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premium for the latest and best beef exhibited
on the public square in this city, on the 10Th De-
cember next The award to be made By competent
judges and the beef to be sold to the highest bid
der. The pitcher is handsomely ornamented with
appropriate designs, and is valued at SloO This is
a noble prize for our Tennessee stock raisers, and
as it has been more than year since Mr.. Coleman
made the offer, we presume there will be large
number of competitors.
A beautiful mo1el of metallic burial case is e1-
hibited by Jno D. Cunningham Co., of franklin,
manufactured by Crane, Breed & Co., of Cincinnati.
II differs from other metallic burial cases by being
square in shape, and the lid is entirely of crystaized
glass, one half inch thick exposing to view the en-
tire length of the corpse. The style is regarded as
a decided improvement upon all Others. JDo. ID.
Cunningham & Co., are the agents for the manu-
facturers for Middle Tennessee, and will open
house for their sale in this city in short time.
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Alter the % vote, the following resolution, offer
ed by Mr.. Brien, was adopted:
ReSoiyed, That in all elections by this House for
Clerks and Doorkeepers, after the third baloting,
the person receiving the lowest number of votes
shall be dropped until the number shall be reduced
to two.
Mr. Davie offered a resolution appointing com.
mtee to invite Ministers Of the Gospel to open the
deliberations of the House with PRAYER Adopted.
On the 9th vote Mr.. Senter dropped but he
was renomnated on the 10th in consequence of the
withdrawal of Mr.. Burt. The result the cleo
ton Of Mr.. THOMPSON of Maury.
ELECTION OF ID ASSISTANT CLERK.
On motion of Mr. Bren the House took up the
election of I'd Assistant Clerk, and the following
candidates were put in nomination L d. Fite OF
Wilson, w. K. Rankin of Marion, Thos Z. Moseby
OF Davidson, John T. Cannon Of Bedford, John A
Campbell of Bradley, w. F. Brown of McNairy,
NJ. j. Parrot of jefferson, L. S Hale of Sumner
and D. d. Holman of Robertson.
After making an Intellectual count, the House ad-
jOurncd TO A. NJ. to morrow.
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Cotton Factory and Machinery,

Situated IN Vinesnnes. Knox county, Indiana
OAID Mil IS situated in the centre Of this town, lot
- $50 feet square the Wabash and functions Of
the Ohio and Mississippi aud Evansville and Charlottesville
Railroads
The main building 60 feet long By G5 vide three stories
high built Of Brick in the substantial manner Cotton
She'd Blacksmith shop and Dwelling House, the same lot
The machinery consists of spinning frames Carrying one
thousand fly six spindie II card, drawing frames,
speeders with ID spOOl, do with 10 sPCOs, blower
scUer, willow, lap machine REELS wick frame, 2athss
cutting engine grinders yarn press, &c; engine
euy horse power; forty inch hIe boilers, new, twenty
eight Diet long, with copper pipes that heat the whole
building shaitng, becg and connections all complete
Said Machinery is all in perfect ORDER and 70 any that
wishes to engage the cotton manufacturing business
opportunity Is offered which seldom occurs, the pres
ens owners engaged in another business and will sell
the property at bali is ual The neTy will be
sold separate from the other property wanted to be taken
out, and at such figures but satisfy.
The facilities for shipping by railroad river at this point
cannot be surpassed in the West. Time will given
part Of the purchase where gooi security offered.
Any Information wanted be had By application adj
dress 70 CASE, HAYS 4 Co, Nincennes, Indiana WA. B..
HAYS, Pit SbuIg, Penn or l. 5. HARRIS, City ofN.Y
oct 2-2W%
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Legislative Summary.

The Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Isaac NJ. STEELE, Senator from Madison,
Haywood, Lquderdale, and Upton, appeared,
WAS sworn in, and took his seat.
The Report of the Bank of Tennessee was
received and laid upon the table.
Pending the organization of the House, the
Senate adjourned TO 9 A. N. to-day.
In the House, the unfinished business-the
election of Second Clerk-was resumed, and a
resolution to drop the hindmost candidate Oh
every ballot after the third in future elections
for officers Of the House, adopted, and on the
10th ballot, W. V. THOMPSON, of Maury, was
elected.
Nominations were then made for Third
Clerk, but without making an election, the
House adjourned to a. N. today.
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Georeia Election.


The Atlanta Eeaminer of the Sd contained re-
ported majorities for johnson over Andrews in
twenty seven countess and vice uersa in lS remark
ing:
We do not vouch for their accuracy, though in
the main we believe they are so. From them, we
arrive at this result that over Andrews JOhnson's
gain as ompared with the Governors vote in 1858,
is 1000 votes. Out of this gains Mr. Overby's vote,
which we have not, has to be deducted
The contest in this Congressional District, be-
tween Warner and Hill is close. In our opinion
90 votes viii cover the majority. All the Counties
save Meriwether and Heard are heard FROM
Warner is ahead about 81 votes.
We received at a late hour last night the follow
ing returns:
The American majority in Bib is from 100 to
$50, not withstanding Plaquemine fraud OF 100
against US in the Warrior precinct.
Spaulding county, Andrews majority Ss-Trippe
for Congress 81. --
Monroe county, Andrews majority 275 to 300.
Taylor county, Andrews majority in three pri-
cincts 80.
Macon county, one pricinct 4S majority for An
drew and "a Hawkins for Congress.
Hooston county, Fort Valley pricinct Andrews
majority 43-Trippe's majority 10.
Pike county, large gain for the American ticket,
American ticket elected in Bib by small MAJ
jority.
Burke c0ullty.-N ayneSDOrO johnson 10
Andrews 22-Overby 81 Jenkins . Stephens 160
Lamar S-None of the prcincts heard from.
Fulturn county.-American ticket elected by
about ESQ majority
Chatham County.--Andrews 92l; Johnson 997;
OVERLY %.
Seward 989; Varnadoe go. Democratic ticket
elected to the Legislature.
Morgan County.-Andrews 81; Johnson 224;
OVERLY 40.
Fosters majority over Linton Stephens 1O7.-
American ticket to the Legislature elected.
Fulton County.-Andrews majority 20. Hills
majority over Warner 400. American ticket elect
ed to Legislature
Muscogee Couuty.-Andrews $50; johnson 545;
Hawkins SIG; Crawford $40. Whole American
ticket elected to the Legislature. 70
We have rGmored returns from several other
counties, but as we do not consider them reliable
we do not publish them.
From Havana and California.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l.
The steamer Crescent City has arrived with
Havana dates to the 9th ult, news unmportantS S
Dates from California to the 5th ult, states that
the Chimes and Sioux Indians attacked an emgrant
train of 800 in the middle of June last on Sweet
Water River and killed l5O fine balance reached
Salt Lake in a starving condition. They were
assisted by Brigham Young.
From Central America.
Col. Kinney has been elected Military and Civil
Governor Of GreytOwn.
Col. Walker, with one hundred and fifty men,
defeated body OF four hundred Government troops,
and it is reported that he would tack the head
quarters OF Rivas.
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SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.


W. T. BERRY co. have just received
.. SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.
Memoir Of the Reverend Sydney smith, by his Daughter
Lady Hoand with Selection from his Letters, edited by
Mrs. Austin. 2 vols, 12mo. muslin.
more than commonly delightful aud wholesome book
London critic.
Lady Holland has fulfilled her mothers wish, by
writing such memoir as will enable the wor 70 under
fathers character nearly in full integrity.
Mrs Austin time has arranged each OF his
letters cou honestly he published, and illustrated them
with delightful preface fu Of sound and helpful comment
London ErGB7iaer.
Lady Holland has produced vivid and interesting pic
ture Of the private and domestic life OF her
father charming picture Of remarkable man, as he
appeared to his friends and family London Spectator
Next to 4 day with Sydney Smith himself there could
scarcely be enjoyed richer than the perusa Of this
book. II is worthy ia Of ons Of the wisest aud
best, wen the wittest Of meL.-L0do Literary Ga
setts.
lovely picture has seldom been presented to the
world Jha t1 Of this brave aud bright creature, rich
in wit, hamr high animal Spirits inexhaustibe kndliness,
manly ntepen ence, sagacous good sense To read this
book is moral tonic Il is lesson in life. II makes us
happier and better And while it does this it presents more
entertainment than any took easily named rich is it in
wisdom in association, in personal gossip about well known
people London Ledgsr.
The letters credit his honesty, his heart and his
understanding They proof OF the eearness ct has
conceOns the vgJr and arevity of his statements and
the perennial fertility OF his comic fancy-L0Hd0H quar-
ty{y RerieC sep3
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY, Oct 5, 1865.
Mr. Ward offered resolution providing for drop
ping the hndmcst candidate on each successive vote
in the election of 1st Assistant clerk.
On motion of Mr.. Ward, the rule requiring reso-
lutions to lie over one day was suspended and then,
On motion of Mr. Cayitt, the resolution was laid
on the table.
The House proceeded to the unfinished business
Of yesterday, the
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Valuable Theological Works.

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100000 COPIES so, M!

! LoYD'S GREAT STEAMBOAT WORK viii be ready on
IL OF about the 24th Of October.
- CONTESTS:
First Application e Ste
Lille Of Jotn Fitch Engraving Of his first boat
Life of Robert Fuon-Eng avin his first American Boat
on the Hudson River
Robert Fulton and Livags,ous FIRST Chic River BoatCor-
rect Likeness-FU Particulars.
LatrObes First Boat.
First Steubsnvills Boat.
FIST explosion the Western Waters from an Eye tnes
Maps OF The Western Waters; Towns, Ces aud distances
laid down Correctly.
Lst Of steamboat Explosions since 1872; Names Of Killed
and Wounded; List Of Steamboats, now sh1at.
Correct views Of Psburg seag incinnati Louisville
LOUIS and New Orleans in 1855 Sketch Of each placer
population, business, &C.. &C.
FaSt Time Of Boats the OLi1 and Mississippi Rivers
List q Steamboat officers the Western Waters
NE New Steamboat Law-Wih Common s-Iife Boats
DISASTERS on the Lakes-Names Of Lost Killed Wounded
The High Water ia $50 1852, 1871.
List ct Plantations ON Mississippi River.
lmporan United states Supreme Cour, Steamboat Decisions
thIee hundred pages, vi one hundred engraving hand
soTey bo'nd by RENTING ONE DOLLAR, post paid) you
vii receive copy Of the above work
Orders from the trade solicited and agents wanted in ey
cry town and city o. canvass for the work
Address JAS. T LLOYD & CO..
OCT Z omJ tost Office Buildings, Cincinnati, o.
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>CoTT'> Latin GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

JWERE features connected with this mill worthy Of
Consideration and close examination on the part Of
those wi,hiny 20 purchase Feed Mil.
Is mechanical construction and adaptation to the pur
poses de gued crush and grind It's great
pacity while doing immense work with extraordinary
ease, durability is amply provided for The complete
and entire portbleness Of the Little Giant, rendering its
greater convenience for plantation and impOssi-
bic IL redlre no mechanical aid bill Of expense to put
IL uD farm hand servant put up and 81
running hall hours time. The with which
the sweep may be applied 10 hor Eontal-as is most
UsualOr head, and the mill be easily attached
where is used The power take. requiring
and horses The quantity and quality Of product
10 % 30 bushels good feed per hour according
degree Of tHrnrss geund, and the size MILL Il IS the
cheapest MILL all things considered here before the pub
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant as a pa
and worthy OF note Is the Ct hst there Ia, ben
Patent Right prnatng huckstcrng about the country,
T. usual win the thouSand bunghng tke-shht mpe-
that glt trade-mcrely get money by
selling pllmnE Ou the patent right the creIOus
then the machine % be abandoned by an parties hum
Little Giant Mills, sytEg that they canand determined
that they viii supply the Agricultural and stock Taiscrs
Of with superior Mil, permanently
gsged In the business and have hundred thousand
East West and south these Establishments poy
ing 60 solely Ia this business 30 highly these
mills appreciated, that thousand have teen Sold within
the eighteen months and the heaviest and the Oss
nsive Manufacturers Of Agricultural implemrn in the
United States have eagerly sought interest In their
flckre and sale.
No implement has been more thoroughly tested no
Of the kind has received numerous and high mOnias
M clancs' Institutes ard Agricultural Associations
and nons by Of substantial, practical utility and
merit have fairly ground their into every days
use and popular favor than scots Little Giant Coz AID
Co b Mil Orders promptly dnsd.
LIBERAL discount ~ dealers.
BROWN ANDERSON,
octi-u No. 40 Market ST., Nashville, Tenn-
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LESTER'S IRON WORKS,
FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF
W00lSW0RTH,S planning MACHINES
STEAM EN- GIN ES.
81 Pearl street, Brooklyn. n. W.,
[OppOsite New York Ci:yl


TIVE subscriber having engaged for the laS IS
in the almost exclusive manufacture OF this most i'm
portant invention, WO0DW0GrHS FLAMING, GROWING
AND TONGUING MACHINE, has recently completed the
large addition his already extensive Iron Works. will ex
ecute with dispatch all orders in the above line unim
tied extent The universally acknowledged superiority OF
Woodsworhs Planning Machines manufactured By him, over
all others, requires TeiteIaton.
In the manufacture Of STEAM ENGINES, claim a
peoty for power and speed beauty construction and
power for the money than furnished
by any other manufacturer and 100 per
ing in and tear well large saving in tie
sumption Of fuel
Retrencest0 Parties h1piHg the Steam Engines in
Pardee Morgan, New Haven CT; s W. Socun, Brook
lyn N Y; Timothy Dabal, Astoria l.. l.; Lyons Curtis
Bridgeport CT Stamford Manufacturing Co., Stamford Ct,
John O. Sanford New Haven, Ct Roln Sanford 0rk
City, Chas. F. Loosely, Austrian Consul General
Reference to Parties hari1g the Woodseooyts Planning Na
chine IN ItSe
G.. H. Sloat Kensington, Philadelphia, Pa Kidder Mar
tin, Wilmington N c.; A. L. Capp Co. Mont omery, Ala
q. A. Sanford, New Orleans la Hinkle Guild Co., Gin
cnna Ohio; Ransom, Cobb Co. Cleveland, Ohio; Foss &
Brothers, Chic 60 Is ]. Smith, Milwaukee, Wis; P. b
L. L. Eaton Buffalo, N. y Toward Smith, Oswego, N.
Y; John Slarr, Toronto, G. w.
Orders proposals received by mail otherwise, from
all parts Of the United States Cauad4 South America, and
Europe will be promptly attended 10 by Agents who
travelling in ali sections OF the country Letters by mail
address JOHN LISTER,
oct5-3m 81 Pearl St, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENA TIE.

FRIDAY, Oct. 5.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Rains.
The Senator from the counties OF Madison hay"
wood, Lauderdale and Upton, Isaac NJ. Steele,
ESQ, appeared and took his seat and the oath OF
office was administered by Esq IL Y. MARCEL
communication was received from the Presi-
dent of the Bank of Tennessee, enclosing the re-
mort of that institution, which on motion of Nr.
Turney, was laid upon the table, and the Senate
adjourned tn A N. to morrow.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
VALUABLE ks.

VA 4 q 4 Il L + Il D o n y
W 7. BERRY CO., have just received
1. Condos History of the Arabs in Spain.
2. Guzot's History of Civiliz rtion. 8T
3. Falener's Classical Antiquities.
4. Longinus the Sublime vol.
s. Dante's Divine Comedy: the Inferno. pure transa
ton by Carlyle
6. Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered
Z. The Legislative Guide.
s. Irying's Life of Washington.
9. Benton's Thirty Years in the Senate.
10. Websters Complete Works. g..
IL. Calh1uu's Works. 4 vol.
u. Napier's Battles Of the Pennsular
10. Napoleon in Exile by O'1Ieara.
a. diseases Memoirs Of Napoleon.
O.. IS. Abbotts Life Of Napoleon.
16 Stckiand's Lives of the Queens Of Englaai. vol.
II. Lives of the Princesses OF England.
oct 8
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eRfswoLD,s COTTON GINS.

NE subscriber being agent for the sale Of ne above gins
viii AeeP supply hand furnish Planters At short
notice.
These gins have the character az making good Int gin
ring sier, running lighter cleaning The seed better
cut more Trash, and having boxes move durable
and secure against Are than ay other gins nov IN use, and
are o1sred advantageous 70 the purchaser
The satisfactory references can be given 10 establish
this reputation, which they also SAaAAHfED 10 maintain
On trial used according 10 the directions sent With each
AHgi-u H.r YEArMAN.
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HARPERT MAGAZINE for 0ctobsEi Also, FRANKIE
LIES GAZErTE on FASHIONS, can be iOund at
oets np0l CHARLES W. SMITHS.
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New Orleans Market

NV ORLEANS. Sept so.
Seventeen hundred bales OF cotton were sold 10.
dsv az previous rates.
Frcisht q cotton % ilarre Is quoted NJ lse- TX
I.--,l,.. ...l.- Al irnm 7lssl per cent
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Metropolitan store!
ELE CANT
FALL AND WINTER G0ODS!!
W. a. G. J. G. MeCLELLAND

W. a. G. J. G. MeCLELLAND
RI opening the largest ell CANT stock FALL
n AND WINTER GOODS ever offered by them, and at
We are determined to offer great inducements to this class
RICH DRESS GOODS
Elegant Founced Silks;
Plain Moire Antiques;
Striped do;
white do plain and damask;
Il BrGcade SilSs
Plaid Silks, ch aud cheap
Extra super black Silks, Eagle brands;
Rich Figured, Plain and Waterej silks in Black;
Extra super vide Lyons VeVets, for cloaks dresses
Eich French VI. de LINES,
d" Paid VaeEcias;
French n, ,lg [, all qualities, extra cheap
Rich Paid Rose silks.
MOURNING GOODS.
Luprin's best Winter Bombaznes;
Super Black Tamise Cloths;
Extra Super Block Merinos;
superhne Back Csshmtres;
NJ. lie Lanes,
Best Black Alpaccts, all qualities.
Super Mourning Silks, (no lustre)
Black Chintz, Prints, Giughams, &C. &C.
CL0AKS, SHAWLs, &C &c.
Rich Velvet Cloaks;
Moire Antique Tamas;
Elegant Cloth ClDaks, IN all colors;
Cheap toaks in great variety;
Elegant Long shaws, Gin all cOlors and back0
Cents travelling ohaws;
Rich Scarfs;
Elegan, square shawls
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c.
Our stock Of Hosiery and Gloves is entire complete, for
Ladies, Misses, Children, Gents and Boys.
complete assortment Of Lambs Wool and Merino Under
wear, for Ladies, Gents and Children.
Gents Linen Bosom Shirts and Collars.
STAPLE GOODS.
Our Stool, Of Staple Goods very large complete
bracng everything compatible with good taste and comfort
I'd very cheap. aine, Wool and Uniun DamasSs
at the METROPOLITAN STORE, 81 and So College st.
oct2
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LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL.
KHsRKlEAN & ELLIS,
Y NJ q

VA are Agents for Hing this celebrated Mill and will
constantly have on hand supply Of each OF the three
s'-s5, N9S. = !, anu J. al Manufacturers prices
Also Ho'ey Patent Straw Cutters and Cor Shelters
sePzS i'm KIRKNIAN ELLIS.
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DIED-At the residence of r. T. B. Merrett,
of Lawrencevie, Virginia, on the 2Sth September
Mrs. JOHN HARDING, and daughter-in-law of Gen.
w. G Harding, of this county.
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GUN OW Err

HAVE hand, and viii hereafter keep a constant
4 supply OF the following articles:
DuPont's celebrated rifle and Sporting
Powder, Ia canAters and quarter, hall and whole
kegs
TcnnnessCe blasting, in Kegs Of 25rbs and bar
rels Of ie0 rs.
Toy, IsiCk lord & Co.'S Safety Fuse. war
rantei superior.
Railroad Contractors, Miners and the Trade generally
supplied az the lowest market prices.
Prompt attention given T. al orders
WALTER SCOTT,
Agent for the Manuacturers,
Otlcr with p. 5. Cheathsm a Co,
sep3 Corner q sprin.- and College streets
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ADVANCE N PONDER

WlNG to the advanced price in Sa tpere, fix the prices
~ Of Powder from chi, dale 40 the following rates:
For DuPout's Ride Powder, per kes, 81 81
hall 90
Tennessee Blasting, so
Nashville, sept l. 1850
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PATENT MACHINE
Il 4 |. r. II O p T.

TIVE MISSOURI HEMP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
L is nov making Hundred Coils p.r week of a y.rv
superior article Of STRETCHED MACHINE BALE ROPE
All orders prouPuy aied the Invest market rates by
JOHN T DOUGLASS, President
sepi9-Gm No ~ Commerce. - - Iopis M,
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corTON YARNS.

WE this day advacpd The price q oisn Yarns and
w selling Al u. TO- sand csnts for numbers T. s and
Too5 per cent &c quantities shove 10 bags, and time
BE W II GORDON CO.