDAY, the 22d instant, a. go
o'clock P. NJ, above and m intermediate landings.
For freishHor passage apply on board or 70
mar2O-It "A q. HARRISON Agent
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WASHINGTON, March 20.--Mr Phelps, of Nilsson
ri, Chairman of the Committee on the Pacific Rail.
road has introduced bill which was referred to
that Committee, to aid in the construction Of rail-
road from St. Louis to San Francisco It proposes
to pass through Albuquerque, the Zurnlo village,
and the TETON Pass one half Of the road to be built
by the State Of California and the other half BY the
State of Missouri the United States to grant money
and lands to aid in the building of it.
If, when the first bonds are due, any indebted
ness remains, California and Missouri are severaly
to pay the balance. Missouri is to begin building
ct ST. Louis, and California at San Francisco, and
proceed continuously. There to be four branches
to the road, two North and two South
After twenty miles are built, five per cent. U. S.
thirty year bonds are to be issued to the State,
building it at the rate Of $3.50 per MILE and so on
for two hundred miles west from st. Louis and east
from San Francisco; no bonds to be issued until
each section Of twenty miles is built. The whole
amount of bonds not to exceed $50 600 OOO twenty
FIVE miles Of the road to be built and equipped the
first year by the State and thereafter not less than
one hundred miles each, per year The road to be
finished in ten years. The United States to have
consideration for its aid, legal right to prio-
rity Of use for al good purpose.
General Calhoun publishes letter in this even
ings Star, stating that recent Information from Gov
Denver and Others leave no doubt on his mind that
the returns of Delaware Crossing should be reject
ed and that certificates for election should be is
sued to persons having the highest vote irrespective
of these returns He regrets that this decision vii
give the control of Kansas to party which he views
as the enemies Of good order and the Constitution,
Law and Union. Mr.. Calhoun appends the names
of all the Senators and Representatives, to whom
certificates will be issued.
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In sENATE-rvrvINe sEssIov.

The Senate C0rsUrred in House amendments to
the following Senate bills:
To authorize the Sheriff of Cumberland county to
employ additional deputy
To incorporate the Wocdford and Turnersville
Turnpike Company.
T0incorPoratC an auxiliary board to publish books
for the blind. The amendment of the House Of Rep
resentatves, to exempt aninCrporated Universities,
Colleges, and Churches, was
On motion by Mr. WALKER amended so as to in
clude convent and monasteries, and as amended was
c0ucurred in.
To project stock from milk-sickness.
To provide for collecting and keeping public arms
To supply the Circuit Court Clerks Office Of
Sewer county, with the State reports was
On motion by Mr. HEISKELL, amended, so that the
Secretary of State be directed to procure three COM
pIete sets of the decisions Of the Supreme Court
and furnish one set to the Supreme Court Of each
division Of the State the amendment was concur
red in.
To secure the publication of the DEGREES of the
supreme Court
To allow the citizens Of Van Buren, county to file
bills In NcMinnvile.
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POT. o. S. FOWLER, Of N. 2.

Will comm nes course Of LECTURES on Human
w Science, Life, its Laws, Flueans, Improvements
& taught by Phrenology and Physo )gyi and applied
Self Improvements, Management OF Children, seal h.
Marriage, SC, early in APRIL, 81 - Hall.
He will also tell applicants all about themselves ard chill
dren. al his hotel.
For full particulars, see papers and bills Of the day.
mar ll-lEwW.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

NTINDAlI lLlLNII ~ INt'0'
On motion by Mr. TURNER Of Sumner, the read
ing Of the journal was dispensed with.
hIr BEALE entered his motion to reconsider the
vote 0u the Seuates bill No IA.
The Seuates resolution for committe e to see the
Governor for his final communication, was consider
ed and adopted.
The Seuates amendments to the bill No. BOG
were ConCurred in
The Senate joint resolution for the election Of
Register for the Oooee Land District BY joint con
vention of the two Houses Of the General Assembly
at II o'clock this day, was considered and concur
red in.
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Broadway Hons
STRAYEn N STOIFN

LNROM the court house gate, Saturday evening last q
q small gray rse, With black and tail. he has a
mark just above the hO9f the le hind foot eansed
By being cat wi n rope some time since The horse Il in
gooi condition. Athe time be was taken heb itrht
saddle, with red blauke and light leather brdle e
ored. liberal reward il be given for his return or FOR
information Of his whereabouts, - the undersigned.
mar 3 THOMAS &. NILSSON.
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HENRY CLAY.

In six Volumes BY Calvin COon, L. D., Professor OF
Public Economy, ThniIy College. In VARIOUS styles Of
binding.
Destined for leader, he evsryWhsr5 asserted his
assuny'-John G. breckenridge, Vice President q he
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The Senates amendment to Mr. White Of kuOI's
hill I2s6l to provide for the annual support Of the
deaf and Dumb Asylum, coming up
Mr. EWING submitted again his amendment for
nitaI. which was again rejected-yeas "A, nays 81,
as follow: -
Yeas-Anderson, Bate, Beale, Benton, Bioknel,
Brazelton Bullock Caldwell, Cooper, DAVIDSON
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Sylvester Davis
Platform Bee Hive.

TaIs HIVE has taken frst premiums at all the Stale
and county Fairs all others wherever exhibited,
aud is pronounced the best in With Hive
one keep bees Wh perfect safety and The
bees may be made TO swarm from one or more hives
may be conducted into number Of hives
ING and SSH have fall supply Of Queens. The bees
entirely protected rom the Bee4Oth and other insects
which annoy nd ruin the bees. This warrant, il
managed according @ the directions which given
book furnish. The bees have opportunity exercise
the spring. and clear the filth from hives, without
dying out die on the The 9Th any time be
removed from the hives without disturbing bees The
bees be transferred often necessary, give them
new comb, and without klug them. Il prevents all pos
sby Of robbing while feeding. Andt thoroughly
aed throughout, drawers, hives, honey. boxes and
chambers, The work and progress or tire bees may
the hives, hOneybOxes and feed draWers- The scene
presented By the interior Of beehive seldom failed to
Interest the iHcHrOus Observer while IL ais
astOnshmsnt the mind Of philosopher When the day
ane and the shining brightly, the habatiOn Of
marvellous little creatures exhibits the aspect Of pOpuous
and busy city The gates crowded with hundreds
dusious workers-some on the wing in search Of susie
nance others returning from the fields laden with food
some earnestly engaged in buidngsOme In tending the
yOungOhers employ ed 10 cleansing their hsktaOnWhile
four % Eve may be dragging out the corpse Of
Panon, and it would appear seruPulousy paying the
last hOn0rs 20 the dead.
II Who would DO without honey, when all can have
abundance, with the proper HIVE.
mar22-W W.D SMALL, Agent
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COMMITTEE on TIE CoDE.

House resolutions, as follows were adopted:
Rss5'rsF, That Messrs Meigs and Cooper be and
they are hereby directed to place the names Of the
subcommittee: Messrs. Bullock, Heiskell, and
BickueII. on the tile page Of the Revised Code Of
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Auction Sale Of Groceries
BY
Garter. Mckay & Co,


BY
Carter Mckay 6 Co.,
No. 70 Public Square.
on THURSDAY MARCH 25th, 1858.
VFTB will Offer sale in font OF store the following
w articles, and invite the attention Of the retail
chants the city and county, this sale intend
sell 10 lots to suit purchasers, wis
500 bags prime Rio Coffee;
l25 hhds Sugar, 100 b6ls Orange Val. Whisky
10 bbis powdered Sugar, 25 % Ole Bourbon do
70 crushed do % - - Rye do
so bbls aaoiasses. IS % O Smith Reserve do
so boxes NJ Raisins, 10 casks Porter.
IS Cove OYSTER, no Ale,
20 chests Tea 25 baskets Champaign Wine
IS bbls Pscans, 8 boxes do Cider.
5 tisrces Rice, 100 bbls Vinegar,
500 kegs Nails, As nests painted Tubs,
100 boxes Glassware, 100 doz DO Buckets
cases M8Ichss, IS Waah Boards,
50 NJ. G d caps, 50 boxes Goldfish,
$50 Teams Wrapping Paper, no d" Herrings
so kits MackeTel, lO0 bbls Green Apples,
so Il bbls do 500 boxes SLaF Candles.
100 bbls 90 IS cases SadiHes.
With many other ariole8i in Ii Grocery line.
maT23 1855. CARTER, MCKAY & co.
H. DENTON, B. q. WAsHBURN,
TonLvfTIe Tenn EaFnaaho-, T.-,
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THANKS 10 TuE CLERKs.

Mr. MCCONNELL offered a resolution as follows:
That the thanks of the Senate due and are here.
bv rendered to CHARLES STONE Principal Clerk Of
the Senate and THos. S. MARI, Engrossing Clerk,
for the promptuess and efficiency with which they
have discharged their duties as Clerks
On motion the rules were suspended and the reso-
luton was unanimously adopted
Senate adjourned until Z o'clock
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Mr. GOFF offered a resolution as follows:
Rsg9'rsf That the thanks Of the Senate are due
and are hereby cordially rendered to the Hon. JNO
c. BURcH, Speaker OF the Senate, for the able, dig
uifed and impartial monuer in which he has dis
charged his official duties presiding officer over its
General Assembly. His ability being evidenced in
the unusual fact in Legislative body that single
decision made by him Speaker of this body has
been appealed from.
On motion the rules were suspended and the resO-
luton was unanimously adopted.
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CHBATHAM COUNTY.

The Senate amendments to the bill III. R. 1927
requiring survey and plat, before change of county
Iirns ware cnnCurred in.
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Notice

LII persons having claims against the estate OF John Dur
II rs deceased, are hereby notified % hs them with The
Clerk Of the County Court Of Lawrence county, within tie
time prescribed BY law or the viii be barred Ths
9th February, I555. ". r. DURRETT
teb l4-W4t Administrator
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EXPLANATION.
W. S. MUyDAT.
THE PENITEETIARY

House bill to regulate the salaries Of the officers
Of the Penitentary was taken up.
Mr. HARRIS moved to strike out that portion al.
lowing Thos Shelton $500 for past services fore
man in the stone cutting department; Prevailed,
yeas 10, nays 9.
And the bill passed the third reading.
Senate took a recess until D o'clock P. NJ.
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AdminisfrafOr,s SIC

THIS Morning, WEDNESDAY March 9Th, at 10 O'Clock at
the Tesid Of The MF. Barry bdgefeld.
mar24 BkNJ. p. SHIELDS, AuctiOnesr.
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savannah Market, March 10.

FLoUR-There are ample stocks in market. The
demand is good, but prices are somewhat irregular
We quote Superfne S5.25@5.5O; Extra S6.OO@625;
Family S6.25@65O.
BACoN-The stocks are quite equal to the demand,
which is only moderate. We quote Shoulders, 80
G9l0; Ribbed to Clean Sides 1Of@l14; Hams, u
G9l3. For small lots prices are q shade higher
LARD-There is a fair demand and stocks are am
pie. We quote in barrels, II j in kegs l23e.
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DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM.

The said amendments to the bill (H R. 4O4, J
for relief of Cheatham county, were considered and
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The Senate then proceeded into convention for
the purpose Of electing Entrytaker and Register
for the Ocoee District after the convention was dis
solved and the Senate had returned to its chamber
House bills to systematic and prescribe the times
of holding the Chancery and Circuit Courts we're
taken nn and nassed the third reading.