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and al the same time gratifying those under her
charge while that of the children is an expression
delight though as we think little two bright and
spiritual -,
Ia the upper group, the expression OF the child
rem represented cling;ng to each other ana pass
lug into happier sphere is that Of pur. bil-s As
for the angels represented attending the chidren
IN their ascent, we think they brought oct In
the two lower ones for they arr both no more than
women in sciafeY robes, with wings enanating from
the spine between the shoulders, place III when
il would be impossible, if we follow the analogy OF
other ingrd imals to procure sufficient muscu
lar power 10 sustain in mid air two beings SO un-
spiritual
The two upper figures, also representing angels,
are more rnshroud in clouds, aud so tar approach
neaier TO the commonly received notion OF angels
The writer in the Union al . passes the fol-
lowing criticism upon portraits of Dr.. Robin
son and d.. Morgan, painted by Mr.. s. W.
Shaw:
"rhtse portraits are remarkable for the fidelity
OF the likeness the excellence OF the cUIoring, and
their cay, natural positions. They do not have
that picture look 50 common to the productions Of
N ny painters but on the contrary any one who
has any taste III such matters though he had never
seen the original woald decide ia a moment that
the HkcneSoes are faithful"
la addition to the PORTRAITS referred 10 above,
we noticed one by Miss Juliet Van Wyck, and
two heads by MISS NJ. Rowley, which are
works OF rare excellence, and evnce talent
Tor painting by the fair exhibitors, of a high
order, requiring only proper training TO acquire
4 distinguished position among the best paint
ers of the day.
Mr. Thomqs Smith exhibited two very fine
pictures, one Il Cleopatra, a copy from Guido,
and the other, Charity, copied from Carlo
Dolce. The Name OF the artist who executed
these paintings is not given.
There were Landscape paintings exhibited
from the brush and easel of Mrs. NJ. A Z. Nor
gan, Mrs Helen ~ Lewis, Mss Mary Morgan,
Miss M..ry Elliott, Miss Amanda Morgan, Mr..
Charles Foster, and Mr. j. II. Hough. We
noticed others with no names attached, and
still Others, in such position that we could not
see the names. These landscapes were all ad-
miraby executed, and the praise bestowed up
on them by the large number of visitors daily
aud nightly in attendance upon the Fair, is evil
dence of their high merit.
Several specimens Of tableaux painting, by
Mr. F. Nattiozzi, were exhibited. These spe-
cinens were perfect gems of this species Of
painting, and show that Mr. Mattiozzi is All ar
list of great merit.
Among other paintings executed by Mr.. II.
Wagner, is a view of Nashville painted in wa
ter colors. Every one who seees it, will at
once recognize it as faithful representation Of
our city. Il was Mr.. Wagner's intention, if
sufiicien, number Of Subscribers could have
been obtained, to have Autographed and print
ed this view. We trust the project is no YET
abandoned, and that its exhibition last week
will stimulate our citizens to call for its imme-
date publication.
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Mr. Hale having resolved majority on the 1t
vote, MAS declared duly elected.

Mr. Hale having received majority on the 7th
vote, S ~ declared duly elected.
ELECTION OF PRINCIPAL DOoRKEEPER.
The election of Principal Doorkeeper taken
up the following candidates being in nomination
} as McGuire, r x Marsh, G " Turk, Nr. White
side, w Robinson. Z + Green, W l. Barry, b.
F Braden, " J Mallory, Mr Ferris. Dir. Brooks,
and Mr. Dobbips; and on the 10Th count the cam
didatrs having been reduced to two, Mr.. Braden
Wa elected-Braieu a.; WhitesiIe %
A resol tiDn then adopted inviting the ladies
to atterd the deliberations Of the House.
ELECTION OF ASSISTANT DoOREEEPER
The House then took up the election Of A. sistani
Doorkeeprr. a large number OF candiidt,s being in
nomination, and on the 5th count Mr.. A. Hill OF
Knox ,srs elected-Ii "a; Fine SO
On motion Of Mr. Nixon, the Clerk was instruct
ed to inform the Senate of the organization OF the
HouSe.
The House then adjourned to 9 A. Monday.
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sYDNEY SHIRTS LIFE AND LEFFERs.

SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.
W T. BERRY co. haveius; received
SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.
Memoir Of The Reverend Sydney mh, bv his Daughter,
Lady Holland with selection from his Letters edited by
Mrs. Austin. vols, limo, muslin.
more than comrlonlY ighli and WHOLESOME book
LD1dOH critic.
LADY Holland has now fulfilled hrr mothers wish, by
writing such a memoir AS i'll enable the worl to under
stand her thers nearly IN full integrity
Mrs austin at the tine has arranged each OF ms
letter as cOI honestly published and Illustrated ihen
with delightful preface fu Of soEni and helpful Comment
LOHdJH Eyt,MjReI.
Lady Holland has produced vivid ard ntere ting pic
ure OF the more rvae and domestic life Of her
father. charming picture OF arkabe man. ~ he
appeared to his friends aud family London SetdfOr-
Next to a day with Sydney smith himself, there could
scarcely BE- enjoyed rcbef treat thai the perusa this
book. Il $ a worthy ial Of on Of the wSest and
best, well rs the E.tIirst ot mex London Ltefdry Gd-
cekle.
more lovely picture has seldom been presented to the
world than brave and bright creature, rich
in vii, hum r high an,m spirits, inexhau sbie kindness,
manly nlepen ence sag good sense. To read this
book is "A mOra tonic j. a lesson in life Il makes US
happier and while does this presents more
entertainment than any COX easily named, so nc J. 1t IN
wisdom in association, personal gossip ABOUT well Known
people London LETTER.
The letters edt his honesty, his heart, and his
understanding They proof OF the elearness OF his
IONS, the ygor amt evty OF hIs statements AMI
the pItunt fsrily Of his comic flncy.-LoHdO' guar
trly Rerie0. sePS
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


SATURDAY, Oct 8
Mr. Hltton offered resolution providing for the
appointment of a Joint Commit TO trait rules for
the government of the General A ,se mnlv.
Mr. Bulen, resolution tuhprlZirg the PrinCi-
pal Clerk to employ printer to do tn printing Of
the House until a Pueic Printer shai be- el ct. e
Mr.. Williams moved a suspension Of the rui-s,
for the purp Sc of taking mp III, RESOLUTION; CARR D.
Mr. Dortch moved to lay the resolution the
table; rejected
Nj. Dortcn then moved to amend, by instructing
the clerk to employ the Daily Gazette, Truf Wing
ard Republican Banner, which motion VAS laid on
the table
Mr. Upton moved to amend 80 a. TO instruct the
Clerk 10 employ the Union d american and Re
pssbkicda Banner, whlt b motion
Mr. Giraves moved to lmeud by adding the Trae
Wing and Gazette.
MIR Gleave's motion having been laid on the ia
Bile, the previous gu,stiO ordered on the call
of Mr. Harris, and the original solution adopted;
yeas 80. navs "a
ave of absence granted to NesSrs. Fort;
Hardin, burlington and CavItt, On account OF sick
ness in th. r miles
ELECTION OF % ASSISTANT CLARK
The House then rrsum, the election of 81 As
sstant CIek two of the candi iates Messrs. Cannon
and Rankin having been Withdrawn, with the fol-
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Cotton Facto y and Machinery,
FOES SALE.

Situated in Vincsnnss Knox county, Indiana
NAlD Min is situated in the O. this town. lot
~ 100 ert square the Wabash and functions Of
the OHIO ana Mississippi and Evansville and Charlottesville
Railroads.
The main building is 20 feet long bv IS wide three res
hlgns ou OF brck IN the substantial Cotton
ene baksnlh shOp 'nt Dwelling House, TIE same lot.
The MACHINERY consists o. ming fr,roes Carrying
thousand Hfy six spiudles, ~ caro- avn. frames
speeers with 10 spooi, do. with 10 sp0ols blosrr or
ecuter, willow, lap machine. rveis vcs fan lathss
cutting engine grinders, pres, kr engine sew.
eniy harse power nrty inch h1- Hers nv twenty.
eight frt lag, With steam copp pipes heal the zhos
b'itug shatng, bvlti nj q comp.e e.
Sud Machinery = all d. D. ofd,T auy nne hat
wishes TO engage 10 tie cvrtn safclu ing business an
Opportunity UEers winch seldom ours The pres
ent own rs engaged in another business ard viii eel
the pfope y 4 hai ts actual The ma-hnery viii BE-
sold separate from N oLer property waited be
out, ansi at such figures but "a sf,.
The facilities Tor .hpping nv ralroad 0rrve It his point
cannot be surpassed m "a. West. fine SiN gwen on
part Of th- purchas where security be oHer-d
Any Information wanted BE- had application or
dress 10 CASE, HAYS c., YEc5 mes Ina,ana WA d.
II ifS, pt bug, Penn or :. HARMS, City of Y.
oct 2-2Rs
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A MISREPRESENTATION REITERATED. - The
Union and AndoricGR recently made a state
ment in It's columns that the delegates to the
State Council of the American Parry which
meets in this city On the S,h, rece we'd mileage
and per diem pay. We pronounced the state
ment untrue, but the Union ana american hes
never had the msnlness to retrsct, preferring
that its readers should be misiuformed when
ever it may serve to prejudice an opponent,
even G. the expense OF truth.
The Memphis appeal of the 9th deluded,
we suppose, by the apparently authentic state
ueut Of its Nashville contemporary, says, in
allu-on TO tie State Convention, among other
equally absurd things:
The syases when they 20 up 20 this "w hunt
afr uthc," will have their expense footed up by
she Order and Sll undertake to lg-lae for IT, each
member being sol mny sworn TO support It's action,
II become virtually disfranchised.
Statements like the above NAV serve to pre-
iudice the American party in the minds Of Il
few uniDfOrIned persons, but We believe If those
who make them conld appreciate the attitude
in which they place themselves in the estima-
ton OF intelligent men who know how absurd
they are, they wonld, from self-respeot at least,
if from 10 other motive forego their dissent
nation.
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STEAMBOAT BURNED The steamboat K Jr
Capt. Geo. l.. Kouns, FROM Yt1oo river. with Sl2
bales cotton caught fire OF Tuesday, the cath ult ,
about six o'clock, p NJ, mile above Ellis ClifI-
sud burned 80 rapidly that ali hr officer and crrw
yer compelled TO ilmp overheard aud cling "a
With his chilli in his arms, jumped overheard and
sue 'eeded ia getting hold OF a bale Of cotton when
he vie followed him, aud he succeeded in saving
her
While haatiug ia the river, tho steamer Cora No.
? came o. their assistance with the hieOOat and
ysw, picking up the olicers aud crew. together
N1th fourteen bales Of cotton The clerk saved
what money Wa IN the Office; his books ard papers
were DESTROYED. The officers and lost al their
TRUNKS. clothing &c.
The j., was new, small, Eicrn-wheel
boat. built at lronton, Ohio and intended TO IN
tae Red River aud 0usrhita trade. She wac not
usBTsd.- Yieksbary Wig, 27A.
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ELECTION OF JUDGE.-We notice that the
Democratic party are determined to make the
election of Judge of the supreme Court, to
supply the vacancy occasioned by the resigns-
ton of Judge lotion, q political contest. The
two Democratic papers in Fayetteville have
both run up the name Of VIM Z. Harris at the
election. We are decidedly averse TO any such
course ourself, and, unless forced into il, hope
the American party win have no part in any
proceeding thst may result in giving this cleo
tiona political bias.
The election takes place on the LIST De-
cember.
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E~ A letter to the Savannah RepvJlicar
from Lee county, in South Western Georgia,
says: The cotton crop of this portion o: the
State will fall considerably below an average.
The unprecedented heavy rains, followed by
the boil worm and now the rot, (Which latter
is more general and destructive than | have
ever known it,) will, without doubt, make the
crop ia this vicinity short one"
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Legislative summary.

The Senate met Saturday morning, ana ha7-
ing appointed James B. flanagan, Of McMinn,
Messenger, adjourned TO A. n. to-day.
The House completed its organization by the
election of Mr.. HALE, of Sumner, Second As
sistant Clerk, B. F. BEADEN, First, and a. HILL,
of Knox, Second Door-keeper, and adjourned
10 A. n. to-day.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAuRoAD.--We
learn from the Appeal that the cars on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad made their
first trip to Pocahontas, seventy-fve miles East
of Memphis, on the 2Sth. We understand
that SIMS & Co.'S Stage line will connect IRON
Tuscumbia with the cars, daily making The trip
from Memphis to Tuscumbia in twenty four
hours, with certainty, connecting at that point
with the Eas ern Division Of the road, aud by
boats from Decatur, and by stage from Hunts
vile, with the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, making the trip from Memphis to
Nashville or Chattanooga, in shout lOrty-eight
hours
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fs- Land Warrants are in fair demand al
New York, and selling at Sis per acre of
100 acres, and at Sl.ll of 50 and 100 acres
The Tribune says the demand appears 90 DO
temporary, coming mostly from parties who
hre awaiting the opening of the new land uiii e.
ces, and who are anxious TO have a good stock
of warrants on hand TO secure the first choice
Of lands
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure Of call from
our Old friend K. q. ayne, Esq OF Columbia. Du-
ring the late Canvass for Governor he did valiept
service in behalf Of the great principles OF party.
--CensraI D,mocrdt, 3D.
For which "vsllent services" he was paid
$1,000 year by the State as Inspector Of rail-
roads-the duties Of which office, if it has any
duties, must have been Neglected TO stump the
State for Andrew johnson.
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T HAVE noS hand, and viii hereafter keep constant
supply Of the following articles:
buPOnt's celebrated o. iTIc aE6 Sporting
FoWd'r, IN esniS'ers and quarter, hail ana shOls
kegs
TeHnnessee blasting, In Esgs Of 2sIbs and bar
refs 81 10 lbs
Toy, I.ic. ford & Co.'S safety fuse, var
TaBtet superior
Rarosi Contractors, Miners aud the Trade generally
SUI piled az he i9west prces.
Prompt attsntion given " all orders.
rALrFR SCOTT,
AGENT Tor The Nanufic urers,
Oiicc with +. s. CheathAm a Co.,
sep8 Corner II sprirs and Co.isge streets.
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MONDAY MORNING. OCT. 3.
haejnp Of d. state Counc.l

The State Courcil of the American Party
will meet in the old Representative Hal u. the
Court House this (Monday) evening, at 4
o'clock.
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TENNESSEE LEGIsL TURE.
SENATE

SATURDAY, Oct. 6.
Mr. Bslew introduced resolution appointing
James B. JAruagin, Of the county of McMnn, VI s.
senger of the Senate, which sdO.,;ed the rue
being suspended
The Senate then adjourned To A NJ Monday
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JoHN II. BURRRrT, of Penus! " mia, has &C.
cepted the appointment Of Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court of Kansas.
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To Schools n Private Families.

IHACHEGS. genlisnlan Who "a had TWEEN y years
tctc IA he hsf eis~s " The ineuf 81
Ia rope, 10 Sc roes Of situation ~ reacher.
His pupils have sszys b-sa d.snnEsish-d for the br
Ancy q heir eaeAtsn ana hs 81 q IhsF HAansrs.
Adderss A. = eArs u ". u. craehsf, A-shVils.
esgs-lxaAr
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joan ". FOSTER, the President of the Amer
lean State Council OF Massachusetts, has re-
signed bis Place and Joined the Freesoilers.
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Our dates from California are to the 5th of Sep.
TENDER.
Summary OF News.
The 2ls of August, the primary election day Of
the Democrats, vas remarkable in San Francisco
throughout for street ,hts aud bloody encounters
San Francisco disgraced by a sanguinary
aTray which occurred at the Sixth ward pc Is, the
afternoon of the 2lst of August, on which the Dem
ocratic primary election was held
Jose I,,flcpte aud intelligent Gillian, connected
with the editorial department of the Americana,
of San Francisco STABBED his wife, Maria Marines
on the 2lst of August. His victim died two days
after. domestic dispute is the aiedg,d cause of
the deed LIfuents is now in the county Jail, pro-
nOunced by some Insane .E.
The frjutte AnphitIite arrived at SIN Francisco
from the Amoor river or the 2lst Of August, hav-
ing left that river on the 18Th OF July, touching at
Sitka on her way 4 proclamation was issued de-
clAring that private property would be respected
A small iron steamer oeionging to the Russians wa
blown up.
The Wing party has revived nominated ticket,
and issu party paper at san Frauci-co, entitled
the Wing They exhibit much enthusiasm, and
have made strong nominations.
The election for State and county Officers was To
be held on the 18Th of September, the day the
steamer sailed
Peter B Manchester, the notorious CINCINNATI
banker, was arrested in this city the 18th ult
on a reouisiton from the Governor of Ohio, but
the travelling Executive of California, by his 40
sence from his post Of DUTY may Illustrate the arrest
Manchester mas been released on s., QUO bail, and
the officer from Ohio awaiting 10 convey him to his
old residence by this steamer.
From Oregon.
The news from Oregon is up 10 the 9th ut. The
Cobble gold mines, 6r-t pronounced hum Jug, are
now spoken OF again.
The Oragouian contains accom- is from Coyilie
mines of the most growing dissertations 1t is stated
that an Indian has dug Que and quarter ouuc, 5
per day; that the Indians quite peacrable, and
advise their friends who are about starting to the
mines as TO the best route TO reach them.
Several Indians who supposed to be imp-
Gated ia the murder of The eInigrants Fort
Bnse, have been arrested and executed near that
place. rs- -r
Dir Daughton just arrived across tn" plains
ported terrible Indian massacre OF emigrants this
season ut Devils Gate, m the S"ect Water river.
train OF 800 men, women, and chihiren. were
attacked by the Chennes Sioux, and l5D killed !;
and ali their stock, provision, &c, captured. The
remander OF the train reached Salt Lake C,v in a
starving condition. Among the slain were General
Lanes brother and family
l. reported tnat 20 whi'eS have bren murdered
near Fort ColviIle by the Indians. Lieut. Darby
has Just completed the survey OF the military road
from Salem to Astoria, a distance of hundred
mics.
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The worm bug is ravaging the tobacco crop
In portions of Virginia.
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JOSEPH S. WILSON has been appointed acting
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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1 Wish 70 Say eixas god sasesh anT sssyoss
l tea u u - Asa good CArp~ntsrs snd hfiok
M-.sa. l..p2ll RkEs ~. RSkxEA.
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W. =. & J. G. NcCLE LAND
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PLAN Wool OsLInes,
Rich Paid Rose slks.
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Black Hh.iE, Prints, Gingh1n's, &c, &c. ...s
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cheap tioaNs, great Varie y;
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q nts' travelling ShaSsi
Rich Scarfs
Elegan, square shawls.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c
Oar stick of Hosiery aud Goye, complete, for
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complete of Lambs " and MeriuO Under
wear for Ladies', Gents aud Children.
Gents Linen Bosom Shirts ami Collars.
STAPLE GOODS
Our Stock of Staple Goods very g, aud complete
bracng tverythug corpa bic viii od ts- and comfort
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