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Thomas III. Newell John Kinney, Patrick Kinney
and Mary Ann Kinney.
T the Office of the Clerk and Master of the Chan
N Gerry Court at Nashville the 10th day of March
1855, motion of complainant, by counsel in the
above cause and appearing TO the satisfaction of the
Clerk and Master that the said defendant PATRICK KIN
is a nonresident of the State of Tennessee and
therefore the ordinary of this court cannot be
served upon him. II is therefore ordered that publc
ton be made for four successive weeks in the Nash
vile Patriot, newspaper published in the city of Nash
ve requiring the said defendant appear at the next
term of the Chancery Court TO be holden for the
of Davidson, at the Courthouse thereof in the city
Nashville the first Monday in May next, and
said bill the will be taken for confessed
him, and set down for hearing parte.s
C. ID. BRIEN,
mar17-w4t Prs fee 80 Clerk x Master.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

House bills as follows passed the first read
ing:
For the reliefof Cheatham county.
To provide for the annual support of the
Asylum of the Deaf and Dumb and to pro-
vide for the Nashville House of Industry.
To amend the charter of the Memphis Gas
Light Company, and to incorporate the Gas
Light Company of Clarksville
The following House bills passed the third
time:
For the benefit of Blount county, and for
other purposes.
To amend the act of Jan. 20, 1874, so as to
make the provisions of said act reciprocal be-
tween Chaneellors and Circuit Court Judges.
To prevent malicious mischief
Adjourned till 81 o'clock, tomorrow morn
ing. E
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.

SENATE
TUESDAY, March Is, 1858.
A number of House bills passed the second
time. @fDl
House bill directory to the Comptroller in
relation to coupon bonds passed the third
time.
Mr.. Heiskell offered resolution directory
to the Bank Committee, in regard to Free
Bank securities deposited with the Comptrol-
Ter. Adopted.
Senate bill in lieu of House bill to prevent
giving or selling poison to negroes passed
the third time.
Adjourned till 21 o'clock P. NJ
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RECEIVED TIlis DAY By EAPRkSS,
100 DOZ AlexandeE's Kid Gloves;
I<O 10 doz. Extension 8 = Skirts, white coi'd;
10 cartons Ducals new styles,
10 do. Moaslin de chsne.
do New style Stella shawls, for early Spring (;
500 Pigne Collars aud Sleeves, styies;
Grape Collars aud Sleeves, do
Breakfast Caps, do;
illusion Capcs and Befthes, do,
Our Mr. McSairy Is now IN the Eastern cities aad ne
will be getting New Goods every few days siai ns the
ami soleit cali ffam friends and The pub
lie generally. n G. McSAlRY a 90.
marriott
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A "RoYAL" TYPo.-According TO an an
cient usage in Prussia, all the Princes OF
the Royal family must learn trade. II II
stated that the Prince Fredrick William, just
married to the Princess Royal of England
learned the trade of o composition in the
printing Office of Mr.. Hauel, at Berlin.
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Mr.. VIM. ii. Fry, the accomplished musical
critic Of the New York 7fbsse. says that
Meyerbeer's Huguenois was produced at the
Academy by Ullman's troupe. ON Monday
night, with splendid force of orchestra and
uniform excellence 10 all parts, far exceed
ing the case OF the Academy Of the Paris
where Meyerbeer brought out the work origin
ally.
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Chancery Court at Nashville.


mar17-w4t Prs fee So Clerk Master.
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BANK OF TENNESSEE.

The bill for the ''relief of the people, to
increase the capital of the Bank of Tennessee,
was read, and Mr.. Bullock offered bill in
lieu, providing for the withdrawal of the
present branches of the Bank of Tennessee,
the sale of the real estate thus vacated, the
location of one branch in East and one in
West Tennessee, and the issuance of $500, 900
additional bonds to increase the capital.
Mr.. DAVID on moved to lay the bill in lieu
on the table Carried.
Mr.. BraZelton offered a bill in lieu, provid-
ing for an increase of the capital of the Bank
of Tennessee, by the sale of the States stock
in turnpike roads, and the Union and Planters
Banks, the establishment of two additional
branches, as provided in the original bill, and
extends the charter of the Union and Planters
Banks. on condition said banks take their
own stocks from the State at par in three, six
and nine months, and pay an annual bonus of
$4,000 to the school fund, apportioned ac-
cording TO their capital stocks.
Mr.. Brazelton advocated the bill at some
length, and
Mr.. Rowles called the previous question,
which was sustained; ayes 40, noes %.
The bill was then rejected; ayes "a, noes
80.
Adjourned till r. NJ
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Funeral Inyitation.

The friends aud AosIaains@naes OF the late EpwIs
EaSs saEawoop, and those ef Mr.. and Mrs James r.
Bruce requested attend te funeral OF The for
mer at O'Clock this Afternoon the residence ID
Mr. Bruce, No. Il, South Summer street Divine SER
vices by Rev. SIR. Reed. k4
NASHVILLE, March II, isss
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, March Is, 1858.
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.

HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
To incorporate the Memphis Christian Adj
vOcate and Book Depository Association,
amended by incorporating the Inebriate Soci-
ETY. of the city of Knoxville, and passed.
To incorporate the Bluff City Savings Insti-
tuition. Rejected.
To provide an Annual sum for the Deaf
and Dumb School of Knoxville, bill in lieu
adopted, amended by bill for the benefit of the
Nashville House of Industry, and passed.
Requiring survey of county lines before
they can be changed. Amended and passed.
To increase the power of County Courts in
regard to minors estates. Rejected.
To give justices equity jurisdiction in all
cases under fifty dollars, amended SO as to
give justices, concurrent jurisdiction in cases
of contract, and passed.
To amend the charter of the Memphis Gas
Light Company. Amended to incorporate
the GAINESVILLE Gas Light Company, and
passed.
Directory to overseers of roads. Amended
and tabled.
To preserve order at negro meetings
Pending which,
The House adjourned till 81 o'clock, A. NJ.
tomorrow.
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Bill No. sos, to give to married women the
separate use of their property, passed third
reading. ral4
Bill No. 81, to amend the bastardy laws,
passed third reading.
The House then adjourned to o'clock, p.
NJ
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Hyde Holt Us. F. W. Brigham and others.
A the Office of the Clerk and Master of the Chan
IA Gerry Court at Nashville the 10th day Of March
1858, on motion Of complainant, by counsel in the
above cause and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Clerk and Master, that the said defendant, +. W.
BRIGHAM resident of the State of Tennessee and
therefore the ordinary process of this be
served upon him, therefore ordered by the Clerk
and Master that publication be made for four weeks in
succession in the Nashville Patriot, newspaper pub
lished in the city of Nashville, requiring the said de-
PENDANT appear at the of the Chancery
Court be holden for the county of Davidson the
Courthouse thereof in the city of Nashville the
first Monday in May next, and answer an amended
bill u the above cause, the same will be taken for
confessed as him. and down for hearing ex parte
c. ID. BRIEN
mar17-w4t Prs fee So Clerk 4 Master.
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THE KEY WEST FUGrIvEs.-A Nassau cor
rsssss.s,ls.sst ssl.s, 90 .,as.reah D.Lf.---
the eleven slaves who escaped from Key West
some weeks ago, in an open boat, had found
their way in safety to the Bahama Islands, and
landed at Nassau.
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Star and Adamantine
- CAN ID L ES.
All Warranted Full Weigh

yHE undersigned continue the manufacture of their
celebrated Candles, of the different sizes, four,
FIVE, six and seven 10 the pound.
All Warranted Full Weight.
Consumers will find it greatly their interest
these Candles in preference those that sold by
COUNT. Many Candles that really seven 10 the
pound are branded and sold as skies, making differ
ence against the consumer of five pounds the box
The usually made in the price is not proper
toned this difference the following statement
shows:
box of Seyens contain PAT Candies and is sold for
IS pounds which is the actual weight
A box of IA o., ''Short Weight Sizes, - contains
only 240 Candles size the Sevens and sold
for 40 pounds.
Supposing the price of the former 10 be 20 cents,
and the latter Is cents, there will be difference of 20
cents in price and Candles in count per box in favor
of the full weight Candle 10 retailers and consumers;
and this will be increased five cents per box for every
cent advance in price.
Those Interested would do well to examine the sub
ject for themselves.
PROCTOR & GAMBLE,
marl7-2m "A West Second street
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HIGHL A N Err


THIS very superior and famous Horse is n
Il located for the of 1858, at my yTSzA
farm adjoining Nashville. Mares will be re- K II
ceived from 10th of March to 10th Of July at $50 EACH
and 81 10 the Groom due 10th July; in all Of
failure they may be returned gratis next year.
HIGHLANDER bred by Thomas Taylor, Of 5.
C., in 40, he got by Glencoe imp, his dam Cast-
net, winner at all distances by Monarch, imp &c.
his pedigree is fun pure and fashionable and like the
horse himself excites the admiration Of the most crt
cal observers.
HIGHLANDERis rich chestnut, of excellent consti-
tuition and temper, measuring 10 hands in height and
has unusual length and stoutness of frame, coupled
with surprising beauty Of form and action. As great
racehOrse, Hghlander's reputation throughout the
Union, was, for some time, hardly equalled, having
beaten in the best style, all of his many competitors
in South Carolina and Georgia, until about five years
DID, when he sold for $40 600 and at once went
forth to meet other formidable rivals wherever be
found.
In this extremely trying career, Highlander gained
as large share of success has attended any
race horse, under like trav
cling and running all distances as he did, whether in
good or bad health and condition.
All who have examined HIGHLANDER and his colts
freely express the opinion, that breeder of supe
rior stock for every use he will take rank among the
most reputable horses of the country.
marl5-u "a. d. T. MoGAV0CK.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

IQY virtue of an execution 10 me directed, from the
ID Chancery Court Of Davidson county, Tenn, in the
case OF the Ohio Life and Trust Company VIM A,
Echbaum, shall expose to Public sale, 10 the highest
bidder for cash. on THURSDAY, 22d day OF April,
1888, at the Court house gate in the city of Nashville
ali the right title claim and interest that the said VIM
A. Echbaum has in certain Lot OF Ground, situated
the west side of North College street known No.
80 in the original plan of the city of Nashville front
ing about Is feet College street, and which there
is Brick Store House at present occupied by Messrs.
W. A. 4 J. G. McCleland a Dry Goods store.
JOHN X. EDMONISO Sheriff
mar13-wtd By GEO. u. HAMLET, ID. s.
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TUESDAY, March Is, 1885,

TUESDAY, March Is, 1858.
Resolution rendering the use of the Hall to
the Methodist Conference was amended, so as
to include other religious bodies of other de
nomination, and adopted.
message was received from the Governor,
in answer TO joint resolution inquiring into
the condition of the school fund, its sources,
amendment and investment, which was laid
on the table and ordered to be printed.
Senate amendments to House bill to regu-
late commissions of revenue collectors, were
considered at length, but gave way for the
Spacial nr.lpr
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Spring and Summer Goods.

II An aow reeeivtng my steek q SFRISC AND
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IL Betting.

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Nm advertisements.
Fresh arrivals.
SNYDER s. FRIZZELL

IJAyE in store fine stock of Boots and Shoes @
IL every description, which they Offering at low
prices. mar17-u
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PIANOS! PIANOS!!

THE UNDERSIGNED has just received his Spring
Il Stock of Pianos Melodeons, Violins, Flutes, Ac-
cordeons Music Books and sheet Music which by far
the largest and best selected stock offered In this
city. The Pianos from the world renowned makers
A. III. Gale X Co, and Steinway Sons. Every Piano
is warranted for five years, and viii be sold at New
York prices Freghts only added.
My stock Of Sheet Music very large, embracing all
the new and popular pieces Of the day. If you want
the best Piano, and at the lowest prices, call at SO,
Union street JAMES A MCCLURE.
n. B-A fresh supply Of the very popular songs
Pm Twenty -FNe,' " Gentle Annie,'' " Rosalie, -
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Boiler Riyets.
BIRD CAGES.
Auction Card.
TRUNKS. TRUNKS!
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A LARGE and superier assortment Of plain Top
N and Tray Top Hat Gases, various sises, and 81
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mari0-0 a. College street.
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Remember, Tuesday, March 2srd.
Terms of Sale.

Tine will be given for satisfactory notes able as
the Bank 81 Trnnessee. at Nashville.
az sale 10 commence At9h O'Clock precisely.
niar2-td TRABUE x LUCUS-
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D A N CT N G.
MIR. GOODWIN

HAS the honor TO announce to the Ladies' and Gen
tleman Of Nashville and vicinity that his School
VIII open on Saturday morning, March Goth O'Clock
A. NJ, at his rooms over Mr. Beech's Store on College
street class for Gentlemen viii commence Monday
night at hapast7 Mr.. G. will introduce all the fancy
dances Parents and Guardians may assured that
every attention will be given his part to the rapid
advancement of the pupils with whom he may be en-
trusted. mar16-1w
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HyHE undersigned continue the manufacture of their
celebrated Candies, of the different sizes, four
five o the nnnnd
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

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IN. people 81 Kansas, then. are Invited nv the
highest authority kHos, the constitution lartc-
pate fairly ia tke election Of delegates rane
constitution and Sstr government. The Law has per
formed is entire appropriate Junction when extends
10 the people the rEht ~ snrrage, bat cannot
pcl the performance u that auty. Throughout
our whole Union, however. And wherever free gov
oTnncut prevails Theses ~h0 ahstH from thf exercise
oT the right OF surSgr autlorxr who
act tor them Ia that coating cnsy and the Rhsestees
much bound under the lsN and constitution 4,
where there u fraud violcnre by the of the
majority al those who do vote, had parts pa
ted in the elociion OtiicFsls Nutng Dc vol
uutaFy, sell govern would be- npfas teabe, aud
hy dosIltisia soid tiv ofty al
Tentative.
"iua should uot console goursaiveS fellow
gems xf ie rriet that y0u li1ay bA znhseu
vote defeat the rath0ston af the cosisttntisa Al
though most anxious 10 - yea tir 81
that great Constitutional right, an believing that the
u the servant and nul the master II the
feope, yet have power % dictate the pEoeeelsgs
Of that body."
This language clearly conveys the idea that
the convention might or might not submit the
constitution TO be- formed hy them 10 vote
Of the people; aud 40 far from the people Rot
bling able 20 delegate power 90 10 authorize
Others &c make a Constitution for them being
true, As now contended for by Gov. Walker, il
tliio~s nost CLEARLY, from what he SAYS. that
such authority could be given eyen by their
silence. The authority conferred would be
Implied by their abssaining from the polls.
On the question OF The pswers u the delegates
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Dry Goods, Ladies' Dress Goods,
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grades, real Marseles counterpanes, AendAle COUn-
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Adjourned till 2 p. NJ.