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GRAND MASS MEETING AT rAMMANY HMIr-oN
NJ Thursday March T. the annvers OF the Inauguration OF
James BuchauanThe democracy II the city and county o.
all who q sustaining the national
its patriotic upon the Kansas
ton, requested Tammany Hall, Thursday
eveDipg eight o'clock BY order OF the Demo
tic Repub lean General Committee
PETER b. SWEENEY. Chairman
Jons T. wInAxs, !secrctaries
Committee Of Arrangements-Mehl burns John p Hone
wilson Small Daniel Linn Hiram williamson John HART
Anorev Jackman Charles BOlce Peter Mitchell Henry
r. West Walter X. Jones Michael Halpin, Manus Kelly,
Henry Matthew'S Joseph Cornell Dennis kyer Andre fire.
moni, Alexander Ward.
GRAND BANQUET OF TIiE DEMOCRACY.
" This and brilliant affair, In honor Of the annivsr
sary The Inauguration OF President buchanan VIII take
The La farge House Broadway THURSDAY evening
March 4. 1883, at ~, O'Clock.
\ Y. Russell Esq, Col. \. 5. Nosburgh.
j. ~. Aud, Esl., Col. John ~ McCunn,
J. H. ireland Esq, Co. @. Hickox
Philip y smith, Esq, James Mulhgan. Esn.,
Geo. C. Genet, ESQ, Peter McDermotf, Esq,
y A. Kozlay. Esq, Asahel Reef, Esq.
Tickets SIC each be procured at the La FARCE House
Of chairman OF the committee Of arrangement, No.
EUGENE A. KoZIAy. Chairman Of the Committee.
JANIS MULIGAS, Secretary.
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CLOTHING, sc.

-
6,1 TO ssON WORTH or NEW AND LEFT OFF
Tl clothing wanted Cor the city and Western markets -
Gentlemen will receive fifty per cent more than their sup
posed value by caisg nj the store addressing rHOS
CONROY, 40 Centre street.
OF TO lOeW WORTH or NEW AND CAST OFF
III co,hne wanted city Western markets. Gen
emen having such dispose Il will rece,ve The highest
price by calling At the store, addressing j. Murray ~
Centre street
CpNTfrwPN HAVING ANY LHFT OFF OR OrHR
VI clothing dspose will receive the highest cash prise
for the by calling the store or addressing ~ Doyc
a9l Pearl street.
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fI,UE UNION NOW AND FOREVER
i GRAND DEMONSTRATION or THE DEMOCRACY
ADMISSION or KANSAS UNDER THE PROVISIONS
OF THE ikCoMrToN 09ysITUTloN
In pursuance OF hS the call Of the Democratic Republican
General Committee OF New YORK the democracy request
ed 10 meet 10 meeting at Mozart Hall GS Broadway OPP
On TUEsDlY EVENING. March . at716PM.
For the purpose Of responding TO- sustaining and endorsing
JAMES BUCHANAN,
AZ promulgated In hls Kansas Lecompton message.
All who love the federal Union and he constitution
who despse sectional agitation and cious strife are re
specifically invited 10 attend.
this requested 20 their severAl wards
the Of March and proceed 70 Mozart Hall 70 join In the
demonstration.
Tho foowins distinguished gentlemen have been invited
Hon n. 4 DICKINSON Hon. HORATfO SEYMOUR
Hon JAMES 4. GREEN Hon. GRAHAM ". FITCH,
Hon CALEB CUSHING, Hon. JOHN STfDELT.
Hon r. NJ II. HUNTER. Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS
lion. AMASAJ PARKER, Hon. LYMAN TREMAIN
lion. JOHN KELLY. Hon. JOAN COCHRANE,
Hon. VIM. h MACfAy, 7. p. MEAGHER, ESQ
ELIJAH WARD. and others
CossiTrEE ARRANgpsEsrS.
WuifAs WILSON, IHosis NtfrcH,
ions J. TAN, Isaac RosESBuRgH,
BESIA.iS RAY. JoHS McDossLD,
JAMS LaSguOs, y. II. DttIAYr,
A j. PIUsH. fonS II. Mct'uSx.
Thomas SrVFHVrs VILLAS COULTER,
EnwaRD Lars. Hugu KEfIy,
&. 4. ScHERsERHORS, RoHERr East;
CHARIrs MILLER, JAsEs CoSSotty,
Jaxrs REEn, Jksrs HUEsrOS.
PtrrR MckSfGHr, JssEsC BrHNHss
r. "A D.~tFL WIrTEH.s
WILLIAM COULTER Chairman.
ASpRrw J. PLusn, sc.,o,ar,e.
RosTN nURGr,
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
Dog LosT-S REwARD-A LARGE SIZED WHITE
IL French poodle dog. answers 10 the name Of Frank"
ANY one who " him I39 Mercer street. TO Horace
y. Jones, shsll be paid the shove reward
\ osT-vFAR MADISON SQUARE. A DIAMOND RING
IL enamelcd with black Il was present from a de
ceased friend the will value 500 the
upon ia delivery ~ J. II. r., ~ Broad street.
7 osT-oN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY a. a CAMEO
hrcoeh set round with dark blue enamel N returned
10 y Ialghi street reward viii be given.
r osr-FrRvvAY's BADGE, NO. 3,siO-THE FINDER
A will please leave II with Hose Go. No. 90.
REWARDS.
cO REwApD-w1LL RE GIVEN TO ANYBODY
- who viii 70 his owner, EldrtiRe
her Of Grsrd large black, white spotted dog missing since
Tuesday last
N : REWARD LOST. A SCOTCH TERVrEy REDDISH
bD brown and tip Of his tail black hair short
bark Of his shoulders and the % Scott
Any person Leaving him Fourth will receive he
above reward The thanks OF the
N = REWARD LOST. ON THE 18TH INST, A SKYE
ID dog, cropped and tall of greyt color and
answers 10 the name of "Dckey' when lost had brass
collar The finder will receive the above reward leaving
him at 100 Pearl street.
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INTE are taknlg IA~rencsbnrg Hznk Notes a. rsr
w Ia Iasmcnt Il al aceSGnss dos Ana Cor
artieIe have for saie.
felEJ-u W. II. GORDON CO
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together with endless variety Of medium ana
low priced silks IN Flounces, Robes guile, and by
lhe yard Ia PLAIN, Plaid, Striped and Bayaderes, alsS
satin Paced and Oubic-Twilled Merinocs and Cash
meres. Great variety OF all Wool and Union Plads
Mousdelaines, and every thHg new and desirable IA
his way.
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II. RUSSELL,
D E N T I S T

Over Vests Music Store, Union St.
feb26-lm NASHVILLE. TENN.
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Ctrcu,t Court. of Tennessee.

The Circuit Court OF the 9th Tennessee Circuit opens
at Nashville on the second Mondays in January, May
and September at Franklin, on the second Mondays
IN March, July and November. Nathaniel baxter
Judge; W B. Bate, Attorney General There are four
teen Circuits the state, and Circuit Court for sum
ner county which is held by the Judge OF the Crim
nal Courts for the counties Of Montgomery Davidson
aud Rutherford, on the third Mondays in February
June and October.
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$4,000 PAPERS
Fresh Garden Seeds.
NE are now in receipt OF the most extensive stock
OF Garden Seeds embracing many new and
valuable varieties brought to this market They
are al OF the growth of 1857 and from the following
houses of well known reputation:
Dr. Landreth Sons, Philadelphia
The American Seed Garden, Withersfeld &c.
Rsley's, Fredonia New York
Shaker Garden, South Union XIV
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready
'or Sfatultous distribution. Call and get one.
IN aadlton 10 the above, we have a large supply of
Peas by the busheI
1000 Papers Flower Seed.
Just received from the celebrated house of johnson
ROBBINS Co., 1000 Papers of Flower Seeds. The
lovers OF Flowers have larger better assert
ment from which TO make their selection of seeds than
they have heretofore had in this city.
RAINS & BROWN,
No. 10 South Public Square,
)anl3-u Opposite the Market House.
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WE have on hand some sole Leather Trunks and
w Valices which we viii close out at Cost for Cash
Persons wanting any of the above have now an op-
portunity purchase at low down prices. Call at No
2l Public Square.
mar9-n SNYDER FRIZZELL.
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The Judiciary.
COnHreas.

The first session of the 35th Congress began on Mon
day. Dec. 7th, 1857. The Vice President OF the Uni
red States President erocio Of the Senate James
Orr, of South Carolina, is the present Speaker OF
the House OF Representatives and James C. Allen, of
Illinois, is Clerk The following is list of the Con-
gressnien from Tennessee:
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prunicipaI Government OF Nashville.
OuN A. McEWfN, Mayor.
Aldermen.

JoHS A McEwEN, Mayor
Aldermen.
First Ward-JoHS CoIrART and G. i. JOKES.
second ward-T ]. HAZE and W. 7. DowNs.
Third ward--JoHS X HUME and G. W. pARoES.
Fourth Ward-DAvID T. WARE and j. T. Brown.
Fifth ward-G NJ FoGG and J. p COLEMAN.
81 - sixth ward. HAYSn and JoHS A. FISHER
3 = Seventh Ward-w A. DAVIS aud Isaac PAUL
Eighth Ward--C H. CoSGEK and liza l.. JoSEs.
WILLIAM A. GLKNS, Recorder.
CHARLES A. FULLER Treasurer.
90 GODFREY NJ FoGG, City Attorney.
ASsoS NELSON Revenue Collector.
Joux L. GLxSS, water-Tax Ceccter.
J. NJ sEAnuRY, Superintendent Water Works.
/. J. HALE, Tax Assessor.
WM NJ BRowS, City Marshal.
l. J. EVERETT W II. WILKINSON, Deputy hRrshals
s.9a4 JuS A. PETTY, Captain Night waieh.
FeEpERIcK MARSHALL w. II. SrrRpvASr SAMUEL
] STA KEY JouN H. DAVIS, W. 7. WATSON, WILLIAM p
49, McAu TER R. NJ. CAyrT, wv. IAEsRousn, ALEXANDER
BaASS. A. w II. BuSkLEY, JASEs A, TANKstKn, W H.
CRosrra AR JoHS BAuoH 5. MccAtnP, A. C. rucsE,
RM " ,rsos, and W. J. HARRISON, Night wa,ohmen
WV DIX Keeper OF Work House.
r. A. CoIK Wharf Master.
JAM . fiESsoS Street Oyerseer.
The B ard of Mayor aud Aldermen meets on the
scond nd fourth Thursdays OF each month
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Criminal Court.

Hon VIM. X. Turner is Judge OF the Criminal 'our'
for the counties Of Rutherford, Davidson and Mont
geometry and John Shane, ESQ., is Clerk for this coun-
Nv II meets at Nashville on the first Monday in April
August and December.
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IT & Dt,trietCourt.

The District Court of the United States convenes at
Knoxville on the third Mondays in April and October
ut Nashville, first Mondays IN March and September
sad at Jackson on the second Mondays in April and
October.
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lafal estate Salts.
A RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION IN THE
Most Valuable Real Estate
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE!

VXTE WILL. SELL, the must reasonable terms
w FIFTEEN ACRES ar LAND, four nilgstroin
the city, the Murfreesboro furnpskeen Niu eI"eA
DOR all complete; together with six hundred earreis~
gorn so head stock Hogs, kc, &c. We w'll sxcnange
the above for Negroes at the highest market prizes
The Mil has lately undergone thorough reaoN aiion
and all OF machinery good repair making a. good
Flour aud Meal be made in the Nest fhis
the best Investment 10 pay handsomely that have
ever proposed 10 sell. BOYD "
feblB-u
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BOYD g. CO.,
DEALERS IN
Ncai Estate, NEGROES. sc,

lITE ~ill pay the highest prices for hkeiy young
w Negroes, Cash advances hisds Negroes
signed We wi keep constantly hsnd
sToes fsr sale al the old stand 81 wm. l. BOYD, No
90, chsrTy slTsst, Nashville. Teaa septzi
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49,
Misfellaue0us.

Negroes! Negroes:i For Sale!!!
A NO. i MAN COOK, and his wife, who is a splendid
n washer and ironer Also good family Of Likely
Negroes which viii be sold low. ~
jan25-6 BOYD < co.
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ClaibOrne's Machine Works,
NASHVILLE. TENN.

rT'HE attention Of Railroad Companies Farmers,
l. Manufacturers, and all persons DESTROYS Of Purcha-
sing al home good machinery, such STEAM En-
GINES, CASTINGS, Of every description, GEARING,
CARWHEEIS Of the most improved patterns, SAW
MILLS PUMPS &c, &c., Is respectfully called this
new Establishment now growing up rapidly on the
premises Of the late Nashville Manufacturing Company
We intend % carry on the business fully extensive
before and shall soon be ready take orders for
Machinery and Castings. We have already commenc-
ed operations in our blacksmith shop and Boiler yard
and shall give immediate satisfaction 10 old and new
customers.
We are experienced Mechanics-each Of ms person
ally attending % his own deTartmcnt-and thus we
shall he able 10 superior work lower rates
than heretofore done in this city. We shall warrant
every piece OF work done at this Establishment. and
give prompt and personal attention every order left
at Office thus we hope 10 give general satisfaction
and be pdtronZed by ali friends OF home manufacture
". JAChER X CO.
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn.
June 27-u Late Nashville Mani Co.
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Senators.

JOIN BELL, (American) whose term expires in 1889.
ANDREW JOHNSON, CDemocra) whose term expires
in 1868.
A. o. p NICHOLSON, Democrat) has been elected TO
take the place Of Mr. Bell, and his will expire in
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No.I5 CEDAR STREET.


Will sell 90 slr tnoaths ersdn. ~ le= Cor cashs
L the h4nasoms pair a Grey Carriage Horses .,
pFrzent dffren Ia reliersun Greenarld's narnss4s
ALEXANDER MACKENZIE.
fshie--a AssAvAls. Ieln-
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Removal.

THE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
l. old customers and friends and the public general
y that he has removed his Hardware Store from the
Old stand Market street. No 81 the large brick
building lately erected the South side OF Broad II
where he keeps constantly on hand and makes 10
der the various articles embraced line OF bust
ness He invites especial attention his large assert
ment OF CASTINGS. HOLLOW-WARE, BRASS, &c. such
Mantle and Coal Crates Wagon Boxes, Pillow Molds
straw Cutters, Corn-Sheilers, Corn Crushers, Mil
Crushers. Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles bog Irons. Candle Stcks
and an almost endless variety OF other articles
Jan. eft ANDREW ANDERSON
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KENTUCKY planning MILL.
a AAra aExDrzzoz VIZ LoxG
MAYO, HENDERSON L LONG,
BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS.

- Ash, nooR AND NESfrIAN BLIND fACToRY
- Psaaing MI and lsrscr lefos Hshih street ne.f
kentncky Seetrai Railroad ncg<t. CoFingtQn. ny
We ulsaatactnre zn9 keep - hand A. eklsnslxe A.
trAnarss hAse, Aeuldng, NAntes. fAslsrs, whle 1zd
feis~ rms foertns SAclyi fatent Weather board
iag kna f1sft ~ szzts - exerF xarirty q qseay asa
kncHs. Ns el<a farnszh lnznecF n he rough.
feinsri snd GiAzsd sa<b = 4ayf a t4na AID
e<.sf h4rd woods w1txe1ts oE1sr. mas CASH
Spa 1S-1a
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
In Ewing,s Addition.

ny virtue OF an agreement between the undersigned,
ID we will sell for the benefit Of tho parties Concerned
al Public AUCTION on the premises the highest bad
der ON Saturday, Ist day OF May next
1883. the lots described below In E~ing Addition
10 Nashville via: Lots Nos. 70 81 IS and 20 on EN'
ing Avenue and Fogg Street also Iots Nos lOl l02,
lo3 and i04 Stevenson Avenue and Allson street;
Lots Nos I2l I22, i23, and l2i. wetmors street,
lots Nos l26, l26, III, and l2s, welmofe street
ana Stevenson Avenue, Lot No SIS, on Ewing Avenue
and High Street; Lots Nos ~, %, 81 aud %, front
ing ON Allison street. and ntersected " The Railroad
LOIS Nos. Q, TO- IL, and -, fronting on Stevenson
Avsnus and Fogg Street, and intsrscesd 81 dc Raj
road
months with interest from date ami notes with good
ssirity payable In Bank will be required, and lea
ROBERT C. FOSTER, 3HD.
x.n9sh " X. STEVENSON
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II. c. McNAIRY s. CO.,
LARGE DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
e.. NO. SIS COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville. Tennessee.

I'VE HAVE now in store unusually arge and
w elegantly assorted stock of FAN and Winter Goods
of every description, ana are prepared tn offer
greater Inducements persons wishing articles III
line than II has ever been our pleasure to do our
stock, both TO quality and variety VIII compare
With any the country aud our prices shall be a. low
is possible for them be. Citizens and strangers
visiting the city viii do well % give our stock early
aud thorough examination feel wecan make il to
their interests. We would call the attention of IL
buyers particularly to the following departments in
hInsln
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GET THE BEST.
TINHE GENUINE AMBROTYPE-ihe Premium Picture
i lis beyond Comparison the nest style OF likeness
vet introduced and stands without rival:
Time cannot change them,
Light cannot fade them,
Dampncss cannot mould tham,
Dust can never rach them,
Rust cannot cOrrodo them.
Made as heretofore by LARCONBE, Corner OF Cherry
and Uuion streets, and put up pop style At East
prices.
re- Mado at no other rooms in Nashville.
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Direftorpl


The Executive.
JAMS BUCHANAN, Of Pa, President Of the u States
JoHo O. BREcKEsEDcE, OF Ky.,' Tice President.
The Cabinet. -
LEWIS Cas-, Of Michigan, Secretary Of Ss1,e. ~
HOWELL Corn, Of Georgia, Secretary Of The 1reasury
Isaac ToU0r, Of Connecticut, Secretary g the Macy,
JoHs B. FLOYD, Of Virginia, Secradryq Wcr
JEREMIAH H. BLACK, OF Penn. Attorney General
JACOB THOMPSON, of Miss, Seveayy IF the Interior
AARON v. BRowN, OF Tenn, Postmaster General
The Judiciary.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Roorn B. TASEY, of Maryland Chief Justice
JoHS MCLEAN, Of OHIO, Associate Justice
JAMES NJ WAYNE, Of Georgia, "a g
JOIN A. CAMPBELL, Of Ala,
,JoHy CArRoN, of Tennessee, 90
PETER v. DANIEL, OF Virginia, " &c
SAMUEL NELSON, of New York, /"
RoBERr c. GRKR, Of Penn, "
NATHAN CLIFFORD, of Maine, %
The salary of the President is s25 900 per annum-
that of the Vice President Sc 900. Each member Of
the Cabinet receives IS per The salary of
the Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court is $500 and
Of each Associate Justice $4,000.
The United States Circuit Court for this Ghe sth
Circuit) is held in Nashville the first Monday IN
March-Justce Catron presiding with Jacob hcGaVock
IS Clerk.
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Tenth WV. t. AVERY, Dem.

The Senate consists Of "a members, or two from
each Of the 80 States The House Of Representatives
is COMPOSED Of 237 members, as follows Maine o,
New Hampshire 3, Vermont 3, Rhode Island 2, Massa
ehusetts H. Connecticut 4, New York 49, New Jersey
g. Pennsylvania 25, Delaware 1, Maryland 6, Virginia
Is North Carolina s, South Carolina 8, Georgia s, Ala
bsma Florida l, louisiana 4, Mississippi 5, Texas 2
Arkansas 2, Tennessee TO- Kentucky 10, Ohio q, In
diana II, Michigan 4, Illinois g. Missouri I, Iowa 2
Minnesota 3, Wisconsin 3, California q Besides these
the Territories of Utah, Washington, Oregon, Nebras
ka Kansas and New Mexico, have one Delegate each
In the House Of Representatives.
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Government of Tennessee.

IsHAM G. HARRIS, Governor.
I'm. W. BURTON, Secretary Of State
JAMES C. LUrTREL, Comptroller Of the Treasury
GRANVILLE c. FORFEIT Treasurer.
JOHN l. T. SSEEp, Attorney General.
The salary OF the Governor is $1,000 per annurn,
that Of the Secretary 81 500 and perquisites
Comptroller of the Treasury 900 and fees for sign
M Free Bank notes. Treasurer 81 500; Attorney Cen
raj 81 500 The Legislature consists of % Senators
md IS Representatiy eshe Democrats having Is Sen
"a ators and the Americans THE number OF American
Representatives is 33-Democratc Representatives AZ
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supreme Court of Tennessee.

Judges-R. l.. CAKUTHERs, of Lebanon.
RoBT J. Mckinney, OF Knoxville.
VIM r. HARRIS Of Memphis.
The Court meets at NASHVILLE the LIST Monday
December; JACKSON, the LIST Monday IN April, ana
at KNOXVILLE the LIST Monday in September.
Cierks-JAMEs P. CLARK, Nashville
W. II. STEPHENS, Jackson.
JAS W CAMPBEII, Knoxville
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Riddleberger's Eating House.

q - 90 "a -
GAM RIDDLEBERGER takes occasion announce TO
~ the public, that, the Summer over, he has
given up the enjoyment Of 'rural felicity and
ed 10 town. His House is again opened and he hopes
20 again the smiling faces of his old friends and
customers, and 70 become acquainted with lots of
His tables shall always be literally supplied
with the best market Affords and ''lttle more.
Sept. l, 1857.
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Renresentatfyes.

First District-ALBEET G. WATNSs, Dem.
Second " HORACE MAYNARD, Amer.
Third /" SAMUEL A. SMITH, DEM
Fourth 20 john II. SAVAGE, Dem.
Fifth " Charles READY, Amer.
Sixth +" GEORGE W. JONES, Dem.
Seventh" JOHN V. WRIGHT, Dem.
Eighth I" Felix K. ZoLIIcoFFER, Amer.
Ninth II. d. c. ATKINS, Dem.
r.nth e VIZ Arr,pv ncrn
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Chancery Court.

The Chancery Court for the Middle Division of Ten
pcssae opens at Nashville on the first Mondays in May
and November; at Franklin on first Mondays In Apr
and October; at Pulaski first Monday in March and
September; at Columbia, third Mondays IN March and
september at Springfield, first Mondays IN June ana
December at GAINESVILLE, third Mondays in April ana
October at Dover, Thursday after second Monday IN
April and October; and at Lewisburg, on Wednesday
after the third Monday in February and August
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Metropolitan Eating House.

- - 49, sl
THIS fashionable and popular Eat <ee$syv~
l. ing House is Just in receipt of Sx~NSNg
superior lot Of Fresh Oysters, together with all
kinds of Game, which Will be served up in splindid
style all hours of the day. Thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon house, we
trust by close attention the OF customers
We shall continue TO merit the same IL the future.
j. K ". MOORE,
Feb3-u Corner of Cedar and Cherry sts
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Opposite this House, Market street are livery
stables where be found all hours, horses bug
gies, carriages, &c. j. y. Alexander Co.. and W 7.
Wright Co., the proprietors.
Dec. 4-lyd&w