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s- We Mere al our railroad depot yes
ieIdsy morning as the freight train from
Nashville to Louisville passed through !, we
were struck with the vast amount OF business
& lug on, and fully confirmed ia tie belief of
The permanent prosperity of our railroad.
One train consisting of some eighteen cars,
contained 10 mules aud an immense qnani-
iiy OF other heavy freight. The amount of
heavy freight passing over this read daily is
truly enormous, surprising the expectations
OF its most sanguine friends. The road il in
deed every way IA good institution, particu-
larry daring this muddy weather. Bo9in.g
Green Gax jan. IL.
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Mrs SfnsIow, an exPsrieneea nurse ar
emaie hysician, hasa seotlIng syrup Tor ehiIdreH
sethles, which greatly facilitates the process Of
iesshs=s By softealng the iueng aiiinaAma-
soa--wi Asiay all pain and - ssre 60 reguiaIetbe
bowels. Depend apea t, matheFs "a wfIigive fest
o yourselves and rellef aud Health 10 your aaIAaIs
Perfectly safe IN ali cases. see advertisement IN
another ssssnmn npe7d4wly
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slex.can Mastans Imminent.

It, wosdsFfaI eaceiz and subsequent populart. :
perhaps artieie N the history Of the NsleTa Aei-
"a, ever arqslrsd the PatTensse, suhieeted
she same number Il seseTe and eessi TESTS aud
E1es sab few E4ilgrss abe A.sss-Ag nimeHL
Il has Justify beea - I'd rsBaeea 70. all external
ssanis, Gus. sweiliags, ssrains. BEases, oE Erop
hons Aan Beast. nis % Ear mrd.cine Of ear
prssng vlrtse thai Fhszesns eomrelsd 70 pre-.
ESrbe u. and lson FenaaFkas ears Of eaEassc
and Dsstsrtsd Rheumatic has naturally at
tssesed seh eitsnisan from the arsi saisniicr nRas
u tls- age Ne 1sasiiy sassa be isieut bet
lie az he Aaslass s-issmsa: h tAs aoase Bsssre
sf imItafioas-
ms ssss.as : selA BY rssIssszsls dealers in al
parts 81 he zaFid.
BARNES a PARK. rrsrrsssers,
Ika>-in Ass York
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NEAR THE CITY.
RUNAWAY Negro TO be Sold.

nERSUANT TO the law IN such case proyided, 7 VII
sell ;he highest bidder, for cash at the Court
House in Nashville on SATURDAY, the 14th DAY OF
JANUARY, 1860, negro man named in kSON.
JACKSON was committed to the Jail OF naviison on
the 9th day December, 1859. Represented when
committed thathe belonged to ID. Western, OF Ark.
but has not been reclaimed. He IS so years
age, dark compile xon, weighs aboutl7o pouHGs,
he is a blacks mith Sale under the law and viii
communi good title against all owners See Sec
ton 25sS Of the Code Tennessee this Dec. 10th,
1859. J. N HINTON, Sheriff.
BY TTioS. HoBSos, Jailer ofnavidson Co.
decI2-td
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ZoUAvEs IN PITTsBURG.-The Fittsburg pa
pers speak of a Zouaye military company il
that city. They say the men are adopts in
the use of the small and broad swords, and
as active gymnasts as can be found anywhere
Their drill is precisely similar to that of tn.
world-renowned troops after which they tax,
their name.
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@-CAssIUs N. CLAY spoke at Frankfort,
(Ky.) last Tuesday night, in defence of the
Republican Party, and in reply to Gov. Ma
COFFIN and Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE. He spoke
in the open air. in front of the Capital, the
Hall having been refused him.
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@A melancholy case of ar

Gs-A melancholy case of an apOplectic
London baker falling. in fit, into his large
dough trough and suffocating. is given in
The English papers. He wasn't probably
kneaded here below, or he would have risen
He was found lying with his face to the
ly)easl!
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SECOND DAY.

TUESDAY MORNING. JAN, 3, 1S60.-Court
met pursuant to adjournment. Present His
Honor, the Judge, and majority of the act
ing Justices Of said County.
Peter Oliver and his negro ordered to be
send to Poor House.
Tax Assessors elected for the various dis
triets aud amounts allowed for their services
as follows
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The Speaker presented report from the
President and Dir ctors of the Planters
Bank of Tennessee, with list of the stock
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Permission granting A Gregory. superin-
tendent OF Stone River and SiatesvilIe Turr-
pike road TO erect toll gales on said road.
The Clerk of this Court was directed to
have printed in pamphlets form for gratuitous
distribution the report of Commissioners for
re districting1his County.
The Quarterly Court adjourned until
Court in course.
A correct abstract ---- n.
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NJ We autnorizea announce JOHN K.
EDlIONIsSON Candidate for sheriff of Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election. octz6-Ie.
II Fwe authorized to announce JAMES N
HINTON u candidate for election to the Office of
Sheriff OF Davidson county, At the ensuing March
election. sepg2Std.
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Janu.ry Term. 1860.
SYNOPSIS OF PROCEEDINGS.

SYNOPSIS OF PROCEEDINGS.
FRsT Monday morning. January 2,
1860. Court met. Present: His Honor. JAS.
WHTTwoRTH. Judgesand majority of tue act
ing Justices of the Peace of said county.
Minutes of Octo Der Quarterly Term read
and approved.
8 His Honor read bis Report relative to the
financial condition of the county, the i'm
provements in progress, and particularly in
reference to the appropriations necessary 10
be made for the completion Of Pest and
Poor House, the latter being changed to a
more eligible site.
Taxes were levied as follows:
For County purposes, each 500 worth of tax
able property and on each poll, 25c's.
For Common school purposes. 21ac- on each 500
worth OF taxable property and on each poll, 25cts
Fer IailIead PURPOSES. pc on eat b 500 worth Of
taxable property and on each poll, s5cis.
Taxes were levied upon privileges, as fol-
On sales Of nerchansfza by retail or
wholesale merchants, on invoice cost q Of p Ct
Or sales Of merchandise by commission
merchants, SINE as State Tax, or on
amso,, of saIes.-;....,-.;---.... \ of p ct.
as safe Tax -. ................ AofI act.
For each Ifppier. s25 co
90 Z. Broker ..... SIS 90
90 {" Foreign Insurance Company. $500 90
a. ts :. 4" for
Life only on amount OF premiums. "a OF 2 CT.
each Hs,s ssa sss saSal 0f
81 all exhibitions taxed by the State
Per ere. = sis:: isi .ss So 90 90
:. each jack or Stallion SINE as tate Tax
5; 80 circus or animal show for each day
and nights pariot finance. =. :........... S25 co
On concert aid other entertainments, taxed
b, the state, same State Tax, for each
Gay anu nigtt---
Miscellaneous accounts and claims against
! county allowed as necessary to carry on and
keep in repair its various public institutions
in all their appointment.
Miscellaneous appropriations made for the
support Of paupers, among which SIS each
was allowed 70 pauper inmates OF Protest.
ant Orph Asylum, making in ;sil.. S125 90
And s25 each 10 piuper inmates of House
of Industry, making III all $40 90
LID. Cover elected officer of this Court
for this year.
John w. Rucker elected to wait on Grand
Jury.
T. w. Ballowe elected Collector of the R.
r. Taxes for this year.
Report of Commissioners appointed to re-
district this county into % districts, received
and adopt d.
The Jail Commissioners, James Peay, Keep
er of Poor House, and the commissioners APP
pointed to remove the site of the same 10
some more suitable locality. presented their
respective reports. which were received and
ordered to be fled.
Court adjourned until tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock, A. N.
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er1minal Court Clerk

Hr We are authorized TO announce CHARLES NJ.
HAYS as caiuid.te Criminal Court CLERK at the
ensuing election. dec3l-te
ES- We are authorized TO announce CHAS- E DIG
CONS a Candidate Tor Crimieal Court Clerk al the
next March sleculon. uly4--
asr Meare authorized TO announce JOHN SHANE
Esq, candidate Tor re-eiec i0a office OF
Court Jerk xt March election uylste
III We are authorized TO a.aounce pr. E NJ
P4II r.liSOA as acandldaIefOr Crln Ga Clerk
attire nsuIng Marcel eiecIion. niay@& I'd
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oo-PARTNERsHIP.
CHURCH ANDERSON & CO.,

fr,ffr = ,aerss.rks lave scsn<ss : 90 s<rssersale
i ss<sar tns s1yls sEe nra - thxS<A ANtzk1-
SIX ktp sad ksss sszsssse tseif <zz'<- s.ofs-ss.
rizs frszra tks ul1 rs1zd Ee<Hsersf ssszPies -
eezne4ses. = srzees<z. rseestlf eerzpt<3 ~ = e.
as<rx Co. - E=ise<< street. Ehers taes ieltzz-
= -sS ! = ss<-.tz< 80 hzz4 SAX szs<<e4 k<ck 2:
ass = u aze ss r. - fsF sAe s<z<z<e
= - = fslrRsH 1sHfEs<f~
.s.s1s-fx 5ols< q = <zskzes<s<-
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Land for Sale.

INoiTl TX acres ei / nd three niis from she city,
IL and stDst,d en- All Geek. icing laFs OF the
smith q sei e. islsd ere y aba at CT acres Of
bea Why nte; e. she b@iaHee tlsars d and ia fne
fr eutivaiiE. she s. Il fssf richest quail
~ a. fr gsrds ninf lusIoses \ inffi0r b.
Daytastn tspn;y % i ln - IL - tw0 Nus tie
kue sde runl II ; n a sritre az II Il nd ,
Which snoTds an 81 frrtlfHs far = tirre rp ic-, ,
which = tTsut e n; ideIar 4, ffsse y 8. ! 2 10
eng Sc IA that lrsisrss ftT iseHs o. sac Ac-
spPsy to ,. TRAIL r, sTIe
Janit-ltntfi~ 6fEsCs IN 4 NFwSoN
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SENATE.
FRlDAr, Jan. Is. 1860

FRIDAY, Jan. l3. 1860.
The Sneaker presented report from the
President and Dir, ctors of. the Planters
Bank of Tennessee, with list of the stock
holders.--- - <z--~--sSss--- -
Mr.. Thompson presented petition from
citizens of Sumner county praying for the
establishment Of Law aud Chancery Court
at Hartsville, and Dir. Stanton. a petition OF
similar character from citizens of jackson
county, both of which were referred to the
Judiciary Committee. -
Mr. Lane introduced bill 10 provide for
, the re-apportionmeat of the capital OF the
Bank of Tennessee. and for other purposes
: Mr.-Stokeley's resolution to amend the
Constitution as to regulate the time OF con-
ven:ng and adjournment of the General
Assembly, WIS referred to the judiciary
Committee.
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD REApiNG-
The bill to expel free persons of color from
this State was passed first reading. and one
hundred copies ordered to be printed. and on.
motion of Mr.. Lane, the bill was referred to
the Judiciary Committee, with instructions
to report upon its cOnstitutionality. ws
The bill to amend the charter of Maryville
. College, passed first reading.
The report Of the President and Directors
of the Union Bank was received. and one
hundred cupies of the reports, of both the
Union and Planters Banks were ordered 10
be printed for the use Of the Senate.
The vote adopting the bill in lieu of the
bill to recharter the Union and Planters
Banks was reconsidered, and then the orgi-
nal bill was postponed, and made the special
order for Thursday week.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Payne's resolutions in regard to the
establishment of direct trade with Europe
accompanied by bill laid over under the
rule. The bill passed first reading.
I Mr.. Bradford entered motion to recon-
/ slider the vote rejecting the bill to secure the
payment of costs in certain cases.
On motion of Mr. MINIS. the Senate adj
journed till Monday morning 10 O'Clock.
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new advertisements.
For Louisville and Cincinnati.

II ,HE tne passenger steamer a C~rp -
LIE NON DAVIDSON, ksresS 1872
Master Will leave for the above sz<EzzzzszzssEHxzS
aud all intermediate ports HIS DAY (.he 14th inst
at O'Clock z. n. For freight or passage apply ON
board, or to - JOHN H HARtsI>,
jan14-1t Agent
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County trustee.

s9rwe authorized to announce WM. JASPER
TAYLOR Candidate for trustee u Davidson
county al tne ensuing March election jazz
ES- WeAre authorized to announce JOIN ". MAX
rIS candidate Tor County Trustee the ensuing
Maren elsctiou- oeti3-td
aa-we are authorized to announce HARDIN p
BUolIcK candidate Ter the office oil County Trustee
OF davidson couaty al the ensuing March election.
oet5-td.
Hs- w are authorized TO announce HENRY l..
JUsfiCE as a candidate for County Trustee, the
ensuing March election scpl0-te
xs-Weare iuthorize q rHoS. 4. SACN-
Dt.tiS canddatefor The Office Of County Trustee
OF Daviason County al the election TO be held IN
March 1860 apr20-ti
AMENr a Candidate for County Trustee at the mex
March election aprI9-td
ss re are authorized to announce IsHAM
CLARKE 4 ;,ai.l.t4 for Trustee OF Davidson eoun
y, at It's aext dAren election. aug2o-te
For Fax Collector.
ss- We are auth orized TO announce W. B. YouNG,
OF hhite's Greek, candidate for Revenue ColIec
tor al the ensuing March election.
Hs- We are authorized to announce DANIEL G..
CLARK a candidate for Revenue Collector of Da-
wilson county at the ensuing March election.
Bs- We authorized to announce ACTON
YOUNG as candidate for Tax Collector of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election.
dec29-1e
sy- We are authorized to announce A J. RAMSEY
as !, candidate County Revenue CoIlec-
tur for Davidson county, IL The ensuing March cleo
ton. dec25-te
III We are authorized TO announce JOEL A. Bat
TIE candidate Tor the Office Of Revenue COiiec-
tor OF Davidson county at the ensuing March cleo
ton. dec2l-te
aS- We are authorized TO announce JOHN GREER
as candidate for reelection she office OF State
AID CoGlty Revenue Collector At tae ensuing March
election. dee2l-te
ES-we are authorized TO announce ANDREW
GREGORY a candidate for Tax Collector OF David
coauty III the ensuing March election.
dec A-ie
Ea- We are authorized to announce ROBERT +.
POW FRS as iidate for Revenue Collector oil Da-
wilson eoanty at the ensuing March election.
dec20-te
So We are authorized 10 announce W. E. CART
WRIGHT a c.tnasdate for Tax Collector of David
son county at the ensuing March election
deC22-te
UP We are authorized TO announce f. p. FORT
as a candidate for Revenue Collector OF Davidson
county at the ensuing March election.
dec21-te
ga We are authorized tn announce +. ID. WHIT
WORTH candidate fof the office OF Revenue Coi-
sctor Of Davidson county at the ensuing March cleo
tiUn- ceS2--te
For ConstabIe-Ist District.
sH-we are authorized announce Capt. JEssSE ".
PA6t., candidate f,T Constable ia the Nashville
District, AZ tine ensuing March election.
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HousEoF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, Jan. Is.

FKIDAY, JUN. TO.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. Norman presented memorial from
citizrns of Carroll County in behalf OF the
revenue collector of that county.
Mr.. kenner, a petition from citizens of
Jackson and Overton counties praying to be
attached 10 Putnam county.
Various standing committees reported.
Ordered that $50 copies OF the bill to es-
tablish conventional interest, be printed for
the use of the House
Mr.. Williams, OF Hickman, introduced a
bill for the benefit of the widows and heirs
of Arson Chappell.
The special order, being Senate Bill to re-
i0rm and regulate the business of Banking
in this State. was taken up: and Mr.. Ganit
advocated its passage in a speech of cousid
cradle length. After which Mr.. Lea sub
miIted an amendment with some remarks,
and the House adjourned till o'clock p. N.
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Gruad Reelected.

Especial IIIspaIch TO Tue VI"fihhau "'z7 TeI
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 10.
The Senate. to-day, refused by large ma
jority. to confirm the nomination of Francis
J. Grund. IL would have passed, but the
Republicans demanded the ayes and noes.
and tie Democrats feared TO record their
votes for him.
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Observation-Disclosures applied

Rhsusnatsm Eamenesss Stiffness weakness ~
billy Nervousness Neuralgia, Dy speps1s Cous 4
aud Colds Pains and ches OF every kind ,G0HHexe
to corns, are N NEDIATkLf Reilly HI and viii
Tile patience PERMANENTLY CURED, by the MAJ
caItsaueHce nj the MAGNETIC PLASTER IL isths
simplest : urest
edyin existence. It's applicable is invcrsaI-equa
IL tothe strong man iLe delteate ~ ofGaE, and tht
feebiei nIant. To sachaBd Riiit wiIiProve Balm
and Blessing Its issg reesbie .auS wsthoutae
noyanceor trouble It's price within each OF all
rich or poor ailmay havelt, ano allshoaid hayeii
whoare sick and suffering IN any way
FARMERS and ri N ftstfS should always be sup.
piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER II viii he The
Good Phi scianiB ANY household ready at afa mes
and at Instant nottce-
Putapln .Ir-tghttin boxes. Each box wis- make
six to eight plastcrs aud any child spread then
Price 2s;entsa box withfuii aHdplsip directions.
ID. @. M0REHEaD. M. d..
Farenfeyasd Proprietor. 10 Walker street NeW feTD
MoRkHEAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER Is SOLD BIZ
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
july 29-deodk~eowlyin
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
At Public Sale. - 80
On Tuesday, January 24th. 1850.

On TUESDAY, January 24th. $50.
lfJE Will on the premises sell at Public sale that
w bcautfu House and lot on tue corner Of Cher
ny and AUburry streets, South Nash willie. The lot
fronts $50 Ieet ON herrS street. aud back TO
College street The house Is brick containing
rooms, three above and fUor below, be sics ser
wants rooms stables, &c The location OF this prop
erty mai es IL the most desir able that
the city having front t~O OF the prominent
streets and rs susceptible OF division advan-
ttge. The lot will be sold altogether. Persons de-
sirous OF purchasing Will examine before day Of
ie.
TERMS OF SALE One third cash, balance, one and
two Yeas Tor IoIcs well endorsed bearing Interest
and lea retained.
GLASCoCK h NEwSOM,
Real state agents.
Jan1 til No IS, COt!egs street.
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Clothing at Auction.

THIS morning at 10 O'Clock BRUCE, corner Of
Il Cedar aud Cherry streets, Will sell at Auction,
large and iiDe assortment Of Over Coats lalu
Business Goats Under SHIRTS, Drawers Gloves &c
Tie ortmeHt Is iargeund will be 50 Ill without re-
serve The attention OF dellers is requested.
JInI4-lt
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ENHoa. THos. EwINs. it lie said, will be .
candidate for United States Senator FROM
Ohio. in place Of Mr.. PueH, and against Gov
CHASE.
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The Richmond (Va.,j correspondent of tn e
New York Herald writes:
The policy of sending Governor Wise to
address the Legislatures OF such of The North
ern States as have upon their statute books
laws in conflict with the Constitution of the
United States. is discussed here by prominent
men OF all parties.
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~A bill Is pending in The Ohio Lesis-
lsiure % prevent the formation In that State
Of military organizations sg4ins; the neigh
boring States. The bill was drafted BY Hon.
4, ExISe. H
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DISSOLUTION.

gysHE Pa rfnesshit hsFs.efsTe exsttns Heaor the
L Bzss@ sad sts-e 81 r. ess4 c. ANi ER~os -
his aay dissolved ulntHai cea Sect fhose hafias
CLAIMS aga nzs tte rnaeern N gFsssns fhfm = g.
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~Rer. Or. BETHuxE. OF New York, on
Christmas day received u letter Of regard and
afiec ton. and a eifi OF sl.s0O in money.
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