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Legislative Summary.

In the Senate the bill to allow the Whites
Greek Turnpike Company to remove their
second toll gate half mile nearer the city
passed third reading Several bills were dis
posed of on second reading, by reference t.
committees and by passage. The Speaker ap
pointed Messrs. Dean, Head, McFarland, Smith
Atkins aud Palnore, a committee TO attend
the Division Fair at Gallatin, which opens on
Monday next.
In the evening Mr.. Hall introduced bill to
repeal the Homestead Law. Mr.. Bowles re-
turned the bill to make the Keeper Of the Pen
itentary elective hy the Legislature with bill
10 lieu making that officer elective by the peo-
pie. The bill Of Mr. Bowles was rejected, and
the original bill referred. Mr. Stokes intro
duced bill to amend the charter Of the Muir
freesboro aud Liberty Turnpike Company
Mr.. johnson, bill to amend the Free Banking
Law. and Mr. Atkins a bill requiring all mort
CAGES on land or negroes to be in writing. lhe
bill to repeal the 81 section of the act OF 1858,
ch p, passed 81 reading.
In the House, the morning session was main
ly devoted to the disposal Of bills on their sec
ond reading. The committee to inform Gov.
johnson of his election, reported that 1t would
suit him to be inaugurated on Thursday, the
18th, at which time the ceremonies will take
place in the Hall of the House of Representa-
tives
In the afternoon, a number of new bills
were introduced and several bills passed on
their third reading. A motion was made to
postpone the Inauguration of Gov. johnson TO
Tuesday, the 23d inst, and concurred in.
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7 LoYD's GREAT STEAMBOAT WORK will be ready
IL or about he oath OF October.
COETENTs:
First Application Of Ste IN
Life Of John Fitch Engraving Of his first boat.
Life Of robert Fulton-Eng avng his first American Beat
the Hudson River.
Robert Fulton and Lvngson's first Ohio River Boa-Cor
rect Bkeness-Full Particulars.
Latrobe's First Boat.
First Steubenvil!e Boat.
Fist explosion the Western Waters from Eyewitness
Maps Of the Western Waters Towns Cities and distances
laid down correctly.
List Of Steamboat Explosions since 1912 Names Killed
and Wounded List of Steamboats, now afoat
Correct views of Pittsburg Whreling, ncnna Louisville
ST. Louis and New Orleans, in 1885, Sketch OF each place.
POT ulation, business, &c, &c.
Fast Time Of Boats the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers
List Of Steamboat officers the Western Waters,
The New Steamboat Law-With COmments-Iife Boats.
Disasters the LakesNames of LOST Killed and Wounded
The High Water in 1910, 1882, 1s4T.
List Of Plantations Mississippi River.
Importan United Supreme Court Steamboat Decisions
Three hundred pages with hundred engraving; hand
somey bound By renting 0Ys DOLLAR (post.paid,) you
will receive a copy of the above work.
Orders from the trade solicited and agents wanted in
cry town and city to canvass for the work.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LoU1svILLG, Oct. IL.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. IL.
The Nashville Firemeu arrived on the steamer
Northerner, yesterday, between and o'clock
all well and in fine spirits They were met at Port
land by delegations from several fire companies and
were greeted with a salute of II guns John O.
Harrison welcomed them in an appropriate speech,
to which Mr.. Laird responded. They were then
escorted to quarters at the National HOTEL The
grand Reception Ball comes off tonight The In.
dianapolis FTemen will arrive this afternoon Grand
parade tomorrow.
NEW YORK, Oct. IL.
The expedition sent in search of commander Kane
has returned with Kane and party on board-three
of the party ded-the remainder are more or less
irOst-bitten. Last winter was unusually severe in
the Arctic region-many of the natives died from
exposure and starvation. No traces whatever of
Sir John Franklin
The steamer Union, from Havana, has arrived,
but brings no later news. The sloop of war CyGns
arrived from a cruise ia the Gulf Stream.
NEw YoRK, Oct. IL.
Cotton drooping-sales 500 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Oct ~.
Bagging 12i; 40 coils rope cold at Sc.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. H.
River receding slowly, with scant six feet in the
canal.
CINCINNATI, Oct. u.
Flour very dull; sales in small lots at 7.75. Ba~
con shoulders III. Whisky active at SSa3Sa. Mo-
lasses dull at 4Oc. Coffee llEa12t for fair and
prime. Sugar depressed and inactive.
PITrsBURG, Oct. u.
River falling with six feet and half water in the
channel.
New York, Oct. L.
Flour lower to-day, s.62 for State and Ohio; and
Southern go. Wheat market firm; Southern white
2 10; Red 1876. Corn dropping. Pork excited.
Lard firm.
Hartstein's expedition in search Of Kane, reached
latitude $3.50 North. They discovered new capes,
bays and seas. They encountered a bridge of ice
from Greenland to the continent 500 feet high and
so miles long. They found Kane at Leavits on the
18th Sept, having abandoned the ship Advance
in the ice.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 10.
Partial returns from Indiana show that the State
has probably gone Democratic. Democratic gains
this far are considerable.
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Pure Drugs and Chemicals.

LARGE Invoice of Drugs Chemicals Paints, Oils, Dive
n sus Instruments Perfumery Fancy Goods, Brushes,
&C. just received for sale at small advance upon East
ern cost, by a siSEICui
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner College and Union sts., Nashville, Tenn.
English Wine CoIchicum Root Spatulas,
- Seed, Bathing Sponge,
Fine Turkey Opium, Surgeons DO
Pure Nitrate Silver Homeopathic Walls and Corks
Colodion Syringes Of assorted kinds,
Phosphoric Acid, 4pothecaries' Scales and
Oxide Silver, Weights,
Copper Galy Pots with Covers, (an
ProtO Carb. Iron, sizes
Per. Chloride Iron, Bed Pans Different styles,)
Lactate iLeecbes and Leech GLASSES,
Soluble Citrate Iron, Fine Rose Macoboy snuff,
Glycerine, Honey Dew Scotch
10 ide Potash Bermuda Arrow Root,
Choroform Turned Wood Pill Boxes,
Precip. Ext. Bark, sCsnaTy Seed,
Morphine SUP, Pure White Wax,
Sulph. Qunine, Pratt's Artificial Nipples,
yaerienate Of oalnnc. Nipple Shields and Bottles,
IOdide Chamois Skins,
Iodine, (aesubImed) Bath Bricks,
Cooper's Isiuglass, Refined Salt Petre,
Fluid Ext. NaleTian. Fresh GRID CyenBe Pepper,
Isinglass Adhesive Plaster, Genuine CASTLE Soap,
Pure Cod Liver Oil, Fresh Table Oil,
East India Castor Oil, Henry's Magnesa,
WedgwOod Mortars, Cork Soles, &C., &c.
oclg
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The bill TO regulate the appointmentof Attorneys
General pro tm.; passed 2nd reading, and referred
to Judiciary Committee.
The bill to guard against accidents on railroads,
and to protect the lives and property OF citizens
referred to Internal Improvement Committee.
! The bill to amend the charter Of the Northwest
ern and Nashville Railroad Company referred to
| Internal Improvement Committee.
The bill to incorporate the Nashville Academy
of Music and Fine Arts; passed second reading.
Messrs Cook and Meek were added to the Judi
ciary Committee.
Mr.. Kinney was added to the Internal Improve.
ment Committee.
Mr.. Cook introduced bill TO change the manner
Of taxing property divided by county lines Passed
LIST rearing.
The House then adjourned to P. n.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The bill directory to the clerk of the circuit
court of Washington county, was passed on its
third reading
Mr.. Travis introduced bill to regulate the tax
on slaves. Passed first reading.
Mr. Cavtt, bill TO enforce the laws of this State
making it the duty of Judges to give the same
charge to Petit Juries as to Grand Juries, &c.-
Passed first reading, and referred to committee on
WAYS aud Means
Mr. Hatton, a bill to change the manner of hold
it the duty of the Sheriff to open polls and hold
elections in each ward. Passed first reading, and
referred - committee on elections
The bill for the relief of W. Farris of Franklin
co, nty, was passed on its third reading.
The bill to reduce the fees Of county court clerks
in certain cases, was passed on third reading
Mr.. Runnels bill &c suppress intemperance-
contains provisions similar TO the Mississippi
Law" Passed first reading.
navip hill RI amnud the act autbOriSnp and
regulating the business of banking. Passed first
reading and referred to cOmmitte on banks.
Leave OF absence was granted to Mr.. EIsterly Of
Marion, on account OF i'll health.
The bill TO change the time of holding the circuit
courts of Hancock and Hawkins counties, was pass
ed on third reading.
The bill to give further time to perfect titles to
lands in this State, passed on third reading.
The bill to allow the interchange Of judges and
chancellors, passed on third reading.
0 accommodate the members appointed dele@
gates to the Division Fair at Galatin, motion was
made by Mr. Wilson, of Carroll that the Inaugural
fon of Gov. johnson, with his consent, be postpo-
ned to Tuesday, the Esd inst, the Senate concur
ring; the motion was cOncurred IN.
Mr.. Dortcb moved that during the absence OF the
delegates to the Division Fair, the House take no
action upon bills elections of general Character,
which motion was coucurred in.
Nj. Gilbert, bill for the benefit of Jas. Niece,
of Humphreys, providing for the payment of S3l u
ailOrs fee for keeping slaves on account OF the
State; passed lst reading and referred TO Commit
tee on Claims.
Mr.. Ball. a resolution in relation to the appoint
ment of Superintendent of Public Instruction /;
passed under a suspension of the rule, AMI referred
to Committee on Schools
The House then adjourned TO 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-13

SHOOTING As the season for game of all kinds
is now coming on, and those fond of shooting will
be fitting up for the war on the Birds, Deer, &c,
we would recommend all such to call and see the
immense stock of guns at the house Of Fall Cum
niugham. These gentlemen seem to have taken
great pains in the selection of their stock of guns;
indeed, they inform us that oil their fine guns are
made to order in England and France, and imported
by them direct They have them at all prices va.
rying to suit the pocket and taste of every sports
man We were forciby struck with one gun which
they have for sale-price $25o-whia h to our judg.
ment seems as fue as gun could well be- Their
establishment is on the north side of the Public
Square, opposite the lower end of the market house,
over the entrance to which will be found what they
call their great gun" octl2-im
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RIVER NEws-The river continues to recede
very slowly, though there are still about four
feet Oh Harpeth Shoals.
The Aida and Justice arrived from Paducah
Thursday night.
There was no arrival yesterday up to 3 P. NJ.
The Secenty-SiE and Magnolia departed for
Cininnari, the John Simpson for Memphis, and
the Justice for Paducah.
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Tennessee Conference

Divine Service for this evening, u o'clock, P. NJ
McKendree Church-Drs. Sehon and McFerrin.
Andrew Church--Rev. E. c. Slater aud DIR.
Green.
Elysian Grove Church-Rev. T. W. Randle and
J. Matthews.
Hobson Chapel-Dr Hammer, Rev +. f. Pitts
Spruce Street Church-Drs. J. Hamilton and
Revens.
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NoTIC
s 900 II 4 WAR ID!

ON T,sssiay evening. at ODD Fsnoxs Han IN Nssasle
" during the exhftoa Of the Mechanical Far srraR
dark Pocket Beck sith steel chap stolen nom n
POCKET IL contained 80 10 Bank koles some reeips |
hires four blank BIDS q kxrhsnEr ned bv myself en
endorsed - DE- @ohn Waters. Also three fur CLARK
pFoussory r0iex sgned b myself ant snd0rsed b. Dr.
JOhn waers These RnsAnd nOss printed ornis Win
dates .eola &C. eank hey are the only bis notes
Ensi ~ myseE and endorsed b. h, vhscA are IN sxis
trnrc
The shove reward wa Be paid Scr he return ~ the BIS
and Seicfs Or s1eA taraaon s lead q her pru-re
megtproporaena reward ar hs return q say a thr
Al persoss nge rot trade Qr negotiate fr such
Biis % Notes, a. they sili aos Be paid.
cots wfLLO WILLIAMS
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FINE MIIuNERY.-At Mrs. 4. Crookers' Mil
linery Establishment on Union Street, will be
found the most tasty assortment Of Head and
Neck ornaments, and Dressing, we have ever
seen in the city, We understand that Mrs. c.
has lust returned from the Eastern Cities,
where she has, procured all the latest styles OF
Fashionable Head Gear. Her establishment
appears to US really neat, beautiful, and ele'
CANT. Ladies who are in need Of trimmings
in that particular line, would do well 20 call at
Mrs. c.. and get their beauty more elegantly
embellished.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-13

TIE WEATHER. There was a stiff, cool
byeeze blowing all day yesterday, though the
sun shone out very pleasantly.
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ASSURE CURE FOR CANCERS.

MY Wife, having labored under on her breast fol
WI some time and having tried different treatment,
concluded tn undertake II myself and IN less than hret
months effected plee cure although she had been
given by her friends being beyond the reach any
cure she has Tor the last enjoyed better health than
she had for many years previous and has since given birth
10 hne child, which she nurses herself have also
treated several other cases and have met with the
success.
My treatment is not the using of The KNIFE, Causte
Mercury, but Is lnrey Vegetable. also profess
other diseases, such Female Diseases and Ulcers Scro
MA, Piles and all diseases originating in Ike All
ask az persons afflicted with any OF the aboye named
diseases, is 70 give trial. Where there l. cure
tire shan he charge. Further Information b. Oh.
aimed by calling me, BY letter at No lel North Mar
ket street. JONATHAN TaOMls.
lNl-6n
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uARBELIzED IRON MANTELS.

TINHIs magnificent style Of Mante fst taking the place
81 an other desc iptions, both account Of it, supe.
az beauty richness durability and particularly 10 cheap
a. While their Il only about hah that Of the real
,rte they indeed exceed the former IN lvauty have a
.n.rar lustre are less liable 90 soil much easier
III clean and far exceed marble In durability, and ere al
he same time, less liable 20 break
he undersigned are for the manufacturers, Wal
ace LithVow 90 Louisville, XIV. aud vii farnish them
HI ter patrous and H. public generally, with CRATES sum
$780, and every thing complete; an will also srpeT-
,.Id tl.ir uniting up. STEWART A OWEN,
Stove Dealers and Tinware Manufacturers,
a.vU No. ~ Market street.
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THE MOST WONDERFUL
Dis COVerY of the Age,

WIS remarkable preparation contains alcoholic slim
ulent, essential OIL unhealthy drug. Il does
not color the hair but upon the srTetODs and
tive organs supply the former with the necessary
cOl0ring matter, and the latter, completely
their impare lost functions All this the prOpr-
eor has right TO say for has done all this for him. At
the age Of thrtyseven he gray the
enty, and his hair nearly all fallen off, but be has
abundant crop, and person would imagine he
had gav hair and mis- hair and pliable as
though had been recently oiled. This isolated
CASE has done the many Others the following
certificates aDundantly prove.
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tS- The Rev. Mr.. DOVE will preach at the Cot
tage Church Sunday evening, the 10Th, at o'clock
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HARPERs MAGAZINE for October; Also, FRANK LES
LIES GAZETTE OF FASHIONS can be found at
oct2 BUGl CHARLES W. SMITHS.
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Pancake Tobacco.

,xRu.r long lacked fer and anKiousy anticipated brand
of Tobacco. manufactured sxpressly log a.. = fe-
eeived and for sale By L - 80, = 49, 49,,
sepl2-G
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81. PAUL. Jan. 1. 1855.

ST. Paul, Jan. I, 1858.
Prof o. J. Wood-Dear Sir Unsolicited l send you this
certificate. After being nearly bald for long time, and
having tried all the hair restoraves exant and having
faith in any induced, hearing Of yours give
trial. placed myself in the hands barber aud had
my head rubbed with good s brush and the Restorative
then applied and well rubbed in till the scalp all glow
This repeated every morning, and in three weeks the
Oung hair appeared and grew rapidly from August last
to the present time, and is black, thick and strong
soft and pleasant TO the t7nch whereas before harsh
aad wiry what little there Of It. and that little dis
appearing very rapidly still your Restorative about
twice week, and shall have good and perfect crop
Of hair, Now have read Of these thngs-and who has
notibut have hitherto any In which any
persons hair really benefited by the aid OF the hair
tones, &C, Of the day; and really gives pleasure
record the result OF my experience. have recommended
your preparation to others, and already has large and
general sale throughout the Territory The people
its effects and have confidence in it, All who have used il
here will coincide with In what have written The
supply sent the Wholesale agents Of the Territory
already exhausted, and daily inquiries male for
You deserve credit for your discovery. l. for one
you my thanks for the benefit Il has doEe me- for certainly
ad despaird long long ago Of eectng any such
u congratulate you that your fortune land large one)
Is already made.
Yours, hastily, J. W. BOND.
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ClSn RaR NnEAT.

WE are prepared . pay Tie HIGHEST MARKET
w PkiCk hF ~ heat aud Germs A. ne Nash
vile City Mia and desire all fhs wbeaf Growers xEe
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