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There is q courty and cutting ironv in
the conclusion Of Minister Adams con
GLIDING letter 20 Earl Russell, printed in our
issue Of Saturday, which makes IL worth re-
publication. Il is as follows.
| likewise receive with g-est pleasure
your Lordship's assurance that the efforts
by which the Government and Congress of
my eouutry have shaken of slavery. have
the wsrmest sympathies Of the people Of
these kingdoms
II, from painful observation in service
extended through four years, I cannot in
candor yield my entire assent to this state
ment, as applied TO large and too infuen-
tai portion Il Her Msiestys subjects; ii il
has been my misfortune 70 observe in the
process OF 50 wonderful a revolution, a de-
gree OF GOODNESS and apathy existing in
many quarters from which my eountrymen
had every right % expect warm aud earn
est sympathy; ii throughout this great tri
81, the seventy of which few not well yersed
Ia the nature ~ our Institutions could fully
comprehend, the voice of encouragement
from this side Of the water has too often
emitted g doubtful sound, yet indulge the
hope that the result arrived st viii ulti-
malcly correct the hssty and harsh indie
mrnts that flowed from lack OF faith ana
confidence IN our fidelity 70 a righteous
cause.
az The friendly disp0'liion in this regard
Of the members OF Her Maiesty's Govern
ment, and especially Of your lordship. l
have never permitted myself todoubL And
yet, in the midst of the gravest Of our dif
hculties, I cannot forget that even your
lordshiP was pleased. IN an official pub.
lished dispatch, 20 visit with the severitv OF
your but too weighty ceusure the greatest
political measure ofthe late lamented Presi-
dent, that which, in fact, opened the salv
practicable way 90 the final attainment Of
The glorious end. Under such circum-
stances, pray you not 10 be surprised If
am compelled not TO disguise the belief tha,
with my government, IS among my counirr.
men at large, there ia. sull len a strong
sense OF injured feeling, which only tlws
and che hope of better updeutapdin, hi
uture, held oJt by the conciiistory strain in
youT lotdship's note, are likely IL correct
Recognizing most fully the Justice AMI nro
pueiy OF the JOINT policy, marked out In
your concluding Sentence, have. &c
CHARLEs FRANcIs AbaNs.
Tho statement thai the sympsthies of
karl Russell aud the governing Ella ses Of
England, are excited hy the ea0rts which
nave resulted IN the extinction OF slavery IN
! ne nlted states, was too bread a mark 10
~ missed, and Mr, Adams has csrtaiuly
put INTO % a center shot when the noble Z
5 10, Her Msjesty's Secretsry Of state for
! orelsh Auairs, read the above delicate al
llsi'h 70 ms condemnation Of the Emanci-
auoh troelamaton, he must have l.an
taken with dry collie.
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Hon. D. F. Kenner arrived in the citv
yesterday, bringing with him full pardon
and an order for the restoration Of his prop
ertv. This csse is certainly q conspicuous
proof of the liberalitv and sound Judgment
Of the President. Mr.. Kenner, il Is we'll
known 70 our readers, is very prominent
citizen Of Louisiana, a very large property
holder and enterprsing planter, and has
filled many high places IN public Alters.
As member Of our Legislature for many
years, as President of the State Convention
Of 1862, he was one Of the most useful and
reliable Of our public men. In obtaining
his pardon Mr.. kenner made no conceal
ment OF his prominent connection with the
Confederacy, in the Congress Of which be
was one Of the wsest and most practical
members, but 'suTed the President that he
would, II future, deyOta his energies and
experience te the restoration Of order, peace
snd prosperity in his native State. The
President, who was well acquainted with
Mr.. kenuer's great capacity and influence,
wisely granted ms pardon, and Mr.. X. re
turns TO Louisiana 10 redeem his pledge.
We know no mau in the State who IS 10 a
better position, and who can do more for
ganization Of her government, than Duncan
F. Keuner. There Is a universal desire to
see him returned 10 our Legislature, and we
are pleased 10 learn that he has already
been nominated for the Senatorial repre-
tahon Of the Ascension distFict.-Nel5 Or
LCdns picdUuAe.
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THrRsnAY. NOVEMBER .. 1855.
me Freedmen Of Mississippi.

The II ss.ssippl State Convention aP-
T,oiuted q committee to prepare and report
% The Legislature, for It's consideration and
aelion, such laws, and changes IN existing
laws. as raight seem expedient in view Of
the amendment Of the state Constitution
Irohib. ting slavery. The committee have
performed their lab0rs snd made report,
which has been submitted TO the Legislature
they state that they propose to protect
the person, property, w.ges and contracts
& the freedman and lab5rer, more highly,
promptly. fully and certainly, than was
ever befJre given 70 The whites Of the State,
sad 10 secure them sgainst all possible
frauds. deceits. chests, and imPositions in
iset and in law, and TO give them full seeu-
Iiiv aud speedy redress, - well as com
l,lete relief against either, As necessary and
,aoper 10 stimulate labor and an honest rec
titude. and with view 20 their futOre com
tort and Independence" In what way this
,,--+a-ti5B is 10 be rendered the report does
not state. We presume the committee ae-
conpanied their report with recommenda-
lions as 70 particular laws, to be en-
sc.ed or repealed, and others to be en-
sctea but We have seen nothing Of them.
,'he report is very verbose and confused, the
committee apparently desiring TO cover up
arher than TO disclose their intentions.
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singular Life-work OF a Lunatie.

NAS-4A AAe EEleuLlle American.
Has any one noticed the miniature fort At
the upper end o. BiackwelI's Island TO the
north O. the Lunatic Asylum2 Il is the
WORK o. an insane man, who has spent half
o. ms lie upon IL. He lost his mind in
Mexico, or somewhere else where high
PilEates were IN demand, aud just escaped
being Mr. ArTnstro &, or Mr. Parrot, OF SIR.
NentEorth, By going crazy.
Gunnery was what 3 / ed hin-and fri
hcntions As be was found 70 be quite harm
less, and obedient 10 his monomania. thew
gave him in'reuching tools and told him to
iortiiy the island. He took the eeoRrapbi
cal and Geological bearings with the sagse-
ity Of West Pointer, snd concludes that
any attack upon it would cone from ~
south. So be devised a sea-coast battery
with bomb proofs, approachable BY a oike
win sluiees and gales and mounting heavy
ord, aucp.
There never was a more patient worker
Tor hulnanlty or patriotism than this po.yr
addle-head- No body else being insane on
the same point, he could get no assistance.
a the her monOmauiaes he'd oil on the
Dfain' or poetry, or capital punishment, or
negro Aahfage, and we're quite as devoted
and Jealous as he upon their claims.
30 the old soldier, with a long sigh and
brave heart, took up his single shovel and
commenced 70 build the whole fort bv him
sell. de wheeled barrow after barrow Of
earth lnto the sea, tugged from morning till
nlght, until at last he raised a narrow
causeway from the mainland 70 8 rock at
The end Of long sand bar. With pebbles.
ana shells, and stones from the river, he
walled this causeway until it became perma-
nent. AL ihis ives DOtR months nor a years
work; year after year passed over his gray
hairs, but he kept wheeling, wheeIine The
great city on thu greater island required pro-
lection, and he was making its aeeis. So he
went on like the men who threw M the
Charleston redOubts ; and for fear he wou d
be too late e. his task, he left his bed in the
ssylum altogether, and built himself a hut
close to his place Of labor Here he slept
and d"elt IN the company only Of his as
surlng conscience; ana when at last his
path was done, he set 20 work at his fort
ine result Of all these years is before US.
HIS battery is s0dded green, with parapet,
BERN, ditch, magazine, revetments, abatis,
ana u mounts mock or Quaker guns, upon
carriages of capital construction. lookingup
from tue sound toward Hell Gate, like real
arbiters Of dominion
The old lunatIc is worn and failing. but he
is not satisfied His fort is done, but not his
whole duty. So he has projected water
battery and ses wall around the entire
island, aud means TO bring 10 bear upon il
all the knowledge Of Vauban and Todleben.
When the leland is impregnable he will
wrap his mantle about MIN aud die at his
battery.
For the truth Of all this story. let ANYBODY
passing up the East River look upon the
island tip and see the old man ditehing and
building, aud the little fort close by him
bristling with popgunS.
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an Affections % The Wonnb treaied Hiih luessse
Those Married LADIES' Eh0 havs been 70 lnioita,
uaia 10 miEcErry or prove abortion, can ~ eafiipd
10 thsir mi urns found gFozasni, by Eiylng ms
csl-
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UbronIe Cases

Vim aaEntehon; Eheumntsu1 Ahsohons q ~
LmRs; D.seEsas Of ths Threat, 6Es.iad jouas
Baf Limb, Pleursy, Pains Uloera, Gamer, tiraFaf
Diseases Of the Heart md LIVER lndaulrlsiioa o
TIE stomach, hearalEa, Kings ErI or 71r1.la'
Deafness. Diseases % the Eyes, Dellit1iad 7fa-
teuns. DyHpepsla or Indi gesiion, and 0ousuznpl1
togat1er WITH al Private Diseases 80
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs
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Midsummer Nights Dreams.
Petite Al
'ilaron --------------.--.----. Eu-6,,
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$500. 600
To be Sold for One Dollar Each

Without regsrd oyaue. and not to be paid for IN
tl you know Whist you viii receive
Among those who have acknowledged the re-
cept Of VALUABLE GIFTS drswn from this Al So
citation since Jan l. 1890 the following kindly per-
N their names 70 be used
Robert Hotchkiss, New Haven, Conn, Melo-
deOn, value $50, T Willis, W 22d st, n Y,
diamond Cluster Pin, value S206 MrsRG leppan,
l6 York st., Gold Watch, value sI25. Miss E len
+ DlcksrsOn, BnghsmptOn, n Y, Meodeon, vslue
SlUo Mr. h stone, 81 Tenth st.. n Y Piano val
Ne $3.50. Mrs Thos a Miller, Scranton. Pa, Ds-
Fnond Ring, va1e SI75 Mics Ellen Peck Sprnp-
field, III , Ne odeon, value 81 5. Dr. Van Ripsr.
Washington, D C., 60 bunting Cased Water
FRue $50. Eds h Lindsay. Worcester Mas ,
Piano, value $3.50. Miss II FarWell, Dubuq1e,
Iowa, Diamond Ear Drops, value $3.50 Francis /
Moran, l26 Pearl ST., Aleauy, n T.. MUS Box. w.
lue $50. Mrs K lngeIsoll, Urbana, Ohio, Silver
set, value 500. Lieut. Hendricks Wllarc's Ho-
tel, Washington, e, silver Patent Lever Watch.
Iaiue $50 Capt. Warner, 18th n Y Vols, Silver
Watch, value $50.
Many persons who have drawn vllusb'e prizes,
DO not wish theh names published or we might ex-
tend this list.
MANNER OF DIsrRmUTIoN.
CERTIFICATES naming each article spd lis
VALUE, are placed 10 sesed enve opes, which are
well mixed Ons Of these ENVELOPES containing
the CertIfcsts or Order for some Article worth al
least one dollsr al RETAIL viii be delivered at our
oflce, ~ sent by mail TO any address, with ut re-
gard to choice on the receipto 25 cents hepur-
chsser viii ee what Ar icle It dTaws and it, value
which may be from One 70 live riundred Dollars
ana can then send One Dollar and receive the art-
Gle named
sS-No Blanks-ETeIy purchaser gets value.
Ps,ties dealing with US may depend IN having
prompt returns, and the article drawn viii be i'm.
rnedstely sent 10 any address by resu mail or
express.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed in all Cases
- Six Certificates for One Dollar Thirteen for
Two Dollars
Agent Wanted. Pend stamp for a Circular. All
letters should be addressed
Il. BENTON & co.
Box 5567 Post Office, New York,
nOy2-lm
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H"a ... -'H"... d" '.".""
EH fHr IaI.n aI yssierlsv rrs4 s5s,
aHuIUallHu Hu ihg subject nf Coal. Ii ~
.H'e. u. the wrt-r WAS simply % induce
t.H people ui Nashville to form q stock
company, fr the purpose ol Supplying
-tgues.Nes with cheap coal. he might have
sata.rgel D. ends sItholt making uuiusi
.ls..Hataus against an coal monrcrs 4"
r. .a Dos pleased o. torn the dealers IN the
a here. d o. company can b. formed.
.l- trr-teel Boz bringing cral here. and
-...H- she "H.Gra diamonds" 90 lower pri-
..s '..-- rHs llar lralers re-elvc. none uiIl he
,raiHef tllu che writer hereof he
vaa .Er tr lay up" l.s winter supply
r. HHshrl. Ant. Hs this BE- uot prob
5000 end r.HaeuhFr.ur The ifirid expert
'H lhc Vast two winters, De viii take
.. present prices, aud Eet what
DECIDE H.u huiEli Brothers Ia the
..a.. ...Hu.lt sou gVneud 90 tho communal
give thc prices al Louisville and
'.....iHi Making due allowances Tor cost
'l 'lI. '-'ai uu. Ac., thePriee ibis firm sell
----,--ts uoi higher than those Of
POI. -.'t' Tar.s Do hes always been the
.as NY 90 masc ihe purchaser
it '-' caro-. This custom has seldom
..,. .r.a. Gui then the rartsrc
pos. o.. .He r.aI--the consumer PAYING
t' ma.' .'r -ae '.i Kuirht B-os own ~
only C Heel from the c-u-
-lm-r vhai tasr pew l5- loo, Ttisrss-
.'.' .-'a' ..-. may ~ ND o. 81. ner hushcl
N.H.rT, bar ul ID these gentle
A A' .r..e.art stock rn hand
.t .-. Do. paid last winter SO for =
le-- q y tg.as.s; rut. f,rtupafeiv. bef,re
li-l -oaa W. rzbaaz5l. thev had r,csiy.,i
i'.'-r ana purchased M rs-rsi,,}.., III
iml winter stock from tssu IN "a ~
49,, '' i aea'srs were getting 75s. spd
. ne g'" i, hayr rs' the same prIee. Ina
llst y. 'a1. adyautsre 81 the ne.
,s ..i'7 y lh' people. ltis 10 he into, I
q ... ,.. -.i.' .ay-s'ars, ia s1siaiu ~ IN,
'f' oi '-.'' l-'-'e fH.l.ied lr1s. ee
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE
WEDsEsDAY, Nov. 1.
Senate Bill No. l55 TO repeal Sections lis
and lle OF the Cole, to sboiish the courts
thus iablished, and for other purposes.
This BIZ provides for the ESTABLISHING 81
3 common law court At Memphis. 10 be beld
" thai city, aud shall be court Of general
gnrisd elton, End shall administer right apd
justice, according 70 lar, IN all eases 81
which the lurisdlcl 100 Is not conferred ur.o7,
another tribunal, and shall possess ali tbe
power and authority, and be governed BY
the same restriction, rules Of practice and
pleadings, and clothed with the same ipyis-
dietion u 81 cases except where the same
Is conferred on some oiher trfbunsl1 ~ is by
law vested 10 the Circuit Court Of this state.
that the gufisd elton Of said Court as 10 the
matter aforesaid, shall be exclusive With the
flith' Thirteenth and Fourteenth civil Dis
tcels o. sald county Of Shelby. The BIZ
also provides a salary for the Judge Of the
Soar. Of s4,00e per annum, Re raised to
$9,9gV, at the discretion Of the County Court
Of Shelby county.
On motion Of Mr.. Trimble, that part Of
the BIZ which authorizes the county Court
q shelby 70 pay $1,000, in addition to the
S4'Ooe to be paid out of the State Treasury
was stricken out.
Pending the Bill the Senate adjourned to
p. N.
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M.eSkSi'A IN rHE ocrtN.-tthas been Is
umaied that the ocean contains Ise ,o5 y.
bic miles OF magnesjuu-a CUISINES, -, a.
would cover the entire surface Of tba -
,,,'ta sea and land, TO thickness of n,6-.
-. ''tnt lee'- Ia obtaining salt from ses
~ constitutes rs per cent, Of u.S1sss,-..--'
limestone, rock found in ell PARIS OF ~.
word ln enormous quantities, Fhree v,s-s
sgn an inc chemists who had obtained +,
2 obaoiy did uot possess en- ounce a-,rp.
them. one year ego is price wss l1S
guineas labout S6oV IN goldl per round
Nov, ewing % improvements recentlv i'm
lraoueea' magnesium wire is sold at three
pence per fooL lt has been suggested ,gbs-
It should be ohesp enough, vessels al va
should be built Of ID, for whilst il il bnt ~
tie heavier than "heart OF oak il isss
strong and tenacious as steel.-Arr-i61r
GaSiiCkf journal.
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Sir Morton Poto made speech al an en-
tertsinmeut in New NorE e few evcnir.vs
since, In which be said II made q visit 40
the large printing establishment Of Charles
Wilson in Chicago, aud ASSURE you never
ielt no truly the manner iu which Amen
cans bad gone into the war before. In
walking through Tho ofllce. Mr.. Wilson
pointed out saias thirty or forty composite s
VINO Bal been tour wears away % the war.
One had been q Captain, smother Major.
etheFs LlcutenHnis, sergcants and privstes.
let ihere they were srttinr type as quietly
o. though the var had never been. I saw
aiiteig'fds fathers sous, M uniform, pssos-
SHY ieeding thrcshiEg machine. Thsy
went into The sirugg . cave the Uplo-
ana having done a. now 60 back 90 tae
ways ot Pescs AMI industry without
Thought Europe is aston-sied att. Put
me south eoming forward 50 iTeely ana
adopting themselves hack AGAIN into ~
OEion, Is one u the strongest aspects Of lie
whole contest"
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

NOVEMBER, I, 1865.
The House was called to order at 10 O'Clock
precisely, by the Speaker.
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LONG SESSION.

Mr.. Hudson offered the following:
Resolved, That the House declare its in l.
tention TO hold its regular session at inter-
walls till 1867. Laid over.
STEAM PACKET COMPANY.
Mr.. Hood presented a bill Incorporating
the st. Louis Cairo and Johnsonville Packet
company. Referred TO the committee on
Corporations.
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Monday Evening. November "a. Is5
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Grand Ballet Dsvs rtisernent-
u lie Oh istno, Emsline a-d IL Fetlts Alice.
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For Sale

ONE q The besi Residences In the countrv h
" iae souieeEn part Of the city near the term ms
rnie neighnorhood. The bull Ing, large moe,
tso,stoFy brek, 9TH ten looms, at. hem &c goo'j
nrlck smoke house and servant houses. good -
~ lSrge yAfaf vel encl1sed, VIA. u a. res al
lsnd, nsrt Of ghich l. first rsfe ,,ir,se, l..f -,
VII choce iTsis trees A part Is used for 4 hfiex
laa, With plenty Of water and al oonveniepess
20 getting wool The y. aud c Railroad pseses
y we corner OF the nlsce, ron which wood = r.
eelved for Burning bri-k TIE properfv i o.,5si5.
ne corporsfou snd Is therefore EXEMPT from cor
pesAiun taEes- goos sprinE Is irufnelisielv A.
Jo,nllE tne property Terns easy
4nquire q NtLSON a MURFREE.
tori On v. MATT BROWN 8 {
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Senate met pursuant TO adjournment, and
resumed the discussion Of Senate Bill No
l99, after which the Bill passed its third
reading, by q vote of TO to g.
Senate Bill No. l2s, to eodify the Laws Of
tennessee. was indefinitely postponed
Senate adjourned to 10 a. m. tomorrow.
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To Contractors

DR0PO5AL5 VIII be received al the Office Of thu,
Il Chairman OF the Street COMMITTEE. No Nor.h
college street, Nashville, Tenn until the 18Th dav
Of NOysmber, al sun-dOEn, for the following wor..
LIST. For raisng Market street above high water
myTk, ron near Whitesde street 70 the nsrth cor
p.rston line. This embraces 70 800 cubc vards Of
q hsukment, 20 perches Of rubble masonary re-.
"a aing val sud 60 cubi3 yards Of broken stone
Mckdamizing
ID. For McAdamizing College and Market streets
between the Square snd Broad street. total ler gth
s,7s2 feet; width Of McAdsmlzed roadsay 25lZ fpai:
depth ri broken stone u inches
Sd. For lsJing Nicholson pavement on Church
street, total length 1850 leet width OF roadway 81
feet. ID |F7
4th For all the necessary curling putterinp and
stone or r!ick sidewalk requ red on the snov,,
streets.
bids must state the prce per cubic ward for am
ban Hment and McAdsm zingi per percn Of twenty
i've cubc feet for rubbe masonry; per Square vard
for glt,ering sid walk and Nicholson pavement,
and per llneal loot for culbng,
2 he terms OF payment required, and the propo-
sed time OF cCmpelon Of the work must also be
stated.
Bids vii be received for either or all the above
items and the right Is reserved 70 the street Com
mltlee 70 sccepJ snY part or al Of any bid offered
Pians and specIn -auOns can be seen at the { flee
Of ". +. Foster, Cliy engineer, No. North Cherry
s rect, or any information can be obtained by sd
essng him or the undersigned.
GEO. S. kinney.
Chm q Street Committed, Nashville.
no72-td
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The bill to pay Mr.. Patterson, Clerk Of
the Supreme Court ct Knoxville, the sum al
500, for extra compensate n, was taken IN.
The Finance Committee, after having con-
sldened Is, reported in favor Of reducing the
appropriation 60 $500, aud Mr.. Gaut moved
10 non-coocur with tne report Of the com
niuee- debate of hEh an hour followed
IN which MT, Waters Of Madison gave The
House 4 "little common sense raasopin, .
after which the motion TO non-concnr va q
voted down. The bin then passed its second
reading.
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West Virginia held nr election for mem
oers Of the Legislature and local officers, on
saturday. The wheeling intelligence OF
saturday has received returns, not BY any
means iull, but sufficiently 50 60 insure the
S =, Of The Union ticket IN Hancock,
i 1.oSSe, MARSHALL, Marion, Harrison, Tay-
'''l EFe'eon, Morgan and Berkeley counties.
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Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION,
500 BrOadWay, New York.

Diamond Pms, Brooches and Ear Drops. Ladies'
Sets, B-ooch snd Ear Drops Sid snd Coral; Jet
and Gold. FlorsntiBe, Mossic Je', LsTs snG Came0
sleeve buttons, Sets Of StudS Vest snf Neek
CHAINS Plan snd Chs ed 6i-ia i2Inqs, Sold Thin
hlss, Lo-Reis, New style Bet b ckle-. Sold Pens
and Pencils, Fancy Work Bows, Sold Peas FiIh
God and 81 yer Extension Hol'Hrs, and large As
so1tnent OF p &c deTeiTy "a eFeiy description, Of
n. - =. =. nj 49, a-u-a- aaInc-l 80
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The resolution Of Mr. Moss, offered yes
terday, instrucuing the Committee on FREED.
men to report such legislation Is would on
able the siaie to dispense with the Freed
meas Bureau, was taken up. and Mr.. Moss
urged its adoption. ADOPTED.
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Regular Auction Sale

BY Q B. NICHOLS CO., 81 BROAD STREET.
WTE otier for sale tins morning, at 10 o'clock,
w the entire effsct5 OF Grocery Store closing
bu slness, consistngof Groceries, Counters 6nelF-
ing &c. Also bols Whisky. 20 n Cigars. a lot Of
TN and QueensWaTe, 800 Iron Bedstsads 2CO White
Blsnket2, TOO Pillow Slips, 100 CountsrpaDes.
how'll
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The bill for the Incorporation Of the Ftns
Mining and Oil Company, passed its second
reading.
The bill authorizing the Nashville and
LebsnoR Turnpike Company g. sell bonds
20 the amounted fifteen thousand dollars. ia
rebuild the bridge over Stones river, passed
its second reading.
The bill to incorporate the Memphis Water
works Company was taken up, when Mr..
Richards moved to amend by regulating
'ne manner IN which water was 10 De sup
piled TO the citizens, after which il oassed
its third reading.
The Bal 20 revive the charter Of the
Kiuka Turnpike Company, passed its second
reading.
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FILUIs AssOLIAIION.
Mr.. Waters Of Wilson presented bill in
cooperating a Pilots Association. Referred.
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DOCTOR McCILL
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

IN TIE FREATlrEET OF DISEASES, s
gEOWNING HId WITH SUCCESS ~
OTHER STATES, AS n " ~
NASHVILLE, TEkNHaSBE.