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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

W41s<, DR.. KING formerly Of New York for
NEA the last -four years % louisville, Ken
lucky ana who has devoted his attention 70 the treat
mens OF private diseases for 80 years ratters
himself, having attended ~ practice for 50 many
years and cures many thousands, he is enabled 20
cure all diseases Of private nAfure no matter how
bad they may be froa injadclcos medc-i treatment,
or from neglect % their own. Dr. King Hspensary
Is No = Isaderick street, between Cherry and the
square stery where he ceres all diseases Of
private natnre-
CsoxozraEa cured without nauseous medicins or in
reference with business
rssc1vxEs OF Old OF date eectaaily cured in
= few days, by operation which causes no pain
Where structure exists health cannot be enjoy cd.
PERHAPS disease causes more mischief sad under
miaes the constitution 80 much
s4rrnls with al the diseases Of the sktns growing
cut Of neglect bad treatment. can be eaeciaAliy
cured IL ; fcw days.
sxrssAl tgrakszs-Fartieui afieusiaahAv lns been
given % this disease and sf he consequence grow
ing out OF a. brought IN znNny cases % the de-
struetre habits Of incansderats fcutha and excess
ave nauizrnce Of the nesect u Shrh siti
ID, 1er mise The tbs aabt ne ht
for hnsesz Or socety and caushr pFezrore ee age-
FcnAles who may BE iaoortag ~lih any diHraisy Of
he Nusne may rest Assnred 81 ifatnei1ste reiisf
Persons resianx ahFcad, BY sfEsng and stating
thesr ezss = IN Zee eneinsed directed 10 d. A. King
Ne - lrassrck street, Nashville. TeEa., Will have
the necessary Iaszclesent 20 their address, with
sez~1ry dlrecxsns. szr1r1 xecfeey etssrFeS- ou.ce
hoursfrsm s'elockiE the neEling unii IN the eve
stnss u@yee-nessG
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MUIBERRY STREET CnuRcH.-This Church,
IN South Nashville, will be dedicated neat
Sunday. The dedicatory sermon will be
preached by DR.. C. T. Parsons, Of Louisville
commencing atIe1 o'cl 4. n DIR. M
iFERRN viii preach at A o'c,~sk, r. d., and
DIR. SoMERs at night.
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vJ,HE undersigned have this day dissolved by mu
j. taal consent the copartnershp heretofore con
Quoted under the firm % WILLIAMSON x CHEATHAM
Alexander williamson having sold out his entire in
tervst in said concern 90 John l.. Cheatham.
Nashville, July 9th, 1889
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON,
ARCHER CIiEAlHAM
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-23

GS-A young Tourist being asked by bis
Mary Am what flower be was most partial 70.
pressed her to his vest, and exclaimed, "Giye
me thee, Poly Ann, thusl" (the polyanthus.)
lsShe was soon transplanted TO his-er-7howsr
--paich-ahi-El.
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Hfal Gsta h salrs,
co,,s SALE st OF A sEzUr1ruI"
~ WTtO.unIry Residence

% of july p pro ess se s on 5.
rsis:sss { ssss
acres @ ao rhs 'Ss Minerva
s s1 o :a .es dwelling sas:
with e1oeess s with l sOod house.
afs%s ss ssST saas
on "a a. Is. sS s
piece Of hesss,sn College ston nss
Tor with n sdrsnss s l1s
= 5 wss soap, Ss DTdso as
f1on sSS.ss with s spprorsa Ts.m
erpR spp Rna lien retained 'd Fof , Dsar
ee's or to the undsrs eS1ssr e Cedar
---Y-.as CAV W. LPsCOMB.
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Notice.

DY vs-sae ef & writ Of Election 10 me directed by hi
ID Exeellency. I. G. HAzars, Governor, Az, wills
by myself and deputies 0ea Ad hold an eirrften ~
ali tbs precincts Hu- phreys county lhe 18th
day Of August next, Tor the pafpose Of eieetng al
Attorney GsseFal aad ReEoftrr for The state uf Tea
nessee, 10 Oil tie vacancy proiuced By The fcsigns
tsoE Of Jain l. 7. Snecd. fhs 81 Jane, 1859.
d. n. SIICER, sheriff
iuneel-td q Humphreys county.
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lUsroUSBEo.-Itis ramored that the man
who was arrested hsre Wednesday for steal
ing a negro in Alabama, Is named AkDy
SJonSsos. The sa,moris natural, but naionnd-
sAd. His name L. AynY, dry so.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-23

WAsHNsroN, July 22-J. A. Cushman, OF
Mississippi has been appointed minister to
the Argentine Confederation, Vice Yancey
resigned Barringer declines the Central
American. mission, 1t is believed that all
auestiors-iH that quarter can be adjusted by
a properly. qualified representative.
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Lyons Magnetic Powders,
VIII desr,-cy Garden Insects, Cockroaches, Sea
Bugs, lReas, Ants, Moths, and all
] pests Of Ltc oeTHsirl KIND.

The importance OF reliable article OF this kind is
inestimable In warm weather all nature teens with
these annoying foes This powder is the only article
ever discovered which will exteluinate them
company of botansts from the HortiG 7tural Society
OF Paris, while amidst the ferns of Asia, observed
that all insects lighting upon certain kind OF plant
very dropped dead. This fact was made use OF
to guard their night camps from these intrnders.
Quantities of the plant were brought home by Mr.. E
Lyon, and found positive insect destroyer in every
experiment. 1t is simply powdered leaf, chemi-
cally prepared resist the effect OF age and climate
Medals and Letters Patent have been obtained from
the governments If England, France, Germany and
Russia, from the Worlds Fair, and numerous medi-
al and horticultural colleges and societies.
Letter from the President of the United States.
"ExEcUrIvE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
Jan 3lst, 1858.
''MR. EMANUEL LyoN.-Dear Sir: have the pleas
IRE to inform you that the Royal Commission of the
Worlds Fair, at London, have awarded you a Medal
and certificate for the great value of your Magnetic
Powders, &c. WILLARD FILLMORE, Chairman
The above was accompanied by certificate Of
Prince Albert.
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H5- Some say NETEIERLAND will beat Harris ana
some say HARRIS will beat Netherand but eveT
body agrees that beat any house in the State
for Good Tobacco and Fine Cigars, and,
dear reader, you had better be eonUinced.
J. II. LANGLEY Il CO.,
may23-f A Union street.
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CascNzAI, yu.', Sl-sUIIER-There has been nt,
/ change TO noto nc s1s article during ne week The
receipts are pes oArase, but fuzzy eouaI 10 .s
re demand. We oo0, nue 20 quote choice " r. at ia
:, 1Sc and prime " ne 1l0l2c. Received durinc ~
y week 90 bbls anu zSs srkns, and exported 3a5 H.
70 Sns and kegTTs,
pROoMS-Ine market continues nrfn for Eli kinds
--me rates The supply Is unusually small We We
"ur qoetaacns. The exports during he
~ 1 81 500$2 90
2 00eg 90
009 Is
:. avn, ESQ SO
continue -s;ro,,, An
week were bus- ~ ~ usn
Comnnoa I'd.
Fancy
Extra do
Ch1Ea
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oII-Iinseed has been in demand since our nsI
and prices advanced, with sales OF Zoo pa's'' "
at $4,000.
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Cumberland River land
FOR SALE.

UNHE subscriber offers for sale a valuable IT,
i Tract of Land, continuing upwards OF $50
Three Thousand Acres, lying on aFFSSs
the south side OF Cumberland River in jack -%A.-
son county, Tenn, commonly called t'The Great
Horse Shoe Bend" The southeast corner of said
Tract is within One-half mile of the town of Gains
b Jro the County Seat of said County IL is bounded
by the Cumberland River, about eight miles, and
with miles Of fence, the whole Tract could be in
closed. There about Two Thousand Acres of
rich river bottom land, Of which some six hundred
acres cleared The balance Of the tract is broken
upland, but very rceh and clothed with remarkably
line timber, and is will watered. The soil is of the
first quality will suited fer tobacco hemp corn, wheat
and grasses, and would make splendid stock farm.
1t is about rs miles by land above Nashville, and
the j. navgabe the greater portion Of the year
| for several hundred miles above IT.
would prefer selling the whole tract together, but
| if desired would divide to suit purchasers.
TERas-One fourth cash. the balance one, two
aud three years credit, with interest For further
| particulars apply 10 the Undersigned at Nashville
Tennessee.
iune2I- l2t tw2t w2m WIN. W. VOOLFOLK
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Such language this is but the constant and nat
ural echo w1,erev err this article is used
This Liniment is indispensable to planters and own
ers Of horses and mules. Mr.. John Daniels, Mont
gomery Ala, sold a slave for ssec, who was raised
from utter useiessness by this Liniment. Every
far,iir should haveit.- Be very particular and en-
op;re for the Mustang Iinir,ent and take other.
Sold nv al dealers throughout North and South
.na-ic. Furone and the' Islands of the ocean, for
., cents 20 cents. a IN 81 90 per bottle.
BA.sNES PAaR, New York.
apr14-6mdwtw.
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nnay23-tt
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vALuABIE noRsK sAVEn!

3fr. s. IIrcH, Hyde Park, Vt, .wr;tes:-''That the
horse considered worthless" thrs case was
spaviA ,)buts ite' ,cnhe free Of the Mus tang
Linim emit ] have sold him for $3.50 cash: Your Lin
iment has been doing wonders up here"
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C A II ID.

UNHE subscriber informs his friends and the public
IL generally that he has this day sold out his entire
interest in the concern OF WILLIAMSON n CHEAT
HAM % JOHN l. cHEATHAA. 10 Withdrawing from
the business he would respectfully tender his
est thanks 10 all his numerous friends who have SO
lib rally extended their patronage - the old
Germ aud soets from them eontn uauce Of the same
"a b suecessofs-geEtiemcn In every respect eHu-
lied 20 the h. Silence. Nashville, july 8 1859
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON.
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Great ESargains !

We have large and beautiful variety of unsalea
bic goods, in the way of Shoes Caters, &c Most Of
them good shoes, but to get rid of them, we will
seIIthem at COST Come in and get bargains
june24-lm FARRAR, DISMUKES co.
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Fire TeIeeraph at N. OrIeans.
Eron. washington.

/ Ngw ORLEANS, July 2O-The City Council
have adopted Gamewell & Co.'S Fire Tele-
'pranh at S57. 900.
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TIME undersigned are nos oneripg Al private sales
Al that t.Drtion o. fana y ins en- me soein soy
a AZ, r5.te farnplke. belonging - The estate OF
IL. La. Matthew Darros dceesssd The lsnn isss IN
IN - md wi.hn about niles Of he STATE
C--,,l "a - laid eut In lots varying n si1e Irsm
<.-,-~. a. twenty -nine all fronting on ne
rsrrs,sss soad These lends vii be sold ~ eH PR
- a.sd On lthsraiIule. Ans persons - -.
s,i. ,her 81 % ascorisin particular ~ 20
- ,s,.ns al please call ea John c. BARLOW ne1r
80. - ..i-s~ ar II, L. K. ". Brexn, Real EzlAta
Ats11se- -" N = PIiCukk,
g. O. ToRnE1f,
.sp,ie-u ExsealsEs 81 y. Barrow, aes'Q
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RI- We authorized TO announce SAMUEL W.
ADHESION as a candidate for Senator Of Davidson
county at the ensuing August election.
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Four,h Cony-e,s,ona, Di.tr,ct.

We are authorized to announce W. b. STOKES, of
DeKaIb candidate fer Congress in the Fourth Con-
gressional District mar25-td
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HENE NeWR,

ST. LOUIS July 22.-The Indians along the
Santa Fe route have disappeared. Their
locality is unkrcwn.
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ST. LOUIS, July 2l.--The river has fallen
inches in the last "a h.lGrs.
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Trunks and Nalises.
Ties. stocks and Gloves.

XHTEhave a small assortment of Trunks and Val
w which we are selling cheap for cash.
iyl5-tf j. Il. MCGlLl
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New White Wheat Flour.

HAVING taken the agency OF the celebrated Silver
Il Springs FIGURING Mills, We have lust received a
quantity Of superior Family Flour, which Is perhaps
good as can be made In this any other climate,
and will be sold on liberal terms at No Market
street, by 5. A. q. NOEL co.
iulyli-f
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rI'RAvEIING BAGS, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, UNI
l. BRELI.AS, and general stock OF Fancy Goods,
received and for sale at moderate prices
II. McsILL,
Ladies aud Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
jyl5-u Corner of square and College ST.
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go BKoAn srREEr, PHI1ApEIrnlA, P


(ExTRkcT,) s'in lifting tie kettle from the IRE Il
became ur manageable, tilted over, and scalded my
ksAds very severely, almost TO crisp. It was an
Ewfuisight. The Mustang Liniment appeared TO ex-
tract the pain. II healed rapidly, without soreness,
and left no scar ofaeeouut. Truly yours.
CHARLES FOSTER
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lust received a choice lot OF Neck Ties, Stocks,
- Gloves, Pocket Han kerchiefs ,Suspenders, &c,
embracing all the latest styles, for sale by
WIS IL MCGIII,.
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Ok Hall hsis y. i'n'as cessen syrupi
ia.s rsssssa sss very superior arsisle, Cor sals
nayse cAktEE wiLSfoKp CO
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livery variety Of Fans, Of Pearl white and red
Il Ivory Sande Wood and a few Parasol Fans,
received and for sale by
iyl5 j. III. AcGILL
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Besides other gifts, comprising large and valua-
bic assortment q miscellaneous articles, varying
from 81 b. $40
One OF the above articles viii be given 20 The Pus
chaser OF each book at the time the back - sold
Address ali orders, letters and Applications fsr Cat
ak,rnes sc kc. 70 J. A. D1I.BY A CO.,
Juneoswly. lis Randolph -, chicago, III
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DANGERoUs CoUNTERFEIT.-The Louisville
L,urnnL of Thursday saws

q
We are told that the city is flooded with
the new counterfeit SO notes on the Bank Of
Ashland. The public should be cautious how
they take the notes OF this denomination, as
he counterfeit is said to be remarkably we'll
executed. The note is of yellow tint, and
the engraving of the female vignette on the
right in the counterfeit is heavier than in the
genuine The signatures of the President
and Cashier are SO well executed as 10 defy
detection.
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Magni1cent Sea-

Aehernember that every Prize in the boye Schema
is drawn and payable In full without DEDUCTION
Certificates Of Packages will besOid at tberOI
towing rates, which is the risk
Certihcatesof Package of 20 WholeTickefs <es
10 Half az
" 10 Quarter - %
~ Eignth % 10
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~YrEIuI MDIIffs.

popularity Of the, Mexican m,
Tn g,on. is coextensive with the ciyilizs,,a. !;
d. stressN,, o'ner articles claim to aresate main ~
ment gosr..., cures. Family Physicians. Govorn
men. g. farriers, Planters, Farmers. Isrs.-
thronono, nave practically demonstrated hi. ~.
ceivcd sucb World No article ever before re-
zeal and Scientific men. 's ana support from Med
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HORSES, [
mbsfANG LIsxmsaT-

such as Ring -b-,sie, GAN. Scratches, -
Sweeney, Hodfaii, &C., are suoaueu
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25.365 Prizes--5O,OOO Numbers.
Prizes payable in full without deduction!
In these LOteyies epery Prize i, drarn!

Andsl2 Approximations prizes ranging from $50
up to s400.
26,5s5 prizes. -amountip gto ss3i 800
WholericketsSlO, Halves IS ;Quarterss2 so.
Persons who desire need only remit the risk q
Package, for which All send Certificate as fol-
lows:
certificate OF Package Of l6 wholes, $50
do. do. 10 Halves, :" 49,. IS
do. do 10 Quarters" $3.50. -
do. do 10 Egbths, " $500. L.
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CsOHsfsTIaG Of Men, w0pen and Children. Bays
u ana 'GIrk several good Cooks Washers aud
- = 80 = X. J. LyLkS,
tuixIl-u 50 Cedar street. 9
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,sElThe mark.t las heen exces.

CHEFSE-The market has beeH exces-
throughout the week, with liberal recefPts an
light demand and prices have further decline
closing at &c for prime selected W. R., anu round
lots could not be sold al this price, Exporeed
during the week 600 boxes.
CANDLES AND SOAP.--The mnrket Is unchaneeo
and the demand quite moderate. We continue %
ouo, star Candles at o0c for full weight. for IA
o. 14c double pressed Taow land lie for opal,
Soap ranges as heretofore No. i, and Palm, DC,
and extra &C., sd boxes Candies and Oil 90 soap
were exported during the week.
| FEATHERS demand is mir and prices re-
main steady az 4okG4Sa.
| HAY.-The market has been quiet ard rather ouh
since OUT last review and prices are tending down
ward theugh cilstaos about the same Tor prime
| old. We quote this description at SIS
| HIrES-The market is quiet and prices nrm we
quote Flint I5CS17s; Dry Sdited 159lec, Green SAT-
| ed SH99c, and GreepSc.
! IRON-The markes continues in that dull and Ian
guild state heretofore noticed, and the business doing
in Pig is quite por Ohio Hot Blast is SELL
ing small parcels at s2S for the best branas ana
inferior brands, at iowey rates IN proportion we
continue quote common bar at 2S5c
LEATHER-The market is steady at the quotations.
tn e demand is fair.
Sole, city tanned, per fb 32@Sic
Herulock, do. do. 2lEO3oc
HA rnsss Leather, do. s SOg55c
CaifSk. us, per doz- 5000
MP 40 u, or ,ar doz 33G14e
Bride do no.
oIL-Iinseed has been in demand smce our "a as ,
and prices auvanced with sales OF $50 ba'es IN o's
at $4,000
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, Nov. Is, 1859.
he House met pursuant to adjournment.

TUESDAY, Nov. Is, 1859.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Greene presented a etition from 220
citizens of ROanR county, asking the enact
ment of n law ia Danish the free negroes
from The State. Referred to Committee on
Free Negroes and Slaves.
Mr.. Cheaihnm, presented a petition from
merchants and other citizens of Davidson
county, on the subject of the merchants tax.
Referred to the Special Committee heretofore
appointed
Mr. FarrelIy a similar petition from mcr-
chants OF Memphis. Similarly referred.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Woodland, resolution requiring the
reading of every section of the Code proposed
to be- amended or repealed, in connection
with the bill proposing such repeal. Lies
over.
Mr.. Brazelton offered resolution requiring
the officers of the Bank OF Tennessee to re-
port certain information to the House.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were introduced, read a
first time and severally passed to second
reading.
MI Guy, a bill to establish precinct at
Pocahontas in Hardcpan county.
Mr.. Beatty, a bill to incorporate the ElktOn
Branch Turnpike Company.
MIR. German, e bill for the benefit of the
Justices OF the Peace in this Slate.
Several House bills were disposed of on
second reading.
Senate bill to remove the Office of the
Chattanooga Savings Institute to Memphis.
Passed third and last trading.
The bill TO suppress shooting galleries
billiard tables, &C.. as nuisances was reject
ed-ayes "a, nays 80.
The House then adjourned till p. NJ.
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growing out of this question, the South win
be united as one man land non-slaveholder
and slaveholder withstand shoulder TO shout
der together.
This is no threat. but truth which every
Southern man knoirs to be a truth. Let our
Northern brethren % dismiss the fatal delus-
ion, in which so many of them have long in
dnlged, that there would be any division
among the people of the S.uth in the event
of conflict We tell them. with the utmost
sincerity, that they are wofully deceived, il
they expect any such thing as assistance
from Southern men. They may continue to
made, they will find out, too late perhaps, as
old Brown has found out, that what we tell
them is true-that neither non-slaveholders
nor the slaves themselves will give them aid
hut will be found in the ranks OF the Souih-
ern Army. eHHas rss sss,rfHe
We dislike TO write about such things. or
to anticipate the prospect of a sectional con-
fct-but we are provoked to ii alone by the
supercilious threat that the Courier makes
The South is to be :. trLippedinto submission. y
indeed ! Very well. Let the Courier under
stand that the South will submit patiently IL
no further outrage upon her peace or her
rights of properly. If she is to be whip
ped" for resistance 10 oppression and in
vasion, lei the attrmpt be made We make 10
boasts OF our proves, as the Courier does OF
:. Northern vaIor y We merely say the South
will be " whipped > only when the last South
ern man shall have been observation-disclosures
not before
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
S AT E.
TUESDAY. Nov. Is. I85.

TUESDAY, Nov. Is. 1859.
The bill to unite the CITY Bank of Nash
vile. with the Bank of Knoxville, passed
first reading.
Mr. Stokes offered resolution authorizing
the printing of $500 copies of the State
Geological Report, with accompanying plans
and illustrations. and the superintendent
of the State GeOlogist and State Librarian,
and that 500 copies of the same be placed in
the State Library for the purpose of ex
change with reports of other States. The
resolution was adopted and ordered to be
transmitted to- the House.
Mr.. Trimble introduced bill to provide
for the custody of the Capitol and the Capt.
tol. Square, and for the Enclosure and i'm
provement of the same. Passed first read
ing and referred 10 Committee on Public
Grounds and Buildings.
The vote on the final passage of the bill to
suppress the circulation of small notes, was
on motion of Mr.. Hildreth reconsidered, and
the bill was Withdrawn for amendment.
Mr.. johnson introduced bill to reform
and regulate the business of banking in this
State. Passed first reading and referred to
the Committee on Banks.
The Senate then adjourned to nine O'Clock
tomorrow.