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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20
AN oLp WonAN's TwrArr.r1rru RIsru.

Az OLD wonAS's TwgNrr-FIFru BrRrH.
oAr.-There l. now residing in Elmira an
old lady named Mrs. Hannah webber, who
rsashed her twenty-afsh birthday On weiae=-
day Of week before last. aud Jet il sas AH.dre.
ysars cd This remarkable circumstances i
attributable 10 the tact thai abe wAs bora on
February ., l7ee. as that was leap year,
sArre has been bat tweDiy-fss rscarr<pcez
Of that day from the time Of her birth 10 The
p-esent tme. Mrs.. Weber receives an an
anai pension al SIS from The Geseranent,
her husband having taken "a active part In
the Revolutionary WzT. Although che has
atfzsass. snsh a advanced axe. she l. still
remarkably active and sisofass. She COZ.
verses lnseiiigeatiy. zad wlih sieci.5zd lister
eel eeaeesning the -e.eea tIne.h and t1e
trials and aiflsaisies si{h which ske asea Ard
the women q lbs Reso;stioa vzre szFsoandss.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20

~ The Bristol Nens republishes the
speech made recently in the Senate by Judge
DouGLAs in reply to Mr.. SEWARD, and COM
naends il, TO the readers Of the Nesrs, ''as one
Of the most thorough expositions of the
sophislry aud hypocrisy Of the leader Of the
frrepressible conflict party, aud one Of the
most complete vindieations of the democrat
n from the charge OF haviag agitated
- question. which has been made
- - session Of Congress began" The
=. In this on hand answer 20 the
polio of Black Republicsnism has
f<hed HE claim 90 the title OF the
A1ltyIe Giant" The Nashville Uasoa and
Amsrsaas terms il .J4noSB5s' speech. and
declines TO publish il. For our part. we have
not q word o. iault TO lind with such "bnn-
scombe." We hope that every one OF our
subscribers, Democratic and Opposition, will
read the speech
4 let not your heart be troubled" good
friend Of the Es,ss; the Usiea and Asserioss is
progressive. What though Il once denounced
Jadge DoUsI-Is as political gambler. has il
not since made amends by declaring willing
ness to support him IL nominated by the
Charleston Conventioni What though II
declinsd 10 publish bis 'Buseonbs" speech.
has il net aiOnsd for this grievous fault. By
pleading the cause Of bis disciples ia Chicago.
declaring that they are ''polnsssers" 'hshting.
mot for the protection OF their own peculiar
"institations, for their own homes and fire.
"sides. not for an institution in which they
shave sEy individual or collective Interest.
"nghting, not for slavery Ia Chicago. bat
"hghting for principle. in abe maiaiainsaes
OF which are involved the life. the fortunes.
-aad the sacred honor Of their Southern
: orefhrehF Aye. let our contemporary
alone A the friend Of another sspirsai, /,
may deem IL not improper nov TO war upon
DorsIAs. whilst extolllng his ffieadr, bal
let tbs Little GIANT bear OF shs cbarlestoa
palm, snd no original supporter viii be mere
sssloas In his cause.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20

C. from the Columbus (Ohio) District, writes
10 the Columbus Statesman as follows:
al hear the Missouri members say that
Douglas is carrying that State with all the
rush of a spring frrshet. Colonel Woodson
says those who are competing for his place
in his district are out for Douglas. They
have examined the barometer"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20

CaaHLEsrpS hAsksr PsIcE.-The ksxes,y
says that unusually high prices are already
Induced 10 Charleston by parties who are
sPseniaiiag for tbs large increase ef table
supplies required darisg she Democratic Ma
local Coasensioa;
BEEF. and aet very prime II that. Is gov
selling In our market a. z54sI c<nts per
poand; msltoa Al 81; anA pofk as i3sle
csnis. foeis also raaae sf kl<h pric-s.
TURKEYS esH &C IS 5us<s pzis. aa1 uiid
are mote reasonable. except csbbzE-s, xhscA
eel ~ ai.sz eenss per Ass.d.s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20
CAERRr CoBBLERs. The Boston Posi-

CAERRY CoBBLERs. = The Boston Post
says
a. Burton the late William H. in
vented sherry cobblers. 1t is related that
when an actor in Philadelphia, he frequent
ed a famous resort for theatrical personages
and and their friends, known as ''Dickey
HarqOuTd's." Juleps. but then recently
imported from the South, were the popular
tipple on the warm Summer days, bat Bur-
ton and his English friends, of whom Dicky
was an old one, eschewed them as TOO heat
ing for a Heightened sitting. A decoction
OF sherry wine, bot water. sugar and lemon
peel, favorite English drink, bad been in
trodnced by Dickey, aud served well for
Winter evening soeiality, hut on the ap-
proach OF warm weather a cooler substitute
was needed. In this dilemma, Burton sug-
gested the use oil ice instead of hot water aud
Dickey was called upon to try his hand at
the pew drcocti9n. The result was vineous
coup q eat, and the coterie of bibuious wits
were required TO name the new nectar. Bur-
ton at once suggested that as Dickey had in
his own country established his fame aud
fortune as a cobbler, The name should be ap-
piled TO bis last job and forthwith the
christening was contaminated in SHERRY
Cobelers' all around tor the party. The
article at once mel with public appreciation,
aud cobblers universally supplanled juleps
Tor tue heated teTm.H
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20
HoUsEoF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY. March 10.

MONDAY. March 10.
Mr.. She'd introduced a resolution requir-
ing the clerks of the various Courts in this
State, to make a statement annually of the
time expended and the services performed
by the respective Judges and ChancellOrs in
their Office. and report the same TO the Sec
rotary Of State. Lies over.
Mr.. Vaughn resolution declaring that
the reports of the spe.ch's and remarks OF
members by the Legislature Union and Ameri-
can are not correct Or full Lies over.
Various Senate messages were considered
and disposed Of, which consumed the morning
session.
Adjourned I'LL D. m.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20
Sale of Cuba.

The N. T. Courier and Enquirer of the 10th
inst. processes to be advised that the French
Government has been informed that Spain
has agreed to sell Cuba TO the United States
It is alleged that every thing has been ar
ranged except the price. concerning which
there is difference of opinions difference
probably of an insurmountable character.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20

Srsas FmE EseTSE PoR Ru>sIA--The Phil
ad-lphia gaaissas states as evidence Of the fact
that Russia l. keepihg up with The nieehanl-
cal progress Of he age. that steam Gre en-
CINE has been built Ia The Uaited States, 90
her erier. for use in 81. Pesersbargh. The
meial work Of the engine wss eAiedy doae IN
Philadelphia. hat lie Haclsias itzelf as baiis
Ia Richmons, Virginia
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20

The Paris correspondent. Of tAe cs.s-ier e
ma Esis z.yz thar whea the Grad p.sks Of
Taseasy cane % Paris lest year, be oct aaiy
begged Lsais sapaieea n reztazs Tuscany 10
hia. bsl ssas es bis kaess and accompanied
prsysr. with isarz asz lamsatasioas. His
nsae shsaid - sbzsged 10 TIE Dake II Nsils
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20

The New Orleans Della advocates the re-
tirement of the Southern Delegates from the
Charleston Convention, in case the majority
of that body insist upon the abrogation of
the two thirds rule. The Delta thinks the
South would be better of to make an exclu-
sively Southern nomination. than If it should
So bmit to the Northern sectionalism of the
party represented in the DoUGLAs faction.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MoBILg.-The Mobile
AsJcH'y. OF the liIh inst, gives the particu-
lars OF the destructive fire which occurred In
that city thai day. The Gre broke out in the
kitchen Of Gallons Exchange. on the east
side OF Royal Street aud burnt that estab-
lishment, a stable adjpi0ing, the Uaion Ware
hense. In which were stored soeie 1000 bales
Of cotton, the Theatre, aud number of OIL
ees. The loss Is estimated at Sl75. 600, the
greater portion oil which falls on Insurance
Offices, a. follows
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20

Mrs Wfnsios, an experienced nurse ma
enale phi yscian has soothing syrup for children
eethrg, which greatly facilitates the process of
teeth-g by softening the gunsre iucing all inama
on-wili allay all pain and is sure TO .regulatethe
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, il willgive rest
yourselves and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement n
mother colrn n. une7dAwly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20
The Consumption of Cotton---rhe Inn
portance of the staple to Great Bril-


tain.
To Great Britain, the N. Y. Courie, and En-
quirer truly remarks, Cotton is King. Re-
cent discussions in the House of Lords, as
well as in the Commons, and the numerous
articles which have followed in the public
Journals, indicate degree of interest which
would appear to call for the disclosure of i'm
portant facts:-Last year the consumption of
raw Cotton by the manufacturers of Great
Great Britain was 2,296,7O bales, or 973,
SOC, 800 lbs; in 1s49, now ten years ago, il
was $3.50, 400 bales, or 629 .7s9, 400 TBS; the
increase in the 10 years having been SIS p
cent, or zoe 300 bales. or 344, OO2 500 lbs.
If the supply and consumption go on the
next ten years in the same ratio, England will
require ihirty-three hundred thousand bales
mainly from this country.
And we have no ground to fear that this
consumption will, for few years at least,
decline in the ratio, or that the productive
power of this country will diminish.
Four millions OF the English people are
now concerned. directly or Indirectly, in the
manufacture of Cotton. These products last
year amounted, in their export values only,
to forty -three millions sterling.
The value Of exported cotton cotton goods
being for the year 900 600
Observation-Disclosures. Sis 0oO, 900
mestc msrkets beii 6 estimated at an
equal amount, or............... s215 600 900
total vaIue of (annuaIIy. } ..... $3.50, 1000, 900
From which de!uct the value Of 2 ,3O0,
600 oales-say------ l5O,OOo,OOO
Leaves a balance Or.............. $500, coo 900
Great Britain exhibits her immense manu-
featuring resources, which claim the admira
ton of the world. The exports of manufac
lures from that country TO foreign ports in
the year 1859
And for the year 1855. 11o, GA 600
an increase of fourteen millions sterling, or
over twelve per cent. for the year. But the
most important feature of this annual exhibit
is the extraordinary quantities of these goods
sent to the United States-being fifty per
cent in excess Of The year lS5S-and another
notable feature is that the British Colonies
and the United States together, take more
than one-half of the exports of Great Britain
viz:
EXPORTS OF GREAT BRIrAIN-l85s AND 1859.
| 1s5s- 1859
| bfu-n Colonies.. E4o,22s i57 f46, l25, e46
| Ohnleo S'Aies.-....--..- l+,isl 4@s 26,6ll 2S3
| ES+,Tl3,e05 f72, 736 329
| All other countries 81 ,sei,s5l 81 .7oi 09s
Total both years.. f1Io, SOS 1856 xIso. 44o 427
OF the large sum of ll6 millions sterling
in 1855
| Cotton goods were f43 600 900
| e'oiSH s..--.----...-.-.. 1880 900
/ slcbAlf Il, 800 GOO
| Hardware and Cutlery $3.50 600
OF the Importance of Cotton TO England as
the manufacturer for large portions of the
world. and of its Importance to the United
States. as furnishing more than nine-tenths
Of the raw material, these tables will furnish
an ample illustration.
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Nosux. MARIA IT--The Asseeisfita Par<e.
sIoee soaT nile k<4ks-a2s xaa ye<s<fizy
hy Fsany Washington with szse. AAHzssxol
aas withdrawal siler eEst heat Tina sou
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@.NPi.OY sIE ~.

e.E n A HnSTH ASn All. E1PESSkS PAD
Se$U An sssns = xsukes "a sssrs ls,e ; sn=i eeea
u Ia the Uailcs states, - eaEsse = fe@tet<Afs
saa esss hesieess - SHES tie sbsse PfSasz Ezef
be eertsnfs realised. Eer saFther u1rtleaa-fs az
dress Ir. !. Hxszs A<sszz- eozHer l-sa siFss< ses
are..tx.x xe@ Yerk cas- eeclnslEE Postage
$50. febz1-<ks1m
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sit Lux ct Lux FUit
COAL OIL LA NJ IS

I'VE has tsst rec~fsec aOothsr sapIfy Il Coal OIL
w lamps. nm' ~ which setne seEy handsome
PATTERNS sor p=ziers al 1Esed wth the lzz hnrn<r
waisA IS tie improvement an1 u iDulsAsurahfy
ssserior % cher Lamp neS ccfnts the puelc
for snitess and s;dfness q rAhne. ffesdotn rom
s.<soke~ stnplH ~ IL trgcsIzn. beauty ane e5e
xstsee Ia hnszh eissniasss AID ecoEonas- one LAMP
iii give the Shsof fear caaalSs and dos Hus cyst
As much one The U &c hare imported 70 bsfa
n these fAmss eis4F eeaet fa article, free ffsn
zny enensve c6er. lsavss esse SPOT snen SIN
Vi GA e@rpca sis1hiBk and Sif nas exfiozir
KAIS<, BsUNS 4 Co
wkese-.ie 4 Retail Druegssss. 30 - rabsie ss.rs,
Nashville, Team nz2r-is4
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N E w B o o z S
JUST RECEIVED By
yNMN YORK ~ 60

IHE HERES, BY Mrs. Am $ stephens.
LIFE STRUGGLE; By Mss P@rdoe.
Lucy CRuFToS; By the aushoF oC ssDays OF NV
Life" etc.
HABITS or GOOD SOCIETY. hand book for Ia
dies and gentieEne
FOoTFA on THE BOUNDARY OF ANOTHER
aoRIn; By r. D. Owen.
DEBIT AND CREDIT; By Chevaler Bunsen
WIT AND BUMoR IN PARAGRAPHS Prentice.
wH,NS AND WAIFS; BY Tn omss Hood
fHE RIVALS; or, The Times of Burr and Hamilton.
sEUlAH By Augusta J. Evans. FiteeuIh Edi-
tin
WOMAN, La Femme,l BY " J. NIcheIe,
AacHBoID's CRIMINAL PRAo1lCE AND PLEAD
Nc New Edition with walerman's Notes
Price, sI2.
tbs VOYAGE OF The Fox' IN TIE ARCTIC
SEAS. narrative OF the discovery OF ne fate
ef Sir John Franklin aud his companions by
Captain MeCliniock, H.N-, IL D. with maps and
illustrations. Price, 81 so.
ART RHREATioNS Beirg complete guide 10 or
namenial work, painting. drawing etc. etc
For sale by JOHN YORK co.
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-NeEther House OF Congress was In ses-
sion Saturday.
ST.. LouIs, March Is-A street rencnntre
occurred yesterday afternoon at Jefferson
City, beiween James Hughes. deputy warden
Of the peniteniiary, aud Mr.. Dozier, formerly
guard In the prison. resulting in the almost
immedlaie death Of both. The cause wac an
old grndge, aggravated BY recent political
differences both men leave families.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20
LOCO 900 DOLLARS PER ANNuM

To the United States, the and Of
valuable Horses and Cattle. 1t cures all Sprains,
Galds, Wounds, Stiff Joints, &c. Did you ever hear
of any ordinary Sore, Swelling, sprain Stiffness,
either on man or beast, which the Mustang Liniment
would not cnres Did you ever visit any respectable
Druggist in any part of the world-in Europe, Asia
or Amerca-who did not say ssit the greatest
discovery of the agef" Sold everywhere. Every
family houd have it three sizes.
BARNES PARK, Proprietors,
MARLIN New York.
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Ths Charleston. s. c., Artssisa well l.
. perfect saocesz. Il sford< very sofs snd
: p1sssAstiy LASTED water. sHd IL is bottled
sad seat through tie low lands In large
qaaniltiss.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20
March ID, 90, 2I, % and %.
AUCTION SAL Els

COMMENCING at 6 and a half O'Clock and Private
~ Sales during the cay, ri the following Goods,
just received from Importers and Manufacturers OF
New York. Pbiladeli bia and Boston One Hundred
and fry thousand Dollars worth OF new fresh and
lashionatle Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. aides
Dress Goods, Variety Goods, shoes, Boots and Bro
eans, Rady- made Clothing, Carpetnss, OIL Cloths,
Matt n.y., Rugs, kc, To be sold rpr Cash aud short
prompt paper. Merchants making th.ir purchases
10 this City VIII from 30 IS per cent by call
ing aid mining stock.
TERMS Ali sums under 800 cash, over 500 and
under $500 months, and all over $500
mouths Time Will be given, for satisfactory notes
payable ia of our CITY Banks.
In adult N 10 the aboye lines Of Goods, will
sell casks OF Fire proof, EBam He'd Rockingham
Ind Yellow Ware, assorted, in Casks To suit Retailers.
sample open for examination; Merchants viii ind
il TO tier inter 4 81 TO attend tbs sc sales
TkABUE 4 IUCUS,
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$40 NeMard.

/ oSr, on Saturday evening, March 18th, 1860, n
IL LEATHER p iCKET OOR Containing Notes and
kecelnfs which are oil no uset' aTy one but my self
Also, tn Ice dollar TunLessee Bank note and som
thirty or forty dc liars in useless money the Ex
chm Bank 81 Murffeesboro'. The finder will
cei the above ard delivering the articles at
TIL Banner office, t. myself.
mar2c-3t Wa. ALLEN.
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FOR SALE.

w viii oser fer sale e3t. aches OF iot No lis
w on North Market street, near the Loniss lille 4
Nashville haslroad nepot. said lst Al present occap
edasa coal yard. For terms enquire Of NJ u. Een-
osan or samuel Newell on the prsmiscs
marl4-dlm G. WAIT CO.
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A Fine Stock of Shirts,

A Fine Stock Of Shirts,
OF ALL sFyLEs AND AT ALL PRICES
Ksd Gloves. and ali other kinds;
A tine assortment of Umbrellas;
Canes. innumerable.
Susp-neefs 81 every variety;
Half Hose of every description;
All kinds OF Neck Ties;
UNDERWEAR, Of every materais
handkerchief, only TO DC seen 20 be adnireds
Brushes, Of all kinds, &c. Sc- &C.
Cell "A store On Cherry street, one door south
Il CBion and will make our best efforts 10 meet
your wants anu upoa the most s1FisYAcToEy Terms
marl7-u J. a. AcilLL.
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The Mustang Liniment cures Rheumatism;
The Mustang Liain.ent cures lStiG JOINTS;
The Mustang Liaimenf cures Barns and Wounds;
The Mustang Liniment cures Sores Ulcers, Caked
Breasts and Sore Nipples; Neuralgia Cors and Warts
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20

Cigars and Tobacco.
$4,000 Henry Clay Cigars;
5000 Nap icon 40;
$500 La Competition Cigars, imported;
Is. 90 German Cigars various brands;
100 GROSS Smoking Tobacco;
80 Boxes Langl.orn n Armistead Tobacco;
25 40 J. A. Clay do:
rs do f. ID. White do:
so do Tennessee Tobacco, various brands:
And many other articles too numerous to mention
J. y K II. SPERRY
mafl9-u IS Market st.. Nash yile Tenn.
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IT. Fl. Hammer
rs. Attachment

fI'HE defendant Bailey, not being a resident OF
L tuis State he IS hereby not fed that unless he
comes forward within six rnrbths and leads TO the
above action hnal judgment will be entered against
him. JOSIAH FkRRl IS I p
Mas hvilIe, March 90, Is6O-w1m
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No merchant

Visiting tim should fail TO examin e the stock
of FANCY COOS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C., &C.
offered for ale ly
FRI d. Hickey s. Sons,
IS BALTIMORE STREET.
II is of the most extensive in this country and
the proprieuors fully prepared to compete with
Northern Cities. feb2e-d2m
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Misfellanfons.

TTAvING associated ourselves together for the
II the purpose OF transacting a General Grocery,
Commission and Receiving and FoT riding Business
feel assured from long experience this bust
ness, that give Satisfaction TO all who may IA
with their iatronage- Il IS our intention u
keep Constantly in store well assorted stock OF Gro
ceres Wines and Liquors, anc dete rm' naten to
sell Them cheap they Can be bought eisewh-re-
J. N &-afi. SPERRY.
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ICE, XNss,, NC.E,,,

w have opened our Zee Depot in tie rear Of
w the State Bank,aB viii sell cheap any
In the market that Is good our zee Is from Para
Hal, nlies nrth Of Nashville. aud made
exclusively OF tbe best SFig Mater in tue slate, from
fur 10 eight ineaes thek- We win open depot 90
south Cerry street at G. NcCfsTy's grocery store,
about she 1sth OF April
rnarIG-sf. ID. E 4 J. J. GARRETT
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Funeral Notice.

Funeral IN office.
The friends and cquautances OF William l.. B.
aud Cornne Lawrence are invited 10 attend the fu-
neral Of their Youngest daughter, CoRINsE, this
morning, March goth at IL O'Clock, from their resi-
dence the Middle Franklin Turnpike.
Divine service by Rev. DR.. Edgar.
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Cheap Cooking Stoves.
Parler and Heating Stores.
Grades ard sianfelpisces.

yxyE kzxes xerf lzrss xsz-zk - Rz<iss azst,ss
w sD1 tsnlk Srases, - every p - asa sizs;
FeEsefs % saFsees FsE1efess HsFer7E1e4 IRA Azz<
li<s, xe. NAtEEszzE : EI<cIIk,
fsb4-f Nee asa - ceH>ke szrs<z-
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Wines and LIQUORS
Sundries.

500 bbls rectlhed VII sky; so do Newsom's do;
so do Rlbinson CO. do; loo pkgs Brandy Wine, Gin
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NEW BILLS.
mis- introduced a bill for

Mr.. MINIS introduced bill for the bene-
ht of the Coosa and Chattanooga River Rail-
road Company; passed first reading.
Mr.. Wood, bill to provide for the APP
pointment of additional Notaries Public;
passed first reading.
Adjourned till A. NJ. tomorrow.
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Isn nAsKEis Extra Fszaliy Fssar n.nua.etur
ioO = bsas shes<s whi,s shs=s. 70 sFrsss -
a.sls s e. -& y srzal.. HeorEs /. co.
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Platform and Co unter Scales.

TUSr rsceivee, SO Counter Scales:
81 p assorted flatloFm Scales TO weigh 700, 1900
and 1850 pounds
SO sets as brted fan ey Toilet Ware.
20 pl ain Water Coolers.
20 nne Porcelain lined do, for sale icwby
mAt20-tf J. W. WILSON.
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~ DINING, Breakfast and Desert r. bies, assort-
Z ed makes, with viii be SOLD cheap II private
sale by BENZ. D. SHIELDS CO.
MARRIOTT
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Admission, Fifty Cents
Doors open at O'Clock; to commence at TX.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20

x A ASSORTED Bedsteads with lounges, Cribs,
ct wardrt bes, Book Cases, Wash Stands, Round
1-Oies, &c :, just received aud for sale low by
BESJ. 4. SHELLS CO.,
mar2o-u No 81 G. llege street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-20
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Adjourned till 2 p. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-29

Standard Apple Trees, from to years, very fine;
do. Peach, one year from bud; seedlings years;
do, and Dwarf Pears, j, d years, from bud
do, and do Cherries, z years from bud, ane
Ounce Bushes, Plum Trees, Early May Cherries,
Grape Vines, Stra wberries and Chestnut Trees;
Blackberries--New Rochelle or Lawton;
oseberries-Hough ton Seeding, Large English
Prolific;
Cnrrants-Red nntnh, White Grape and Black
English;
Rhubnrb--Victoris, large and fine;
Red CEDAR choice lot, from to Feet high.
Also, White Cedar. Pines, FRS, Swans, Rose
Bushes, Shrubs, dc. We offer great inducements TO
those who want trees, more especially Apple, az We
wish to clear portion Of cur grounds.
Remember the PLACE. miles from City, on
Plank Road and come and get ysur trees fresh
from the Nursery, we have no dgsnis doing susi-
ness for us. KAY Il BERNARD.
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