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Ohio Railroad Agent
Now three feet large on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
cloudy with indications of rain
Steamer Nashville, portion Of this boats freight
arrived yesterday per John A Fisher. The Nash
vile will be in port by Monday morning next and
depart same day at o'clock for Cincinnati; as tins
will be the first boat and the only boat offering for
Cincinnati, passengers and shippers will be pune
t1al.
The Nashville is on her first trip, being entirely
new; reports speak of her as superior craft 1t Is
therefore presumable, that the host Of friends OF
Captains BAECKIAT and SIpDLE, will pay them
visit
The Eastport and Red Rover are now about due,
and unless speedy rise occurs viii have to Tighten
up theiT freight.
The Melrose left Cincinnati Friday last The
Glenwood and Ema were to leave Yesterday. Steam
er Clipper ladng at Cincinnati for this port.
John Gault yet at Louisville ading for this port.
Steamer Gen. Anderson. laying up y port until a
further accumulation OF water and freights take
place.
The regular daily line of Paducah packets still
continue to ply with regularity
ARRIVED.
Gen. Anderson. Cairo.
John A. Fisher. Paducah
DEPARTED.
John A. Fisher. Paducah.
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From kansas TERRITORY.

ST. LoUB, Dec. l4.-A special dispatch from
Mount City Kansas, of the sth TO the DenocTat says
all is quiet here. No arrests have been made
Montgomery, Jennison, Seaman, and others are not
to be found.
Gen. Harvey ordered two companies Of infantry
under Major Vessels and Capt. Lyon to be station
ed at Mount City, and two companies Of Dragons
under Capt. Steele, at Fort Scott
Harvey wishes to declare a martial law buI
Governor Medary would not consent preierrlng
that the United States Marshal should make arrests
and the prisoners to be tried by Territorial law.
WARRINGTON, Dec. l5.-Mr. benjamin lntehcs MA
ing a secession speech.
Certain secessiOnists assert that seFersi peAn
Governments will promptly recognize me indepehd-
ence of any seeding State.
II ia reported that a line Of French steamers IN
tended 10 run between HaTre and New York will be
changed to New Orleans.
Of January. -
II Is understood that the sIoOp Of war Brooklyn
will be prepared for sea forthwith and held ready
to defend the Government forts near Charlesto at
a moments warning
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Ftons Ia 3. Lol.is Dall.l Elll.ll A.Inzsl ID lal-

T5Yesteray, while stroll town. happened to
call upon Msssrs. Potter nerwin 81 Market street,
these gsntlsmen doing business that old firms might
Upon found out that the whole
is, that they afraid to advertise that
motto is in the language Of herspred writer sE thy tread
upon the waters and after many days sha he
ycu" We found he in their Office all the leading papers
published 10 the United Saes and many Europe Their
advertising alone must amount to thousands Of dollars
nuay They the manua and propretors Of the
Cherokee Remedy unfiling remedy for the unfortunate
(ee advertisement Of the big Indan CDR Merwns Fever
Ague Pills certain and preventive OF Chlls and Fe
and the cherokee Cure unang specific seminal
weakness nocturnal emissions and ell kindred These
medicines compounded from receipts procured by
from accelerated medicine man. OF the "Cheokee
The roots bars and herbs all reduced powder
by mills that prepared BY sea and the medicinal
extracted by and alcoholic process such manner
that bottle Of medicine has the amount Of
medicinal virtue From the laboratory taken IN
bulk 70 the botng and wrapping department, they go
through the hands Of boys and girls who skilled putting
each article up in beautiful style We much surprised
the ingenuity and dexey displayed in this branch the
ness After the medicines properly packed strong boxes
and marked they loaded drays and taken the
boats and railroad depo from ghtnng
speed their destinations mercy to
nearly portion Of the civilized world We bespeak for these
gentlemen large iosnneat least they deserve H. for have
edo seen the amount OF energy and indus
~ displayed By business dec2-d&5wim.
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From New York

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE North Star, from Aspin-
wall, has arrived, with the California mails Of Nov.
81, and l0S9 900 in treasure.
By the Panama papers by the North Star, we learn
that the CHILEAN Congress had extended extraOrdi
nary powers to the President until Sept. 30th next,
Both houses had sanctioned the bill by which authors
or absttOrs Of mutinies, riots, seditiOus move
ments are jointly answerable for the damages caused
thereby. Congress has also sanctioned the project
presented by the Government for sending minister
to the Court of Rome
The dates from Callao are to Nov. 18th. Ar. Clay
would leave in few days on the Wyoming, home
ward bound
The revised Constitution of Peru has been accept
ed and sworn to, and published.
Congress has, in secret session. conferred extra
powers on President COstia with reference to the
present difficulties with Bolivia. 1t is, therefore,
thought that COstilla will not content himself by
simply oVerthrOwing Delinares but will probably
try to annex Bolivia to Peru. A letter from Lama
says that COstilla is to raise army of $4,000 men
to oppose against Bolivia and it is thought he will
be victorious in the coming struggle.
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FAyING received letter Of administration the
Mrs Elizabeth Alley deceased all person indebted to III
hereby required settle with the rsof Februa-
1861, be dealt with according law and all persons hav
ing claims the said estate hereby notified to hand
send their claims in GAINESVILLE Tenn before
first Of FEBRUARY 1861 they Will be forever barred both by
and equity, PARIS PETER,
SaoE
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be slavehOlding.

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD COMPANY
AT meeting of the stockholders of the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad Company at Murfrees-
boro on the 18th instant the cid Board of Direc-
tors was without opposition reelected, except AL
FRED Miller, Esq, of Rutherford county, and J. NJ.
MuRRELI, Esq, Of Nashville, who declined re cleo
ton, and in whose stead Col. E. 4. KEEBLE, of Muir
freesboro', and n. E. ALLOwAY, Esq, Of Nashville,
were elected. AT a subsequent meeting Of the Di-
rectors the former officers Of the Company were
reelected to fill the respective stations heretofore
occupied by them.
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CHEROKEE CUREy

An UHfdiIi72 cure for Seminal Weakness, Noe.
turnai EmInissiOns, Lmpotsncy Toss Of PoDsr
PGias an tie Back, Stons in tie BLADDER, distracted
and Difficult AenssrLatioH, and all Diseases caused
By de1idtng from tbs path Of Nature, and fpduEyiz0
IN SeLf-P0lLutiOH.
By the Of this Cure" all improper discharges
ed the weakened organs Of generation speedily cured
full vigor restored.
Either contemplating marriage, should reflect that
mind and body necessary promote connuba hsppne
In the Cheroee Cure the poor debated worn down ard
desparng deTotes Of sensual pleasure will and relief
1t safe and pleasant aste ediate action con-
flaming mineral poison prepared from pure
extracts, in the form Of delicious syrup.
Price 50 Bottle three hotties for S. and forwarded
by express to all parts Of the world.
Sold BY all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER MERWIN. Proprietors. st. louis Mo
Sold in Nashville By Ewing Pendlson Berry DemoYiIIe
G. W Hendershott, aud by Druggists everywhere.
oct2S-dtw6zWly
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We learn from our telegraphc dispatches that
Gov. JOHNSON has proposed certain amendments to
the Constitution. We have not as yet definite re-
port of the precise character Of those amendments
We are glad to that in proposing to fix dividing
line between the North and the South. that he has
not forgotten that under the cd Missouri Compro-
mise, all North Of chat line was permanently free
SOIL while the territory South of that line was lett
to squabble for. The present proposition, as we
understand it, declares that while all North of the
line shall be freesoI territory all South Of it shall
be slaveholding
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FROM Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l4-The indications are that
Dickinson viii succeed Gen Cass as Secretary Of
State.
There is but little confidence placed in the assn
rance that South Carolina will not resist the Federal
authority during Buchsnan's administration Gen.
Scott expressed the opinion that a additional forces
should be sent to South Carolina for the protection
Of public property The President still opposes such
a measure on prudential grounds
The committee Of 80 have decided to keep their
elaboration private.
The publication Of the manifesto of the Southern
members depressed the conservatives, who say they
are satisfied thst the South is opposed to any COM
promise or accommodation whatever.
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TMPORrANT AEREsT.-Oficer Hicks arrested a few
days ago, a man named Stephen II. Elliott alas
Price, who with twelve others were sentenced to
seven years imprisonment in Nashville. in 1858.
Elliott alias Price borke jail in Nashville shortly
after his sentence and has been at large since. He
is now secure, and will doubtless the balance
of his time in confinement.-Ch Charleston Mercury.
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COMMISSIONERS FROM ALABAMA, J. W. GARRETT TO
North Carolina E. W. PETTUs, TO Mississippi; JOHN
A ELMoRE to South Carolina; \. F. HoPKN and
F. NJ. GHMER JR., to Virginia l.. Polk WALKER, to
Tennessee STEPHEN E HALE, to Kentucky JOIN A.
WINSTON 70 AIkansas.
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An elegant present in books. worth $40, or the
money if preferred. viii be given by the Carriers
of this Office for the best Carriers Address that
may be prepared fer them by Friday, the 2lst-
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e. A. EAHAEST0ok,s vERmIFUGE.
FOR TAPE-WORM.


HKssRs. 3. 4 FAFNRsTOCB e &C.
Gentiemen:-S since recommended A. Fahre-
stocks psrnifase my relatives Mr.. Charles West,
county, Mississippi ehld eighteen old,
supposed be cying from its He gave via
which brought from fape-worm lcesy 9neeet long and
cured the child This preserved, have shown
planters il this and the adjoining Counties have sold thous
ands Of bottles Of Vermfuge perfect
purchasers II this viii Be Of any calling attention
your valuable remedy, you At - rty 70 use it.
JAMES ?. HARPER
o. the firm OF harper & Son. Druggists,
Bayou Sara, La
II PGr5ases should L0ob areE TO TIE INITIALS On the
wrapper, aDc tht they buying B. A. FkHSesTocx
YERAIFuGE, and other. dec2-w1m
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markels BIZ TeIegrapn.

INV ORLEANS Dsc Is Cotton hrm today 1850 bales
mddiug IOc. sugar rtealv 4s5 Molases e59s4 Freight
to HaVre Z.
CAC1ssATI Dec l5-Fiour dell sales 1870 bbs s4s4 10.
WHISKY "a Oats 25 Lard ex99. Sugar 6977l. Mossses
$3.50. Ccfes I39l4.
NV YoaE Dec I5-cOtton sales 1900 bales miadng up
land TO- FIour sales $3.50 b5s, 594 e5 Corn dull sales
1900 bushels 69 Mess rsrk dull; sales 200 bbls SIS G2
Gas 70 Sugar steady fs5 boxes Cuba 4B5!
hhds orleans at * Moass Orleans 31s sales 1900 bills
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SAVANNAH, Dec. u, 10 P.M.-An immense meet
ingthe largest ever held in Georgia came Oh here
tonight. Capt John w. Anderson, Hon. +. 3 Bar
tow Col. Seaborn, and Mayor Jones, were un&nl-
mously nominated for the Convention, RESOLUTIONS
were unanimously passed instructing the delegates
To vote for the immediate secession OF Georgia.
Speeches were delivered by Messrs. jackson, Bar
tow and others.
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Stewart Countx. stats of rennes,ee.

IN STEWART COUNTY COURT AT DO
VeF--James B. MeCarroI ct ais Chas s. Gummers
as-Peion TO sell land. It appearing to from complain
ants b that ThoS McCa<rolI, Francis Meoarol, John
McOarro James McCarrol Samuel McCarro and Margaret
McCar heirs at law Of Francis hcCarro deceased
residents Of the State Of Tennessee 1t is therefore ordered
that publication be foT four consecutive weeks in the
Nashville UIoN American, newspaper published in the
city Of Nashville requiring said nsHresdens be and appear
before the in sces Of the County Court Of seHar count to
be holden the ceur house, In said county in the State OF
Tennessee the first Monday in January 1851 and plead
dmur to cOmpansns BILL the will betaken for
fessed them and set down for hearing expartes
W. COOK, Clerk
cec7-v4l-pr,af fee a. sewsrt o.. Court.
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PATHS MU SIC
Ar m'CLUREs.

EUAvING associated With ne Mr. ELlsAn 49,
q HoRroN and Pref HrlsczE1a FEsrCx. II
prepared 70 alend p an crdess i0r IHliiaq n h ~ II
and RsDairizg Pianos, ie0ieons, and an kinds = =
Musical Instune1ts Hl nromptnef5 a.d rasA eraIlen
a. riil give perfect sl-isiaetion.
Those want cf Niolins and f7ui taracan eos hl4
the assistance Of Prof frNIoN "a their setectiois
large stock q Stenag's and A. a. Gale 4 3 Pisao4f
hand, sid New York prices regardies of Frelsht. c
have also large ntnoer % and 81 Oc4nd Phases
Rsat II parchaad within gsar, the cent 1lil -
paFEent
For the rest Fiaosi sc. call &c ne lose sshfs,tsf
Store, &c. SO unouilrset. JAS. Al tEl1EF
noTz2-d
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TORONTO, Dec 1.-THE decision in the extradition
case Of the fugitive slave Jones alias Anderson is
expected to be given by the court tomorrow. The
authorities making active preparations to pre-
vent the anticipated attempt at rescue. The pc
lice are to be armed and the troops held m readi-
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MEMPHIS, Dec. 1.-THE Calhoun Block
stroyed by FIRE last nighs and the adJoininl
iBgs injured BY the falling walls. Loss sic
insured for $4,000
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ROOFLAND's BALSAmIC CORDIAL
Will long standing Cold very short time Read the
DIR. EatOn's InfanslIe Cordial, for Child

Urs EHIOn'8 NEIHMtEAH OOEUIslIy TOT OnlIUa
Teethirg.
Is no narcotic ul sleep and perhaps death your sn
ing onesbut is reliable and certain rmedy
the Ills OF nfsntle life. twill soften the gums reduce
dammation and relieve all pain and greatly facilitate the
process at the period Of teethng 1t giving
healthy sleep to the little sufferer and grateful rest
the weared mother 1t does not conspae the bowels because
it contains NO HORPHLRBI opste Of sny kind,
fully warranted in stating cannot be said Of any other
preparation for nfane complaints this time before the
ic but ira quick never a remedy for DayrAGd Dis
eatery and summer Complaint Also, for Wind Collie
Gripping tie Stomach Acid snd being powerful anti
spasmod Mothers should always have by them
Conclusions, especially when they purpose giving their children
the other old fashioned narcotics Of the day, exceedingly
liable bring these fits Be warned none but Dr.
Eaons Infantile Cordial, this onl, you Or
Soldby CHURCH DUPONT,
Sole projectors, 500 Broadway. New Yo,k
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ST. Louis, Dec. l4.-A special dispatch to the Re
p1tbEeGl. from Independence, says Adson, who was
wounded, and Bell, who escaped from. Walkers,
were found yesterday secreted in the woods. They
were surrounded and ordered to surrender. After
consultation. they drew pistols and replied they
would die first They were Immediately fred upon
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TCOUGHs. The sudden changes OF climate
OF PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL, and AsHMkrc AFFECTIONS
hence having proved that simple remedies often speedily
aud certainly when taken In the early stages Of the deas
should be hsdto 'Broa0nS Bronefd 7r0ches
or Lozengs let the Cold Cough Irritation of the Throat
slight by this precaution serious attack
be efectually re or PUBLIC sPEAKERs and sINeEzs viii
find them eecua for clearing and strengthening the See
advertisement, nev24-dATGm
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HAVING saegesed Dickson counky Court Clerk the
nsoveney Of Eelomon Petty deeeasea all persons having
claims against notified them With said CLARK
property authenticated. before he 81 day March, Ie6l
they viii be forever barred JAMES DUNNAGAN,
dec8-w4tA Adninirtrator
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mRS. WVNST.Ow.

An experienced AID female Physician soothn
Syrup for children eehing, which greatly facilitates the
Of teethng by soening gums reducing Inflammation
will alay all pain and is regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers it will give yourselves and relief
health your infants. Perfectly cases. See aaTer-
tisement in another column. oct2s-ly
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Nofice-

WILL sell for cash, at the Court House Nashville
Saturday the 29th day December ore negro ROW name
Jackson, levied as the property of Thomas Northern,
satisfy execution IN my hands issued by w. D. Robertson
Esq Of Jno l. Bsynes fox four hundred and fifty SIX
collars Sale according TO law J. ". PAGE, c. D. G.
deeG-3tw
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DIR. Hollands Celebrated
GERNIAN RTYETEnR

TWILL e6ectually Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaun-
Wv Dice Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases Of Kid
ach such Constipation Inward Piles Funess Of Bosd the
Head Acidy Of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn Disgust
Food Funess weight in the Stomach, Sour Erucaions,
Sinking Flutterng the Pit the stomach Swimming
Choking suocstng Sensations when in lying posture, Dim
Vision Dots Webs before the Sight, Fever Dull
Pain the Hel Deficiency Of Precipitation, Yeowness Of the
Skin eyes Pain in the side Back Chest Limbs &c. Sad
Fushes OF Heat Burning in the FLESH Constant Imagn-
ings of Evil and Great Depression OF Spirits.
The propreors, in calling the attention Of the public to this
preparation, dc with feeling Of the utmost confidence in
virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which
1t and unred article, but that has stood the
test Of ten years American people, and its
sale unTaed by any similar
Tie testimony in its favor given by prominent and we'll
Physicians and individuals in all parts Of the country
ally the PROPRIETOR had gratis any Agents.
satisfy the skepcal that this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity 1t has obtained.
ROOFLAND's BALSAmIC CORDIAL
Will long standing Cold In very short time Read the
following:
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l6, 1853.
DR.. c. NJ JAcKsoE-sr had rome time been suffering
throat hoareness when recommended Hoof
lands Cordial accordingly bottle and
happy state that half Of il completely cured
uneGtingy recommend to friends who be sim
ary afflicted deem than justice to bear this
public testimony to its virtues Respectfully yours,
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared emily BY Dr. O. NJ. jackson, No 46 Street.
Philadelphia for Druggist and sorekeepers through
United States and Canada Price IS cents bo9
O. ]. WOOD, st. Louis Wholesale Agents for the West
EWIN, PENDLET0N CO., Nashville Tenn, Wholesale
Agents Retailed by JO G. BROWN and EVANS G. W. HIM
DERsH0TT and WELLS & HOOPER, Nashville; J. B.
MATHEWS, E5geheld J. O. D0RCH, South Nashville,
feb1l-ly
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All children viii cry when they have collie. They
may be relieved at once by that gentle force Am
6rosial OIL Read the evidence in our special no
tees.
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COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. is.--The Montgomery Adgsr-
fssT yesterday published presentment Of the Grand
Jury Of the Federal District Court. declaring the
Federal Government worthless and mpotent-a nui-
sauce for committing violations Of the Constitution
in State, multiplying the Fugitive Slave Lax, and
other causes.
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PHuHARxoxIc SocIETY.--We desire to correct a
slight error in regard to the price of tickets
TO the rest of the Philharmonic Concerts. This
stated at 1925, whereas, the price is $3.50 for a
ticket admitting gentleman and two ladies to the
three concerts.
We subjoin an account Of the St. Louis Philhar-
monte Society rather authentic than the state
ment derived from verbal report winch we gave a
day or two ago. 1t is from Dwights o,yaaIof 1bsic
Boston:
The ST. Louis Philharmonic Society was formed
to advance the study and promote the progress of
music in ST. Louis and to encourage the reunion and
social intercourse Of the lovers of music in city
There are three classes of members, life members,
subscribing members, and performing or active mem
bers The subscribing members pay fifty dollars
each. There are now one hundred AID three and
only in its second month. These one hundred and
three men, represent over twenty-five millions of
dollars of this city. Every concert increases the
members. They VIII spend every cent gained this
year five thousand dollars The tickets for the
concerts are Hersr sold any member selling or dispos
sing Of ticket for gain, forfeits his membership.
The performing members number one hundred and
ten. They each pay five dollars per year. The mu.
steal year consists of eight months from September
till May, one concert to be given every month and the
tickets distributed regularly among the members
many tickets in all being given there are seats
These concerts given III finest hall, and
attended by the finest audience ST. Louis can boast of
Their leader. Mr.. Edward Soobeleski, has a bet
ter European than American reputation. 4 bet
ter musician west of the Mississippi river
he both lead the orchestra and the vocal score
His Office and the librarians saaried. OF course
of the orchestra hired. there being ne anna
teur player on the clariOnet horn. &c. They have
two rehearsals every week and the leader gives
extra ones besides and in addition to all this the
leader deYotes three hours every day to nstructng
members not well up in their parts. The rehearsal
rooms are the finest for the purpose ever saw The
first concert was complete success, the pro-
gramme being mainly -lassical music"
We do not knOw what the qualifications Of Mr..
SooBELEsEr may he but if he is better than our c.
H. MUELLER, or as good. he well deserves both
European and American reputation.
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Governor OF south Caroline Elected.
CoLuNBIA. Dec. I5.-Pickens is elected Governor
Of South Carolina.
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EE7HEREAs, the growth aud poFsr Of purely sectional
w party, made manifest ~ the result Of the ps-
DENTAL election party whose eny tie IS hostility the
rights and institutions OF the fifteen Southern Stateshase
Of the oyernnent, which in opinion demands the gsest
consideration OF the Legislative Department and peofe 81 Ten
nesse-
Therefore, /, IsHAs g. HAsRs Governor O. the State o. Ten
nessee by virtue Of the power authority ~ the
Coustitu ion hereby require and
Of the houses Of the General Assembly Of said a
yene at the Cagito N ashvle eli Monday, IN day Of jan
y $751; q O'Clock y; gislaie upon such SUI ects as
may hen su- mtted to them
~ In gestm ~ whereof, have heTennto set ny hand
caused the great seal the state to BE affixed at
the Department al Nashville, 1th day Deesr-
} Der, d. 1860 1saAM g. HARRIS
~ BY the Governor:
j. &. R. RAY, Secretary Of State.
The Banner and Patriot Nashville Avalanche and AupeaI
Memphis Advertiser. Chattanooga Register knoxville ana
West Tennessean, Jackson. will copy
decs-itw&81I