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Me Whitaker sdvertises In the Rsleiah
IN. Press, for sale tract Of land on which -
says the ancestors Of Gen. lane once lived,
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AUCTION SALES.
By cLEARy = sREEN. AaotOnser,.

By cLEARsxo s 4 S GREEN. AsOtiOneers.
SrocK OF BOOTS, SHOES, sI9RE FIX.
Issf &C a. ,ss TThpsspsy
Penn avenue, between N and sih streets. immedi-
.,sy under q. J.sl:ss A;;'ssl.,iO. rssm;, .
Ken :ad :a;. r:.rss s:.Asr Boots
isiis. esisss:. Bs.ss, Shoes, and s,i,,.u.
ssi!s::S. 80: e 8: e c.;i;,,,, ,.ss.,.
fsnsy and po%s::ie shCss. fSs Men. Women.
( Ssssss,:is; = S QUO ga.ssi:.
10, s sis: Hp5l soS. t 2. slGSSs s
Terms. An. AZ .s%: .na.. g. cash oy.t ,s..
- Ss ss 'nd0r's CLEAN nS,si S'1!
By BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georse.ovn.
E.as q. is .s.s q s sss Of
81 aSSGnss tns I'sorf No. q i Rs
i cue st S.ss on ii % isfs S
3 Han Addison .iassed al Il ssssssys s'i, s.
on ne south tide Of Wa,e, and vesi Of High street.
Boy Horse, Cart, Get Of harness.
Iait o. fanbanks Scal &c, ESQ poands,)
Ba.SsI Es.:aTs. a. Ba:h.I Measure.
Sisns, Stove, Chairs and Deck
no laa RkR SSsH kSSAfEstSfc2REE iT! I G:s;:
By CLEARY q GREEN. Aucttoneers.
800 NtatA street.
Government sADE OF DESKS, CAR
xrcfos6n ssF HGGiu S0S
ms We shall sell. IN ffont Of our Auction Room,
No. SOC Ninth street, at 10 O'Clock, large lot OF
Effects from one of the Public Departments, and
sold BY order OF the Government, consisting or
Mahogany and Walnut high and low Desks,
Do and other Ofiice Chairs,
Brussels and Tapeetry Carpets.
Hugs. Mats, Oilooths and N s,tngs,
Pigeon Holes, shelves and Book cases,
Stoves, GrAtes. Tenders, 40
Andirons, shovel and Tong, Mirrors,
enumerats.
Terms cash in bankatle money,
nol2d cLEARY GREEN, Aucts.
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic attach. of
Nsrroxst OF Sick Heddnchs may be prevented: and
II taken st the commencement OF IN attack imms.
date relief from pain and sickness win be obtained.
= They seldom fail in removing the Nasssa and
HsaddeAs 70 which females are 90 subject. la \
They act gently upon the bowels, -rsmovIns Cos
firsRsss asaf AtFr.- d. = ;
For Literary Mes, Sfxdsats, Defeats Females,
and all persons Of sedsatary Aabits, they ere al
valuable - Laxasirs, improving the appssSss,
giving tone and risos TO the digestive organs and
restoring the natural elasticity aad strength of the
whole system. tfr ~ sl.-s - b II.
The cEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of lon.
Investigation and carefully conducted expsriments
having been In use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount Of
pain and suffering from Headaehs, whether orirf
mating in the sercoss system or from . dsranGsd
ststs OF the stomaeA' = .sslsss
They are entirely vegetable n shsir sonpositior.
And msy be taksn &C all tines vtth psrfsst snfStv
Without making sny Echange Of dass,s ssd sAs a.
ssses Of asy dissssseable taste fssdsys IL easy 20
sdssisisssy tAsSSte ekikdysa. tyasas - ( =
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIrs, -
The genuine have Eve sisnatnfss Of Benry q.
Spalding on each Box. = -,
Sold BY Druggists and I'll other Dsalsrs In Msdi-
zines. H $3.50 !
a BoxvilI bs sent BY mail prepaid on receipt Of
PRICE, as cENrs. -sisra
+ All orders shosld Be sadrssssd TO ssss
~, 80 HENRY Q, SPALDIN6.
noR-d&viy ~ Csdas vtrsst, New York.
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D. :. ..NEEDING DRY GOODS. % D..
III ps'';s ';ssss
Prices arranged yah ::ssoisi sss b s6:!s yssis.
$40 5s Penn. svsnss .ss Ninth sssst,
The entirs bslldiag. eve aoors asi he vsslss, Dc
=! 5;s$Ss s!isGf ], : g + =; +
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WONDERFUL PRosREss IN THLHeRArHINa-
Joseph 3. Wilson, Commissioner Of the General
Land ONCE, this morning received teleeraphic
dispatch from Portland, Oregon. via Sacramento,
California, dated November LIST, 1850, thus reach.
ing here within twelve days, an Unprecedented
achievement in magnetic telegraphing, and
striking instance Of the progress Of the age.
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The CONGRATULATIONS Fabbri, who has Gre
ated such an excitement in New York in the operas
OF La Jsire and NabdHeo, is to give a concert at
Wizards Hall on Wednesday night next The
greatest Of living bassos, Carl Formes, will assist
her, AZ win also signor Stigelli, the world-re-
nowned composer Of Brightest Eyes, " and other
beautiful songs. We hear that Signor Stigell.
VIII sing his new song, "rhe Tear" and Mr.
Formes "The Eri King" which he gives with
such Tremendous effect. Our community will
very gladly avail themselves Of such a relief
from the din Of politics az will be afforded by
the concert Of Wednesday night
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THk WHAIHIn.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning II made from the Amer.
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation 10
about O'Clock.
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no e-T.Th,S,M&T5t
By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auotioneers.

By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers
Corner Ninfh 81. and scSth side Pa &c.
MlsCELLhA LA az r sshBR = At Aye
l4th instant, at O'Clock, We will sell, at the Auo-
ton Rooms, q very good collection Of Socks, cem-
theological Works. Greek and Roman Clashes,
RistOriosi. Pos.ioai, and Bioers,h,c.l WORKS,
Lav, Aria, Sciences, Novels, and komancss, Ao-
no 10 WALL BARNARD, Auots.
By BARNARD BUcKEI, Auctionssr..
VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
Lie hVc1foSH6n TaGssbs3I moRSSikSf lssS
lnstant ~ 10 O'Clock We vii sell at the residence
Oh mis- Household Furniture, DC eompnslnS-
Rosewood Parl0r Suits consisting Of Sofas, Arm
and SIDE Chairs, upholstered in Brooatslle and
French Plate Mirror Rosewood Msrbls-top Center
Hsyst and B1Ssss. csrpss., and R n s1' s"-'
Ul Painting, Rich Mentoi Vases, and Ornaments,
Hair sss ssa ASTE: E.', and SIDE Chair;
sidsSoSEd, Etesere, Extension walnut DINING
D,n,ns Chairs, White and Whit. and Gilt French
Dinner and Tea Sets. sls.. and TsSl. w.r.,
Fun Sab sSs sSa sps
:. sna chins:s ssdsIssas. -'A ''e-'"
ExcelIent y leather Beds and Piiiows. curlsd HAIR.
Shnok. and shuok and Cotton. and Spring Mat
Blankets, Comforts, and other Bedding,
French China, and other Toilet Sets, = Es1.7s
Exoellegt Th5ee-ply and Insrais CsFpsts. Drugsett
wCSd sSd csnS-ss;;s Chairs. and Rockers. and
fe0d s.: g Q. :.ssas. Kitchen Furniture;
~ ena eo dsss. Tor approved endorsed notes, besr-
in na "a p.vN.Dn -
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BY WALL q BARNARD. Auctionesrs.
MORGAN STALLION AT AUCTION.-On
lI SATURDAY MORNING., Novsmber 10, AZ
II O'Clock, We VIII sell In front Of cor Auction
Rooms
One Brown Stallion, n hands high fne trotter and
racker and works well in harness and eIeht
years old. His pedigree may be seen at the
Two Rookswsys. nearly new.
sold because the owner has no further use.
nos-d WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
~ IL , sSonnnsS 9enoe Of the rain, until TUESDAY
noio WALL BARNARD, auct.
Ry A. GREEN. Auotioneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF ONE woke OF
~ OXEN AT AUcTIoN.-On TUESDAY, the 18th
day of November next will be sold at the Wash
lnEton NAVY \ ard, at II o'clock m, one Yoke Of
Terms cash IN specie. The oxen can be seen
'e Ss sHsn&ston at the Navy i. GREEN Auot
Will be added to the above Sale, q Tenonins
Machine.
By order Of the Navy Agent.
NEGRO FOR sALE.-By virtue of an order Of
the Orphans' Court Of Prince Georse's county,
Nd the subscriber will ofer for sale at the court
house door Upper Marlboro, on TUESDAY, the
18th inst, At o'.look p. m, vslrable young Ne
Terms Of sale cash. or an aoo.ssed srs I,,v,
Administrator Of Ann i. Hiiesfy.
no l-stsvtd Marlboro papers copy0
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VALUARLE BUILDING Lots IN SQUARE
ERiSxf soS:nbsi ssl fs ana. f Al. zHe n G1s q
the lremises, At O'clock p. m. the following
Lots Nos. s. g.. u, ., .. and ., in square Nc:
l6s, eo9taining in al between Is and 81 thousand
south y and srssts, between sixtS and seventh
sfresn vese And vail b. cold in lots 10 suit pur-
fsfa:: Sa.sss1sss ZEE ali sisnos ms, n, .s.s
y months the Irrehsesr 20 give notss fot delsrred
yoymenfs, beerf1g lnherest rom day Of sale.
NO sA - = -, A. GREEN, Auet
> 10 TEE ABOVE. SALE 10 POSTPONED
On secosnt q shs rsan until FRIDAY, tie 18th
no io' AZ sAosi. 81 nprvN A-ox.
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A, NE REFUSE 10 ELECT UNITED
MiLLEDGEvILLE, Nov. 9-The resolution for
the election OF u. 5. Senator was taken up yes.
tefday and 1t was moved that the time be Mon.
Hams Of North County, favored the earliest time.
as 1t was well known who Georgia preferred and
when he was elected he would instantly resi1n n
the ints,ests Of Georgia and the South required IT,
MT Oliver, Of Heard, favored the earliest dsy-
oblecting to keeping candidates here In suspense.
MI, Jones, OF Newton, urged the greatest DELAY.
40 be regarded the present az a time for delfbcr, ,
non: They needed all the light that could be Oh.
tained, before action. few weeks might develop
Important matters which ought to be known be-
fore the election. VIC
Mr.. Spalding, Of Mcintosh, favored POSTPONE.
9 Tor two weeks. He did not believe in en-
dorsing 20 early Mr.. Lincoln's election. Other
measures Were impoftant-that Of holding con-
vention and retaliating Legislation Claimed nrscs-
deuce Of the election Of senator.
na Mr. sewara. Of Thomas county favored post.
early to indicate that Georgia intended 10 submit
70 Ltncoln's election. 81 "a Il : -" -
O. Mr. Harris, Of North county, inquired of Mr..
Mr.. Seward objected to Interruption. H. .,,a
ne was In favor Of secession IL Georgia 20 deciSed
In conversation. He thought that Georgia yyonIS
mot Dc the other South ern States by thus
early indicating willingness te submit 10 Lin
coins election. He considered that Southern
safety was In acting a. unit. - = 800
Mr.. Lawton, Of Chatham, pressed the utmost
uoAey IN aao eAeCsiOu OF q senator. There Waa NO
necessity for speedy action, AZ Georgia would ~
represented In the Senate till the 4th OF N.,ch
He agreed with Mr.. Seward that % SPEEDY an
indication to submit 70 the election Of LincoIn
would place Georgia In antagonism TO her .ister
states, a. the news would speedily be sent over
me country that Georgia acqniesced the election
Mr.. spalding moved resolution to Law ON ~.
nole Tor the present, which was adopted
bill was Introduced heavily taxing mannfar.
tured articles from Massachusetts,, Conn ecticut
New York, Pennsylvanis, Michigan, w is.orsin
and other states aullifying the fugiv slave n ~
Also, pseventing citizens Of these eeni No o. ~:
nom suing ID the courts Of Georgia. n -
The Legislature adjourned tiI Monday. M !
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-28
For the D,iiy Patriot.


The pending bill before the Legislature to
convert the magnificent property known
formerly as the Asylum, and for the past few
years "a the State Hospital, into Governors
residence; and To operate as "A salutary meas
urc of retrcHchncut and relief 10 State in
drbtedness, is attracting quite a share of
public attention. The subject has been very
generally discussed both through the press
and in private We believe that all the city
papers have spoken favorabIy of the propu-
sition. and so Far as our observation has cx-
tended. it meets but lew opponents among
our citizens.
There seems to be almost unanimous con-
currence upon several points which appear to
settle the question beyond doubt, in favor
of the adopi ion OF the present bill, or at least
its substance.
LIST. 1t is universally agreed that there
should be at the Capital OF the State a man
sion for the accommodation of the Governor
and his family. This officer, for the last
eighteen or twenty years, has been selected
from a distant part al the State, aud must, of
necessity, for much the largest portion Of the
tcIm. bc so selected in future. The salary
paid 20 that officer is not suni lent to enable
him properly 70 support the dignity Of his
station, or to worldly represent, in courte-
~ aud hospitality to distinguished citizens
OF his own or YtbDr States the honor of the
gallant and generous commonwealth which,
for the time, has constituted him the imper-
souaiion OF the characteristics OF which htr
people are So justly Froud. The condition of
the public treasury, with our State Capitol
yet undaished. and oar noble system OF in-
ternal improvements yet d manding large
supplies, does not seem TO Justify such an
annu1l increase OF the salary rs is necessary.
The difficulty can b. remcditd by erecting
and furnishing a re-ideuce TOR that officer.
thus relaejng greatly the expenses OF living
at The Capital. aaI enabling him, Tor the
term Of bis olise, to b. What he should be-,
prominent feature - the scat Of gov rnmeni.
ell. Tao mod proposed in the present bill
otviates the Necessity Of any actual DRAFT
upon the S,a'e Treasury 10 accomplish this
comnealable o.leet
81 Il converts property which can be
easily made worth sl1fT o. ssr4ig ~ 1as4Hd DIX
lars. aad which is now almost att,.riy we5 To-
lees TO abe state, aad to the-seneFi mass oi
The oni,, iuto 81 Institution demanded by
every co s~id-ration q state pride ant which
IS cmiayasly proper. AID iaieed Necessary;
aud ia addition saus ~ sap,-s e "a Prooests
o "a II 10 tis Si5ie 7fessary.
An. That il Is Waste.ul, aud ealpable lack
OF enlightened economy. as VII IS grossly
unjust. that the gaaFaisas OF the States ia
teNst should peruiil ~ yslnalls property
t. lie 80 tallow aad Improbable.
5 Thai it i The daily o. the Legislature To
investigate She eoudiiioa OF ihis property. and
% make @ame disposal Of it. sluscs t.sat con
tenplatsd ia the J.ll OF some Other. by Wlsleh
lie value may be Fstatnssi q che Stale, OF AZ
least more generally diaa-sd Ehsn at present.
9th That evea adaiitiias. usas a. at pres
eat governed u may * Of sisae service 10 =
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-28
The Memphis Postmaster.

The Washington correspondent OF the Gin
cinnat Enquirer in his letter Of the 24th says
About week since Mr.. Avery, the Rep
resentaJivr iron tae Memphis District. was
summoned to appear before the Postmaster
G neral and designate "a successor 10 the pre-
seat worthy aud iicient incumbent, Col.
Carroll. lately elected Douglas delegate 10
Charleston. Mr.. Avery at once protested
against the contemplated oatrBge. and was
backed IN his ,moustTance by The entire
Tennessee delegation in both branche, OF
Congress
A Geographic dispatch, announcing the in-
tentlon OF tha Prrsideat. having been hume
disteiy seut to Memphis, remoBsiTtnce.
sign q by nearly tiSe dunlyed Democrats, ia
c;udiug al shades Of personal opinion, w@s
sent ia at once. and arrived this morning.
The rrmousu ants protest iH fbe eame OF tiig
entire Democracy II Wet Tennessee against
the r,moysl ui Col Carroll. il Is probable
tae act Niti not he cul4slmmtied.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-28

~Tbe Senator from Shelby. Mr. PAVE,
denied, in the Senate yesterday. the State
ment made in the PATRIOT that there is
.slobby delegation" here from Memphis, who
have sought to defeat railroad bill in which
Nashville is deeply interested. 1t is possible
that the Senator may be right and our m
formant s:misinforIned.'' But, is itRota lit
tie singular, if this be so. that opposition to
the bill in question should have shown ITSELF
in quarters previously supposed to be iaVora-
BILE to its passage, afier the appearance here
of gentlemen from Memphis? Friends OF the
measure believe that unfriendly Influences
have been brought to bear againstit, as we
alleged: but as the Senator, and n Locker
an in Venice" whose communication we ap-
pend, deny the allegation. we are bound, be-
licying- them to be honorable gentlemen, to
accept their denial And we will add, If
none of the parties aimed al have been trying
to defeat the bill, and are not opposed TO its
passage, let them show their good feeling to-
wards orr city, their desire to see her pros
periiy increased. 10y aiding the friends of the
M aSure TO SECURE It's success.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House resumed the consideration Of
bills on second reading-and among those
disposed Of. adverse action was taken on the
following:
To amend the criminal pleadings. Reject
cd.
To repeal part of chapter of the Code.
X jectyd.
TO repeal the Office of county Judge in
Williamson county. Rejected.
To appoint and regulate Notaries Public.
K 'jrcted.
For the benefit of minors aud orphans. Re-
iecl~d.
To authorize Justices Of the Peace TO take
probate of deeds, &c. RCj leted.
To protect worshiping assemblies. Laid on
the table.
To regulate licenses in this State. Indei-
nitely postponed.
Adjourned ill 9 A. NJ tomorrow.
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iI-l4E. i tD - lctVs
Editors # tie Potriot: In your issue OF to-
day, under the caption Evils in the Wind,
you make an ungracious fling. Cunintention-
ally, no doubt,) at a few gentlemen from Mem
phis. who happen to be in the city. and whom
you are pleased TO term lobby members"
Finding favorite measure is likely TO
fail it may be a happy conceit to get up
small excitement, for the purpose Of causing
your citizens to exert their influence with the
Legislature, under the pretext that their
measures are assailed by others.
For the double purpose of allaying your
fears, and giving you 30 excuse to trembIe
for the Legislature; the writer will state, that
there are but Fix transient gentlemen in the
city from Memphis, VIZ: Judge D., Capt. c.,
Mr. r.. Mr.. p Mr. NJ, and Col T. The Judge
has been much of his time engaged upon the
subject OF renewing the dividing line between
Kentucky and Tennessee. The three next
named gentlemen. whatever may be their
ayOwed Objects. are strongly suspected of
looking out for wives. Mr.. II. desires to get
the capital stock of an Insurance COMPANY
increased. Col T. Is here to get an amend
ment to the charter of railroad with which
he Is connected, and be knows fall well that
the best way to succeed at that Is tn attend
to his own business. Having dealt fairly
with you, the writer hopes You will make
the Gn,sade Eo,sora5Ie by recanting your article,
Evils in the Wind"
Respectfully
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MONDAY, Feb. 81.


The House met pursuant TO adjournment.
The Secretary OF State appeared and pre-
scented IA message from Gov. Harris, enclosing
IA letter from Maj. \. Jackson, Jr., remon-
stratiug against tue removal of the rcmaiuS
of Gen. jackson and wife from the Hermit
tage to Capitol Square in this city. which
was ord red To be spread upon the journals.
The resolution to +, scind the resolution to
adjourn SINE die on Monday, March 9th, was
taken up and adopted, yeas 33, nays Is.
The resolution to procure $500 copies of
The History and Description of the State
Capitol for the use OF the House and State
Library, was rejected. yeas II. nays 30.
The House then proceeded to the consider
alton of House bills on second reading, and
among hose disposed of, adverse action was
taken on the following:
For the benefit of undertakers. Rejected.
To prevent preaching by negroes. Re-
jected.
To amend the law in relation to Quarterly
Courts. Rejected
To allow negroes TO give testimony against
whit. persons in certa cases. n jected.
To amend the law in relation to note
shaving. Indefinitely postponed.
To prevent tamperins with slaves. Indef-
nitcly postponed.
To amend the road laws. Rejected.
To charter the Sevier!ille and Smoky
Mountain Turnpike Company, with State
aid. indefinitely postponed.
Adjourned ali p. IN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-28

I3-rhc head OF the electoral ticket, put in
nomination By The Opposition ia kentucky
is w. ;. WAp-wO IN, E-q., OF Mason county.
lie is young man, all unknown 10 fame
but, we are gratih q 10 add. one Of the atiiest
or the able men OF Kentucky. Ills speech
before the Cony, nlioH vi ieh nominated hin
is reported in the Cincinnati Gaseae. /, l.,
an effort Of whic: any mla might b. proud,
and gives his party au earnest Of the ability
and vigor with which he will eon'laei the
canvass. lie may be regarded a. rising
star, which. at no distant day, will be the
glory Of the brilliant consultations which
bcaalify aud iliumiue the political armament
Of Old Kentucky.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-28

The following statement speaks for itself: Ersracf.
Inliftng the kettle the ere itcaughtand scad-
/ imy hands and person very severely-one hand
lmost to crisp. The torture was Undesirable. 1t
was an awful sight. = . The Mustang Lin-
snent appeared to extract the pain almost immedi-
stely. 1t healed rapidly and left Of account.
CHARLES FOSTER, 40 Broad street, Phiia -
II Is truly wonderful article. 1t will cure any
cas-. of Swelling, Burns, stiff Joints, Eruptions or
Rheumatism. For Horses, it should never be dis.
pensed with. One dollars worth Of Mustang has fire.
quently saved valuable horse. It Galds,
Sprains, Riugbone, SPAWN and Founders. Beware of
limitations Sold in all parts of the habtab'e Globe.
ts BARNES & PARK, Proprietors,
feb2-1m New York.
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c,erk and AIaster,s saIe.

VILLAIN A CznpbeIi, Atus'r- 81 Jsha r y iiss aad
otbefs
nv vstse efa deere Ct the Hes. csreit Ceart, az
ID Nashville Trun.. pFsnogDesd = ss above ehese
a. a. Iaausry 1efuI. IseSs ~tit expose u Fseisc
4 - tfe fitess bi.lser - hose pszee 4 he lzte
Wsftass. CaaptegI, aeess-, 80 rIAsl.Afs tak sfa
pay az MkfCgl, lkt9, tiss feb stas NsEfeas, = :
silva C-afss, &zrs 4essss hsisiHss .yEia tAr-
80 sacs ssgolsae Esn4. HaaHab. Marsh AID
Jaas Ant zisss, i1e S<s "a lbs pEenzssz<s
4iH sell he Frscg 81 f.aa shah The sase . n.
Isr. trll Csc Esssis ess sssg aet 80 asfe~.
SID na za5 Sszrues 4se saa fer tsF lslaa z-seas
ths heirs - szId y tillsha Canspbeii. cse Fl.
Tsszs.-SaA8 Nsssess 80 ts ssaid eIr@ = ere1fi q
IA u.satiss zsfzz ssiiis asslt sszasly 4-i -
ansfrd ~ Isaa I'll ks sd s1zaE efsat x ;
aa3 yeats zh i1Eerssfs a fe1 alta - -
eerity "a - Fs4aifea ass -s1 rkksses sfl3 the
s.ssCssss ssossy il f.ais. fsASIn {. lalHE.
taaz5-sa ctrFk and Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-28
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The motion to reconsider the vote passing
the bill to amend the law in regard to garna-
shce was taken up, and the bill rejected, ayes
IL. noes 10
Mr.. Peters called up the bill for the bene-
fl OF Juniors and tem5'es coUeJt, and 1t passed
st coud reading aud was referred.
Mr.. Stanton called up the bill to remove
the Branch of the Bank of Tennessee from
Sparta to MMinnville, and after a pTotract-
ed discussion it was rejected, ayes s, noes IL.
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
To authorize Commissioners of Common
Schools TO sell real estate in certain cases,
passed
To incorporate Lebanon Female College,
passed.
Adjourned to 8 A. NJ. tomorrow.