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The Express ComPas les and the Post
flee service.

The n. 7. Post argues, as it says from iu-
quiry, that
1.-The expresses at present organized would
assume TO do, for two cents, that service Tor
which the government now demands three
cents. and to pay haif the compensation they
received into he public treasury. All tina,
the government would need 10 de- in the mat
Ter would be TO set mp little shop for tn,
manufacture of stamps, and d. liver tn IN in
quantities 10 the expresses. lus;ead of three
cent stamps, which ara now required for a
single letter, they would be two cent stamps,
and for every such stamp delivered them.
the EXPRESSES would undertake TO pay one
cent 10 the government
Here is revenue of two millions secured
at once To the tre'sury, without any other
outlay than the triiiing one of procuring tue
dies and striking the stamps, while on every
stamp the lctter-writing public saves another
cent, which leaves two millions more in the
p ckets OF the ciiZens.
The stamps and stamped envelopes issued
by the Post Office Department. last year
amounted in value 10 SO POI 533-thaI Is To
say, little more than mIiliou OF dollar
and quarter
The Post goes on to denounce the Post
Office service as a spendthrilt device aud AN
expensive folly.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
TENNESSEE LEGiSLATURE.
SENATE.
MosDAY. Feb. 6. 1860.


Mr.. Wood introduced bill to incorporate
the Baptist Female College at Woodbury.
Passed first reading.
Mr.. Trimble. a bill to incorporate Ridgely
Encampment No. 1, I. o. o. f., Nashville.
Passed first reading.
House amendments to SsDate bill to amend
the charter OF the city of Memphis, was taken
up aud concurred in.
- SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING.
The following bills we're passed on third
reading:-
To give the voters of Morgan county the
privilege of voting on the removal OF their
Court House TO Waitsboro.
To amend S, cfion 430S of the Co lie, and TO
authorize the transfer of Chancery Gauss
from one district TO another
The motion to reconsider the vote nom
concurring in the 18th section of the bill to
reform and regulate the business of banking.
was taken up and the vote was rc-conside, ed,
aud then the question coming up on The Coll
curreace. the vote stood, ayes IL. noes 6, and
the House amendment was concurred in.
resolution from the House TO adjourn
Monday ih 5ih of March adopted, with
an amendment fixing the hour of adjournment
at II NJ
Mr.. Horn introduced bill to change the
name of Francis B. Reach to Francis G.
Reach. Passed first reading.
The Senate then adjourned to A. III. to-
morrow,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

~Mr, BUCHANAN, in his memorable Fort
Du Quesne Letter. lamented the use OF money
TO carry elections in this country, and appre-
hended the worst consequences from it. The
naval investigating committee of the last ses
sion OF Congress exposed the hypocrisy of the
iacile and corrupt Pennsylvania, by dsclos-
ing the fact that his hands were not altogeib-
er clean. Now. we have a Committee en-
gagged in investigating certain alleged frauds
connected with the public printing, and it APP
pears that they, too, have unearthed the old
sinner. The following extract from she
Washington correspondence of the Cincinnati
Eaguirtr (democratic) gives s)me Of the par
ticulars:
The Senate Committee engaged in exami-
ming into alleged corruptions growing out OF
the public printing, met this morning, and
examined Cornelius Wendell aud Vim. Rice.
The former was subjected to a long exami-
nation. he stated that, under The direction Of
The President. he paid ten thousand dollars 10
she Peinsylranidn aud five thousand dollars
to the EUestng ATgsss of Philadelphia, out OF
the profits of the Post office blanks printing,
aud that further, acting under The some authority.
he had gone INFO the dsstricis II Leconp,oa Demo
S0ge suuss Of money "a efort 20 secure tAeir
secfion.
Rice, who was lately proprietor and editor
Of the Peansyiv Iai1n, verified these state
ments, and il is rumored that his testimony
implicated Pennsylvania Senator, r.
ceiving PARTON of the money allowed the
Pesa,yirantaa-
What better could have been expected of
Abe intriguer who, above all others, is re-
sponsible for the Infamous libel OF bargain,
intrigue and corruption" which cut down
Krntucky's great statesman, HENRY CLAY
All is fair in pOlitics'is the creed upon
which be has acted all his life, and there is no
depth CT political corruption and treachy
which he is unwilling to sOHnd- Gen. JACK
soy knew him we'll a. bis celebrated LEWIS
letter attests. The country knows him now
quite As we'll.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

Es- Al meeting of the President and
Board Of Dire ors Of the Memphis Clarks-
vile and Louisville Railroad. held al the Of
ice of the ComPsay ia this city, on Moaday.
aTrang m.ns< were perfected for ths more
rspid persecution Of the entire line OF the
rad. and it, early coa8nl finn. Fully twa
Thousand ma will lie al work between this
place aud Paris within he nexl mnath =
~ zen twelve and ute hnndrsd are ALREADY
upon the linr. Toe people of H-nry c iuaty
haze subscribed the amount shey we're called
ulsoa b. Prssideas = isrIes u furnish. and
there j. aolhing no~ 10 prevent a completion
OF The Foad al aH early day.
We understand that the Henderson
and kentucky Railroad Company hav- enc
cred d In raislng the maaey Tor the purchase
Of iroa and stock Tor thai portion ~ their
road betseea The janctioa wi.h our rod At
the State line aud frensoa. Ths agent r
the purchase Of the i Ga, passed sbrougb his
city issl week on his ~ay so tie North. aud
the iron vt1 ~ shipped Immediately. II j.
cona.lrHiiy xpeesssl that ~ Cars vii b r.sf-
'slag q Treat q sOmr time in April CgaFls-
rsiis J.fusozasa.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
HoUsEoF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MONDAY, Feb 6.
The House mot pursuant to adjournment.
Sundry petitions were presented and re-
ferred.
Various standing committees reported.
Mr. Guy offered a resolution that the Cen
eral Assembly adjourn suse die on Monday
March 5, al II o'clock, n. Rule suspended
aud the resolution adopted.
The following bills We're then introduced,
read first time and several:y passed.
Mr. Hebb. a bill to prevent subpenas for
witnesses from running out of date
Mr. Martin. a bill to establish Hospital
for the Insane in Etst Tennessee.
Mr. Trcwhitt. bill m re securely to pro-
teci the lives and property of the people from
injury by railroads
Mr. Gillespie, bill to incorporate Lookout
Saving Institute.
The cal ndar of House bills on second read
ing was then taken up. and Il number of the
same were passed. Action was taken on 9TH
ers 5 follows:
The bill to provide for common schools
laid on the table.
The bill to incorporate the Southern Insu-
rance Company-rejected.
Adjourned till p IN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
MARYLAND AND sourH CAnorlxA.-A de

MARYLAND AND SoUrH CARoIINA.-A des-
patch from Annapolis on the Sd inst. says:
The Maryland Legislature to-day receiv,
the resolution OF the South Car lima Legisla-
ture. proposing a Disunion Convention. The
leading men of both parties denounced them
a a proposition f'r national treason. Thrre
was quite a strong vote TO lay them on the
table without reading them and they would
have heen so disposal of but for tn plea of
respect due to sovereign state. They were
finally mad the order of the day for W dnrs-
day next. The d"i'aie uprn these renlutions
was of the most exciting kind. but two IN m-
b'rf ap"iogiSing for the )urse of the South
Carol NJ Legislature.
3Gov. ii eks' letter To the Governor of Snuth
{ ard IA tell him. that Maryland cannot see
my Teii.f for her but injury. in the es,ab-
-hment on her borders of for ign asylum
Tor fIgitiyr slaves.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
A Family Necessity.

The following statement speaks for itself: Extract.
SIN lifting the kettle from the fire it caught and scaId-
ed my hands and person very seyereIy-one hand
almost to a crisp The torture was unbearable. Il
WAS III sight The Mustang Iini-
ment appeared TO extract the pain almost immedi-
ately. II healed rapidly aud left of
CHAsLls FOSTER, 40 Broad street, Phila -
Tt is truly wonderful article. II will any
cas-, of swelling, Burns. stiff Joints, 3 options or
rheumatism. For Horses, it should be dis
pensed with. One dollars worth of Mustang has fire..
qnenty sav ed n valuable horse 1t cures Gaids,
Sprains, Ringb"ne, SPAWN and Founders. Beware of
limitations. SOLD in all parts of the habitat Globe.
BARNES * PARK, Prop ietors,
feb2-1m New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

THE BANK CODE.-Tbe bill TO reform and
regulate the business of Banking in this State
passed the House OF Representatives yester-
day. Its provisions. in their main features,
are the same rs published by Us several weeks
ago. They are applicable to all hanks. and
are subject, like all other acts ofthe General
Assembly, to amendment or repeal at the
psssIre Of this or any othsr Legislalu
The law is not unexcepti"nable. but Is u
liberal a. We bad any right 20 expect from
6-nocratie majorities 10 both House. I;
fully recognizes the eonstitu;ionallsy. the
policy and utility Of a mixed carreRey. II
this bill is to be taken as an index o; what
viii be required in granting a rene~ al Of the
charters Of the Unioa and Planter Banks.
IL IL probable thai those Banks will be co
fipzed on q basis which does not shock the
common sense Of ali who hay. any kuowied &c
whatever OF the system Of Banking. Tn.
stuff about individual liability and rspeala
bility is discarded, and we tra-l those who
Advocated these provisions are convinced OF
taeir error, aud that we will have no more OF
IL hereafter.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
The New Speaker of the House

William Pennington, or Gov. Pennington
as The name he is better known by in New
jersey, was born in Nv jersey aud hastily
I'd there all his life. identifying himself with
Us interests, progress and prosperity. Pur-
suing the practice OF the law. and perform
ing the duties of citizenship, he rather saun-
ned than sought public life, though always
excriIng bis influence and his abilities tn pre-
mote the success of those principles 10 which
the lives of Clay and Webster were devoted.
de was elected Governor of New Jers'y in
1881, ana held IT for the space OF seve years.
beiuS annually Chosen hv the L. giSldture
under the old constitution.
In that position he acquired national rep
utatlon. t. sulting from the controversy upon
the admission of the New rSsy members at
ne meeting Of the Goth Congress, in 1889
Inc III S s.loh OF that Congress commenced
on the "a OF Decembcr; but in consequence
OF the Clelk refusing Ia call the names of the
ave New jersey members whose seats were
contested. the HOUSE remained unorgaIiiZed
anu! the 10Th of that month, when Rot. NJ.
/. hunter Was elected Spe k..r. John O lIncs
Adaiha In the meantime having been chosen
temporary chairman. On the 18th the MEM
uers oil the House We're sworn in, with the *
cepilon OF the five members from New Jcr-
Fey, who, exhibiting on their certificates
winch We're signed by Gov. Pennington the
y
forward and demanded as their right to be
sworn. THIS gave rise TO new and anlma-
ted debate. which lasted until the 2lst, when
'ne House completed its organization by the
elet ton OF u Clerk, and on the following day
PRESIDENT Van Buren, sent in his Annual Mes
sage.
AT the end of this period of service, VIZ
Pennington resign tn. Governorship and
Returned TO the bar. President Taylor al-
pointed him Governor of Minnesota, which
appointment the Senate confirmed. IL, de-
clined that bonor, however, and anoth, r sub
-eq 'ently rendered by Mr.. Fillmore. witlonl
any solicitation, a. one oil the judges to scale
the claims under the Mexican treaty.
In c"nsentlng TO income a candidate for
Congress he yielded to the wishes OF his
friends. He was elected 10y The peoples
parry and represents the Fifth Congre~sIon-
al District OF New Jersey, which il composed
at IA cOuntIe- ut Essex. Hudson and Union.
being elected in 1855 over Jac.b r. W,,rten-
dyke, the democratic candidate, 10y the fol-
lowing yOIe:-
Pennington, republican, ii GIL
Wortendy Ike, democrat, 1882
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
From the Christian Inteiigencer, New York July
IA 1859.

SPALDISG's PREPARED GLUE.-Hou sekeepers will be
glad to learn that the mishaps to furniture, picture
frames. crockery etc pre- valef about May-day
can heresfter be remedied at trifsng expense y
using Spaldng's Prepared 6lue This glue put u p
in a convenient bottle and is chemically held in So
luton re claiming all the desirable qualities of we'll
prepared Cabinet makers Glue, and is used cold
A small brush accompanies each bottle, the whole
costing but twenty i've cents, and Furnishing an
everready and eHcienf means for repairing all kinds
Of broken household wares. Il will be found ex-
ceedir gly convenient for and she'll work piano.
turner's, and fer I'll purposes requiring strong
cilage. No housekeeper can afford to be without it,
feb7-2w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

Velvet, Brussels, ply-ingrain all wool half wool
starr Hall I'D Cotton, Csrl ctngs, eyeiy grade and
quality Maits, hearth-Rues Canton Mating, ocoa
do. Indeed, IL as cur purps sc 10 keep anty on
band full and cont lete stocs of the above Goods
Which we will offer 10 Cash prumpt time dealers
as Low II not i.ss, than any other house the west
cru country.
To thoee who are in search OF Gsods below the
ma kct Prioes, COX F. IS THAN ThEY ARE
WORTH j We wouli say that our 4. Tangsm me Is are
c'miieied fer obtaining eois g,ameLts a. ,b
Its, that VIII enable us at ala times their
wishes, aud earnestly reqdest all Cash Buyers or
Prom Pan ing y call ans exam ne cur
stock before purchasing elsew here We are deter
mined W maze or house the Lepot 81 Chap foods
TkAbUE a LUCUS.
notice will be given Of our tirst Mam.uolh Auc-
ton Sale of Spriag Summer tiood-.
ieo1-u sAkG
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

Singular the New o ans Bulletin SAYS.
is the iaet that the broth of lion. John A
Sherman. who has heen 81 strongly pressed
for House Speaker by the Blae X pablicans
of Congress. is the Principal at the Sat
Military College NJ Louisiana a; Alexandria =
The BalietiE has probably convinced itself
that join sherman is dreadful fanatic
whose presence IN 81 we holding commnni-
ty w"nd produce inmesliats combustion.
The fact l., he is man who's. views ar, such
as are popularity known in the North n
'.cansarvativr." He Is opposed TO int-rfer-
euee With slavery in the States. and in f,vor
at every c. min.,niiy miRdiug lie own bust
ness.-CiR Gina
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

.esT- The New Yo,k Herald is urging the
nomination OF Mr.. BUCHANAN by the Charles
ton Convention. II d clares that Mr.. DoUG-
as The emily safe. sound and conservative
man. aud ttat The only enemies of NJ.
Buchanan are the dislppoint office seekers
The Hron might have added that all his
a. nds are Officeholders.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

ES-The Senate has confrm-d the Presi.
dents appointment Of francis j. GRUSD,
Consul to Havre. GEUXD Was for some years
n Washington letter writ T. aul was styled
by JEFFEIts ~ DAVIS 1.-THE base>t Hessian Of
them ALL He was tor a long time bitter
aud slandrroas enemy of JAS. BUCHANAN. hut
JAMES loves hi, enemies better than his frie. d
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
VeaNy-maae Clothing.

This branch of our business will receive the cspe-
cai aiteEtion OF our buyers, qua tIs quality aid
design, a.. wous rcspe- fully lite attention
A So, To our ei tire ew stock Sf STsAW GOOi 3
comp, ising a large AID beautiful invoice of Mems
Boys Youth s AID Gu ren's that's and Caps; Ira b
brown, white ant back l. ghurn Hats; assdies' aisd
Misses Bloomer flats and Infants hoods; all of
VIA CHI Will be offered - the low est market prizes
toy ther with an unusual heavy supply OF Bleach, Il
an, Brown Domestics O. n BIT gs, striped ritin
Til gs, &c HARDWARE ana Z tleTy; JUS, Pistols
% "a nv. ILL.,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

The marble statue of Henry Clay, pre-
par. ty Mr. Hart, of Kentucky, for the Ia
dies of Virginia, was removed on the 3lst
uitimo, by long line. of citizens of Rich
mend. Virginia, from the landing to the low
er Hall of The Mechanic Institute, wher, it
will remain until the 22d of February Mar
maduke johnson. E-q., responded to call
of the citizens in happy address
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

A correspondent Of the Philadelphia Pres,
writing on Wednesday. says:
Mr.. Rog.r A. Pryor, perceiving the Cheva-
Ii w, kaf. recently returned firm the Celes-
tai Empire, glass on we. occupying place
on the q or. and indulging ia his tavorile oc-
enpation Of graceful observation. drew the at
tention of the door-keeper to him, and bad
him jected in the most perempiory manner.
The same fate awaits several other Herald
attaches. The moment they poke their noses
inside of the doors they will be suddenly
tweaked
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

NiIllzn A. Campbell, Asm'F. ~ Joan ?. tills a.
etesrs-

si-ilzu A. lzuPecAs Asmf "a Jean r = fLzs -
etkers-
DY ssrsue e decree 81 he fion- crcait cnurt,
- <ssasiizes Tcpa-. pronousced - the sao<s e.o
70 ht BIDDER 90 the hcze P--cc q be 4
: lilszn csnpb~li. aee'd-, - ItkSI4l, INA 81
DAY % NAkcH i>so. the IelE-wisz >e<se>ss v
rsstz <znct. S<relLne. r.aa. Haea2b, fsrI1h
Jane- Ass, stse, - ths <zsne day en ne prem1z
- ee53 &c fr@<z ef t1=ra % ~AicE NE seIs
s-zla 14nd 1sd <c<r1ez ssla fer DIV .zloa -
tAe A<lrs e 80 = s.ilsn csuft<-l. aec'd-
fEzn<.-<nid <e<roes vii - EeH 1fcn cree
4 uzz1 lsE- ee>>s = al spE<e<<1 Ez<a<zt< NzH y
~ I'D. Sad Ina <iti e< SID cf<E srea.t Of
sl1 zveaEs u1<h I1ler<el. 1rtr1 Win <p9rox<
esE.z< silE - fee1zrea sad leo retz1seI ene
psH<1<ze Heee1 y f@i@- DAVID G LOVE-.
l.zzs-td Carl and zar
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met and Resumed the Calendar
If bills on second reading, which was gone
through with
The bill to purchase bust of VIM rick-
land. the Afchi ect of the State Capitol ayas
rejected, yes 2. nays So.
Adjourned till 8 IA. M. tomorrow.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
Mitcheli's Tennessee State GaZ-
atrer and Business Directory.

the agents of the above we in this city
collecting tter, soliciting uoscri bei aud advtr
users Tor t.e state GazItee of Tennessee. This
book We understand ~ i'll ne out in March, will
ntin the lncaions col all the tow s. cities viilag,
p'stofficeS and business men Ii will be a valuable
oiok for reference all classes especrlly to bust
ness men, and the large circulation which il mHsi
have will MAKE it one OF the best advertising
diuus- J. L. NIT HE'LL,
ian26 Publisher ana Com Ter.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

4 y order 20 cell mere Goods ne have resolved
i AK lees rronts- oUF steak - iuil az ali time'
an csn<ists 81 1ne variety 81 SHIRTS, Neck he
Mere Lamb OIL, N1rine and colsorf. sisxcs ar'
Ia Hose q every kind, H4pdk ercLlefs, spsp<s
dels. shiTt Bosons and Dressing kob<<, kc- &c. v
have also eboes iof & Fsrcy Go-xe such
s'fnss, Brosss. Canes, Pofse Monies, Pockef Reak
Chsszs men. leather Trsveiink Fsgs, I'm n Nirror
Scissors, ke-. all fer sale el.eap 81
b.azs J. n. HociIL-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

strs WfnsiOw, an experienced nurse
emale physician, has a soothing syrup for children
eethirs. which greatly facilitates the process Of
teethI-g by softenng the incing all innams
on-wili lllay all pain and is to regulatethe
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it willgive rest
o yourselves and relief and health to your infants
'erfectly safe IN all cases. See advertisement ID
another column. une7dAwly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

WE aettse "A arsis = pssd ffozn ne AElants
w ffssafaI chafcss<FerE. - sks<A ear nzsss =
plxxe1 4 he - ssls4 Hzzes lzzf - <s4 faFk tfer<
chants TDfs sid - eaetsn ts q aftss
kazs. . 70 Re sstaFstsd sa1 steeHss y rsxsfaisas.
are1 q ~. HnlirsrfE ka1 inesedLsisz- - ar -
us ehsfzo f<tstss y = zs4ieogs ard fsisz -
fextifF We dseldszsF epDsecd. II petn<zRzs sn6
p<zctcz- af4tts <aa 1EEE % &hsl-sinEssfs.
Kzfueizzscs<za. eaa al tAe i<z1z stsFe nzned. We
esE -. s<e tie al charge Is slEiseE fsazaz-
flen as does - Ezezz ts1essisez
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
Dress Goods.

Cloths, Csssimeres, Tweeds, Cotionades. Linen and
Linen Dut Tor Goats and Pants.
We shall have O.. han tull aud complete assort-
ment of all cla-se- of WHITE GOODS, h-cIuaing
IRISH Linen Linen Has okershIris, is.nlasss, Nap
kins, EH r0deres, Laces, Muslin Curtains tnti~-
&C. Our STOCK OF Engs b, trvs ch and German RUS
IEtY vii be all lound full. assortment
oil Varieties and Yankee Noti ~, W tches lev eIrs
and Fancy Goo 100 10 E>UAERATE-suf
hcienl 10 it Will comp re iayUIably with any
hams IN ~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

ApsocsxESr OF THE LEaELATuRk.-The
House Of Representative yesterday adopted
. resolution, which WAS eonearred In By the
Senate, to adjourn sias die on Monday The 5th
day Of March At IL o'clock.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

~The Legislature Of Nebrazks have
pazsed bill saiherizing fheeall OF conven
ton 70 frame State constitution to submit
TO congress du,ing the present session.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

The y. 7. Hsrsid -pssks Of Senator Duue-
Las tIan law ssseh; Ell r.eaated al
hls tsshsex aTseziss. and easae fairly aud
squareiy apoa the administrator psssforn.s
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
Roots ana shoes
Carpetlngs.

In this department v i'll be kept almost every va
riety OF Boots Shoes hich cannot IaiI To give
satisfaction, both in quality price.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07
YOUNG MEMS CIR SFlAN ASSOCIATION

Regular M OSs,hly Business Meeting.
TUESDAY NIGHT, FEB ~ TIL INSr.,
In the new Hall, where the Union Prayer Meetings
daily held, over Farrar l. Dsmukes' Boot and
Shoe Store, College street.
An Essay will be read BY 10. B. Sr,1T Esq, men,
Der OF the Associi ton.
Under a resolution the public are invited to attend
Young men DESTROYS of uniting with the ASS citation
have opportunity of sending in their petitions for
action at this meeting.
P. l.. NTCH0L,
feb4-3t Recording Secretary
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

A re xili sees send eTdess fcr sLirss regae'
n al DO prefer heirs made specially for Their
- leave lkrir me<sursE With directsEE. &C., a
stlsr=ates tAey shali - zz@de - reqsir~d-
lsnz8-d J. II. &celtI-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-07

SRA Sewlsefn paper says that Nrs. Alice
Dss. al that city. wes lat y delivered Of
-four stardy boys. We kaes nos shat
Day may hsLng laEih.
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Penningion's majority.

Persons should not cOnfound the n WY
elected Speaker. William Pennington, with
Alexander G. NJ. Pennington, who vas also
born in New .'rsry, and was IA represenlativ"
III Congress from that state from 1858 to 1855
~ T. Herald