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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


Mr. FARRELLY presented petition from sun
dry citizens of Memphis and resolution Of the
City Council, in relation to the Grant White Oil
Company, which was Githout reading placed on tas
files with the bill on that subject.
DEPUTY COLLECTORS FOR MAURY COUNTY
On motion by Mr.. Speaker WHITTH0RNE, (Mr.
Lea in the chsr) the rules were suspended and Sen
stOr MeNeilly's BILL rs. 92l to allow the oOllec-
tor Of Msury county 20 appoint two deputies, was
read and passed the third and last reading.
EXCHANGE OFFICE AT KNOXVILLE.
On motion by Mr.. JONES, Senator Boyd's bill
rs. 81 to establish on Office Of deposit, discount
and exchange at Knoxville, was taken from the files
read the first time and referred to the Committee
Banks.
DEATH OF @. @. PoINDExTER, ESQ.
kSr. WISENER. Mr.. Speaker: After consulting
with members Of this House, touching the Sad news
that hiss Just reached Us, Of the unIimely death
Of G. G. PoINDExTEK ESQ.,, il is thought prudent
70 adjourn. We not in condition Of mind to
transact business-our thoughts are otherwise en-
gagged. We are thinking about the sad event that
has taken one from among US, full of life and
health, and cannot then concentrate our minds upon
the important business before US.
therefore, as well upon this consideration, as
for the respect OF the parties, move, that this
House adjourn until two o'clock tomorrow.
Mr.. WILLIAMS Of Hickman, suggested an ad-
tournament till Monday morning 10 o'clock.
This latter motion was agreed to.
And then
The House adjourned till 10 o'clock Monday
morning
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STATE CoNvESTToNs.-The Democratic State Cen
trail Committee Of Illinois have fixed the 4th of Jan
nary next for the meeting of the State Convention tC
select Delegates to Charleston. The State Contra
Committee of Missouri meet on the 18th of Decem
Der, to fix time for the assembling of the Demo
cratic Convention OF that State.
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0UR MEXICAN. REIAuoNs.-A dispatch to TIM
Charleston Courier says The President in his forth
coming message, viii take strong ground in relation
10 the present aspect of Mexican affairs. Atpre
sent there is greater prospect of war than the
negotiation of a treaty with that country
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LAND FOR SIZE

VIE subscriber offers for sale seventy ofand on n
Fdddle fraLkn Turnpike, four niles from hashFiis -
dining the ae, which be resides and the lands Of Ca SA
ones The land equal 20 the best, With abundonee q e4e
ent, never falling water, with the beautiful oqins -
the eouH.y, and in the nidst Of ne finest
Auerf~s anrih NATHANIEL hAAIArs
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Notice.

HNHE undersigned having suggested the Clerk o. the M
ty Court Of Davidson county the insolvency the est at
of Hay deceased, all persons having claims agai
said are notified file the with said Clerk on or he
the th day Of February authenticated msnr
prescribed by law, they will be forever barrei both law
1equity. y. o. HURT
WIN. ST0CKELL,
nov I6-WH fee IS Administrators.
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TAKE NOTICE.

AVING Just returned from New York and other Eastern
cities with large and splendid assortment Of Amercaa
French, ENGLISH and German Toys be cheap BY whole
bale or retail. CHAS ROBERTSON,
nov2- df No Il Market Street.
Ps-Coany Merchants VIII please call and examine before
ola.
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UsT RECEIVED, large and beautiful assorteut Of Geld
~ and velvet Paper, Of the latest ion
be Styles With hns satin and ug4zed Paper, window Car
aims &c which Offering very cheap Tor PaPe~
Hanging done in he best manner Q. W. KLAGBs.
Union threat Ola Waflau.t
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Il. :. ISUTHERFURD Il CO.,
General Commission Merchants

SO LeVee and 60 Commercial Streets,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
7FTy s. RUTHERPURD CO. will give prompt and careful
attention all consg from their correspondents
for sale in St Louis and respectfully solicit orders for the puT
chase Of Western produce generally.
They beg to refer to
Messrs. W GORDON & Co., Nashville.
K A BARNES President Bank OF Missouri.
BROwEIEE, Esq, President Merchants Bank St. Louis
JAMES WAGER, Esq, Nashville.
JAMES Lucas, Esq, st Louis.
ANDERSON, Esq, President Bank Of st Leuis.
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NHIs being prepared expressly cleaning Silver Plated
Britannia and Tin ware, Mirrors, Marble, Gliding,
House paint Carriage MoUdngs Is nvaluahehe best and
oetl5 MACKENZIE & MTNOHIN.
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murfreesborO Military Academy
G f5Piaia %N ". I H. P 6NIGhr Principals

Captain WIN. J. DAVIS, p,;,o;uo1.
Lieutenant W. NJ DWIGHT, Frinelpais'
VHIS Institution heretofore been conducted in the Aca
demic Building, opposite the SOue Female College. In
application in Tennessee and 9th
States has rendered to erect barracks for the
ommodaton Of the Students and for the thorough
Academies OF South Carolina and Notwithstanding the
rigid military discipline, with complse literary and
cienc studies The Principals thus enabled to
CONTROL hours, the Students amounting
almost total secuson Method, regularity and punctuaty
ensured the Recitation and elsewhere While in adj
|on the advantages Of other Of educaiOn
derived both the and the diwhch last subserves
the requ of physical training and exercise ESSENTIAL
TO the students.
Gymnasium will be connected with the Academy and the
attention the Principals will proper exercise
I'm its respective departments.
Their Lot-consistng Of thirteen and quarter aeres-is
meatey without the corporations in heathuI and eligible To-
ay The- Barracks VIII in short time be ready Tor occupa
ioH. Application must be made at = early date.
Terms per Lear.s 5000 two hundred dollars, in1
elusive Of Tuition, Board Lights and Fuel and payable n
ouT nst ments, viz February ST. Nay lst September ls
December LIST, of each year.
For further information apply to the Principals Murfeesboro
Tenn. VIM j. DAVIS. P NINA
NOES:
Gen. JAMES JONES, Columbia, South Carolina,
Gov. GIsr, Union do do
Gen. DAVID F. JlMIsoS erangeburg, South Carolina,
Elk Gov }. II. MEANS, Buckhead, do do
Col j. D. WILSON, Society HILL Darlington District s. O.
Gen G. Dunnovant, Adjutan and Inspector General
Ninety Six, South Carolina
The OF the Citadel and Arsenal State
Military Academies at Charleston and Columbia South Carolina
novs-ilaw-twtf.
Nashville Banner Memphis Appeal, Memphis Enquirer,
Knoxville Wing. Louisville Jouins insert each week, nl
aily and in every Issue Of trweeky until further nOtce
sorwari account to Principals when due.
Sond paper containing advertisement.
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RESPECTFULLY his Professional services the peo
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TAs Committee on the Judiciary recommended 4
SSiil in lieu.
The Recommendation was nen-concurred in. and
Senate bill No. 2. was parsed, and No. AZ, was (by
+ esve) withdrawn by Mr, Horn.
\ No. l1l-To incorporate the Southwestern Ex-
press Company of Tennessee. Passed and rsferred
70 the Committee on Private IncOrpOrstioos.
4 No. 1I2-To amend the charter Of the University
~ the Houfh Paaaed
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meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the Nashville
~ Commercial COMPANY, Dividend Of 50 Share was this
declared cut Of the profits for the last six months payable
lon after the 2Qta inst JAMES nALhEh,
uovs-Im Secretary
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for sale by +. Hagan, n College street
Frank Leslea Gazette Of Fashion for December the Bud:
ct Of Fun for December the New York Mercury for NoTem
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sENArn BILLs Oh THrRp REApIrn.

No. 110-To charter q turnpike from Granville
10 Salt Lick Greek in Jackson county. Passed.
No. $50 prevent the marriage of cousins Of
he first degree.
Mr.. PETERS asked aud obtained leave to with.
lrsw the bin for further amendment.
No. 74-To regulate the salaries Of State Treas
lrer and Secretary Of State TRsturned by Mr., Sto
vail with an amendment, which IVES not resd
On motion Of Mr.. Sr0VALL, the consideration Of
his bill was made the special order for Tuesday
morning, the 22d inst. at ten o'clock.
MoTIos TO REsoEsIDER.
Mr.. HILDRETH, at the request of the author,
entered motion to reconsider the vote laying upon
he tabls Senate bill No. 103, to amend the act tc
authorize and requisite the bus ness Of banking
o. melton of Mr.. STOKES. the Senate sdjoorne ed
% Monday afternoon at two o'clock.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
EXECUTORS SALE OF
LAND, NEG Il o Il s, s. c., & C.

pursuance of the last viii and Testament Of CHARLES
READY, SEN, deceased, 1 shall,
on the Esd, gath and 25th Of. NOV:r next,
his Il tie residence in Rutherford county, Rea6yvlle sell all
M Of personality belonging to his estate consisting
n part OF Horses Cows, Fodder Corn, Oats Cotton two Cot
a5 Inns portable Mill. Wheat Thrasher and Fan
large of Farming Utensils, Household and Kitch
en Furniture, &c, together With
nc NEGROES,
embracing Men, WsmeR, Boys and Girls Also the Tract
h and on which he resled, containing about
500 ACRES,
acres Of Cedar Land in the vicinity. These lands
situated teng and good turnpike roads,
10 mills churches post Office &C. The Homestead Tract
If the best improved places the county; Of unsurpassed
y we'll satered and has of the best mill sites Stone
~ Nearly the entire tract we'll enclosed go in
the balance we'll mbred and large portion Of ii
Let with grass There better wheat corr obae
i his lattude and admirably adapted stock Tas
n will pe sold credit Of and years The CEDAR
il second to none for the Fsny and quality c. its cedar
m vi! he sold lots of Sc to 80 acres credit Of
nd yeas The negroes and other property credit OF
months Two approved securities Will inquired in all
and lien retained the land till the purchase money
paid. o. NhAhAhs ASADi,
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OFFER for Six Hundred and Seventy Of land, in
Randolph county said land fronts Eevenpont
River one mile sf(and nine miles from Pocshontas
BLACK River to which there good steamboat navigation the
wear round bundled and seventy i've acres in al
state Of Cultivation II desired the place we'll stu
to make two settlements, There good hewed log
dwelling and is ahundany waered by the best
Springs II desired there will be thousand bushels o. Con
sold with the farm. For further Information address.
D. G. BLACK.
OctI4 5o-dtwkw4uss Bricks Fsrry.AEk
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By Mr. MCCLELLAN: No. 1l4-To encourage a
proper organization of the citizen sOldery in this
State. Passed first reading, and referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs.
By Mr.. STANTON: No. l15-To authorize At
torneys to celebrate the bonds of matrimony Pass
ed first reading
By Mr.. STANTON: No. l16-To allow Notsries
Public to take dispositions in any county in this
State. Passed first reading
By Mr.. ALLEN: No l17-To change the time of
holding the Circuit Courts in Henry and Hum
phreys counties in this State Passed first reading
By Mr.. BRADFORD. No. 1IS-To place the sale
of liquors in incorporated towns under the control
.of the people Passed first reading