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AFTERNoos SESSION.

On motion of Ma Allen 800 copies of the
catalogue of members of the Senate were or.
dered to be printed.
The bill 10 Incorporate the Peoples Bank
of Memphis was taken up and a bill offered
in lieu, by Mr.. Payne, to incorporate the
Merchants Bank of Memphis. was adopted.
Five amendments were offered by Mr.. New
man, all of which were rejected save one,
which provides that the officers of said Bank
shall take the same oath as taken 10y officers
of Bank of Tennessee. Mr.. Peters also offer
ed an amendment which was r. jected. The
bill as amended, then passed third reading.
ayes IL, noes 8. and motion was made to re-
consider. and thai motion laid on the table.
The bill Tor the benefit of the Bank OF Ten
nessee, authorizing the Comptroller to issue
warrants for certain warrants heretofore is
sued by him aud lost in the mails, was pass
ed on it's second reading.
The bill To withdraw the Bank of Memphis
and establish in lieu thereof branch OF the
Bank of Chattanooga at Memphis was taken
up, and House amendments To the bill were
concur ed in. ---
The bill to charter the Bank of GAINESVILLE
was taken up and Mr.. Horn offered a bill in
lieu, which was adopted and passed second
reading.
The bill allowing owners of stock in DaE::
bridge aud Farmers Banks to invest their
capital therein TO the Ocoee Bank, and to
authorize the Ocoee Bank To establish a branch
at Memphis. Mr.. Newman Offered an amend
ment suhjecting said Bank to general Bank
ing Laws. The bill was then passed on its
second reading. ~
Mr.. Mcclellan introduced a bill to remove
the Branch Bank of Tennessee at Knoxville
to Bristol. Passed first reading.
The Senate then adjourned to 4. II. to-
morrow.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-09

NEW POLICE LAWS FOR BAITINoRE--The
Baltimore Police and Election Laws passed
the Mary land House of Delegates on Thurs
day, and, as by their provisions they go into
effect immediately, are now laws Of the State.
We presume that soon as official notiifca-
ton OF the fact Is made to the Commission
ers named In the bill, they will proceed TO
exercise the powers with which they are in
vested, the first step towards which will be to
summon before them the Marshal an Deputy
Marshal of Police, and to require from the
city possession of the station-house, police
telegraph, DC. How these demands will be
met we have no knowledge. II with a refus-
al, the Commissioners viii then apply 10 the
Superior Court for q mandamns. upon which
the whole question of the constitutionality OF
the laws will come up. Tue police bill pro-
vides that this process shall be summary, the
case taking precedence Of all other business,
both in the Superior Court and in the Court
of Appeals Ii will be seen by the proceed
ings of The City Councils yesterday. that
measures have already been adopted 10 carry
the matter into the courts for d-ei-iea. Up
on the suggestion Of Mayor Swami. resolu-
tion has been passed authorizing the employ
ment IF eminent counsel to contest the con-
stiiutieaniity of the laws jzsst passed by the
Legislature relative 10 tie city of Baltimore-"
The propcr tribunals viii thus ~ once be
appealed to 10 decide the question, and With
thai decision the community will be satisfied.
-Befssnore AEz<Ticun-
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rhe pre.pee.. OF nr. pougra..

The Washington States says that delegates
from thirteen States have been appointed to
the Charleston Convention. v hich meets with.
In three months from now. The Presidential
preferences in this numbers majority OF
whom are under instruc,inns-are as follows:
DouGLas 100, LANE 3. GUTHRIE IL. JOHNSON
IL. DAVIS Is, CoBB 10.
In addition to this. Mr.. Miles TAYLOR. a
representative in Congress from Louisiana,
has written q letter in which be expresses the
bsiisf that DousLAs Is the only democrat In
the country who stands any chance of success
in the approaching election and says that,
were he in Louisiana, he would do all in his
power to secure the selection Of delegates to
Charleston favorable 20 bis nomination 10
the Presidency We have been convinced
since the triumph of DousLAs In Illinois that
one Of three things is Inevitable Either
DouGIAs will be the nominee at Charleston,
or that be would dictate who should be, OF
that the democratic party would go TO pieces,
and present indications confirm thai opinion.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-09
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met and took up the CALENDER
OF bills on third reading, and the following
were disposed of:
To amend section 1912 of the Code. Pass
ed.
To relieve taxpayers. Passed.
To repeal section 553 of the Code. Passed
To.rcpeal act of March 1853 Laid on the
table.
To repeal sec ton 2914-15-I6 and II of the
Code. Passed.
To tax billiard tables. Passed.
To repeal section 254 aud 2S5 of the Agri-
cultural Act Withdrawn.
To repeal the charter OF the Agricultural
Bank. Passed.
To amend section 32I3 of the Code. Pass
ed
To appoint Academy Trustees for Ander-
son aud Campbell caunties. Passed.
To repeal section 1876 of the Code.
To incorporate the New Middleton Male
and Female Academy. Amended and passed.
To exempt females from attending court as
witnesses. Passed.
To relieve the heads of families. Passed.
Adjourned till 8 A. A.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

E WEDNESDAY, Feb. s. 1860.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Sundry petitions were presented and re-
ferred. 20
Various Standing Committees reported.
The following bills were introduced, read
first time and severally passed.
Mr.. Whiimore, bill 10 Incorporate the Sa-
lem Church Education Society.
Mr.. Hebb, bill 10 extend the corporate
limits of the town of Fayetteville.
The resolution appointing Judge Brown,
commissioner to ascertain whether any thing is
duefrOm the State to the widow of E. Burleson,
late School Commissioner was adopted
The resolution to hold night sessions of the
House hereafter was laid on the table, yeas
80, nays %.
The resolution that the sittings of the House
hereafter be from 81 O'Clock. A. NJ, to I23 z.
NJ, and from to 81 p. M, was indefinitely
postponed, yeas 43, nays %.
The resolution that the daily sittings of the
House hereafter shall be from A. NJ to ia
p. NJ, and from to p. NJ, was laid on the
table without division.
Senate bill to provide sufficient guards in
certain cases was taken up on its third read
ing end passed.
Adjourned till 2 P. NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-09

A Wholesale CAPTURE OF FIsH.-Two
thousand bushels of catfish (says the Mil
waukie Ne.rsl were lately captured in one
day from Horizon Lake, Wisconsin. The
mode of taking the finny treasure was as fol-
lows:
Horizon Lake froze over very rapidly dur
ing the present winter. and this species Of
fish bring in a measure amphibious much
have open water in order to exist. The clos
ing of the ice drove them to the foot of the
lake, where men are engaged in cutting ice
for summer use. Thus collected together. SO
thick that the eye cannot penetrate the water
to the depth of six inches, basket crowded
down into the midst. and Immediately with
drawn completely filed with fish, which are
emptied into q sleigh, and the process re-
peatei again and again. They are purchased
by farmers at twenty-five cents per sleigh
load; they buy them to feed The hogs.
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rn-I B rrncgrI Arehbi.hop Of Cinein.


fa- J. b PuRcErI, Archbishop Of Cinein-
natl. has Issued an appeal Tor the Pope. de
sets forth that there are impcrious reasons
why he should not BE- despoiied Of his teal-
po-ai POSSESSIONS. The Archbishop recon-
msnds that the prayers and shs pscaniary aid
Of the Catholic Church oil America be extend
ed TO the Pope In this day IL his tribaiation.
The fact i, the Pope's temporal power has
passed away forever. The Tact that be isae-
spoiled is liked. aud must lie reeognixed. The
people have asserted their freedom and made
it coed against the hayoaets Of bis mercensry
soidisfy. And before Romagna passes again
under sbe Sway Of the Pops. the appeal must
be made 10 arms. Every liberal man In the
world will bid the Italians Of the central
States God speed in asserting their independ-
enee. The Catholics OF America viii be ua-
wise 10 agitate smoag ne the question Of the
Pope Is. the People. Let il be known that
material aid is being Contributed here 20 ena-
bic the Pope 10 hire soldiers 10 suh<tue his
people, and GaFibziii viii act loag .aat .
million mnskets, Tor they will be In the haHds
Of the ehiyairy Of Italy, who are the eAanpl-
ons of popular rlghts.-<sa. oom-
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The feIlowing Statement speaks for itself: Ezraz.
ssIn lifting the kettle from the Gre caught and scad
ed my hands and person very severely-one band
almost TO crisp. The torture was unbearabIc. 1t
was an wIul sight 80 The Mustang Lini-
ment appeared TO extract the pain almost immedi-
atey Il healed rapidly and left no scar of account
CHARLES FosrKR, 40 Broad street, Phila-"
It is truly . wonderful article II viii cure any
case of Swelling, Burns, stiff Joints, Eruptions or
Rheumatism Horses, IL should never be dis
pensed with. One dollars worth OF Mustang has fire.
quensly saved valuable horse. It cures Galds,
Sprains, Risgbone, SPAWN aud Founders Beware Of
limitations. Sold in all parts Of the hababie Globe.
- e- BARNES & PARK, Proprietors,
feb2-1m New York.
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Velvet Brussels, ply-ingrain, all wool half wool
STAR Hall and Cotton Carr etings, every grade and
hand full and conn ete stock of the above Goods
which viii offer TO Cash prompt time dealers
ern country.
To those who are in search of Goods below the
market prices, COR Fur LfSS THAN THEY ARE
WORTH, J We would say that our arrangements are
completed for obtaining cons.gnments and (" Job
Lots, that will enable al all times to meet their
wishes, and earnestly request all Cash Buyers or
Prompt Pa ing Customers call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere. We deter
mined 20 make our house the Depot Of Cheap Goods.
TRABUE LUCUS.
notice will be given of our first Mammoth Auc-
tion Sale Of Spring and summer Goods.
feS1-u
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~J. KNOX WARM, Of Memphis, writes

~J. KNOX WALxER, Of Memphis, writes
q letter to the Memphis Asalaaek< to acquaint
the editors with the fact hat he has not 're-
pudiated DoUsLAs" It appears that DoUe-
Las is still has frst choice for the Presidency;
bat believing that ANDREW JOHNSON is anoth-
er who can he elected, he, as delegate to
the State Convention, was not opposed to
declaring him the first choice Of Tennessee.
KNOX evidently desires to have +two strings
to his bowl 1t is better that he should con
fine himself to one, in this case The stock
Of "Little Dug" just now is rising, whist
that of Andy is long way below par.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-09

~A letter was read recently in Court
at Cbariestovn- Virginia, from President
BUCHANAN, in which he expressed the opin-
ion that the Commonwealth had acted in bad
faith towards the prisoner STEVENS, ia re-
moving his case to the Federal Court, and
then receding from that determination, and
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-09

es- The Paris correspondent Of the \.
II Ezprsss says of the presen, policy OF the
| Emperor NAroIEeS;
/ Napoleon l. resolved that JesaitlsTn shall
to logger exercise in Franc. vestige OF It's
Esnce aalimsted palltie Il power. He has pa
tiently awaited the suspicious mosnsatt afis.
Las struck the blow with doabIs-edged
kword. By declaring. in the famous psmph-
let now under worldwide discussion, that
the temporal rule Of the Roman Hierarchy
must perish N2poleoa aaImaies with re-
newed hope the hearts Of struggling Italian
millions. seeking as mnch emancipation iron
the iatoierabie yoke OF political Popery IS
from the despotic weigas Of foreign ianaeneei
aud be rallies 10 hts side the enthusiastic
support OF the great aalien which hrst sci
the example OF destroying sithsa is borieEs
ths banefal iaaaence OF she Papai See.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-09

Mrs WfnsIow, experienced nurse ua
emale physician hasa soothing syrup for children
eething, which greatly facilitates the process Of
teethi.g by soffening the gums reducing aliinfama
on-wili ailay all pain and is sure to regulatethe
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it llgive rest
eyourselves and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. une7dxw1y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-09

Hullzz A czHFbeA. Afmr- - JOAN 2 villa Asa
e<Aefs. =
DR. sxsss e se<ree q t.e Sea c.reait coart, Il
~ kz<zlsile, fena-, rzsHezneed n fn< npese 1.s<e
II H IzExsry Ierz leeo. I esii expose % paete
sale e tie hzh<=f b1daer shz bone place 81 e izss
Wills D czznp6<si eeest-, - TUESDAY,, lAk ctd
Day o. MACH 1876. tie foleri1s ksxreez, -
80 <socy Caroline, Lzas- Eznr1h, NArzzh ana
Jaue xa& slse. ~ he zzns day. 81 NE prense9s
uEl sell ne Irsxf e. Lad - Which ~ sezs q
s-sezrI iced zesz5ef, z<fnl1z sHezi SO acres
s..a Isa1 sEs Aex<>zz are eez4 fer 1IF-7ze1 ancnx
de heirs e sd Htliz4n CAzpe<ts. eecss-
Trnns--S4sa AGREES III - sold oPea cTeste
eelr<1 sa11 Izn4 xEfl - sod upez crea< d l.
zz4 F><rs. sz=s l1l<Fest, ne<ee VITA srrros<a -
ea<ts xl - re1a1red zEd lea r<S11n<t 1Dtl< ~
u=rzk<sz Ez<n<s i P.z1- tzfrn c Ihfk-
Izzz<-t1 Gzsxk sns H1E<sf.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-09

yTYK aotiee "a arssrss e.pse4 fEea lie Atlanta
w (ssoxxisf cszfsa<xs<s. n shxE ser n4sse =
pzsesa l. she - eall<4 E@s< E-z< q <e& IeFk HeF<
ehzn1s ms hs< i sid esatzn Ms II 6sras
kEoHn - - ss<arzsea 50 szzsrsd n <easse7ssl,
ars4ni<a. Aeipe<lsa 4ae E1eesezzfs So - f<E -
he eA<Fxs reisEes = - - neazseaz zat l.lze II
every aEzt<zlz< oe< fr1eEzz SzzA za1 SefsA vii
testify N< z<e eeez4ss{S eppnsed, prsEczpis zz4
rzs<zlee. xxmpaxhy Ans ssn<<nzens Atels<ie1tzzz
are asd have b<<a szaras<s iy eeassrxzzsrs N
oz< FIrss. saz tze xkers et.<xs - .sz1e11 f1asza-
<<<s and ea<s s. k<ess sn}Eesse.
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Furnishing and Fancy Ceeds.

IN order te eel more Goods ve have resolved 20
AK less profits. Our seek full ~ ri times.
ace consists Of Zee variety q SHIRTS, Neck Ties,
sezFfs au6 CFsxat<- ESsfEk1fAk of SIX. C. sh-
mere, Lambs Nccl, 2erre and coiiork, sFrs and
Half Hcse sf every kind HzHdk erchsefs, suspen-
aers, shirt Bosoms snd Dressing Robes, SC &c. We
have also ehesce let e Fancy Seeds, ssch ss
e1ezz nen, Lezlher EEassiin< BAGS sm II Mirrors,
SCISSORS. AZ. ali FIR s.le cheap By
l4nze J. H HcGItI-
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SPECIAL oRDET

The bill to re-charter the Union and Plan
tiers Bank was taken up, and the bill in lieu
offered by Mr.. Stokes was adopted. An
amendment offered by Mr.. Richardson was
adopted. Mr.. Newman offered six different
amendments, all of which were rejected. save
one. Mr.. Boyd offered an amendment. char
tering the Bank of Knoxville, which was
adopted. Mr.. Peters offered an amendment
which was rejected. The vote was then ta-
ken on the passage of the bill as amended,
with The following result
AYEs.-Messrs. Allen, Boyd, Bradford,
Bumpass, Horn, Hunter. Lane, Minis, Nc
Clelland. McNeily, Nash Payne, Richardson,
Stokes and 1rimbie-- Is.
NoEs---Messrs. Hildreth, Peters. Stokely,
Stovall. Thompson, Wood and Speaker New
mani.
Mr.. Stokes moved to reconsider, the vote
and then moved to lay that motion on the
table which prevailed. e 1903
The Senate then adjourned to y P. NJ.
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MARYLAND SENATOR - The Washington
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, in
doubt Of the reelection OF Mr.. PEARcE to
the Senate from Maryland by very large
majority; the reports to the contrary are not
reliahleu
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Canary Cages |!

lust received, 200 assorte' Canary Bird Cages q
e all styles, colors and prices, some handsome
as ever brought 10 this market For sale low by
febS-u J.. W.-WIlSDN.
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New Rocks,

The fate of Sir John Franklin discovered-Capt.
d cClintock's narrative:
The Rivals, Mustaug Gray, and Bernard Lille, by
Jere Clemons;
Professor at the Breakfast Table-Holmes' Auto
crat at the Breakfast Table; Holiness FOOTBALLS the
Boundry of another world, by Robt. Dale Owen.
The Great Tribulaton, or Things coming the
Earth by Cummings;
Prenticiana, or Wit and Humor in Paragraphs, by
Geo. ID. Prentice.
New Book for Boys, by Capt. Mayne Reed
The Busy Tars, illustrated;
LongfeIow's Poems, new edition, 2 vols;
Just received and for sale by F. HAGAN,
feb9-u Al College street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-09
NeaNy-made Clothing.

This branch OF our business win receive the espe-
cal attention of our buyers, quantity quality and
design and would respectfully 10 wife your attention
Also, to eutire stock of STRAW GOODS,
comprising large and beautiful invoice of Mems
Boys Youth aud Cbilaren's Hats and Caps; drab,
brown, white and black L. ghOrn Hats; Ladies' and
Misses Bloomer Flats and Infants hoods; all OF
VIII ch will be offered a the lowest market prices
together with an unusual heavy supply of Bleached
ana Brown Domesiics, osnabLrgs, Striped and Plain
ITilpgs, &C, Hardware and Cutlery; G1ns, Pistols
Qn.ens,S ClnckR sc &c.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-09
Auction sake

OF Dry Goods, Gents Furnishing Apparel, Over
" coats Shirts, Alpaca Surges and Varieties this
THURSDAY EVENING February 9th, at early gas
light. BENZ +. shields Co. will sell 40 the hig hest
bidder for cash. some three or four small invoices of
Odds and Ends, To MA ke final sales gnors.
Sale positive and no postponenent-
BENZ. r. SHIELDS CO.,
Central Rooms, No. q, College street.
q N. B.-Wines, under attachment, will be sold on
Thursday, Feb. 16tA, at 10 O'Clock. feb9
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~ We are indebted TO Hon. A. o.P.
NIcHoIsos for cops of the speech be made
In the Senate on the 3osh ult.
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Coal Oil! Coal Gill!

Ok BBIS. best Maysville Coal Oil, said by deal
<Cc ers to be the purest Burning Oh now in use
FOR sale at lower prices than heretofore.
j. W. WILSON,
febS-u OpDoeite Sawanee House
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-09

a <e Es.i seen sea4 orders ftr Shirts reqeezi
- leave tAeIr with diFeeeens. AZ, AID
ga&rSet~e hey shall - Hzzde - Feqnirst
t<a2s-tf J. r. Hc6zfL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-09
Tin Roofing.

HAVING every facility in the way Of workmen
and material 10 do first te work with despa tch
Will contract for Timing roofs either IN the city
or country, at low rates and every case warran,
satisfaction Cutters, Piping, Valley Gaping, sc.
Also, Galvanized Iron COrnices &C, done the hes;
manner. j. W. WILSON, -
febS-u Opposite Sewanee House.
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Boots and Shoes.
CarpetingS.

In this department will be kept almost every va
riety of Boots and Shoes hich cannot Iail give
satisfaction, both in quality anu price.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-09

AT LUcK<S MUSIC STORE.
+ sIcgIIESSE. azaes de soisa ga JssElies , sss
IL Ea7fzszs. er <sr 81 The kseEsag, fH zzee D lie
Hps1s 4emasies. Hseiey, sec
Fznsszsa sersezz. frem Norma, By ylsreek, aae
crezste feiza, kg HasIler, Sc
Hs~ ca Lsaee Thee, sc
NE Merry naizen, ~ Glover. sc
NsIlssss Usleesas Hezns. fer eaiszr. 80
star 81 ~ Sell, far Guitar. sec
Let Ne Kiss Hiza ksr It's Hother for Gnfszr, sc
MUSE sziisd 2essszs free fseslst If .hs marked
price JOHN Luck.
feti-tf Is rsIon street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-09

NEw onIxAxs. Feb. e--Cspt- Peck. who
Killed DE-. Harris. was discharged By aEs grzad
ry to-day.
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WRITING
Is essential to every business man.
HONOG RAPHY

Should be Taught to every child In the Philadelphia
High School every pupil is require TO learn it.
Why should the ciiIzens Nashville be told
requires severai years to lea IN it, and not in
hundred has abilities, /" TO learn I when many
boys IN town. To II years vi age, have learned Il
with Nj. D., and read and write easily
mon print.
Why should Tennesseans, by allo wing themselves
20 be so deceived IN this matter and kept behind
other States, as TO have TO send for many years
~ 9th Ter States Tor Legislative Reporters. Bat
not for reporting alone that useful IL is regard
ed in other cities Of the greatest aids
that al be fGsna.
Hours 10 IL A. NJ, to S P. NJ and toe at night.
febY-u
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PENMANsuIP.

DURISG the fublte sehesa VACATION, pupils can
IL attend M noIb-sras Clzsses morning alter
noon aud II they choose, camiete her ies.ens
In week
PfioAoGRAPhY taught = usual janSe-tf
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Auction and Commission Card.
TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS AND DEALERS.

THE subscribers have opened a large and extern
sive house for the transaction Of strictly COM.
MISSION BUaINt s. AND GENERAL AGENCY with
arrangements for the pton Of all kinds
of Goods Wares, Merchandise and Manufactures in
the various de partmeEts OF Trade.
IL Is with con hdenc eand pleasure that call the
attention of those visiting Nashville &c varied
and constantly changing stock the larger portion
OF our consignments are from manufacturers, fra
AaRds or those forced sell 10 raise funds. Keep
in view that ''the money made in The pure base. %
Orders faithfully attended to when accompanied by
the cash. BENZ. +. SHIELDS A CO
Central Stores, No. q and 90 College ST.,
febs-f Nashville, Tenn.
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Dress Goods,

Cloths Csssimeres, Tweeds, Cot;onades Linen and
Linen Duck for Goats and Pants.
We shall have hand a full and complete assert
ment of all classes OF WHITE GOODS, ineluding
Irish Linen, Linen Handkerchiefs, Dsmasks, Nap
kins, Embroderies, Iaces, Muslin Curtains Nantes
sc. Our stock OF English, Preach and German HOS
IERY will be all times found full. Our assortment
of Varieties and Yankee Notions, Watches, Jewelry
and Fancy Goods 100 GREAT ESUxER4IE-suf
fcient TO y it will compare fayoraby with ans
in he cir
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SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING.

zens Of 0blon county In relation to hawking
and peddling.
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING.
The bill to incorporate the Baptist Female
College at Woodbury.. Passed third reading.
Mr.. Trimble entered a motion to recon
slider the vote passing the bill to amend the
city charter of Memphis. - a.
The bill TO incorporate Ridgely Encamp-
ment, No. 1, l. o. o. F. in Nashville. Passed
third reading.
Bill to change the name of Francis d.
Roach to Francis G. DeRoach. Passed third
reading.
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RIMOVA AL.

VJAvISG moved my q. DDS % Cherry street, nexs
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