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Speaker of the Senate.
AN ACT to establish a Chancery Court in the town
of Sneedvills
the State Of Tennessee That a Chancery Court De
and is hereby established in the town Of SneedYlle,
in the county Of Hancock, to be held on the first
Monday after the fourth Monday in June and De-
cembeT by the Chancellor Of the hrst Chancery dls-
trct in the State Of Tennessee, and that 1t snail De
the duty Of said Chancellor to appoint Clerk and
Master OF said court who shall give bond with good
and approved security conditioned for the faithful
performance Of his duties, and who shall be subject
10 all the liabilities and secure al the recommendations
and rewards for his services now by law attached 10
said office.
SEC 2 Be It further enacted, That It shall be law
full for the Chancellor on application Of the Com
plainant or Compliments by and with the consent
of the Defendant or Defendants to order all causes
now pending in the Chancery Court Of either Clal-
borne or Hawkins counties that may have originated
in said county Of Hancock, to be removed to the
Chancery Court thereby established in the town Of
Sneedvills.
SEC g. Belt further enacted That on application
to remove any cause or causes from the Chancery
Court Of either Claiborne or Hawkins counties &C
eording to the provisions of this act the Clerk and
Master Of said Courts shall within forty days after
said application make out full and perfect iran
script Of all rules relating to the same, and transmit
il 10 the Clerk and Master Of the Court at Sneed-
Vile for which he shall secure the usuS cOmPensa-
ton in such cases.
SEC f. Be Il enacted That all the causes now
pendiDg in the Chaucery Courts at jamestown,
Montgomery, and Jacksborough, where the subject
matter in litigation is real estate lying within the
County of Scott or where the defendants any one
of them reside in the County Of Scott shall BY con
sent of the parties be transferred to The Chancery
Court at Huntsville, in Scott County, and the Clerks
and Masters Of the Chsncery Courts at jamestown,
Montgomery, and Jacksborough, srehereby required
in ali such cases as specified in this act to make
out correct copies Of all the orders, DEGREES and
rules of said Courts in such causes and transfer the
same together with the original papers in said causes
to the Chanoery Court at Huntsville there to betrled
and determined
SEC 5. Be Il enacted, That from and after the
next term Of the Circuit Court Of Van Buren, County
the Circuit Courts in said county, shall be holden
on the third Monday in April, August, and Deeem-
ber and that from and after the next term OF the
Circuit Court Of Coffee county, the Circuit Courts IN
said county shall be holden the first Mondays
in January, May, and September, that all laws
coming within the prOviso and meaning OF TINS aet'
be aud the same are hereby repealed, and that TINS
act take effest from and after its passage.
Passed January, % 1858
DANIEL s. DONELS0N,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
JOHN c. BURCH,
Cpaabar of the Senate
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THE SENT IMENfS Or AU NEDo
Testimonials like the following are reaching ~ PtoFlo
continually, eEJJliiuE the efficacy Of b A. Ftnl1asoIH
VeFmuge and bearing witness in favor Of rs euiae NV
ers Uso IL with confidence, as there never Nas PtefL-
uOB possessing extraordinary powers 70 eAP
Msssrs. B. 4. FQhaestOek + Co., PHts0HTg, "a
GEvTLRrFE,-D1rirg the two years that have been
celebrated Vermiure Ihave witnessed its en-
eaev in erDepr worms with satisfaction. IL viii certany
mel suc6 II m ere De worms the system asa dTlgsst
taKs pleasure in bearing testimony 70 ne melb o ylu
valuable Vermiiuge, and but echo me sGll ~, bli
hers Of my patrons and customers when say mat ueteFe
Ia he ne bsSt srics In use the expulsion Of worms
i1' - FRANCIS J. DUFFAU.
Sold wholesale and retail ~ 81 the Princpsi aLo sg7
and county merchants throughoettn 9 Ohi-'a ''-''
81 Z
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The lnnusl Spring Fair Of the Davidson ooun {
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, for the year
1853, will be held al the fair grounds near Nashville
on the 4th to sth Of Nay inclusive. Liberal pre-
ius are offered q list of which with regulations for
holding the Fair may be had application 10 L. P.
WILLIAMS, Secretary, at the Office OF the Southern
Homestead, No. l73 Deadrick Street, or at this
once. Membership Tickets emitting the holder
to an the privileges Of the Society for the year
1858, and free access to the grounds during the
Spring Fair, may be had for 81, on application
to THos. B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
VIZ. g. HARDING,
feb 2O-trivkWt6 President.
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PUBLIC sCHOOLg

The male departmsutsOf the Public Schools vil
celebrate their tsirs anniversary on Friday the 2sih
inst.
Mr.. Crisp has gerry kiakly rendered them the use Of
the Theatre for the occasion.
The exercises consisting Of destinations, dia-
loguss, debates, songs, Sc, will commence At A.
NJ. The members Of the Legislature, the CITY Coun-
eli, the Board Of Education, Parents and Citizens
generally, are invited to attend. feb 24-sL
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Hedges ! Hedges 2!
WHwovus@ fTDus WRmI Enr,oar

"A viii furnish me Usage Orange Plants set thsm cas-
w any firm within one hun ored miles Of haahFilel
AID attend pruulug them rntl they grow into Hedge
will edsctualy 70, hoIEa8 Sheep hogs and
goga atths smalfC0 o. One Eunared End tWenly FlFa
Dollars per nile Whcl 10 from iourh hsi ssd
has the cost OF ae0mmon rail fence This Hedge VII
main permanent for many generations and when goWn VIII
require prgning bal O1c8 year, H1ch be done By
viii scy ne a. The rate o. nile day Ibis - ne
only fence, except Iha rock WALL that VIII sand he uTs
flowing OF creeks and the baeE-water Of rivers.
EHs-IWsuty I've per coat when the Hedge a p.sniea
and the balance IN one, aud three years We vii Ege
fun guaranty p8h what propose, Of folana
the money We may receive. address
LANGUON & CHERRY
arIr Tem
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Land Sale,

IN MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
DY virtue CT decree Of the County C0uu Of Macon
ID county, made a. the February erm Of SAID court l
Of lohn Holland, and ais, Jason q. 5loana
ana .s will sell public sale the premilaf, on ne
l3Jh day Of March abeu 500 Of laHd belonging
% ths heirs Sc, WuIiam HAYWOOD, decid situaied
on White Oak and Long FORK Creeks, n DtstTct No g.
said land win be sold credit OF six twelve and
eighteen mo nshs, except Of 958 when will Do
qulred In sound with approved secly which viii Be
required and lien retained upon tie land sold ~ al ne
pu rchase money Is paid
FEB IO-WAt prs Zee % g. G. PhlCht ClerE-
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PubIfC Sale,

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust 10 executed By VILLAS
ID f. CrutcheE, and fsgsioIedn he Rsgis.eT's oco at
The county q DickBa, will The 5lh deT Of March,
5s a. he Court House Of glankln expose %
D bic sale FORTY-OHB MULES, FIFB- WAGONS and
GEARS, and Los Of Tools and Ollar articles Of personal
property The said property win be sold credit iil
Inc slh day OF Dsssu5sf I6j5 and The purchaser win
required tOg i've bond and security.
ID. r. CRUTCHER,
feb 6-WAt Trustee.
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Valuable Negro for Sale.

ny virtue Of a. order Of the County Court Of Hickman
ID county TsnnssEes made o. toe Fsbrusy Term, 1883,
in the case o. Orv A. NIXON, adm and JOhu p NlEon
vs. Margaret e. williams and others VIII on saturday,
the Goth day Of March nex Ct the COur House door N
Jhs town OF CentrgEe Hickman county, Tennessee sell
10 tbs highest bidder q credit OF twelve months, tne
following described Nero Man Lewis, between twenty
i've thirty years Of age. hOts with two good securi-
res tearing intsres from date viii Le required for he
payment OF The purchase money.
J. D. EASLEY,
eb14-W5t prs fee So CLERK Master.
IN CHANCERK AT LAFAYETTE
JOHN L. HALL, Va ". K. CARR. adm'r Of Richard P.
Hail. deed, and Ruth Hall, Of ais,
DURSUAhT TO On iutsrOcutory decree Il the HonoTa-
Bile Chancerg Court, 81 the February Term, 1855,
will sell upon credit Of aud two years, upon The pre-
msss Saturday, tie 2Jth cay OF hacni 1855 One hun
drsd and Seventy three Acres Of La1d-h seven acres
Of said land being SUBJECT 10 The widows dOwer, or e
time estate said land Is lying Puucheou Camp Greek,
in aeon county, within about mile Of The ksniucky
line aud bounced By the lands Of Nathaniel Law, Dr..
Reuben ROark Ira Henderson Parson Jezt and others.
Ths dover portion Of 81 has Ie Improvements and
orchard upon it. and stuaisi near 10 large Bapnat
Church, and good saw and GTist Mills, and within one
ami half miles Of gs,d Red oulphur spring. The pur
chaser will be required give bond and good security
and en retained on the land for the purchase money
ThisAih day Il February, 1883.
JOHN CLAIBORNE,
T.. 81 j. H. ~
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TaDU1TV RuIes, 1s5s-.In ChanoeFY at Cens
u.

treVille, Tennessee.
THOMAS HAILY, ct al. vs. HtRAli BAlhUt 81 ST.
notion aid & appearing ust7 the saisiEei on o. ls
1 BCork and Master, that Nary Crittenden, - LnJih-
~, - Gamer and vile B'iza Conner and @eou-on
BaI,d Vousy Baird Nancy Baird and sarah baird arc ~
rs.fJens Of Inc OF f8unssaee 20 max me gf-s
Tcss Of aw cannot served upoR heE1: IL .
offered that publ cation be made IN M OE'g1 aAe
ner pubshsd in the city Of nashville, otA -.
reoufrnR said parties 80 appear Al the cogfL nols -
to1 ~ Ssurevie the I'd Monday in Marcn neA ~
an tbars n plead demur 70 US
~ ne same vii Be for confessed, and sS iof nSs
sTpaTts 70 them. .-,--r,rp, vrvosT q 4, :.
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By Authority.
LAWS OF TENNESSEE.
: ACT on Public Printing

AN ACT on Public Printing.
SEC l. Be Il enacted By the General Assembly Of the
State Of Teansssse That hereafter the general aud
local private laws, shall be published in one and
the same book, after the following manner viz The
Public and General Laws in the first part Of said
book the private and local laws in the latter part Of
the same. Passed the 9th January, 1858.
DANIEL. S. DONELS0N,
Speaker Of the House Of representative
JOHN C. BURCH,
Speaker Of the Senate.
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GEORGE a. HHRT0T,
tLa.o HBKIOT HoLAEs)
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
NO.4VEND UE RANGE
CHARLESTON. S. c.

pyirnIsy attention given 70 The sale Of Cotton Flour
wheat ern and an other Produce; also, 20 the ROrHaro-
ing III Goods 70 end from ths Interior.
RErERFrcrs-B. S. Rheti, Esq, Aessfs. 4. 8. q y. g.
Bdd w B. Herot, ESQ, Charlie son1 s. c., James WALKER
20 Esshvils Tenn Thomas s. Kennedy, Louisville, kF
wilson & Burma, Baltimore, Nd. lapH21~WE
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InrIfrearlnn.
D.ur.ror., montgomery Co., Maryland.

DaRSsTouS, Montgomery Co., Maryland.
January 3IsL 1851.
never felt the bsuedt Of medicine much ron
the bottle OF BERHAVE'S holland BITTbBS puFchas-
lat fall. wish where cah H. without lear
Of imposTiOn (SgHsdJ JOSEPH g. DELLErf.
PROM A DRUGGIST.
APoLLO, ArmstrOng Co., Pa. Dec. IS, l756.
MHsrss. B. PAeE, Jr. & Co.
Dear srs:- purchased one doz. Of yo1r BERHAVks
HOLLAND BlTfEHE, from your travelling agent, which
has given great satisfaction in This section send an0sheI
dozen iOr which sEcl Sc he money.
feb 2i-lW ". Q. b0hAkDs
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NhiIaa aarOld.

THIS Distinguished, thorough bred stailios VII ~
L make the present season Al ny stables SIX y
miles south OF NashviIIs Tie was sifed y nlpof ~
ted Sovereign Of Maria @ssl-I.Le 1all =, a i8
Wagner Fanuy Margaret Wood and osnef3 % e7-lL
H1 bood tbsrefrs Of the very best ne vac tAe PES.
racer OF his day. never having Lost heal his eols are 80
largest and strOngest have fseen anu arc osly
adding Tenown 70 hs rspulation1 ~ taeir ahg
cess Don the turf sasher,a 'hEos year GA son %
S5OOO Who Intends lakng him % England 70 eoneaa WI"
Engiands best. -r.--- 7s L-.s.hf-b Nth
more hone and strength than any blood morse eEtLs
Has taken ali the premiums for "h'cA as ~ oaea
IN botb county airs and although certainty e
torapk a. Oh any horse IN The Union Is plAo =
ne iee Of thirty dOars 10 be paid 10 all cases before
bS 49, Is removed. Mares kept a. one dollar per Ees
IN lHeLo 70 W. e. HAhDiNH-
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SHlRT9I SHIRTeII

one Of tie arn Intends going East gsry shortly, an o.
"A want Of 81 excellent a7i1a u Shirt vii eonsati
heir best interests By leaving har meaEur5s store
al orders hey may loays then ba aed propsEF 40
pFo1peY. CLIFTON & GBBOFE,
fb6 rs Cedar girc11l
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Twelve Negroes,

ConsisrnE Of Pour Men, Three Women and Five Chlsrsa
Boys and Girls Bond win approved security Hl Be r.
qursd Of he purchaser.
". d. BALFAROPl
6h fo-vn D. Z. SALTHROP X ENoeutoFA
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Land and NegrOes
o ACRES OF LAND,

FOX SALE
IN compliance with the late VII and ssia9sn o. \" e
L Rahfop deed, will, on Friday ana ses.aAy, ne
I2th and l5ih days % March ns1 sell 70 lhs Oasf
on q credit Of twelve ncnihsl about
500 ACRES OF LAND
Abort 100 acres cleared and he soil We AGA pea % ne
varouu puroossa OF agroai1r5s goo4 Ais1f1 ana ven
bsrs 10 b sold thres distinct and H3paraia lots.
~ ~ mo-, a he house tract. The 2nd, includnT
some ~ Or 20 aerss OF bottom land adjoining me home
Iot m az Including IS 0rf0 acrea Of lne bolton with
-, Iri1r on Main yellow Creek. Ihe land les
n DeFson county, Tennessee, District No. ~ Bond
-nDrSVsd saeurity viii be required Of he purchaser
lIao al The sine ana ace We v li sell % The hiEh
-, hiddsr. 81 3 credit of Twelve monLhl,
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ma . knGee 81 peflof lll laAa H-ll-
II o. a. reasonable prices.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREEs.
BCLlPsB will bs six years cid Junc. nearly sixteen
hign, great length good action and nae appeaanco
He took rrsmium al me Tennessee state Fair, isa.
BIG BLUB will be avs years old next June, ls full four
teen AID half hands high and decidedly tha best formed
10 the STATE, ny opinion. IheFe two laEs we're
sized famous Lord OF The le and be By Knight 6l
rant, dnpor ed Ths dam By James Ridisy's sold
HondeF."
BLACK DIAMOND will be three years cd next spring
he IL By Bllison'a Slack Mammoth o.
periOF i'm ported Jsnnst, from Fareal0na, spain.
Thssg superior animils, and invite JhOss wishing
purchase them ny stable, eight miles 5Outh e
In 3tIEI1 JAMES RAMS
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

IN sENATR-sIGHT SESSION.
TUESDAY, Feb %, 1858.
TIE CODE.
Ths night session was taken up exclusively with
the Code, and
Part XVIII passed the FIRST reading.
Senate adjourned until 81 o'clock, tomorrow
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LRrge SRIe.

pursuance o. decree rendered by the Circuh Court
for Fobsrlson county, Tennessee in the Of Mrs.
Eliza 1sth Polk e. ais. d. Holman and wife, OF ais a.
the last em, viii, as special Commissioned sell publicly
20 the highest bidder,
On Thursday, the 18th day Of March, 1858,
en- the premises Hhsrson the late James Polk deceased
lived Of his DEATH about three mes from Port
Royal, and twelve miles west Of Springfield, about
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500 Acres of Land,

being that valuable body Of Land longing 70 said decd
except the Dover Tract a ned 20 his widow Said Land
viii be SOLD in Cur separate tracts OF about 200
There Is an Improved Settleme each tract This
opportunity 10 buy very ertle Land we'll atefed
excellent Springs aud we'll TmbeTsd, and veil adapted 10
gr3Wth Of foboeco, Corn, small Grains Stock Rais-
ing &C, &c.
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Mafch HOraea fnR &c

4 WILL sell SIX months credit, or low Er $751; ne
handsome pair Of Grey earrings HOrsss, 81 Pfsssnt
driven IN Patterson Grssndsd's fHrntErs wagon 4nsy
fTuIt ALFTAEDER MACKENZIE.
6b ST 4aaaVnlas 4.aa
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NASHVILLE, TenH Jan. %, 1855.
We are using the Paahins Camel Coal Oi In Ma
chine Shop pleasure 10 stating thai We have
never any OIL equal il. 10 vii very greatly
and luhcae thoroughly than The best qualify
other ordinary Oh, is Tree from gum, and Is jatt
such Oil as Is needed for machinery, We doubt nu
must come general We think this Oil fully equal
Sperm, and that gallon l. worth more tnan
two Of the best Lara Oil. -
AND'W ANDERSON.
J. B. ROMANS.
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SPRING PAIR.

OUT AeAN.-COl. inc. C. Fremont intimated re-
Gently in Boston, that he means to be candidate
for President in 1860.
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ThirfY.One NegrOes.

belonging to the estate Of said deceased The lot comprises
several valuable Men and omen, and number Of very
likely Boys and Girls OF various agss.
Terms of sale
One aud years eredpurehasers executing notes with
approved securities, and lien being retained the
Land jr The pa msut the purchase money. Cash will be
required the sale pay costs &C The 5ddngs for The
Land viii be opened as SO per acre.
JNO. 8 HUTCHINSON,
fab IS-WN Special Com missioner.
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Memphis Jan. g 1853.
This will certify that am using The Pdrane Camel Coal
Oil u anufacuTed Dy the Union Coal and Oil Company Of
Maysvie, KY machine shops and on the lOoomo-
lives the Ne ophis and Charleston Railroad, and have
given 1t the tests in order 70 prove is qualities a.
uBFicatng Oil. have hesitation n recommending IS
superior Railroad purposes 0Otni regard - econ
Omy perfect lubTcatur. lheoVe 20 be the best
OH used, and that gallon viii 20 as far a. TWO
gallons Of Lard Oil The machinery Is running the
shops with twenty per cent less pOWeFhan required for
ordinary Oil The huidty Of the oil arisess an convinced
fetal absence Of aud does not eject is ubT
eating properties but only requires that The Ornces IN ne
oil cups feeders should be reduced in ORDER 70 uss ne
Oil uOmicsily.
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Coon ADVICE.-The thousands Of ehPPleS whom Rheu-
uasm has len with ssued joint, whom Palsy has
bsrsn Oths ofher limbs, ADVISED 10 try BEAoas
Attic LrEIEEBT, which has yet failed 70 cure
single case Of the kind in which fair trial has been made
using It, spare the friction, but rub il in we'll and
bhsky tits useful in relaxing muscles contracted or
drawn up from csmp in reducing and sestterng tumoTs
and white sWsngs healing uleers and in curing all
manner OF srupve diseases ofths skin isfer sale in all
r..rarLahLa Ding .nras.
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EWIN, PENDLETON & CO.,
Agents, Nashville.
Nl.uruLl AND CHArrlsoOo. R.llaOAD }

Machine SHOP, Jas. g, 1888.
This viii certify that are using the PsraHne Camel
Coal Ul made By the onion Coal ana Otl Company, Mays
vIe Ky. in cur Machine shop the locomotives
the road tested the Gil very carefully discover
Qualities; entrely convinced 10 is YeTy ms OIL
Tor machinery and that one gallon this oil fully equal
70 Two gallons he best Lard Oil. Il being entirely
from gum our machinery will with less pos than with
any on we have used Although The Oh has thin appear
ancs Il lubncatng body superior any Oil In OTdin
AIRY use ana u is well adj pied 70 Railroads,
z. B. KNOWLES, Master Mechanic,
Nashville and Chattanooga kailroad.
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Mr.. Knowles is Master Of Machinery OF Road and
reliable man, IN whose statements would cOndde.
v. X. STEVENSON, President,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
H. 1. ANDERSON,
sunerintend spt Of n. & q. X. K
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JUDICIARY COMMITTEES REPORT.

Mr. KING, from the Committee on the Judiciary,
returned the bill (2OO) for relief of taxation, Sc,
and 338 for protection of minors, and recommended
rejection. He asked that the Committee be dis
charged from the consideration Of the resolution No.
"a and the resolution for relief Of Larkin Garden;
and recommended the passage Of the bills numbered
S2-times Of holding the Chancery Courts; 8S-time
of holding the Circuit Courts; 329-tO diminish free
bank paper; 188-unclsimed dividends OfInsurance
Companies; l74-Wsnton and malicious mischief;
249-protectiOn Of physicians; Decentralization Of
will, Deeds &C. 17O-illegitimates to inherit; 345
increase Jurisdiction of justices Of the peace; 300
prevent oircuity of actions; 343-amend act Of
January 20, 1874, Oh. 126, sec. l.
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~. Z. NICHOLs, - MashlnI.l.
MAT.yuLI, KT, Nov. a, 1857.

MATevLLE, XII, Nov. a. 1871
To the Union Coal and Oh Company;
GEEILEHEx-HaVing used your Lu0ricadng OIL made
r Camel Coal on the machinery Of COt0n Mills On
cuuing Engine and Spncles for the last few weeks We
pref say that We have found gfesH{ saPeof
% any othsr excepting the best Sperm, and flly equal 70
ihat article fox winch have been pay from one dollar
seventy cents 20 Wo dollars anu tEenynse cents per
alon The oil distributes very perfectly Ovsrths machine
y, wear5 long and Is Tree gun5 which causes ireon
and consequently heat,
Invew Of the superior quality OF this OIL have ad9p
tod t for our Mills From low price a. which J. 900
JANUARY & WOOD,
pronrIrtors OF MavsViLs Cotton Mills.
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IUEsDAll Ted. ., 100
Tn Journal Of yesterday was read, and cor
reote 50 as to show that the county lines bill
Gs0 was defeated on the third reading, instead
of the second.
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SCHOOL LANDS.

Mr. WILLIAMS presented the petition Of sundry
itizeGs with reference to patrol and police laws.
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PREITENTIART.

Mr. BRADFORD, from the Committee on the PEN
itentisrv, returned and recommended the rejection
Of the bill No 1872, and petition No. Z and submitted
a written report-representing the general good
condition of the Penitentiary, and the fidelity of the
keepers; and submitting also their information, that
the number Of congicts exceed 300, exceeding the
number of cells so much as to require upwards
of fifty to be doubled into single cells; and that the
Committee believe such crOWding and confinement
duriDg the summer months would be productive of
disease. They therefore recommend the eOnstruc-
ton of additional temporary cells-loOking nld-
mately to removal Of the Site the construction of
a new Prison, sc.
The report was ordered to be entered upon the
journal
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Mr. COOPER's bill, No. 276, amending the crimi-
nalaWs, coming up, it passed the third and last
reading-yeas AZ, nays II.
TENNESSEE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
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On motion By WF ALGEE Tie House tO0k up The
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Jacks for Sale.
HAvB three superior Jack, for sale, which VII dispose

JOHN CLAIBORNE,
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