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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-23

FmExANs' BArI--A Ball will be given on Monday
the 9th of January the anniversary of the battle Of
New Orleans at the Court House, for the benefit OF
Capitol Hill Fire Company, No. 4.
TICKETS $5.-Can be had of any of the Committee
CoNNTrTEE.-T. W. Stephenson, NJ. NJ. Henkle
Jr, J. D. Musgrove, A d. Creighton and J. II. Strick
land I'd
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FOR COUNTY OFFICEHs.
For Sheriff.

weare authorised tn announce JOHN K EDMUNDsoN as
candidate Sheriff Of Davidson county athe election.
oet25 I'd
We authorized to Jas NJ HINTON cand
election for Office Of Sheriff Of Davidson county
at the ensuing March election sep9s-d
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MeLeaa'r Volcanic ON Linimsrs
20 Hcrsss ana othsr Arimala.

WI rphsye pail. almost irstsntaneOusiy, and it vi
cleanse, purify, and bcal the fOuest sores in an
eEodiEly short time.
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Also by ". W. BERRY & DEMOvILLE, EwIN, Pl
TON & CO.
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River and steamBOas News. I

The river is now on the rise. Reports from
the upper Cumberland by the Charter, represent
seven feet of clear rise, from the south fork of
the Cumberland; heavy snow the mountains
little freights offering for shipment and until
a change takes place in the way of freights, they
will be compelled to tie up. The present stormy
and foggy weather has detained the arrivals of our
expected steamers. We, therefore omit the list of
expected steamers and await their arrival before
making any further announcements.
ARRIVED.
Minnetonka, from Paducah.
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The most EfTicaciOus Renedy for the
Head now in Use.
This preparation has gained considerable reputation in this
locality having mot crafty
ing results by quite goody number Of the citizens Nashville
eud vicinity who will unhesiangy sustain the excellent
qualities claim for this agent rs
HAIR Tonic restore the hair to its original color promotes
growth, arrests its falling off, dandruH and speedily
all diseases of the scalp The proprietor could esiy fill
with cards citizens certifying
the great restorative and cleansing pees the preparation,
does deem such his part all necessary.
Those who give trial need further proof satisfy
that it is what itis represented to be.
Seld at the Drug Store OF
DEMOVILLE 4 CO.,
Corner Of Church and Cherry streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
TON & CO. sug24,
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MOLRAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL


Heartbarn, Inward Piles, Acidity Sickness u the
Stomach Fullness Of Blood q the Head, Dull Pam
Swimming In the Head. Pa'pitatioL Of TIRE Heart,
Fulil.ess or Weight in the Stomach sour Eructations
Choking or Suffocating Feeling When ling down,
Dryness or Yellovness Of the Skin and Ewes, Night
Sweats Inward Fevt ~, Pain in the Small Of the Back
Chest or Side, Sudden Fushes % Heat Depression 20
Spirits, Frightfg. Dreams, LanguO-, DsspoLdency %
any Nervous Disease, Sores Blutches ON the skin,
AVID Fever and Ague Tor Chills and Fever. IL Will
also cure diseases Of the Biader and Womb, snch
Seminal Weakness, Incontiueucs Of Urine. Strlu-
quarry, Inflammation on Weakness Of the Womb or
Bladder Whites. etc.
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TIME Proprietors Of the GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large travel from the opening Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, enlarged the Hotel to douhe its
former car acy, with and extensive Billiard Rooms, Bath
Rooms &c.
The pebble may rely that the weearned reputation Of the
OUsE a strictly first class Hotel shall be maintained
This conveniently located for travel East West
the Louisville Jacksonville Railroad having d
rect connections all Northern and Eastern Cities and
the Landing United States Mail Line Steamers for Cncin
natl and the within a square Of the EOtel.
Baggage checked in the Calf House to all the principal
points North, East and West.
II r Time from Louisville to New York IS hours
sT,vVQG r,
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TOGETHER
A61Et 50 900 BasAelsof RAcat, OReird o. seItcI
Prime article Of Waite, ogerei for sale.
NiS sale rendered necessary by dissolution Of The part
uershiP under which the mill owned and will there
fore he offered exceedingly favorable terms. 1t Of The
FINEST FLOORING NILS IN TEKYESSEEI
located at the thriving town Of Springfield, with
l0 ind on the Rlrjad firm Nashville to ClAksve twenty
eight miles from the former Pae and surrounded by spen
did Wheat growing cOlnty.
The Mill Is entirely New,
In fine conit and in successful operation The purchaser
can take the wheat or not, at his rgn option.
II not ID privately, the property will soil {, the
highest bidder the pemiSe the I3th of January
next, on the following terms One hd in oIr months,
the remaining fwohirds ia eluli t4mens
years the whole drawing interest from day Of s
payable ia baRk and endOIsej.
SALE POSITIVE AND WITHOUT RESERFE
For further information apply undersigned
1T Spring field, Tenn. 10 C. STARK,
dec 2O-ltd h. A, NILLIAMS
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Bank of West Tennessee. at
29tIsS1aS MBMPHIs.-The notes of this Bank will be
redeemed at t. Uaon Bank Of Tennessee Nashville ds
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Aggregate Increase

IMPORTANT RAILROAD DECIsIoNs.-TwO important
decisions have been recently made in regard to
county subscriptions to railroads-One affecting the
county of Stark, and the other of Tazewell, in
Illinois. The Supreme Court of the State held
that submission to the people involving two prop
Ostions subscribing portion to one road, and the
balance to another that the voter could not vote
for one and against the other illegal, and the
subscription therefore void The decision is impor-
tant as affecting various city and county bonds issu-
ed for railroad purposes.
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The Methodist sunday school Association.
The regular meeting OF the Association will be held this
evening" sd iust McKendree Church, O'Clock. An
will be delivered by Rev. J. B. McFERRN, D. D.
full attendance is desired.
THos o. SUMMERS, President.
WV. II. MORROW. Secretary.
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EXTENSIVE SMOKE HOUSE
With great facilities for
CURING BACON, FOR EARLY TRADE.

and FIRE PROM Smoke H0Bse their premises.
In The rear situated South size Of Sroi Street.
Ehere prepared TeceiYs quantities Of PORK in
SALT which Converted into BACON with great facility,
and offered the adefrom 10 trO fhs tdr than 10
or bv shippers other points
sequence great advautaEes experienced - the shippers
growing Of snail losses in weight compared with those
eden during the sprrG and aOnhs AID
50 the QUICK sALES which maze thus akns cf the
nts early day. 6ore ne devehQpmest Of tafHt IRON
erant Of thorough ssg and also Obvsng the greatest Of
All difficulties with joinis-the attack OF flies
The undersigned have had several experience IN The
above Curing Bacon, and confidently Affirm that
the BE derived by SMOKING AaRKrr are
equai in the price OF lie Meat
s H. and style greatly super to sByhing which
other points, thereby rendering II more Gfrdc
tie 90 tie buyer and lucrative 10 he shipper.
Cha ge5 king and selling mOdeTEe Any eommunicA
tins on SUBJECT touching The sale Of Baron. flour
Produce generally, will H promptly and personally attended To-
Very respectfully,
J. A. ANsLEY 4 CO.
r..
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

The best Christmas and Holiday Presents in the
City are to be found at the HOWE Sewing Machine
Office, 50 College street. See advertisement in anO
ther column dec2l-l0t
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AffnrneN GcnarnI;

We are authorized to announce r. W. HATwooD,
Esq., as a candidate 70? the office Of Attorney Gen
eral fer the Ninth Judicial District, composed Of
the counties of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson
Election n, 1t Nav.
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Have been sold during the last six months, and 10
No Instance has It filled in giving entire satisfaction
Who then, will SUI from weakness debility. when
MeLesas Strengthening Cordial Will cure you
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J. H MCLEAN, Sole proprietor,
81 Tffrd "A pt.a IL. a Ious. NJ

For sale ~ nOIesAie and retail i'm NasisVtm
Tennessee q Proprstar prices, By Berry Derotis, O.
Hendr.hott and yo g. Brown. ami By reeche Drug
ii " ire United State Z s-as7 50 dtsiy
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From Wnshinufnn

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-SENATE-M Gwinn intro
duced Pacific Railroad bill
Mr.. Clay introduced bill to repeal all laws
granting fishing bounties.
Mr. Slidell offered resolution, which was passed.
To adjourn tomorrow, over every three days until
the Sd of January.
HOUSE unmpOrtant. The 18th bal
lot was taken resulting follows Total number
| of votes, 223. Necessary to a choice, lI2-Sher-
man. 95; Mlson, 10; Gimer, Sc Davis of Indi-
ana, 3 Adrian, 3; scattering, g.
Nineteenth ballOt-Total number of votes 222.
Necessary to a choice, FISHERMAN, lO8 Millson
So Gilmer, n; scattering "a,
BY Ihe Overland Mail.
| ST. LOUIS, 2l.-The steamer COrtez reached San
Francisco on the 9th. causing much rejoicing.
BOggs' case is to be appealed.
The Austrian brig Ivach, which was supposed to
be lost, was found to be anchored on the Mexican
coast The most of her crew were dead.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 22.-The New Orleans Med-
cal College Faculty in reply to an application Of the
medical students at New York say that they will
be admitted here on nominal terms. The students
here resolved to invite Southern students at the
North to free lectures here although paid for there
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 22.-The river is falling, with 8
feet inches water in the canal. There is excel
lent sleighing here. Thermometer at l40.
State Treasurer Convicted
COLUMBUS o., Dec 22.-W. II. Gibson, former
State Treasurer, has been convicted of embezzling
the State funds. A new trial is applied for.
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Do you wish 10 be healthy and strong? Then 90 az
once, and get some Of McLean's Cordial 10 viii
strengthen and nvigOrate your whole system, caning
healthy and pure cirI uaOn % blood % Bow thruugh
every vein, and the rich, rosy bloom d health 20
mount to Your cheek again
l. faT ~ ofrSa anff nrfi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-23

EARNINGS OF TWENTY RAILROADS FOR THE MONTH OF
NOVEMBER Cincinnati Enquirer gives the fol-
lowing statement of the aggregate earnings of TWEEN
ty of the principal railroads of the country, (nclud
ed in which are the principal East and West lines)
with the receipts of the same month in 1858. Eve
~ road but two Of the twenty increased their re-
ceipts over the corresponding period of last year.
The total decrease of these two was only S3sS7 As
The business of thu roads shows a general degree
of prosperity that promises an encouraging future.
Theifoowing the figures
1853 -. = 6uS I34 g9
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HARDWARE.

E. R. Stoddard & Co, Forge & Metchell Hasel
tine & Walton D. F. Fleming & Co.. Durham
Taft Il Co.; r. A. Prngle & Co.
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CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
Brown Palma Webb & Sage.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Haviland Stevenson & Co.; John Ashhurst Ruff
& DOwie; Nelson COrter.
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
Bowen, Foster Co.; Thayer, Dewing & Co; AL
bert Lengnick Marshall Bu-ge; J. W. Knox.
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Horsey, Auten & Co.; D. r, Williams & Co.. F. D
Tanning.
saddles and SaddIery Hardware,
Jennings, Thomlinson Co.; HASTE, Calhoun & Co.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
McCarter & Dawson; A. Carter; S. D, Jones
Agent Methodist Book Concern.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and window Curtains,
Lsmberts & Howell; James G. Baile.
PAPER COMMISSION DEALER.
Joseph Walker.
Importers and Dealers I'm Wines Liquors,
Segars, Tobacco, &c.
Chafee, St Amand & Croft [dee 20-d4w.
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Coal Cooking stoves.
MO Cooking Stove for compares gas consuming
THE TROPIC.
1t little fuel that you may pay stove with the
savings of the winters fuel.
COAL OIL AND LAMPS
that work admirably oil smoke aBd
with almost imPerceptibe odor.
Yeast Cakes
50 Gross just rceved-5c dozen Everybody them
SILVER SOAP
fresh supply just received The for cleaning sill
glass; paintings MARBLE cindispsnsabs at Christ
Pl ted Knives Forks Spoons Ladies', Tea and Coffee Pes
Casters, Cups, &c, great variety, very cheap
Cutlery OF all styesyOry, Perche Eb ny, Cocoa
Bone and all kinds Of handles, at very low prices.
dec go MACKENZIE h MINCHIN.
DIR. ,McCIintOck'S PecIOraI syrup, standing
in rank o. the profession. Dr. McCntOck has given
medicine the world under the Of his high
taon, Of certain immediate permanent RELIEF
Of the throat and lungs which dehed all other
dies. Price 81. soldby 10 @. BROWN,
10 ,27-d&wim Nashville.
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NIOTICE.s--0n the night Of Il 81 morning Of the eth
instant $50 bill on the Union Bank OF Tennessee
through mistake, passed the
Cloud Eotel for IS II the person whom
passed. has discovered the they will please return IT,
octII-d --s
HAGAN & JOHNSON,
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Very Desirable city Property
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
ETE Offering sale that desirable improved prop
wv erty OF Thnmss smith Esl better known a. the Dr
place Cherry between Church and Broad
streets property Of the mns central and conve
rient portions city The lot fronts hundred ana thr
v one On cherry street. hack huzdred and
eighty feet alley The lot has seen divided
into four LOTS cO1tsung the dwelling fronts foyone
the Others front thirty and will be sold atohsr
as may s CONSIDER this the mos de-
srabe market and only needs examination
to recommend itself favorAhy.
For terms Of sale &ceal on our oee w. g College
street, next aoor to the Merchants Bank.
Err GLAs COCK h CO..
dec COW Agents.
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TO THE
nj E II C. TEL A n II S
OF THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

w. the undersigned importers and obbers the city Of Charles
on in present excited OF the county, dem
proper bring the notice OF merchants the claims
patronage custom The majority have been
established in business, and from experience well
acquainted with the wants Of hs section Of country All Of
hold sentiments common the agng question Of the daJ
slavery and all Of DESIRE far psctic be to become
commercially independent of the North We desire
energy ard enterprise Of the Merchants of North
claim to be able to supply goods
lines favorable terns both to price andredit
the merchants of any city in the Union We facilities 70
obtaining goods from Europe not surpassed any ami i'm
pOrtaions from abroad large Notwithstanding the
ports contrary circulated by thosswho knowledge
of what they affirm whose interest prompt them mea1
goods obtain from the manufactures favor
aAe any JObbg Merchants Of the Northern cities
Why then should not be abe to sell favorable terms
others7
able and determine to do sani all Weas Of you is,
try this Market lay aside the prejuJceor is only pru-
dceha your customers prefer goods from New York those
Charleston and build and encourage sespo
merchants If do whatWe profess you
subjected very little incl nvenience opportunities
leaving by railway steamer offered every twelve hours
stocks will be complete by February and
to be seen how OF who heretofore pur
all their goods Northern give Charleston
| trial this Spring
| Charleston, s c., Dscembar Isth, 1859.
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NNTE day with Partner in th'
w Wholesale Boot Shoe and Hat trade. RussEL 81 KSEAIsD
the firm Of BRAssTORB ECW & Co. The style OF
our firm will unchanged Having increased facilities,
shall enlarge business and the trade relT finding
and eehpee OF goods line, to which
their attention is respectfully invited.
NASHVILLE dec. 6th-dtW&W,t jan !. -
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MoIEAys yoLcAEIc OIL LrrrMEKr.


III DIsT ITN'WENT n II WNNIUs
The ONLY safe anil CERTAIN cure tGr Cancers, Piies,
Tuners. swslsngz and Brunrhee or Goitrr. Psraiy-
ss, Neuralgia, Weakness u the Museie. ltr.uie OF
Innalnmaf6-y Reformation, Stiffness Of the Joi.r
Contracted Muscles Ligaments, EaTachs OF Tnuth-
ache B-uise- Sprains, Wounds. Fresh Cuts, lgrr-,
fever 50. - Oaked breasts, sore Nipple, BsIIls.
scals Sore Throat. OF any Inflammation PaiH. %
dHs-enee how severe, OF how long The disease bly,
have existed McLEAN's CELEBRATED I1NImENT is a
certain remedy.
Thousands Il human bcings Ia. been saved E. LIS
OF drc--pinds aud misery BY the of Ills iEyali-
-
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The THATCHER Lister The Memphis Argus
Of the 18th says .. 1t has been rumored about the
city during the past few days that the letter pur-
porting to be written by the alleged underground
agent" THATCHER, and produced on the trial of DIR.
PALMER for completely in JOHN BRowS's invasion,
before Esq. HORNE, some time since, written by
q gentleman residing in this county who is some
what Interested in the estate of Mrs. PALMER We
could ascertain the name of the person charged
with the authorship OF the letter in question, and as
rumors are generally very unreliable are inclined
to think the letter still something of mystery. If
DR. PALMER knows the author of the document, he
should expose him to the public
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McLean's celebrated LiEiment Is the oily Cafe sqd
reliable remedy fur thu Of gavin, Rims Be,o.
Wndgalls, Splints, Unnatural Lumps, Nodes %
SWellings II viii never Gail 10 cure Big Head, fuil
evil, FistHla, Old Running Sores, SwC'Hy, IL
properly a2plitd. For Sprains, Bruises, Scratches,
Cracked hsels, Caies Saddle Collar GuIls. Cuts.
Sores, Wounds, il Is infallibo remeg.y. tul y
u directed, and cure Il certain in every Instance
Then tribe no longer with the many worthless Linz
lRents offered 10 ycti. Obtain supply Of Dr.. No
leans celebrated Liuimcnt. IL will cure ysu
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Before taking. Alter taking.
The greatest Remedy in the WORK. This cordial
Is distilled from a berry known only to myself and
chemically combined With o tho mos valuable
medicinal roots, herbs and barks known to the mind
Of man, viz: BLOOD Roof, BLACK Ro0T, WILD
CHERRY BARK, HELLOW DOCK, DANBELlOS : RstF-
ARILLA, ELDER FL0WEKs, with others, proalcing tho
inl4Is,s remedy for the restoration Of health
ever known. II i natuFes own remedy, curing dis
ease by natural laws. When taken. iis influence Is
islt caursng through every vein Of the body, purify
ing and EeeelsrafH: the circulation &c tie blood 10
neufraiizes any bilious matter in the stomach, si
sfrenrthetfs the whole organization.
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Heimstreet Hair Restorative.

HeimStreet Hair Restorative.
This Hr Colong the singular inventions Of mod
ern times and way, deserves prominent niche in the
great Of dern mpr Every triumph Of
over Nature and often hg ly suggestive when
the vessels Of the scalp DID, poorly perform
their funetons-orn got W the BRAIN
generated by active mental rs and excsmentS
marks the decay with growth Of gray white hair. Hero
IIeimstreets Color In, and fsg dpplioffaa
the vessels Of the scalp heir original hah-oy Bud
get.
We HA0AF & CO.,
dee4dtwhWim PFoprietOrs, Troy, New York
PURE APPLE BRANDY.
VTTE have Just received small shipment Of PURE APPLE
w Brandy which for richness Of tsss favor II
preeeden ed. MIZELL. HOOPER CO.,
de.I7 Nos ana Market Street
n N RBIs pipO,nasor s.lsbv A. JENKINS,
XII 400 Ma ifS oush Harket Street.
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GROCERIES.

Waldron, Egleston & Co.; Edwin Bates & Co.;
hen, Willis & Co.; Matthiessen O'Hara & Co.; Pie
son, Smith 4 Co.
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Board OF ALBERMEN-Tha Board of Aldermen
held an adjourned meeting last night.
A bill from the Common Council, to remove the
negro quarters to the Work House, coming up. bill
was adopted in lieu. passing three several readings
under suspension of the rule. 1.-THE bill provides
that the Keeper Of the Work House shall receive for
boarding prisoners slaves and labOrers 80 cents
each per day, and mules and horses S2.60 per week
and is TO receive 81 per day for his services. He is
to have an Assistant who is to receive 81 yer day;
and the Street Overseer is to receive $500 year.
COMMON CouNCn--The Common Council held a re-
gular meeting last night.
On motion of Mr. DARDEN, the bill to remove the
negro quarters to the Work House, was taken up on
its third reading.
After a good deal of discussion, the bill
amended in various particulars and passed. 1.-THE
bill provides that on and after the LIST of January
1860 the Keeper of the Work House shall take
charge Of the negroes and nurses belonging to the
corporation during the night and deliver the same to
the Street Overseer each morning; that negroes
shall be employed in the Street Department, except
such are necessary drive the carts and remove
mud and filth from the streets; that the negroes and
prisoners are to board the expense Of the city;
that the Street Overseer is to receive $500 year
and the Keeper of the Work House is to receive
salary of 81 900 and his board and that he is have
an assistant appointed by himself and confirmed by
the City Council, who is to be paid 50 day, and
farther that he is to receive twenty-five cents for
each prisoner committed to the Work House, to be
taxed in the bill of costs against such PrisOner,l
Mr.. RHEA called up his bill y encourage the build
ing Of dwelling houses, [exempting all dwelling
houses hereafter erected which do not rent for
sum exceeding $780, from taxation for five years.
and it passed its third reading, by ayes s. noes g.
Mr.. DARDEN asked and obtiined leave to change
his vote, and entered his motion to reconsider the
vote passing the bill,
Mr.. SHANE called up his bill to require the owners
of frame wooden buildings when such become
dangerous or nuisance to surrounding buildings,
tOremove them At their own expense which passed
its third reading
Mr., RHEA's resolution proposing to submit the
question of the people voting tax for the improve
ment Of the streets taken up and rejected.
The various resolutions adopted by the Board Of
Aldermen taken up and seVerally concur
red in.
Mr.. SHANE offered resolution to suspend work
on the streets and laying water pipes until the LIST of
April, except in eases of absolute necessity.
Mr.. WINSTON offered resolution to appoint
JOINT select committee 10 inquire as to whether any
amendments of the city charter needed, which
was adopted.
At late hour we left the Common Council dis
cussing the bill from the Board of Aldermen in lieu
E of theirs, to remove the negro quarters to the
Work House.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN
EdgefeId and West Nashville Lots.

BEAUTIFUL Building Lot Of 90 acres fronting on the
Gaan Pike, opposite the residence Of Exeovernor n s.
Brown also beautiful lots Broad, Demamrane and To-
eusreets West Nashville; most desirable Lets in Wat
kiu Zion, O Gay and Park and Gay and
4'''e' '''H So &R W BROWN,