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The n O Crescent pays its respects
70 our Tennessee lmmortals SIS FOL

The n O Crescent pays It's respects
70 our Tennessee Immortals IS FOL
lows:
Ina The wav Of anti-climaN. a certain
..boa'-bay competition has been much adj
..-l,a Some prefer spring come like
.,.,oaer. others love the autumn but "a
tsr me. eite me liberty or give me death T.
NeU this hes never been eNeslled IA its
~ The ouiY approximately successful
imitation ihat we have ever seen Is that Of n
rumbero Of people IA Tennessee calling them
s.Iy.s the d Union central Committee" and
~, German Central Committee" These
,.-s,.. have lately addressed 10 the Presi-
t.-r ana o. the Congressional Committee on
p..,rstwrtiou q memorial. which may be
.t rendered irto nm anu-chmaN NOS
~, far behind that oi the Juvenile rheta-
.n ur1rr-aid. ID a~hsnniity ami iucouse-
.r.r-s. Eirhtlg interpreted, It simply
,.ss,. some people like liberty very
wu.b s.me people love lew bat as Cor as,
-.y. nj elHcr and the spoi,s, og deqpoasn
-BI military government
In ~. opiuion oi these patriotic gentle
mon Nl.it, and law mHy be very good
tbfr-s. Aud ihsriv and law are good only
Tor tae .IoyaI- gentlemen who constitute
tbe tvr central committee, and the Ell nloH
MARTY r.- cr-tHclce of feuncs~ee-
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ALLEGED Negro kidnapping in The
@nufh.

Nrv yorE. Feb. IA correspondent OF
fh. Nation writes iu g. lester nom Macon,
,hrf h. has been informed that numerous
,.-r,rs are being hired under false prcton.
ma sold into slavery. Negroes hired
y. yrsrN st numbering IN Florida or
s..--rn.f ID, fa-t frr wors of sny KIM So die
,--t Il 10 Furnish 81 prctcNt inr taking them
x--..l. are run over 90 Cuba, where pur-
go. rra readily found. une steamer
800 h,-rsfa. With a considerable number
I'd 49,. de-r.vrd blacks Ca board, made O.
u, - g,tr ir three weeks NcVc.al par
- n charleston ave made very prlnta-
ole vcntlre-
The above paragraph has been tele.
--s,bea ali over the country II there
such thing as kidnapping being
rrsc6eed in Georgia or Florida, IS al
ICED the vessels engaged it in ought to
~ esrreted out and brought 10 punish.
,,.nt The correspondent Of the Ma.
t;sn should be- pat under arrest and
bsls until he disoloses the name Of the
steamer which made the trip from
A,sp.t. 20 Cuba, and also the name,
% de parties IN Charleston who shave
r.se very profitable ventures In
-. If failure TO make these dis
clospres he ought to be branded as = IL
hsller. snd mustered out Of the Nations
s.ry;ce for overriding the work OF de.
ismation.
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II. @. sCOvEL
No. ga.

nor saLE-as Acres good Garden Lsnd; BRICK
II house Of two ROOMS and kitchen smoke
house. Within forty Steps OF the house one OF the
best spout springs IN tie country. Two miles from
Nashville, 90 the Vaughn Pike, between Mr.. Nc
FERNS and Mr.. r. Truifs. Price So, 7CJs ore hslf
cash, balance in one year. AppsytO
II. CT. SCOVEL
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Senator Brown, of No, has introduc-
ed into the United States Senate aprop-
osition to authorize the Postofhce De
partment to construct and operate tele-
graph lines on important mail routes.
We sgree with the New York Com
mercial Advertiser, that if he is con
sistent he will next propose that the
Government 20 into the express busi-
ness, and next that it shall open restau-
rants on the great lines of travel Pos
sibly some other branches of business
may commend themselves to the Sen
ator as deserving the especial enter
prise Of the Government The emf
nent thrift, the admirable promptitude
and the freedom from official forms and
/" red tape" which eharacterises the OPP
erations Of the State will commend Mr..
Browns propositions 10 every needy
office seeker and stupid fossil in the
country. It Is surprising emanstion
from a progressive Senator.
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81 Eirtus 81 = deorns o. y q Crcuit Coun q ne
United States A. Nashville, a. me Oc1cter Taru,
lee5. ID the suit Of Wray AZ 4 GlLlaod. e. as, crrdi-
tors Of Trabue 4 Lucas. and EdEard rabls versus
william 4. Lucas, survivu < partner. nud azsJnst
the heirs Of EdWsrd TraS ~. I gill sell, 81 special
Commissonsr, tie abo" III sores q pubic sale,
on Tie nran-aa.- N
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By virtue 81 = deoras o. y . crauit Cour q ne
united States A. Nashville, at the 0c1crEr THTu,
tors Of Trabue & Lucsss and EdEard rnbls versus
william n. LHcRa, survyu & partner, aud aZEjnst
the heirs Of EdWsrd Trsh ~. I sill sell, 81 special
Commissionsr, tie shove III sores q pubic sale,
on the premises, ca
Thursday, 18th day OF February.
said 2l7 sores be . be- n sub-dividsd into "a lo,s
containing nom lF e 70 tgenty-o1a acres, as vi he
seen from the plaf REQ orded ii said cause. Tbesa
loas front on thsf fudreesooro A1e On ths Stones
kyer tannplke, e ID on side avenues, lad Oh 20 a.
Also afHzcres on Nh cresk. adjoining said aI1
acres.
possessing e. ~ my GdvEsAEes. Their proximity
70 q nounsbing dtY. Ehich : rapidly IMPROVING,
me tsrlniJ 81 - sol the nuuber offle buiidnug
Htes or thew, 9 nd toe u~nfalng spnnFs thereon.
reader the lots a. lad or mcst dearaHs - res
dsnces md ~ Z urSsax
Lots Sos !, 2 . asd 4, in Al 81 or p sessz. sol
unsurpassed
LotS Eve srres. ~ poles sne building ste, rod
SOL mag1itcsaf ~ " Snd tx spuuE-
LotNo. g Twelve sFe dne ~, ~eE1els7t ssrrs
and nsh pond q es a. cold water from the spring.
Lot No 2, sgats cres; good sol. Ice house. sp11g
Of cold Esis-, md good buiding site.
Lot No e. sine nd thrse-fouuhs scrss s1d Lot
10 J .efesDP Ass. very uen sol, b9ih i0ts -
Lot 80. 10 cont ans Is Scres e5 poles. co-1f5r-
abe hEms dseh q aud oa-housss, god spulE
LolKo.n, ~ l~vesrrss 20 poles. u1lh o3s-hsfsf|
DE- rOok sprH e~Eoslsas h3n-house sna nsh
sol
Nc. Il. r urssu aarss, hournr on Mu-f-.ss-
boro Pike mef .uilcsut buiidisg ats. uh forest
trees. and tso spunEss olo u hen . very ans
COS.
Lot No y q zstEus eighteen srras C posas. sr,,g
ing On the No nreeabore Pike, thc frest nridluF
sis % se - &c, gaod spung ana forest tfeeH.
Lots hos I land 1S-ho u ecnlasrlng Z srras.
and No Is . iEht acres aud ne polss eiaFatss
aiest spiendf SOIL va tn spnug knosn a. III
Hculd sprlng % lot No. Is.
Lot DO 10 fronting On tss Mur-ee-horo pike. ]
tseiFe seres and = psiez. bsauaf1i b1ldtBE Ets.
Lot ho-ia on Mufrsesboro tarnpfzes 80 most
deelaoe ieL Il equ1sas en- scrcs and 81 poizs, /
Ed Hs-afe@ - "a scold spunE urs1ch-
Les 70 Acor2lns - errss. rrnnluE lax 70 ne
spoutfipnnR brEsch ieEtis and ssl loczlsd. azo
blldrlg sc, rcu1aE - ~ so1sa DFer PIE.
Na- ~, - sd q god sol
Arn1nu1 prtra per acre ~ tired b tee C1un
On sa-h 9 ne ssoge 10. Ntich are = part q b
HcEe IacL s1e 81 b sod e ~ Gms sg11sd
eooFes a. Ea1-n Tine 30 rfEE1fsr tuierest ~ aa
49, tuct, e. ard &C 10 sld pat I'll b sod
Esrscus sau-ng o plrccE1e arc eEuesly dssr-
e 70 sxaIi1e tos ruE shsd pEL Nach CSC ~
arndE scso 6s q RaaNH. Hards1s. Esqser
- e. ~ o1D 1ncets xued. NO ~ A1s pes
s1e EunE a. Eernaioa rsquru1
a ihs aada- I
TER41ae-isurh cash. nad noss VA -
proved ptracuzl NcHny eos "a noa31
eEsdi- esar11g totsrsst aoda "a rsAIs@ao % Hs
PuPsfs1z7A Ne F1cssss
Sslf-fx - 49, sFSA psa@as1E.
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Thad Stevens poured out a hot IL
rade upon the President and the sub
iugated South on the last day Of Janu.
airy. A brave and patriotic officer, one
whose deeds have illustrated the mill
tary renown Of our country, after hear
ing him, remarked, "Such u~tterances
have no longer the merit Of being bold
and fearless. The private soldier who
has fought and died u~nheralded, puts
such rhetoric TO shame. None but
towards taunt fallen foes; and God
pity the future Of our country if such
passions are to rule in its legislative
halls"
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Earl Russell, in reply to an address
from a committee Of wOrkinfmen, oils
cislly announced the intention Of the
Government 10 bring in a reform bill,
and 20 stand or fan by this bill lie
a v no further intimatiOn as to the
character OF the bill, though he admit.
ted that it did not grant all the work.
ingmen prayed for.
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AUCTION SALE OF
Government Wood

WILL expose aorssle a. Public Auction on Fri.
Il DAY. The eth dsy Of February, ls6s, on the
public square, Nashville, Team. the following Sow
eminent Wood, VI:
SSooH Cords Of Wood, Situate At the Bell Tsrd, 7
miles nom Nashville, Tenn near the Chicken PIKE.
3i0k Colds siiuste 81 The Douglass YArd, 81
miles ION Nashville, near the Hydes' Ferry pike.
IS Cords, situate 81 Hancock & Bsus' Yard. 7
mlst rom Nssnulie, near the HTdes' Ferry pike.
x55lh Cords, sifuste a. the Bisarns' Tsrd, seven
miles rom Nashvlie, near Chicken pike.
&H4 Cords, Etuste AZ the Trsbus Tsrd, 10 miles
trcm Nashville, nssr Lebanon pike.
s4+ Cords, situate in Edgedeid, Tenn, nsSr
Cavalry Depot
Wood 70 Be sold IN Cusntdes 30 suit purchasers.
sale 70 m 1t 10 O'Clock, an
Terms Cs-b IN 6oTemmeut Funds.
Any further Information Hith regard n the lucs-
non and quality q ths Wood csn b procured q
he o6ce of A. ". wills, Bu. Ma. Gd A. z. M,
No. IS South Cherry street.
b oraer Of oaPtA. R. sddy. ChisiQ. N. Dept.
Of Tennessee.
A. Y. WILLS,
jaH-o-d BU. M EdA. Z. M
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Broadway Varieties.

Frot Ielton--------Lesder q Ochsstn
uAAtNa
-
Great Success Of this New Temple o. Auussuss.
FIVE NEW FACES.
First sppsaranceof
Mr. CHAs. FRANCS,
he renowned Ballet Master, sud Imperaous5r1
Female Chaxctara.
kefuua u theold hyortos; Mss L-a We'hs-. gs
Csro Sisters, Minnie aud Emma, a. NJ.
Ionie Benton the hish Comsdiaa
an ths Old sArs a new acts, songs, Bs.sb
Fsiees' burseguss. Dances, se.
NeE s0nEs Dsnses, oho-usses ssa Bales
Monday EVsulna-THE MAGIC PENNY.
In sctlve rehezns. md VII .houlT b p-,57,.5
Af'IonJ benton'sS ensaucn Drama suausd
The Exile's RETURN
OR, IRELAND SHALL BE FREE.
Eight Besutiu snd attentive WEtsrRrs
AG7aBdM Matinee syery SATURDAY aa-s-pooB-p-,.
70 open 81 2 o'clock
Doors open al z O'Clock. curtain rzssgs
o'clock, precisely.
sAlz OF PslcEs-Orchesh1 Chasrs 90 eta; nrss
Sreles = CT Soiorsd eGlssy Is CO; Gallery l. Ia.
LME DID MMHM ~
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Every Saturday.

The fifth number of this new weekly
came 10 hand punctually Saturday. 1t
Is the most interesting of the series.
The following is the table Of contents
Curious Kings,
Daddy D0dd.
Colloquial Fallacies.
The Operations of Lawrence Reeve.
Lightning Photographed.
The Confessions of Puff
Cigars from Elsinore.
Cup of Coles, by Baron Liebig.
A Royal Poet
Foreign Notes.
Naughty Nelly.
Ciyitas Del
Baron Liebigs article is very instruc-
tive. We commend it to housekeepers
who wish 10 understand the art of
making n cup OF genuine coffee.
avery Saturday is Published by
Ticknor q Fields, Boston, at $ per an
mum. IL can be had at any Of our
newspaper and periodical depots.
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The Proposed Meeting on the 22d
Eebruary.

tbA4aNs
A number OF citizens representing
various portions of the State have invi.
ted the people to send delegates to a
meeting TO be held in this city on the
22d inst, to devise means to aid the
speedy and complete restoration of
tennessee to her proper position of
equality and influences in the nation
ana, as contributing thereto, to give
the restoration policy of President
Johnson a hearty and unquestionable
endorsement This high and patriotic
object Is the only that the siQners
Of the cali have in view. We trust
that every county in the State will be
represented Especially should the
people Of East Tennessee, the loyal
home of Andrew johnson, take steps
to have their voice heard and needed.
We observe that a number of news.
paper writers, in the interests of
the opposition TO President John
sons restoration policy are seek
ing 20 create the impression, both
here and abroad, that the meeting is
to be & co%pperhead, quasi disloyal affair.
II such was intended to be the charac,
ter OF the meeting, we could have moth
ing whatever 10 do with it We think
no better OF copperheadism now than
we did whilst it was engaged in an at
tempt TO strike down the National
cause through Lincoln and johnson.
We hope no one who honestly supports
the administration At Washington. and
desires to encourage President Johnson
and uphold him, in his labors to restore
the Southern States TO their consttu-
tional relations with the General Gov
eminent, viii be moved from his pur.
pose to participate in this movement
by the mad dog cry OF apprehension.
The meeting will be its own organ-it
will speak for itself.
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No. 1885,.

EiOR SALE-4s3f feet, corner Vine md Unioa
i streets, opp1sIss tire residence o. Mrs. EK-Pre-
sident Pc 4. Price $50 per f.ot. A uoble spot Tor
: hlp residence.
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Tuesday Evening, February Gill; Ea.
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No. 1853.

TOR SALE.-BUENA VISTA SPRINGS-laK
i Acres; che small Frame HUiliing NJ two rooms;
in order; TIRES SULPsUR SPRINGS
VII te, Rid, and Bls-k TNJ Free-tone SPRING
0ne cisten on the nil: as feet font % the Buers
\ sta Pike the entire pit l. about square. on
the l5% sores sre found hi. glen, bower. recess
rocks IA bold relief precipsoe, fat spnugs. Greet
and = romantic drive. This picturesque Watering
Place, IN possession Il The right man, csn b msds
he most sit-sct W summer resort shout Nssnviis
aad heing Ouly ~ miles nom the city. r. easlF
reached ~ private conveyance. and no doubt Be-
many months VII h. accessible hy Street Raj.
rusd- Pu,e $3.50. ca easy terms. Apply %
Il. q. scUNEL. Real Estate Agent
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Two Through Trains Daily.

Passengers BY Tie Broad GusEs Railway secure
zoe ADJ eoudo'ahe cars, quick time aud sure
co11ecfnrs-
Thrtuga Tickets snd BsEEsC co Checks csn b pro
cured Al al the principal Ra road and 4ssubos
onces m Louisville and The South
d. McLAREN, GsnI supL
X ?. FULLER, General ticket Agent
W. A. BATES, Passenger Agent,
GklFFlFA a PARSONS, FrslEht AgeBts.
noyS-u No. ColeEs 81. NasTviaa T.np
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arrEHNnnN srss1nx-

Afcer the House was called 10 order. the
following House Bills came up on their
third reading, and were passed
To incorporate the New Orleans and Ohio
Railroad Company, and 20 consolidate the
Tennessee and Alabama, and Central South
ern roads.
To amend the Charter Of the Whites
Creek Turnpike Road.
To incorporate the Central Fire Insurance
Company.
To incorporate the Chattanooga and Gays
.burgh Turnpike Company.
The following House Bills passed on q
second reading.
TO change the line between the counties
Of Union aud Knox.
For the beleft of John r. Marion.
To incorporate the Clarksville and Evans
vile Railroad Company.
A few Other bills, Of q strictly private ns-
ture, were acted upon, when the House al
journed.
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MAYJRy oFroE

NNHFI" IENN d II, *
DhOPkSil owners % Church Street a Lina
Y Ie@- eetEes1 SKINNER and Oolege. sd on
barn streets b~evesn Church nd edAr. are here
y nouaed 70 co1frE1 stove curhzzg and stoas 80
rnk paFeDent Eh-regsr q IL neguirsd. aneurdirf
Q bs speuec4ho1s aec grades ahioh vii - fur
akhsd b TIE cfy E1Snesr. Il sd zork 4 ~
ommancsd within tAn dsys ron ~ dsts. and
soShed upt1ly % compel o. ts Cozuz-eor or
b sreS sorE vi b nosasd 70 eonsrTe4 nd
INnE, ~ szpsnss q whnh VII b ohElz4 10
asaSE y. EITT, s1eVr, MS-gr,
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The Prs=cupt on Department VII % IN Ter tie
special control OF 6 ,bor9rgh Chemist, aud we var
rsnt si prescriptions satusled 10 us vii b scc1-
rstely manipulated, 81 al hours day or night
Gbl-SI
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
senate.
MONDAY, February :, 1866.

MONDAY, February 3, 1866.
The Senate met at 10 an.
The following Senate Bills passed their
third readings:
To incorporate the Sydney Lyons Petro-
leum Company
To incoFPOiate the Enterprise Petroleum
Company
To rePesl al laws prohibiting free per-
sons Of volor from trade. Passed over in
formally, a lsW having been passed repeal
ing the same
To GLOW the County Cour. IN every county
70 collect the unpaid county axes Tor 1862
Mr.. Trimble offered Senate Bill No. 296,
TO wind up and settle the business OF the
Bank Of Tennessee, IN lieu Of House Joint
Resolution 100 10 pay over the captured as
SETS OF the Bank OF Tennessee 10 The Super.
intendeut Ct Public Instruction, which was
adopted. passed It's first reading, end l4o
copies ordered TO be priated.
AnHnmrmna n q a m "a raarrun
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Old ThSd Stevens spoke Of Prssl-
dent johnson the other day a "the
man a. the other end Of the avenue
Il hHtG nsn but AZ ass At Thad's end.
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Terms of Sale.

Cash. IL Government funds; or, when pur.hsssi
BY Railroad Companies, on credit IL dsaiFeda Of moi
eIceedlng tso yesrs, payable IN monthly install
menta v II Interest 1t the rate Of z 3 10 per cent.
per snnum, secured b. bond, satisfactory 20 the
Government, for double the amount Of the proper
ty purchased
Full descriptions Of the Engines can be obtained
on application 70 Capt S. r. Hamin, &C NJ, Nash
VIE, Tenn F.. J.. CHILLY,
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A decree OF the parent Government
has been received in Havana ordering
the suppression Of Abolition Societies
in Cuba There's a Geld Tor sumner
PhalPs a Co
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No 225.

EOR sALE-a0 3, 20. or az feet fTc1t On North
4 Cherry street. los iset deep. neKt north OF the
Commercial Botai. This is 3 central business 10.
q ny. Price $50 per foot. One-hsf each, balance
IN l nd 2yeA-si interest sad hen.
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No. 264.

EORSALE-One and = nsf story BRICK HOCSE.
T No. les West side Of south Cherry SlreNL IN
Msrd, o. tour Toome-tao up, Rnd tzo down stsirz.
hydrant Esey, good f-nce, sgofe-room and closet.
aEiG. Puee SAe51-A.09 cssh, hLsnce n 6
q l. months interest ADD len.
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HousE oF REPREsENrArIYEs.

AAtANNA cb= -
The House met at the usual hour, Mr..
Speaker Heiskell in the Chair.
Prayer by Rev. Or. Phillips.
The Journal Of the previous meeting was
read and approved.
Mr.. Patton rose to a question Of privilege.
he SAID that he had been reported il the
papers Is moving TO lay on the table the
resolution Of Ar. Mullins relative 10 bring
ing whisky in the Committee rooms. He
said it should ave been Mr.. Poston. This
was a typographical eTror.)
~coSyESTI0N OF TIE 22D.
Mr.. Hood asked that the use Of the Hall
be granted 70 the Convention Of the ed.
a long discussion arose on the subject
Mr.. Mullins leading OF in the opposition.
Mr.. Garner moved 10 amend, by declar-
ing that the Hall should BE- used on that
DAY, only for 4 celebration Of Wsshingtoa's
birthday. Land over.
The question was then taken On Mr..
Hoods motion, with the following result:
Ayes -IIsssrs. Eaker Braudon, Brit
lie, Blsckmao, Carter, Clingsn, toward,
Donslison, Freeman, Fason, Garrett, Grove,
Hold, Jarvis, Jones OF Claiborne, Kerehl-
vai, Lewis, hozs, Murphy, Mormon, Ord
way, Parks, Poston, Scales, simnons, Sim
merry, Sbultz, Steele, Wsters OF Madison,
Warren, Walker OF Rhea, Walker Of Shelby,
Williams, Willis, Mynne, Speaker HeisksII
Sc.
Nays-Messrs. Dowdy, Duggan, Ga Ber,
Hudson, Hale, Jones OF Greene, Mason,
Maxwell, McNair, Melton, Mullins, Patton,
Porter, Pickett, Raulslon, Rogers, Smith OF
Hardeman, ~Snoddsrly Thornburgh, Under
wood, Waters OF Wilson, Welsh, Wines,
Woodcoek, Woods-25-
Mr.. Garrett asked leave to record his vote
a.. - -
Mr.. Welsh presented Il paper relative to
the election TOR the change Of the county
sestof Sullivan county. Referred TO n Sc
lect Committee
The House bill to incorporate the Ameri-
can Industrial Agency was passed on It's
second reading.
Mr.. Waters, Of Madison, introduced q
bill to change the boundaries OF the town o..
Jackson. Read a first time.
Mr.. Moodcock introduced q bill to au-
tborize the citizens OF jackson county to
vote on the question Of q removal vi the
county seat OF that county.
Mr.. Poston introduced q bill TO authorize
the clerks Of the county and circuit courts
Of Shelby county TO establish branch Offices
in Memphis.
Mr.. Jones, Of Greene, introduced a bill for
the payment Of certain costs in Greene
county, due David r. Britton and others,
from the state, but which accrued after the
9th Of May, 1861. Referred.
Mr.. Parks introduced a bill to incorporate
the Mine City Uniye. sity, in Polk county.
Referred.
The bill for the relief of the Nashville
and Decatur, and Central and Southern
Railroad, was taken up and passed on its
third reading.
SENATE BILLS OF SECOND READING.
The following senste bills came up on s
second reading :
I Incorporate the Nashville Oil Refining
Company. Passed.
10 Incorporate the Sequatchio Valley Oil
and Mining Compand. Passed.
To incorporate the Phoenix Manufacturing
Company at Nashville. Passed.
SENATE BILL Of FIRST READIso.
The Senate bill to Incorporate the West
Tennessee Mining and Petroleum Compa-
ny. Passed its first reading.
Adjou ned till 2o'clock, p. IN.
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Nj Kelly, Of Pa introduced a Gen
ersl Spencer a. a witness against the
people OF Alabama, in the House OF
Representatives last Saturday. BE is a
knowing though an unknown hero
The Geld OF Mars know him nos-the
aeld assurance is the one OF which he
seeks fame How many more WORTHLESS
Of his sort viii the Re-coustructop
COMMITTEES dig up from Obscurity7
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Notice.

WYfLL b sold to the highest bidder for cash
w on TUESDAY, ret. C.b, l556, a coed For-
shls House, with stock ami Bar Fixtures. Ths
place y known as the Gem Saloon, and situa ed on
summer stree, between Union and church, next
door 60 Canes hakeTY snd - sold 30 Close e
Deed OF rrust executed 10 me ~ t-orgs McIon-
nell snf Is S'snlan, Us the lgth II January, lsOo.
iAn2s-lW CHARLES ACnUNNEII l..
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Government Sale.
Extensive Sale Of Dry Goods, Bedding, &C.,
in Original Packages.
wa be sold al Auction, at the Medical Purvsyor,s
Warehouse,
NO. II MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE,
on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, lsss.
BEDDING.
2,eo0 HEr Mattresses. joined
l5,tS0 hAr Pillows;
500 Bed 1acks;
2z,o0 CoHutsrpAnes. Linen sid Mszssiuss;
2U,Uo0 Mosquito Bars,
6l,UO Pillow Csses.
Is GO PliOE Icks;
so.ltO rhseis, I-Rnen AID Co..5n.
q.
1000 Shirt;
1000 Drsvers;
23Se Dressing eo"as
lu,OoO slIppers.
lS,oo0 NiSht Caps.
NDR
5e.VN towels, t1lt size, hucLstsak
I7,VO Keller Towels, crash
loo Napkins;
1000 yards Red flannel;
Z,AO Guita PeGcha Cloth
400 Gutts Lercha Blanket.
LOU India Rubber Cushions and Pillows:
loo Canvas HsmmocLS
100 " Blanket Csses.
1000 lbs oakum sad Tow,
Cotton Bats, Cotton Waddng, Taps, a..
small portion Ct he foregoing articles are Sec
ond-hsAd, andHll b sold sepsaieiy. The gras er
part are new sod u OH, incl packages. Catalogues
NAY be nsdon application.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeons and Bvf. c.. o.. $. Vols,
y-nAl-EN Medical RrVeTor =. s. A.
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No. 265.

Tor SlLE-BRIcK DWELLING ,of Z rooms,
Il diuinE room. kitchen snd serysnts' room- Lot
acKl3 North Market street. nsxf soutb Of iEe,hng
lormerJ occuT=ed ~ ". Towers. Pucs $500
&SoessAi hGxsce IN a1d 2 years.