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The two sections as will prove Incompatible with the
existence of a common government. That the theo-
ny that slavery existing in States, and its alb
sence in Others is incompatible with the continuance
of union of the States has been clearly disprovedi
that the theory of an irrepressible conflict IS mis-
chievous and calculated to encourage separation
of the Union: hut that all the evils growing
out of the present slavery agitation are mol tiie
legitimate frpits Of any such irresistible con
Aictn but a conflict between ambitious and as
men thatthe declaration of SEWARD, that any
respectable portion of the people of the South VIII
;o;, the Rlacl Republican party and eventually rise
mn AGAINST slavery is untrue, but that he has hau
q bigb democratic authority" for saying so that
thew have confidence in the conservative members
&c Conorass from this State" who they satisfied
will not affiliate with any party that has given en-
couragement to "JOHN BROWN but that they VIII
co-onerate with those who cherish the Union as a
rational blessing and will expose the eorruptons
of the present Administration. This already too
long 4nI unnecessarily protracted debate was here
concluded by demand for the previous question
1.-THE BAYIEss resolutions,) which was sustained and
the resolutions adopted.
Upon this plain and truthful statement of facts
we leave the public to determine who have properly
represented the sentiments of Tennessee--who nave
shown readiness to meet in the proper spirit all
emergencies-or who, from blind partzan or other
motives. have fallen short of that duty?
In conclusion. we desire to correct the statement
Of the Runner that we have failed to publish the
various resolutions offered by its party friends Inc
resolutions offered by Mr.. BRAzELToN, the DAVIS res
clinton the WIsENER amendment, the resolutions OF
Mr. EwrxG as offered by him in the House, and agar
"a amended and offered by Mr. RICHARDSON IN tbs
Senate and the action taken upon each, had al peer
published in full in this paper before the Banner un
took the defence of its party on this question. We
trust that paper viii state as much to its readers Il
correct any erroneous impression which it may have
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The Washington Constitution very Pertnently asks
In such a crisis this, would not the election Of a
Black Republican Speaker and other officers be just
,v regarded as a declaration Of war against the
south and an invitation to serve insurrecton:" 1t
is now apparent that majority of these very Black
republican members are every whit dangerous
ana vituperous as GREELEY, or GARRISON, or WENDELL
PHILIPS Their endorsement Of the HELPER pamph-
let proves them, in the language Of the Richmond
Wing. trucuent insurrectionsts and traitors totally
unworthy both Of the political and the personal as
sociation Of Southern men, and just deserving of
the hangman's halter rs old JONI Brown and his
conteIerates in the Harpers Ferry foray'
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER II, 1859
Presi0ent,s Message.

We shall be prepared to supply, at a reasonable
rate the interior press with any number OF copies
of the Presidents message in extra form, for r:eir
naners. with the names of their paper printed on
The message if we receive their orders in time
This viii enable them TO bring the message before
their readers at less expense than the usual cost OF
composition and at an earlier day Such as may de-
sire to avail themselves of this offer, should write
Immediately.
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Mr. JONES announced that ha should favor The
passage of the bin ss 81 p-essn' informed.
SIR, TREWHITr favored tho passage of the bill.
Mr.. MARTIN objected to the passage of the bill;
he thought the present law good enough.
Mr.. CAN'T thought two or three sections Of the
bill were unconstitutional
The bill was rejected by yeas II. nays A.
PROSECUTORS SECURITY
Mr. Trewhitrs Fl R. 16I requiring prosecutors
to give bond and security in cases of misdemesu-
ors, coming up in order, it was rejected by yeas 2,
nays Sc.
CHANGE OF COUNTY LINE.
Mr.. FOrd's bill H. R. 1927 to change the coun-
~ lines between Smith aud De Kalb counties,
coming UP IN order it was passed the second read
ing
HARRISON cHANcERY AND CIRCUIT COURTS.
Mr.. Trewhiti's bills H. R. 228 and 2401 chang
Jog the time Of holding the Chancsry and Circuit
Courts in Harrison ming up in order, they were
severaIly passed the second reading.
To PEoTEcr FARMERS
Mr.. Whites, of Davidson, bill III. R. 1881 10 pro-
tee enclosures from the intrusion of huaters com
ing up in regular order, it vas passed The second
reading.
HOUSE BILLS ON TIE SECOND READING
The following House bills were severally Rad and
passed The second readpg:
Mr.. Cheatham's, 245, TO incorporate the O'Hary
Zines Society.
Mr.. Buffers, $50, 10 grant aid to the Virginia,
Tennessee and North Carolina Railroad, by yeas "a,
nay "a, as follows;
YeGs-Messrs. Armstrong, Bayless, B;eknen,
Blcdsoe, Britton, Butler, Chea,ham, Cr:tz Dudley,
East Esing, Farrrely, Ford, German, Greene,
Harris, HUT, Johns n Kenner, Kineaid, Ct Clai-
borus Norman Picket Porter, Richardson Russell
S4Dter, Smith, Sou ell, Trew ltt, Ttevtt, White, Of
Davidson, Whituore Williams, Of Hickman, and
Williams, of Knox-34
Ndys-MessTs. Baker, of Perry, Baker, of Weak
ley Beatty, Coxdea, Davis, Davidson, Doak, Farley
FrSzier, Guy, Hsbb, Ingram. Jones, Kennedy, Les,
Lock art, Martin, M'rphR, Nall, Roberts, shreWs-
bury, Paugbsn. Woodland and S }eaksr Whitthorne.
al.
WORK FOR COMMITTEES
Nearly one hun lred House bills, viz: from num-
Der l68 to 266 inclusive Were read by their titles
only, ard seVerally referred to appropriate Com
mittees.
WoRKMEN ON THE CAPITOL.
A communication from the State House Commits
sioner, in reply to resolution by the House enqui
ring the number of lsbcrers engaged the Capitol
was read by The Clerk.
AID then
Ga melton, the House adjourned till Monday NOR
ming 10 o'clock.
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We sea it stated in the general telegraph dispatch
that the bells in Concord. \. II. were tohed the
occasion OF the execution OF John Brown. We are
informed that this statement is not true. The Bap
Jlst church was broken open by printer from the
office Of an abolition paper, and the bell was tolled
a short tune. The pastor of the church. Rev. Mr..
flanders Immediately ordered the intruders to de
,ist and soon after. Capt Seth Eastman, of the
committee of the church put a stop the to infamous
procedure. This was the only be-toling in Con
cord-Bostoa Post.
The Capt EASTMAN alluded to is uncle of the
ate Mai E. G. EASTMAN, and a worthy christian and
patriot.
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shall raporFtle fletto the next session Of the Lee
gisalure and tue Le2 nature may thereupon repeal,
alter or abolish the charter Of any such bank.
Section q. Bs it further enacted That when any
Bank desires to cancel destroy any part Of its old
circulation the same shall be Cancelled and burned
in the presence of the Supervisor after the amount
number and denomination of such cancelled circula
ton shall have been registered in the Registry
Book Of the Bank, and certified, as provided in
this act
Section 25. BE It further enacted That each bank
shall be authorized to discount bills and notes paya
BE in this State at the rate of six per cent per
MN; and If any bill or note thus discounted, is pay
able at a point different from that at which the
Bank is located it may collect in addition to the six
per cent. discount the sum it would cost to collect
such bill or note, if paid at maturity; sud each bank
shall be authorized to discount bills payable ont of
the State, at the rate of six per cent per annum, with
a reasonable exchange in addition thereto.
SECTION 20 re Il further enacted, That each stock
noider in any Of the banks of this State shall be
Individually liable for any loss sustained by the cred
itors Of the institution to the amount and value of
his stock until he has paid the same in full on his
original subscription. And if any Director or Di-
reetors OF any OF thebanks in this State shall be
guilty Of any fraud or wilfui msmanagement of the
affairs Of such bank by which any loss shall be oc-
casoned to It's creditors such Director or directors,
upon legal asceranment Of the fact shall be indi-
vidually liable for such loss and all the stOckhold-
asserting thereto shall be liable in like manner
Section a. Re al further enacted, That banks and
banking companies subject to the provisions of this
act shall pay bonus to the State for the privi-
ege OF banking. on the first day of January of each
year one -halt OF one per centum on their actual
capital
Section IS. Be Il further enacted. That each and
every bank in this State shall be subject to the *
animation Of such committees as the Legislature
may from time to time appoint
Sec. %. BE Il further eaacted That banks and the
business of banking in this State shall be subject 10
sYch general laws Is the Legislature laay from
time to time enact Proriiei. such laws snail not
have the effect to impair destroy the right of
any bank secured by charter uuder the provs-
ions Of this act.
Section 80 Be Il further enacted In case of the
insolvencyof any bank or banking association the
bilhoders thereof shall be entitled to preference in
payment, over all other creditors of such bank or
a. ISOLATION.
Section 81. Ind be il further enacted That if any
bank of TINS State shall suspend specie payment the
noteholders thereof may present the same for pay
ment, and L payment is refused, said note-holder
may have such notes protested, and shall receive in
terest al the rate Of six per cent per annum from
the date Of protesting, aed the cost of protesting
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AuGtion Sale OF Extra Rich Furniture, Pi-
amos, CarPetings, Oil Paintings, Dim
ing, BFeakTasI and Tea Sets,
GFuSS WAR;. kc.. Gc.

EN- F. SHIELDS will sell Thursday, Dec. 18th,
meacins 10 o'clock A. NJ, precisely at the marble re
Of Doctor Wsrue, No. lOi College street the entire
te Of Paror Chsmers Balls, Cabinet Dining Room and
chen consisting Of the elegant Furniture and Furnish
IN articles both useful and ornamental with very superior
grand Action Rosewood Piano. Each will be numbered
JnsecuTely the sold in hr order, without
to the highest bidder until the whole is closed The Dec
II having leased the premises for a term o! years.
The viii be comfortably heated especially for the ladies
who particularly invited to atlsnd.
TERMS-Al under 500 cash, all 500 and
under $500 months credit all $500 twelve Ponhs
credit With approved payable of city
dec9-td BENZ 2. SHIELDS, Auetioneer
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WASHINGTON MoNUNENT.-We are informed that
he managers of the Washington National Monu
nent Society have resolved to appeal to each of the
sovereign States of the Union to join in the compile
non of the National Monument in Washington, and
they have addressed memorials to several of the
States. They should first account for the large
amount of money that has already been subscribed
is generally admitted that it has not all been APP
,lied to the purpose for which it was intended.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE,

ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1860.
WILL offer for sale to tae highest bdier at the Courthouse
( door in Nashville, my
SPLENDID TRACT OF LAND
the East Fork Of Whites Creez miles north Of Nashville,
containing 2j Of 100 the
lac The 36 contains ny dwelling nj improve
three good springs, and and lev ell and fronts
poles the Brick Church Turnpike Road Tbs 40
for part very rch rye potion Of splen
die TIMBER and fronts ia poles the Bisk Lhurcn Turnpike,
and lies ns4fly in form, with two poOl Springs
This aehoice places well worthy tie at enon Of all VIE
desire good places
NEAR THE CITY,
TERMS-One third cash the baanc in AMI two years
interest well secured, and lien retail ei till pay
ment is made decll-ts JOSEPH HYDE.
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AN EDiioN hoANED-The Cincinnati Enquirer
says Is now certain - that STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS
VII receive h'e OF the votes of Tennessee in the
Oh rleston Convention. Some wag has been poking
fun At the Enquirer.
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At the request of Gov. WILLARD, Hon. d. W.
ooEnEs and Hon. JOIN L. ROBINSON have gone to
Richmond to make last effort to save the life OF
COOK. They bear with them a petition, numerously
signed, TO that effect
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NEAR THE CITY.
Christmns Presents,

KETE receiving magnificent assortment Of fine
Watches Silver Ware, Plated Ware, and Fancy 600
Also choice lot Of Diam Dds Amethyst Carbuoce, rne
quose Pearl Work, mounted iE The artistic sly
suitable for the coming Holidays, which viii Fell Et
lower prices thaa offered before
Cali and examine them. CALHOUN & CO.
DELFT 16 Public Sqlsre, Nashville.
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INSURANCE.
Policies Issued and Renewed
BY
N a = IN &c M - TT
IN THEIR WELL KNOWN
INSU ANCE COMPA IESl
AND
Losses Promptly Paid
nov % No 8 rnIiEaE sTaFRr
Musical Instruction.
PROFESSOR T. Z. = = 1 LIS

VETOULD state wishing 70 EMPLOY his eervi-es
~ he hasa few hours now IL the disposal % pupils
Terms OF Instrumental lessons, session $50
session. Il taken By the "a per ma-lh CuI-iva-
ton Of the voice in ginE So per ably in al
vance, and no dednOu allowed es charges l account
ApplcatiOni0n Be made Eensoss or lc lures Music
Store. r,vlf tlD,
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" ESTERDAY morning, a LBay IS Gold Anchor
Watch. with the OF Edward Fare, Bra street,
and the No. 93OG iuea Gold ch1in Locket. Key and Pin
The Watch lost the Public Square in
vicinity. finder will be suitably rewarded By leaving
at the Bookstore, No 4, Colegestreet,
t5-d1
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lChaPter c.
An ACT to amend the Law the Special Criminal
Courts also 10 amend The laws relative to bills Of COSTS
in "riminSi cases.
Sat Fl IafSsse Specsl Criminal Courts shall have
render uigm By motion in favor Of securities
favor Of coscuritjes each
other upon any judgment rendered in said upon the
and Conditions regards aOce the party sought to be
made liable that the Circuit Courts have.
. Be 70 fRrLer enacted, That the expense Of keeping
jury any cases which the Stale may b. iablseyet
mas discretion OF the Court be ceHs upon the
joGrnmen thereof, tie Comproe required b. law
other who shall is his warrant for the
pers)p aUthorZ i to receive IT,
SEC 3 Bo frhs eqg tel That such part Of said bills
cot certified cctin Of this act if collected from tie
dsndlnt his Securz shall 10 pai 70 Ia treasurer Of
ll- tale by the Ce,k Of said Court, tines paid.
belt Jrtr enacted, That suh portion 81 said bills
Of certified in section Of this act shall not be again
said suits should lie chaeable the
State
SIC BE enacted By the General AsseJ{yef the ftgte
Of TRegse, That Judge Of the 18Th l1cil Court open
lola special Circuit Court humphreys
day 18th day of December 80 and c-ntnue Until the basil
Of said disposed Of grand jury shall be eupan
nele and that said special court shall have fun PoTeras
regular term
which stood for trial at the NovebF term, 1852 shall be for
said special December 1859 hs bind the
parties appear the lid De- emIer
SIC Be Il enacted That jurors summoned to appear at
the November 59 hal attend ard be the for the
sald special term in December, le59
e Be Jayf4eT enGcie8 That this shall take effect
and be in full force at its passage.
W C. WHITTH0RSE,
Speaker Of the House Of Represen tatvss.
TAI ". NEWMAN,
Speaker Of the Senate.
PASSED. December LIST, 1859.
A true copy J. L. 4 RAY, Secretary.
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For Rent.

FINE Tract Of Land continuing sixty FIVE acres we'll I'm
n proved having il hands convenient brick re-
sence OF eight roOms-outholes and extensive stablngs
This IS one Of the msst desb coated places in The reign
boThOOd Of Nashville being adjacent The city com
handing fine view OF the ely AMI sIb5 Tn frac rsiGg
well Eaered and under good prCximit othe
city admirably adapted fos market garden dairy this
Tract Of Of IS Re obtained, also the prvegeof an
adjoining tract Of land ming 700 scres.
For and further particular apply 70 JOHN L. sEHON
Of the frm Of SehOn & Merritt No. u Cedar itreet.
noV23-dim
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LChaFter
Ak Act incorporate Section 9 ircGsi to Section 9S0l
SECTION l. 30 elFcfsd Ly the Gerl5 assembly Of Tie
State of Tennessee, That Thousand eight hundred
eighty section th0u and eight hundred
and ninety Article s Chapter h Part 81 Of the Code be
and the is hereby repealed
SEyrloS > Be ta.cted this from
after its passage W c. WHITTIORNE,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives
TAG W NEWMAN,
Speaker Of the Senate
Passed November 18th 1889.
trra cow j y T. R.y Secrc.arv Of State
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PUBLIC LAWS OF TENNESSEE.

PUBLIC LAWS OF TENNESSEE.
Chapter
Az Aor to repeal Section 1924 Ct tbs Cole,
Be d oRGcsdby tie General ksyeuAfy of RE STATE IF Ten
aessee That sec0n 6 II the Code be- and the hereby
repeated AlsO 1855 iect eIealed
far : it nh cts penalty. w. @. WFtT1HORNE,
Speaker Of the HOSE Of Representatives.
TAI W NEAMAN,
Speaker of the Senate
Passed November ID, 1853.
true copy. J. Z. r Ray, Secretary Of state.
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tCEapter T.
An ACT tn regulate the practice in obtaining wrs q
SECTION l. Be eqGe ed by fts General Asssinbiyf Ne
SfI Of Tennessee That person may obtain Of
without supersee b giving bond and security for caste Alone
application therefor within the time provided BY
unable give SECURITY, then he
pauperzs ". @. WHTTTHORAE,
Speaker If the House Of Representatives
TAI W. NEWMAN,
Speaker Of the SenSts
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BY VI. c. BRUCE--AuctiOneer
French, Porcelain and Bohemian
Cut Glass and CHRISTMAS Gifts.
AT AUCTION

FsVIIE Nashville vicinity respectfully
formel that have received large cOnsi
Ire latest and richest patterns Of
CHINA WARE, &c
10 be sold Auction the bder without
cash, the rooms, Of Cellar Cherry Streets
msncng Monday uoJun December 18TH at 10 o'clock, and
continue day sad .gls until all q soli,
The stock consists Of The following articles, Dining
decorated Gid -snd and Plain White Tea S Decorated
amcei, Sold hard and Plain White Te Tete Casseos Com
p0ters Fruit Baskets Card Receivers Soup Tureens Covered
Nge able Dishes Ice Cream and Salad Bowls Gravy
RoI Dining SUPPER Tea, ard Ice Cream ratcs Gold
and PLATA White Pickle Dishes; also China Flower Vases and
Motto Coffee CUPS sni Queens Metal TIA Sets; Pitchers Cob
lets, Tumblers COd0e AM Ter. Pots, &c
BOHE HAN CUT GLASS,
Decantrs Finger Bowls, Spoon Holders, Cologne Bottles
Card Receivers Toilet Sets, G0bes Individual Salts, &c
FANCY GOODS,
Portable aesss, Work Boxes, Paper Ma.he FOlios Also
knives and Forks, Silver Plated Casters spoons ard Forks
Meei chaEm Pipes and other articles menon
all Of which will he sold without reserve.
i TIE Ladies invited to call and examine the Wares be
fore the sales For the convsnienee Of Ladies attending
have reserved seats expressly for their
Goods Bought at this sale carefully packed aud shipped free Of
charge. dec9
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NON RESIDENT PRosEcuroR.

The House resumed the consideration of the I'M
finished business of yesterday, being Mr.. Buffers
bill Il. r. 1901 to prevent n1n-resiaebts from
prosecuting suits without security, on its second
reading, as.
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Hs ok city Guard Ba IA d d,
PERMA NEyTLY ESTABLISHED
FRANK BELER, Leader.
TVE above Band composer Professional Musicians
organized and full prepared t. execute musical orders fer
Funerals Professions, ParaSss, seenade Pic MICS Fairs
bslees &c
The Band under the Dirsctorshp Of HERsCHELL FEN
TON Applications made % him at bis the the City
Bank either Of the Music Stores to A A. Ashbrooks bust
AGENT will meet with prompt attention.
dec9-2T T. G.. JOHNSON, Secr.tarT.
80 V ds5 r''H' or sale No sou H iaSRi ssls
8ppIeIOn's Railroad Guide,
FOR DECEMBER,
Just received by HA3AN & TREANOR,
de,g No. Union Street
Yankee Notions,
FOR JANUARY, 1860,
just received BY HAGAN TREANOR,
dec5 Union Street,
coal! COAL! COAL!
z HAVE in the yard for sale
B o Tons Selected Lump,
so Screened Round
SO Fine for Blackzmiths
Which l will sell a the fOi owing reduced rates:
Large Select Lump, 81 cents per busLe:
Screened or Round 70 4"
Blacksmith IS
Orders at Box g. Post Oee CT at the yard back EN-
G. Railroad Depot, will be promptly attended to.
de,9 SAMUEL J. AGNEW.
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FOR RENT

ttOFs RENT
EHE large aud convenient House the North sdeo
the Public Square, occupied by Abbay, Gibson Ce.
Eos terms apply to Mr., ADAHsor .4 Fl
dec2-u ANDREW living.
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Law BOOKS.
J o III N YO Il X & CO.,
hook SELLERS,

Have Just received the following collection of
Law publications, to which they beg to invite the
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ODD FELLC vs. ElALL.
WILL OPEN
On Tuesday, December 6, 1859,
Tor a short Time only.
u INSCO WILLIAHTss CEEEHsEATED
- u.

HAVE sizes Of these Helters AMI Furnaces Flr warm No
With pure air aGi ventiatag P4yats Fable Rrars
Dwellings, Halls, CHURCHES, - &c, wiz Re
gisters They the powerful usltrrs rest reI
savers knOwn-One large heater warming roor-
using about quality o. coal that crnary stove
would require
have them put up and in operation 10 several
Churehesand Stores In the city and will guarantee they are
as represent than.
Pamphlets giving full description namcs Of parties who
have then in use, sent BY mail.
J " WILSON,
decj-dhkW2s II College Street.
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On motion of Mr. DUDLEY, the rules were sus-
pended asd Senator McN-lly's bill rs. 1891 for
the benefit of clerks. tex collectors trustees Sc.
in thisj t., was taken from the f'es and read.
Mr. W0ODARD moved to strike out the "first
day Of May" aud insert the first day of April"
The amendment was agreedto.
The bill was then passed the second reading as
amended and referred to the Committee on Ways
and Means.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
Wss granted to Mes re. williamson Havron and
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Mr.. HEBB offered a resolution, directed to the
Comptroller, enquiring the amount If aprrc pria-
tons made for th4 purchase of Capital Grouud' for
the construction Of the Stste House and the amour
oflabcr Pa'formedhy Ptni'ehtisry cOnvcis ther on.
The resolution lies on the table under The rules.
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Splendid Building Lots in the pictni-
" or Nashville for Snle.

TO SrOCKHOLDEEKS Of THE
Nashville a. ChntIanOOga Il. II. 60
MEETING Of the Stockholders in the Nashville and c
n ta7ooga Railroad Company will held az Wurf-eb-o
on Tuesday the 18th day Of December next AZ which fh
OF me directors and other officers will read and on m ~
loving Gay an election will be held the same place 70 6f
year. -F--~ i'i '4-7 ensuing
a. usual, BY showing their ffc Of sfok n
tne Conductors, will be carried 70 tie refi - tf
Or over the who road, they may prefer ami ter nj me-
18th, 18th and 18th Of December.
novSO-td " n orv.v--