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Valuable Theological Works.

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SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.
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SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.
Memoir OF the Reverend Sydney smith, by his Daughter,
Lady Holland with Selection from his Letters edited by
Mrs. Austin. vols, limo, muslin.
more than commonly delightful and wholesome book
London Critic.
Lady Holland has fulfilled her mothers wish, by
writing such a memoir will enable the world to under
stand her fathers character nearly integrity
Mrs. Austin at the time bias arranged each his
letters could honestly be published and illustrated them
with delightful preface full Of sound and helpful
London Examiner.
Lady Holland has produced vivid and interesting pic
ture Of the private and domestic life Of her
father. charming picture OF remarkable man, he
appeared to his friends and famy.-LORdOD Spectator
Next to a day with Sydney Smith himself there could
book. 1t Is worthy memo ia Of Of the wisess aud
sete.
lovely picture nas seldom been presented to the
world than that Of this brave and bright creature rich
in wit humOr high animal spirits ineXhaustibe kindness,
manly independence, sagacous good To read this
book moral tonic. 1t is lesson in life. 1t makes
happier and better. And while does this it presents
entertainment than any book easily named rich is it in
WISDOM in association in personal gossip about well known
people-L0RdOR Ledger
The letters credit his honesty his heart and his
understanding They proof Of the ciearness Of his
conce oHs the vgor and brevy Of his statements and
the perennial fertility Of his comic fancy-Load0a Quar-
terLy RScielC sep3
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Prom the Hopkinsrille XIV Press.

We clip from the st. Louis Republican, the
following editorial on Kentucky City. After care
full examination of the map, (which can be seen at
our ofice,) it seems impossible for the great West
ern and Southern road to concentrate at any other
point than at the most desirable locality near the
mouth of the Ohio. If that is true, Kentucky City,
in ten years after the completion of the roads now
under contract and progress will ont strip ST. Louis
Chicago, CT any of our western cities
KENTUCKY CIrY-we had the plasure yesterday
of a visit from Capt c. Jennings, of the en-.
gineers upon the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, who
left with US plan of Kentucky Caiy. and map APP
pended thereto, embracing the various States that
unite around the mouth of the Ohio and sowing the
manner in which the several railroads that are now
being constructed radiate from this centre OF
trade
We have looked at the facts suggested by the
contemplation OF the map prepared by Capt Jen-
niugs, aud have reflected upon the effect likely TO
be produced by the union Of so many rivers and so
many railroads at any one point and Kentucky City
seems to have claims upon our confidence far sur
passing any we have met with.
Ii is manifest that the citizens Of Charleston and
Savannah and all the country inboard through South
Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama, have been for years
pressing their road oward to the Mississippi First,
10 announced to have reached chattanooga, uien
Nashville, and now it is seeking junction with the
Mobile and Ohio road, only a short distance inland
FROM Kentucky City. So also the city OF Mobile,
and the States of Alabama, Mississippi and West
Tennessee are, with every nerve strung, pressing
their road to the same point.
Now, what Is It that these Southern States are
seeking, through these mediums OF trade! Clea'lr,
they seek TO enter the market with New Orleans,
aud compete fof the vast products OF the Missis-
sippi valley that have hitherto hOated on the bosom
OF the Great River TO the only Southern market
attainable by boats. Now, may il not be that this
contest for the trade of the West must take place az
Kentucky City, because there all the rivers and all
the railroads viii meet?
But in the meanwhile, cannot ST. Louis perceive
that by means Of these new arteries OF trade the
commerce of vast territory is opened up TO her,
which, by proper exertion, she may now seize and
forever retains She has the Mississippi river-her
railroads through Illinois, and can sooa have the
Iron Mountain road all within her own borders, by
which several means her manufactures, and her
merchandise, aud the products OF The country se
INFLATED here, can be put upon the wharves ct Ken
lucky City at less expense than IRON any OF her
rivals That this vast territory, penetrated by 50
many roads running sonthwardiy aud terminating on
the bank oil our own river is. By giving the benefit
OF It's trade, destined to enrich city, We think
Is most manifest. Let not our citizens neglect the
golden opportunity.
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SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

fiNHERE features connected with this mill worthy Of
consideration and close examination the part Of
those WISHING to purchase Feed Mill.
Its mechanical construction and adaptation TO the pur-
poses designed, crush and grind corn great ca
pacty, while doing immense work with extraOrdinary
its durability Is amply provided for. The complete
and entire porabeness OF the Little Giant rendering its
greater convenience for plantation
be 10 requires mechanical aid or bin Of expense 10 put
IL up; farm hand servant put up one
running in half hours time The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied to un horEonta-as is most
usuaor over head, and the mill may be easily attached
where steam is used The power il takes requiring
and two horses The quantity and quality OF product
10 to 30 bushels Of good feed meal per hour according the
degree Of hneness ground, and the size mill Il
cheapest MILL all things considered here before the pub
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant as a pa
tent and worthy Of is the that there been no
Patent Right speeuatHg hucksteng about the country,
as Is usual with the thousand bunging makeshf mple
ments that got trade-meTely get money by
selling palming OF the patent right upon the creuOus-
then the machine 70 be abandoned by all parties hum
bug the other hand the Paentee and Propretos
Little Giant Mills believing that they can-and determined
that they will supply the Agrcuurasts and Stock rasers
Of our country with superior Mill, permanently
gagged IN the Business and have hundred thousand
East West and South Of these establishments poy-
ing 90 solely In this business So highly these
mills appreciated that ur thousand have been sold within
the past eighteen months and the heaviest and the
extensive Manufacturers q Agricultural implemen the
United States have eagerly sought interest in their
facture and sale.
No implement has been thoroughly tested; one
OF the kind has received and high testimonials
from Mechanics Institutes aud Agricultural Associations
and nOue by Of substantially practical utility and
merit have fairly ground their into every days
and popular than Scos Little Giant Corn and
Cobb Mil. Orders promptly dllsd.
BROWN 4 ANDERSON
oct1-u No 90 Market ST., Nashville Tenn.
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T00N, NELSON CO., a. Union street,
Would call attention to their stock Of miscellaneous
Books among which the following.
The Works of John c. Calhoun
Volume I: A Disposition Government and Dis
course on the Constitution and Government Of the
United States. Vols 2, and q: The Speeches Of Mr.
Calhoun delivered in the House Of Rep esentatives
and Senate Of the United States.
Daniel Webster's Works. 6 vols.
Bancroft's History Of the United States vols.
Ramsey's History Of Tennessee.
New and Complete Gazetteer
OF the United States; giving full and comprehensive
Review Of the Present Condition. Industry and Resour-
ees Of the American Confederacy, a., sc.
History of Banking;
With comprehensive account Of the Origin, Rise and
Progress Of the Banks Of England, &C., by Lawspn.
Practical Treatise on Banking.
By James W. Gilbart.
Statute Laws Of Tennessee.
SS-TOON, NELSON CO., A. Union street, viii be sup
Piled during the Fan aad Winter With New Books in the
various departments Of Literature. oct1
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

TUESDAY, Oct.9.
The Senate took up the resolution to 60 into the
election of State Treasurer on the 10th, and on mo
ton of Mr.. Turney, it was laid upon the table.
On motion of Mr.. Balew, Mr. Havron was added
to the Committee on Internal ImprOvem MS ~
Mr.. Meeks introduced resolution providing for
two daily papers for each member OF the Senate al
the expense of the State.
On motion OF Mr.. Carter, Mr. TurDey was added
to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Turney introduced bill making fraudulent
mortgages and deeds of trust void passed first
reading.
Mr.. Steele a resolution providing for list of the
Names birth-places, occupations, &C., of Senators,
which was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Caldwell, Mr.. Atkins was added
TO the Committee on Internal Improvements.
Mr.. Stokes, resolution providing for the election
of Secretary Of State on the 18th.
The report of the Committee on Rules was taken
up, and having been read, was adopted with a
slight amendment and ordered to be printed
MIR. Carter introduced bill TO Incorporate the
Winchester Building and Loan Association passed
first reading.
The Senate accepted an invitation from the Direc.
tors, through Mr.. Head to attend the Division Fair
at Gallatn, commencing on Monday next.
Adjourned TO 2P. II.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
After disposng of Senate Bills on second read
ing,
Mr. Ellis introduced a resolution providing for
the election of Comptroller on the 10th, aud
The Senate adj ourned to 10 A II. 70 morrow
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Speech of Mr, Hatton.

We publish this morning the remarks Of Mr..
HATToY, of Wilson, made on the floor of the
House Of Representatives in relation to the
election of Speaker, prepared for publication
By request, for the purpose of placing the po-
sition of the American party in that contest
properly before the people. The points are
cogently and forcibly brought out, and the
speech is well worthy of perusai.
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upon this matter. 1t may be that failure to
extend the time would be just the thing 10
suit the commercial interests of Louisville,
as thereby this end of the line would probably
be delayed, and Louisville would not risk so
much the loss of the trade of the Green River
Valley, which Nashville will be certain to alb
sorb, if the Road is completed to Bowling
Green before Louisville reaches that point.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL special meeting
of the Chamber of Commerce is called for this
evening at p. NJ, at the Merchants Ex-
change. Business of importance TO the MEM
bers will come up, and it is earnestly requested
that full attendance may be had.
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Cotton Fac tory and Machinery,
ZOE SALE.

Situated in Vineennes. Knox county, Indiana
OAiD Mil L. situated Ia the o. this town, lot
- 1so Sect square, the Wabash and functions Of
the Ohio and Mississippi aud Evansville aud craSiorsvls
Railroads.
The main building 80 feet long ~ as vids three stories
HIGH built Of brick in the Substantial manner Cotton
Shed, Blacksmith shop and Dwelling House. on TIE same ioL
The machinery q spanning frames, carrying one
thous@Ed any six spads N card, drawing lrHDes.
spee1ers with 10 spoo DO. with 10 spools, eoSsr OF
scuiier willow lap machine ree wick aae, iAfnsss
cutting engine grinders press, 4ci engine ses
saiv hcrse power ory ineh Cue boilers, neS tSeey-
eight ung with coer pipes hat heal ne snoo
banding shafnE. hciung ana connections Al eonpete
Sad Maeiasry Is al IA pesfsct eFsr and 70 sny enc shat
wishes 10 engage the cotton m41ufcfnrng s1sness, Al
.tortuuifv Is now oered shicA scdo osers the
eni osnrrs engaged ln another business and WI sell
The prouerfy ball cas TIE mavnsFy VII be
sl separate on the ether property saahe - Dc tAken
out and = such hrarcs nuf s4tE7fS.
ne Achilles fos Shipping 81 rkread river az tas point
cannot sarpsssea Ia the West. Tine wi be given On
pArt puFchass where god security Be offered
Any Information usntcd ee had - application al
dress CASE HAYS ca, Nueennes, lndtane. Wd- B.
HAYS Pissbsig, Psnn a. :. hAkifS. Cry ofN.r.
49,
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MRS. GERTRUDE ]. CAREY's
ROAKDHNG AND DAY SCHOOL

WILL its Session Monday. September 10th.
w Circulars may be obtained application at her resi-
dence s. W. Pine and fifteenth streets Philadelphia
RKTERESCKs-Rey. II. A. BoaTdman, d. D., Rev. William
Chester, ID. d., Rev. J. Newton Brown d., Rev. Henry
Darling, Rev. G. L. Pla Rev J. Gordon Maxwell, Phia-
delphia
Hon. William L. Marcy, Secretary Of State, Judge P v
Daniel, Supreme Court T. s. Washington City; Rev Thos
H. skinner d. n Rev. Joel Parker, D. D. New York; Rev.
George Woodbridge, P. T. Daniel Jr, ISL, Richmond Va
Hon. Cave Jonson President bank Of Tennessee, Nash
vile, Tenn A. g. Croz er, Comptroller Nashville, Tenn
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE
PACKET

TTIHE New Steamer "SC0TLANDnA STSn -,
l. 40 tons burthen-Captain Z. L. zgzCrssfsa7 i
DIsMuEEs This steamer, ber gzkeskzxsse Azsfkss
built Louisville, will be flashed by the 10h November,
when she will her in the trade regular packet
The Scotland Is entirely boat OF the hrst elass
and built exclusively for the Nashville and New Orleans
trade-her light draf enabling her 10 with load when
others only light. We solicit for her share Of
public patronage. A. HAMILTON, Z ,..,,.
JOHNSON, HORNE CO. "s'"N''
~ We want to hire 20 Negroes as deck hands and
fremen for the above boat. octl0-6m
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
VALuARLE II,

\ u 2 n - u n H U y n -
". T BERRY CO., have just received
l. Condos History Of the Arabs in Spain.
2. Guizos History Of Civilization. Sv. sd
s. Falener's Classical Antiquities.
T. Longnus the Sublime. ToL
s. Dane's Divine Comedy: the Inferno. pure transIa
ton by Carlyle.
6. Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered.
Z. The Legislative Guide.
s. Irving's Life of Washington
9. Benton's Thirty Years in the Senate.
10. websters Complete Works. 81.
IL Calhouns Works. 4 VOL
r. Napiers Battles Of the PeninsuIar.
IS Napoleon in Exile by 0'tIeara.
Il. Lascases' Memoirs of Napoleon.
Is. Abbotts Life Of Napoleon.
16 strckland's Lives Of the Queens of England. VOL
II. Lives Of the Princesses Of England.
oct
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"ANTED-A situation as a Book-keeper or Sales
w man, by gentleman who give the best OF refer
enc's. Address "F. X. g., True Wing Once"
octS-du
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HEALTH OF MoSrGONERY.-The Board Of Health,
under date Of October 4. o'clock, reports
The Board report ious cases Of yellow fever and
no death, for the last as hours-leavihg SO cases
and deaths from the first report on the 2oth nlt,
70 date.
The cases Of sickness are only reported as they
develop themselves 10 be yellow lever. The date
Of their occurrences h a matter Of no moment
Az present. circumstances are favorable for a 70
turn Of health.
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TICE.
S 900 r. T. WAR d.!

ON Tuesday evening. at Odd Fellows Heb IN Nashville,
" during the exhibition Of the Mechanical Fair. small
dark Pocket Book with steel ella p stolen from my
PACKET Il contained s25 IN Bank Notes. receipts aud
three four blank bills q Exchange, signed hy myself and
endorsed by DR. John Waters Also, three four blank
p'omisory notes, signed BY myself zad endorsSd By Dr.
yohn Waters. These Rs and printed frIns vi
dates, aEonnts &c btsnk they the only bls az notes
sgne By mo sef and enforced b him, which are IA exs
tsnce-
The sboye reward via b psd for the rctaEn Of The BIS
and Noies such inoruAson viii lead b their pnrc-
meusproporto reward fnr the return II any q us
An pcrsors are notified NOT trade a<gouAie ir s1h
octS =. WILL0. WILLIAMS
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READ AND Re WISE

DEF the citizens % Nashville and The balance
ID OF the Human Family hat J. FLOWERS, No. II Un
ion street. have just received ane assortment Of spec
taclcs, known opticians the "Concave Convex
Gi1sses-better known in this community BRAZILIAN
PEBBLES, made from Brazian sand, which am wiring 20
cell at cnabe prices as follows;
Gold Frame, slide Temples -.'.... .-.---..-S 20
single .-.. ~ W.
Coin Fine Silver Frames, Slide Temples.-..-. %
I" !" - Single :" %
selecting spectacies profess to know an about H.
hAvin paid particular attention 50 that branch OF the bu
siness FOR the last twenty years. J. fLOWERS,
octl9-n No. al Union 81, Nashville.
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.

TTNHE fine low steamboat r. L. a cyTrn -
l. COBB, L. NOKTHERS Master, will AsE2Ysl3kl i
leave for the above ports SAfUR s-SxA<AzskE-z1R
DAY he 18th inst O'Clock p. NJ For freight pas
sage apply to J. r. HEATMANI Asent.
OctlO-td A. HAMILTON,
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

LARGE invoice Of Pine Surgical and Dssscng Insru-
II has just been received and for sale AZ small
advance on Eastern eost.
Students and others would DO vel 70 call and examine
the price, and quality before making their purchases.
A. STRETCH,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
octf Corner College and Union streets.
PROGANs.-SOe cases Thick BrOsans, received today
I'D by JOHN RAMAGE,
oct3 a. College street.
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BOOK AUCTION.
q n Nj. n. SHE Ids

WILL sell this evening, Oct Och, and each succeeding
w evening during the week, large collection Of New
Standard aud Popular Works in the different departments
ofLiterature and Science &C. 4c.-wth Stationery Watch
es Jewelry Plated Ware and Fancy Articles
Sale to commence at ~ o'clocs p. NJ.
ChAS. FOX, Auctianeer
oct9-lw No 4T Public Square.
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PLANTERS HOUSE,
No. "a Corner Of Summer and Dsadsriek Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

C,TrUATED In the most desirable part of TIE City, 80
- ard convenient % the Capitol Our Rooms are f4.I
equal 70 any in the Ciiy, and the Table viii be sup &
piled with the best We VIII endeayOr % give salts -
faction 4 an and solicit lberd patronage. Prices ned
erale MIS-. LYON { n. B. AKIN.
sspfI-tm
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EozrERY, GLOVES, &c.

TCSr received large stock o. wise Brown and Yaacy
eoorsd cottsn sk and Isle I'm cad Hose AMI Gloves
CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT,
sp2s Ne. Is Cedar street..
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WE under way again, and win be pleased TO serve
w our friends in any thing they may want in the Fur
niture line footl0l GRO0MEs, NANCE co.
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1IARRLE! TARRLE!

NJ L. SHELTON, having resumed the MARBLE(1RO
WI. BUSINESS, soHcits bis old friends and theN SpSlJ
pubic in general who may desire work in his line, l u
give him n call AZ his shop, corner % ChuTchS
street and the Nashville ard Chattanooga Railroad
Depot He will keep constantly on hand supply y
OF MONUMENTS, TOABS sc, Of the hnest Italian aud
American Marble. All work executed in the best manner,
and warranted. sep29-u
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IMPRESSIONS or NAsHvGILE.-Dr. Brownlow,
writing to his paper (the RHOrviLle Wig from
this city, says:
have not been in Nashville for two years, and
although was prepared 20 find everything prosper
Gus, there is still greater degree OF prosperity
here, than | had anticipated. In every branch OF
trade brisk buiness..is doing There are some fine
Wholesale Dry Goods Houses here and the goods
boxes on the side walk marked for various country
stores indicate that they doing profitable busi
ness The Cumberland is Ia good boating eondi-
ton now, but Groceries are not abundant nor are
they by means cheap, but they are as low as they
can be had ia any other Southern city.
Nashville Is still improving and spreading out
over the whole surrounding country, as far As the
eye can reach. Her merchants are extending their
wholesale facilities each year. In every depart.
ment houses are 20 be found wIsh largely increased
stocks; and the river aud Railroad facilities for
transport ,lion, induce many 70 come here now,
and purchase, who formerly went elsewhere. Be-
side this there ara heavy transactions In grain and
this Is cash market
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Oct9
GUNNY Il A @ 5
A CARD.

CNIPTY THOUs ND Gunny Bags Of good quality in bale
Il Of 25O bags Received and for sale by
oetiO-fmdtrwAw H.&B DOUGLAS co.