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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
DECEMBER RULES. Isss.

John b. While,
". lUugiDRl Bill
George v Catron Admir- Of ], In Rowls, Diseased
and others
IN this cause. Il appearing TO the Clel. and Mas.
Ter that a daughter Of VIM RoWles decd, and her
heirs, and ,ughter a -- Rcwlps, cecid qnd
her here, are inside parties detencanf b a .uit
aus their names and residences unknown to com,
planaat, tnst the ordinary pr cess OF law eau OF
oo SCI we'd on ITEM u Is therefore ordered tbs Pun.
ncston be made or four weeks ia succession no
the Nashville Weekly Uniou,"s newspaper pub.
hshed 70 the ely Of Nashville. N said tate, rs9ur-
ing sad descendant 70 RppeSr before The Chan siior
o. the Chaucery Court, A. The Court hon 10 Car
thsge, On tie bird Monday N February 1856, then
snn n 70 70 plead, Enswer or dsmu 70 romplaiu-
~ Ui CT the same viii be uakeB for confessed a.
% them, and set tor htsrngex usr.e.
dtclf-Wzt p. h. CAMPBEIL CAM
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Alter The House was called to order, g
resolut on from the Senate requesting g 6
United ; ates Government TO settle with the
State for the use Of Railroads, during the
war, was c0ucuued in.
The bill directing county crurt clerks 10
pay the State taxes iutothe State Treasury,
semi. annually, was passed on its second
reading,
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TIE bess o. b sr, Wlaes liquors ard Cigar, and
attentive Waters algsys DC sitspdEuce.
- Uoors open A. o'ciccE. Performance On com
HeTcs st ~ p m n0yll-sm
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essar, L.pr's B7es.-Ws ara indebted
81 N. e.. collier. Union STRESS Jog ule Jan.
-tr, humber a. che Lady. Book Theep
.rav.uss 30 this number srs very Gns. and
appropriate b. tag holds, season now -l-.,
10 hand The rsll.ur matter ul usual ., a
she ars, guaI.y.
hts8lrs AHSru-H.--Nc are IuIsttel d.
10 publishers for cops of Bsaals'
Asathiy, o. Magazine OF To-day" d, Isl
lsT u0aihly, and ths ,he frst Jan. 1850
-umoer, Be- nesily printed and aue5 wal
E'oi, wholesome residing matter. It can b,
aaa at C5.l.sr's. 1r Cones.
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Mslinds Clifford snd Others. heirs and creditors.
THIS bill being filed BY the Administrators fol
the purpose of winding up the e tate OF Z r q
GlfoId decd UnGer the nsolVent W. Of fht
State, they having suggested the insolvency q the
same aud havirg obtained the fat OF the Chauee
Tor, ordering publicston 70 te made ding e
Law; and thst the Administration Of SAID estate bs
traosf-ried 20 the ChanceTy Court Of Smith, snd
hst al further proceedings the County C-urt are
euJcined, and the further pTosecu ion Of suit,
against he estate IL enIoined; Il IS therefore OF
dered that publication be mate in lhs Nashville
Unitn, requiring all persons Interested % core ior
Ward aud eXhib their demands and have item
selves made parties TO the bill and for al cred.
tors, persons having clsms sgsust ths estate "a
Eppeaf and hie their CLAIMS authenticated 10 The
manner pre-cIlbtd BY hW, on or before the ms
Monday IN March, Is 6, or they vi be f0reve
barred II. b. CAMPBELL, c \ NJ
decl4 vat
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RESOLUTIONS LYING OyFE.


The resolution requesting the Government
10 relieve certain counties OF East Tennessee
from the rational taxes past due, was taken
up and postponed till the 25th OF January.
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Wanted.

DARTIhSv no delivered tEo car loads Sali a. y
&C RR Depot some two weeks 40 Al
marked 4. sud r. & s viii plesse fai nish u uitt
duplicate Buls Lsdiag salt cannot b shipped oi
ssnt OF cestIbauou
seclslw Y.B, JONES Agent
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OFEICERS

OFFICERS
SAMUEL WILL, President
JAMES H. LlCAS, Vice President.
RM. 7. SELBY, Secretary
WM. n BENTON, General Agent.
uR JOHN r. HOpGEN, Consulting Physician.
LAKELAND, CLINE 3 JAMI5ON, Legal Ad7i'
sers
HON. ELIZUR WRIGHT, Consulting Actuary.
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SAINT LOUIS
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Home Office No. go North Third Street
SAINT LOUIS. MISSOURI
ASSETS, July 1, '65, 1854, 644 3?i
sECURELT INVESTED.
Uiv.deuis Declsred to Policy Holders Jsu l. 1855,
Forty Per Cent.
Reader, Is YOur Life insuTed1
II Lot, shat provision have you made tor your de.
pendent ones THINK What would be their
pecunisry situation were you to lie
Tomorrow
If it's wise to Insure, is it prudent to Delay?
If it's wise to Insure, is it prudent to Delay
Es-pELAEs ARE DANGEROUS. ga
DIRECTORS


JAM X d. LUSAo.s-...ss.ss s..ss.-oAhl " ILL
Robert NJ. Funkh0user, Of FunkhOuseg Burnett
Chss. d. Pe,k, President Of the Pilot Knob Iron
Company.
Robert h Woods, Cashier o. the Merchants Bank.
Jules Vslle, Of Choutesu, harrison Vale.
Geo r Robinson, Of Robinson GarrRrd.
Cnas. ". McCord, Of McCord Co, Machinists.
John p. Thornton, OF Thornton Pierce.
Isaac B. Sturgeon, President OF the Nor.h Missouri
Railroad.
Hon. John Hogan, Member OF Congress.
Henry UvsrstolE, Of oyers!olz. Wagner Co, Lun
Der Dealers.
Kich schaeffar Of Nicholas SchR' fer 4 Co, StsI
Cand q callers.
William T. Gay, RI Gay, HaDenksr-p & Edwards
David Keith, OF Kern 4 Wood=, Booksellers aud
StatCGers.
r P Hanenksmp, Of Say & Hansnkamp.
Isaac W NJ tchFll.
l.. A. January. OF q. A. January 4 Co, Grocsrs and
Commission Merchants.
Wn. J. Lewis, OF ew 4 Bro, Tobscconists.
r. RoE.er Jr., OF F. Rozier, Jr. Co.
Jscob Tsmm Of Tamm & Meyer.
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The Carter Bank Bill was taken up on its
second reading.
Mr.. Mullins moved to take the bill W
section by section for amendment, which
was sgre d to.
Severed amendments were submitted by
Mr.. Wines in behalf Of the passage Of the
bill, and ether parties, which gave rise to {
lengthy discussion, pending which the
House took recess till O'Clock p. IN.
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Fer Sale In Snnlh KashriIle.

A FINN $40 story Briek House snd Lot. sstuste.i
n On tsh street, between summer and Hish
sgreeis iaciug rs ieei on A-h sIrssf and Iaauins
D. a IS tri 20 private ailsg, vhch hscuf~ 70 tie
tie Tv5miae~ 20 F'kRiT yANu pErsTEV
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We cannot comprehend ihe aciion of The
House OF Representative OF the rcnue see
Legislature, In rejecting the bill 10 allow u,.
Crres 10 testify in our courts. The negro il
g free man, " "a no one 90 whom; be csu Of
RIGHT aud Obligation. look Cor the wind ca.
zion and maintenance of Lis rights, 81 per,
country. ln his co1diiion, it is positive
cruelty % deny him Eccess 70 them. WhH'
I ls the House of Representative afraid oi'
I The urSro's tesi mC1y vii weigh, before an
honest jury, Just what % is worth from tAe
| known personal character oi the individual
10 more. no lees asst as every other vie
ucss. testimony must be received. Tha,
] the House a representatives. should dis.
I franchise ne poor "rsbeIs" forever and d
day. NE can understand. But WHY th.,
hostility. or. Indifference 10 she sole means
| of psJJeCtioa Of the poor helpless n,r.o o.
I We await explanation F. Ats. .L,s 3Psca..
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For Rent.

W. te5y neai rooms, newly psrerea, on he
s,ree, hsloE he Posg oea. Nd psst =, CO. :
$3.50 ltese looms are re-y suitshis a5r
me .J sieep Is MONS AMY 70 Wu N
mons hcLsnors stree % 70
~, AEtsoN = MURFRKR,
EsasrR Aasuts,
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WoodI WoodI

W r. CORNELIUS I'll sell Wood cheap.
W Leave orasss - Sc, - Church street
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FREIsHT oFFIoE. NAc-R- z

NasHuLIE. De-. n, lSSs.
ON sd siler TO DAY our GeDoJs vii Re opened n
" - n for the reception q fgelgnis and
promptly closed 81 pm.
decil I'm Y.B JONES, Agent
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Wanted,

Thrs Z. Jennings, NJ. D., 4. NJ. Madden.
de g-lWi WIN
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4 FAST TEAyFLLEE.--5eu. Grant vas IN
Atlanta, Ga, las, Thursday night, AMI de.
patches from washiugton, Monday, an
bounced bic srGival there.
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AR. Comptroller clarke decides that the
ladies' OF this country are not citizens, and
therefore, they cannot act A. Directors OF
National Banks. Bat ladies 90 actss Pest
masters How's thats
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Great Public Sale Of % LOts IN Bryan. Mag
hIfesnt Addition,

RIfesnt Addition,
ON the Prsnlses, on TUESDAY December 18Th.
" lsG5, at II O'Clock, s.m. These lots are IA Ist
beautifully situated between the Whites Creek Pike
and L. n. H. r. snd Foster Addition, and moth
OF The rs idencs OF ROtt. Stewart ksq and 'front.'
ing on BsrTis Ayenue, Lishey Plks, Foster and
other streets.
All are amil ar with the beautiful grounds n
| EGseheld and the many advantages possessed } =
them for private re idences, etc, free nom the
heat, dusi, and heavy corporation taxes of the ty
| Ihe esry completion Of the Suspension Bridge and
| construction Of Street Railroads vi greatly sn
| hance the value OF thus properly
| TERNs-Uue fourth cash balance on credit O
one, two sad three years, with interest from date
| and lien retsiHed.
| Liberal deductions for ali cash
! Omnibusses and collation. ~ usual,
J. L. & X VI. BROW Agents,
| decl4tds ssH Cherry street.
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Sunnyside Concert Hall.

WI sHRTvER a CO.-.-Lesssss Propr.etois.
CoLLONADE BUILDING, No. 40 CHEsEv
SIKEEu.
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Staple and Fancy Groceries,

Nv ] invite the sttCuton % our Oh friends End
he Trade generally % or la-ge and vel a.
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The widow Of Gov. Bissell died Of her res
idsnce, in Bellsvlls, H., on the 9TH last,
amer 10 heur ulasss. r $500
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For Rent

rFNHE ensuing year, tro sore housss On Csur,b
4 street opposite d 'stseey BouseH aud ufar
TIE y Cloud bolel- For terusSp-.y 20
declo 70 Isnl NIX, AILoWAY.
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Gssa' saoe SIS % TIA NsE Temple o, A7u.susa,
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sILAS Il. FOOT, Stats Agent Tor Ten
nessee.
II w. ST FCP HENSON, Special
Agent, Nashville, Tenn
q Office in % National Bank Building.

Easlrzls Loc1. Bard Of Reference
Hlimm Bro Sons, A. McAlis'er 4 Co,
Ino. Kirkman, g. ] Stubbledeld,
James ". Hamilton, A. Hamilton,
James Woods.
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9muasmenia
New Theatre

CORNER OF UNION AID sUlIMEE 5IRElIz
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The New York Tri bune Of Saturday pub
iasles % . leading cditofiB paragraph. Ele
! following Tho Rev. 8. r. Sehon. d. ~ .
] OF Nashville, tennessee. Mss 1uarr See e.
'ai} % she Methodist Church. South, Will
I preach lu Cooper Institute 40 lUiE cr'--k
] q. M, to.u1IgHE .Sua3aN.l and We urce
I NaEi-t.-its Hi at denomination % give han
hearing, We prc uIue be " Do have ,auth
] % say That would not command our assent.
4 nut thls Only increases our desire that he
should be generally heard Ht have rn.By
things % cay 90 mcg oi what are dist.usf.
iye.y termed southern views. ana Ne v-l.b
to hear and De heard by tAgm in al tI,rl,s
and gaud1r. And, APP Co this moment. We
have found more Southclucrso OF d.. Sehaprs
stamp than OF thCVc who ass 6lst .uctiyeIy
termed Uuir1s,s who comprehend and ac-
oepi the change which tAC waT has Wrought,
aEd have the courage o. speak and u-l ae-
CQrdugly. ID may be lameuts5lc. but g Is
none thc less lsci. thai, while the south
eruers whc are disposed o. Jrest abe freed
men ss tre5men are too few al best. ~, we
and more oi them among The orig nal,
straight ont seressioni q than nmouc those
who claim % have been always 90 heart ios
the Union. 50, expecting Dr.. SshOu O.
speak according % rs light, not our, NE
ssk CHRIST ans oi al crccds b hear him o.
morrow. We believe be Is Co present the
spiritual desutution and needs OF she south.
aud her claims on the sympathy of the pLl-
.snthgoric sad generous,
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A Bright sign.

The Bank Bill was then taken up, snd
discussed tall Adjournment.
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= rs n UUU-
o. F.sy .freTel eu=sEaren- Of SrV Mem.
t'-l, l-'1- 81 o. is.s aeT l-glre rom 1. 1850
Or sn- tla'r f--ri retirement nom Che -rs..
They a q De- ~uruoUed Is N- u l. &c.
Mr. te1r-e i7grsu and 1ll-s Ctspmsn. 49,
tle .l.i Jrafusac comrE1y These rrl.iy g-.g. =, =.
a7-s nave N1a samlEa.ioll or ths lovers - -
sr, ifleu Eao1t tfe world i'- trcir u1ir-a.- 49,
D.. SGD -r-t-ll- -e. l5aa1ls ct he Ls a-- -. i.
-. .ifi-la, srd tie u'sr's-'ra ra--rt E.trl- = d
D i.ll Gag cpn3rtuuil7 tla pub c n Nasfgia - I
fsFe % f.tre-- Is the Frrr~ ol those o. h1-s ~
euts tsVe throsn IusIar uuon the drant-r - =.
they sloTHy returu 90 Europe TreUo1s fs ffs--
hrs- rsilreu ea- .cm t-e siar-
llrir q SCI q CIR VIA le 90 Nonfsv. uar ut.
N-l-n IS lc zen =1Ea-rta-H' 81 uar ia Eve 49, e.
re Nsrchsn, o. Nra.fe,' Tessiar, ns-fsf, +,
Nelle. 1ay, Hamlet. Ieurz1ay. Obi rs-f m .
trlCsT, henry NIlIn ana the aJsa .r- ~. b.
oelnE ne oenelt OF Mr. sad Nrs. Caas. ka.a.
A.-E1Arl's o. TlalL-Doon opsa a. ts.ssio...
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ald.5-Esasai o NJ aad "A ol.a--

NorICE-CHkS5E OF TnEE.-Qn AID afef MONDAY
Ueiohel D the doorsEall be opposed az 81 ocioek
the Clrtaru VII rise a. ~ precl. ely.
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Tor ihe unusually excellent STYLE %
"aieA re Executive Message aud the &C
comlanyiHg reports were laid before the
country, tne thanks of The pul1lr. ap5
specially of the press, are auc Ia he rrse-
tcEl saEac'iy and genuine courtesy OF SEC
rr'ary stanton.-N'. Lgals Dcuo-rat
Possibly the President i- the person VII,
merits she Lsnks.
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Notice.
FIRST NATIONAL RANK

NAsH'ItlE. Dec 3. lS65.
A MEETING 81 he siozshoIdsrs Of ne Ftrst
Z. - \. N-sonA. sank q Nashville, Tenn vi b he'd
49, ~ on q ss.l bank- % luesdAy. January 9th
eusu.1 go JAS. &. -OGDFN
eeNf-4n CzRhiar
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

December I3th, 800.
The House met at the usual hour yester-
day, Mr.. Speaker Heiskell in the chsiT.
Prayer by the Rev. Dr., Phillips. The
journal Of the 18th was read and approved.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
DECEMBER RULES, Is 5.
Gideon Clifford and Thomas stalker, Admr's,

decl4-v4ts Admir- {
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Large Furniture Sale
AT
Private Sale

DtONSiSTING Of Fine Wardrlhes Bureaus, Bed
II stesds &c; sisa one FIRST rsle Piano. IA exec
leni oritr The FButare IS ali new. sud Of the
most modem style Apply n q summer street.,
next door 10 the New 1hesfTe- ldecIs-lw
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Lssi aiEht but Two OF the FETorts slus-s
Mr.. and Mrs. ,. a. DAT H-sS.
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For Sale.

A FARM Of $50 Arres Of good Land eight miles
n nom the CITY, on Tie stewards Ferry Pike
sbout leo cleAred-hslsnee hsaulu tizbcsi ne
tncst never fsliing spnngs Of wafer on The plssa.
near the residsn nee. The Improvements are root
hot sofneEhS ont Of order. We vii sell thus farm
very los-ia isrt a great sscndee - y l. forrad
sac IL not cold privseiy, We VII OF n i a. PM
NC Auct on on the Pubiic square, on sATURDAY-
lSe. isth, ls65- ARRIN6ToNA FARRAk,
decs-ls Agents, No. g n. ColleFe 81.
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Notice.

NOTICE Ia hereby gwen 70 AZ persons having
BaglEs q any kiud. chscEed OF unc1a zsa,
a he BsggzEs-rooin a. the CONN ERClAL H1-
TAI. 70 clam sd aEs sad baEEAge away peicrc
10 81 DAY q Jtalary, lsss, - 81 reuzlainS o.
hand nj b SD n pghha E1cc o @ t1af daF.
ETEPHEAB q o.,
dsak IN PropusisTs Commercial Aoiai.
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4 PARTNER W tn cash from 1000 70 SIS go
n O go in the Hotel business il a large city u
the SCUM The house - dong 3 lsgEs bus'ne
now A msu that has some experience the 40
lei business preferred Address
dec-u A. b. q, Nashville, p. q.
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Found,
GREAT BARGAIN
At Auction.

VET ILL be sold At Ancil0n on TUESDAY, Dec.
w 18th, st 10 O'Clock, at No II hIosd street,
Four A No. Marble Top Billiard Ia les, with
Phean Cushions together with Leave Of Billiard
Room, with Hall above. S0x22 feet Billiard Room
contains bar, gas hItures, license, Sc, SC which
vii c sold sepsrAfe or together. Terms Cash.
{. b NICHOLS CO,
decl4 I'd AuciiOnesrs.
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Pay Up Notice.

L HANE large smcunt due me Tor services rer
= dered, snd most respectfully ak you 10 PAY
R CORNEIlUs,
declolW ~ Church street.
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" n . VItslnIal % O1aT----II Joy 0l|I-"I
tn K STR An GER.
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nov N store snd Receiving daily and v hich We are
oier ng ~ the very lowest prl. 81.
Our iacH ties and business Connections are such
La Weieei assured We csn stoId entire sanitation
u tYeTl instance, ard thois sntru=uus us vith
i.er or'eis eau rely upou RECEIVING The goods upon
~ iaYOrite terms and 10 as i1W r,taz a I'd tbsy
were present buyiug 10 persou.
ucvl .8r1 i=a
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Four.h We-s o. The engagement of Mics NlClOkLA
BOW ARD. The harmiug Noca.ist
MISS IA BELLE JULIA and IONf hEN-
TON the Ir "a Comedian, Do co7Iurclcu VITA at
the cid isyorlles, CLARA BUXTON, Mime zher-
msD, my Whitehead. Ac., S..
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Mr.. hullOy offered the following:
Resolved, ETC, That he Governor, the
Secretary Of State, and Comptroller, be and
they are hereby instructed 70 pay I, the
Superintendent Of Public Instruction S6I5-
$50, with accrued interest, that being the
amount received from the tals Of coin, sold
by them under the act Of this Legislature,
and that they take the receipt Of the Super
intendent for the same.
Mr.. Mulloy moved a suspension Of the
rules
Mr.. Steele claimed that the transfer must
be done by al act, and not by Joint rssolA-
tiOu.
The vote was then taken on motion to
uspend the rule, and ii was lest. Ayes
81 noes 27-not two-thirds. The rssolu-
| tiOn consequently lies over under the rules,
Mr.. Duggln offered resolution prescrib-
ing the duties Of clerks during the vacation.
| Adopted.
MIR. Brandon presented q bill amending
sections 63s and 639 Of the code Referred
/ 10 the Judiciary Committee.
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First GLASS Steamers,
Administrators Notice.

TINO the creditors Of the Estate OF Thomas Haston,
i deceased; HaYng suggested the insolvency Of
said estate 70 the Clerk Of the County Court OF
Perry county, Tennessee, I hereby give you the
notice required Of me % give, 70 file your claims,
aulheatcsie IS prescribed BY law, with the Clerk
OF sad court, on or before the 50 day o. May,
1860 or they vii b. forever barred,
JANIS BATON.
decH-W4ts Admir- o. said Es,ste.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-03-10

CALVES WITH SHEEP. 1t is well known
perhaps, to most of your agricultural
readers that late calves, when they
come to the barn in the fall, will if
confined in yards with the older ami
mails, frequently sicken and become
debilitated. Being weaker and small,
they are usually showed about, and de-
prived of their due share of food, and
in consequence, "fall away rapidly.
Now L never allow animals of this
description to associate or be confined
with larger ones, but put them with
my sheep, where there is no danger of
their doing or receiving any harm.
Sick calves, have observed, often pick
up and dovour with avidity the hay
and straw from among the sheep dung.
1t is medicinal, and / know of no arti-
Gle that has more immediate and sal
utary effect in restoring diseased calves
to health than sheep dung | have
practiced this usage for many years
and have never lost an animal, though
1 have had many sick when they came
to the barn. Germantown Telegraph.
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DWARF APPLE TRrEs.-The culture of
dwarf apple trees i. e., worked on
the paradise stock is yet very limited
in our country, and it is only within a
few years that they have attracted any
attention; but as they become better
known, and their real value appreciat-
ed, they will we are sure be considered
almost as indispensable as the pear.
They are less particular as to soil than
the pear, grow quite as readily, occupy
but little more space than currant
bush, and bear Ethree to six dozen of
large and beautiful fruit EACH Be
sides this, they are so completely with
in the control of the cultivator, that if
the canker worm attacks the trees,
they can easily be destroyed by the
application of the whale oil soap.
Now that this pest is SO destructive to
orchard trees, the bush apples supply
their place, and the same ground, Gov
cred with a dozen or two trees, will
produce nearly the same quantity as 6
standard, and much larger and more
beautiful fruit Houcy's Magazine.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-03-10
farmers department.

To MAKE Coon BUTTER IN WINTER. -
The following is not put forth as any
thing new, but some of your readers
may have been deferred from using
it, by supposing it to be inefficient or
too troublosome-it is simply heating
the milk. The best and easiest way
that know of on q small scale, is to
set the pail of milk before straining
into pot of hot water, which should
be in readiness on the stove and kept
there until sufficiently warmed; this
will prevent danger from heating it too
much. 1t should not boil but come
very near It, then strained and let
stand from one to two days, according
to the weather, before skimming. The
milk and cream should be kept from
freezing. The butter is easily churned,
is of good color and consistence, and
perfectly sweet; the heating process
removing to great extent, the taste
of turnips and noxious weeds, and il
will now bring from 10 to Is cents pei
pound more than that made in the
ordinary way in the winter. -Rura
World.