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LEGIsLATuRE.
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TUESDAY, Nov. %, 1859.
Mr.. Payne introduced bill to charter .bt
Memphis and Germantown Turnpike Com.
pany. Passed first reading and referred tc
Committee on Internal improvements.
Also, bill granting right of way to Ripley
Railroad Company. Referred to same Com.
mittee.
Also. hill TO incorporate St. Mary,s Col.
lege at or near Memphi-. Passed first read.
ing aud referred TO Committee ON Private
Incorp ratons.
Mr.. Stanton. a bill TO provide for the pa y.
ment OF offic' ~ and of advertising the
holding of special elections. Passed first
reading.
Dir. Bradford. a bill to establish Circui,
Court al Morristown Pass. first r, aiding.
Mr.. frimbie presented Memorial from
the Agricultural Bureau, which was laid on
the table and $50 copies ordered to be
priaied.
Mr.. Stanton. a bill to Incorporate the Local
Meth'-list Church. Passed first reading.
The bill to charter the Memphis and ST
La uis Packet Company. Passed second
reading and referred to Committee on Pri-
vate Interpretations.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
The bill to regulate the salaries of the Sc
cretary of Sttie and Treasurer, increasing
salary of each TO $4,000, which was rejected
in the Senate. November 18th, and then re-
considered. and made the special order for
10 O'Clock this day, and that hour having
arrived. Mr.. Stovall offered bill in lieu,
which was adopted.
Then. on motion of Mr.. Bumpass. the
provision in the bill in lieu; TO Increase the
salaries $1,000 was stricken out aud $500
substituted.
Mr.. Stanton then off.red an amendment
providing that this bill shall not take fret
until after -'ibe expiration of term of off e
Of present incumb, hts, )" which was ri cied.
The question then being upon the final pas
sage OF the bill In the Senate, the result
stood, ayes Is, noes 8.
nther sp cial order" the bill to abolish
the Office Of State Geologist and Mineralo-
eist," was taken up. and passed 3rd reading,
ayes II, noes 3.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Bill to be entitled IAN Act to amend the
Code" Passed 3rd reading.
Bill to amend the charter of the Memphis
City Schools. Passed 3rd reading.
Bill TO amend the law on the subject of in
berlIance OF aliens. Passed 3rt reading.
Bill TO amend the charter of the University
of the South. Passed third 7, aiding.
Bill 10 change he lime of holding Circuit
Courts in Henry and Humphreys counties.
Passed bird reading.
House bill granting further time 10 the
President and Directors of the Cincinnati
and Cumberland Gap Railroad, to complete
said road. Passed first reading and referred
to Committee on Internal improvements.
Mr.. Stokes Introduced bill to incorporate
the Middle Tennessee Insurance. Company
at Lebanon. Passed first reading and refer
red TO the Committee OH Private Incorpora-
tons.
The Senate then adjourned to nine O'Clock
tomorrow.
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GEORGIA RAuRoADs.-Governor Brown Of
Georgia. says in his late message to the Leg
islaturc that the State has derived the pas I
year 100000 net profits from the Western
and Atlantic railroad, Notwithstanding ex-
pensive repairs made upon it. He estimates
the road to have cost the S ate 81 AL 600.
To tie Atlantic and Gulf road. $50 900 in
State bonds have been issued. and $4,000
more shortly will be. The State issues S5O.-
600 in bonds for every 100000 paid in 10y
the stockholders. He thinks well of the
road, and still adheres TO the opinion that
State aid. in the way OF endorsement and
guarantee might he judiciously extended 10
other roads. but only under conditions sufi-
CicDt TO secure the State against losses lie
proposes to hold the stockholders liable to
the State for every deficiency to pay interest
or principal not met by the sale of the road.
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Great Damage 10 the sugar Crop

The effects at the great northcr Of Satur-
day last. and &C the several freezes since, have
been most disastrous on the sugar crop The
loss throughout the State ny these uuprrce-
dentcd viii ations Of extreme cold is various
" estimated from seventy 10 one hun Ircd
thousand hogsheads. Y rious causes have
combined To increase the extent Of this dis
aster. Owing 10 the backwardncss Of the
cane our planters were generally behindhaad
In grinding not one-four h of tn" Gro. having
been taken off Mt the date of the noriher of
Saturday. Most of them. too. had cnmnrnc-
ed with the rattonns. leaving the green plant
10 mature, and the ratioons are far less in
juriu>ly affected by the freeze than the
plants.
The effects OF the cold therefore fell mnin-
" upon the green cane which, having alread Y
lost the protection OF the l-avrs by previous
frosts. has been very completely A." cooked {"
by these successive freezes. The eyes are
killed. and the juice exudes from them--a
very Ind symptom The planters stopped
their mills. aud went vigorously to work To
windrnw their cane. In this way they may
save "A portion at least of il; but even win
drowning mny lie defeated by the piercing
brc ze. and the seed-cane for next s"ason
seriously endangered. TIL" extent Of the
calamity can not at present he estimated.
but in the most favorable view it is heliev,
that it will rodrcr the cr,p to an aggregate
of two hundred and twenty-five thousand
hogsh ais.
This freeze was the more severe and de-
siructivc h. cause il was unhccompanied by
rain A dry freeze j. regarded as far more
fatal Than wet frt'eE , and this j. the sever'tt
dry freeze ever known To our oldest sugar
planters. This reduction of the sugar crop
and consequent advance Of price is a more
serious disaster tn the consumers than To The
culti,at"rs uf sugar. Our planters, having
short crops to take on. will I've able 10 turn
th,ir LABOR TO the Improvement of their plan
tations. particularly to the strengthening 81
their levees. the neglect at which bias herrto-
fire brought such serious disasle rs upon the
State. The eagerners To mike too large
crops il a very pcrc' ptibie evil TO our South
ern agriculture.
Ii suhordinatcs every thing to the single
idea If The crop. and makes be planter t"o
irrancnily dependent whore he ought TO be
sclfreliast aud independent IL eompels
him 10 bay what h. ought TO produce. and
a. hire labor. "a which he ought TO have M
abundance. II may make him suddenly
rich, bat at the expense Of mach anxiety
and severe till. thar may disqnalify him from
the enjoyment Of his accumulation. The
old maxim. fssiuss lsDts. IL qaile As applicable
Ia plant r. as To all the other clasras Of men,
ia a word, the TOO Tass quite ~ "itrn misz the
goal " success and happiness as the too
slow.--E. D. Delta, lsA.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TUESDAY, Nov. %, 1859.
The House met pursuant To adjournment.
Prayer 10y Rev. Mr.. Bardwcli.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were introduced. read
first time and severally passed.
Mr.. Jones, bill 10 supply each of the
Justices OF the Peace in this State, copy of
| the Code.
Mr.. Trewhitr. a bill for the IT lief of John II.
Payne.
Mr.. Caldwell. bill to change the meme
at TocO'e Mining Company, and for other
puI poses.
M. Norman. bill to auihorizr Justices
of the Peace to issue OK. cutiOns in C, rtain
Cases.
Mr.. BrittOn, hill TO increase the capital
of the Bank of Tenncss, e, three millions
dollars.
The unfinished bnsinrss of yesterday, being
the hill TO withdraw the Bank of Mcmnhis.
and To establish a branch of The Bank of
Chattanooga. On its second rradiug-aId an
amendment making the branch subj ct to all
general laws that may he passed bv the Leg
islaIurr. reg hating Banks and Banking was
adopt d. yeas 40, nays 20. An amendment
reserving the pow, to alter or +, peal this
act at the discr' tiou Of the Legislature, was
rejected. yeas %. nays 49, and then the bill
passed. yeas 49, nays %.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
The bill TO give further tim TO The Cincin-
natl, Cumberland Gap and Charleston Rail-
road Company, was taken up and passed its
third reading.
THE SPECIAL ORDER,
Being ros' lurions 10 amend the State Con-
stitution. That al Mr.. Jones nj king The
sessions of the l." gislarure quadrcnnial was
rejected That OF Mr.. Vaughn making Clerks
and Masters in Chanctry elective 10y the peo-
pie and tor four years. was also T. jrct,d.
The House then proc ,ded Ia the con
sideratiun Of Senate bills nn cond reading.
aud after sometime spent therein adjourned
till 2 Z. NJ.
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PAsSPoRrs.--The following Official notice
ir"m the Department. oi State appears la The
C0Hsifhshoa
Information has been received at this
Department., from an ofieiai source. that
certificates f,om notaries Ia the United States
OF Am, RIGA. issued TO naturally d or nnnaiu.
raliz d inhabii ants. do not eoafvr The right
Of entrance into Prussia. nor through Prussia
into Germany. nor. evrn with the visa If
ministers or sonsnls, would they have anv
validity A. passp.sts. Fnrtbermcrr. The only
passports Ia tbs United States which are ef
any validity, are tbo-e Issued BY tbs Geaeral
Government u Washington
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GERRIT SMITHS VAGAmEs.-The New York

Observer says:
IA another department Of this paper we
hav" expressed the opinion that Gerrtt
Smiths insanity was the cause. and not the
,tTsct, Of hi- radicalism. Since those scnlmcns
were written We have had our attention cali
ed To n remark 10y the late venerahl" Archi-
bald Alexander. ID. D.. in bis History of
Colonization. IL remark that is singularly CO.
incident with the view we have taken of his
ccc"Diric course. DR.. Alexander says OF MIR.
Smith:
His whole course, since he abandoned
and denounced the lColonzatiou1 Society.
has heen rather indichve OF a certain degree
OF MENTAL BEREAVEMENT, than OF wis loIn
aud >ohriety Of mind"
Such a remark made some ten or fifteen
years ago, by one accu-tomcd TO the study at
psychology and greatly skilhd in mental
phenomena. has peculiar significance now
that the strange career OF it's subject has had
melancholy and disastrous close. II con-
firms us in the opinion that IL IL had not been
for this tendency 10 insanity we should not
have seen So many eccentricities in this ami
able aud philanthropic man.
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re-Awell dressed ern,IemAniy lool

Hs- A well dressed grntIemaniy looking
individual called ePon the Principal OF q
fashionable seminary In New Yosk 10 arrange
for The accommodation OF has ehildFrn. Mhea
requested TO pay in advance. be gave a
worthless dfsf. received sT5 10 money In
change. and departed. forgetting sines to
sead lbe ehlldEea 90 his address.
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Sanfard's Challenge Heaters.

TU-T received a "a Of Sanf.rd's eclebraied CHAI.
81 LEN6E HEATERS, the most powerful hssseFs
and he gTsstesi fuel knswa. They are dpg
81 fr e Ia iTivsts Houses, Pnblic Halls CnAwhsrs
Scores, &c Nothing superior 10 them has been IN
xealrd.
I addition them have variety u other STAY e
% the best kitsis; sHi prepared - pGt ap fur
naees. ke ard 10 do all descriptions % WORK "a ms
line, al thc shortest uotiCs
nsxsS-ld mo W wIISuS
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$50 Reward.

CToI.EN from tho Subscriber. living mile,
- S'nth OF Vest Point, ltardin County ny -, on th
lsh of September last, large bright surrcl n.
rather max mAuo and toll. Ahnnt i6 hands h. whHC
hind ieg-, bz = u biz lace, paccs when made pace
bu: irUts Nell. a good busy horse uiDe ye4rs ole
last spring, has htile ie gap Ia his oNe len
I'D. ! will give hfy dollars Ter the delivery Of ii.
horse o. for information 50 thai Can get him.
/ q. FISHER.
P.S-The horse VIII lay hts ears back aud try Il
BITE when you pat the saddle 81 him. I.G y.
g. I'm
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met pursuant to adjournma mt
and r, sUms'l he consideration al ; mate bills
on 2nd reading-the evering bling princi-
rally .pent in discussing the bill to regulate
TipFling Tipping Houses. etc, which was
finally indefinitely postponed yeas 80, nays
81.
The House then adjourned till O'Clock
to morrow morning..
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~The Atlanta (Ga.) Temperance oFs-
ssI~ publishes beautiful poem by Mr.. l..
VIRGINIA FRENCH. and announces that
abe has been engaged as = regular con-
sribntor to that Journal. The Crusader 10
enc Of the very best werklies In the South !;
nevertheless Mrs. FREScH will add to Its re-
pptsiion.
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Bakerv and Confectionery.

A $50 received = GBe as=orimrnt 81 frrnrh Con-
"A f-ctianaries AN siiii manufacturing that A.
No. C.ndy. aud selling u as cheap any
houss che city, have made, recently, adcfslaB %
ny RskcFy and no~ able - igrnish a great
many mere of those extra large Leaves II Bread
With ali the varsity Of cakes, Pies. ke- .ke
CilAS. RfhER r<0N,
oefsT No II ksrket street
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A Partner Manfed.

w c iNvu - an equal ssastncr "a b4s.ne~s ~hef,
S. o. Ia airrady iHv.stsd. Address "a b, " esrf
Methodist i'ubli-hFg Hsnse, Nashville, Tenn.
y. B-Bills e stock hand ~ili b. shown 70 no
ufy the party that the above amount - fusil
nanl.a. fntN -ln
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Ambrosypes and MeIaneotypes

h. eh~4sSst sRa abe best, are asds al ths -
L 6AiieFs, earnsr q celisss Aad gaioa sGrestz.
Tmsussssatype llesaFe q deceased psrsans here
he eopgtea 4n6 thra~a 40 sha Lsfs .sls< PsssFasl
Pls2ss cal aud sE,eclussak
Pssneipls aas sole PrepFissor u Ne hsaAssasyps
Els1s Is AAsasA1s. sesxl~S
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For Sale at a Bargai' A..

NEW neat One story Brick Dwelling House two
"a Roo" Porch and Ci-ieFn, situate in Shelby's
d. tat"ui''H, ON Russell street. opposite Or Her.
man : c"tuge. For further Information quire
the premises at this Office. nOV-S-u
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New Music! New Music!!
Al lAuck's Music store.

DOnBiN around ,sehOtiiscb, Is cents.
I'D sAivsry Nidbisht Aeon, 70
have hskrd from sounes -
Anstz Lsl-, Il bsAHtifal sag - s
eentie Aanss, variations BY betAkJ Is +"
forest tslaao, Polka srlllants BY Cots
ehxik, 80
Ia rsaslzta, csmpls1e Opera 81 90
RichaFdssn . revised fi4no Instructor. : %
Teachers and Summaries suppfie1 On the usual
terms @nd Muse seat % any part % ths eonntry
rsesipa Of zaskst prscs- srptl7-a
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OFFICE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA R. r. Co.
Nashville, Nov 10, 1859.
V. X. STEVENSON. Esq, p est.
Dear Sir---Ahove you have statements marked A
and q The first shows the con.on Of the company
the LIST Instant The other shows the receipts and
expenses Of the rausportaIt Depa Ttment for the
eleven months ending 1t instant. well amount
paid Tor permanent work, interest on funded debt,
&c. ". A. CLAWS.
noy23-W1t Treasurer and creIary
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Nashville and Nor.h-w..serpU mn.

Nashville and Nor:h-W essern nc. N.
FURLIc LIFTING OF the GRApt AIION, BKipG-
N cling end 1RfsSLiA6 OF about - mixes al the
Western ny OF the Nashviiie sud North Western
Railroad. extending from near DTcsd,h 10 liuniing
den viii be held AZ Dresden, Tennessee, on THURS
BAY 9th a pfCkN ~ next.
PFoBhs, Plans, 81 oeihcr ons. kc., ~ili be ready
md Ora II the Engineers once, IN H.ek man. KY,
from Nort nbrr epth o. ptca mbsT 81 and - urrs
den from p-eep Der sth 10 December sih.
Sealed lrofss EsiS ior the work b. sst0us - abos
mile each, sil be received untii uro~asbeF 81
at Hickman ny AID until the murnifg u lAreenber
tlh, az Dresden, lean. Terms mostly .ash.
w.. STEVENSON,
President.
"a. Hfil.Nf1t
novT "a EngilVeF Western nFs.
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The battalion QuadriiIe Band

II snnoaaelng themselves ssn. tia adapt
ed % the desires e the feFpEieA FeAn community
also the Paeie thzt ihss PREPARE o. ae-
mmoAzss We ding Parties, 20 rees. ts2ils and aHy
othsr occasion where stEnx muse i FesgiFed The
most g1sSFsE 10 zpnls~tsoa HEzscsEII FE>.
ssF@Sx naTtf-iIsa
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Fancy Goods.

IUSr reo.ived fresh stock Of Fancy Goods,
- Combs, brushes. PurseS. Pocket Books, Porte
Hsnnzses leather sateh-.s, travelling Cases, shell
faeking c"mbs Nest Buttons, kaxrs, straps, Toslss
Alrrurs, scissors HALVES. &C ,aIifaF sale lsw by
noxisg J. MostII-
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brandy! BRANDY

VIZ have iust rsrslssA % be ssld Ger secnnnto
w essnssness. he falio~ins sapeFior Brandy via
a.h rlpss ol-ras Dapsy Co cosnAes isses
finetl c@stiiian CO. :. 1884;
toa<rter - Bzs9aie 1857,
I % . or.ra. pupey Co lass;
TIE aesss wLi be sold On q credit Of tour muath<-
II not dispnsoa 81 Erestons next sucslcn z<ss
fr.csz<s nszo Il viii Re ucsred - suesion- os8
CARTER. wTIsFokp co.
o>k@f 10. A.rke< E,c>t.
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HoIIoway,s Uin,men..-Pains in the

back or limbs, stin neck, rheumaiism, rheumatic
govt, neuralgia and throat, cured by Rub
bing this great ami diseases Of the muscles
and nerve. Sold so Mai len Lane, y y.
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The Official vote for Governor and Lieut..
Governor-says the Austin (Texas) Easilt-
fesoeT, Of the 18th inst. l. ms follows, ss
counted by the Senate and Houre Of Repre-
sentative- in joint session. on Friday. Nov.
1lth, 1889:
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L,uuR god upslalr RooIns ga Respectable iAanyl
L. Wss0a o. Cszai H0asu, ~aa use 81 YaFa saa
hyarant Po~sossioa Isl January, iseo.
Apply AZ this oiies noy2i-f
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DlSSECTING INSTRUMENTS
AND
Medical Saddle Rusa

yITE are lust n rseefps 81 kssther sapp,y Of De
w ssctlns laFtramrnts snd heescAl sadie hsgf
e ns~ saa imprsse1 ssy lee. - sAick respsct
faiy issste rs aiseztisa e sscieAi slsasnts .ne
FrsetltieEeFs.
KAISs BRoHx 90.
oesSl-9 Ss- % $3.50 ss&s fss1s sSs4Es-
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

A GIRL 90 DO hoase work. an industrious white ~
n black gsrl 1sii Apply No. n Ssuth
SpEaee street, once. noxz1u
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louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.


ZzLZ 2-zleL EHzxL s.zZXZ
TWO through Passenger Trans between Nash
VILE and LouisS lille, max ms close CONNECTIONS n
Louisville for New aEk Boston, Hi Adell his Bat
tiuor~, NAshnEton City, bunalo. Niagara Fails
Clcx Gland Tine lnnssi -. LOUIS and tile fer West
firsl wan ie@ses AsthN tiie at A. NJ daily stsp-
ping a 6@il tin, Bowl Green, Glasgow gune tos
lssbeihtOnn and ali regular south q Ieb
Hnoa Juteiisn, ben sshailed by Gag, and arriy-
as ~ loslsyihs ~ :: o.. N. Return NJ, ieavea
Louisville Al 90 a. N. stopping above, and
rivins IN Nashville - $40 2 A..
ssruisa ifAin leaves Nashville az 2se5 z. n. dsisy
la1AdASs sEeritedsl EtfpIing - hrst tain, and
~ ins IA Il aitiir ~ ~ ~ night Returning leaves
lsuzvins 81 2sZl q. N, stopping as above aud ar
riviae Ia AaShyille a. 1910 a. night
Sslizils Aceomnasdation Tram leaves N.shxilie
aAiig l>uad4ys exeelaral A &sos r. ~, stopping
ressi-r st@tioss Nben skn-iiea b flag, and ArriF
ing 10 eaiiAtln att@Sf. n. ketarning eavss Gsiis-
asa ~ 80 A. NJ, @sd arrives IN Nashville At sss
A N.
JANE y. GAMBLE, sup't.
Al. FIns. Gen 1IleksI AE,i nosI ar
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urw Aburrtiscmrnts
For Cairo and st. Louis.

For Cairo and st. Louis.
FElIE ane, light draught T--n -
L steamer e. la, CoKBETT, z-ssss<ss7sskea |
MaSt-r, u u leave tor the above szszszzzz<E<z1er2
and inIermeUite ports on TIL hSDAl, the "a h
inst. at o'clock n. N.
\. HAMILTON,
nov22-td II. IL. HARRISON, NseHS'
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Houses and Lots
A Il PU Lie ALE.

an FRIDAY, 18TH NOVEMBER, 1889, on the pre-
~ misses, will sell at public sale. that valuable
improved property OF the late Mrs Tarver, situated
on College street in Mct;avocks drst addition The
lot fronts ninety hye feet College street and runs
back about $50 feet Ca alley. There are a o
frame HOUSES, with all ether necessary out houses
on the lot which has been divided and each con-
tains from three To rooms, all ia good repair.
This prop Tty Is situated in 81 the thiC KY
settled, and fast InpTovB additions Ia Nashville,
and is IN every retpcct desirable property We
would earnestly call the attention of those wishing
To purchase cheap and comfortable h0nsss 20 this
sale, and would ash examination OF II before day
Of sale.
TERMs or SAIE-oI third cash, balance IN one aud
two years, with interest, and lien retained.
+. Il. GLASCoCK Co,
noys-td. Agents.
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Dissolution.

THE eo-p1Ftnership heretsfsfe existing under the
rtyie aad arm = !. ~. LANGLEY A CO., has
the day beeu dissolved b. asu1asi cohsrEL The
basiness ~iH hefesfsor De coBeacfed b. J ".
L-ANGlkf, Who aloBs authorized - settle ths
business q The l1te asn.
n RccKER. il.
IN. IAN6Lkr
Nashville, Isly Ist. is&s.
y. B--fis~ essins.z hereafter sIh ee eoeeoctsd
~ TIE en1erslxbsd, ~ The ed stAnd. - uniss
slEsss- J. ~ LANGLEY.
oetza-tf
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A ee&stifai assortment 1ast opened al Lacks Mn
"A sc aaf Faney sssss an Chareh xtFest. Call zne
sx.s=sas esisss psreA.<-as sssswksss
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DCkSJ ANT 80 the lAw IN such prov ided Il
Il Will sell 30 the highest bidder for cash, the
Court House Nashville, OF Saturday The 10th day
Of u, ccmber, 1859, n eFro man Ismed Jack Jack
mmHted 10 tie iaf ~ lavld county
tlIe eth dag 4 Aogember. 1855, Tepr, scented hen
committed that be belonged ." AieXa yrnrs, 81
fayett county. AAbana, AM has not been reclaim.
ed He is about 90 years old, e. 1 INC high,
and weighs about 10 pounds, and is Il dark
pleSio". sale under the Law, and viii nlcate
good tstie As against all owners. zee tUn ss Of
the Code Of Tennessee.
J. NJ. HINTON.
Sheriff OF Davidson comfy.
BY THos HoHsoS, JaIloT. noylo-xd
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Cheap but Coed.
Notice.
NOTICE.


Eho agents FOR yell kaO~a Insurance. comIe
aiss I large casa ealtols. that ais have thsr
ossss p ogFty paid. No. IS College street.
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POstpOnenent.
Runaw Negro to be Sold.

The above sale IL postponed until MONDAY, NO
he ", RtiieT. nov22
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iIarper's Magazine for December.

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+. HAGAN,
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STATEMENT

STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE NASH
VILE AID CHATTANOOGA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY on FIRST NOVEM-
Der, 1859: