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washington correspondence.

WASHINGTON, January Is, 1860
10 tie Elitgrs Of the Union aud ARa-ioGa:
1t has been week since the last vote for Speaker
was taken in the House. The members have met
together each day and spent the time in wrangling de-
bates without making the least progress towards an
organization Indeed it has become so manifest that
no election can be made as yet that voting has been
given up as even more idle than speaking. The dis
cusslons are occasionally marked by good deal Of
violence but upon the whole the preservation OF
order has been almost miraculous.
The only questions which now engage much at
tention are as to the location Of the responsibility
Of the Gisorgauization and the probable consequen-
ces to the different parties. The Americans seem
entirely contsned since theygota dozen Republicans
to vote with them for their candidate GuNER. They
have their record for the campaign made up. and
now their champions are busy in trying to get up a
third 2arty-the Union party. NELSON has been
around to Philadelphia and Baltimore, repeating his
Union speech, very much to the admiration Of the
Union-savers in those cities MAYNARD too was in
Philadelphia in attendance on the PEYTQN dinner
another name for a gathering Of the new party
leadersbu. it is said that in his speech he kicked
up a row by venturing to denounce the Republicans
with too much freedom. This Union party is a lin
cal descendant Of the concern which clamored 50
loudly for the Union in 1856, and able to carry
only one State. A e
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No 2S3-To rrJ,ea: the G5te-hOlders Of the Bank
Of Claiborne Passed aad referred 70 The g5umis-
tee en- B4uLs
No. 2l7-To change the time Of hol ling the Cir
curt Court at Harrll5o. Hamiitou eoaa'y, and for
other purposes. Passed aud e erred to The Com
mittse the JddiciGry.
No 352--To extend the time Ter the AHo1Ville
aud Kentucky Railroad CompGny 10 eompie'e the
frsr section OF their road. Passed and referred 10
the Committee on Internal improvements
Ne. 1910 incorporate The LIS Gusrdo snd
Spenoers Lick Turnpike Company aud for other
purposes Passed.
THE LOUISVILLE FEST vAL-YISIT TO CINCIHNATL
A message was received from the House aunounC-
ing the adoption Of resolution taat when the L.
gisa.ura aijourus it stands Adjourned until Monday
morning at Ten ociO;s
1Lr NEWMAN (Mr. Sosail in the chair) said
thai as We had gone this far he did mt how 10
ba.k ont aud be therefore moved 10 concur in the
resolution. which mo len prevailed.
on motion Of Dir. NEWMAN, the chsirman CT the
Committee Of A'raagsmsRis vas instructed 70 in
form Gait Shirley CT the acceptance by ne Senate
of his imitation 70 visit Cinoionsti on h.s boat,
On motion Of Mr.. NEWMAN. the Senate az
jOurned
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FHElA hyoBae 9ala4a llers r. Ea. copper and sheet
lron nare- 9e COR -ilF l1e '1alace, Cugch street,
We save On hand an ea-rs ae 80 q IL various articles %
BE- ouud IN eur business tFiag lurchasd % the oses, ag
Coal Wosd goasas ii ilaans Stoves iron he est la-
ufaetzrers fo- city anl clu1try ule-
Those wanting g9oi adoEirr saqs We particulrlT
quest 90 give calf tsiafe purcatsar
The laaity OF Paua an Iirlnef Were Urns, Chat
era Dishes Ia f lls POS ~ bss Kitchea Utensils,
plain and ca ,aasied Stsg ana salsepans. te &C.
Mercia-s AMI Alnlii arcs tsis - calper or tn Hestg
% order.
Tin Plae, Sheet Isou wire arli Pitts, Covers &c, &C
Belairin- viii bs promptly al1aiss ts
Tn to0dag, and sa FlfE necessity un0n puhc aud
private oul done n The snta manner, and
sraotsl Tor 10 &c loves possible rates. isu21-ly
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This distinguished Democrat left ior his horne IN
the Western District on Sunday. There was no
gentleman that attended our State Convention who
was ucee cordially welcomed by his fellow Demo
erata or more eagerly listened to than Gen ATKINS
He deeiined accepting position on the electoral
ticket for the State at large, or it would have been
unanimously rendered him.
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Fountain WhtUsm0re and Others Vs john al1 1lO-10 N
hugh.
Hinder decree OF he Comfy Court OF Davieson eoa9
rendered in the above st che January Terms ley
viii oer the premises on FRIDAY, ts @iIn 81
ruary next tract Of land containing about loO acres
IN Davidson county about eight miles from Nasy ana
IN about Sesond Toll Gate on TIE Noenselle
Pike About twenty OF this laid covered win me uu
ber and the balance aud cultivation, and upon Il
are some comfortable Log Houses.
Also Al the same time and place. viii sell negro gr' ANN
about Ia years Of age
rerms-TRe negro girl viii be sofa y months credit with
interest noe vel udorsed payment Bank qaeo and
the land for $50 in cash. and TIE @ aud two years
credit, with interest," with security quir3, and lien
tlincd. liad24-dtdEl \. b. CHEAtHAM, CLERK.
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GEN JoHN l. T. SNEED.-This gentleman has re-
Gently associated himself with THos RIVERS and
ALBERT MENETEE, Esqs. for the purpose Of engaging
in the practice Of law in Memphis. GEN. SNEED as
Attorney General and Reporter for the State, won
most enyiable reputation with the members of his
profession throughout the country, aud now, after
hls brief respite in returning to the profession
congenial to his tastes, he carries with him the
good wishes of his acquaintance Of both political
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The Bank Bill, known as Mr. GAErr's passed its
tbiri reading in the House yesterday. 1t had for
merIv passed the Senate. but several amendments
were made in the House. Never having read the
hill and beins ignoran5 Of the amendments adopted
we cannot speak of its merits, but have confidence,
from what we have understood to be the views OF
its supporters. that it is a reform of our present
banking system. The bill goes back to the Senate
for its action on the amendments.
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AZ r DcLbEAhs classes Wil on SATURDAY. tie
squsre-eHt'eaee on College steg Al who ush . oin Mr.
D-s classes sn9l aoso Persons lrom the
PIMA ssHIP.1ours 20 u A. hep Il t-.,-to L "a
Ga nfr
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The BGlner OF Tie 18Th places AZ tie head OF US
report Of the proceedings Of the Democratic State
Convention, IN gIaring capitals,
DOUGLAS REJECTEDl
On the 10Th, the Baaasr in speaking Of the plat
form adopted by the Convention says
They fthe resolusions) embody the idea upon
which the Convention threatened at enc time TO split
30 pieces, and against the adoption Of which the
1onr-est headed and most polite membera, such as
Cave johnson. Andrew Ewing, Co. Payne, the Walk
ers AMI others most yehementy protested We
heard some of them declare on the 100I. eEcitedly,
in substance, that the idea Of protection TO slavery
In the territories was fire5Tand thrown into the
party that would destroy it. But the polite ones
were in a minority this TINE. So often had We seen
them triumph before that we were surprised tosee
them fall 10ung America was toe much for them.
The hot-spurs Under the able and eloquent lead OF
Sykes carried the Convention, as much 70 their sur
prise as to that Of their opponents, by a vote OF
eight to tEgo upon re-conmittng the resolutions for
amendment This was considered decisive against
the anti slavery pr0tectionists," or "non-commlt-
tails. and they grounded their arms
Ca the 22d the Baane announces;
That Judge Douglas can and VII construe the ac-
ton Of the Convention. at least by no means IN
imical 70. himself The positive positions OF the
platform as adopted are his platform, ana the du-
biOusly-worded negatiOns amount to nothing, ana
may wen be received BY himself and his friends IS
"a
Democrats Of Tennessee to what may be controlling
circumstances of the Charleston Convention even
should they issue in the nomination OF STEPHEN
ARNOLD DOUGLAS.
To recapitulate On the 18th the BaHa heralds
to the world. DoUoIAs BEJEcTEl by the Convention.
The Banner entertains the same opinion for whole
day. and says on the morning Of the 10th, that The
hot-spurs. (anti-DouGAs,) under the able and elo-
quent lead Of SYKES, carried the Convention, as
mach to their own surprise that Of their oppo-
nents, by vote of eight to two, upon re-committng
the resolutions for amendment This was consider
ed decisive against the antislaTery pr0tectouists,
or mon -committals and they grounded their arms.
Two entire days after the Banner concludes that,
instead Of the Convention rejecting DOUGLAS Dote-
las rather got the better Of the antics in the Con-
ve1tion The positive positions Of the platform are
BIS DoUoLAs) platform. and the dubiously-wOrded
negations amount to nothing" &c
VIII some learned professor Of the goOsebone tic
DRY exercise his 'prophetc soul" and inform US
what VIII be the opinion Of the Banner upon this
subject on or about the first Tuesday in November
next
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FOR MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS.
THE SPLENDID
NEW PAssES GER PACKET,
y ~ Nj IL s w O o s.
VIZ HofD MAsltn,
NALL leave Louisville en- her arst Grip, On ~
~ THURSDAY, the s6,h n.t. et-E
l,s sie1arsEs ainlstuEih. aIi lgo. 4 Fnber Va
ilve Nashville Thuray and frsay the 9th and 2t1
vita paa5e0gers for uisJames " oors-
iaus4 ma HSRF tsOS Assuts
Rich Fancy 81 straw Hoauets. Hats, Fsats
fHris EteVers, Esuna boxes Se.s
~. i6 Bli5il' irs5f ap sfIBs arTs b III sja Bls
Az give hu eiris rltrs "a eaunfrg hier ~
b fai aad eonrets irot ne isi othe lilh q feis
rasly ne largest stock % N iluery erauei 81, -
az ahviiie aad folly 90 rer csut ielov credit ~
We afs CLOSING out Winter Bonneta at ialf pree aano
take. uan2tlyl E WEB, Asel-
ADVANCED TAXES.
.CoLLEoroR's oFEscr, cirT Han,
FEVAx PAYERS Who wish g avail tRsll5eIvss Of .e prsse
M & yea year i Iso , s s 5 P1s7' 81, q Sosesaos
hy calling at tas Coiecors oes Interest AZ he r,s =
an re lst o. July. 0aner taxable Property h s s1
VIII and 9 20 'nsir interest TO can illasei stsiy
sUNDRIEs.
Tn(s BALES Hay
lUO Sc HeEs Eal Comi
On land and iaf sale by D. .. pIcEET
jam q COLLEGE ~ {
10 ARRfVE.
| a y BBis New York Apples;
- bbs Wonderful Potttoes-fTe asres last rear
oep blsnelso arrive eler Krknan, and for sale hy
jansl D. D. nlcEEY. q CoIiess stltstt
OIL OF COGNAC
H9TFrEEN pounds No l. Just reosevea per steamer R1ras,
II which viii 5s sold 81 mlnuiastaesrs' prices b.
| iaa2l BENZ. :, SHIELDS 8 Co., No q College S.
FANCY STORE, se CHERRY STREET.
( TVEPHYR, Worstsd and goa Yarns. in al eoIors.
/ - B0AakEL0r & aUaTRAIh'
/ WTEAD DRESSES and CoiG1res for sale BIZ
/ IA janao B0R6REbDT q GUNrRAfHs 20 Chsrry s..
, StoRsETs HOOP skirts, ssa Fancy Goods and Tozs o. s
/ ~ eheaPI BoR92ELDF GUSTRATH,
jan19 g Cherry street, NallElle-
a CENTRAL STORE ROOM, on second door, "a rsat Ap-
"a ply % liar20l BENZ. ?. SHIELDS q ~.
SEGAR AGENCY.
TE3E subscribers agents for large importing hoas, iad
qustiss and prices. Orders filled unusually la E
accompanied By the cash. BENZ. ?. saIElDs & CO.
lea-Y No.--t Oolleges-----
REMOVAL.
HAVING moved ny goods Is Cherry street, seat 81
III Traders Bank, door from Union, take ne
20 thanks friends and customers 'os the bert ai
ViInot only c3ntinuance but Increase OF IL tt
heratolofe received sns5l g. 1ies-LA-
500 REWARD.
I NEGRO man By ne name Of HENRY, ranaEay f1ul ~
house % suauer county the Sth day 81 eeiels
l5o5 de 3 about = gears oll Of nlaek conapieN.l
feet70 inches high fall face, fne hezi Of hair, Wa - q
10 pUuuss be is what is termed No. sssond ri -a aa'
some masss en- hs oaeE OF hips Had on Enea be M
sack about half he raised BY Wiley ages
taken 10 the State; il in any other STATE viii g ne el
Gairsss II H Haynes @, Nashville, Tenn, ss' 4
saundsrsylls lIaa-o-st JlHN K. IA. tot.
I
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CONTAMINATION
LYNDON. Tenn, Jan. 9

.sH
LYNDON, Tenn, Jan. g. 1850.
To he Democracy Of the I'll Congressional District
As the time is fast approaching, when we will be
called upon to select an Eleetor in the next Pres-
dental canvass, it behooves us to be up and
doing and to bring before the people the men Of our
choice. We would, therefore, suggest the name Of
our distinguished feIlow-citizen and townsmen Nm.
Cox as being well qualified to to oil the post. Mr.
Cox is a true Democrat a distinguished lawyer,
an effective speaker, good politician aud an ex-
cellent scholar; Just the man for the times. Come,
brother Democrats, let US hear from you. With Mr..
Cox as our standarj-beaver we feel assured, that
we will triumph and are fully satisfied that he viii
give entire satisfaction to the whole party.
b G.. BICKNAN. J. n. HUME.
\. D. PAULJS, VI. BATES
JNO LARKINs W n BAKER
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DIX. IcL GDD. OF SCOtI1nn,
The Eminent and SlzslIfuI Operator on
GIe Ear and EYe,f
FTAS arrived ia Nashville Tenn Rooms In Colo
made Building North Cherry street, tfofmerv Cooper
Bulding) Of DeadeTick street, where will
but short sttend the sEIAI1
His uneqnaed slCcessin curing the Above
we'll kn0Wnia most import ut cities and B. monsls
sufficient 20 ts incredul0us ll elmiie
then Call his stay IS limited.
III = Deafness Dizziness Buzziny Earachf Noise the
Head, Catarrh- and all 0len-ive Bisohar f-m e Etr.
Mouth Nostrils, entirely removed.
IL Or. Nelson hes made discovery Of ai-ils thst g
prove perfect absorption Of the Cataract, ~ perfect Wis
ion 70 he Eye without he Of the knife.
II Room No. 10, Up stairs.
jsni5-d2n
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THE LEGISLATURE Both houses Of the Legisa-
1i7a adjourned yesterday until aonslay Iezi ~ or
der % enable che members to accept inyitatsns %
visit Louisville and Cincinnati At the former pace
they viii be Ioined by the Legislature Of Kentucky
and partake Of banquet rendered them by citizens
and authorities Of the city at the latter to which
Mace the two Legislatures viii epair, they will be
met bv the Legislature Of Ohio. 1t was expected
that Gov. HAMS would accompany the Legislature,
but we learned yesterday evening that he was SO
unweu as to leave little no hope that thathe would
be able 70 do so.
The following IS the Committee OF Reception TO
meet the Governor and Legislature Of Tennessee,
on the part Of the authorities and citizens Of Lou
isvile
Thomas II. Crawford. Mayor.
BOARD ALDERMEN.
James Trsbue, x = h-ru'
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The aset Passenger Packet MARi0RA, EREVEkE, -
Master, will above, and for ali IN arnellsts is-
d dlngs this day, Tuesday, the 24tl instr az 4l
o'clock p NJ FCrfreht passage apply on board,
iau24 "a. n. HARRISON, Agent
sDn BBLS Pinpiuslsr Elah A. JENKINS,
sttb aecg No "A Sou.h HHket Street.
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There is no beauch o. eductou % ssilv 1l ~ tbir and
nope moe Improving g e, E; posse lr tian lhis
70 night which viii sal7t rrfsor. Wedcil
sfuaents, others Wh1 have k lei.-s Il 5000 n cth
t1e5.
How greatly increased Toull bette vsssr - ard meIieaI
lectures. &C, f they afa d M eD f5- ID
ture study and references 4hat IA uf srt cln Be- easily
lesrreIs is Shown By Mr. Ds cssl - srir- n slahag
to chlldran from 30 D. years 81 AZ iqna0
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ODD FELLOWS HALL
Is STAR PBRFORMERS!!
THE DOUBLE MINSTREL TROUPE Is COMINGi
POSITIVELY FOUH NIGHTS ONLY.
lr0NBAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, An rHURsDs7
EVENINGS, JAN. q, a, Is AEDm.

CfREAE eouhiustou o. talent and orf1naHt ne llrs-
r Company, aell re Oldest ana SEA bsn sgr
oresuzaislorsTs Carrie Dlurez Green's famed uorI
renowned. and only original N1H ORLEANS anl 1IETR0POT
rrAN BoalEEQGE OPERA TncUPH ani ERNN0Tn
BRASS BAND. Gu tHeir chase, elegant siesnr nughfsr
pr5F1i1l and irresistible Ethiopian enterlnaenis ntrofuens-
is greatest v1r1l o Songs. Ballads Dleitl, Quarees
OVerure8. Bar Opera Pieces. Fancy Dances oneer
Ranny aynst ever offered 70 he puc Grand Free Galoanl-
Concert I'm iront o is lieh evening" hT tss Band
sDedrs open d ouucerE c1mu1ancs "a orIsrr
Admission so esn Chdrea under 2 sni serlnts s osnt.
GHAS. rs. nlrpRFT
f1n2l nflnae.f anf sr-Inars &C.,
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~ hSs a.. -ssof ofena Tenn. asserted brands,
lg0 DO KY 40 90 ~ No, DO do
5000 Imported Cigars inof fnore.tie GLARS
50 hbls Liuseed Oil, % LID on
10 do Cotton seed oil.
The above articles SIC vii szii Dol -r-r f,r-sss
BCRGH a SWAMI
buyer will remain in New 0ritans grlr me r7sr ,.
and keep houss Fsu ssrpied u fsvv erscsrss - -
would especially invite De trade i've d Il IN tsFs--
chasing eiseuhfre fil-al IA 4
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TFNIE large and eaml1ra 8lng kuoEn as the Bshons
pr0perty si-uatsi lesel HarEet strsc. pareu-
enqara the ees ~ Nahris sad HofthFestarn
Railroad Company. iant2-u
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FEYuE splendid passenger steamer B. ~ Run sf1zaA
YAM, MILLzR- Matter, viii leave here - ss=sssi
FRIDAY, the 9Th January az y O'Clock, ~, -
a. above amply 10
Iao9g A. HAMILTON, Aaeat
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Total amt Of losses, claims & liabilities s4355O D
The greatest amount insured any S30ODl but
will not, general rule, exceed $4,000
The Company has general rule the allowed 10
be nsuredin any city, village block being governed
each case, bY general character Of
buildings vi th o. streets, facilities far rafting Tres &c
Nc part Of its capital earnings is deposited a0F other
State IS security therein.
attesed Of the Charter Act Of
panfcs this ateruau1
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TTEAD DRESSES and CoiGures FOR sale By
VI jan2e B0R6RELDT q GUNTRAdI5 20 Cherry 8.
toRszTs, Hoop skirts, sea Fancy Goods ana Toys. y
~ cheap By B0RG2ELDr 4 GUHTRATHi
1hsr NaaHaI
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no ARRaVE.


- - RBis New York Appiesi
sb hhis Wonderful PatttoesFe acres last rear rrit
0Bl blsnes-o ea1-er Kirkruan ana for is hv
iln5l D. D. hickey. Al 'CaIiees slraetl
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N "A II - u - - ~ n n n "A >
TAEE an imr1euss auction sale Of splendid NEW FURNI-
lFH TUBE Wednesday mornings 25th jauury, hoo az 10
o'clock, 20 close.
TERNsA under 500, cash eli sums over $780, fur
mouths. Notes Eell niors-d, pfytbe ia Bank ian3ftd
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CNEVERAT small hluse 81 le chalano0ga Depot wa be
- rel1y Cog rcrt a5aat la Ec1rasry For
sFpB % ~ ~. SALOONS,
itnR 81 u caasCf ani sarl-lsr strestss
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N A. 8 II g M "A RR
INSURANCE AGENTS,

Statement of the Condition OF the HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY, OF New Ksrlz, on
the first day Of January, A. D., 1850,
made 10 she Comptroller OF the state Of
Tennessee, pursuant 70 the statute of
that state.
NAME AND LOCATION
The name OF his Company Insurance coHPANT
Incorporated in 1873 and located City of New York
Capital One Million Dollars.
The Capital OF the said Company, actually paid
ls..-. .-... -- sss 49,. "
The surplus on Tie Ist day q January ls60 4I5sl5 IS
- -. ttr or-
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SITE OF NEW YORK.

STATE or NEW Y JRR, 60.
City and County Of New YORK ! -
Charles }. Martin, President and Milton Smith, Secretary
Of the Home Insurance COMPANY, being ssysraly sworn
pose and and each r himself says, that the foregoing
fun aa Of the Affairs q the said Corpo
ration, and that they the above described officers thereof
(Signsd) CHARLE5J J. MARTIN, Presdent.
(sgnedl J. HILTON SMITH, SscretEry
subscrissa snd bore me- this 5tlday Of January,
D., 1850. Signed
]. II. WASHBURN.
81 Commissioner Tor renn=sss
- in New York.
Stair OF TENNESSEE, COMPTROLLER's OFFICE,J
NASHVILLE, Janulry q 1850 4
Ths 70 certify he Home Insurance Co located New
York state n. York, has complied With al require
Of passed 81 the General Assembly the
Tennessee In Mqr 1856, entitled San Acs regulate the
agencies Of Insurance. Companies not incorporated by the
o Tennessee" aud shat J. NASH aud y" j. MARI tae
vile, state OF Tsnnessse J. T. DUNLAP,
lsEAL.l Comptroller.
Psics Issued anj renesei and losses promptly paid By
fan24-iIm NASH ( MARX, . Colsrs street.
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The Bsluer of the 18Th places az the head Of its
report Of the proceedings Of the Democratic State
Convention, IN glaring capitals
7,o7~f~r tc Dururvrrnf
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FFYE subscribers agents large importing hoasl md
have n store and ceustanY receiving various bands
qu4s and prices. Orders filled unusually low rats vac
! accompanied BY the cash. BENZ. p SaIELDs 4 Co.
ianzu No. q OoIare1l1t-
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FANCY STORE, &c CHERRY STREET.
TVEPHYR, Worsted and Nu6ia Yarns. in al coIors.
~ B0aaFBLOI & GUaTRATH,
jan2O e Cherry 81 e
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FsIFrEEN pounds 70 AUST recsayeu per steamer Rsrs
which will os sold % mlnuiacturers' prices. fv
jan2I BENJ. n sREELDs & Co., 10 q College S.
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sEGAR AGENCY

CENTRAL STORE ROOM, on sssond door, az rsat Ap-
"a ply to lisn2ol BENZ. p SHIELDS & 90.
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Mr HUNTER presented petition from sundry
cilizsns, prsyiue change OF the line BET ihe
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CoLLEcroR's OFlIcr CRY HAIL,
- -. - NASHVILLE. Jan. 90, l560-l
fH1AA PAYERS Who wish g avail themselves Of enc privse
or lhe iaE allowing Pre- payment % Cooperation Taxes
Tor pe year lo08 are aerby a0dsi that sycaa % 81
by calling at tae Coectors ocs. Interest a he r,s =
per een month Hii be allowed from the date OF seri
u tie lst o. July osuers q taxable rropsrly h % t1
VIII ind Il 20 tnsir interest 10 call iualcdistsiy
fan21-Iul a.a t...r Al NELSON c.iI.e.rr. F..
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TTAVING moved ny goods t5 Cherry street, seat 81
Traders Bank, door from Union, take ne oss
rsurn thanks 3 friends and customers ios the bsrt af
age bestowed at the former stand, AMI hope that chan
Vilinot only Continuance but Increase IL tc
her-tolofe received. B.nsol e. slsg-Ll-
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FISH TRAP oa DAM X oEIHcE RIVER.
The Senate amendment 10 Mr.. Senter's bill + Il
4 681 60 aHthorrze the erection Of q fish trap in
Clinch river, was read
Mr.. JOHNSON hoped the House would concur il
the Senate amendment.
Mr.. SENTER hoped the House would not concur.
Aud then-
On motion. the House Adjourned, aud the Speak
er declared it adjourned till Monday morning at 10
o'clock.
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MONDAY, Jannary, p, 1860.
The House vas called 70 order 81 9ocloek by Mr.
LEA. under written request 50 70 DO from the
Speaker, Who vas absent
Tic session was opeHded with prayer BY Rev =.
CaRR, Of the Metbodisl church,
PLTiTI0E.
Ms. kfNGAlD, Of andersen. rfescntea petition
which was referred T. the Committee OF the IA
hanof, Hilhoufr esding
NEW BILLS.
The following bills we're introduced, by isase,
Rad and 6eFeralig passed the frst tiue. without
objection:
BvAire GILLESPIE 4G6 10 ineorposlte % Ci,st.
ishoogs Csai Company Of Tsanesstr
81 Ne MARTIN, 465, 70 provide for granting
law ucerse.