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PRoFTs OF On vs.. Yorss Cows. ~
II is Il common, aud We think n tradi
|tional error among a large class OF far.
mcrs tlat:n old COW IL profitable. gives
the richest milk, and generally moet
Oft. Cows arc frequently MIXED IN
til they arc twelve or fourteen years
old Those who have tested the mat.
ter and have had considerable cxperi
Icncc, claim that tho second and th,sd
years after the COW brings her first calf
arc the most profitable ones. After
the fourth or fifth cali COW is worth
more to fat than at any other period
There are co1s twelve ycn1> or -
that arc remarkable as milkcro; tut
las q rule. there arc as large a proper
ton rs two fifths OF the cows in our
dailics that had better be- icd and
''knockcd down. and their places
filled with youns ones. A poor milk
cr ehould not be kept year, except
!or some quality oflilr stock, and not
even then, unless a bloodcd animal,
We question If the calf would pay tho
expense of her support. We are con
vinccd there il not enough attention
paid TO figures by our farmers.
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TuE GAIErY-MH. MURDocH.-We take occasion
Of the close Of the FIRST week Of the season to con
gratulats the energetic and accomplished lessee Of
the GMETy, on the success Of his managerial asJa1
in Nashville. Notwithstanding there have been
counter attractions Of unusual merit the houses du-
ring the entire week have been very good, and on
two Occasions erammsE This however is what
might have been expected. Il was fortunate hit
rather, we should say, another evidence Of the ss-
gacty OF Manager CRIsP, TO select Mr.. MURDOCH,
the most popular actor that ever trod the boards IN
Nashville to iuaugurate the dramatic season at the
GAErY. lie will never fail to draw here even when
poorly supported; but assisted by corps, which,
after careful consideration and fair opportunity Of
Judging, we hesitate not to pronounce the best STOCK
company ever assembled in Nashville, his engage
msu could not but prove alike agreeable to his ad
mirers, and profitable to the management The
pieces in which Mr.. NJ. has appeared during the
week have been selected from the highest school Of
the art and such as require in their rendition,
talents Of the first order t is sufficient to say that
be has sustained himself to the entire satisfaction
Of his friends and added fresh laures 20 his chap
let Of histrionic renOWn.
Speaking Of Mr.. MURDOCH Ss a tragedau: his
Macbeth and his Oks'i0, very superior pieces of
acdng-his Hamlet unapPrOachable. But We must
say that we regard genteel comedy peculiarly his
t5rts TO plsy the tyrsnt, cut-Purse, or assassin
may REQUIRE talents-but to personate the Sgrtdoss
the ErsLyus and MiraJels Of genteel English comedy
an actor must not only possess rstrae talents but
be must be familiar with the habits, usages and
manners of genteel sOciety-n word, he must be
a gentleman These publications Mr.. NJ. possesses
and TO their possession we attribute bis universal
popularity as a comedian He submitted himself to
the test OF the severest criticism Of The censors Of
the London press, land the English stage is the pc
culiar home Of comedy and come out with their
unqualified appreciation. True, Mr. MURDOCH needed
not the trans atlantic endorsement TO make him IA
nous. he had already taken his position at the
head Of his profession al home Still II is crafty
ing TO our pride, that American talent should be ap
pr.ciate in a land to which, until few years gone,
we have been accustomed TO look for our models
alike in literature and art.
1t will be seen that Manager CRIsr has re-engaged
Mr. NJ for another week, so that such Of our CHI
zsus as we're prevented from hearing him last week,
viii enjoy another opportunity-an opportunity
which we doubt not they will most gladly embrace
Monday night, Hamlet viii be repeated, aud under
more favorable auspices than before We anticipate
Jazz.
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SENAIE-EVEEING SESSION.
On motion by Mr. WHTTTHOREE, the unfinished
business was postponed until tomorrow.
HOUSE, BILLS on FIBsT EEAD1xo
The following House bills we're passed en- the
first reading:
To repeal the 9th and 10th sects Of an act passed
Feb q, 1885, and to revive act passed Dec 18th,
1858. Referred
A bill for the benefit Of NOurse Seminary.
To amend an act passed Oct. %, 1919, entitled an
act TO incorporate the town Of Carthage and to
amend act passed March, 1854 to incorporate the
-Etna Mining and Manufacturing Company.
Referred.
To change the name of Hannah High School in
Warren county
A bill for the benefit Of John W. HOOdenpile and
others
To establish Chanoery Court at Sueedvins.
To make more secure the rights Of vendors Of
land Referred.
To charter the town fSpring Creek
10 authorize Municipal corporations to hold
real estate TO change the corporation laws Of Muir
freesboro and Of other towns.
To incorporate Bots Dare Seminary in Robertson
county.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Mr. HENEES called up his bill to consolidate the
Memphis and Ohio, and the Memphis, GAINESVILLE
and Louisville Railroad Companies; which passed
the third and last reading
Mr. BRATCHER called up his bill to establish q
Chancery Court at MaynRrdsville, in Union county
which passed the third and last reading.
Mr. DAVIS called up his bill for the further relief
Of the securities of VIM. B. Holden late Sheriff Of
Marshall county; which passed the third and last
reading.
Mr. BULLEN called up his bill to remark and
change the line between the counties Of Sewer and
Jefferson which passed the third and last reading
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
On motion by Mr. Speaker BURCH { Mr. Walker in
the Chair House bill to establish Law Court at
Chattanooga, was taken up and passed the third
reading,
House bill to give mechanics lien priority over
lien Of mortgage in certain cases, was taken up and
passed the third reading.
Senate adjourned until % A. NJ tomorrow.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
Hamilton County. I
What a virginian says,

RICHMOND, Va Feb. 2lstB, 1854.
.NssSTs. B. A. FahHsstosk Z CO.
GESTLEMEN-Mr James K. Radcliffe, resident OF Henri
county, the city OF Richmond, Va. made the fol.
lowing statement 70 me:
negro Boy, years old, very Giehi presumed
the be he became much pTOtFaed that
despared Of AL hOp Of his recovery, and the last resort
concluded 10 try B. A FahuesOck's YeTmifuee and
chased OF o. A. sreeker vial, Of which gave him
tUaspOOnfI, morning and night for three days in eonn
uston. In less than three hours after had given him the
first dOss the child commenced pass OF all sizes
inches 70 the astonishing number Of
from fOlr ave hundred-sHd the boy s perfectly
we'll.
cert IlY with pleasure, truth Of the above state
Hasut. o A. STRkCE1RR.
sold wholesale and retail aud by the principal drug
gsgs county merchants thOugh0 az the ghed States
ia u
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Last week Of the eminent artist,
Mr.. J. e. MURD 0CH,
To conclude WIZ me Fares or
B ETSY BAKER.
GATETY CLUB.

NJ W Il CRISP, retarn Nashville finds sew
w eral unicdtOns nom genamen DESTROYS Of in
log TIRE Gaety Club 20 De informed " the engh
Of The season, tic etc.
Mr.. trip takes his public method Of answering:
Subscribers entitled all the privileges Of The Cfut
Room Tree 10 he Theatre for year he
time they become members.
InB Drzmauc season VIII continue from nine % ten Month
each The ley viii copt nUe open Oil July
and The Fall Season mmeRce the Erst OF September Du
ring the present Fanac Season the following uupreeeacn
ted FACTIONS vii appear iu continuous succession
Mr. J. Is. Murdoch, Mr. +. BOOTH Rave MARTINEZ Troupe
Miss M. Dave port Mr. Joseph Proctor Miss eliza logan
Mss Charlotte eastman, Mr. COuldock, Keller Troupe
ana New Orleans English o. era Troupe.
Nr. ". II. -p believes the establishment Of the GaetJ
Club, the heightened basis will materially tend 10 thl
atiOn and Wefsre Of the u this cil The aer
secured BY th9 manager he trusts, will be esteemed
vncng proof be ia In earnest In redremog his promises
and Tspecu calls en- Lhe established cidzeas 70 sIppor
hin iu ais endedvOr8.
Dir Crisp win b happy . meet his friends and Tstruns or
The evening Of Thursday, the 2s IN the Gaiey Club Room
janIg-dG
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OhiIda Harnld

THIS distinguished, thorough bred stallion IN -
L make the present az ny stables, six Ei7wN
miles south o. Nashville tie sired BY impor- ~
ed sovereign, cut Of Maria West--ths dam Of 0i2s
Wagu Fanny, Murgare Wood and Otsers Of distinction.
His blood Is therefore Of The very was the best
racer Of his day having lost His colts are the
largest and strongest have and every year
adding nowu Co MS reputation ny their distinguish
the turf. SaheT,u three year or hs has
heen recently purchased BY DR. len brock for the sum Of
5000, VINO intencs taxing him q England with
g'a1d's best.
Ghilde Harold q rich brown, l6 hands high, with
more bone and TenKh than any blood horse ever
Has taken all the premiums for uhch he h been
IN botn aie ana county u.s. although certainly ent
tie 20 Iauk as hgh any 10 in Union, placed
the low ice Of thirty COzF paid 10 all eases before
JAG &4-5m ". G.. HAhDlNG.
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HOE. WM b. PoIE.-This gentleman left our city
on yesterday for New York, where he has been
called By private business Of an urgent and una
HoidAble oharanfer
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~ Mr.. Ina E DoUTHm1, Of Franklin county
Tennsssee, has been appointed route agent the
Nashville and Chattanooga road.
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FoUR ACREs o. IND.
A Female Teacher Wanted,

SINGLE LADY. we'll qualified, md employ ment as
a Teacher Of small school, By applying Immediately
70 The ms ersgusd Al rune p D. williamson, Tenn
JOHN s CLAEBR0OK,
tan f9-9td&W 81 MACPHERSON.
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- The press Of legislative proceedings renders
il necessary that We should defer until our next
issue the second article Of our correspondent H. -
entitled "THE BANK OF TENNESSEE AND IT'S MANAGE
,-p~-
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Mr. DAVIS from the Committee on Internal In
provemepts. returned the bill TO consolidate the
Memphis, and Ohio and the Memphis, GAINESVILLE,
and Louisville Companies, and recommended is
passage with certain amendments
Mr. TRAVIS, from the Committee on Banks, re-
ported on the following bills;
To repeal the several acts chartering the shelby
vile, Agricultural, and LaWrenceburg Banks, and
recommended its passage.
To punish fraudulent banking, and recommended
its passage, with an amendment.
To provide for the payment Of the travelling ex-
peDses Of the Directors Of the BBnk Of Tennessee,
who reside out Oftbe county Of Davidson, and re-
commended its rejection.
For the benefit ofthe creditors and bil-holders Of
the Bank Of Jefferson, and recommended its rejeo-
ton.
Mr. TRAVIS, Chairman of the Committee on
Backs, offered the following resolution, which lies
over under the rule:
ResOlUsd, That the Attorney General of the State,
be and he is hereby instructed to institute judicial
proceedings against the Bank of East Tennessee,
Miners and Manufactures Bank, and the Farmers
and Merchants Bank, for the purpose Of having
their charters declared forfeited for violation Of
the same.
Senate proceeded with the reading Of the Code,
and Part TX passed the third and last reading.
Mr. DAVIS called up his bill 10 increase the CAPT
tai stock Of the Bank Of Tennessee one million and
a half dollars
Mr. ROSS offered an amendment, that Branch
Bank be located at Memphis with capital stock OF
seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars; which
was subsequently, changed to three hundred anddfty
thousand dollars.
Mr. GOODPASTURE offered an amendment that
the Branch Bank st Sparta, be removed to Livings.
ton in OvertOn county,
Mr. HARRIS: an amendment locating a Branch
Bark il the first Senatorial District.
Before any final action was had on the bill or
amendment.
Senate took recess until 2 P. NJ.
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Negroes to Hire,

A coon FARM HANntO hirs 20 some person lfyir z In
"A the vicinity OF Edgsdeld. Also, a good CARPENTER
for hue in The city vicinity. L. q K. W. BROWN.
1H-iUu Cherry 81 reat-
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TERMS or TUITION.

~ tlA5 NJe iilclA0lL8 Lagusi Fgel anu
haabiu o. 80 - o.
TIE Institution is supplied with superior Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus Maps, Globes &C., gTdng ever
facility for the fludy OF tAe Scisu
The Institution situated point remarkable for it,
heathfunt aud good society," and accessible bv Kali
road to the whole South.
With the advantages enumerated, and having large and
well arranged College Building, capable Of accommodating
from three four hundred pupils, the Trustees conf
dent thai the Institution not merits, but will
increased patronage.
THO. C. SMARTF
Secy Board Of Trustees.
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For Sale or Rent.

A FRtNE HOUSE, with two rooms, &C., aRd acres Of
a Gardening Land, about 2E miles from the city, near
the GgliAtn Pike. J. L. W BLOWN,
Jan 2f-2W Ak Cherry Street.
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A Receipt for Every MAN.

ITOkIH FIFTY DOLLA rs yearto any man that has
W Fruit Trees BY q you keep your Fruit Trees
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"orld-Noted Women or, Types Of
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Norcross Patent Circular saw Mill,
NOTICE.

TENHE undersigned having formed a cuparinership win
a continue the business Of
S. ID CRITTENDEN & CO.,
In the came name and firm al55 Pa BK PLACE New York.
s. B. CEurENDEE, T. P. CHAFMAE,
bHAs. 3, SMITH, Z. CAaMARA,
GEO. 7. RIGss, " K. MooRF formerly
Of Nashville.
Our stock will be renewed weekly BY arrivals Of CHOICE
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and Popular rssJrtOf ALI Gloss BUYERS from ever
section Of the country.
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HENRY O. Arnrrr.

Mr. BICKNELL's bill (I06) for relief Of Spencer
Henry further time for returns WAS passed the
second reading.
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Cumberland Female College.
MeMIENVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TTHE next session OF this Institution will Commences on the
L FIssT MONDAY March next.
Tn Board OF Trustees take pleasure in chg that
they have secured The services Of d. pONNELL, A. M
Of Florida, President the College, who will be
by able corps OF Jmpshed teachers In The various
departments.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY, Jan. p, 1858.
Mr. STOVALL moved q call Of the House, which
was ordered and proceeded-the Clerk reporting
quorum present; and then further proceedings
under the call we're dispensed with.
POST OFFICE REGULATION.
Mr. DUNLAP submitted the following letter from
HoratiO King, First Assistant Postmaster General,
pertinent TO certain matters before this Legis-
lature:
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, APPOINTMENT OFFICE, }
January To- 1858. {
Dear Sr:-The Postmaster General has re.erred
to this Office your letter Of the 18th inst requesting
to know whether the Postmaster st Nashville, in
directing "that members Of the Legislature in send
ing public documents to their constituents, cannot
write even their names on the document" is correct
By referring to the Sd section Of the act Of the
Both August, 1852, embraced in the sheet enclosed,
you will find that the decision of the Postmaster is
correct as the law provides, that no word or COM
munication can be written any printed matter,
or upon he cover or wrapper thereof, except the
name and address Of the person whom it is sent.
If these conditions are not complied with, such
printed matter IS subject to letter postage, and re-
quired TO be prepaid
l am, very respectfully, your ob't servant,
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SPENCER HENRY

Mr. BRAZELTONS bill (9sl to charter New Mar
ket Medical Society, considered and passed the
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4 No I MAN COUk, aud bis wife, who is a splendid
"A Washer and lrouer Also, good family Of ely Ne
RrOss, which will be sold low.
IAN p, BOYD a. co.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
Fa1DAr, Jan 20, 1858.
Prr1rIoEs

Mr. BATCHER presented petition from JOnathan
Thompson Of Anderson county, asking that The laws
in relation to the estates Of deceased persons. who
have died beyond the limits ofthe State be changed.
Qsfgrro1
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LOST
Negroes NegrOes!! For Sale

ON "wednesday niFht, q LAVA BRACELET; the finder
viii De suitably rewarded by leaving it at the Office Of
the st Cloud Hotel.
jan 23-3L
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.e bill passed the second reading.

M THOMPsON's bill (76) for the benefit of Hen
~ c. Angel and his securities, was taken up
Mr. THOMPSON explained the merits Of its pro-
visions
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lt1s DiISL5 me q cents
rllty 81 cents
700 ieo 1aleF -''s'..-.-.. -. . esntl
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submitted his credentials, received the oath Of
the Constitution ct the hand Of Esquire Ferris and
took his seat as member Of this House, to serve
for the uhezpired tern Of the Hon. Abram n. Sa-
wage deceased
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NASHVILLE AND sHELBTYILLE TURNPIKE.
Mr. MANEY'S bill (l22) to amend the charter Of
the Nashville, Murfreesboro' and Shelbyvile Turn
pike Company exempting companies from keep
ing up road within corporate limits coming up
MIR COOPER proposed to amend, by authorizing
said company to relocate their first gate aud place il
near the town Of Shelbyville, and upon their own
ground: which was adopted
nd co hi 2 haa
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TRAGEDY AND FARCE!

u p Seas may Be I5cured flF Nh MnFdochs nEhs thrsi
da "a IL nnEnnca-