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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, Jan. II, 1858.
EyENIyG SESSION.

MONDAY Jan. II, 1910.
EyEyIyG SESSION.
HON. WILLIAM HASKELL
! On motion by Mr. CARTER of Carter, The use
/ Of the Hall of the House Of Representatives was
! rendered 20 the honorable WILLIAM HASKELL loI
Lecture Wednesday and Saturday evenings Of this
/ week; and on his further motion, the honorable
/ gentleman was invited to privilege within tHe bar
/ Of the House.
tbs CODE.
/ Tie SPEAKER, under the special order, now
jirec ed the resiugof the Sixth Part Of the Senate
oil. $50 to revise the Statutes, &C. and the same
having been again read through 10y the Clerk, il was
passed the third and last reading in the House ci
Ircscntatiyos-yeas 80, nays II.
non. WILLIAM H. wrsENER.
On motion 10y Mr NEWMAN. the honorable VIII
liam il. Nisener, former Speaker Of the House ct
Representatives Of the Tennessee Legislature, was
invited 10 privilege within the bar OF The House.
AGnCULrUEAL EUEEAv.
On notion by Mr. EWING, the House took mp the
a.I-.l .rariuu of the Senate amendment 90 bis bin
-g5O tor benefit OF he Agricultural BuIsau-y1:
slike out Middle Tennessee and insert "Aui-
aI.lur4. Bureau" and securing the payment OF land
sold; and the same was concurred in.
MISSISSIPPI LEvEE.
ON motion by Mr. sIJEALL, the House took NJ
the Sauale resolution melorializiug Congress or
The subject of levgging the east bank OF the Mssis
s.Ur. river rom the hguuchy line 10 the mouth of
trDf-ZT.lp nro,osaH I'D, amend Inv .,ri,.fnr ONT
..r Of ,y,ff r5r-- and f-.s.-.r i, ricr, Ierq.
.. ,rs....ir, ss,.ts Inc Ifc, y-,s ,Io-lel r--
,I.s,rgs,i-r Iracn,rad mon rbs edor.iaa If he
rE
ETrWILLIAMS spoke against the proposition, (
e-irg constitutional obiacious, and that the pco-
.e had condemned the principle Of distribution Of .
the proceeds of the public lands.
Mr. ~TNNA Li TeU.Iel. supporting the resolution .
.. .-'.-,.1 I,.-c,-f,rs Mel
5..T ., ,.-.,5 rr, 5i,,stioa Of tf, rrs5- Of
rho -.s,-,,,fcr os ars=f7,I hy the 75y,ru-rart ar
.r+,,fo7 ~ remove of,sfr,r io7sto The Tlziuarf5n
- r. r..,. H.. rt, So, ,a --,-r.. go,
me o-lJ . I w ~ tI.S 80 ,rf. ,bo
,. ~ r. -..r,rr4,f.,, f., r,.ave,t r..o ir,r,s.s
nj. ,... s-c7---s feet.
nTvTns0E -ronoeol n amend hr-a53i0rtba
~ ~ as, - IN +t --' - of o
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.. Ill a.. ,1--i ~ NV. o,s rro-
, r- 1,ro+-.-S5 rb. yyes, b7rt of the ,rssie.inri
H. Ill I,[95 s,5 ,,,-,,rf,t lion r,,.o.s,r,. ~ ~
- ~ ste n The Sta+e of Tennessee
Az .gnli.-I, ,,,-a.fad iIat the amendment could
+ 20 o., H., 1T, -, ,,-g.-,,,
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and ,Fa - -, vs. ,,rrad
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:
49, r,z-rrsov non, ,.,ro,re5 bis o-,srl,-er-.
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g. r,.r. l,r.,t,r -- Mr. r,vflso, M e-,-,u
,I tTr narl. in f.vor nj the rrorosirio1 with The
- - N MI. ,,,lli,st ,I,. -, 5,.a,,. /
d , 3sL, ~ 1 ". - r - I,
I.y yr $50 a.,SiD.t The amendment
AL n ,, rrTs,,7 5os,--J,I ~. -, 7,,,4 rr,
- 49, .tFr,+ - IN I. .,. s.
r-.,rI f ,,assiIe ~, gsrprtsia the qTnorl. of The
80 ~
NJ ,,-l-, ,,,lo so+.,,,or+ If his tov1o5-o
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William NlCksDn, Ext. 20. colbert Nirks0u. and al
n notion and 10 appearing 90 the CLERK g. wfrrr o..
said Count, that samuel -uDCR AMI wife -.zararl
Johnson Io1risld and wife Nar,ha, aud Tomas P.reaf
v fe Mary ROBERT AicEs0l james r. T7usr. are non
esl7uJ 10 is iIe r1uP.u ordered shut 90 rrsto be
i'r 20 days W the lrn- ana American, rtq.T-r af de-
irn1ars TO appear % the court larse DO .rtr On rr
s.c.Ed MONDAY ID February -eyt then ar there s.. Er
sw0T0r d-mur.t1 con- raut bills a.auIr thereof 81
I 800. De taken f." confessed said defend ants and
hearing, eN pa To- tHeu. Thu. -tl GO January
T-H-. rr#..E
y-Eh-afiPT Tee g. C.s-E e. Va ter
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! MesSrs DAVIS and GUODALE spoke Ia vlpOsi
lion to It's beng located, and ia favor Of the present
plan othagiDg the Division -ir III different c2Ullie
/ each year.
lIruILL moved ina, lie bill and amendments b,
indefinitely pos lponej, which prevailed.
! IcJs-Ncssrs DrIchcI, Buieu, Davis, Denton
Goodner GoodpastJre. Harris, Hlu, NCDoug0l, keIo
Roach, Travis and helcEeT-lo.
Nays-Mcssrs GOf, Helskell, jones, Nunday
| lIcConnico, Ross, WhitlhorIe, Wright and Speaker
| burCh-g.
senate took recess until , o'clock p. N.
/ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, Jan, II. 1858.
The Journal Of Saturday was read
PETulOSs.
| Mr. THOMPSON presented the petition Of sun.
! dry citizens OF NGury county and stockholders il
| the Columbia and Fountain Greek Turnpike Com
pauy praying for further time Of TWO years 10 COM
plele their road
Also, ae petition of sundry citizens Of Lewis
anu Hickman counties praying Tor law topr0h'5il
luutiug deer with hounds; which were read
PROPOSITIONS PASSED rHE FIRST READING.
Mr. COLLADAY Introduced bin no. 3Gl) to
amend the practice ~ the Circuit Courts.
Mr.. DJB-JN introduced bin no. 5G2. 10 char
I ter the Cleveland and Duek-owu Railroad Com
Mr.. GRIFFITH sulmit1satbe following Joint res
ouun:
U.gr.E. .,r., Ta.. ou. Senators and Eepreseuta-
t.sss ul Congress DO lua G-y are hereby required
10 .la.tF. O.. have l-- Hg7.a. laws Of The United
states 81. amended tuat members Of the LCglsa-
...- .t .ae several States uay be allowed ara au-
...-.-. " ar.e .-.I. names VA any public dccu-
'...r'. panied uy order " .Aalr several LegIs.a-
..r.s ANA forwarded % heir constituents, WlJuJut
s- Isc.a= them .a line or iyl.sLuro.
tH. U....I D.. N... ...r. 3D.. ..a Trg.a WAS
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NafEcn.

IH- Stockholders Of the Cy EuuIng aud Loan AzE0cz
non oI Nashville are requested ru meet rH- Mere
shEu.s EEchare saturday evening he rg.a Jarr.r
u O'Clock " fT The purpose OF .l5grE r,crar- IN
manage The airs Of ~aid AssnrHs.nu the zu- n.-
Twelve months The Annual ge9o-. ~ ]. be r-gsu and
.Er un d. on haud will offered fer sale Rv o-aara DE
Bo1vd of Directors. IsssCLTrr. a
Jan IS-td sr.-.r---
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capital etoca psil ln...... .. $4,000 90
Due 70 Banks ................. ..... 1870 81
individual apos.o-s ............. ...- 81 547 80
Certificate .f i,-...............-... Z OJS 81
Crcuiali $4,000 09-40OOJ 90
Less amount On Laud........ 81. 95N %
Actual ti-cullfi u-....-...-.... .Csy 90
Profit and L5s....... ........ ..... ..... 265 A.
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Removal.
=. H. WEBB, C. C. JONES, j. Uag8 auru
W. 81. WEBB 81 49,

(SucCessOrs 20 Beech webb a tod
TTAVF removed their s-0- b OF kEADT.NIApE CLOTH
III NC 20 moot, FCB-C -QJ AXIS, dJorsN JrI ai
ll- City Hotel,
To room for our Spring stock we viii sell Treg-
en- stock consisting OF Coats Pants, Vests Comforts ulcUr
wear. O., al GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. r-apcct.
fuiiy solicit examination % our Goods by all MIR
GRANTS wanting any thing 40 our line.
Jan ~ w. h. WEBB < co,
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DIS %. sEIEHs
IHt 'anuersHpy HcGFea I5rasg eas dissolved on
A. b.. 1851 .aa uler hastily uatruI consent. -g.l G--
era having SID ltsr1 Interest ia Che BOXES Notes. ~taeE.
.a o.. Z. aJ. NJ. lerrass, WuOare alone an har1e 90 md
o.. 'a.Ies7 Oh .hs nIa a-1 Use H-u .ue irm b. q I.-
a.Hnn- HJaH ECCras.
jams EhLU. IElLASs.
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NIr HOLMES resolution TO amend the State Con
s.iu,iou in the sesOnd article and seventh section
making the term OF Governor and members O. me
Legislature four years, was next r,l9 ucd Uy the
Clerk.
NrALGEE proposed 70 amend, by adding:
.HesIr.G That the session OF the Legislature
i.L. be restricted 60 uiusry days. and It The session
hr Ho-ougaI beyond JalJ time members shall re-
ceNe compensation l1r no more taau linegy days.
with mileage as at present allowed
AU BENTLEY demanded the previous question,
but The House refused 10 seu0ud the d5naui-yeas
] /, nays JJaud TIE question required on the aaop-
ton Of MIR Algee amendment
Mr. THOMPSON, vas ready 10 vote for q Couyen.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
-.


- - ssiis..s;sssIs
FENE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western. Northwestern, and Southwestern States by
tnuous Railway direct This road also connects at Pburg
Vh daily lines Of Steamers all p8rts the Western Rivers,
and Cleveland and Sandusy with steamers all ports the
Northwestern Lakes making the most direct, cheapest md TCi-
GbTOWte which FREIGHT canhe forwarded 10 and from the
treat West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND pITTSBURG.
FIRST CLAss.-BOOts, Shoes, Dry Goods lin - -. ,oo.
boSes) Furs Feathers, &C., 'o0 t'' 1O'lo
A0VSD ga. IA II 5Ia SI7ISi rg Coo per lOOB.
THIRD CLAss-Auyls, Bagging, Bacon and 5o ,sr IOoH
Pork On bulk,l Hemp Gc., W. - '"'
FoCRTH CLAss.Code1 Fish, Bacon, and Pork Al, nor 7oOu
(packed) Lard and Lard Oil, wv Y" -'D
Flour-75cts per Dbl. until further notice.
Grain-3jcts. per 100 lbs, until further notice.
Cotton-S2 per bale exceeding 5000 lbs. weight until fur
ther notice.
= In shipping Goods from any point East Of Philadelphia
epartcular 10 mark package ''CE. PIdelhiE Railroad"
l Goods consigned TO the Agents Of this Railroad at Phad
pia Pittsburg viii he forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGENrs-Harris- Wormey & Co., Memphis, Tenn
T. ?. Sa IS Co., st. Louis j. $ Mitchell Son, Evansville
Indiana Dumesuil, Bell and MurdOck, aud Carter JeWe
Louisville KY X. G. Meldrum Madison, Indiana Sprugmau
Brown, and Irwin Co.. Cincinnati, n. W Graham 4 Co..
Evansville OhiO Leach & Co., No. 81 kihy street, Boston,
Leec Co, Astor House New York. No. l. William street,
and Nc, Battery Place New York T. J. Sneder, philadelphia
Magrew Koons. Baltimore; Geo. c. FranCUs, Pittsburg
Il. II. HOUSTON, General FFeiQlt agent, PhHa.
II. J. LOMBAERT, SHp't,, Af00au, Penn.
aurl, '5S-f
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Az INGENIOUS HYPOTHESIS KNOCKED IN THE HEAD
Facts play the very dence with theories and the
news from Trinity Bay, yesterday. knocked in the
head whole brood Of ingenious speeuiations which
the few days. delay in putting the Atlantic Tele-
and Tall P. Shaifaer would, no doubt, have been
out with another letter demonstrating the impossi-
bility Of sending message across the Submarine
Cable. But the Tribune must be allowed the honor
Of having suggested the most ingeniously absurd
hypothesis in relation 10 the failure of The Tes.
graph which has been announced, or probably ever
been put in working condition. The Ti5Hns shud.
dered" at its own announcement-Whiohn no one
can msrval at Its idea was that the Cable had not
been laid at ALL at least only that portion Of Il
which was paid out By the Niagara; and that the
other end had never reached Valencia Bay The
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messages, or signals received On board Tie Biagrrs
and a. Trinity Bay, which we're supposed 90 seSne
IRON The AgaHezlHon and Talenfia, 10 was supposed
we're nothing more than reTerbeaad6ns, or echoes,
q he signals, which we're sent from tie Afz97fa
70 suos.auiiate this exceedingly novel hypotsesi5
the Tribune brouhht forward M Field's iousnal
from which it appears that the messages recel7sd
from the Agamsmqon were very nearly ike he 60.
tries made IN the Journal some two or thres bcurs
subsequently, The proof Wss certainly even f,54s
Ingenious than the theory. The echoes Hers Of a
peculiarly Irish nature, IS they came before the
sound they echoed was uttered. Happily for eli
do1bters and theorizers, the Telegraph IS success
and We can al exelaim with King Richsrds ID
''NoE Is tue winter Of car discomfort made gicsi-
Gus summer "--Ne1 York Tiuss-
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FENE ONLY E0UTEby which through tickets to Washington
can he procured 70 which PORT we'll as 70 Baltimore, II
j. the shortest direct and in every respect the most reliable
II the only by which purchasers Of Through
Tickets 70 New York enabled to reach the cities Of Baltimore
Philadelphia, and New York. at the cost Of ticket to New York
only thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
Information the principal cities in the Union for
leso0st than be afforded BY any other route.
And is the only By Lch Through Tickets he had
10 Richmond, Norfolk, Winchester Fredericksburg and Peters
burg Va Charleston, Savannah. Macon, Atlanta, Augusta,
Berkeley Springs Bedford Springs.
Passengers from NasTil take the Stage Coaches OF Carter
ThomOs, Cumberland river, to Louisville,
connecting there with the United States Mail steamers to Cincn
NATL with the Jacksonville Railroad to indianapolis, Ind,
mas direct connection Columbus Ohio, with the Central
Ohio Railroad Wheeling, whence Close connection with the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad made Washington City, Balti
more, Phiadelphiaand New York.
Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis
transferred Cairo the Of the Illinois Centred Railroad,
from thence passing through Terra Haue indianapolis Dayton
and Aena to Columbus. Three Daily Trains leave Columbus
20 4. NJ 800 2. d. and p 7. n.
Travellers requested 10 notice that while this IS the
only route adorng Through Tickets all the Eastern Cities
the charged by other AeC York Oy IL is
also The shortest speedy and direct all the leading points
$40 miles, being about 100 miles shorter New York than by amy
ether There less changes Of by this route and
consequently less detention, than by any other.
The read ballasd with broken stone and is entirely
fres from dust.
For further information please apply to D. c. RUEY, AGENT
kashYille, Tenn.
FOR Through Tickets apply Louisville at the Office Of the
L s. Mail steamers, TO the Jacksonville Railroad Once,
Main street. WM. s. WO0DSIDE,
Master Transportation B. & o. Il. r.
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

TsHAM g. HARRIS Governor Of the Of Tennessee To
all who shall see these present-greeting: Whereas
been made known that certain FNW. BURTON charg
ed with having committed the offence Of embezzemen and has
fed from Justice and is running at large:
Now therefore, Iham G. Harris Governor aforesaid, by
virtue Of the power authority in vested hereby
reward Of $500 person persons who may apprehend
the said f. n Burton and deliver him the sheriff Jaor
Of our county Of Davidson, order that justice in behalf
may be had and executed.
In testimony Whereof have hereunto my hand and
{ caused the greats seal Of the State be affixed Nash
Us vile, the 3lst day Of May, 1853.
- IsHAM G. HARRIS
By the Governor:
J. r. R. RAY, Secretary Of state
junsI2-6
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ISHAM HARRIS.
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:
70 al WIN shall see thes. pra.art. q,

To all who shall see these Pressnts-Greeting:
"YHEREAs it has been made known me that certain
wv GEORGE MILTON, charged with committing a foul and
aocous murder the Both day OF june 1858 upon bodies
of VIM IT, Spicer r. H. VAIL late county Of DYER
has Gel from justice, and is now running at large.
Now Thercoe, 1, IHham Harris Governor aforesaid, by
virtue of the power authority in vested do hereby offer
reward Of three hundred dollars any person persons who
nav apprehond said George Milton,
Sheriff Of county Of Dyer, in order that justice in
that behalf may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof, have hereuntO set my hand
EE and caused Great Seal Of the State TO be affixed
t~|N"~1 Nashville the eleventh day Of July, 1858.
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
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mo YAL UARLE EARNS EOR SALF.

THAT Valuable farm which ne undermined haar
Edsd for the last eight OF nine years. is for sale.
the waters Of Bic HaFpeth river the county % W
hanson, fourteen miles from Nashville. the agf Q.
Tank on the Rehland and CentraUls rnrnptEan
from franklin The county Of williamson eaa VIZ n
Two miles Of the norm Western Railroad Gov oelnr 80
SFucsd 1hetmet contains about four hundred aee eslt
acres Of arat rate farming land; the county me .seee
Davidson and williamson through ne Aofaelt eof-
Of The tract Il formally ne yes Known llfn o.
he late Wilkins Whifefid-
On this e rn arc two comfortable residences via all -
cessary houses; barn, cribs, stables carriage noass Scr
with An eEceen Young ocardo moss choice ult Good
EDrinv asF and an never falling sock Wlsf
rn pin Com different through the fzFms Adion
inc thS fam Is another Of about two hundred acres =
eeIIsuf land with good residences for salq. rs SOL OF
both tracts Is equal 70 any for crops, either
and both united, they will DO sold separately Or a.
nav suit bayersl Il is thought By good Judges oo
ads one Of the best stock farms IN NJ atlis, "
A. hose waning 70 buy, would e. engrse I.,,
The premises before purchasing. liil.oi -.-l -
aseaed unnecessary, but all are n'llsa 800 = No. ~
bsmsslVss aug 25-so&Eul sVfiA 4 Hill.
ryvIST4 n ss he fsrm which reside, IA Wlamssa
- st-5.- fsst sdFer8sd above ~ Mr. ~.
An Ist bT recent survey 0no hundred ard niusy
s 80 Of FIRST rate farming land, wha COM
With al necessary h0usss suitable
49, m eir,I win good water. The farm Is vel enclosed
80 I fsncs8, includnE about seven hundred yards o.
$50 nss. viii sell this place separzfslYs ogsihof
80 N Hli'5-as both united would certainly make dos
bs arm, and purchasers Invited 70 call o. Mrhh
1ad FTGmine Ne premises. LAVINIA CRAIGHkAp.
70 'ElheI PaFeu3ER apply 20 Mr.. Il, n Snyder, a. ne
stofsyf SF{dey q frixzsl, Aa1hVils lee
saE5-so&Ea
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CHTNA HAUL sTTLT.

HAVING purchased A. II. Hicks very large aniSsEE
complete stock Of China, Glass, Queensware, &c =
together with his outstanding claims, will continue the
business at the old stand, CHINA HALI) and solicit -
the patronage Of all the old customers Of the house, all others
need Of such goods Owho may with call All those
indebted 10 the respectfully called upon 10 for
pay up the old settled up right
away.
10 Daren is fully authorized to transact all business
nected with the concern.
aupI4W&d2d Preacher.
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WTHICH produces light Of unsurpassed hriancT FROM
Nv Coal Oil, and combines economy with simplicity, g.
iording purer Iigt hanaDy Other known alao.
less tIrn hair the u cnntas Or lard Oh aud three
times cheaper than burning luid Ii burns without particle
oor and d always sae In hands, beug impossible
explode suddenly lnfiame
The currents carried IN and ABOUND both Of
Wick IN fine streams and thence become in combustion uhie ana
clear producing most pure and perfect light that u
good variety Of lamps and supplyof OIL wick bunsrs.
&c Tor sale by w, WILSON, II College 81
zu1m
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Prescription Of George Wilton

about IS years Of weighs about 100 40 pounds
and is or inches high dark hair ewes, chin
with very lad upon neck and chin,
the ear supposed be the result Of cald which
that IL Is diaicuIt FOR him to Close his mouth.
Is supposed have gone to Arkansas lived for
years at Crawley's Ridge, in that State. jyl3-f
1.-THE Memphis Appeal and Avalanche give the above i've in
sertiops and forward bill to this Office
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


RADSHAW g. RUTLAND,
NO. 80, UNION STREET,
= HAVE just received fresh supply Of BOOTS ~
81 and SHOES, which will be sold at the very low IA
y. Laddes Lasting Caters, With and without hees;t
Ladies' Lasting Congress Caters, with without heeis
Thin Sole Kid BoOtees, heels and heels;
do Front Laced Lasting Caters; --... -
do French embroidered slippers, something NICE
White Kid Slippers and Resets; -i--i
plain and trimmed heeled and heels,
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
Misses Thick and Thin Sole Gid and Goat Bootees hsSed;
do Black Lasting CATERS
do Kid Slippers
do Thick Sole School Shoes;
Chilirens kid ad goat Bootes, thick and thin Sole;
do Black Lasting Caters;
do Fancy heeled Shoes
do Ankle Ties and Slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Gentlemcns' extra Quilted Bottom Boots;
do do Calf Water Proof co
do do do Pump do
DO do do Stitched
do D. S Congress Caters;
do do ?. l. dc do
do Pump Calf Oxford Ties;
do D. 5, do do do
do Cloth Congress Caters;
dc Lasting Ties.
And all articles kept Shoe Store to which invite the
ia nss BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
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The Ticket the Passenger Depot and is open one
f8 before the starting each Train. which allows ample time
purchase Tickets. 1t is open at no other time during
day Passengers the Eastern cities leave on the A. NJ
which throughout with Trains the other roads,
Time Richmond 4 hours Washington two days; Philadelphia
and half and New York three days. This is the cheapest
and hest route from Nashville to The Fast.
New Orleans passengers leave the23O p NJ Tran' arriving
Memphi, New Orleans, the evening Of
the day aud through without detention Memphis
THOSE McMuuye, Sparta, BeCrshcba Springs leave
Nashville on the 80 VI. Train, which connects directly at Tu
lahoua with the Train for McNuuylc Persons leaving Nc
Nunyile o the morning arrive Nashville 80 =. NJ.
AZ Nashville, there which daily Southland,
and connect with boats FOR different places the Ohio and Mis-
-ispui rivers daily line Of Louisy Ic leaving
every morning on the arrival Of the night express
Bv this change Schedule the Train from Memphis connects
direct al Stevenson with and down day Trains causing
DELAY TO Nashville Eastern passengers and gauc
overthe former Schedule in going 10 Memphis from Nashville
G.. L. ANDERSON,
julylO, 1855 BFG General iichctA-tn
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PIANO FORTES, LOOKING-GLASSBS, &C,
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL!
1855. FALL TRADE. 1858

At THE NE " YORK MILLINERY EWPORTLM
t-f} % Union STREET, NASHVILLE TIM
AIRS DOYLE respectfully announces to the ladies' sya
iVA Of Nashville, State Of Tennessee and adjoning
States that she will receive in few days, from New York, w
largest and most magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
B0NNETS, veil the cheapest brought 70 this city, in
part follows:
1909 Fall and Winter Bonnets, all colors:
800 Ladies and Misses Brown and White LeghO boomers
new styles;
500 oheniel Fancy Buge Mareau Plain and Flower Head
Dresses
500 Ladies Dress Caps:
1900 Boxes extra fine French Flowers for Party and Bridal s
pontments;
800 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons, styles
$50 Boxes White, Red and eolored Pnmess
EMBR0IDERIES such Collars Sleeves, HandkeTchiefs
Ses Bands Edgngs, Chdrens Robes Waists and Capes.
argeIot Of Patent Skirts and Corse Cloth Coaks Of the most
popular styles Furs in great quantity, all the from the
Rocky Mountains.
T5old BonDe renovated and rOsrimmed in No style II
aucl5H MRS DOYLE.
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NaSmTmIE II-mRER YARD.

r c. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber, Shingles, ana Bosrds
has now on hand a large lot Of Cedar Yellow and White
Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine Poplar Plank Jo san
linz Sonar G5ar Cedar Pank. and Poplar Shingles. have
five Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar, one dressing Poplar and
one yellow Pine Flooring; Single Machine, making No.
poniar bin0les-a constant operation can supply any
Quantity Of Lumber Shingles ct the shortest notice and at The
fto-.'t 80. - raub J. G. DARDEN,
sT9 Nashville Lumber Yard No, III Broadway.
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S75,OOO--ST5,OOO.

ND ARE CHANCE FOR FORTUNE.--FOK
SALE-S75 600 worth Of the valuable real estate
will sell on the reasonable terms, OF the blS
city property oered this lying Cherry Cedar
Market Spruce Streets suitable FOR business pre
Wengs propose to exchange tire above for lEss Negroes
atmav WILL L BOYD, Jr