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III hsChEL . 5ehNaoAJ l"o L
Attest, D WADDELL, Sec'y.
81. JOHNSON, Prov. Governor"
TLnnns ii NryIco.-Frnm ~ exchane

TLOODs II MExIco.-From our exchange
We learn that the floods in the Valley Of
Mexico have been fearful: .
They are caused by the most violent and
continuous wafer tempests ever known in
that Montezuma region, the mountain
streamle;s becoming Niagarss, the rivers
immense lakes, ana the valley gulf Of
water, doing considerable damsge in villa
ges and cities and swallowing up the high
ways and the hamlets Of industry. Many
families are left without homes, bread, or
employment Many Of the poor Indians,
along the small streams, with their tapia
dwellings, have been swept away never to
be heard of any more The Emperor was
compelled 10 return from Pschuea and TO
embark in a canoe from Texcoeo, in which
be was iaken to the city. The people we're
hurryiog from their homes at midnight to
save themselves from drowning, some car
rying their sick, heir dead, and their ehil-
oren but without beds and scarcely sui
fieient clothing, seeking for charity, places
OF safety, and rest for the balance Of the
night The Emperor has granted one real
per diem for grown persons aud q half real
for children, and for families who have lost
their tapia cabins ia the SUI urbs, Sl2 each
to aid in rebuilding them when the foods
subside, or tor leasing tenements.
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The Eclipse Oft sun as Seen at Sa-
vRnnah, Georgia.

yRnnahs Georgia.
The Savannah Republican Of the 10Th
save:
Alta quarter before eight o'clock ysster-
day morning the eclipse commenced. and
gradually the brilliant sunlight commenced
10 grow less, until 81 length il had become
almost entirely eNtinguished. The city
presented 3 very beautiful but somewhat
unnatural appearance, Tor the durkness
could not Be said 70 belong either 20 even
ing or mornipg, bgthsd q peculiarly strange
effect, especially when the sun was been
through the trees. From the half-mo0n ap-
pearsnce 4 gradually became less, till ithad
assumed the appearance Of q quarter neon,
leaving the rest in complete darkness. A
strange IN was keenly felt during tbe en-
tire eclpss, someEhst similar % that ne
qutntly ielt just Immediately before sun
Use, and which passed away With abe
eclipse. Children on their way 10 school,
who probably bad never before seen an
&C ipse or remembered one, looked at each
other With establishment on seeing that
beautiful morning changed again IN 50
short time into what appeared 10 be night
fall.
The singing OF birds. which had com
menced ~ melodiously in the parks sud
outside the city, suddenly ceased, ara TIE
creatures huttered smong the trees from
branch 10 branch, ~ thoogh they we're un-
decided as 10 whether they should again 90
% roost or az OF 70 The fields Cor their break
iAst. some Of oHr shoe blacks, the lsry por-
uon- congratulated each other on the short
ness OF the day, snd wondered II the sun
vas really in earnest, 90 was only "seiling"
everybody, being probably ike themselves,
Tor 90 least one gay, more inclined % play
tricks than g through his days work.
shortly sfte' eleven o'clock the eclipse pass
Ell away, and with d The peenliar chill with
shlCh it was accon Pauied, and the snn
again shone forth with his usual brilliancy
and how Of hear thr0ugheut the entire DAY,
/ which was beautifully tine
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Major General John f.. Miller. OF sor.b
Bend, Indiana, has been appointed Col ector
81 Customs 81 San FrSneisco, fjce Chas. James.
removed. The Union party is SO strong h
California that ID Is divided INTO innumsra-
be eliques, al 81 whom are in continual
Wrangle about the offices this being one OF
the most Important, the President found
great difficulty in masking the appointment
aud fUaily concluded % select an oiReer
who had served his country honorably and
faithfully, aud who wss N no wise ideh
titled with any OF the factions. The choice
fell upon his Old friend General Miller, who
commanded the post az Nashville during
The tine President johnson was acting as
Provisional Governor Of Iennessea-
The appointment viii not iail 10 give sat
isisction, a. General Miller Is iully csmpe-
tent 70 discharge the duties, and vii max e
a popular aud s1iSient oiieer.-lHa. Joar-
ndi.
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Dan. Rice has caused to be erected, at his

Dan Rice has caused to be erected, at his
own expense, in the village Of Girard, Pa,
a monument to the memory Of the soldiers
of E-ie county, who felt in the service Of
the National Government. It IS beautiful
marble ,haft, twenty-five feet high, with al
legorical embellishments, and was designed.
BY Leonard ". Walk, artist Of the Douglas
Monument and other works, It was insu-
guraied on the LIST inst, Gov. Curtin, EK-
Governor Tod, Of Ohio, and Mr.. Rice max
ing speeches on the Occasion. Dan resides
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Wattns Tor the terulctlA
Waiting for the Verdict TT
l,sper hos olsde.--.--.-.-..--Mrc aude Haniliou.
larilla ftose-l le-..-.-..-.-Mrs. Caufs Hsmsit,n
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We received by due course. Of mail and
published yesterday morning, telegrsphic
dispsteh from President Johnson, snbnit-
ted to the Georgia State Convention on Mon
day last by the Governor. Last night about
10 o'clock it was telegraPhed us from New
York. This was a brilliant telegraphic
feat. Whip up lightning, railroad is but
twenty-f0ur hours ahead
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FATAL RE-FRATRIcIDE.-0n the
3lst ult., two brothers named McMu'len,
residing in Carroll county, Tenn, and en-
gagged in business At Eewbill's Cross Roads,
in that county, had some difficulty about q
settlement, when one Of them became en-
ragged, drew a pistol and sho. the other
through the head, killing him Instantly.
The murderer fed, and, az last accounts,
had not been apprehended.
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Georgia Convention Dispatch from
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The following tele-
gram was received tonight:

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The following tele-
gram was received tonight:
MLLEDGEvILLE. Oct. 81.
&c To HIS EreeLency, Aadre'g Jokasoa:
''All Is going on well. The Convention
has p -ssed the following Ordinance. "An
Ordinance to repeal certain ordinances and
resolutions therein mentioned, heretofore
patsed by the people OF the State Of Georgia,
IN Convention We. the people Of the State
o Georgia, in Convention, at cur seat Of
Government, do declare and ordsin that the
ordinance adopted by the same people in
{ Convention on the 18th day Of January,
1861, entitled An Ordinance 10 dissolve the
Union between the State Of Georgia snd the
other States united with her, under q COM
pact Of government entitled the United
States Of America. Also, an ordinance
adopted by the sane, Of the 10Th day OF
March last aforesaid entitled Al Ordinance
to adopt and ratiiy the constitution Of the
Confederate States Of America; and also,
al ordnance and resolutions Of the same,
adopted between the l6,h day Of January
and the 9Th day Of March OF the same year
aforesaid, subve sive of, or antsgonistie 10
the civil and military authorities Of the
Government Of the United States Of Amer
ica, under the Constitution thereof; and the
same are hereby repealed.
[signedl
"HERscHEL Y. JoHNsoS, Pres't.
"Attesl-J. D WADDELL, Sec'y.
81. JOHNSON, Prov. Governor
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All Affections q ne WOMB Ereassd IN - -
Thoze Married Ladies Wto have haen 20 lao.,f
80 y, lBisearrT OF prove Ei1rdcn, Ga 10 estfs-
n fr-ir f1,l tuss = found pfeduant. b. aFilg msa
CAL.
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A dispatch from Washington says, in an
interview with Rev. Henry Ward Beecber,
President johnson 9decIsred thar no state
lately in rebellion ought to be permitted to
resume her former status aud position in
the Union Until she shah have adopted the
Constitutional Amendment, and eztendsd
protection 10 Freedmen Tried By this
standard, Tennessee viii be found wanting.
What has she done to extend protection to
freedmen
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Rereread Joseph r. Morris, candidate aor
Congress, made a speech al Huntsville, Ala,
on the 2sth ult He admitted that he could
not take the oath Of Office, and declared that
any Southern man who could, was or had
been ''blsck hearted tory,r against the
South in the rebellion. Mr.. Morris evident
ly needs chastening- Anssueh fellows as he
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&c constitutionnI Amenam.n,.

The following communication, addressed
to Gov. Marvin, Of Florida, is oppOrtune:
To Hon. I'm. Marpin, Provisional Cor
erHor Of Horde.
Your Letter Of October the 7th Tas re-
csived and submitted TO the President. He
is gratihed with the favorable progress to-
ward reconstruction in Florida, and directs
me 70 say thst be regards the rntifestion
By the Legislature Of the Corrressional
Amendment Of the Constitution Of the
United States, as indispensable to q success
ful restoration Of the true loyal relations
between Florida and other States. and
equally indispensable 10 the return Of
peace and harmony throughout the Repub-
nc. tSlgned NN.H. SEWAED.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

hLNAIE.
NovENBER, 3, 1865.
There was no quorum IN the Senate to-
DAY, and Of course no business Was trans
HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House was called to order At ten o.
clock am. precisely, BY the Speaker.
ELECTION CASH.
The COMMITTEES on Elections reported q
resolution declaring the elections held in
the counties Of McMinn, Polk and Meigs
void, on account Of informality, which was
adopted. subsequently, however, a motion
was made TO reconsider, which was dis
Guessed up to noon, when the House took re-
cess, without coming to decis on. ?
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Notice.

ms & J. SuNTER. ihyseiauz flr fi-ssses
J % ihs THROAT, LUN5s and HEAT -ouid
nouey Their psllents that heir offcs in Nashville
WI clo-e on Saturday evening" the sfh INST, atsr
which their address viii BE- So West Fourth gfreaf
Clncianaii- For the benefit Of Hose who desire
hsrezller % pace themselves uniar their care ar
rang meas have a-e1 inslis m DR.. Roscse Civ
fotel, Who = suthRr1ei % receive appIirstors
and mase cram naiiols, which vii Re Forwarded
20 our adiress st CinclHnaii crfs 3srI
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The Legislature is making haste slowly
with the negro testimony bill We trust
that i viii become law before the meet
ing 81 Congress. Let Tennessee, If no
ether southern State does 80. appear in
Washington with clean balance sheet.
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Lost.

A POCKET BOOK. containinz Eve a. AZ dol
"A isrs and some papers. recelnts aad totes, Of
no value @ any one hat The osner Tea ioilafs re-
Eard, in addian % ne mosey IL thu toaf, ~ Be
pad b relnfnlngi % ne conusrcal Hof o.
uoyi-a JAMES d. MsADOO.
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Dr4p.-Mr. J. r. Porter, ,he shooting OF
whom, we mentioned Few days sg-, By
Chambers, in Carroll county, has died since
in eonsegueucs Of HE sNoand. ChaRsyu
has not been arrested. ......
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Note Lost

Il OSr, mis- sad or stolen, note in my fa-or for
i Pune Brothers. dated Jan ary Isl 1871. f,F
5 go. Al persons are Earned sgaGs tradine a
sad note. g. payment has been stspped
j. A. GRISSAM,
octls-lm - Columbia. Te,,n.
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To Oontractors

DROPO5lLS W n bs received a. the Office Of the
II Chairman OF the stret Committee No. Nor
Col eye street, Nashville, Tenn. until the 5th DAY
Of November, a. sun-dOHn, for the following worsi
lst- For raising Market street above high water
marx, rom near Whtesde street 10 the nsrth cor
porat'on line. This embraces 12 200 Cub yards OF
embxnlment, % perches OF Fubble Missionary re-
tanning wall. and l,61O eubs yards Of broken stobe
Mckdamzing.
I'd. For MeAdamizing College ard Market streets.
between the Square snd BFosd street. total lergrh
s. 81 feet; width Of McAdHmizad roadway 15A feet,
depth ri broken stone II inches
I'd. For laying Nicholson pavement on Church
street, totsl lengtl 500 teet width Of roadway 81 p
feet @
4th. For eli the necessary curling gutterinz and
stone or EIiCk sidesslk Tequ red on the above
streets.
Bids must state the pr'ce per cubic yard for en-
hsnkment and McA0sn zlngi per percn OF twenty
five cubic feet for rubtle masonry; per square ard
FOR gutierng sidewalk and Nicholson pavement.
and per lineal foot for curhing.
. he terms OF payment required, snd the prOpo-
Fed time Of comp.eion Of the work must also be
stated.
Bids viii be received for either or all the ahove
Items and the night Is reserved 10 the Street Com
mittee TO accepi anY part or all Of any bid 0feTei
Plans ami speclh ATOMS can he sren Al the Ctlce
Of ". +. Foster, CRY Ergneer, No. 4 North Cherry
street, or auy information can be obtained BY al
dre- sing him or the undersigned.
ego. g. KINNEY.
Chm'n Street Committee, Nashville.
nOV2-td
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Joseph j. Pitiuau has been appoir.sd
Fosamas'er At Huntsville, Ala. Pitt viii
make an eficient P. NJ. 81
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Fnr Sale

DY Wholesale snd Fetal. pu-e. eIoeIlent C der
ID Vinegar, ~ A. cents per Lon, Ne 81 South
Front street, Nashville, Tenn, uov4-3.o
co non A YEAR mate BY suy o-e Wiih
va wv Slb- Stencil Tools. No expef ence
necesssry. The p esidefis, Cashiers and TreasIi-
rrrs o. zee Banks ineorse the circulsr Sent irte
With samples. A idress the Amsrcsa sienal 4 81
Work., spr ugdeld, Vermont, novs-3n.
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lrTEEsoos szssIox.

- EAILROAD RELIEF.
Nh. Richards stated that Col DuggaH,
who had the floor, on the election question,
was absent, and therefore he would move
to take UP the act for the relief the roilroad
companies, that it might be Psssed on IL
second reading. Agreed to, and il was read
a second time, without amendment or op-
position. As 81 is an exeesdingly impont-
ant bill, we give il in full, below:
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF
GOVERNMENT GOODS.

By c. p. NICHOLS co, a BROAD srREET.
ETYE VII sell THIS DAY, commencing a co.
W eek, 8n W lie Blankets aool Iron SD
steais, 80 CanFqs- q, $40 Stands, $40 gush b.
IDS. 81 Bowls, - stew Pens. 0o shrck Matressea.
terpsnss l0ao Pliow-slips. IS Linen She T., 10
Wood Stoves, 20 Medicine psnniors 500 knives
ana torEs. ala rahle spoons. Asa. siter sale Of
Gorernme~t goods, on sccount q whom II may
concern, sn entire stock Of Household Goods.
Als,4 barrels Whiskv % n. Cgsf 70 boxes Sisrch.
10 boEes lnd 90 1850 lbs Smoking tobacco, SEQ
drums ditto, Piano. 1 Bru ssels Carpet, Sc, &c,
There vii b some small lots q auSets Mattres
sea. Rsdsteeds. a. 70 snis purchasers.
nofi-lt
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The mercury was : degrees below The
freezing Point AZ Madison, Wisco8sia, ON
The night Of the 2sth ult.
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.CtARVAssBRs WANTED TO take orders for
L VleJOr's History Of the Rebellion, endorsed BY
the President, Cabinet, Members o. Ccngress. Gov
ernors. Generals, Bancroft the Hislonso, and by
the fress generally. This work still is tbs Conee
ded Standard Al who have comp red the differ
emf historic Of the War, (even the authors them
sevesl acknowledge the superiority Of kictOr's.
Also 10 take orders for Vct0r's History Of AIreri-
can c N .praeies from 1880 70 1880 (the only work
OF the sind publ she'd for new illustrated edition
OF the incidents and Anscdotes OF the War and for
portraits of Generals, 6c. The wJIks Ere all
super0iy illu taied, and sell tcrg rapidly by can
vassers Oalv. Liberal terms and exclusive territory
gwen send for crculars. Address TIRREf
HOVEY. Publishers, no. Is spruce-st., New York
novS-w2t ltd
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8rw Sdrertisemtnta.
Notice.

1NHE friend Who took NV WATCH on Thursday
Il eyaning IS requested b ret IN is to p. ID. Cole
man on Market Street r Jas Moore. No. IS Mar
ket trset snd much ohligs the owner.
nova ~ WI BAGLEY. ID
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A Montreal paper staies that Bennett
Young, leader Of the ST. All3ns raiders, has
obtsined from Jndge Wilssu, Of Toronto,
fun Requittal he is now in Montresl and
expects BY and by 10 be allowed to return
home.
D.. ". T. Saunders, Of Limestone, Ala,
committed suicide on the 25lh ult. by shoot
ing himself with pistol.
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MINERAL LANDS
sI# FOR SALE. I z
1850 Acres.
A nJACENT % Copper Mines in Polk county,
% Tenn. NE undivided half Of

u lNI-lI' No IIIIITTTlII Nm o
f rr- FORTY ACRES. g.
immed stsly q dining ile Polk coilniy Nine, on
same v n. kFd ttW "a IL and Noble Nine. Also
ones Sth Or the UNDIVIDED ir srrst m
100 ACRES.
on the Tennessee held Nv Crlitrh-
field, Of Chat nooga, Hon. John c. ssut and John
NJ. Lee Of Nsshuiies To any Que desirinR % ipvasf
N such Proi'ef hheTa Inducements gill ~. eef
ed. For present az Prospective sale refer u Thos
b. CallEEsy, nQE in Ssshvine, or to Eng
n g. SCOVEL- Real Estate AGENT
Corner Capitol Avenne sed PARK street
nov2-SE' OPP. East front Of : ale Capitol.
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McGlLL,
B0TsHIC PKFSICIAE,
La TEX TREATMENT OF DBEAaEA %
e7OWNTNa HTM WIrH auCgFss lh
uFH FR arATEa, AS TT ld ~
MELVILLE f'ENtEE8l.H

For further information in regard q
the skillful success in the treatment o
diseases. the reader is referred 10 hrH
Lz's THERAPEUrICs and MATEEIA hEDl0a
two large volumes, late edition Of 1901
the best work in the United States
where you will find Dr.. McGilrs nam'
standing parallel with the best medieA
men Of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For all diseases IN thn
advertisement, satisfaction ia guarAn
teed. With my general practice 1 iraal
the following
Uhr0nic Cases
,-,tB s.rss.eaoas RhsumnHsm, AaecH0us e re
Ilun4s; Ussssaa d Re ThToat, sgsaea 49,
HIif 4 rrfs n auri1F FEus, Users usaalsii -
Ul1sasas Of the Heart and Liver, ln.lill - ~. Y.
Tie stomach, Neuralgia, king's 81 o. -,
UsaFsorr. Diseases OF the Eyes, Det--laa7l ~
toms. DyapepEa or Indigestion, and lolilll Z -
TSi.oasas OF the UrimnrT Organs
10 ths hECies.
All Affections o. me Wonb treated 10 -.
Those Married Ladios We aaye Beer = .. -
nsis % miscsry q prove Ei1ruoa, - r - !
b thalr f1il trss = found pfofFuAni y euaa ID
Eseriliiys
Terae Wnrriad Lsii6a E1osa ullinf iilai = -
j,-7s ndl 20 ming iorth IN dta seEaoli reil. \
80 80 - vou should multiply and rgplsnan =
~ Il rouf desire you can consult ne ell-leL y
49, = ID person no LADY over tkirig-are -
5f 49, 1fsd msze application Az conn ~
~ Ig.asr Or person airle-lT c0aadsnna-
klght Emisslons Onrce,
rouas Han, sop hs,ofs you farihef 2. y -, :
sfssaas5 F1ni ct - Msn. t1ara q - 0afl-- = -
=, s15rr - nighf I'm ssiora, a1d pl3A -
-. nat and rIrtard Taatlg "a sra = - - Z
~ t1ai have cured dc1eus N tnis eiiys ~ -
h Z. lfsr-1t Esatsa. Wa0 haIe spent dqial -, =,
- - - Tl1r7 vel cured hF me- ] m caif =
- - i-stfarr I'D ending riedicinn % al 80 .
~ s5rrsrT. in word, AZ mas are 30 - -
nv - - WI eve no CAL, sll y
-. - - IN ~ ne fI1ea1as nfrn1uad 81 81 =
,---r's-.--9ul. ne 5ssi q rs,oruucea r5ll
city.
~ srs1srr difac-sd 10
Dr. MCdILb.
urior street., NashFtLa, Is1 -.
-rr. -nF $780, -ith ---s1r' -
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Norcr-CHASgE OF TIzE-On sd sfer Monday.
Qetobel h. the doors vii Be opeued si 65 o'clock.
the Cuz-llu vii, rise q. ~ precisely.
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Furniture, Bedding, &C.,
At Private Sale.

VIE ofer at private sale. for one week, the FUR
w HITURE, BEDDING, &c, OF the Sewanee
Aouse by single piece or in lots 10 sut pure hasers
We offer also fJr sale No CooEing Range and
Wa n Stove comnle.e and In good order.
We would call the attention VI young men want
ing gOf d sleeping rooms, ard professional men IN
need Of Offices 70 the fact thht a. noE prepar-
ed o rent rooms in re seWapee kouse, II mat
purpose, at seas enable rates
App'yto the undersigned at the seEsnee House.
noy3-Iyg u u SCOTT a THOMAS.
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The oil reduang the Ihte Of interest from
IA per cent, to per cent, between now
and the Isl Of January, 1867. on Jud rlnsnts.
pending on an appeal. was taken 1in. l,pd 4
vote WIS taken, but there was no quorum
and the House adjourned.
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a Gard.

NAsHy1ULE November 2 1866.
I HAVE this day sod to MI. John B. Smith my
L enare stock OF goods, bIsIness, &c; and in re-
,lfing from business Cesire TO return tha7ks TO
my customers who have so literally paronizsd me
in the past ] cordially recommend my young sue
ce=sor 70 tina husines community gentleman,
worthy, relisnie, and trustworthy, snd in eve!y
way de-ersng OF their confidence and esteem
tuovy-Im CHAS LIEBENSTEIN.
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WHEELER a WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE.
Wanted

INSTRUMENTATION Cabinet Msks7E. AP-
i y . c. B, Sichois { c., g Biosd sires-
noFl-u
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CORPORATIONS.

Mr.. Mulloy presented a bill Incorporating
the National Insurance Co. Of Nashville.
Refer ed 10 the Uommitee on Corpoi atiens-
Mr. Wines called up the bill TO authorize the
Clarksville and Russeilviiie Turnpike Com
pany TO issue bonds, TO raise funds 10 build
= bridge across Red River which ball was
read a second time.
Mr.. Hood called up the bill 10 incorporate
the ST. LOUIS Cairo, and Johnsonviile Pack
q Company, aud il was read secoad time
COMMUNICATIONS.
The following communication was re-
oeived:
NAsHvItr, Nov. 81, 1855.
To the Hon. VIM Heiskeil-Dear sir. The
members Of the House Of Represent stives
are very respectfully invited 10 attend the
opening exercises of the Medical Depart
ment Of the University OF Nashville, on
Wednesday evening next. at : O'Clock, at
The Masonic Hail.
With sentiments OF respect,
W. X. BowrNa,
Dean Of the Faculty
CORPORATIONS AGAIN.
The bill for the relief Of the Nashville
snd Lebanon Turnpike Company, 70 enable
them 70 build bridge over stones River,
vas taken mp and passed On iti third read
ing, and transmitted 70 the Senate
b.. SULLIVAN COUNTY.
The bill removing the county sect Of Sui
Ivan county to Bristol, and establishing =
special court at Kingsport, was taken up
and read a secondtime.
GOLD BILL.
The gold bill was taken up. and Mr.. Wat
tiers 81 Madison made speech in It's favor,
Mr.. Hood moved 10 lay il on the table,
which was agreed to-ayes A, noes &c.
FEoTrcTioN TO SHEEP.
The Senate bin for the encouragement Of
woolgrowers, snd authorizing the killing Of
dogs addicted to chasing Of sheep, was read
q third time, and passed, and is now a law.
DASDElDeE Faux. -.
The bill chartering the bank Of Den
bridge, Tennessee, was read q third time,
and passed, after having been 80 amended
IS 70 establish the National Savings Co.,
Of Nashville with the same rights and
privileges, IS The Dandtidge hama. ll
lSEH JUDICIAL CIRcuIg.
The act changing the time ofholding the
circuit Courts, in the 18th Judieial District,
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