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~The House met pursuant to adjournment,
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Quintard.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. johnson presented a petition from
citizens of Hancock county. praying an ap-
preparation for road purposes.
RESOLUTIONS. G
Mr.. johnson offered resolution directory
to the Officers ard Directors of the Union
and Planters Banks, requiring information
as to the loans, discounts. DC. Lies over.
Mr. Vaughn, a resolution to amend joint
resolution heretofore adopted.
Mr.. Richardson. a resolution instructing
our Senators and requesting our Representa-
tives in Congress to procure an appropriation
for the purpose of lcvying the East bank of
the Mississippi river from Hickman to the
mouth Of Wolfe river. Lies over.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were introduced, read
first time and severally passed
Mr. Harris, bill TO provide for taking a
census Of the State of Tennessee.
Mr. Baker OF Weakly, bill to distribute
the Academy fund of Weakly county.
Mr.. Williams, bill to require the Judges
of the Circuit and Criminal Courts to reduce
their charges to writing.
Several bills were disposed of on second
reading.
BILLS on THIRD READING.
Senate bill to withdraw the Bank of Mem
phs and substitute Branch of the Bank of
Chattanooga, was taken up and passed, yeas
80. nays %.
The bill to amend the charter OF the Mem
phis, GAINESVILLE and Louisville Railroad
Company was amended so as TO allow the
Southern Central and the Cincinnati and
Cumberland Roads TO draw State aid granted
by law or certain conditions, and then passed
yeas SO, nays 20.
the bill to charter the Eagleville and
Chapel Hill Turnpike Company, amended and
passed.
The bill to incorporate the United Synod
of the Presbyterian Church. Amended and
passed
The bill to give further time to the Wolf
river and Kentucky Turnpike Company.
Amended and passed.
The bill for the benefit of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, passed. A motion
was madeto reconsider, and that motion laid
on the table.
The House then adjourned till O'Clock
Monday morning.
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Take Nos,ce.

uAvfNG iss,rssuEnsdfren New ysrk and ether
Eastern Cities, sta lar nn9 splendid 50 r.
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,ENNEssEE LEGISLATURES.
S e N A 7 e.
SATURDAY. Dec. 8. 1850

The bill to re-charter the Union and Plant
ers Bank. was made the special order for
Tuesday.
House bill to repeal sections 1886 inclusive
1891 of article /, chapter 8, of the Code, was
passed on It's 3rd reading.
Mr.. Trimble introduced a bill to make two
terms of Davidson County Court, and for
other purposes. Passed LIST reading and re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
House bill to incorporate jamestown Aca-
DENY. together with several amendments
adopted in the Senate was passed on its End
reading.
The Senate then adjourned 10 9 O'Clock,
Monday.
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The Battalion QuadriiIe Band

announcing themselves a organization adapt
ed to the desires Of the Terpsichorean community
also the public that they are prepared TO ac-
commodate Wedding Parties, Soirees Balls and any
other occasion where string music is required, the
most liberal terms. on application TO HERsCHEII FEN-
TON and at MCCLURE BEAs0Ss Music Store, Union
street. noyls-dIm
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DECEMBER 18th and I4th.
Last Large and Extensive Auction Sale
FOR 1889
TRABUE & LUCAS

WILL sell without reserve on their usual Bber.
w terms las aud well selected stick OF Foreign
and American, staple ana Fancy Dry Goods Boots
SHOES Hats Clothing, Carpetng, Hardware, with a
large line OF Notion and Variety Goods, Sc a. .
The stock consists Ia part Of the following:
Cloths, Cassneres, plain and fancy S.tinets Vest
ings, nne and common Bed Blankets, Negro, Saddle
and Travelling and Coat do, black and fancy dress
silks; French, Engllsh and German Merlnos: Alpaca
plain and fancy Dclaines. Cashmefes, nebags and
other Dress Goods, ADAPTED % the present season
good iuhof biA X aud fancy Dress shawl. Mantle.
&C all grades Of irish LnHens. Needle Work ace
Edgln aId fnserungs, Jaeonets. Cambrics Hand
Ike cAieis Of all kinds; RibboDs Drcss Trimmings.
a large stock OF Hosp sksTts, heavy and we'll as
spFted iine OF prints embracing the most popular
brands. brown and mixed JeaI :, Tweeds and Negro
keEEeysi trock, al ess, and Goats; Pants vests
Shit u, Drawers, aud heavy stock OF He's cry We
have good sapliy 81 Boots and BrogsBs: Men,s
Numen's and Gbudren's Ssoes and Hats. 80 bale.
and eases OF brown ana blcscel Homestlcs; 10 faet
almost every article usually kept ia city OF eos.n
try ret al dry goods THIS rx. aac .r~a
- ek goods viii be offered la gs.ud l,ts aud
~fshont an sort Uf reserve. Tie Wlll be til,s,-
raj 1hs Ffesents gossd opportunity 20 unssch.nss
10 sssoTt their stock We earnestly ami
request aheir ATT HasHee II fsSDRf aad lIlNk-
BAY DEI AMBER I3th anc I4th, 1853.
tkADOE LUCAS,
No. - Pubic Square, Nashville, lean.
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From the Boston olive Branch

ssGoi It..,
You're sinner, sir,
And you know, it,
But no matter, friend,
9Go it."
Only by and by,
You may chance 10 die,
And you know II. z
You defraud and cheat,
And you know it;
Nix the chat with wheat,
"Go it.u
Only there is place,
When you run your race,
Shame viii veil your face;
Dare you show isf
You have wronged the poor,
And you know II;
Made their sorrows sure,
% Go IT,
Yonder wrinkled crone,
Shall before the throne,
All your sins make known;
For your sent her cold,
Shivering and old,
From the crazy wall,
Ready TO its fall;
in the snow storm sent,
When for lack of rent,
Tears she gave, and groan,
True-for bread stone.
You're a sinner, sir,
And you know it,
But no matter, friend
"a Go it, u
Only by and by,
You may chance TO die;
f There's God on high,
And you known it.
Men have given you geld
And you know il,
Earth yonr praises told
$50 it,
God your gold can rust,
Turn your frame to dust,
Ask for you trust,
Can you show il
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NEW ENGLISH BOOKS.


W. T. BERRY co. have just received
PARIS AND ITS ENvIRoNs-sO Engravings.
PETRARcH's soNNETs AND LFE-with Por-
Illustrations vol.
THE YOUNG LADY's BOOK. Manual OF ele-
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H0LBEIN'S DANCE OF DEATH-ExhIbited in
elegant Engrsvings wood. Also Holbein's ~ BI r
GUS, consisting Of Ninety Illustrations on Wood.
vol.
PEPY'S DIARY-with numerous Portraits.
EVELYN'S DlARY-pumerous Portraits.
JESsE's MEMOIRS OF THE PRE1ENDERs AND
THEIR ADHERENTs-with Portraits.
JESSES MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF ENG.
LAND during the Reign Of the sluarts. New Edi-
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LORD MAHoN'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND from the
Peace OF Utrect 10 the Peace of Versailles lTlS-
1870 7yols.
THE il1ADS or HOMER, Prince OF Poets. never
b fore in any language truly translated. Done sc-
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THE oDYssEYs OF HOMER, truly translated by
GEoRGE CHAPMAN. 2voIs.
sTARLING's NOBLE DEEDS OF woMAN-l4
Portraits. / vol.
DANTE-Transiated into English verse-s4 Illus
trations.
WIFFEN'S TASSo-s4 Illustrations.
NINEyEH AND IFS PALACES-with upwards OF
500 hne Engravings.
LODGES PORTRAITS or EMINENT PERSONS
24o Illustrations.
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Qrw CIVILIZATIONS.
CHANGE OBLIGATION.

HAVING purchased of Mr.. CHAs. ". Smith his en-
Ii tire stock OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY at
No. al College street, shall at once remove my
Stock from Market street Ia the Store, No Il Col
lege street, whore l intend continuing the BOOK
STATIONERY AND PERlUDlCAL BuSINHSS IN all
its departments and where shall be pleased 10 see
my old friends and the public generally.
Nov. 1853. r. HAGAN
Having disposed Of my stock Of Books, Stationery
&c, 10 Mr.. r. HAGAN, solicit a continuance OF lie
patronage Of NY friends for my successor.
CHAS. W. SMITH.
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nem advertisements.
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL
Watch-NEaker,
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No. 20 Deaderiek street. Nashville.

WTHERE those who have good Watches; out of
w order can call, and rely upon having them
restored TO time keeping.
do my work myself and never fail TO make
watch perform, having thirty-six years experience
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To Whom it may Concern.
A LARGE lot OI unclaimed baggage remaining at
n the Depot of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, If not called for before the 18th day OF
December next, at 10 O'Clock, A M, VIII, that
day be sold at public auction 10 the highest bidder
TO pay expenses of storage
E. W. COLE,
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Fresh Arrival.

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Magazine for Decem-
Der,
For sale by JOHN YORK CO.,
nov22-f No. IS Union street.
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sl.erin7s sale.

QY virtue Of a. alias ~ "a Ene directed, and
ID dchvercd from The HQsorHhie Circuit Cuert Of
hAvidson cenrty, Trnuesses Al September Term
ieSp, si expose pabiic sale tie / I bert biddrr
fnr casA. he Cpurf Aoase faFa IA Us Csy II Nzsk
yisie, Tuesday the 1Sta day q iecenbsr 1889 all
The right, titif ct.a trrest Nzss estate which Jshn
c mci<sniere thrs lad, laay fass sisos acsaird
90 and ~ the 0fioNiug descf tbc leis f,d1es u
Lana. situated A ts stats u Tennessee caanty 81
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naridzcn epznty Ia Bqok :, rage s97 and % shieh
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hOoeft Hosss, cxecusor, against toha C. AriAemars
gssis4 1eth 81 ucsober. lsts-
LANES n. HINToS.
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1houo~ay's ointment and Pills.
Families unsupplied with these all-important prepa
ratlons are at the mercy of disease Bolts and bars
merely exclude robbers, but these remedies KEEP
death itself at bay. Sold so Maiden Lane, y. Y.
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nem advertisements.

For SnithIand and Paducah.
THE splendid passenger a cv-~n
l. steamer MINNETONKA kzzzS- 1870,
DAsHIELI, Captain, will leave zzkszsszzzsHzz
Tor Smithland and Paducah. MONDAY, the
9TH instant at II O'Clock NJ Forfreight or passage
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Dried Peaches
80 ss ia . ssss Ode ss ... Sc ssss sss
GeeIKts, eA4 for z4le ~
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Cheap but Good.
Notice,

Y HE Subscribers 10 the Stock of the Spring
Il Street Bridge Company are requested 10 meet
the office of A. V. 5. Lindsey Esq, Saturday
the 10th day Of december next for the purpose OF
electing seven Directors
By order OF the Commissioners.
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MEDICAL BOOKS.
yOhn YORK ~ Co.,

HaveJust received complete stock of Text Books
for the Old and New Medical schools which they
offer for sale at the publishers price. The latest
ditons and best binding. oct3
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L. 5. Arthur's New Book.
IIZZY GEN

Or the Trials of u Needle Woman. By. T S. Arthur
Author of Debtors Daughter Love in Higb-IIfe,
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hs.lz s..ss sa4 Al = Sod raaaiag erAsr, whsel
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
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SATURDAY. Dec. 8.
g The House met pursuant to adjournment,
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Quintard.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-05

Mr.. johnson presented a petition from
citizens of Hancock county. praying an ap-
preparation for road purposes.
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Atwater's Improved $500
SEWING MACHINE.

Married improvements have been made in this Ma
chine the past winter. which makes it every way relis-
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-aad obtain reference Of its worth. and sui;shleness for
family use.
Il was Awarded the LIST Premium. Silver Medal ard
Diploma. at the ~ y. State Fair, held at Buffalo, Oct.
9Th. 1857, for Practical Uti ty, Simplicity. Capacity,
Durability and Beauty: Singers and Wheelcr's IL Wtl-
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Committee of awards:
JIG. CUYLER Editor Of Albany Evening EXPRESS
u. oVIATT, Esq. Practical Machinist and Manufac-
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PHINEAs STANTON, Secretary of Iasham CniEer-
stty, " Y, and
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This Machine has been pronounced W Scientific
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HOST DURABLE, PRACTICAL y COMPLETE
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The Patentees claim that it is. in fact the most relia-
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: It has but TO be sssn 20 - admired, and used 10 hs
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The examiner OF Sewing Machines. at the tie Z. 8.
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THE MOST PLEASANT, SAFE y
WORM REMEDY EVER YET DISCOVERED.
The principal advantages in these wAFERs are that
they are an entirely VEGETABLE
an / DO not contain one particle Of in any
form vhatyer, and not only positively certain in their
fleet. but the most SAFE AND PLEASANT WORM
SPECIFIC NOW ~ USE, being perfectly free from
CaEemsI. Tarpeatias, Castor Oil, and all other nause-
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They are confidently offered to the public as q safe,
certain and reliable Family Medicine, as the mary
numerous unsolicited testimonials being constantly
received will sufficiently attest. They are the only
Worm Specific which has received the UHrsserred com
neHa.ions OF the best physicians in our midst, being
ased by them in their practice with the most marked
success.
TCAUTIoHi-rhe public are particularly warned
against limitations Of this popular article, put up under
various names, as Worm Candies" &c, which Ger
:ain dealers will attsmp to convince you is fully
equal. If not superior, to the Waters.
BE not iecsiveii Purchase only the ANTHELAiN
TIC wAFER and carefully note the address and
signature CT The Proprietor. Prepared only nv
Late Arm Of Clark < Baldwin, ERIE, PA.
~ WHOLESALE AoESTs:-L. I. BaldEln' keea
House. Erie, Pa Hall. Dixon & Co. l19 Chamhers
Street. New York: VIM. King, Jr,o Q. II r ChamPiin-
Buffalo; Gaylord & Hammond, g. 5. Mckenzie and T.
E. Churchill, Cleveland, Ohio.
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX.
Sold In Warren, by WOODS & PEW; srookHeld.b by
A. CHEW; Vienna. by r. J. STEWART, Jr-i Girard,
by Gilbert & Price; Youngstown, BY MT Jewell; and
by Druggists generally. NAV 70 ac-y
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REGISTER 0F RURAL AFFAIRS
FOR 1859.
NEARLY HUNDRED AND FIFTT rS~GRATISGs.
AkSraa ST Contents.
OR 1889

SrARtr ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY rSeRATISGs!
Assraa ST Contents.
/. Farm MauagemeDt-Br Thomas Prize Es-
say-Re- written and Amplihed, with
Eighteen Engrarings.
II. Country Dwelli8gs-with Twenty-Five En-
= Cravings.
III. Furniture and Rural Structure of Iron
T~hirty-two Engrarings.
". Undel draining-A very Complete and E.
: laborate Ariicle-with Twenty-eight En-
cravings
Y. Culture and Varieties of the Pear-with
Twelve Ergravings.
VI Other Fruits-with Eight Engravings.
VII. Rural Economy-Three Engraviugs.
VIII. List of Nurssries-Seren Engravings.
TX. The Verbena.
Z. Management Of Pouitry-Six Engravings.
Xf. Rural Miscellany-Four EDgravings.
1t will be seen from this abstract Of the con-
tents Of the Illustrated Annual Register. that it
has been prepared with special regard to the
wants of our rural population, and we hazard
little in saying that, like its predecessors, it will
afford more valuable information on several Of
the subjects Oh which 1t treats, than hrs ever be-
fore been presented alto small c cost Thechap-
ters on similar subjects 70 those which have ap-
reared IN previous numbers, are designed to be
ia continuation. and not a repetition of the arti-
: elcs issued before The previous numbers may
always be obtained from the Publishers. and
the whole will form an invaluable series for the
Farmer. and fer every resident in the country
Price % cents each The FIST three Numbers,
for 1885 and 81, have been reprinted on lar
ger and better paper, withou: the Calender pa
yes and Advertisements, forming d very hand
some Volume Of 356 pages. and over 40 Engra-
wings. under the title of "RuzAL AFraIas" Vol.
two Of "RURAL AFFAns" will complete the An
nunl Register for le59'60. and will sppesr when
The next number OF the Register is ready.
Address all orders or enquiries fof the Terms
Ct wholesale. to
LUTHER TUCKER b son,
Cs.ipster QGes, Albany. ". Y.
From the London Journal.